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Railroad Collisions.

CINCINNATI, September 19.-The Gazette's
Wabashd Ind.) special Gays: "a collision to-
night at Lsgeo between two sections of
freight trains caassd damage Of $4,000. No
person was hurt.n
The Gazetts's Cambridge (O) special says:
"A collision between two freight trains on
the Baltimore and Ohio failvay damaged
both engines and twenty cars and broke the
leg Of brakeman named Baugh."
GREENfIELp, MASS. September ia
collision between freight trains On the Nov
Haven and Northampton road killed Con-
ductor Phillips, Brakeman Curtis and Fire
man Eggleston, badly smashed the loco
motives and wrecked several cars. The con-
ductor who was not killed disobeyed orders,
hence the collision.
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Democratic and areenback Coalition I'm
MfchfRan.

JACKSON, September 19.-No nomination
was made by the Democratic Congressional
Convention held here to-day. The Green
back Congressional COMMITTEES appeared in
the convention and announced that their
candidate, Colonel Hodge, had Withdrawn,
and submitted proposition with the Demo-
crats In Joint convention, at some time
which could be agreed upon for the nomina-
ton Of a candidate for Congress. The pro-
position was accepted by the Democratic
Convention, and the 9th instant wss decided
upon as the time, and Jackson the place for
holding the Joint convention.
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any method now in common use, and the
reason why this process was not in practical
use was that there was such a combination
and monopoly in the business that all i'm
provements in the way of cheapening it were
ignored. He therefore hoped that the duties
on iron would be abolished, and then there
would be a show for this discovery. Ad-
iourned to meet in Nashville. -
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

THE REDUCTIONS MADE UNDER SECRETARY
FoLGER.
WASHINGTON, September 19.-The books
of the Treasury Department show that under
the administration Of Secretary Folger, dur
ing period of ten months from the lst Of
November, 1881, to the 1st of the present
month, the following reductions have been
effected: OF the interest-bearing debt, $l29,-
0S5, 1000; OF the total debt, less cash in the
treasury, S126,60S. .294; of annual interest
charge, 81, ,515, ,756.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, September 19.-The Presi-
dent inspected the alterations in the White
House to-day. He leaves for the east to-
morrow night or Thursday morning.
The secretary of the interior has csmmu-
nlca'ion from the general COUNSEL for the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company, inform
ing him that the company, on the 18th in
stsnt, paid the treasurer OF the United States
go, ,lS2, the cost of surveying, selecting and
conveying 743, ,906 acres of land in Mime
sofa, for which patedts were Issued 20 the
company in 1878. This payment is in ac-
cordance with the decision Of the interior
department on the 5fh of June, 1882 but
made under protest and without waving any
oi the compauy's rights.
The value of domestic breadstuffs export
ed for the eight months ending the. 3lst of
August is S110,015, ,70S, against 500, ,750, $40
ior the same time in 1881.
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The AmaIsamated Men DIs.a,t,fiea.

P1TrsRuBe, September 19-District meet
ings of the Amalgamated Association were
held to-day simultaneously in this city,
Wheeling and Youngstown, at which it
was decided TO withdraw all tenders OF com
promise made June let, and present the old
scale 10 the manufacturers for their sigma
tures. The meetings were largely attended,
and the vote was ss follows: Pilsburg, 81 for
the old scale of SIS so per ton for boiling and
27 for q compromise at S rs
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ENGLAND.

7 IHANks8ININ6 Z.
LONDON, September 19.-The archbishop
| OF York has irsusd an invitation to the
clergy to observe next Sunday as day of
thanksgiving, and publishes special service
| for the oocasion
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Tn. U.,,.r,.. cons.r..c..

SARATOGA, September 19-The Unitarian
Conference heard reports at the afternoon
session of the Western Conference by the
Rev. J. L. JONES' of Iowa, the Rev. Russell
N. Bellows, of the Southern and Middle
States, and the Rev. w. s. Haywood, of New
England. In the evening The Rev. Charles
G. Ames preached the annual sermon.
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GovERNoR HARRIs's letter, in another
column, will be accepted BY the people Of
me state as final, touching his reasons for
susPendiDg his joint debate with Senator
. 'ackson' As usual, the senator is emphatic
and straightforward; strikes the lie on the
lead and squelches il He has no personal
reason to fear or shun debate with any an.
his life has been like an open book before
the people he has served with singular
ndeiIty. For the sake of the future of the
party be consented to discontinue debate
with his colleague, and we hope, for that
reason and no other, it will not be resumed
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81. LOUIS, September 19.-Frank 3. John
sop. of the St. Louis Iron Manufacturer
Association, stated that q process had been
discovered and practically tested Dy which
iron and steel hammered in the bloom could
be produced forty per cent cheaper than by
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Important to Marriage Associations

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, TENN, September ia we'd
ding in high life occurred at the Methodist
church here at o'clock tonight. The Rev
g. A. Wilson united in marriage Mr.. John
K. Wright and the accomplished Miss Lille
A. Martin, formerly of Baltimore. This
marriage will create quite stir in marriag
insurance companies, as about 200 policies
were taken. B. F. Jones & Co., of Mississippi,
are here with ninety-eight policies.
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A BraGem.n KiIIe.I.

TERRE HAuTE, IND, September 1s.-Os-
car Wiley, brakeman, was killed this fore
doom on the Vandalia road, twenty miles
east of here. His head was cut of and his
BODY cut in two. He fell between the cars.
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ss"A COWARD can be hero at dis
tance; presence of danger tests presence OF
mind" Presence of disease tests the value
OF curative. Kiduey- Wort challenges this
test always and everywhere, so far as all
complaints of the bowels, liver and kidneys
sre concerned. 1t cures all. nor asks any
odds
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KEY WEST, FLA, September 19.-The ship
-Wm. s. Farwell was towed into port full OF
water. The missing men, as far as can be
learned from articles almost obliterated by
salt water, are Robert Roach, mate, and two
men named James Brothers and Peter Led
wig
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Nominations by the Cinclnnaff Demoes

CNcrNNATI, September 19.-Senator Geo.
II. Pendleton presided to-day in the Demo-
cratic County Convention, but he made no
speech touching on the issues of the CAM
paigD. Neither did the convention adopt
any platform. The ticket nomiRated is as
follows: Sheriff, NJ. L. Hawkins; clerk, D.
j. Dalton; county solicitor, o. J. Cosgroye;
recorder, George w. Rubenstein; prosecuting
attorney, w. I'll. Pugh; county commissioner,
B. KuhI; board OF control, L. w. Fowler;
coroner, G. S. Muscroft, jr.; infrmary di.
rector, w. J. Applegate.
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ACCIDENTS OF A DAY
Effects OF a Destructive Storm In On.
tario-Etplosion Of Seven Hundred
Pounds Of Powder.
Twenty Men Killed by the Explosion Of
Mine-The Lost OF the Northern
Belle-Drowned.

gHoS CRY, Pa, September 19.-Mrs. J.
L Goodrich, in crossing the railway track
to-day, was struck by passing freight train,
and received injuries from which she died
soon sftervsrd.
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HoME-RULE FOR THE EGYPTIANS.

Many sober-minded EngIishmen think
that the time has come for a reorgani-
cation OF the country, not by means of rein
troducing European officials to manipulate
the finances and draw large salaries, but by
guaranteeing that home-rule which was in
TACT the issue for which Arab strove, and BY
recognizing to the greatest extent possible
that SO far the catise OF the national party,
which has been smashed and ground 10
atoms by Sir Garnet's military machine, was
ajust one. 1t is in the highest degree prob
able that after the elation of victory has
passed away and sensible counsels prevail
the English government will be induced TO
look into the wretched causes of grievances,
and If the present war should result in
abolishing the existing blood sucking and
shameful mixed European control, the lesser
evil that will result, namely-the establish
ment of an English control aloue-will prove
eventually of benefit to the suffering felIa-
heen. In regard to the prospects Of con-
ference, foreign opinion doubtless tends to-
ward permitting England, now that she hse
90 onaneneed the work cf f-hri1Eias order out
of Egyptian chaos, to complete 1t in her
own way.
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PENSACOLA, September 19.-Twenty-six
new cases to-day, and four deaths. A large
proportion of the cases reported to-day are
among the colored people. Five sisters of
charity are expected from New Orleans to-
night Others will follow.
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ExpIosion of = Powder sIIIl.

? SANTA CRUISE, CAL, September ia
small mill OF the California Powder Compz-
ny blew Up to-day. Seven hundred pounds
of powder exploded, filling the air with fly
ing timbers and breaking windows in the
neio hhnrh hood
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BODY Recovered.

WAUBAsHEN, ONT., September 19.-The
body of Robert Sparks, land surveyor of
Ottawa, has been recovered. He is thought
10 be the passenger lost off the steamer Asia.
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The Orexon seuator.b,n.

SALEM, Or. September 19.-The Repub-
licans csucused last night and nominated
Mitchell for senator by three-fourths vote,
his opponents claim that this is his entire
strength. Twelve more are required TO elect,
The Democrats have nominated Judge p. p.
Paine.
On joint ballot for senator, Mitchell re-
ceiyed 36 votes; necessary to a choice, Sc.
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First BAie of cotton from Haywo

First Baie OF cotton from Haywood
County.
special to the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, September 19.-The frs
bale of new cotton raised in Haywood county
this year was sold at auction on the public
square this evening. 1t was knocked off tt
Mr.. Felsenthal at fifteen cents per pound
was classed as good middling, and shipped
free of charge to w. A. Gage q Bro. Mem
phis. The bale weighed $40 pounds, snt
was raised on Mr.. Sam Wilson's farm. Reg
ulsr cotton buyers stood aloof, and the bid
ding was anything but brisk. 1THUR1EL.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Baseball.

CINCINNATI, September 19.-St. Louis. 2;
Cincinnati, 8.
CHICAGO, September 19.-Chicagos, Is;
Worcesters,5.
CLEVELAND, September 19-Ten innings:
Troys, 5; Clevelands, 5.
PHILADELPHIA, September 19.-The Bal
timores beat the Athletics by the score 10 to 8.
BosToN, September 19.-The Boston Base
ball Club beaf the Buffalos by the score
to 6.
DETROIT, MICH, September 19.-The
Providence baseball club defeated the De-
troifs by the score to 2.
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RUSSIA.


THE CAR GONE 10 MOSCOW FOR HIS CoRe-
NATION
ST. PETERSBURG, September 19.-The czar
starts to Moscow tonight for coronation
All private telegraphic service and railway
traffic in the direction of Moscow will be sus.
pended until his arrival there, and 80 OOOO
troops will be stationed along the line as far
as Moscow. Absolute secrecy is maintained
10 regard to the actual date of coronation.
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WYOMING, ONT, September 19.-A boy
driving buggy containing two daughters of
Nd. c. Kenna drove into a creek to water the
horses, and the girls were drowned.
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OLD BEN BUTLER
Nominated for GoTerner by the Demo-
Gratis OF Massachusetts, on a Thor.
oughly Democratic Platform.
The Republicans OF New York Getting
Ready for the Contest To-Day-Cen-
gressioHaI Nominations.

SARATOGA, September 19.-Coliecior Rob.
ertson, of New York, was felegraphed to
come on BY the supporters of Secretary
FolgeT. Congressman Skinner has been
brought forward as a candidate for governor.
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rhe rre.by,-r,., Cn,r,n sv,oa.

SARATOGA, September 19.-The General
Synod OF the United Presbyterian Church of
neW York, which includes congregations in
fennsylvania, New Jersey and sCanads,
opened Its annual session tonight with =
sernor by the Rev. james c. RoWle.
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ALL classes of the people of Memphi
should unite to make the Jubilee the create At
SUCCESS in our history.
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IRELAND,

DUBLIN, September 19.-Denny Wood
ward, William Brophy and CalIen, arrested
on suspicion of The murder of the informer
Bailey, have been released. McAfrey.
Poole and Carr, arrested for the Seville Place
murder, were also released. The remaining
suspects in prison, with the exception oil
those who can be brought to trial speedily.
will be discharged from custody.
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For all diseases affecting the pulmonary,
digestive and urinary organs, brain and nervous
system, nothing Is so strengthening In its effect
Browns Iron Bitters. It assists nature in every
instance, and cures rapidly follow.
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GENTs:-About nine years ago had q child
had attending her could not tell what allied
her. asked him IL he did not think 1t was
worms He said no. However, this did not
satisfy me, as felt convinced in my own
mind that she had. / obtained a bottle of
DIR. G. McLANE'S CELEBRATED YER
ful IN the morning and another at night, efter
which she passed seventy-two worms and
was q well child. Since then have never
been without 1t in my family. The health Of
my children remained so good that had
neglected watching their actions until about
the same sickiy appearance that Fanny did
nine years ago. So thought 1t must be
worms, and went TO work At once with q bot
tie of DIR. C. McLANE'S vERMIFUGE be-
tween four of my children, their ages being as
follows: Alice, 8 years; Charley, years !;
the result: Alice and Emma came out all
right, but Charley passed forty-nve and
Johnny about sixty worms. The result was
so gratifying that spent two days in show
ing the wonderful effect Of your Vermifuge
around Utica, and now have the worms on
exhibition in my store.
Yours truly, JOHN PIPER.
The genuine DIR. C. MeLANE's vERMu-
xUGE is manufactured only by
Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and bear the signatures Of C. ncLane and
Fleming Bros 1t Is never made in St Louis
or Wheeling.
Be sure You get the genuine Price, 80
cents bottle.
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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T ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No 2se-wTl
Il meet in special communication this "a
WEDNESDAY, evening. Sept Goth, at~ ~
750 O'Clock for work in the Master Ma M
sons degree.
Visiting brethren cordially invited.
By order A. s. MYERS, W. N.
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. FOREIGN 81 ASHES

HAyRE, September 19.-Bunge Brothers,
coffee merchants, have failed. Liabilities
heavy.
DUBLIN, September 19.-At Swineford,
County Mayo, 1000 tiectment DEGREES were
posted at the Courthouse, at the suit of Lord
Dillon, no rent having been paid on Lord
DIiton's estate since 1873.
~ MONTEREY, Septenber 19-Ihe Mexican
National railway VS. yesterdav accented by
the engineers of the Mexican government.
and municipal ball was given in the even,
ing to celebrate the completion of the line.
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cola.
AUGUSTA, GA, September 19.-Judge
Milo Olin and john w. Taliaferro have vol
unteered to nurse the fever-stricken at PEN
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No Cases at TampIeo
The Old veteran Olin dome /,

TAMPIco, MEX, September 19.-There has
not been one case of yellow.fever here this
year.
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N1RVoUs debility, melancholy, caIarrh of
re o.addsr lencorrhea, ETC., quickly cured by
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WASHINGTON.
Farmers Vietimized by an Advertising
DOdEe-AnOther Bond Call Soon
10 be Made.

L he New Comet as Seen from the Nava
Observatory-Thc Norffsern Pacf. =
ne Railroad.
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A GENERAL movement is aioot in Dublin
TO present General WolseIey with a sword Of
honor on his return from Egypt.
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Tive Girls Drowned.

BERLIN, September 19.-An explosion
from fre-dsmp in a mine near Dartmund
killed twenty uersons
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WHAT WILL BE DONE WITH ARAs1?

The Standard, in a singularly fair article.
says: "That Arab is an honest man and a
patriot, in the customary s1gnIhcation of
these words. will be readily allowed. He
had his views about Egypt and tried to carry
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IsSrease OF Gases az Pehsac6la--volhn;
teer Nurses Gofsg ForwArd-Rrowns:
vile. Tex, Inundated:
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Our Two Civilizations,

Sulhtlhu ADVOCATE. 10. |...
At the beginning Of. the War Of Indie
pendence, with scarcely three millions Of
people, thinly scattered along twelve hun.
dred miles OF seaboard, nearly all of then
native born, there were two distinct and
dissimilar aud decidedly positive forms q
clvlliZation-those OF Massachusetts and
Virginia-the former dominating the New
England States, and also ,leavGhins the
Middle States, and the latter giving its i'm.
press to all the Southern part Of the country
At that time the Indians were simply q
foreign element, and the Americans formed
no part Of the social system, though, AZ
events have shown, they conceal
e.! ca the germ Of n vast possibility
The next fifty years Constituted
period ,of normal growth and
DEVELOPMENT, with but little influence from
beyond tho country itself, both the types
OF civilization becoming more fully wrought
out, and also somewhat mitigated. The
next quarter OF century witnessed con
siderable influx OF foreigners. which il,
some degree changed the composition 81
society, though its chief characteristics con
tinued essentially unchanged down to the
outbreak OF tho war OF the Rebellion, which
itself was simply the conflict for supremacy
rendered necessary by the local and goy.
ornamental collision OF the two incompatible
forms OF American civilization; and in its
results that Of Virginia went down, neye,
to rise again, and that OF Massachusetts
but greatly changed from its original type
became conterininous with the nation ter
ritory and people. 54ss InrT Trr
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The cigarette youth should give his girl q
silver snuf.box rs Il Christmas present.
Niia. Times. - q
Low bell crown bats are the style. liza
belle happens to sit down on the crown
goodbye hat.--PAila. CAVaiels.IIeraM.
A question: Why is 1t that young
man and young woman will sit for hours
and hours together i'll parlor without
sayings word and then, when It is time
for him to leave, stand m hour talking
earnestly on the front s,oop in the still
pneumoniac air?-PucE.
The fall in oil: Lady speculator-You
want to know what is meant by "clear.
ances" in the oil business. 1t is simply
this: When man persists in going long
at thetop and short at the bottom he gets
out OF money in the course OF time and then
clears out for some unknown quarter,
This is n clearance.-Oa City Blizzard.
Earning his living: An old colored
man, with his legs twisted about like cork.
screws from rheumatism and also partly
paralyzed, sits on the steps OF the Austin
Court House and .solicits aims. "You
must have Il pretty hard time OF it, uncle
remarked u sympathetic stranger, handing
him nickel. Yes boss, OATS fact.
Oars Blk OBJ us in de family and Use the
d! de only one able to get about and earn a
libin,."-7tras Stling. "a
Mrs. Bezumbee's call: Mrs. Bezumbee,
a tall, elderly, who always dresses in deep
black, and is very much given 10 making
calls, will from now on make no more
friendly visits to the mansion Of Colonel
Bailey Dayton. She was sitting on the
gallery surrounded by the family, when a
large turkey buzzard alighted on tree near
the house. "\yhat u large buzzard! !" re.
marked Mrs. Bezumbee. as that a buz.
card p asked little Emily, very much
amazed. "fes. my child, that's b1zzard."
"But it don't look much like you" "Oi
course it don't look like me. Who says a
buzzard looks like me-" asked Mrs. Beg
nmbee, Indignantly. "lVhy, ma does.
Every day when she sees you coming she
says, there comes that old bnzzard
again. "-Itrds Sihinqs. -
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BREAKFAST BUDGET,

,Jumbo, at bridgeport for the winter
eats three hundred pounds Of hay day.
lnthe eyes Of some critics fair facc
and fine apparel constitute lirst.class nc
tress. "#
A grated fruit tree in Holmes county
Miss, last year bore peaches and this yeal
plums. aL.4
1fyou want 10 tindo whether u woman
is true lady or not, just step on the trair
Of her best dress. @
In Rhode Island, where they have a
property qualification, one person /,
twenty.eight votes. j
Buckles of silver, gold, jet, bronze and
pearl are used to ornament bonnets, hats
dresses and slippers.
The American li!e-saving service was
never in better condition for doing effect
i've work than tits this year. ND. 49,
Charles Wride, Of Huntington. l.. l.,
has a horse with eight feet There arc two
hoois on each leg. The animal is other.
wise perfect. -. 27 {9,f
Missionaries in Greece preach as much by
print as by voice. The people all read,
and their moral and evangelical literature,
is supplied by Protestants. ="
During the past twelve months Ameri.
Gun newspapers have been received BY
mail in England at the rate OF more than
$4,000 day, or 100000 q year. W.
Whenever a Chicago congregation gets
without preacher they have to send East
Tor new one. Preachers can live in
Chicago, but they don't grow there.
During the Egyptian war column Of
loaded telegraphic messages cost the
London newspapers from 81 900 to sl,2so.
About Sl.S0 per word was the rate
charged.