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SOUTH Ga ROLINA.
THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES CERTAIN TO BE
ELECTED.


ELECTED.
COLUMBIA, S. c., August 30.-A special to
the New York Herald says that "the nomina.
tons male by the recent Democratic conven-
ton compose ticket which is able, conser.
va,ive and popular. 1t possesses all the
essentials of success, and will achieve success:
at the polls. 1t will unity the Democracy
and either divide or gain the solid support
of the Republicans and Greenbsckers. This
morning / was accnsted by one of the most
Intelligent and influential Greenbackers in
the State, who informed m that he, in CON-
mon with the principal mem bers of his party,
Was Satisfied with the action of the conveu-
tiou; that while he could not speak author
itatively, he was sure the Democratic
ticket would not be opposed by the Greenback
party. A prominent colored Republican
leader tells me that the colored people are
well pleased with the Democratic nomina-
tions, and will not oppose them; that the
head of the ticket, Colonel Hugh S. Thomp-
son, will receive the undivided negro vote.
The entire ticket, as indicated by reports
from all parts of the State, gives genuine
satisfaction. The explanation of this is easy.
The people and not the politicians did the
work. Various states were prepared by
ofice-seekers and their friends, and nu-
merous strong combinations made 10 defeat
the will Of the people, but all in vain"
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BLAND RENoM1sArEp.

ST. LOUIS, August 30.-The Democrats of
the Eleventh district nominated r. 3. Bland
for reelection to Congress
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NORFH CAROLINA.

CHARLOTTE, August 30.-The canvass in
this State is to be largely whisky one and
a sort of stand and deliver demand for office.
There are no valid grounds for complaint
against the honesty or efficiency of the party
managers that the outsider can discover, and
the main impulse for the revolt, so far as its
leaders are concerned, seems TO be that there
are not positions enough of profit or honor
to go around. The contest will be close
one, but it is believed the Democrats will be
successful. They must be to MAINTAIN the
party ascendsncy in the State.
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woIr In Sleeps Clothing.

ALBANY, August 30.-Tbe town Of Glen,
Montgomery county, is greatly stirred BY the
discovery Of the diabolical acts of John
Palmer, a school teacher, who attempted 10
violate the persons of two girls, each twelve
years old, the daughters of John Putnam and
Isasc Talmadge. Palmer fed. He has for
long time been maltre atipg the older fe-
male pupils. He is married, and has taught
school in Glen for twelve years; he also pro-
fessed to be very religious, and had the con-
fdence of the community.
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louisiana.

GENERAL FLOYD KING RENoMINATED.
MONROE, August 30-General j. Floyd
King was unanimously renominated from
the Fifth congressional district by the Demo-
cratic convention.
THE CONGRESSIONAL. FIGHT IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 30.-Sirce the re-
cent Republican convention in the Third dis-
trict, which resulted in a split and the nonni-
nation OF Senator Kellogg and Judge Taylor
Beattie by the respective factions, it has been
regarded as matter of some doubt whether
Kellogg would remain in the field or not. In
bis speech to the nominating convention he
did not positively accept the nomination,
but hoped it would be offered to some one
else For the last day or two ru-
mors have prevailed that kellogg had
positively determined to retire, but it was
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Card from MIR. Weatherbe

r HOLD THE COPYRIGHT, dated 10Th OF May,
L 1882, and THE ORDERS for the 1883 Duplex
Memphis Directory, volume X. As in years past,
will personally get up the Directory, both by
STREETS, WITH THE NUMBERS AND NAMES
OF OCCUPANTS, and by the ALPHABETICAL
LIST OF NAMES as well. will summarily deal
with parties making other and false representa-
tons to obtain orders or goods.
CHI T. WEATHERRE. 20 Madison street
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EX-GOVERNOR HENDRICKS.

WAUKEHA, WIS, August S0.-Ex.Gov-
ernor Thomas A. Hendricks and wife, to-
gether with party of tourists from Indiana,
are at the Fountain House here, and will
remain in this vicinity for three weeks.
Governor Hendricks says that the prohibit
ton question will not figure as national
issue in the next presidential campaign.
Governor Hendricks also stated that Mr..
Blaine has no show for nomination by Re-
publicans; that Arthur is using the patron
age of the government to foster the admins
tration and increase it's strength. Hancock
was not a probable Democratic candidate.
Conkling the governor regards as dead
duck, as far as the presidency is concerned,
but still great man, and potent influence
in American politics.
ORTIZ RENOMINATED.
LAFAYETTE, IND, August 30.-The Repub-
lican convention of the Ninth district, at
Upton to-day, renominated GodloveS. Ortiz,
Tor Congress by reclamation.
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A Serious Hoax.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, August 30.-Quite an
excitement was created last night by the re-
ceipt of a telegram from the health officer at
Birmingh ham, Ala, announcing that case of
yellow-fever was on the north-bouud Louis.
vile and Nashville train due here at II
o'clock m. DR.. Montgomery, health officer,
was sent to Bonneville to meet the train
and found the report hoax. 1t is thought
that New York drummer, who got of the
train at Birmingham, started the report.
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NORFOLK, MISS,
No SmalIpOx-A hsamasfDg and Erro-
neOus Statement Denouncsd.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
NORFOLK, Miss, August 29.-Ws notice a
very damaging and erroneous statement in
your paper in reference to smallpox being
on the Norfolk place. We denounce this
report as utterly false. There has not been
a single case nearer than eight miles, and that
on Mrs. j. Wallis place, and that Is strictly
quarantined. Please correct the stalement
made and oblige J. A. THoMrsox 4 son.
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View Mexican Melee.

LAS Meas, n. NJ, August 30.-In nsele
at San Jeronimo, in the mountains, Jack
Perry and M. Gonzales were fatally shot
and three other natives badly wounded. Per
rvs suit for the hand of young lady aroused
Mexican vengeance. Perry's parents reside
at Baton Rouge, La. Officers are after the
ouilfv narfies
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Stealing q Reputation.

Would you trust one dishonest enough to
steal the reputation of another, to make for
you anything especially your physic-not
knowing of what it may be compounded?
How tc tell the genuine Simmons Liver Reg
ulztor: Look for the clean White Wrapper
having a large red in the Gender and the
signature of J. h Zsilin & Co. on the side.
All others are worthless and injurious imita-
lions. Don't tamper with them, however
plausibly recommended; health and life are
too precious TO endsnger.
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Pratt Coufesses.

CHICAGO, August 30.-Wm. Pinkerton
head of the Chicago branch of Pinkerton'I
Detective Agency, arrived this evening from
Kewanee. He said Cashier Pratt had made
a full confession, and took him TO the spot in
his fathers barnyard where he bad buried
$4,000 in gold taken by him the day before
the robbery. Pratt lays the blame at the
door of DIR. Scott, who, he Gays, led him
astray, and taught him how to play poker, etc
DR.. Scott, arrested at st. Louis, has also made
a confession throwing all the blame on Pratt
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American 4 ssOciatiOn for the Advance
ment of science.

MONTREAL, August S0.-The American
A. ISOLATION for 1he Advancement of Science
met to-day in sections. Prof. Puma told of
his explorations among the mounds in Ohio
and Tennessee; Prof. Wells DePass on
geological testimony 10 the antiquity of m ian
In America. The committee from section i,
economic science and statistics. reported,
through their vice president, resolution in
relation to standard time, and recommended
the appointment of a committee TO secure the
reform indicated. c. A. Young, Of Prince
ton, was elected president for the ensuing
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a great nower at G, p.,er.burg having asked
his government whether be sno5io niIe Ioops
at Moscow in the autumn ler nIs Use q. .ne
coronation of the car, was tnioI NJ .hA' lne
ceremony would not occur before may
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THE LABOR SITUATION.
The BOSTON Lonx,boremep.

Boston, August 30.-At Fosters wharf 10.
day while twenty-five Italians and Russian
Poles, hired TO work on the steamer Otranto,
were being escorted by few police to take
the places of the longshoremen they were
suddenly attacked by large number oil
strikers, who hustled the officers and pulled
the "scabs" away. If other men are not OBJ
tanned gang will be made from the steam
er's crew
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sENAroR pENpLEroN OPEN

CINCINNATI, o., August S0.-Senator Pen
dleton opened the campaign for the Democ-
racy in this State at Mount Gilesd Monday
evening. The officers TO be elected this year
are members OF Congress, secretary of state,
member of the Board of Public Works, and
judge of the Supreme Court. There is no
election for governor or members of the
Legislature, and the Supreme Court is 30
constituted that the result of the election
cannot change its political complexion.
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suspected of setting il on fire to ge: the in
sursnce. This led TO the disinterment of
Mrs. Millard's remains. The stomach was
sent To Ann Arbor. The result of the an
alysis of the contents shows arsenic present
in considerable quantity. Millsrd is wealthy
and has good family connections. Another
woman is reported in the affair.
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NEW YORK.

THE DEMOCRACY ON LOCAL
NOMINEES SELECTED. !.
NEW York, August 30-The Herald says
that notes of preparation for the fall cam
paign in the city are already heard, and
when the warm weather is over and the rusti-
eating politicians get back from the country
a lively time may be anticipated There are
four Democratic factions prepared to take
the feld-the county Democracy, Tammany
Hall, Irving Hall and the Purroy- White or
anti-Kelly organization. But while there
are nominally four factions there will be
only two in the contest-Tammany and
Irving Hall on one side and the county De-
mocracy and the anti-KelIy party ON the
other. The nominations on the county tick
cts are already pretty well understood. Viii
liam B. Grace, IL ID said, will be taken up
for denomination as mayor by the county
Democracy. This is in Difference 10 the
expressed wish OF many business and proies
sional people, and certainly not in the inter
est of the politicians. Irving Hall and the Pur-
roy-White organization will not, ii is thought,
make nominations of their own. The names
mentioned for the Republican nomination
are William Dowd, who ran last time against
Grace; Judge Russell, L. NJ. Bates, of the
firm of Bates, Reed and Cooley, and E1-Al-
dsIman J. Graham Hyatt. The comfy
Democracy will concede to their anti-Kelly
allies the nomination for sheriff, for which
the name OF Randolph B. MARITIME will be
selected. The present county clerk, William
A. Butler, will receive denomination from
the county Democracy.
The Republicans have John ]. O'Brien in
their eye for sheriff and Charity Commits
sioner Jacob Hess for county clerk. There
is legion of candidates for the places Of the
three eoroners. The county Democracy has for
candidates Alderman Strack, Ex-Alderman
Helbig, NJ ,jor Edward Duffy. Ex-Alderman
Shells and John Halloran. For two judges
If the Superior Court the county Democracy
will make choice from the following names:
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VIRGINIA,
RANpoLpH TUCKER RENoM1NArED.

kANDOIlPH IOOhEtl hENOHINAILD
LYNCHBURG, August 30.-The Hon. Ran
dolph Tucker was renominated for Congress
by the Democrats of the Sixth district.
ABE FULKERsoS OUT AS AN INDEPENDENT.
LYScHBURG, August 30.-Colonel Abe
Fulkerson, present member of Congress from
the Ninth district, announced himself as an
independent candidate for reelection, in a
speech at Abingdon Monday, expecting the
endorsement of the Democrats.
MASSEY ISDoRsED FOR CoNGREssMAN-AT-
LARGE.
PETERSBURG, VA, August 30.-W. A.
Reese was nominated for Congress in the
Fourth district. Resolutions were adopted
calling upon the Democrats to give Massey
a united support for congressman-at-large,
as Massey's election means Mahone's defeat.
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SHOE whiIe s,eaI,nr Potntae..

CHATTANOOGA, August 30.-Last night a
negro, while stealing potatoes, was shot at
by Captain Murray. While bringing him
to Jail the negro died. Captain Murray is
an Ohio man and has large garden farm in
the city. He is now placed under bonds.
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IRELAND.
SYMPATHY FOR GRAY.

CORK, August S0-The corporation has
passed resolution condemning the sentence
OF E. DWyer Gray, and demanding that he
be released. The corporation also resolved
TO confer upon Gray the freedom of the city.
INCREASED PAY AND PENSIONS DEMANDED.
DUBLIN, August 30.-At meeting of the
Down police resolutions were adopted de-
manding increased pay and pensions. Two
constabies were appointed to attend 10 the
commission of inquiry in Dublin.
SUPPORTING THE LIMERICK MEN.
The Boyle police have promised to sup
port the Limerick men, and a few are on
their regular beats.
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CALIFORNIA.
STATE REPUBLICAN cosvESr1oS

STATE REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
SACRAMENTO, August 30.-The Repub-
lican State Convention was called 10 order
at O'Clock pm, by w. w. Morrow, chair
man Of the State Central Committee. Ex-
Senator Newton Booth was elected temporary
chairman by acclamation. without opposi-
ton. A committee of fifteen on platform,
and nine ON permanent organization, were
appointed.
The convention, on reassembling, adopted
the report of the Committee on Credentials,
and adjourned until Tomorrow.
GA Committee on Credentials was appoint
ed, and a recess of one hour taken.
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The IIIInoi. wheat Crop.

SPRINGFIELD, August 30.-The wheat croI
of 1882 is the largest ever harvested in I'LL.
nois, except that OF 1880, and reaches over
$4,000, 900 bushels. Spring wheat aggregates
over 52,OOO,OO0, the average yield il about
eighteen and half- bushels 10 the acre q
trifle under the Immense average of 1879
The qualify is much above the sverase. The
crop was saved in good condition. II will
return producers more money than auy crop
for fourteen years. County assessors return
the acreage as 2,752,000 bushels of winter
wheat.
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DETROIT, August 30.-Mathew Willard, of
Palo, Ionia county, hss been arrested charged
with poisoning bis wife. She died Msy 9Th,
and suspicious were aroused at the time. Re-
Gently Millard's store was burned, and be was
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Smashup ON Inc IRON MOunth1n KOad.
LITTLE ROCK, August 30.-Tbree miles
south of here on the Iron Mountain railroad,
in cut, at 8 o'clock this morning, a train
loaded with railroad iron ran off the track,
smashing several cars badly, killing a negro
tram hand and woundipg the conductor.
The wreck delayed the north-bound passen-
ger train five hours.
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New YORK, August 30.-R. II. Adams &
Co., silk manufacturers of this city and Pat
ersou, N. J., have made an assignment. The
firm consists of Henry Adams and Peter
House. Liabilities, 100000.
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Cotton Hills Burned.

Troy, N. Y, August 30.-The Nassau
Cotton Mills, at Brainard, Renssalasr county,
were destroyed by fire yesterday. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $1,000. Sixty operatives
were thrown out of work.
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DIED.

MARTIN-At Pontotoc, Miss, Friday. August
p, 1889. Ms y A. MARTIN. wife of C. w. Martin.
in the dfty-e'g hth year OF her age.
Mrs MARTIN was the mother of Mrs. CONN and
Mrs Austin, of this city
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WEST VIRGINIA.
GESERAL eoFF FoR CONGRESS

WHEELING, w. Va, August 30.-The Re
publicans of the First congressional district
at Clarksburg to-day nominated General N.
Gof, IT.. ex-secretary of the navy, for Con-
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POLITICAL PARTIES
As They Confront Each Other in Many
or the States-Hopes and Fears
and Many Tears.
The Democrats i'm Great Glee Every.
where are Making Gallant Fight
Under Hopeful Circumstances.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 30.-The Dem
ocratic Convention of the Second district re-
nominated II. 4. Herbert without opposition.
Thomas Williams was repominated by the
convention of the Fifth district, after seve-
raj ballots, by acclamation.
LUKE PRYOR NOMINATED IN THE EIGHTH
DISTRICT.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3O-Luke
Pryor was to-day nominated for Congress by
reclamation, by the Democrats of the Eighth
district. General Wheeler declined the nom
ination.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

HAvERHILL, MASS, August 30.-Georgs
Rogers, aged fifty, shot his wife to-day in 6
H. Hoyt's hox-factory, then shot himself
Both were killed. No cause Is known.
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LOUISVILLE, August 30.-Mike Power
watchman on the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, was shot in the head and killed by
unknown trsmps, near the Blind Asylum, at
2 o'clock this morning. He had some trouble
with gang of five trsmps yesterday, and il
is believed the crime was committed by some
of them
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TEXAS.


DALLAS, August 30.-The Texas Green
back State Convention meets tomorrow at
| Corsicana. A large number of delegates
have arrived. Colonel Wash Jones will be
nominated for governor.
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MISSOURI.

N F1IHSf lHUOH1 2u1@AED CONIIlSAs
The political situation in Missouri is very
much like that which prevails in Egypt.
Boss Filley is the Shedive and Burch is a
sort of Arab Pasba who is setting his SOW
ereign's will at defiance The Democrats
may be compelled 10 initiate the English
and restore order in the name of the con-
temned khediye, taking forty-year lease on
all the State offices for their pacifcatory ser
vices.-S Louis Post DisDotch.
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VOORHEES, AT rERRE HAUrE.

rain prevented Voorhees, from speaking at
the Court Park Monday evening. In con-
sequence Bowling Hall was procured, where
the senator delivered the keynote speech of
the campaign. His audience was very large
aud attentive. At the conclusion of his
speech, the Hon. John E. Lamb, the Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in this district,
was introduced and spoke at length
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MEMPHIS COMHANDERY, No. 4K.T.
Itl VIII hold a special conclaye, at "A
Asylum, this lTHUKSDAY) night, at WV
O'Clock. for the purpose of confer ring the M
Orders OF the Temple. Fatigue dress. sou " \
journing and resident fraters courteously invited
By order r. G. WILLIAMSON, E. C.
I RAp
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THE FIRE RECORD.


NEW YORK, August 30.-The desk factory
of John Brewe & Co, No. 1872 Essex street,
was damaged by fire this morning. Loss
S45 600. insured
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ONCE of Public Administrator of Shelby county
Tenn--County Courthouse, August IL, H5Z
TUE undersigned having been appointed Admin
Il istrator Of the estate Of John Henry Turner de-
ceased, notice is hereby given 10 all persons IN
debted TO said estate. 10 come forward ana set
De. and 70 those 20 whom said estate Is indebted,
70 file their claims with ne, duly probated, within
forever barred JOHN LEAGUE,
fri Public Administrator.
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Horsford,s Acid Phosphate

rs BENEFICIAL
In iuebrisF and in many diseases where tn,
nervous sfstem Is unstrnng.
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HYsTERIA, nervousexcitability, wasting OF
the muscles, imPurity Of the blood, quickly re-
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DRMoCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
EMPoRIA, August 30.-The Democratic
State Convent on met in the Whitley Opera
house, between and o'clock this evening,
and temporarily organized by the election OF
Thomas p Fenton chairman, and, after sp-
pointing the usual business committees, adj
journsd till o'clock.
The convention reassembled about s
O'Clock. The temporary officers were made
permanent. All committees reported except
thston resolutions, which found some dim
Gully in managing the temperance question,
but he nrf,babiIities are that the committee
will reports strong antiprohibition plank,
and that the convention will adopt it.
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INDIANA.

THE CAMPAIGN OPENED BY THE REPUB.
LICANs
INDIANAPOLIS, August 30.-Senator Har-
rison addressed a large audience at the
Grand Operahouse tonight, which is the
formal opening OF the campaign by the Re.
publicans.
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EUROPEANS AT CAIRO NOT Mo1EsrEp

PoRT SAID, August S0.-Europeans who
have arrived from Cairo under escort, by
way of Damietta, announce tina. owing TO
the energy OF the project of police at Cairo,
the Europeans are not molested. A French
man named Demararms was murdered by
his servants Friday, and buried Saturday
under police protection. The Arabs continue
10 siren then their defenses at Fort GhemiIeh