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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

HIS DEPARTURE FOR CALIFORNIA TO TAXI
PART IN THE CAMPAIGN.
WAsHINeToN, Septic Der General Rose
Grams left Wednesday night for California
| to be gone most of the campaign. During
his absence the work of superintesdiDg the
| congressional campaign from the hesdquar-
ters of the committee in this city will be in
trusted 10 The secretary of the committee,
Representative Thompson, Of Kentucky, who
reached this city last night. Before leaving
for the West General Rosecrans in answer
10 question, gave the following summary
of what he considered would be the Demo-
cratic platform in the next presidential cam
paign:
"Theigreat general issue will be this: Two
parties, one representing the producing
classes and their allied friends, and the
other the cspitzlistic classes, have existed,
and will exist for all time to come The
great substantial nucleus of the former is
the Democratic party. The Republican
party, with large following due TO the pos
session Of spoils ard the prestige of success,
represents the latter. TIE issues In 1884
will be based on the respective interests OF
these two c'asses. We contend for such an
administration of the government shall
secure a just division of the annual profits
OF industry between capital and labor, an
economical administration OF the govern
ment, thorough and efficient reform in the
civil service, just regulation of the trans
Portation business, and the utmost possible
dimiuution of the centralizing tendencies OF
the Federal administration, and the greatest
enlargement Of the influences in favor OF
local self-government."
The Democratic Committee, of which Cen
eral RosecraHs is chaiI man, have sent off
lately large numbers of speeches, and have
been getting themselves in trim for the active
work of the campaign. They have not
shown near the energy, however, of the Re-
publican Committee They sneer at the bust
ness energy shown by the Republicans and
at their lack of decency in their campaign
methods, but at the same time the Demo-
cratic Com mittee is keeping two Senate COM
mlttee-rooms as aparty headquarters ag ,inst
Z he advice, it must be said, of many in their
own party, who see that such an abuse OF
public property gives the Republicans a
handle 10 reply to their criticisms. The
Democrats, however, expect TO get head
quarters of their own somewh here in the city.
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THE LATEST.
EGYPT.

ALEXANDRIA, September Forty sea-
men from the iron-clad Minatour and COM
psny Of the Fifty fifth regiment quietly APP
proached the enemy's position opposite
Ramleh last evening, and succeeded In blow
ing up with gun-cotton house on the canal,
which has long been point of advantage to
the euemy's sharp-shooters.
Mshmoud Fehmy, Arab Pasha's chief
engineer and military adviser, who was re-
Gently captured by the British, arrived here
today in the troop ship Euphrates, and was
handed over 10 the Egyptian authorities, the
khedive first guaranteeing that he would not
be put to death without the consent OF the
British. After being questioned by the
Egyptian ministers concerning Arab Pasha's
movements, he was conducted under strong
gusrd TO the governors house, where he was
imprisoned.
News has teen received from the interior
that Arab Pasha is ceiling European prop
erty 10 natives. Several weli-known prop
critics belonging 10 Europeans have been
con6scated and sold, and the names of native
purch asers gIven.
AT CoNsTANTINOPLE.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, September 1.-The Porte
h as suggested another slig ht modification OF
the military convention with Great Britain
in regard to a landing place for Turkish
froops in Egypt Lord Dufsrip, British am
bassador, has telegraphed to his government
Tor Instructions.
AT PORT SAID.
PoRr SAID, September Transports from
Alexandria with the Highland Brigade on
board arrived here and proceeded down the
csusl
The Euglish admiralty owes The Su z
Canal Company e72 900 for the transit OF
transports and men-of-war to date.
Oaly slight skirmishes have taken place
At the front dur.Dg the past few dsys.
Nsws rec lived confirms The report that
Arab Pssha ia Withdrawing ms IrooPs 10
Tel El Kiber. leaving at Kafr Ell Dwar
only those necessary TO hold the position.
KAssAssIN. September l.-Dueirg recon
noi.ssnce Yesterday a freshly enlrenched
camp was discovered ten miles from here.
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sKIPwITH, MISS.
The New COmmonweaish = The Cotton
OutI0ok-Smali Crop OF worms.

Special to the Appeal
SKIPwITH Miss, September 1.-The steam
er Commonwealth, which left Vicksburg at
IL o'clock yesterday, was detained at Wit
ten, La, on account of her boiler leaking,
which caused her to lay up all night. After
making the necessary repairs she proceeded
on her way to St. Louis. She presented
the appearance of an entirely new boat, the
Anchor Line having spared neither pains
nor expense to make her look on par with
her sister boats.
The cotton crop is probably five per cent.
less than last year. The crop is two weeks
later in fruiting, and owing to the long
continued rains four weeks later In opening.
We had very favorable weather in the last
week, and with an immediate cessation of
rain and no damage from worms till the LIST
of October, the crop bids fair to turn out
twenty. five TO thirty per cent better than last
year. Have had light crop of worms
which have disappeared without doing any
injury
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

THE Chicago Tibune, seemingly upon
trustworthy Information. states that there is
no longer any reason 10 doubt that Judge
Foiger is to be the administration candidate
for governor of New York, or that his inter.
ests in the convention viii be represented in
person by Mr.. Roscoe Conkling, who, at the
Presidents request, it is said, will attend the
convention as d. 4 Expressions by
Secretary Folger show q srly that he has
consented to be consid=rtd candidate, and
it follows as M after Of course that tremen-
dOus efforts will be put FORTH by the admin
istration to secure his nomination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

The Chinese in California transport dead
iepers in trunks to save The heavy freight on
corpses in collins. A case Of this sort has re-
Gently been brought TO light in San Francisco
which created the greatest CONSERVATION. A
dead lepsr is only exceeded in offsnsiveness
BY dead yellow-fever case
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

The Nashville .Ame,icon now the agent
and organ Of The faction which is help
ing Hawkins. to defeat the Democratic parry
in Tennessee. said in 1872: every blow
struck in favor of Democratic disorganiza-
tion is 3 blow struck in favor of Radical
triumph. There may be choice between
individuals for party nominations, but when
the party speaks, according to its ancient
ussges, every Democrat SD nd OBJ W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

As to the Georgia senatorsbip the Augusta
ChrOn Gle says that while Senator Beck
thinks that Mr.. Stephens viii succeed Mr..
Hill in the Senate, many others are of the
>spinion that Governor Colquitt is the COM
ing man, while Judge j Jackson has numerous
adherents. At present the race is certain for
nobody mentioned. All are gozd men and
true to Gsorpia,,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

MALONE has wrecked himself in the con-
gressioDal districts of Virginia; Kellogg is
trying for seat in the House, nolwithstand-
ing the Dsrrall- Beattie bolt, and Chalmers
is confronted by Ham Carter, who tells that
Fort Pillow story as if it was true. The in
dependent, boiling and coalition business
will not yield r. turns at the South.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 1.-The eoast guard
at Wicklow. on the eastern coast OF Ireland,
telegraphs that the British steamer Lake
Ntpson, from LvsrP Ss rEio. bsnp Oos
boat con,siniug a part of the crew and a
number of passengers of the steamer, ar
rived At wicklow tbs morning. Five boats
are vel missing The steamer will probably
be a total lots. There were 700 persons on
board.
LVERpooL, September 1.-The agents of
the Lake Nepison state that hfIy-two OF her
p ,sserers have been landed at Grey Stones.
The. other boats are making Tor wicklow IN
which is not making any water. The captain
telegraphed the officers Of the Lake Nepi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

GENERAL JACOB HoLYoAKE, the father and
the founder OF Industrial reform in England,
is in New York and proposes to make tour
of the States. The workiDgmen everywhere
throughout the country should give him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

CHICAGO, September 1.-Zenas Webster, a
resident OF Brszil, Ind, being uusuccessfulin
grain speculations, ended his troubles by
plunge in the lake this morning. The body
was recovered and taken 10 the morgue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

SrEPHEEs, the regular Democratic nomi-
nee, will be elected governor of Georgia
whether be denounces the Independents or
not. The party nominated him, and the
navy will elect him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02
MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS

TENNESSEE soUrHEEs RAILROAD coNPAsY,1
MEMPHIS TENS. July 6, 1882. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY given that the Annual Meet
IN ing of the Stockholders of the above Com
psny will be held at the Office of the Company, In
the city of Memphis, on the
18th Day OF Augusf- HSs2-
Notice is also given that az said meeting pnopo
sirion will be submitted to the STOCK holders 10
consolidate with the Memphis and VlcksDurg
Raiirosd COMPANY. The Mississippi Valley and
snip island Railroad Company. snd the New Or
leans and Aizxissi pri Valley Eailroad Company
GEO. N. KLEIN, Secretary.
n~The stockhoiders' Meeting mentioned in
FOREGOING notice YVES held st he time and Bsee
stated above more than fhree-tourtns oil al the
STOCK holders of said Company being present.
when for the purpoae of further e1e1s der1ng ire
r-opcsals for consoIida ton with Other companies
As above stated, an adjournment uae nd until
the third wednesday in October next flSs2), same
beng the 18th of October, 1882, at place stated
above; therefore, said Annual Meeting stands sd-
fourned 70 18th October, 18Sz, 81 the place
ton and other subjects win be further considered
R. T. WILSON, President.
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Would Meet ais Fate Like a Soldier or

New HAVEN, September l.-Chip Smith
was executed at 1880 o'clock this NOR ding
He met his fate bravery. H. was accompa-
uied 70 The gallows by Sheriff Bixbe, Deputy
Sheriff. Calm and Pond, and Fathers Me-
Givney, Mulcahey and Dunn. About 800
persons witnessed the execution Smith
said he would meet his fate like soldier of
ChIiT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

TIE authorities at Brownsville, Tex, and
Pensacola, Fla, are fighting the yellow
fever very intelIisendy and successfully
without much aid from the surgeon gen.
eral ~ Of the Marine Hospital Service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

MALONE saw HGbbeIrs two per cent rob-
raised il to Eve on the employees of the State
of Virginia. The poor devils WINGED, but
paid up, swearing vengeance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

New ORLEANS, September 1.-Duriag
trouble among the members of coiored
church at Bernard, Brazos county, Tex,
Bob Mathew, leading member, was killed
with his own shotgun, stolen for that pur-
nose Three men were arrested
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

gon this afternoon that the passegers were
put into the boats at 2 o'clock this morning.
The ship was thumping heavily At that time,
and the sea rising. The ship liss in a dam
gerous POSITION.
Latr.-An the boats have SAFELY reached
shore No loss of life
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

DALLAS, TEx,. September Ia. 81.
Thornton, special postal route agent at
Brenham, Tex, absconded with about 5000
distracted from the mails on the down trip
TO Galveston L
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RUSSIA.
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO RELEASE POLITICAL
PRISONERS.

ST.. PETERSBURG, September LA desper.
ate attempt was made recently to release the
political prisoners confined in the prison al
Saratoff. During the hour allowed the pris-
oners for exercise car containing two men
drove up to the Jail aud made signal to q
prisoner who was walking within the prison
Enclosure, guarded by jiiler. The prisoner
at once threw sand IN The eyes of the jailer
and ran to the wall, while the men in the
cart fred revolvers and MORALLY wounded
the jaier. The liberated prisoner and his
rescuers drove of, but were stopped by per-
sons who Witnessed the occurrences, and after
desperate struggle, in which one of the
liberators was killed and the other two
men captured. The crowd tried 10 lynch
them, but were prevented. The captured
lIberaior states that he is the son of a landed
proprietor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

DANvIILE, ILL, September LA heavy
freight train, containing seventeen cars, was
wrecked near this city yesterday on the Chi
cago and Eastern Illinois railroad. A little
boy was crushed to death. The damage is
large.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

EVERY Democrat in Tennessee should
stand by the party as against Hawkins, no
matter what his views may be about the
lanhlin daht
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

Coop news from Virginia is TO the effect
that Malone has lost the State, and at the
best can only hope to elect three congress
men out of ten.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Granted am APPEAL.


LOUISVILLE, MISS, September If. L.
Jones, sentenced to hang here to-day for The
murder of Tom Jones last summer, has been
granted an appeal to the Supreme Court
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02
POLITICAL.
Opening of the CampaiEn In the Second
Mississippi District.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, September 1.-The politi-
cal campaign will open in earnest in the
Second congressional district tomorrow
Saturday at Holly Springs. Senator
George, Governor Lowry, Secretary-of- State
Myers, Auditor Gwin and Treasurer Hem
ingway, and other distinguished citizens from
here go up to witness the demolition of the
would-be Malone of Mississippi by the Hon.
Van II. Manning.
California Republican Convention.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 1.-When the
Republican Convention met this morning
ballotiug was at ence proceeded with,- and
tbs following nominations were made: For
governor, Enslee; lieutenant-governor,C onk-
ling; chief justice, John Hunt.
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APRECIOUS PAIR.
DIsgraceful DOings Of Couple Of Young
Attaches OF the French and Span
ish Legations.
Pablo Debt Acknowledgment and I'M
ports-A Bad Showing Compared
With Last Year.
GENERAL RosecaANs.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-Henkle re-
sumed mis- argument for the defense in the
Slar-route triad this morning.
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Ye,Iow-Fever "a horton au.r.nti..

BosroN, Mass, September line British
steamer Ardanbahm, arrived Thursday from
Porto Rico with 3 cargo of sugar, reports
that yellow-fever broke out among her crew
shortly after leaving the rort- One case
proved fatal on the passage, and three men
were OK with the disease upon her arrival
The steamer is al anchor at quarantine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-02

NJ. ToURGESIErF, the Russian novelist,
who has been seriously i'll, writes to 81.
Petersburg paper explaining that the disease
from which he suffered is enigma peetoris.
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Horsferd's Acid Phosphate

In inebriety and in many diseases Hfefs The
nervous system Ia unstrunR-
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'BRYSON & GO.
SUCCESSORS TO BRYsoN & CAMP,
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
Mattresses, Looking-GIasses, Etc.
23I MAIN STREET,
Memphis. +: Tennessee.
CHANCERY SALE
Of
R Z A L Z 8 II A Il Z.

Moist Rim the Chancery Court OF Shelby county
u. w. Miller VS.. II. A. Sumpter ct al
DY virtue of an interlocutofy decree for sale,
ID entered in the above cause on the ID day OF
August 1852, NJ B. Sc. p. 15e. win sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, In front of the
Clerk and Masters Office, courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, September e, IS62,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty, situated in Shelby county, Tenn. towit
Lying and being In Shelby county, Tennesse, and
commencing at the intersection of the north line
or the 20-foot alley With the west line OF the Her
uando road. running thence in northwesrwaTdly
direction with the west side OF the Herando road
2535 feet acute sngle, the north cornerof the
urorerty: thence south 10 the point where the
north line of said 20foot alley intersects the west
line of the interest. shown on me plat Led in
rhe cause of sumpter ps- "A ard No. 1913, r D., 70
which reference is made for Particulars OF de-
Terms Of sale-one-fourth cash; bslance In 6
and u months; notes bearing interest with sp-
proved security; lien retained This August
8, 1ss2 q. J. BLACK, clerk and master
BY GEO. Mallory, Deputy Clerk and Master
Humes 4 Posfon, r d. Jordan and Parks d
Draper, Solicitor. wee
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A dispatch from Falmouth this evening
says large steamer of the Hamburg Amer
lean line is reported ashore at Pepzance-
Particulars have not vet been resolved. The
name of the steamer is unknown
AN EGYPTIAN WAR IN LoEDoN.
John Britton, age seventeen, John Morris,
seventies, George Quantrell, SIXTEEN, Edward
Long, fourteen, Thomas Wren, fourteen, John
Mansey. thirteen, Sarah Belts, sixteen, and
Mary Higgins, fifteen, were changed at the
Thames Police Court with disrderly con-
duct and stone-throwing. Quite heap OF
old bayonets. roughly m ade swords, bricks
and stones were placed in front of the wit
nessbox. Detective Sergeant Regain said
that on Tuesday he saw about 800 boys and
girls in Narrow street, Ratclif. They we're
in two parties; one of them standing on one
side of the Regents canal bridge, under The
command OF some one they called "Arabi
Pasha." These belonged to Limehouse, while
the other party, whose leader wss said to be
"Sir Garnet Wolsely," belonged to Rstclif.
Some of the boys were armed with
sticks and the old bayonets and swords
produced, while they were pelting each other
With half bricks and stones, making it very
dangerous TO cross the bridge. Several per-
sons were struck and q number of lamps and
windows were broken. The girls were as bad
as the boys, and kept bringing up the "am-
munition" for the boys to throw. All the
prisoners were very active in the disturbance,
which had been kept up at intervals since
Sunday night, to the great terror of the in-,
habitznts. Mr. Washington fued Bfitton,
Morris and Qaznirell 40s, or month aci1;
the two girls were ordered 10 find one surety
each in E20, and the other three prisoners
were bound in their parents recognizances
to keep the peace for three months.
LEOPOLD IMPROVING.
Tod ht.llaffx ~ ato. 49, a. ,,roo.a.,
OF Prince Leopold is most satisfactory.
HoNoRs TO LoNGFELLow.
Messrs. Theodore Martin, c. B.; Anthony
Trollope, Wm. Blanchard Jerroid, Samuel
Marley, III. p, Samuel C. Hill, f. s. A.,
Godfrey Wordsworth Turner and John Hol-
linghesd, have joined the committee for the
erection of bust of Longfellow in West
minister Abbey. Henry c. Irving, the actor,
has granted the use of the Lyceum Theater
for public meeting, at which Mathew
Arnold will support the movement.
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An Insane Father. Horrible Deed.

LITTLE Rock, September Near Paris,
Logan county, Wednesday night, Swiss
named Edward Schurzman took his three
children, eleven months, four and five years
d, to a well in he yard and threw them 10.
There was only thirteen inches of water in
the well, but the children were dead before
assistance could reach them. As coon as the
last child was thrown down be leaped into
the we'll and was also drowned. The man
was laboring under temporary insanity.
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EXPORTS AND IMPORTS,
A BAD Showing IN COMPARISON WITH l.



YEAR.
WASHINGTON September 1.-The annual
report of the bureau of statistics of the treas
ury department, showing he imports and ex-
ports of the year ending June 30th, makes a
very bad showing for the United States, 10
comparison with the year preceding. For
ipst ance, the total value of exports OF do
nestle. merchs ndise for the year were
$3.50 000, 600 less than the preceding year,
while the imports were nearly 100000
600 greater than last year. The imports
of gold and silver for the past year were less
than half those of the preceding year, and
,he exports of the same article nearly three
fold that CT the preceding year.
OF the exports OF domestic merchandise,
which amounted 10 $733, 000, 900 worth, less
Than 100000 900 worth were carried in
American vessels and 1929 900 900 in foreign
vessels. OF the imports, SlS0,000, 900 worth
were brought in American vessels and $57l :
100000 in foreign vessels.
OF the gold and silver exported, by far the
largest quantity went TO England "a ,000.-
600 having gone to England during the
closing month, and not SO much as 81 ,000,-
600 TO any one of the other countries, France
being the next highest on the list, with about
100000. OF the imports of gold, here are
the years figures:
Exports year ending June 80, 1ss1...ssO 81. $40
Loys for past year.-...... .si52 Ss5 os9
Imports year ending June So 1Ssl-.-..$642 664 62S
Imports year ending June 50, 1sS2.... IA 6S9, 547
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OKLAHOMA.

The settlers unmolesfed by Troops or
Insliapsa p - 9 i lag Ts,enssefxes
comfortable.
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ANOTHER DISASTER.

A dispatch from Falmouth this evening
says large steamer of the Hamburg Amer
lean line is reported ashore at Pepzance.
Particulars have not yet been resolved. The
name of the steamer Is unknown
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RIOTS IN DUBLIN.
The City In the Hands of the Mob "A
General Strike of the Metropoli-
tan Police.
Affairs at Standstfll in Egypt - Only
a Few Slight Skirmishes at the
Front.

DUBLIN, September lover 800 Metro
politan police have been dismissed. Il ia
expected that 100 will resign. There is great
excitement in the city. All the police
stations are occupied by strong guards of
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PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.

DECREASE DURING AUGUST OF OVER SIX
TEEN MILLION DOLLARS.
WASHINGTON, September 1.-The follow.
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Loys for past si52. ss5 os.
Imports year ending June So 1881. ,66l 62
I'm ports year ending June 50, 1sS2.... IA $50 Sc
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LEOPOLD IMPROVING.

To-day's bulletin states that the progress
OF Prince Leopold is most satisfactory.