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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
Mr,,enou.lI Murdsred.

RDcEFoED. IIL, January 27.-Mar.
shall :. PntehAri, tOwn collector Of
cherry Valley, Was mysteri"usly mnr-
d.rel here Yesterday. Hls bsly VI.
found on the outskirts Il the city vith
the pockets rihei and ball ia his bszJ
from q revolver, which laid by him, and
a deep gIsh IN his temple. several
parties arc undsr suspicion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

CoLrNBrs, January q. In tie
House. this afternoon, a rcslluiiOn vzs
offered and lSid over. a. discuss the
calling upon Ohio COngresssBen % Op-
poe any measures boxing 70 the repeAl
q the resumption at
In the senate biil Sa- introiueed
lorbildiBz partners ot prosecuting at
tJrneys iruIn ,leSending prisoners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
PARK ERSBURG, w. VA.
Scrinus Carving AnIrny.

PArK KEEsnrRG, January 26.-llenry
Whitaker and Charles Mincen, both
rolorrd. got into a dispute last night
over woman, and in the fight that en-
sued Whitaker slashcd Minccn over
the face and neck in Il terrible manner,
creating serious, ii not fatal wounds.
Whitaker succeeded in making his cs-
cape,
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RAILROAD BONDs-Strong.

hAlIkOAD DONDN--NNtfblis.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.
SrocKs-The volume OF business on the
stock exchange to-day Vas, with one OF
two exceptions, the largest In the history
Of the board. The dealings was cliarac-
terized by great buoyancy and the
prices advanced irnm | Ia 81 per cent,
as compared with the closing quotations
Of Saturday. The greatest advance was
in Canada Southern, which sold up
from 81 to 57i, the next greatest AL
vance Was in Michigan Central, which
rose from S6I Ia 90l. After these stocks
the leading features were II. Paul,
Northwestern, Lake shore, Rock
Island and Burlington and Quin-
cy, G., &. {. * l., and coal
shares. In the final dealings the highest
prices Oi the day were current, AMI in
some instances the market was strong
and buoyant. Erie rose To - declined
10 25} and closed at ~. The transac-
tons aggregated iOO,0 shares, OF which
1900 were Erie, $1,000 Lake Shore, 49,
600 Toledo and Wabash, 5000 North
western common, 5000 preferred,
1000 Rock Island, 5000 II. Paul com
mon and l0,0U preferred. 5i,WD Della.
ware, I.ackawanna and Western, 5000
New Jersey Central, 1000 Morris and
Essex, 1900 Michigan Central, 1000
Illinois Central, I,GOOC, &. &. Il !, 5000
1t. Joe, 5000 Ohio, 1000 Western Union,
1900 Canada Southern, 1000 New York
Central, and 7,OoO -. Louis, Kansas
CITY and Northern.
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(,sse nf IndHs HlHAa-

RIcHuosD, January 1.-THE senaie
to-lsy, by . unanimous vote, Sioptsd
the report ~ the sperisi Joint Commit.
tee on the alleged usnrpstion u state
jurisdiction by FEDERAL J9dzr Raves in
the cae of Reynolds brother, negros-.
charged with murder, tg,ther wi,h q
long reries ~ states rights resolutions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEw YoRx, January 27.-Becycs
Receipts yesterday and to-day 400
head. Prices not up Ia last Friday, but
a shade better than week ago. The
Offering came struggling in all day, AMI
trade dragged; steers and oxen 7ia9.c;
extra bullpks IGalOic. Exporters
@ ascd ~. used III Zoo % z. s,Ssgssf gsir. .h.aasa"gi5 asagi5
alive.
sheep -Rcc.ipts $3.50 head. y"
change in prices. and lair trade at ~ ~
aj - Tor sheep mnd 81 1Sab - Tor
lambs. one ear load III heavy Prnnsyl'
vania sheep at - 81. Shipments ior
the week so carcasses.
Hogs Receipts 10, ~ heal. Market
quiet at - COOS ~ Tor live.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE, January 2.-Cattle-
Market slow aud prices lGglc of very
best il6Giic; first quality 3jwtic; me.
dunn 2i@3lc; ordinary 2loa2ic; most
sales were at 3(Gil lc. Receipts ,s16head;
sales ,5ji heal.
Hogs supply about equal To the de-
mand. which IN fair. R@ripts 6,515
head; quotations - Jba5 -.
Shcep-Iieo oipts ,305 head; quota
tions - OOtaJJ -. Trade dull.
East Libertv.
EAT LIBEETY, January 2.-Cattle-
Receipts since Friday 2,lS head 81
through and ,lj head II local total Tor
the week ending to-day $500 heal ol
through and ,s,iJ head ~ Local, against
I.ajl head of through and 40 heal ~
lp,al for the week before. Nothing do
ing vet except at retail; feeling about
the rafDc ~ last ws-'k.
IIo,s--- Ilssripts 300 2.7O0 head to-
tai for the week 1895 lpead against H..
05j heal ~ the week befOre. Yorksrs
81 3Ola,J 20; Phiadelphias IS pOteS D.
-Is.ceipis 600 head; total
iDr the week iO,0OO hoax aosinst II 800
head II the week bciorc. keccipts equal
to the demand. Market rather SLOW;
about ~ b. - ocn,s of from last week.
Chicago.
CnuAao, January T.-The Drorey'
Journal reports l,op- reocipts ~ 900 head
shipments 800 heal. Market steady;
light 81 ljfa,3 s.: choice heavy ~ Ua
3 10; mixed ~ 1908 -.
Cattle Receipts 500 head; ship.
ments 80 bead. steady snd un-
ci,sng~l. Good shipping - psj ~:
Inciium 81 zoos 10; stocksrs ID~er,
butchsr,' strong and higher.
sheep-I,eceipts 738besd; shipments
100 head. Market Hrm nj - Ogs
III.
csaaaaaau
CNcIssiTI, January E,-Hogs-
Dull and prices shade lower: common
s2 jO'a3 ~; light 81 2jts3 ~; packing
81 4Js3 o.. butcher' - 7OsS ~.
Receipts 4,7E hesd, shipments 5'j
head. H
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

NEwsrHIrssr, January z.-Tbe will
0i Czleb Gushing direts his property 81
te DIVIDED into tvo equal yart>, one fOs
the children oi Jno. y. Cusisnz and the
other ior The ,hildren n tlsr lsi. VIM.
Cushing, The ~il vs made In Ma'ir'd
in 1870.
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uIIlisrd TnuKnamAnf.

SE~ YosE, January 2. AT billiards,
10 night, slO--on heat Garnier, In In
ning., coo ~ Z57. Gsrnir ran i75 in
the iOunh inning; slos-on tGs in the
seventh inning, and elo.ed Garni~r
xith halls together; unfinished run lla
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

DE,DWcoD, u. T., January "A de-
strnc;iye prairie fire swept over the val
lev twenty miles north ot here yesier-
dsy. burning FIVE hundred tons Of hay
leyelling several ranches 10 the groand-
Heavy Gale
A heavy gale ot wind prevailed yes-
teriay. doing much damage in Dad
wood Gnich, unroOdng houses, uprUot-
ing tree and blowing down ienoes.
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Brutal Musder.

NEsrBs, January z,--Ar-. w. G. &.
fo-tsr. . ssiow residing three miles
esst al tbs city. alone, vss brutsily
murdered Last nisdst by unknOvn per-
sDD., sho crushed her skuli vIth
hammer. No clue to the nssrierep.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 293 Per Cent.-Govern.
ments Weak for Old lssues-flour
Quiet and Steady-wheat
Quiet and firm-Hogs
Dull and Lower.
FINANCE.

NEw YoRK, January 27.-MoSkY-
Market easy at 2(a.3 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 3l@5 per cent. sterl-
ing exchange, bankers bills 49,; sight
exchange on New York 4S7i.
GovERSMENTs-Weak for all old issues
and firm for ! and per cent. bonds,
The Treasury will call in S2O,OOO,OO OF
$40 bonds tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

GALysros, January "a. - A Npo
spsrial ays: A tornado stf.rk the town
ol Lockpoet, Sunday evening. demolish-
ing torty boases, Including churches,
coust house and Masonic hall. One
ehih vas killed asd severai pepons
bsily hart.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
FOREIGN.
The Plague.

Inc Ilhkuc.
ST. PETERsBURE, January 27.-The
plague is reported in or near Moscow.
The press has approved the proposed
International Medical Commission, re-
garding the matter as concerning hui
manity at large. Special Health Com
missions are being appointed, and mill
tary piCkets invest the towns affected.
Catholic Education iu Ireland.
LONDON, January 27.-The Edinburg
Scotsman publishes the following from
It's London correspondent: "lf | am
rightly informed, Cardinal Manning has
had the opportunity offered him Of ex-
planning personally to Lord Beacons-
field his views respecting the Catholic
education difficulty in Ireland. The
question will probably be brought for
ward very prominently at the next scs-
sion, under the ausI.ices Of the Govern
mCnt.
The Afghan Campaign.
LONDON, January 27.-A dispatch
from Khclat dated January 10th, says:
our cavalry occupied this place to-day
unOppOsed General Stewart with the
whole Second brigade will arrive to-
morrow.
\ special, dated Mattond, January
10Th, SAYS: General Roberts, previous 10
his temporarily quitting KhOsta, assem-
hlcd the chiefs and warned them that
the British would always bc near, and
would return instantly Ia qucll any
trouble II would be- idle for them to
entertain any hope Of Russian aid, as
Russia was impoverished III men and
money.
Searching for Pirate.
LoNpoN, January IL The British
gunboat GoShawk left Cork Saturday,
seeking Tor the alleged piatical steamer.
The Goshawk ovcrhauled many v"Ss"ls
Dut learned nOInlng.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

The senate was opened with prayer
bvRy. Clancy, Of the Baptist Church,
,ftrrwhirh tbr usual routine business
was tas,n mp.
ruIs ISuupUCEp.
Eght new bills were Introduced, as
follows,
By Johnston: :. Il. No. l94, providing
f,r the cmp.uvmrut oi convict labor on
works Of internal improvement COM
u,p.,.. iu,uI.n. raiIrual companies,
within the limits oi the state.
A., Newman. =. B. Ne. l2j, a bill To-
rr,irrf the elections ui voluntary P1lltl-
,,r associations. and h. punish frauds
therein.
m Tlrr. =. T.. Ne. III, regulating the
i.,liu., Of licenses Tor the sale uI intONi-
,.,tipg Iiuuor~. and providing ior the r.
ruyrry ut damages caused 10y the Use "l
Ey W-uI. =. T.. No. l27, amending
IN provision, pi the rOlr in regard 10
Iru, ipr tho purchase of money and
liens hy mechanics.
Bv Jones. :. b. No. l2S, providing
IN the rrasscssmrnt oi all real estate
within this state.
gy summers :. h. No. l29, amend
I'm the law in regard % catching fish.
py stout. :. q. No. l3n. providing
i.- the .urrr,,.. ul the capital stock OF
Ina urpurIit,i companies.
Ey stout = T.. Nu. l&l, tu allow the
Aul.,ur tu settle with the securities of
d-au'tus sheriff, without requiring the
ul,mrut ul l3 per rent. interest.
I.y STOUT = h. No. l&2, tu authorize
IA. Auditor tu allow ". J. Till, hate
sheriff ii Wood county, credit lur the
delinquent li>t ot Wood county Tor the
YEAR 1876.
RESOLUTIONS.
J. Il. Ne IO offered hy Stout last
"A ,rA. providing iur POINT committee uf
INVESTIGATION toyI~Jt the hospital Tor the
insane 40 Weston, was rejected on the
~ ruud- that there Was uu nevd OF such
committee.
Newman Offered a resolution directing
tl. Committee. uu Education % in
guir,. into th" rNpyiiruyy ui reducing
The number 90, normal schools
u the state tu uur iur each
Congressional district, ami report 10y Till
ur otherwise. This prevailed
OTHER BUSINESS.
senator Johnston presented the Pc
,Itinn ui the bank ui Huntington, ask
lus relief from erroneous taxation a.
hrpkrr, during the years IN..i-l-5-G.
several bills were taken up on their
~ gud readings, AMI passed tuu third
The lIl providing lnr greater srcurI-
q tn the Iui- ut debtors, when ordered
SD Dos a ypurt. WAS discussed by several
Senators. JuI. finally, un motion ut
DugIs. Mil upon the table.
senator, nrr uI Brown asked that
thir Votes Nr r,ur,,I ON the State
drri resolution. tl'h voting ave. They
wrr. ai.-yu, when the ry~rIutinu came
up
=. O. ~. r.. .orUsilug tur carrying
oirru.,I'r.. UrJruH- u.- PASSED, there
brIu- hU' fUH dissenting yuicrS, New
man. ui Marshall auI Woods, OF Ohio.
The hr.l ENu, Tine jurisdiction Of
COUNTY Court, al-H caused much discus
SIuu. The provision, ui this hIll were
detailed iu our editorial columns Suur
dtyS az. % underwent much amend
mrut. aui pending i;~ discussion, mo
Ituu AS wJI" tp adjourn. ami alter a
rrpurt from thv Committee ou Enrolled
Bills hy Mr. TuurI this prevailed
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Drowned.

CINcINNATI, January. E.-l!en. krum.
pclman and Jack Crowley, agcd IL and
il years, were drowned in the river, at
the foot oi Russell street, Coyingtnn,
Yesterday, by the upsetting Of a skill
through the collision of cpal barge
A Brace OF Defaulters.
J. II. Dickman, Treasurer Of the ~.
Anthony Church, Catholic, il adeiaul-
ter u the amount Of 5000, and Jacob
Rcnncker. Treasurer Of the German
Catholic Cemetery Association, {" the
amount oi - 100.
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Union Pacific Railroad Company VS.. Uni-
ted States.

WASnINoruN, January 27.--Thc ease
VI the Union Pacific Railroad Company
". United States appealed from the
Court Ut Claims, and known ~ the
five per cent. CaS,. WAS decided by the
L. : supreme Court to-day. 10 J. held
that the road was completed in Noyem-
hrr ~ ~ the government maintained
that All ordinary and useful eNpvUiI-
turrs iur repair, and improvements he
deducted from the grDSs rNr.Pts IN
computing net earnings, but not the m
trr,.>t on Its bonded indebted
ncS>. cNcep, that on the trst
moTtyac,Sl bonds L. which
the government voluntarily Suhgrdl-
mated Its claim out ot the net earnings
each wear since lN9, The company, u
j. held, must paw the interest on H.
first mortgage bonds. II, after - doing,
a surplus remains, that surplus, - laT
A. IL will -, l. properly suhicct 20 a i've
per cent claim ut the United States and
must - - applied.
Ju>,icc> strong and llarl2nd dissent
from the opinion - d priority being
gwen a. the interest On the first mort
rase bonds
Proposed Amendment 10 the Conststa-
ton.
WAsHINGrhN. January 3s.-Thc tDl-
lowiny l. the iull text uf the proposition
offered by Mr.. Eimunds trom the >en-
ate Judiciary Committee, a. a suhsti-
tute tor the Constitutional amendmen,
on the same subject, pUP">.-i by a
joint resolution Which WAs I'Asss-i under
SUSPENSION OF the rulvs ii the last dAy Il
last session
AgrIaK XVI. No claim against the
United States shall ever hereafter be
sustained or allowed by Congress oT any
deputy officer OF oourt Of the ! nltei
States. OF money paid by the United
/ States. OF from their funds, whether as
| damages, compensation or Otherwlse,
Tor Or on account u any property, rSA
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CIscIssiu, January Ec-Hogs-
Dull and prices shade lower; summon
s2 O'd3 -; light 81 2ys3 Si packing
81 4Js3 6j. butcher' - 70s3 ~.
Receip,s 4,747 heal; shipments 5'j
heal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
THE STATE SOL0NS.
SUMMARY or YESTERDAYS LEGlSLA-
TIVE LORE.
A Dull Session in the Senate The House
Still Harping on The SehOOl-bOOk Bill
Surprising Smartness OF
the Country Press.
WuEGLINU, January -.
SEN ATE.

The senate was opened with prayer
byRv. Clancy, Of the Baptist Church,
,i,rrwbirh tlr usual routine business
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
Sitting Bull.

WASHINGTON, January -. The In
terror Department received lnlona-
tinn to-day tending tn confirm the re-
ports that Sitting Hnll has crossed the
Canadian line, and that there Is apt 10
Dee a large gathering OF hostile Indians IN
his vicinity. Immediate hostilics
are. however, not feared, hut the mat
ter is deemed oi great importance, and
will be the subject of consideration in
to-mnrrOW's cabinet session.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

WE trust the cra-l ssnsatioaalists who
have for nine weeks been doing their best to
injure Memphis beyond recall or recovery,
Will be satisfied with Mr.. Whites card in
this issue Of the APPEAL. Aud we also
trust that our easi'y-alarmed citizens vii.
'give us a rest" from the scare Of yellow
fever, which they have INDUCED in so long
despite the facts patent to every sane man,
that Memphis Is as healthy at this moment,
and has been for months, as the healthiest
city in the Union. We also trust that the
police commissioners will Offer reward for
the arrest and conviction TO punishment Of
aay one, man or woman, who originates or
circulates rumors or false statements as to
The health Of the city, and which are calcu-
lated 10 do Us great injury abroad. An ex-
ample or two would put an end to q reckless
ness that has cost Memphis already several
thousand dollars 10 trade. Let US try and
arres. tas yelov-feyer fends and punish
them as they deserve.
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WASHINGTON.
Death OF Dr.. E0hn w oOdworth-A Rem.
OcPatfc CaucuS Called for Monday
Short Cabinet Session-OIher
Matters.

WASHINGTON, March 14.-Dr. John
Wordsworth, supervising surgeon of the gem
eral marine hospital service, died at four
o'clock this morning.
A Democratic caucus is called for Monda y
evening.
The cabinet had short session to-day
considering routine business.
Sub, criptions to the four per cent loan
aimee yesterdays report amount to f2l9, 1O0
Sample copies of publications of the second
class, which after May LIST will be entitled to
transmission through the mail at two cents a
pound, are defined by the postoffice depart
men5 to be copies sent to persons not sub
scribers for the purpose of inducing them
either to subscribe for or to advertise In said
publication, or agents, or to persons desiring
to become agents, or whom the publisher
may wish to induce to act as agents, to be
used by them in procuring subscriptions and
advertisements. Any number of copies of
any number of any different edition of pub
locations Of the second class may be sent at
any one time as sample copies. Publishers
will not be permi ted, however, to use the
exceptional advantages given them by this
law by mailing as sample copies extra num-
bers of their publications ordered by adver-
users or by campaign committees or by other
persons, to be sent to specified addresses, and
apparently intended, from the nature OF the
contents or of marked portions thereof, to
serve the business, or political or personal
interests of the person or persons ordering
the same. Such copies are third class mat
ter.
The representatives of the National Labor
party make public a communication to the
Republican and Democratic members elect of
the house of representatives of the forty
sixth congress, which says: eve propose to
CO operate with you by electing as speaker,
either S. S. Cox, of New York, or James
Phelps, Of Connecticut, w. ID. Kelley or
Hendrick B. Wright, of Pennsylvania Thos.
Ewing, of Ohio. Greenburg L. Fort. of Hi
nois, William H. FELTON,, of Georgia, John
M. Bright or II. c. Young, of Tennessee,
each of whom by their public record on the
financial questions, has secured the conf
dence of our constituents, or any other mem
ber Of the house of experience competent to
conduct its business who, by his previous ad.
herence to our principles has shown that in
their behalf he can rise above former political
L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

TIE Democrats have agreed upon their
plan OF action when congress meets. After
the organ zatlca 70 Effected, the legislative,
executive and Judicial bill will be reported
and disposed o; promptly, Just as it passed
the last house. As very prominent mem
Der expressed it the other day, Not an adj
dlt.oual Il Will De dotted or e crossed"
Il will go to the senate and be passed there
with as little delay as possible. Meantime
the house viii do nothing. Not even the
army appropriation oil, viii be touched until
1t 10 seen what Hayes proposes to do. II he
sees ct to approve the legislative bill, then
the army bIll will be passed as quickly a.
possible, and congress will Immediately adj
journ. So says The Washington Post, and 1t
knoyvg-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15
green and dry sailed shoulders, 50 486. 1872

green and dry sailed shoulders, SO 436. 1872
pounds; rough sides, 294 634 pounds; Cum
berland sides, Sc $50 O91 pounds; short Iib
sides, GO 625 ,626 pounds; long rib sides,
938 sol pounds; short clear sides, AZ OBJ, 744
South StafF5rdshira sides. 8. 966 S4S pou u:
Stratford sides, /, SOS, PAS pounds; Irish cut
sides, 8l3.492 pounds; Yorkshire sides, ~
40 pounds; Birmingham sides, 100000
pounds; Wiltshire sides, GIL 692 pounds;
other cuts of sides, 81 sos, 464 pounds; singed
bac n, 1,l55 I25 pounds; bellies, 5,1c6 677
pounds; backs, 2 100 sos pounds; hooks, 1915
pounds; pig tongues, 1901 barrels; grease,
1888 packages
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

TALMAGE, whose great popularity aud
success in the ministry has, his friends say,
excited the Jealousy OF his brethren who are
trying 10 destroy him, when before the Pres
bytery, las. Tuesday, poke out boldly, as Is
lis habit he said:
One month a7o I 50 5o0d up here AMI demanded
iny-stig ion aud trial. sail Il am here now PIE
pared ~ answer any and every question yui 10 me,
and want an iuvesug ttlOu." But WAS not heard.
/ want an Investigation, not Tor one year Gus l9i
FORTY seven years. loud applause, VII en- the MOI
eratOr Qucsly TepTes,ed, ar Talmgs adding !
know my irle DIS hers VIII Keep i.ent = An layeS
tIgt Ton for f1ry-sryeu years! That Is the time
arrived az BJuII Eacs. New sersey- IL iugh ef.
Al, the facts concerning ny Lls CetHeen GOd hnc
s o., soul there re ten thousand SINS an lInpeI-
s-..fr1s but betse-u mys J. and my church and
i,-f.,-sl i1yseI and Ms brethren challenge lnyrs
I'D m .aige the tea days which nave rgnl
fo % .r7, add Z, r. pare fGf JTlai. reads now
~ IN I1s q e..i-l.-t in nv 30 Ike. aud WIKI wiz
ss9 mere t5 ,rv. p. lt afIOc Gus CT rnes have ar
committed ay Inst M q, "a a iAlnl5,e. OF u Lol.
jesus Christ II tue Pr.-bte.' 1sa ~ " ule' ~
d 4If past ten O'CLOCK next uC',S az w
Brooklyn tabernacle / viii NJ t"' E'esOS'ei'
fss0ssion and applause
T4'.f .- %. ~ tO-ucrlJ1 viii, L..
fore, y -4- a-!oOal than ever.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15

ing new taxing districts would cease That
great curse of our State, litigation or law
suits, would receive an effectuaI check, and a
general better feeling of confidence would
soon spring up all over our State; capital
would seek investment here, and the great
resources of our State would be developed.
Some of these measures appear rigid, and
might be termed ''cliuchers" to a certain
class, but / am confident the masses of the
people, including the professor, Barney
Hughes, will think they ore wise, wholesome
and ABLE-BoDIED SUGGESTIONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-15
The San SfefanO Provisions Must Rot
be Revived.
An Exciting Scene in the House of
Commons.
Tho EobaccO Trade.

CINCINNATI, March 14-At the session of
the tobacco convention to day, kilograms
from the trade from all parts OF the country
favorable 70 the action of the convention in
establishing prices yesterday, wore read.
DR.. Spence favored the appointment of
special committee to look after the interests
OF the cutters.
On the motion of Mr.. Messenger, of Toledo,
the following gentlemen were appointed as
q committee of arbitration to adjust the
differences arising from the resolutions
adopted by this convention, and to whom slI
complaints of the violation of faith shall be
referred: Charles Seeideler, Of New York; 7.
B. Merrick, Q. G. Butler, OF St. Louis; E. A.
M'Alpine, of New York; c. w. Allen, of
Cincinnati; Christian AK, of Baltimores
In the afternoon a meeting of the manu-
facturers OF plug tobacco was held, at which,
after considerable discuss on, a resolution
was adopted faEoring an advance IN prict 8
for May delivery corresponding with the re-
cent advance in leaf, especially on white all
ers. 4 COMMITTEES was appointed to advise
all manufacturers of the action of the
meeting