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POLITICAL.
ection of Omcers in Chester County.

Election OF Officers I'm Chester County
Special Correspondence of the Appeal.
HENDERSON, Tenn, May 29.-The elec
ton for officers of Chester county took place
to-day. A full vote was polled. Robert
Criner was elected sheriff; John Basham
county court clerk; Ed Estes, circuit court
clerk; c. NJ. Cason, register, and w. s.
Rhodes trustee-all Democrats. The county
is largely Democratic, and will be another
star to add TO the State. Things are moving
off lively now n
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The Bowles Cigars.

T ARGE and small, assorted colors now in stock
Il but going of rapidly.
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Is free to visitors every evening, except Sat-
urday and Sunday and picnic days. A more
delightful place 10 visit on summer after
ternoons cannot be found near Memphis.
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The Rolling Mills at Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, May 31.-President Cheslelon
states that the Cleveland Rolling Mills Com
conference as the Amalgamated Association
committee proposes. He says the company
is in such situation that if the works shut
down for repairs the contracts are all placed
or cancelled, and that there are more applica-
tions for employment than there are situa-
tons. Work will be resumed when the
mills are ready, and no union men will be
hired
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THE people Of London, Ontario, are greatly
excited over shortage of 1000 in the ac-
counts of the city chamberlain. THE money"
the telegrsphic dispatch infofms US, Cannot
be traced, although the accounts for a NUM-
Der OF years have been ransacked."
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Two Rolling Mills 10 Close at Newport
Nv.

CINCINNATI, O., May $50 far as ascer-
tanned three of the five iron mills in New
port, KY, will shut down tomorrow. 1t is
not certain what course the other two will
take. The manufacturers have refused to
sign the proposition of the boilers makers for
a change in their wages. The mills here have
sueh heavy stock On hand that most of
them can, without Inconvenience, stop
business for a considerable time.
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CINCINNATI, Msy 31.-The Queen City
Jockey Club continued Its spring meeting to-
day. Weather rainy. Track deep with
mud. The attendance was small and betting
light
First Raes-Ciucinnati ladies' stake; two
year-old; s25 entrance; PIP. $3.50 by the
club, Of which $50 goes 20 second horse; half
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Ninety-NIne Year. i'm the PenI,en,iar,

NInetE-NIne Y cars In the PenItentIary.
SPRNeFIELD, Mo-, May 31.-The trial of
Taylor Underwood, murderer Of City Marshal
J. P McElratb, at Greenfield, terminated last
night. The jury returned verdict of guilty,
assessing the punishment at ninety-nine
years in the penitentiary. Underwood was
tried once before, found guilty and sentenced
to be hung, but on an appeal got a rehesr-
ing, which resulted as above
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Workmen Discharged.

STEUBENvnLE, o., May 31.-Sixty men
have been discharged from the Panhandle
shops.
A Fort Wayne, Ind, special to the
Gozette says: Three hundred workmen h ave
been discharged from the shops of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Company at Cincinnati"
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wooten, Webb & Co. Bankers, Indian
apOlfs.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 31.-After midnight
last night the announcement was made that
the firm of Wooten, Webb & Co., of this city,
had made an assignment for the benefit of its
creditors. naming ne Hon. Franklin Lam
ders as the assisaee. The following final
announcement is made TO the public:
"Oar business having become Improbable,
we have determined TO close it. That all of
our creditors may fare alike we have as
signed our estate to the Hon. Franklin Lam
ders for their benefit. We trust enough will
be utilized. from it to pay our creditors in
full. woorEN, WEBB & Co"
Assets are ample to cover all liabilitief.
No other banks in this city are affected by
the assignment
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ST LOUIS, May 31.-A special to the Post
Dispatch from Little Rock says: "Reuben
Lucas was shot by order of the court at Tel
equah, Indian Territory, at l o'clock to-day,
for the murder of A. Mckinley, last Deem
Der. Both Lucas and Mckinley were of
good Choctaw families, between whom there
was feud, and Lucas shot and killed the
latter. Lucas met his death bravely."
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BOSTON co.gteratIonalI....

BOSTON, May 31.-The congregational
societies held anniversary meetings to-day.
The Missionary Association received 10 seven
months S16l ,542. Confidence is expressed
that the S3OO,OO0 asked for this year will be
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THE public has long since awarded to
Ayers Hair Vigor the foremost place among
reliable hair restoratiyes 1t lie eifeetual,
agreeable, and absolutely hsrmless. 1t makes
the hair fresh and luxuriaDt, and old age
scarce and Questionable.
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Missouri Greenbackers.

MoBERLY, No, May 31.-The State
Greenback Convention met here to-day and
nominated the following ticket: For Judge
of the Supreme Court, Judge Rice, now repre-
senting the old Seventh district in Congress ;
for superintendent of public instruction E
r. Booth, of st. Louis; for railroad commits
sioner, H. NJ. Ritchey.
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A COWARDLY CRIME.
A Badly Wounded Man Shot to Death
in His Bed-Two Murderers
Killed by
Sheriff's Posse in Florida-A Husband
Receives the Bullet Intended
for His VIE.

LANCASTER, Pa. May. 31.-Lsst night
some miscreants defaced the handsome sol
diers' monument on the grounds of the State
Normal School, at MilIersville, by bespat-
teriDg it with ink and other substances. The
monument is permanently ruined.
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O,OOO Men 10 be Jrown Ont of work
at Youngstown, o.

YOUNGSTOWN, o., May 31.-The scale was
presented TO all the mills of Mahoning VAL
ley to-day, and all refused to sign it, and no
work will be done at any of them tomorrow.
E. Brown, Bonnell & Co. have ordered all
their furnaces and coal mines 10 be closed
down. This strike will throw 10000 men
out of employment in this valley alone.
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Rumor That General sherman is About
10 Retire.

SANDUsKY, o., May Gen.
eral Sheridan arrived here to-day from Point
au Petee, where he has been fishing for some
days, aud left on the evening train for
Chicago. 1t is Understood that he has been
called home to his headquarters by a teIe-
gram from Washington, informing him that
General Sherman is about TO retire, in which
event General Sheridan will become general
of the amy
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Mr.. EDWARD ATKINSON, in an article in
's6e current number of the Atlantic Monthly,
becomes the apologist of the men who have
made fabulous fortunes by acts Of Legisla-
|ture and of Congress, BY tubornipg Legislators
and congressman, and by combinations
|agaInst widows ard orphans, and he would
have the world believe that such accumula-
ions of wealth are an insufficient measure Of
he services OF the own RS in the public
service. This is not merely specious or
1 allacious, it is untrue. The men who have
been the real benefactors of their race in
legislation, in lSw, in literature, on the press,
4 schools aud colleges, in science and art,
nod indeed in every walk of life, have nearly
kll lived and died in poverty. DarEin and
lsarsday and Tyndal were worth thousand
kanderbilts and G-ulds
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THE remains of Thomas Jefferson are to
be taken to Washington as soon as practical
BILE for interment in Glenwood Cemetery.
~ the arrangements have been completed,
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Mr.. LENow and the trustees of Elmwood
Cemetery should attend the meeting Of the
grave-owrers to be held at the Greenlaw
OPerahouse tonight, and compromise exist
inc dificulties
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THE SPORTING WORLD.


PITTsBURG, May 3l.-The Pittsburg Div
ing Clue continued its spring running meet
ing to-day. Bengal, Glidelis, Edwin A. and
Fellowplay we're the winners.
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THE estimated decrease Of the public debt,
for May, is about $4,000 900, being very
much less thea usual on account of the
heavy Penslon payments during the month
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A $4,000 Fire at Lancaster. Pa


LANCASTER, PA, May 91-The millinery
store of Gollschalk & Lederman was dam
aged by fire and water $4,000; insurance
S25 600
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FIRES.
A Block OF Buildings Burnt.

PUTNAM, Conn, May 31.-The Bugbee
block burned this morning and adjoining
buildings were badly damaged. Loss $780,
900: partially insured.
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EGYPT is getting to be like Ireland--a
country which cannot be governed, kept
quiet and made to pay taxes whenever the
castle or the citadel issues an edict.
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OVER 10000 MEN
On Strike In the Great Manufacturing
Centers Of the Country, and
Seferal Hundred
Discharged from Railroad Sheps-The
Beginning OF Contest that May
Prove Very Disastrous.

CLEVELAND, o., May 31.-A Herald special
from Erie reports that 250 puddlers of the
Mount Hickory rolling mill Will strike to-
morrow for all advance of fifty cents ton.
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Buffalo, n. Y, May 31.-Patrick Egan
thus cables the president of the Land League:
"The rumor Of division is an invention of
the enemy. Parnell, Dillon, Davitt and
myself are in thorough accord. Our Ameri-
can friends can rely upon it there will be no
surrender on our side"
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES.

Immense Receipts of Internal Revenue.
Increase in receipts OF internal revenue for
May compared with the came month last
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE firm of Bowdre, Malone & Co was dissolved
i by mutual consent on May l. 1ss2 by the
Withdrawal of B. g Mslone. W. 4. Bowdne aud
s. p. Bowdre. under the hrm name Of BoEdre Bros
& Co, will continue business al 80 Front street.
and are authorized 10 collect the outsiAndlng
assets. W. T. BOWDRE.
3. G. MALONE
Memphis. Tenn, May /, 1ss2- s. P. BOWDRE-
DD-In referring to the above, heartily thank
my friends and customers for the liberal patronage
bestowed the old firm. and hope they viii all
continue business with the new 1rm OF BoHdre
Bros & Co. B. 6. MALONE.
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On the 9th of June the forty-day limit Of
the ffty-cent act will expire.
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Philadelphia, May 3l.-The coinage at
the mint during May amounted to Sc, $50, 400,
including 1880 eagles, 294 900 half eagles
and 100000 silver dollars.
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TH Z Original Summer Resort of the Northwest
- The 'OaKwood-" No place equals IL for health
rest and comfort. Write for illustrated circulars
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II IS believed in Dublin, the telegraph
tells US, that the last Of the suspects will
shortly be liberated.
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RELIGIOUS.

EpIscOpaf DiocesaB COnVentiOn OF
maryla
WASHINGTON, May 31.-The Maryland
Diocese of the Protestant Episcopal Church
is holding its goth annual convention. Bishop
Pinckney delivered an address to-day.
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IboMmarzs

"THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
For water drinkers it is of the utmost inn
,,0gance to have at command table water OF
III highest type of purity, agreeable in favour,
eAhilaratns by reason of its sparkling effer-
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r4.,ury and in home circles, as at public BAN
austs, the APOLLINARIS NATURAL
MINERAL WATER has established itself in
public and professional favour as possessing
these qualities, and | believe its introduction
may be recommended and supported IS Of great
value 10 the cause of temperance and good
!ea.th.''
Lo.don. Eng. hRszr5f ~, 1880. tSis7red)
NORMAN KERR. Md, Els.
OIL Cynn,s. Druggist, g. i'm. PA. Eta!lyg.
PEIvAH3 o. f"ETTaTINNS,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFIcE PoRT GIEsox CoTIos MILLS
Port Gibson, Miss, May n, 15s2 J
CNFALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by the
= Directors until Monday June 19. 1892 at y m,
for the material, erection and completion o. the
buildings for the mills. this bid 70 be entire bid
for the mills q whole, as pei plans aud Epecih-
cations, viii receive separate bids for the FOL
lowing par1s of said work.
First bid for brickwork complete
Second bid for woodwork complete
Third bid for TO- fing complete
Plans and specifications can be seen at the once
er the mills Port Gibson. Miss Right reserved 20
reject all bids. SUFFICIENT bond will be required
VI sNoSe@S4N- JILL y W ,f.c,rsrfr c1.-o.s-v
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UTURES.

FUTURES opened without material change at
any point. but were dull and weak during the
day, and declined gradually at each quotation
closing at from to 10 points lower than last
night Spots went off IN New Orleans to l2].
The market Is very weak at all points and
although an advance may take place should the
likely with the outlook for the crop al the pres
ont time
Chicago produce Chicago opened steady at a
slight advance, bu. at once beganto decline,
from 7Sh to 19a. Wheat and pork showed a
little more strength and closed within /. cent of
last night for wheat, and 10 cents barrel for
pork. Wheat is pouring into Chicago In great
quantities, and the bright outlook for the corn
crop is all having its effect upon the market;
10 cents for wheat and 6j cents for corn is now
freely predicted within thirty days and some
60 still further in their predictions
NEW YORK
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MENGER HOTEL,


SNN NNTVNIV, TENAN.
TINS old and hvoriIc hotel is now under en-.
ure new management Mr. Frank p Hord, ato
proprietor of llohS hotel, SAN Antonio and
MI Curtis Davis, late proprietor of the bingham
house, Philadelphia, both having a long hotel
experience tlatier themselves that they will be
able togve general satisfaction.
The McngCr, under its new mana cement has
been rohted and retumishcd, ith.many altora.
lions end Improvements of modern character.
making 1t the largest and best appointed hotel
in western Texas.
HoRp II DAVIS, Projectors
CURLtS DAVIS, Manager
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ners shows an increase of 5000 bales of AGO
pounds upon last year. consisting largely of
Egyptian and Surats The surplus held by
Continental spinners differs very little from that
on hand twelve months ago. Last year il was
run down TO coo bales by the end of Septem.
Der; this year IL may be cut down still further
The stock includes the large reserves always
held at this period of the wear rhe estimated
consumption for the ten months on the cont.
nent shows an increase OF e per cent upon
last season, This estimate is considered quite
large enough; such being the ease, the stock
figures cannot be far asjray.
TINS BOMBAY CR0r-The following account
OF the shipments fiOm bombay In the FIRST six
months OF the year 5 from Mcssrs Wallace Il
Co 5 port:
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bhioSs ,-bh,@tN tluiNfI 40, III
PROSPECTS.
Except in respect of long staples the situation
has not undergone any change of momeyt since
the date of our last report Egyptian cotton has
gained I'D to sid for brown and 4. d to al for
white, owing to the threatened partial destruc-
lion of the crop, and II sympathetic rise of al
TO sd has taken place in BrazilS and extra
staplcd Orleans; but uplands and Mobile have
gained only Lied TO ID and fair staplcd Orleans
and Texas I'd TO Sled Aside from the move.
ment incidental to the war in Egypt there is no
new feature, The Shrnkagc of stocks is
strengthening the hands of holders, and It may
be that prices will continue to harden until the
new crop Is nearer our doors; but against any
advance of Importance there Is the
iact that prices IRE already alta point which
usually makes operators very conservative,
while there is the further circumstance that
business In the manufacturing districts is so un.
satisfactory that the rate of consumption Is Ger
tain to be curtailcd-to what extent will depend
upon the course of prices, Respecting the more
distant futureit Is sufficient for the present to
note that deliveries for the winter months arc
selling at3'Sd to 7-l6d below the present spot
quotations. bringing middling down 10 6 5.Sd.
For the rest everything will depend upon the
new crop, respecting which all that can be said
at present Is that the prospects are favorable for
a good yield, though the season is little later
than the average.
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For mems youths and boys clothing 20
to A. n l., Mittenthal, for they commence
selling their immense stock of summer
clothing at cost. The above reduction com.
mences Tuesday. June 10Th.
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Meairsl.

Illustrated Marriage Guide, go pages, a.,
anu su binding, 80 cents same in paper cover
% cents Manhood, 10 cents; womanhoas
cents pa 1phlet s cents, securely sealed n,
mai send money or postage stamns
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nIyCIAL AND COTTON
FINANCIAL

.,x,ryr writing from the Denver
rcfSiav',,bs t BOULDER county's exhibit Is
IEssio1 ~ Ne showing of rich ores made
{ss,isa' a,trlluride county. and their IN
b ne ~ ,rsryalously valuable ieuunum
{saas aa1 .ssSv all the way from $4,000 to
ss.aeAs Many specimens nave beeu
D pe, ,Wselose surfaces literally covered
,,iej " W. ana blistgrS of gold. The Golden
ea9ois.S ts,nre It's display is complete, TO
| l1Fss@,o rays. measuring ID by y inches
| nO NV nm and $500 worth of native
eelssts'Va opartz. In addition 10 case spe'
EEls.o cbrnk. weighing from coo to l,2, 0
-slN lAsS,rri.hcl. 10 illustrate the width OF
| ss az ~ ri,n silver ores are also repre-
teH ths CarihUO mines some OF which
IN iVA s, eeL $40 from the o 0.fOOt level
AAs9 m ounces, Besides the property
IsiaS All Inc other mining sections al
Eg.la,,v y a q, represented by 10 tons Of ore
! sS 1if-ssnt mines.
p,lie bullion shipments from the com,
~ ba W., al mining operations in that district
s1 I, Iuly, lSs3, aggregate sl29'b!H
NJ y nine, in Nevada. declared It's last
lN1S 4" inly last and has paid In all : sO5,-
l; w, 'nntafo in Utah has no equal in the
InI mint Of profits and prospects having
|s3ti0al Horn silver, OF Juan. nus ptlu
|s,sts s'ST6e Evening star, of Leadytlle, Col
\. bss declared 81 l75,OJO
~ York gentleman, now in san Domingo,
saSsa claims the climate In the mountains,
L nsslthy the VIII lie year round, says mat
ny ,a-a sspi lssN he examined this portion
|els ii.oS Win great care, testing its aurifer-
" i LA and found many nuggets, from 81, s.,
e ~ ss'ssiI e and as high as So, and in testing
s,s.sl rold pans. 10 to . cents u pan in
\ M ,Sp stream atlordng water all the year,
m't ,ll of 6 70 10 feet per hundred aud tho
,ISa Of placsrs is above malariHl ienden-
h ,.nor government bonds by secretary Fol
i .lM1 IL made to-day, wiplng out from the
Esssle, the per cent issue,
MN, ham nneurrent subsidiary.silver coins held
\, XIV, yo,iols repositories are to be shipped to
.b,siephla mint for rccoinage,
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We also manufacture
"GWATHMEYS IMPROVED
ECLIPSE GIN"

with Double Roller Hulling
Attachment and all of the very
latest improvements. Solid
I2-lnch saws, patent brush,
strong iron frame, made under
the immediate supervision of
Richard r. Gwathmey, the
patentee. The Eclipse Gin is
designed for hully, trashy cot
ton, but with the improvements
we have recently added it can
be used to great advantage in
all public ginneries and large
plantations.
Send for circular and price
list.
II HE
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New London, Conn.
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DALLAS TEXAD
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Noises IN the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine, and many other diseases
that lead 10 insanity and death.
TIE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars for
case Of mis- kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
Undcr their special advice and ,rca,mcnD will
not euro, or for anything impure or Injurious
found IN il. THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN
sflrUTE treats all Private Diseases successfully
without mercury Consultation Free Thor.
sis OF utlne, s. 20 Price of Vital Restorative,
81 on bottle, or four times the quantity $40 0o;
sent oany address on receipt Of price. or C. o. d.,
mo G. o. d. sent without 81 enclosed as a guar.
anteel secure from observation, and In private
INSTITUTE, us Olive street. 81 Louis, Missouri
Wholesale Agents, W II. HOWELL Il BRO,
Dallas. Texas
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ri cisn,,' l ~. following from Lu,soa'n Al.
v 0sSsS,',V,n ne movements during lis srs.
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