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DIED.

EsTES-The friends and acquaintances of L. II.
Estes, Jr., and Noah Daman invited 70 attend
the funeral of Mrs ESTHER DANAS Estes from
fernando Street Methodist Church, this (FRIDAY)
afternoon at 2=3o O'Clock. Services by the Rev.
Warner Moore and the Rey. J. H. Evans.
FEATHERSTOS-On Thursday May Is, 1852 At
10:i0 an, WuLIAx FEAIHERsToS. aged sixty
three years.
Funeral win take place from late residence No.
p fernando street, this (FRIDAY1 morning at 10
O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
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He OBJECT OF THE REPUBLICANS,

as claimed by some of Colonel loves
friends, in being particularly anxious to seat
the contestant is in this case twofold. In tire
first place they claim that it will have the ef-
feet OF making the Stalwarts solid with the lit
tie band of nine Independence Greenbackers,
whose good will may be of the greatest i'm
portance hereafter. A high government Of
fetal also stated that through Lowe the Re
publicans hoped to gain power in the South,
and especially in Alabama, that they do not
possess, and that the administration officers
wished to make his Uowe's) path easy, pro-
vided he would work with the Republicans.
This conversation took place in reference to
the Hewlett charges against Lowe.
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WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Jay City track.
Youthful stakes, two-year olds, half mile;
Autumn won; Meth second, Eolist third.
Time-0:554.
The Dramatic stakes, one mile and half,
were won by Glenmore; Lagoria second.
Time-2:57.
Selling race, one mile, Clarence won
Chiekadee second, Clara third. Time-1 :45.
Mile and quarter race, Colonel Sprague
won; Glencoe and Compensation running
dead heats for second place. Time-2:114.
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As REPORTED by the Financial Chronicle,
the earnings of forty-ive railroads for the
month of April were as follows: 1882, S19,
1896; 1881, S16,541 ,5o4, an increase Of
$2,6S7 ,272. The mileage ON which these
earnings were based was as follows: 1882,
(miles), 40,954; 1881, (miles), 35,676; in
crease 5278
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BAUM ExoNERATEp.

REPRESENTATIVE WHITE, OF KENTUCKY
AGAIN QUAsHED.
WASHINGTON, May 18.-The Ways and
Means Committee this morning heard the
report of the subcommittee appointed to in
vestigate the charges made by Representative
John d. White, of Kentucky, in connection
with the bonded period of the whisky bill.
The report is unanimous, and exonorates
General Raum, commissioner of internal
revenue, from the imputations made against
him
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AT the beginning of the week winter wheat
averaged, according to official reports, from
103 to los per cent. against from SO to II per
cent. on May l, 1881. This fact keeps the
people of Illinois in good spirits, as it should,
and similar accounts come from the great
Northwest, on which so much depends.
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THE LETTER.

In order to save him trouble L put my
views on paper in the letter which was read
in the House this evening. Captain O'Shea,
however, did not receive that letter in time
to prevent my coming to Kilmainham. He
visited me in prissn and obtained my per-
mission to show the letter to one person, but
it was not to quit his hand and was other
wise to be regarded as strictly private and
confidential
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FoR Arthur to detail General o. E. Bah
cock for any duty at the national capital
would be to insult the people of the whole
country. A man who barely escapes con-
viction Of "bribery and corruption" should
not be permitted to hold any Office Of dignity
or trust. He ought to be driven from the
army as q disgrace TO it.
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TIE Presbyterian General Assembly,
which met at Columbus, Ga, on Wednesday.
will not have any unusual business before it.
The most important will be the determina-
nation of the use of the revised version OF
the Scriptures, deiegatiDg members to the
Northern Presby tsrisn Church, and the pub
Ecafin, hnsineaa |. u - Y
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"OLD SrAGER," Of the Boston Advertiser, re-
ferring to the bill-of-lading swindles recently
perpetrated by young Green, of Columbus,
Miss, says that it is to be accounted for as
follows:
For the past few years the treasurers Of Fall
River have accepted the lowest offers made by
Southern buyers, regardless of their integrity and
experience This course has led Fall River brokers'
in order to meet this dishonest competition, TO ac
cept the agency of interruptions buyers South,
who, by marking up weights, giving a lower grade
than ordered. occasionally making drafts on bills
Of lsding, with no cotton behind them, have Of
fered cotton lower than their more honest neigh
DoTs thus securing the business and driving old
and experienced buyers to the wall. Such has
been the drift Of the cotton business.
In addition to this, "Old Stager" Gays, there
is the danger from the recent decisions dur
ing the past winter in the bill of lading
cases, viz: Judge Hammond, United States
Circuit Court, Memphis, New York parties
u.s. Memphis and Charleston railroad; also
United States Supreme Court, Pollard, Pet
tus & Co. Us. Evansville transportation Com
pany. @What is the remedy against all
ihis7" asks "Old Stager;" and he answers
for the mills "to conduct their buying on
business principles, trusting only those of
known experience and integrity" Correct.
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THE PERUVIAN INVESTIGATION.
Ex-AssIsTANT SECRETARY HIT BEFORE THE
COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, May 18-Robert r. Hit
appeared this morning before the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, but the examination was
not proceeded with, the testimony taken
before the sub committee in New York in
connection with which Hit is TO testify not
being in print. No action has yet been
taken on Shipherd's letter of last evening.
1t is generally believed tonight that the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs will
grant Shipherd another hearing and let him
give such testimony as he chooses TO give
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SII4,OOO
Officially Declared 10 be The Amount OF
Governor ChurchfIl's Deficit.

LITTLE Rock, May IS-The long deferred
report of the Senate committee on the State
treasurer, fled Saturday, will show, accord
ing to the books, q treasurer's deficit of
about $4,000, and the auditors about
SO, 900.
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ESGLAsD's Egyptian policy is, briefly eI-
pressed, "the sovereignty of the sultan and
the liberty of the christian population" I"
Turkish, French and German, as we'll as
Eoglish iron-clads and troops, if necessary,
will sustain il.
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Allegheny Springs, Virginia
The BEST DYSPEPTIC WATER KNOWN

WILL be open for the reception Of guests on the
w FIRST Day Of june Hext. Accommo-
dstions drzt-class- Pamphlets, containing de-
scription of the place with certificates of some OF
the remarkable cures effected by the use Of the
water, furnished on application.
Post, Telegraph and Express otices IN the hotel
O. A CALHOUN,
General Manager.
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MISCELLANY,

Galveston, May 1S.-A Greenback State
Convention is called 10 meet at Fort Worth
on June 29th.
Seneca Falls, May 1S.-Gleason's knitting
mill was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss
100000; insured.
Charleston, May 1S.-The cold nights are
having a most injurious effect upon cotton
in some cases rendering replantiug neces
sary.
Atlanta, May 1S.-A Democratic State
Convention is called for July 18th, to nomi-
nate State officers and a congress m an-at-
large.
Louisville, May 1S.-Charles NJ. Morton,
we'll known, and once a very prominent
business man here, suicided to-day by shoot
ing himself through the brain with pistol.
Quebec, May 1S.-The steamer Progress,
while going to the relief of the disabled
ocean steamer Peruvian, was burned and
three lives were lost. The vessel was worth
$50 600; insurance, $4,000.
Evansville, Ind, May lS.-The Saenger-
fest, in session here for three days, has been
grand success, and closed to-day with a
grand picnic at the Salt Wells Park.
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PASSED SECOND READING.
The Bill to Settle the Debt VIII Prob
ably Pass To-Day.
Special to the Appeal

SpecIhI 10 tne AppeaIJ
NASHVILLE, May 1S.-The Senate bill to
settle the debt passed the second reading in
the House by vote of 43 to 20. 1t will
probably pass third reading tomorrow.
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WHAT NIGHT HAVE BEEN.

Had the policy indicated in my letter been
carried out the changes in the situation in
Ireland would have been this: Evictious
would have been stopped, smaller tenants
would have been saved by wiping off their
arrears, all tenants would have had their
rents made lower than Grifith's valuation,
and in the meantime by the proprietary
little time have been enabled to purchase
their holdings by an annual payment some
thing like twenty per cent. less than Grifith's
valuation spread over ffty-two years. In
my opinion, as we'll as that OF ninety mine
out of every one hundred persons in Ireland,
this would have been final settlement OF
the land question.
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The Memphis Mare M0IIIe Again a

winner.
DAYTON, o., May 1S.-The second days
races at the fair grounds were largely at
tended to-day. In the trot, continued from
yesterday, Gladiator, of Cincinnati, won in
the second heat. Time-2:43, 2:39, 1891.
The 40 trot was won by Tom Rogers, OF
Cincinnati, in three straight heats. Time
2:33, 2:344, 1921.
The half-mile run was made by Mollie in
two straight heats-0; so, 0:514. Track in
good condition and races very good. Races
close Tomorrow
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IRELAND.
GENERAL FEARS OF ARREST PREVAILING.

~
DUBLIN, May 1S.-The fear of being ar
rested in connection with the murder of
Lord Frederick Cavendish and Burke is now
SO general in Ireland that the peasantry
travelling outside their own district apply to
the police for passports. Many emigrants
leaving South Ireland for America resort to
the same course.
A REMoNsTRANCE FROM THE JUDICIARY.
The Irish judges, except the lord chancel-
lor, have unanimously resolved to send re-
monstrance to the government against the
proposed abolition of trial by jury. The
judges believe that provision could be en-
bodied in the repression bill whereby juries
could be taken from a special jury panel
that would be perfectly reliable. A resolu-
ton was adopted declaring that the duty i'm
posed on judges by the bill would seriously
impair public confidence in judicial Office.
SUSPECTED DETECTION OF PARNELL.
In consequence of the suspected detection
of Parnell from the programme of the ex-
tremists, a movement is said to be on foot to
demand, on behalf of American subscribers,
the publication of the Land League accounts
for the last two DAYS
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A REIGN OF TERROR
Prevailing Throughout Ireland-0ut-
RACES Daily Increasing in Number
Interview with Parnell.
LIN the British Commons - TreVelyan
Outlines the Policy of the Govern
ment-The Repression Bill.
RUSSIA.

BERLIN, May 1S.-Sargent, United States
minister to Germany, presented his creden-
tials to the emperor to-day.
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/ wants all ii can get for Ireland Every fa.
Eorable measure proposed and adopted is ac-
! ceptable, but "more" is the cry, ard more
will be demanded until home rule ia granted,
and then many will insist on complete sepa-
ration from England-in fsct, Irish inde-
pendence sRd republican form Of govern
ment. Psrnell IS not member of the
IRISH REVOLUTIONARY ORGANIZATION.
1t was not polite, and is not polite that he
should be, but the opinion OF the nationalists
is that If he would continue to be an Irish
leader he must push forward without looking
back and withousa compromise or agreement
that contemplaies the cessation of the ma
tionalist movement. The disclosures already
made concerning what to some minds appears
a filtration with Gladstone are disliked and
excite distrust.
DISCUSSION On THE NEW COERCION BILL
is not very belligerent tonight. In fact, il
seems to be the government Is not quite
decided as to The extent of the measure, and
the Irish members wish to avoid the too
violent measures OF the opposition until they
find how extensive concessions the cabinet
is willing to make. An emissary of Glad
stone told a Land League member tonight
that the government was willing to make
the bill effective for two years instead
of three years; take the power out of
the hands of stipendiary magistrates like
Clifford Lloyd, and push the arrears bill
through Immediately. / understand this
overture hss been accepted by the Parnell
party to a large extent, at least till the
arrears bill is disposed of. They regard the
latter measure as a bribe to them to let the
act for the prosecution of crime pass. They
held meeting this afternoon and adopted
programme relating to the new bill. 1t is
very dimlv worded, and everything indicates
a non-committal desire.
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jzry to the government or to any person,
except, perhaps, few politicians to whom,
as rule, the greatest injury is the greatest
good TO the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-19

In sixty days from now there will be a
new face on things. The new crops will be
coming into market in the West, and in
thirty days after new cotton will be on its
yay to Europe
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Journalistic.

Special to The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, May 1S.-It is reported that
Charles G. Newman, editor of the Pine Bluff
Commercial, has purchased an interest in the
Gdzctte, of this city.
WHY suffer from corns? German Corn
Remover eradicates them at once. 25c,
Druggists
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INDICATIOEs.

For Tennessee and Ohio valley, fair reather,
fOlIOsOed By increasing cloudiness and local rails
Tinds mostly southeaSt, stationary or higher tenn
Perdture, LOrer pressure. The Ohio rirer riH
E,H
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INTERVIEW WITH PARNELL.

The Herald has the following cable letter:
The Herald correspondent had an interview
with Mr.. Parnell in the House of Commons
tonight in regard to his explanations as to
what preceded his release tram Kiln ainh am.
Mr.. Parnell made the following statement: :
"For some time. before my release from Kill
mainham on parole to attend the funeral of
my nephew in Paris ], in common with all
my fellow prisoners, had been very much
impressed with the grave situation which
appeared imminent for the Irish people. We
saw evictions, daily increasing in number, of
poor tenants utterly unable to pay rents,
1000 persons having been evicted during the
first quarter of this year without being re-
admitted as tenar.ts"
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CT. ELMO COMllANDERY, No. l5KT
- Will meet in special conclaye at its n
Asylum. Odd-Fenows Building. thisNPA%
lFRIDAY) night, at O'Clock, for con- NJ
ferring the Order of the Temple. Full "
dress. Visiting fraters courteously invited.
By order N. W. SPEERS JR &c
JOHN d. HUM, Recorder.
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SPORTING RECORD.
Another Fine Days Sport at Louisville
Five Well-COAtested Events,
Run for All
They Were Worth - Memphis MOlIie
Again a Winner at DaytOa-The
Diamond Field.

LONDON, May 1S.-The Wiltshire stakes
at Salisbury were won by Royal Prince;
Chevalier DEstes second, General Scot1
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We had every reason to fear that during
each ensuing quarter the number would in
crease in arithmetical progression; for in
stance, in the second quarter of last year the
number of eyictions was three times as many
as in the preceding quarter. Thus taking
the proportion of increase of last year as a
guide for this year, there would be q, 900
persons evicted for the current quarter, and
possibly many more, we know that the
greater proportion of smaller tenants in the
counties of Sligo, Donegal, Leitrim, Mayo,
Galway, Kerry and parts of Roscommon,
where the famine reached such an extent in
lS79-S0, had merely settled temporarily with
their landlords by paying them six and
twelve months rent on account
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nESOTO LODGE No. 29e Fk An
IL will meet in stated communication u
this (FRIDAY) evening. May 18th, at gNp~
O'Clock, for the transaction of monthly N *
business. AL N. MS in good standing " y
are fraternslly invited
BY order HUGH B. CULLEN W NJ
Attest: R. c. WILLIAMSON Secretary
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JAMES L. JONES and Proctor Knott are the
leading candidates for the governorship of
Kentucky 30 far presented for Democratic
acceptance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-05-19

T1HE frn Of Bowdre. Malone & Co. was dissolved
i by mutual consent on May I, 1852. By the
withdrawal Of B. g. Malone W. T. BoWdre and
s. p. BoWdre. under the hrm name Of B0wdre Bros
q Co. viii continue b1Einess at ZS5 Front street,
assetE. W. T. BOWDRE.
g. q. MALONE
Memphis. Tenn. May l, Iss2 s. P. B0WDRE
D1-In referring 10 The above, heartily thank
my friends and custOmers for the liberal patronage
be<toved on the old firm, and hope they VIII an
continue business with the new nrm OF Bogdre
Bros. & Co. 3. G. MALONE,
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HEAVY ARREARS.

They were still liable for arrears to the ex.
tent of from three to fiye, and in many cases
seven and eight years, and in some instances
fifteen years. and that as time went on, if no
settlement of the arrears question took place,
they would be literally turned out in thou
sands during the coming winter. 1 may
mention that the Land League had done its
best to relieve those poor evicted tenants at a
vast expense during the winter, but that we
found it absolutely impossible to do anything
for more than 1.-THE of them, the remainder
being left on the roadside or having to 90
into the workhouse. That was the position
of the tenantry.
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Arrested ON Suspicion.

New York, May 1S.-Michael Turner, a
passenger by the steamer Wisconsin, has
been arrested on suspicion of connection with
the Dublin assassination.
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A NEW REPORT.
A Gloomy Picture.

The report is general that the assassins
escaped in the garb of priests, and are now
on their way to the United States.
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Obituary Notes.

NEW YORK, May 1S.-Helen NJ. Slocum,
the well-known speaker and leader OF the
woman suffrage party, is dead.
MILWAUKEE, May lS.-LieutenantW WI Walker
the life-saving service of this district, died
here this evening.
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LAND LEAGUERSs ATTENTION.
THERE viii be meeting of the Memphis Branch
L of the Irish Natioual Land League at the
Knights of Innisfail hall. 225 Second, this (FRI-
DAY. night, at O'Clock. cordial invitation ex-
tended to all. Final arrangements will be made
for picnic. WIN CUNNINGHAM, President
p BOYLE, Secretary.
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ournAdEs INcREAsrsa.

On the other hand outrages were daily in
creasing in number and gravity. We were
threatened with this coercion bill, which has
been introduced in the House. The situa-
ton summed up then was wholesale and
daily-increasing evictions, stringent and even
severe coercion with savage retaliation. ]
expressed these views while passing through
London to my friend, Captain O'Shea, men,
Der for Clare, and stated to him generally
the measures that l considered necessary in
order to Tighten and disentangle the siiua-
ton. On my return TO Kilmainham re-
ceivsd letter from Captain O'Shea saying
that he was coming to see me on the subject
of nv conversation
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ICAGO<% OF Ell
(LATE ANDERSON 81 - CHICAGO.
16S d 165 8. CLARK ST. bet. Madison and Monroe.
IJEART of the city, convenient to all places of
Ii amusement, Lincoln and south Parlx, +,
and all horse-car lines. Management, furnishings,
etc, all NEW and FIRST-CLASS. SUPERIOR
Ventilation. Sewage and Protection against Fire.
W. J. KUHNs, Proprietor.
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Had it not been for the unfortunate and
dreadful occurrence of Saturday week am
confident this would have been achieved this
season. Furthermore the government would
have been enabled to abandon coercion and
would have returned to the constitutional
rights of the country. We should have been
able to cooperate with the Liberal party in
passing several measures of reform which are
of the utmost Importance for both Ireland
and England, such as county government,
the extension of the representative system
and the extension of the franchise to house
holders. Laws would undoubtedly have been
passed in few years for the granting to US
of more or less conplete form of national
self-government. Such is the abstract of my
policy and nv motives.
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New Music. A. Elmore. the author,
has kindly furnished us with the following
new pieces; where the Dewdrops Brightly
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"Goldilock's Grandpa's Darling" They are
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music-price 40 cts. each. Address the
publishers, Speer & Dehnhoff, III, Broad
way, New York.
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We regret to hear of the death of Mrs.
Julia Daley, which occurred at her home in
San Marcos. Deceased was the wife of
Basil Daley, Esq, and the daughter of Mr..
JAS Maneord. of this CITY. The writer was
personally acquainted with Mrs. Daily, and
knew her to be lady of rare domestic vir-
tues with heart overlooking with kind
ness and sympathy. To her bereaved hus-
band, relatives and friends we tender our
heartfelt sympathy in this, their hour OF
grief and sorrow.-Latzing Signal.
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