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AnanberOi The directors Of the Mingo
Iron Works Company met at Mingo yes.
!. efuly lo' the purpose Of examining into
IL atiiIn, but owing 10 the fact that the
COOKS Ee'e not posted up, and no state.
@'as ready Tor their inspection, they were
aoa0e ! on their return to give any in.
i0fniIlOn additional TO that made known
ID Yesterday mornings ISrELLIoRScER.
IL seems 10 be true from all that we
can gather that the works will hardly
&c resume operations under present auspices.
laefs will probably be a reorganization
Hla early day, and possibly by the Sec
Una ! mortgage bOndholders paying of the
an' y mortgages aud getting possession Of
ase0nHsfn. This at least is one Of the
methods Of reorganization now discussed
AZ We have said, the frat mortgages
,aa ,10oR' to about $65,OOO (sOme say s67,.
'"Vl and it ia thought that the second
S'HEis' !, holders will pay of these
aNI' 10 order to save their own, which
S' about the same amount. All depends,
A''e'ef, on what disclosures NAV vet
.sa. S.'... 10 light in regard to assets and liza.
sa'ae'' and particularly 10 regard to the
,a Sl''a' Of double liability on the part Of
", " '''SshOlder'. Under the laws Of Ohio
~ ,'0SkAOldes 10 such an institution
,nl :" a.0le iOr an additional amount equal
= .'Sst s. i'oekr and inAsmuch as the atock
T., t,'OON there would be liability on
.su EAS 'of that additional amount. OF
. T 10 such an smount rs this can
s,,'., ' y realized, and at this time It |,
\, S's''' Impossible TO say how much can
:. =. covered in this way. II the work,
,o..,s. :, y 'o'd 50 " to discharge the ars,
oNa Se'' there will remain about $780,,
".,' r,SS' 0'AeF debt, including the second
nm M. se', !, to provide for, and It is pos,
sos. I'J's aal' the double liability Of the stock
-',a''' I may NEE, this amount.
u. ~ Il, We remarked yesterday, the bank,
bos !" TS ,Sea'ed in the paper which they
r.I, ,,,I There has been no time for sew
NJ Ni.!s !sl'Pa's in which they discounted
GD5 :, paper without good security
A., ,s,s u. y can be said, perhaps, with truth
Wv concern is not 10 materially }
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"a VOLUM
ous extent on plants that have been
checked in their growth by unreasonable

ous extent on plants that have been
checked in their growth by unreasonable
weather or other cause.
The following extract from the "lnseet
Worldn gives an account OF q famous in
yasion Of these little insects in the old
world: "The winter Of 1S33.4 hsd been
extremely warm and dry. A we'll known
Sarant, Van Mons, had foretold, as early
as the 18th Of May, that all the plants
would be deyoured by plant-lice. On
the 2Sth Of September, 1884, at the mo.
ment when the cholera had begun to
spread over Belgium, all Of a sudden q
swarm Of plant.lice appeared between
Bruges and Ghent in such quantities that
the daylight was obscured and the walls
OF the houses were wholly covered from
view. The whole road from Antwerp to
Ghent was rendered black by them. Peo.
pie were obliged to protect their eyes with
spectacles and their faces with handker-
chiefs to prevent the painful and annoy.
ing tickling caused by Them"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.


LONDON, July s.-Advices from Bosnia
report there are 10000 Turkish troops
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, and 10000
between Noyi Bazaar and 0Wstwa. The
Austrian army Of occupation will muster
lac, 900 men, and owing to the hostile at
titude Of the population Of both provinces
but no military resistance 10 anticipated.
The instructions from the port 10 Tur-
kish Plenipotentiaries in the Congress,
authorize the latter to consent TO the occu.
patton, Of Bosnia and Herzegovina by
Austria on condition, that the duration Of
occupation be previously determined,
the strength OF the army Of occupation
be fixed and occupation confined TO Ger.
tain limits.
CLOSING rTs WORK.
The Congress will terminate its labors
In four or ut the most SIX sittings. To.
morrow, besides the Greek question, sew.
eral minor frontier questions already
settled by commissions will be brought
up and disposed Of. The questions Of
Asiatic Turkey and the navigation Of the
Danube and the Dardanelles still remain
to be settled.
The final proceedings Of the Congress
will consist of the presentation OF the
main treaty, which the Commission ap.
pointed to draw 1t up will submit clause
by clause.
The rumor which was current today
that the Turkish PlenipotentiarisS in.
tend to withdraw from the Congress is
unfounded.
Karnthedori to-day attended sitting OF
the Commission on Frontiers.
PEACE ASSURED.
CossrASTIsopLE, July Sin Diplo.
matical circles peace is considered atinr-
ed. General Todleben is preparing 10
withdraw the Russian army before Con.
to Adrianople. Banig, ofthe
British Embassy, has gone to Crete on =
special mission.
ENGLAND WANTS CYPRUS.
CoNsrASTNoPLE, July 3.-A rumor is
current that Great Britain intends 10
acquire Cyprus, and it gains much cre-
dence.
SETTLED POINTS.
vienna, July S.-Intelligence has been
received from Berlin that IL il. settled
that servia shall retain Preset and
Vranja.
The statement is confirmed that the
Porte has authorized It's Plenipotentia.
ries at Berlin to give conditional assent
to the occupation Of Bosnia by the Aus
trians, but It is scarcely probable that the
proposed by the Porte will re-
ceive favorable consideration.
LONDON, July 3.-A dispatch from Ber.
lin says the territory granted to Rouma-
nia does not include Selestria.
Lord Otto Russell and Count Shouva.
loft in conversation admit that fresh
difficulties have arisen. II Is said these
difficulties concern the frontier OF East
ern Roumania.
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for a Grand CeIebra.
tion ofthe Fourth rs Evansville,

EVANSVILLE, July S..The city is in a
holiday attire, preparatory to the grand
tomorrow. Beautiful arches
Of eyergreens and bunting are formed on
the streets and large number Of houses
are very handsomely decorated. sena.
tors Mcdonald and VOORHEES,, ex-senator
Gov. Williams and Judge
have arrived and will partici.
pate in the festivities. An immense
crowd Is anticipated and every prepara-
tion has been made for the enjoyment Of
all who come.
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Tho East 81. Louis Momicides.

ST. LOUIS, July S.-The Coroner's in
quest in the case Of Deputy Marshalls
Neville and Conners, killed in East 81.
Louis on Sunday last, commenced this
morning, and after good deal OF wrang-
lingit was decided that Mayor Bowman
should not have counsel present; that the
City Attorney should bs excluded, and
that testimony should be taken in pri-
vate, not even the reporters to be present.
Mayor Bowman and several deputies
went TO Belleville this morning and gave
bond 10 appear for trial when called
nnon
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A CoIlege Oarsmnn DROWNED.

New LONDON, Conn.,, July S.-David
Trumbull, who rowed the number seven
oar in the recent Yale-Harvard race on
the Thames, and Col. Charles NJ. Colt,
Treasurer Of the Chelsea Savings Bank,
Norwich, were drowned in the New
London harbor this afternoon. A
little aon OF Colonel Colt fall
ing overheard from the yacht, his
father and Trumbull sprang after him.
The yacht hove to as soon as possible
and the child was taken on board by his
uncle, who was in the boat. Before she
could round again both men sank.
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Hunter Found Guilty OF Murder
I'm The First Degree.

CAMDEN, N. J., July S.-BeDjamin
Hunter, on trial for the murder oi ARM
strong, was tonight found guilty Of muir:
der in the fret degree. By an act passed
by the Legislature last winter, the case
will be taken to the Court oil Errors with
out argument before the present Court,
where Il Is thought new trial will be
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Attempted Assassiuation. a

RICHMOND, VI, July San attempt
was made at Swertsburg, Quebec, last
evening To assassiuate E. II. Goff, Presi-
dent ol the Boston, Montreal and Port
land Railroad, he was in the library con-
versipg with his brother, when two shots
were fred through the window by some
unknown person who escaped. Mr.. Got
Was not injured.
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AGeneral Indian War.

WAsuIsGros, July S.-The War De.
partmeat will push recruits TO tina. por-
lion Of the country disturbed by the In
diansI with all practicable haste. The
belief Ia almost universal among the
army officers that there will be . gen.
eral Indian war IN the section where hos
tile indications have presented them.
aalvaa f
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acknowledgement


W., 10 permit everybody con-
Ia, ln ',i!b Si,b lhs % IsrrI1IoEscEH to prop
Dk''d %..,. Wv. II ,bis great National Ami
ely ''.s'' 20 work will be done in our
r'.i', i''l;'In.s. ~ to-day, and consequently
s'is,. ,,, .ilI be Issued tomorrow
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Advance I'M East.bound Freights.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The rates on East
bound freights were slightly advanced
to-day at a special meeting Of the agents
here. The rate from Chicago TO New
York for grain was made l6 cents; on
-four SO cents, and on fourth class freight
Is cents. Grain 10 Baltimore or Phila.
delphia was fxed at IA cents, and other
rates accordingly.
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ENGLAND.
Bank Of England BnlIIon.

LONDON, July 3.-Bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England on balance to.
day, el4O,0oO.
LONDON, July 3.-During July and
probably for longer period, the pulpit
Of St. Pauls, London, will be occupied BY
American and Colonial Bishops. Next
Sunday the Bishop Of Albany, New York,
breaches in the morning, the Bishop Of
Pennsylvania in the afternoon, and the
Bishop Of Ohio in the evening.
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HEsRY X. LIST has bought about
5000 pounds Of wool at from 80 TO 50
cents per pound, and Mr.. s. Horkbeimer
about rs, 600 at the same range Of prices.
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The London Record publishes letter
dated Mogador, Morocco, June 2Sdl
which denies the report Of the desth ot
the Emperor Of Morocco, and declares
that he Il In good health.
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FIRE RECORD.

A Village Almost Destroyed.
SAN FRAscisco, July SAN incendi-
airy FIRE early this morning burned a
large portion Of the town OF Boggs Butte,
loss about $4,000, with but little insur.
ance.
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FRANCE.


PARIS, July 3.-The American resi-.
dents in Paris will celebrate the anniver.
sary Of the Declaration Of Independence
by concert at the Procader Palace and
grand iete in Pre- Catalan.
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POLITICAL NOTES.
California EIection-The Official
Returns.


SAN FRAsoIsco, July S.-official re-
turns have been received from all except
seven counties, besides San Francisco, in
which the official Canvass is not yet com.
plete. The counties yet TO hear from
will give non.partisan maiorilies. The
result OF the count shows beyond doubt
that the non.partisaus have elected all
their so delegates at large and probably
81 county delegates, though they may
lose one OF that number. The KearneY.
ites elect 81 sDd possibly 81 county dele
gates, the Republicans s and the Demo
Gratis z. The non.part:saus will thus
have majority in the convention Of II
or 20 over all others. II must also be
remembered that the Republicans and
Democrats elected represent the conser.
yatiye element. It Is also true that a
number Of the delegates from the interior
on the workingmen's tickets are not in
sympathy with what Is known as the
Kearneyites, and the same may be said Of
some Of the city delegates. The reyolu.
tionary element will form small minor
ity in the convention.
RENoMrsATEp FOR CONGRESS.
CAMPioN,i; ILLs.,I June S.-The Repub.
lican Convention OF this Congressional
district re.nominated J. G. Cannon, yes
terdsy.
SIX HUNDRED BALLOTS AND NO CHOICE.
New PHILADELPHIA, o., July S.-The
Democratic Congressional Convention oi
the 18th district has been In session here
two days. Six hundred ballots have
been cast and no choice. Gen. George
w. Morgan withdrew on the 57th ballot
At $50 this evening the Convention ad'
journed to meet in Mt, Vernon on the last
Wednesday in July.
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LONDON, July S.-steamships Circassia
Weser and State Of Louisiana, from New
York; Marathon, from Boston arrived
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sPORTING NEWS.
The Great Race at Friendship
Park.

PrT15BURsH, July 3.-The July running
meeting at Friendship Park opened to-
day. Weather warm and clear. Track
dusty. Z,
The first race, mile and quarter dash
for all ages, four starters, was won by
Bessie Lee; Hippogritf, 2d-time 2:2S.
Second race. mile dash, for all agef
FIVE starters. Won by Lay Clipper Hamp
ton second. Time lao.
Third race, half mile heats, for all age'
two starters, Rupert and Springlet. Wor
by Springlet. Time SO, 81.
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Potter's subs Gone to the Jetties.

NEw ORLEANS, July 3.-Congressmen
Blackburn, Reed and Stengcr, attaches Of
the Potter subcommittee, left this morn.
ing for the Jetties, by invitation Of Col.
Andrews. They will return BY Friday
morning.
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EouRTH OF JULY EXCURSION
AND
Basket Picnic.

The Zane Street N. E. Church Sunday sebool,
In company With Fourth Street and th,pline
Street Sunday schoolI, will celebrate the Fourth
Of July At Cfaig's Grove, near West Alexander.
and proceed TO the corner Of Twenty third nd
Water Streets where all who wish can embark.
The cars will then procecd 10 Zane Street N. 4.
Church, from which point the train will leave for
the Grove at 7:i6 A. NJ, and n second trAin will
leave the Zane Street NJ. &. Church at 7:so An.
All who do not wish 10 encumber themselves
with baskets and dishes will hpd good dinner
served on the ground.
Ice Cream and Reireshments At reasonable
prices.
and under "a years 25 cents; under years no
charge. ia
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The Democratic City Convention has
Gen. F. @. Lattobe for Mayor.
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CATHEDRAL PARISH SCHOOL
Picnic on Fourth of luIy,
LookWood's Grove on Steamer
Express.

Ample Refreshments, Good Music. Dancing. ac.
Tickets for the round TIP 50 cents. children
under 10 ytars Is cents.
Boa. will leave foot Of Twelfth Street h7Ln.
and P.M. iva
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CAMpIoN,; ILLs,I June S.-The Repub:
lican Convention OF this Congressional
district re.nominated J. G. Cannon, yes.
terday
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-24

Bishop Feehan. Bishop Ryan, of st. Louis,
or Bishop Fitzgerald. is to pronounce the dis
course.
jacob Cohn and Jacob Levy, the two
nice young men who relieved Mrs. Bernstein
of her money a few days ago, were brought
in by Detective Pryde last night. Eight
hundred and sixty dollars was recovered.
The prisoners say they only spent ten dollars
of the money, which was for cigars, tobacco,
etc. They are registered as eighteen and
seventeen years of age, respectively: Ameri-.
can, white, clerks, and charged with grand
larceny. What a sad commentary.
Poor Ike died after curing Mr.. Herz's
family" are the words that were telegraphed
from this city to the home of Mr.. Ike Leo
pold, of Texas, who came to this city during
the epidemic. We remember well the cir
death of this gentleman, and can well say
that in his death a man was lost whose
worth can never be estimated In the values of
this world. The friends of this young man
regret his loss keenly, but are happy in the
knowledge Of the fact he accomplished vic
tory that endears his memory to them for all
the balance of their lives.
The college of the Christian Brothers
has deservedly high reputation. Among
the advantages we are pleased to note the
thorough instruction in all the branches
of a classical, literary, scientific or
commercial course. A select library,
philosophical and chemical apparatus,
an art gallery, made up of the best
photographic, steel and copper engravings
from the Italian, French and English schools,
museum of natural history and sets of in
struments for a cornet and string band are
among the many inducements for young men
to become students in this excellent institu-
ton. The intermediate, preparatory and
primary departments are open to boys of
every age and capacity. Good morals, gem
tie manners, cleanliness, neatness, and a
proper care of clothing. books and stationery,
| are considered by the Christian Brothers as d
necessary part of their system of education.
For health, no college has a better record.
Parents who have proper appreciation of
an excellent education should not fail to con-
slider the claims of this college to their pa
tronage.
The following is the mortuary re port for
the week ending six o'clock Saturday even
ing, November %, 1878:
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Theater tomorrow night.
The nights are getting cooler.
Money begins to circulate freely again.
No session of the probate court yester-
day.
The weather was lawfully NICE yester-
day.
Everything quiet in police circles last
night.
The "twin-boys" on Monroe street are
all right.
Monday all the courts will commence ac-
tive work.
Motions were heard in the circuit court
yesterday.
Several DRINKS and disorderly cases were
docketed last night.
Let the young folks open up a series of
parties and dancing.
Burglars are making their way south. A
warning to our people.
Mulberry Sellers" Monday evening, and
a full company to support.
The streets continue to be crowded with
vehicles Of every description.
The heecy staple Is now attracting the
attention of our business men.
Meeting of the Memphis opera club Mon
day night, at No. 294 Main street.
Francis Kennedy Is IN Limbo" on the
charge of larceny from the person.
Everything of every description could be
had at the several markets yesterday.
BY steamer, wagon and by rail. 1t
comes, it comes, the heavy cotton bale.
When gamblers fail to agree over game
they pour lh) oyle on the troubled waters.
The Memphis club is fast completing its
new hall, on corner of Second and Adams.
Church services this morning. Read
religious cards on first column of this page.
The beautiful beauties and the bears
oil Adonises were out in full force yesterday.
The Vint Shinkle has splendid freight
and passenger list. See river and personal
column.
Forfeiture was entered against James
Marshall, for vagrancy, In the criminal court
yesterday.
When the breezes blow the leaves tall,
and when Court-square Heating rakes they
are in the haul.
General Heating, of Court square fame,
has his hands full each day, sweeping leaves
and making ashes.
TO ask a police officer 'tif he gets his pay
in advance" is gross insult; and if the
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LOCAL NOTICES.

II you want TO improve your eyesight, call
on R. Bertschy.
The plumbing and gas-ftting establish
ment of J. w. X. Browne is now regularly
open. Orders promptly attended to.
THE most convenient and the cheapest
place in town for all kinds of stationery, is at
279 Main, N. WILLIAMS & co.
QUERY.-"Why will men smoke common
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. o's
Seal of North Carolina at the, same pnee2''
HIGHEST cash prices paid for secondhand
clothing, carpets ard jewelry at Philip
Simon's, IS Beale street. Orders promptly
attended to.
Mrs. A. NJ. NEwsoM, having secured the
services of a competent druggist, will con-
tinue the business of the late A, M. Newsom,
at rs Charleston avenue. The store will be
opened on Friday, November 22d.
THE old reliable firm of T. J. Walker &
Co., dyers and cleaners, No. 246 Second
street, has reopened, and they are ready to
do all work in their line with neatness and
dispatch. Special attention given to ladies'
dresses, shawls, cloaks, etc.
B. A. HoLLENBERa offers the services of
the Memphis steam-dyeing establishment to
his many friends and patrons, and his sue
cess in business is a guarantee of fine and
most satisfactory work. Ladies' and gents
apparel cleaned and dyed after the latest i'm
proved methods, and colors positively fast.
Prices to suit the times
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RELIGIOUSSERVICES TO-DAY

CALVARY CHURCg.-sunday-sch resumes to-
- dIy nj am.
II ERNANDO STREET II. f. CHURCH Services
1 40 am. and Z 2. m. 10y the pastor. r. T.
Hamilton. Sunday ch0ol am.
A LAsAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ services Il am. by Rev J. .. Stedman.
SUNDAY school M paBOaW.
AUDERDALE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
- Oh u RCil Services ~ ! am. and pm. 10y
Rev. J. y. Wadleli. Sunda! school at g::}O am.
I'ENTR L BAPTIST CHURCH Second street.
- near BaIi.-NO preachig to-day. Pastor at
tending Convention, Sunday-schoOl at $50 am.
TRACE CHI BCH-HsyEd5dD s'reef.-SeTvlces at
II II s.m. sunday school al O'Clock. The teach
ors scholars and friends are specially requested 10
attend.
II mar P0plIT-Seryices at l ! a. m. and 30 I'm.
b. the pastor Rey. j. d. Stewart Sundayschool at
$3.50 am.
CT. JOHNS VI. Z. CHURCH-Cor4ey- Of Vance
- amt LItideri1Le sfrCets-Seryices at 1.3B pm.
u The pastor, Rev. J. W. Register. Sunday-school
ri 2.3O p.m.
NHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH.-Preaching morn
~ g and night at usual hour by Raw W. II. Barks-
q ie; communion services In tee morning. Sunday
school at q am.
TUMBERL AND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
- court Stroct.-Preachiug at ii am: oy Rev.
q. T Stalnback, ID. y. Theme-"Pass Under the
Rod Sunday-schOol at 9 am.
GTNTH STREET III. E CHURCH = Corner al
Services at IL am. and 1;30 pm. by Rev. "IA'
Shimmins. Sunday-schOOl 80 am.
CAFFARAN5 STREET 81. e CHURCH, SOUTH
- Preaching and memorial services az IL am by
the pastor, q. W. Wilson; preaching at pm. by
Dr. W. +. Harris. sunday school al $3.50 am.
4 'HRISTTAN CHURCH-COrHer Linden and Mut-
' p 0sFrg StrtCtS-EideTs Tom Gale and j. K Flip
pin having returned 10 the city seyices will be held
regularly every Lords day 81 1890 an. Sunday
school at q am. Prayer meeting at 30 wednesday
evenings.