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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-09

LONG PRAIRIE, MINI, December S.-Par-
ticulars have been received here of The
shooting of J C. Goodwater by his wife, at
Little Sauk, last Friday morning. II ap--
pears 10 have been the act of a woman goaded
to desperation by a jealous minded and
brutal husband. Mrs. Goodwater hiss the
sympathy OF the entire community in wllch
she lives, and if the statements OF her DelSn-
0ois are to be relied upon, she has been
much-abused woman, aud has endured the
abuse longer than most women would. 6oeu-
water has been msrried three times, and ne
dld not live happily with any of his wives
Ills second wife died partly from hls III
treatment and abuse. The present MIS-;
Goodwater is but seventeen years old, ana
the mother OF Two children. few days pc
lore the shooting Goodwater shoSea MS
vile revolver be had purchased, and tola
her be had procured Il for the purpose o.
killing her. Ga the morning OF the shoot-
ing ne got up very early and went 10 !he
place he had left The revolver, and nndlng
his vile had been there and removed IL, ne
become greatly enrsged and attacked her
with drawing knife bat she in some way
prevented his injuring her. FiDolng lne
drswiDg-knife an unwieldy wespon, ne tnre"
II down, and while in the set OF picking up
stick OF stove wood with which 10 eoutinus
his murderous assault she drew the revolver,
which she had concealed upon her person,
and fired the fatal shot AS soon as sne re-
allied what she had done she Went 10 the
nearest of6cer aud gave herself up. oae mas
Ielstives here, and gives that and lhe Iaci oil
his refusing 10 give her the children As her
reason for living with him "a losg as sne has.
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zoo, of Minneapolis, was arrested Yesterday,
charged with defaulting 100000 while
bsokkeeper for the lumber tirm of Farham q
LoEejoy. 1t is likely that the amount Will
soon be discovered TO be even larger. he
denies the charges, but the firm are confident
nf his ennvIcfion
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THE .GOODWATER TRAGEDY.
A WomaD, GOaded 10 Desperation By
IIlaTrSatnlent aHd Abnse, Kills
Bier n usband.
The Sfar-RouIe Trfal-DIeEs0D's Case
g kAsBEesi for n auFaer-ArrvsN~r--
Arresfed.

CHICAGO, December SIN the Siuria csse
TO day the prosecution introduced rebutting
testimony, including DIR. Jewell, who de-
clared that Sturla was medically insane bal
legally sane AMI respousible for murder.
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PARIS FLOODED,

Water has reached the heart OF the city
and drains in low-lying quarters are unable
10 find an outlet, and the water is rising TO
the level of the roads. In Rue de Z Univer-
slte the water is foot deep in places. The
cellars of the foreign Office building are
flooded. The Nolre Dame quarter is swarm
ing with rats driven out OF the sewers, and
people are suffering from their depredslions.
The water invades the Chamber OF Deputies.
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How Long oush, a Man to Live.

-eS4AHS "" 'a-J ReelsSer-
Thuriow Weed, who died the other dsv
was eighty-fve years old. That in Auerica
is regarded az very old age. Il gave Mr..
Weed distinction, as much as anything els.
in this city. Comparatively speaking, Mr..
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PARIS INUNDATED.
The Seine sun kisisg-W Water More Thar
a Foot Deep in The CelIars-Low
Places Flooded.
Moody aud SANKEY'S Work in France
The London Fire Still Rur.;ng-
Rnmcred Cabinet Changes.

BERLIN, December 8.-The chambers of
have protested against The eTcInsio, of Arnsg- l,
ican pork. The government. however. will
perseEere in aetermination 10 probibit i'm.
portation :"
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RiIIsd by kerosene,

CIScISsArt, Deceuber s.-Mrs Gregory,
! living In Pendleton, in the eastern part OF
the city, had her clothing set on ERE this
morning by the explosion of a coal oil can
while kindiing FIRE. She jumped into the
bed but that also caught on FIRE, and the wo-
man was burned 10 death.
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IRELAND


DUBLIN, December S-Tba E,,,.na-,s
Journal saws Davitt intends 10 9Th, sne GIsd:
stone and Trevelyn, chief secretary for Ire.
land, to dePose at his triaI as 10 the iufIu.
ence OF agitation in Ireland on The passage
OF the land ball. P-''"s0
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Cold weather on the lakes.

CHICAGO, December S.-Ce"s arriving
Yesterday in bre2kwater were bsdiy frosted
Two vessels came into hsrbor completely
covered with ice and the crews nearly per
lsbed; their care, hands and feei were frozen.
Most of the trains due here yesterday and
last night were half an hour 10 tweiVe hours
doned on account Of snow There were no
impediments, but the roads bsd oilncuity TO
make steam enough and prevent water ireez-
ing in the tanks; no sccoupis reported yet,
however
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-09

LIFE is too short to try half dozen differ
ent kinds of ''sure cures" when one suffers
with cough or cold stick 10 the best and
use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup; it will cure
your cough and never dissppoint you. All
druggists sell it At tweni y-fVe cents bottle.
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FRANCE.
ONLY A NEWSPAPER THREAT.

PARIS, December S.-The Rspubfgue Fran
easss (Gsmbetta's organ) says if the govern
ment of Great Britain continues to pursue
its egotistical course in Egypt 10 the detri-
ment of Frances interests, Francs will protect
those interests in way she thinks best.
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Browns bronchial Troches

For coughs and colds. Il have used them
for more than q dozen years, and think them
the beat and most convenient remedy eI-
tant."-IHe Rer c. M. Humphrey, Grntz, Ky.
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PARK STABLES.

n. SMITH, Proprietor-LIvERY. BOARDING.
81 AND SALE sTABLEs. Stock sold on eonDts-
SION No. Il South Court street, near GeSton' :
Hotel between Hain aud Second FiHt-class
Inn oufx At low rAtea.
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OBITUARY..

Col. wIIIOuKbby Williams.
Special to the Appeal
LOUISVILLE, December S.-Col. Willough-
by Williams died at ~ O'Clock to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-09

TIE cup that cheers but not ine6riatss-
Deans best Rio aud Java mixed coffee.
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Mr.. B. F PORTER, rich taeker 10 utica,
n. Y, says: II have used Bfown @ rloH Ine
past year much 70 the chagriH o. or Phy
siclsn for neither ysef, wife no siIAS nave
since suffered from a single o. ii1ess- II Is
making us ali ropnSt snd strong-
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BISHOP rAIT's FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late archbishop OF Can
terbury took place to-day at Addiogton.
representatives. of the Queen and Prince of
Wales were present. The Duke OF Con-
naught attended in person.
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RUMORED CAnINET CHANGES,

The Times says it has reason TO believe
that soon after Christmas Lord Derby will
be invited to join the cabinet. Childers,
now war secretary, will become chancellor
OF The e1chequer, and Dixie, under foreign
secretary, will enter the cabinet 1t says
these changes may be the precursors of even
more important ones. 1t is possible that
before the end of the next session OF Parlia-
ment Gladstone may consider himself en-
titled to retire, and in such contingency
there is little doubt that Harrington will
become prime minister.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
R Z A L. Z q u A T Z.

No. s89o, R--Chsneery Court Of shelby County
II. T. Senul1e VS. Mary Thumel ct al.
TOY virtue of an ilterlocutory decree for sale,
ID entered in the above czuse On the 2sth day OF
November 1852 NJ B. 36, p. $50. VIII sell at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters ONCE, courthouse oil Sheloy
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, December 40. ISS2.
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Memphis Shelby county,
Tenn, to-wits Beginning at a Pcint on the nertn
side of Adams street seventy-seven I'D ieet and
nine (el inches east from the east line Of Main
street: thence east fifteen u5) feet and three
fOurths of en inch 10 a point; thence north al
right angles with Adams street seventy-four t15
feet three inches to stake; thenc- east and paraI
lei with Adams street three (l feet and oneou IN
OF a n inch; thence north and parallel wlsh Main
street seventy four 1 feet and hIee inches 10 the
south side OF Bank alley y f. ct 10 stAke thence
south en- the east lice of lots ?, 6. and eighty
four ts4) feet three inches stake at the end of
S1z-foot alley; thence east three l3 feet and 81
inches TO stake; thence south on the east line oi
said alley sixty-our (64) feet 10 the beginning
Terms of Sale-One-half cash. balaace la six
months; purchaser executing note beariu interest
with gsod security for deferred payment; lien re-
tanned etc. This December s. 1882. H
R. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY George MRIlery. Deputy Clerk and Master
U. W. KILLER. Solicitor. sat
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ELErnnN HnrICE.

CTATE NATIONAL BANK.
| . MEMPHIS. TESS.. December :. 1872
- meeting of the Stockhocers OF this Bank viii
be Esld on TUE-DAE. January 9, 1855 at their
clearinghouse, br tween the hours Of il O'Clock and
pm, for the pureoss of eleciinE Thirteen Direct
ors 10 serve for the ensuing year.
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ENGLAND.
THE eRrArrsT IN -

The ekkArEsr FIRE FOR YEARS
LONDON, Dscember s.-The fire which
broks out last night in the premises of Fns-
ter, Porter q Co., wholesale hosiers, Wood
street, was The greatest that has occurred in
London since The celebrated Tooley street
hre: Ihs los. is estimated at upward of
Ez,O0O,Ooo. The whole block between
London wall Philip lane, Addle and
Wooo streets, except the warehouses on the
corners OF London wall, is destroyed. The
hre Is not subdued and the remainder of the
block Is still in danger, It is believed
eight Persons were injured, some seriously.
Foster, Porter & Co. had stock of silk
goods alone estimated 10 De worth 100000.
The salvage corps succeeded in saving a
large amount of goods. The walls OF the
warehouses burned on Wood street and
Philip lane fell into the roadway with q
crash like thunder, filling the streets with
burning dcbtis.
10 OGbck A. MAJ this hour the engines
are still pouring volumes of water on the
ruins, and the fire is under control. The
burned area is over two acres. One fireman
was killed by falling walls.
The tefsl loss by the fire is now estim ated
at "a, 100000.
Lute&-Late tonight the ruins are still
smouldering and streams from twenty hy-
drants are pouring upon them. Eight hum
dred persons are thrown cut of employm snt.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-10
Remember This.

Ii YOU are sick Hop Bitters will surely
aid Nature in making you we'll when all
else fails.
If you are costive of dvspepiic, or are
suffering from any other of the numerous
diseases of the stomach or bowels, it is
your own fault if you remain i'll, for Hop
Bitlers are a sovereign remedy in all such
complaints
Ii YOU are wasting away with any form
of Kidney disease, stop tempting Death
this moment, and turn for a cure to Hop
Bitters.
III you are sick with that terrible sick
ness Nervousness, you will find a"Balm in
Gilead" in the use OF Hop Bitters.
Ii you are q frequenter, or resident OF a
miasmatic district, barricade your system
against the scourge Of all countries -maia-
rial, epidemic, bilious and intermittent
ieyers-by the use oi Hop Bitters.
III you have rough pimply, or
sallow skin, bad breath, pains and aches,
and feels miserable generally, Hop Bitters
will give you fai. skin, rich blood, and
sweetest breath, health, and comfort.
In short they cure all Diseases of the
stomach, Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves,
Brighrs Di-ease. $500 will be paid Tor a
case they will not cure or help.
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife,
sister, mother or daughter, can be made
the picture of health, by a few bottles of
Hop Bitters, costing but trihe. Will you
let them suffer?
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A curious theory has just been ad-
vanced in England by a scientific
physician which has not tended to
quiet the alarm in reference to the
outbreak of Asiatic cholera. 1t is
that the great outbreaks of this plague
in Europe and this country have oc-
Cured at intervals of sixteen or sew
enteen years. as in 1917, 1888. 1850
and 1866. Between these great at
tacks of the epidemic there we're mi
nor returns of it. occurring at inter
walls of six years after the more fatal
visitations, namely. in 1887 and 1854.
According to this prophet, most de-
structive prevalence Of this pestiience
is due in England and the states in
1928. The prediction seems
plausible enough, though it reminds US
TOO forcibly Of the old superstition
concerning this plague, that it passed
through country at precisely the
rate Of speed with which q man could
travel, and was in fact carried from
land to land by the accused wander
ing Jew, who, thinking death the great.
est boon, bestowed it - . souvenir oil
himself.
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Good Intelligence.

The valuable preparations of the cell
ebrated DIR. Acker, so favorably known
throughout Europe, have lately been in
PRODUCED among our people. DIR. Acker's
Dyspepsia tablets will be hailed with joy
BY all who are distressed with disorders of
the stomach and liver, for which they are
a sure preventive and cure. They are
very pleasane, and sold in elegant DO xes at
twenty-five and fifty cents, by Bard &
Miller.
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CoTTRELL & RAND,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Pianos, Organs.
AND

MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
General state agents for the celebrated
Carpenter organ. Good, live agents
wanted. Agents can sell them easier than
any other organ, for they contain ALL the
latest improvements Special induce
nent to church and Sunday schools. Send
for prices and descriptions.
COTTRELL g RAND,
S-1w6m Warrensburg, Mo.
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Mrs. Jesse James doesn't seem to be
so poorly off in this worlds goods as
some would give out. She has just
signed contract with a marble firm
at Muscatine, Iowa, for handsome
monument to be erected over her hus-
bands grave 1t is refreshing to know
that none of the purchase money was
made by her posings before the public
of this state. while third rate doctor
told of her husbands exploits in terms
apologize or laudatory.
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The voice of the republican orator
is now heard in the land arrogating to
themselves the credit for the splendid
crops of the country. The republican
party assumes the functions and pre-
negatives of Providence.
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1867 Prizes amounting s265 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
TO the office of the company in New Orleans.
For iurher information write clearly, giving full
address, Send orders by Express Registered Letter
OF Money Order, addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
vi. 4. DAUPHIN,
607 Seventh street Washington. ID. G..
y. E.-Orders addressed to New Orleans will re-
Gel rompt attention
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Sntc1gO
sis the lady who does the society
for the Herald in ?" asked visions OF
blue eyes, blonde hair and brick red
cashmere who had assembled the grand
stairway leading to the editorial rooms
of this paper, and now stood near the
Partisan marble statue of Minerva in
the palatial sanctum. The lady was
not in, but the political editor was,
and when he looked up from the biog-
raphy of George r. Davis, which he
was writing. he became almost para
lyzed at the sight of the vision. 'No;
she is not in. Can do anything for
ycu?"
''Yes, / have here"
Oh! l understand. You have there
the wedding notice of Mr.. Augustus
Culpepper Ferguson and Miss Kate
Juniper"
Yes" said the vision, cit occur
red"
ut occurred last Wednesday" con-
tinued the political carpenter, sand
was a memorable event in West Side
society. At an early hour the streets
in the vicinity Of the baronial mansion
on Peoria street, the residence for years
of the Juniper family. was thronged
with the equipages of the elite"
Yes! yes!" Clipped in the vision,
"were you there?"
"The father of the bride is a
wealthy board Of trade man and one
of the most influential citizens Chicago
has. The bride has been the ringing
belle in the West Side society circles
for several seasons, and the groom
will be remembered as the slim young
man with goggles and sideburns who
won first money in the late bicycle
race"
"How nice you've got it ALI" said
the vision.
1.-The wedding ceremony was perform
ed at high noon in the east parlor, the
Rev. Cream Cheese OF St. Equity
church officiating. The spacious
apartments were profusely decorated
with evergreens, smilax, festOons o.
natural flowers and potted plants
Johnny Foote'S orchestra was on hand
concealed behind the floral screen in
the conservatory, and as the brida
party entered the room the musicians
poured forth sweet strains, which
see med to augur happy future fol
the couple, while two little sisters o.
the bride, dressed as fairies, pulled
silken cords, which caused number
of silver bells to peal out their GLAD
welcomes on the happy company.
''Oh! you lovely man. where did you
learn all about it?"
'sThe bride was attired in a magnif
icent costume from the bands OF Worth
which was a marvel of the dressmaker's
art. There is not room here for an
adequate description of it, but We take
pleasure in announcing to tie patrons
of this paper that an extra edition
will he Issued containing all the par
ticulars of this wonderful costume
and list of the ,presents.
1.-The groom was attired in the con-
ventional suit of black; no diamonds.
The presents came in numbers suffi-
cient to fill one of the pai lors. and pre-.
scented such an amazing display OF
wealth that twowe never-sleep detect
ives were engaged to guard them.
The happy couple, after receiving the
congratulations of their many friends,
left on 'steenffteen train for Kokomo.
On their return they will be at home
to their friends at the Hotel De Flyn,
on the sixth Saturday in Septober.
"Oh! you.are too sweet;and will that
60 in? 7"
"Oh, certainly" said the political
fend, and the yawning abyss of the
waste basket was glutted to the chine.
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1t is very clear that the astronomers
do not know everything. They do
not always see things right before their
faces. Two weeks ago they made a
loud racket about comet they claimed
to have discovered. Several of them
saw it about the same time. and the
coincidence was vauntingly proclaimed
as proof of the diligence of the pro-
fession and its claims on the public
confidence. But it seems that the as
tronomers did not discover the comet
after all: They only saw it after it
had been simultaneously discov-
cred by a negro man in Texas and
a negro washerwoman in Kentucky.
The colored comet. finders actually saw
and wondered at the apparition twen-
ty.four hours before the professionals
suspected its existence-and that, too,
although the professionals were armed
with powerful telescopes, while the
Africans had nothing but the naked
eve to mark their observations with.
The proprietors of the Warner OBJ
servatcry at Buffalo ought to hunt out
these colored persons and divide be-
tween them the $500 reward he is
paving for fresh comets, and establish
them for life in his observatory as
adjuncts to his as 'ronomer.- Louis
Republican.
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Competition in All Classes Open to
the States

The people-the red man in his ma
tive country-bave been blessed with
bountiful harvest, and determining
that the pale faces over the border
shall not out.do him in showing what
industry, enterprise and clear eli
mate can do. providence permitting,
will open the Vini'a fair Tuesday,
October 18th, and will exhibit Tues
day, Wednesday, and Thursday.
October II, Is and 10. 1882. This
will be rare opportunity tor the peo-
pie to witness the congregation Of the
remnant tribes of the red men of all
the earth, who will be there dressed in
the habiliments of their native country.
There will on each day of the fair be
played game of Lacrosse. or Indian
base ball, which alone will be worth
going 1000 miles to witness,
hundreds of Indians on horse
back participating. On the
first day there will be three grand
running races. in which the Indians
and their famous fast horses will be
entered for competition,
On the second day there will be large
prizes offered for equestriennes--In-
dian maidens on wild steeds.
Our friends in the states and all the
Indian tribes are cordially invited to
come and take part in the fair, from
October 18th to 10Th, inclusive.
Competitions for: premiums will be
open to everybody, citizens or non
citizens, residents or non-residents.
This is cosmopolitan association. No
Partially. No one barred.
For catalogues and other informa-
ton, address the secretary.
r. w. LINDSEY,
Pres. and Gen. Sup't.
GEO. w. GREEN,
Treasurer.
r. D. KNIGHT
Secretary.
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The Mexico Ledger talks sense when
it says, "let the railroad corporations
build their own roads. Many q eommu-
nifty has been financially swamped By help
ing railroads"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-10

Peaches are in demand a: Laddonia.
They are being thrown away at other
rlaces. Some sort of . bureau of Iufor-
naaioa should be established for the farm
-. bene6t.
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
Valuable Suggestions to Mothers

DEAR Mr.. EDITOR:-LOng experience
in care of children, and great success in
bringing them safely through sickness.
gives confidence to assure that Group,
whooping-cough, bronchitis, diphtheria,
aud all throat and chest affections will be
speedily relieved and cured by using DR..
Acker's English remedy, which is exceed
ingly palatable, and may be safely given
to the youngest infant. Adults will find it
the best and most potent known specific
for consumption, asthma, etc., and single
trial will prove this true.
AN OLD NURSE
To sustain above, trial bottles may be
had for ten cents from Bard e Miller
Regular sizes, fifty cents and 81.
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The colored Baptist church at Mexico
was burned Friday. This church was
lately presided over by Rev. Silas Smith,
Who vas shot recently. Evidently some
little misunderstanding.