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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

PITTsBURe, Pa, December 2S---A special
meeting OF the Wssiera Nail association,
called for the purpose oi taxing measures TO
cnrtaiI production in sies OF The stagnation
in trade, WAS held today. There was large
attendance from ali sections OF the West,
although a few mills had no representative:
A resolution 10 close down Tor a perlod OF
thirty days was offered and discussed at
great length. Itwss finally decided TO lay
ibe resolution on the table oil to- morrow,
when another meeting will be held al which
il is expected every midi assocIaIIou VIII be
REPRESENTED, ffr e4
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Nnn.Residenf Enifee.

No. s2s9, BIN the Chancery Court Of sheIb,
county. Tenn.-The State Of Tennessee VI W.
Batter ct al.
Il appearing from affidavit in this carse that th'
defendant, Juliet Carr. has merried and u now 10
wife of - -. and that the name Of heEned
husband is Bu1moyn and cannot be ases reside
alter diligent inquiry, and that said pants Of the
in the State Of Georgia and are Don-pe
State of Tennessee: make their ap-
Il is therefore ordered, Tbatfthouse in shelby
pearsnce herein. at the sSo1Tr neforE the drst
county in MenphiS Ta1sa1ld siao-E cause n any
Monday in Febrzsc sid cause a to fnes1la Juifea
tbeysksyas1 no be revived against them; and Il
Gamer Appearing from sherifs return in this
cause khat defendants, Francis B. Wilkinson. Alice
q wilkinson james ". Knott and W. d. Hodges,
are not to be f0unn in hiseounty-
II Is therefore ordered, That they isake their ap
pearance herein, At the courthouse Of Shelby
county in Memphis. Tenn, on or oeto-e the frsf
Monday in February, 1883, and plead, answer oIde-
mur to compIatnaDts amended JILL ~ fled
herein March Is 1872 OF toe same VIII oe tA.en foI
son feeed as 70 them and set for hearing exlrte:
and that a copy Of this order be published one q
week for four successive weeks In ihe memphis p
pal THIS 20Lh day Of December lssz-
a copy-attest: B. J. BLACK Clerk ara AAspeA
Rv II H. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and master
Nv Hampton, Sol. ioT eoupit tha
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Gone Into voluntary Liquidation.

JEFFERSON, o., December 2s The Second
National Bank has gone into voluntary
liquidation, $4,000 OF the funds being miss
ing, the individual notes OF the absconding
cashier, T. Fuller, having been deposited TO
make up the amount on the books. Stock
speculation in New York was the cause. H.
St. John, assistant cashier was FulleI's ac-
conplice.
Boyle Ice Machine, of Chicago, is IN the
city He closed contract with the Valley
Oil Mill. for the erection of one of their
largest ice machines, TO be completed and
making ice by the 1st OF March.
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RAILWAY APPLIANces.
FOREIGN 1xHIBITs FOR THE INTERNATIoN
EXHIBITION AT CHICAGO.

FoREieh fAHIBITS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL
ExHiBITIoN AT CHICAGO.
WAsHIsGToS, December 28.-The Treas.
ury Department to-day instructed collectors
and other cnsiom officers that railway appli-
ances arriving from abroad, destined for the
National Exposition of Railway Appliances,
to be held IN Chicago in 1888, may be
shipped BY bonded common carriers from
the port Of arrival to Chicago under ihe pro-
Visions OF the act approved June 10, 1880.
Upon arrival at Chicago the goods will be
taken possession of by :he collector of GUS
toms, ana entry for wssrehouse in the
usual manner will be required. After
the bonding of the exhibition building
an appraisement will be made and the rate
<nd amount of duties determined. A circu-
lar issued details the method OF storage and
requirements in case of the disposal OF any
Of the goods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-29

JUDGE LAwREscE, frst comptroller Of the
treasury, has decided that so much of the
direct tax of June, 1862, as was to be re.
turned to the States, can only be paid lover
under special enactment making provision
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J.welry shop Burned.

NORTH ATTIEBoRo, MASS, December 2s.
A large three-story brick jewelry chop on
Chestnut street, owned by Felix G. Whitney,
was burned. The building was occupied by
F. G.. Whitney & Co., Young & Bennett,
Codding Brothers and G. h. Webster & Co.
The fire originated near the foTges in the
third story. Loss estim ated al $95, 900;
building partly insured.
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THE COTTON EXPOSITION.
Great DimcaIfy IA the Way OF Its
Realization
Is the $500. GOO Required as a Bonus by
the Planters.

CINcINNATI, December 2S.-The CONNER
eiaI says: "We publish the letter of the
president of the National Cotton Planters
Association to the secretary of the Cincin-
natl Board OF Trade and Transportation, re-
lating TO the Worlds Cotton CenieHnial Ex-
position. WethInk the cost of securing the
exposition too great. Half a million in
cash il too much
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SOUTHERN LAND SALES.

LANCE lNChEAcA IN THE SALE OF GOVERN
MENr LANDsALEs IN THE SOUTH.
WAsHfseToS, December 2S.-The sale of
governmegt lands in. the Southern States is
assuming large proportions. OF the $780,
2l9 cold in 1879, there were 48I .174. or 5 g
per cent, OF lhs shole, located in Arkansas,
Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Florida,
the only Southern States in which the gov
ernment still owns land. In 1880 the tot al
sales amounted 10 9,106 7lS acres, 966,Sl5
acres, or 100 per cent. being in the S1uib.
The total sales in 1881 reached 10 sos, JOY
acres, Of which l,517, 1856. IA per cent, were
in the States named. In the year ended
June 50, 1882, total sales were 1858 $40
aores, and the salss in the Soulhern States
had increased 10 2.355,764 acres, or Is per
cent. OF the whole. In three yesre the sales
in the South have increased nearly fyefo'd d.
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TRADES TRIBULATIONS.
A Fancy Goods House embarrassed.

A Fancy Goods HOuse Embarrassed.
ToRoNTo, December 28,-Lsvian, Ham
burger & Co., wholesale fancy goods, are re-
ported in financial difficulties. The princi-
pal creditor is Alex. Silliman, of Phils-
delphia, who is in the city endeavoring TO
arrange matters. He says $4,000 will pay
every creditor but himself. His claim is
Estimated at S75 600 -.
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A STRONG PROTEST

AGAINST THE PAssAGE OF THE PENDING BANK
RuPr ACT.
WAsHNeTos, December 2S.-A memorial
protesting against the passage Of the bank
rupt act. signed by 1890 firms aud iudiyid-
uals of New fcrs City. representing all the
pGioeipal bra nches of bu=isSs-, WIS ~ d
in the Senate b. Nj. Lspham. of New York.
Ths passnoi islizte sale tnSr The operation OF
the Uaited slases bankrupt Law. proved an
injury TO the business interests Of the whole
country,
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GENEVA, December 2s-The rains have
flooded S.. Ursuliue, and several towns in
the valley of the Danube are inundated.
Tue Jura and Rerne railway is seriously
damaoed
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Northwestern rr..s.,sr ns-'s A-.oeIa'

CHICAGO, December 2s-lhe annual re-
port of the Northwestern 1raveiIog Meme
Association shows that i y IN nou1ishing @
condition, with membership OF $685.
The following officers we're chosen; Pres
ident, II. w. K Catler; Tlce ce-preside1's; Z.
consin; c. A. Dursns' q Wisconsin; l. W.
Garden, of Iowa; 4. A. Dean, OF Indians,
and W. c. Corbetf. OF Mipnesota; stcretzry
and treasurer, d. G. Case
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PANAM

PANAMA., December 2s.-Salina Cruz is
almost deserted, owing TO cholera epide In ic.
Tehauntepec has twenty deaths daily.
The railroad laborers have abandoned their
work. Oaxaca has stopped all communica-
tion with the injected towns. Scarcity of
water and its impure quality is supposed to
he the cause
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TIE publisher Of the Beaver Falls (Pa.)
Courier, Mr.. John F. Porter, some time ago
contracted a severe cold. he says; trled
half dCz N remedies ine5ecina ilv, and upon
recommendation Of physician gave Df.
Bulls Cough Syrup fair, square trial. II
relieved me Immediately and cured my cold
and catsrrh entirely. Il is a remedy that
should be used IL ever, hoosehold."
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@ss"THERE is no sFguing coward into
courage" But even ihe coward may be
brave after irving Kidney-Wori, that medi-
cine of wonderful sfsescy in ali diseases of
the liver and kidneys- 1t is prepared in
both dry and liquid form, and csn always
be relied on IS an effective cathartic and
diuretie. Try it
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A Shorter Road Between New York sad
Boston.

NsH YoRK, December 2s-upou The in
| saaiion of Austin Cofbiu; president OF the
Long Island RaiIrosd Coupanyi psfty q
gen, lemen prominently connected Hilt ths
freight and railway trsfic. made \ trip o.
inspection over that road to Sag Harbor To-
dag. There is 9 belief that the trip may re-
suit in importaut reilaay changes, in using
the Long Island railroad to secure shorter
road 10 Boston and other Eastern cities thar
the present routes now afford.
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= mpunt of Bonds Fandea.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, December $50 far over
$14O00,00e OF bonds have been funded under
the act Of May 20, 1880. Some of the can
didates are beginning to collect nightly at
the Maxwell House, and every legislator
that arrives ia buttonholed
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CHICAGO, December 2S.-The inc orpora-
tors of the Electric Elevated railroad are
making a strong push 10 secure favorable ac-
ton from the CITY Council in their scheme.
They propose TO make electricity the motive
and Lighting power.
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POSTAL POINTS
SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS RAISED BY TIL
POSTMASTER GENERAL

POSTMASTER GENERAL.
WASHINGTON, Decembs r 2S.-Postmaster.
General Howe today addressed a communi.
cation 10 Senator Allison, chairman OF the
Senate Appropriations Committee, calling
his attention 10 the fact that growers of seeds
and bulbs in the States along the Canadian
torder forward their goods to Canada and
have them sent through the mails 10 persons
in the United States, thus obtaining the
benefits of The chesper Canadian postage
rates on such matters. The Postm aster-
General, after referring TO the fact that
the United States chsrges twice as much per
ounce for carrying producers seeds as it
does Tor carrying the circulars which adver-
tise those seeds, concludes MS letter BY ask
ing whether we cannot afford to transport
for eight cents per pound the seeds which
the farmer buys as we'll as to transport seeds
for nothing which the government buys. and
if we cannot afford 10 carry seeds for one
cent for two ounces paid into cur own treas
ury as well as carry hem Tor the same price
paid into the Canadian treasury. He also
calls attention to the need OF some effective
legislation 10 prevent sending explosive and
dangerous matter that will injure the con-
tents of mail pouches or employees. Cans
of dynamite, loaded pistols and bowie
knives we're among tn. articles taken from
the MALE the psst year.
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The people of Georgia will celebrate on
the 18th of February next the I50lh ami
versary of the settlement of the colony by
OglethorPe, who made it the asylum for "alI
who were deselste aud oppressed
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DYNAMITE, PISTOLS
And Bowie-Kuives to be Excluded from
the United States kails-New tork
Merchants and
Bankers Opposed 10 the Passage of the
Bankrupt BilI-autilates Records
Southern Land Sales.

WAsaIEdFoN, December 2s.-tudge Law
renee has decided that the direct tax OF
June, Ieo2' does not without the aid OF a
separate appropriation act. authoriz. the
money to be paid 70 any Slate or the COVER
MIR thereof
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No ONE Whose blood is impure can feel
we'll. There is weary, languid feeling, and
ofte n sense of encouragement and despond-
ency. Persons having tuis feeling Of latsi-
iude an depression, should take Ayers Sar-
ssparii.l 10 purify and yitalize the blood.
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THE HAPsBURG kEEIvERsARY.
VIENNA, December 2s.=Ibe festival con-
eladed "a seaor OF 8a1s mouse OF HapsbuFg
with gland bsnqust a; Hofburg, - which
the Emperor entertained the Tarious deputa-
tions who presented their congratulations.
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and d1< Ohio Ual1ey, generally
fair oeather, light pdria5Ie tOiHds, slight rise in
f0apyafErs, sLO,oly falling bGrometer.
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THE FIRE RECORD.


YAzoo City, MISS, December 2s-Gas
Feith's dry goods store was destroyed by fire
to-day. Insurance on the building and stock,
$40 OOO
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A REWARD of $4,000 is posted on the vsri-
Gus walls in Mobile "for the scaIps Of the
four men who started marriage insurance in
that citvD
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GERMANY.

MILITARY RAILWAYS TO BE COMPLETED.
BERLIN, December 28.-It is definitely
settled that the German railways TO the Rus
sian frontier will be soon compleied.
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Gov. BENJAMIN F. BUTLER will, it is said,
recommend a reduction of salaries in the
xsrious departments of the Massachusetts
p6sate government. The Office seekers are I'D
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36 PERSONS KILLED
And SO or More Wounded. Most of Whom
it is Feared Cannot Survive
Their Injuries.
5000 Men, Women and Children Thrown
Out of MISUNDERSTANDING
Floods in Germany.
SWITZERLAND;

CoxsTANrIsoPLE, December 2s.-The Rus
sian force concentrated along the Ksrs frou-
tier consists of 10000 men, with eighty guns.
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Exported Uprfstng OF Negroes at Hope

HOPE, ARK December 2s.-There is con,
siderable alarm prevailing over reported
uprising OF blacks, who threaten to burn the
town to- uight. The streets are patrolled by
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The bucket-shops at Pittsburg are to be
closed. The closing ought not to be confined
10 Pittsbure
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mbers's JournaI.J
The sleep Of The Just.

IuHU UtIs JUuIuHI.I
The sleep of the Just.
THE LAWYER.
slept in an editors's bed last night,
When no other CHANGED to be nigh:
How thought As 1 tumbled the editors bed,
How easily EDITORS lie.
THE EDITOR
II the lawyer slept in the editors bed
When no lawyer CHANGED to be nigh;
And though he has written and naiveiy said,
How easily editors lie.
He must then admit, as he lay on that bed
And slept TO his hearts desire,
Whateer he may say of the editors bed,
Then the lawyer himself was the lier.
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h@DREssEs, closks, cosis, stockings and
ali garments can be colored successfully with
the Dismond Dyes. Fashionable colors
Oniy Ten cenIs-
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THE Bank of France holds in gold $685.
9O2 sos. gain Of s6S,434, ,225 during the
last tweive-mouih
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FRANCE.

PARIS, December 2S.-During the debate
in the Deputies on the Tunis credits Gull
lard accused the Repubhque Fraacais of "a
stock jobbiug campaign in favor OF The
Tunisian loan" Thomson, member for Con-
stantine, Algeria, declared this an untruth.
The seconds of Guillard have been sent TO
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

Eight mills having iue connections with tb'
fallen chimney are brought to = slaDdstill.
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ST. PETERSBURG, December 2S.-Com.
plants in regard 10 the trestment of the
Jews are again appearing in the newspapers
Ii is stated that the railroad companies have
been ordered to discharge their Jewish EN-.
ployes. The project of st. Petersburg hai
ordered that no indulgence be shown Jew
residing in the capital without official leave
The Senate has decided that no court car
authorize the transfer OF lands to Jews.
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AUrHoRrrArrvELY ooErRADIcrED.


A dispatch from Rome 10 the Times su
thoritatively coDtradicts the statement thai
England will appoint minister 10 ths
Vatican
SLAVE DHows CAPTURED.
Her msjesiy's ship Undine captured eighi
slave dhows Oh the east coast OF Africa.
GLADSTONE RDIsP POSED.
Gladstone has bad slight attack Of Iun1-
bago, owing to chill consequent upon ex-
-pssure in telling a tree Tuesday. He Wss
much improved last evening.
Cardinal Newman has recovered.
THE BELT LIBEL CASE.
TIE g,est Belt libel case, which excited
much interest in artistic and literary circles,
was concluded TO day, the jury awarding the
plaintiff, Eelf, the sculptor, e5000 damages.
The libel consisted in the publication by
Fnaity Fair OF an article intimsting that
many OF The works claimed 10 have been The
productions of Belt are actually the works
of Veryhydeu, a welEknosn srtist.
1ERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
BRADFORD, December 2s.-TlIfL., f.,H I'sl - ",As l9'
the tall chimney upon b;sf ion, md seri-
eraiives fell, killing Sc ,.rsn'' i'"' M
.r-Thsfy- six persons are nov known
,o he [;lL1d apd fifty others injured, mostly
wor-en and children. Oring 10 the amount
Of debris, the exact number OF killed eanno;
be learned for two or three dsys. The total
damage is estimated at over 100000. About
5000 persons are thrown out OF employment.
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from the one rendered; but the people have
spoken at the ballot-box, the only legitimate
test of public opinion, and while holding still
10 the view that for Tennessee it weuld have
been best ofberwise, and hoping that the
wisdom Of her sons in assembly may yet SO
see it, I nevertheless, in obedience to The
overwhelming sentiment as legitimately ex-
pressed, thst fret
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ENGLAND.

FLOODS IN THE MIDLAND COUNTIES
LONDON, December 2S.-The recent rain
fall caused floods in the midland counties.
MORTALITY AMONG SHEEP.
There is great mortality among sheep il
Northamptonahire, NottiDghamshire and Lei
cestershire
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DISASTROUS FLOODS.
The Raine and tributaries from the Lake
of Constance TO Cologne coutiue TO rise
rapidly. Many bridges and dams are de-
stroyed. The bridge near Lorrach, Baden,
gave way, and twenty persons were drowned.
The river Lon has oyeIfowed its banks at
Passsu. The Danube overhowed in upper
Austria.
A panic prevails at Neuweid train
attempted to pass over toe line from Op-
penweir to Kork, but the engine left the
rails, and one person was killed aud several
others injured. The government of Baden
than iu November. The river Neck
ar is now at the highest point
known in this century. The Rhine
dam is expected to be swept away. In
the Moselle river the steamers at Treves
ceased running. The bridge of boats
of Cobleniz was removed to Carlsrube.
Travel on the railway from Paris to Vienna
is interrupted. The railway between Kehl
and Koru is submerged for a distance of two
miles. Trains from Mannheim to Neckar-
hafen are stopped.
FLOODED CITIES.
COLOGNE, December 28-There seems to
be ceaseless downpour of rain. The Rhine
has risen ninety ceniimeters during the
night, flooding the lower town and part of
the quay. Frankfort-on-the Main is flooded.
At Mannheim the Neckar has risen coDsid-
erably, and the 6remen and soldiers are Or
dered to be ready TO assist the population.
The Salzkammergut district is threatened
with inundatiou. The Danube River Steam
Navigation Company has notified the
owners of merch sndise on the Prster quay
10 remove their goods. The Linz quay is
under water.
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wten an expression of that will has been
had in a legal manner that cannot be ques-
iioned- Such an expression has been had.
My individual views we're freely and fallI.
stated on The debt question when be mat
ter was at issue bsisre she people. / sought
40 hnva
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THE TOBACCO TAX AGITATION.

LARGE DECREASE IN INTERNAL REVENUE
RECEIPTS FOR THE PAST FEW WEEKS.
WAsaINGToS, December 2S.-Up TO No
vember Let the receipts OF the goVernment
from internal revenue for the current yesr
were bus ; few thousand in the aggregate
behind the receipts for the yesr before. Con-
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KRupr GUNS Reserved.

The chief of ordnance has ordered all
Krupp guns required by artillery reserved.
The German government raised no objection
to the execution of the order.
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AMBASSADORS SUMMONED HoMr
DISASTROUS FLOODS.

The Russian ambassadors at Berlin aud
Paris have been summoned 10 ST. Petersburg.
II is reported that the latter during his re-
| turn Journey will visit Bismarck
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IRELAND.

REAPPEARAGCE OF UNITED IRELAND.
DUBLIN, December 28--O'Briep, editor OF
United Ireland, will contest he seat for NAL
lowwi the new attorney general. United
LELAND reappeared with cartoon represent
ing the lord lieutenant and crown officers
drinking long life to the irquisition.
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ANOTHER TENDER

hall be made 10 our creditors, have deter
mined not to pay the interest falling due in
January. As regard myself simply in my
official capacity as the agent Of the people,
feel ii my duty TO take no step in the
premises that may embarrsss further this
already complicafed nnestion
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FouND srKANGLEp.

A man by the name of Lether was found
s;rangled in The compartment of the express
train from Nice TO MsrseiIler. The motive
Of the crime was robbery.
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The Gotos (newspaper) has a second wara-
ing, The Moscow Courier has been sus-
pended three months, and the sale Of ngle
numbers of the Moscow Telegraph prohi bited,
owing TO the publication of forbidden mat
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PROTECTING JURYMES.
Rus SiA.

The government has taken precautioos 10
secure the safety of the forem an Of the Try
which convicted Poff and Birrett of murder.
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TENNESSEE BONDS.
State-Treasurer Polk Announces Thai
He Will Not Pay the January
Interest on the
BoHds Funded Under the Recent Settle.
meat at Sixty.and.Six - His Ex-
planatiOn Of This Course.

NASHVILLE, December Treas
urer Polk, in an interview with an Au,ey,ean
reporter to-day, authorizes the statement
th't ne has determined not to pay the JAN
uary interest on the funded Tennessee bonIs.
In explanation OF this course the treasurer
says: 81 feel that should be governed by