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stormy Republican Convention.

CHARLESTON, September 27.-In the Re-
publican Convention Of the Seventh District,
after bitter struggle which hiss lasted one
week. +. Wa Mackey, white, WAS renomins ted
for Congress on The 25Ist ballot. A startling
scene ensued. Mackey's colored competitors,
Lee and Snialls, charging Mackey with hav-
ing secured the nomination by bribery. Lee
displayed as evidence promissory note for
$3.50, given by Mackey TO delegate for his
vote. 1t IL understood there will be no
Democratic candidate in the district, and
Lee and Smalis are expected to run againsi
Mackey, making triangular Republican
Ii hit
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Catholic Benenc,al Union.

PHILADELPHIA, September a. The
fourth ANNUAL Convention of the Catholic
Beneficial Union commenced to-day. After
attending high mas at the cathedral the
delegates marched TO Philopatrisn Hall,
where they were welcomed by NJ. F. Will
here, president OF the Philadelphia Union.
The Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, of Richmond, Va,
president Of the National Union, responded.
The Catholic Beneficial Union numbers 235
societies in the United States, aggregatinz
isl members, and the payments for relief
during the year amounted to S79,365.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

QUEBac, September 27.-The comet seen
at o'clock this morning in the eastern
heavens lie described as very large.
PARIS. September 27.-Leclanche, invent
or of the Leclanche electric pile aud other
improvements in electricity, is dead.
VIENNA, September 27.-An ordinance
was issued authorizing the government to
expend 700.0O0h. in aiding the sufferers by
floods in Tyrol.
ATHENS, September 26.-The report of
the settlement Of the Turks-Greek frontier
question by surrender 10 Greece OF the whole
frontier fixed by the International Commits
sion is officially confirmed
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THE MORMoNs
Organized I'm Open Defiance OF Law
and the Ed munds Bill.

SALT LAKE, September 27-Gov. Murray,
in obedience 10 the law of Congress provid
ing for appointments to fill vacancies occa-
stoned by the failure 10 hold elections in
August, has appointed number of officials
throughout Utah. In defiance of law and
the Edmunds bill, which disqualiies polyga-
mists, the appointees of the governor have
been refused the records and places
70 which they have been appointed.
This organized notification is in obedience
to the orders of the Mormon leaders. Those
who think it criminal 10 hold over are whip
ped in by counsel and threats, and po-
lygamists are holding on, Congress to the
contrary. Writs of mandamus were spilled
fer to-day to enforce the title of officials sp-
pointed here. The action Of Gov. Murray
in firmly executing the law in the face Of
the Mormon leaders is approved by all law
abiding people.
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heard For the good he is doing. we think
ne had better return 10 his home aud rensiu
throughout this campaign. Dyer will elect
a solid man to the next legislature, Hon. II.
L. rauikes, one OF the most successful farm
ers IN the county. Dyer, O5ion and Lake
VIII get Bate senator, TOO. Hon. 3. 3.
watkins, our last representative, is the nomi-
nee. No better could have been selected.
we are very sorry-however, it may be best
mat u our most beloved citizen, The Hon. Cbas.
Il. Simonton was beaten in tbe Tenth Di.-
trlct- Casey Young may carry more votes
IMAM Chas- Z Simouton, but Casey is no bet
Ter man. 10 conclusion, let me say that old
Dyer will give Bate a larger vote than any
other man ever carried orD uyeR
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PRAIRIE FIRES


REBFIELD, OAK, September GA great
prairie fire is raging in this county, and has
destroyed much farm property, and threat
en-. Redheld. DIR. ID. N. Town, formerly of
Chicago. and Zschariah John, formerly of
Taylor Ridge, Ill, surrounded by the fire,
endeavored to run their team through the
flames. The horses turned suddenly, and
both were thrown from the wagon. Towns
leg was broken and he was smothered and
burned to crisp. John escaped, but was
horribly burned.
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R.llreaa can.o,,a..,au.

LITTLE Rock, September 27.-To-day
articles OF incorporation were entered into
Between the Joplin and Arkansas Northern
raliroad oil Missouri, and the Arkansas North
etn narrow Gauge railroad The line of
lne iauer siii begin AT Van Buren and run
noIinnaraiy through Crawford, Washington
aao Benton counties, to Mcdonald county,
MO; Inc consolidated road will be known
As the %, Joseph, Kansas City and Arkansas
hniroAd Company. Ii is understood work
wall soon begin on the line,
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Killed by n Runaway Locomotive.

MINNEAPoLIs. MINI, September 27.-At
st. Johns, on the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba road, seven miles from Willmar.
this morning, locomotive becoming un-
manageable was abandoned by the engineer
and fireman. 1t made the run to WiIlmar
at tremendous speed, there colliding with
caboose occupied by three men, completely
wreckiug it and killing Ed Brothers. The
others were not seriously injured.
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Al 81. LQafa.

ST. LOUIS, September ga slight shock
of earthquake was felt In this city and vicin-
ity at 4:l0 o'clock this morning. In the CEN
trail part of the city the shock was first
noticed by rolling, even noise, followed d.
rectly by twelve distinct vibrations at inter-
walls of one second. The first vibration was
the most violent shock, and lasted about If
teen seconds
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JOHN V. WRIGHT
to the Republicans in East
Tennessee-His Speech Mt Knox.
vile n Series OF
Malicious Attacks Upon Senator Harris,
Whose Place He Hopes TO FIJI
by This Dirty Work.

Special to the Appeal
KNOXVILLE, TENN, September 27.-Fo,
the init time during his travels in East Ten.
nessee, John v. Wright has met a crowd
large enough to address. BY dint of much
drumming, the allies in Knoxville succeeded
IN getting the courthouse filled with Repub-
hcans and negroes. At no time during
Wrighes speaking were there as many as
Twelve Democrats in the room. They only
went out of courtesy. About the stand
were assembled the Hon. Henri Gibson, the
Hon. Alex Reeder, the Hon. o. P. Temple,
and other prominent Republicans, who
raised tae most vociferous applause. Such
yituperstion as Wright INDUCED in,
while ssxciting great enthusiasm among
these gentlemen, caused profound dis
gust among the Democrats who sup
ported hinnzheza- in the-last- election. His
time was employed in soft-soldering the Re-
publicsns and in maligning Senator Harris
for their qualification. The senatorial bee is
buzzing so loudly in his bonnet that none
fail to hear IT. He panders to Republican
prejudices mere palpabIy than any of the
boilers who have spoken in East Tennessee.
By the speech made it is evident Republic
can crowd is more to the taste of Judge
Wright han Democrats would be.
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BROWNSVILLE, September 27-Five new
cases of yellow-fsver to-day but no deaths.
In Matamoras there we're two deaths. The
river is falling. Quarantine is modified
against Matamoras The fever has reached
kennedy's new rancho on the upper line oil
Cameron county. The fifteen cases of fever
at San Pedro rancho are cared for by DIR.
Lehman, OF the New Orleans Times Democrat,
who reports them doing well, as also the sick
at Point To heI
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The SeiOtO.LOomfs ExpIosfou-RepOri
of the SoperVfsors.

WHEELING, w. Va, September 81
Local-Inspeetors Young and Wilson to-day
signed the report of their decision on th,
matter of the collision between the Johr
Loomis and the Scioto on the Ohio river
near Mingo, on the plight of july 4tb
They recommend that the licenae of Keller
pilot of the Scioto, be revoked, and as 10 tina
Of Long, of the Loomis, they disagree, Will
son favoring revoking his papers, and Youns
holding him blameless. The matter in dis
pnte was referred to Supervising Inspector
Fshrnbach for his decision.
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PLANTERS

A IL persons interested " i'll take notice that the
IA Undersigned intend 70 apply in the manner
prescribed by law on the 25th day Of september.
1852 for charter Of incorporation Tor the town OF
Wilmington, which said town. when incorporated,
win embnzee The following territory, situated On
the ChesApeeke, OHIO and Southwestern rztlroad,
in Shelby county, Tennessee to-Eit: Beginning
at O stake near the censer of Thomas Culhns's lot
south $50 east . links from peach tree; thence
MOTH 650 west 5t5 links 70 STAKE In the center OF
the above railroad thence north 25S east With the
railroad $50 links 70 stake In the center of the
railroad; thence north 65s west 100 links 70 q
stake north 65e west 81 links nom maple marked
Z; thence north IS east, 800 links to q stake IS
east 50 links from p~nimmon tree; thence south
Csc east 100 links 70 stake north 25e east Zoe
100 links 70 elm marked X thence south go east "a
links 70 an oak stump thence south IS west $50
links 70 the beginning containing II 81 100 Iaeres
An ALPHABETICAL list Of the qualified voters in
muuicfpal elections were said town Incorporated
has been made out and fled on ths 1871 Ciay OF
September 1852, with Cham Jones' = Jus
fice OF the Peace in and for Shelby COUNTY Ten
nessee who resides nearest 70 said I, oposad towp
said alphabetical list Is in the custody OF sasd
Cham Jones, and will re pnain and be found a. Ms
residence for thirty days from me date on this
notice. open 70 the inspection Of ~ persona Inter
estsd IN this matter. W. g. Easily
T. Z. cULLREB
J. W. MOORF
JOHN FITZGRRALp
september IS. 1852. JOHN BLACKWELL.
Brooks 4 Hammer, Att.ys Ter PsntionsEs.
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lowing places:
A WILD RIDE.
An AerOnaut Carried Away I'm a Wild
RallOon.

MILFORD, MASS, September 27.-Prof
Allenss balloon escaped this morning with
the professor in the basket. He has no an
Choir, nor had preparations for a journey
been completed, and the valves were not in
working order When last seen the balloon
was passing East Douglass, going southwest.
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MouIder., STRIKE.

DAYTON, o., September 27.-Twenty-fiye
moulders employed in the pump works of
Smith, Vale & Co. struck to-day ON account
OF the Introduction OF piece work and the
discharge OF the foreman. Efforts were m ade
10 employ non-nniOn men, but the strikers
prevented them from reaching the building.
guard of police is stationed there to-niehf.
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Assigned for the B.nent of n. Cred

NEW YORK, September 2.-An assign
nlent for the benefit of his creditors was fled
to-day in the county clerks Office by Duncan
A. Grant 10 John Gibbs. with 81, 900 pref
eIences. Grant is lace importer on West
IHenty-third street. He did large credit
business, and inability 10 collect bills and
the dull season causes the failure. 1t is
thought the assets will cover the liabilities.
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SPORTING NEWS.

CHICAGO, September 27.-C hicsgos, 8; Buf.
falos, i.
WORCESTER, September 27.-Worcesiers,
8; Troys, IL.
CINoINNATr, September 2y.-Cincinnatis,
6; Louisvilles, 3.
New YoRK,ssptember 27.-Meiropolitans,
s.; Providences, 5.
PHLADELrHIA, September 27.-Bostons,
4; PhiIadelphias. l.
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BulidoziBE by New York Lottery Com.

New YORK, September 27.-District-At-
torney McKeon received a letter stating that
the raid on lottery shops had excited The in
dignation of 10000 voters who loved the
sport, and that it would have a disastrous
effect on The Democratic candidates, and that
whoever takes an active part against lottery
playing cannot expect reelection; also, that
Gov. CornelPs hostile demonstration against
lotteries cost him his denomination. The
letter stated that the Bible did not forbid it,
lottery playing being general when the New
Test ampnt was written
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AMERICAN HoRsEs LOOKING d

In consequence of the victory of Aranzs,
Lorillard's Sachem and Keene's Bookmaker
lead in the betting on the race for Cam
bridgeshire stakes at Newmarket in October;
fourteen to one is offered against each of
then,
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CapIrAI naiEcs

WASHINGTON, September 27.-The Chiea.
go Commission TO inquire into the needs Of
the revenue service will consist OF Special
Agent Douglass, Frederick Grimm, OF the
appointment Office, and auother.to be selected
by the collector of the port.
Fred Douglass says he is not the "pronll-
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JUDGE JERE BLACK
Engaged by Leading Mormons TO Test
the COnstitutiOnaiity OF the Utah
Commission.
Gen. Sturgis and the GOTern0rship OF
the Soldiers HOme-1he Jean
nette Survivors.

WASHINGTON, September 27.-The Secre-
tary OF the Navy has received the following
cable message from Minister Hunt, at ST.
Petersburg: "Gilder arrived here, accom-
panied by Henry Wilson, of the Jeanette.
Both are WE'LL
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FRANCE.
BoNAPARTIsTs FIGHTING AMONG THEM
SELVES.

PARIS, September 27.-While the Jeromist
section of the Bonapartists were holding 4
meeting 10 denounce the newspapers Pays
and Petit Corporal, the opposition section of
the party forced an entrance into the hall
Revolvers and sword-canes were displayed,
and a number of assaults committed. The
Jeromists declared that the recent duel be-
tween Dichard, editor of the Petit Corporal,
and Demassus, editor OF the Combat in which
the latter was killed. was virtually an as
sassination. The feud between the two sec
lions is becoming very intense. The Repub-
licans are deligh ted at these dissensions
among their enemies.
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YELLOW FEVER.
The Situation at PensacoIa-Thanks 10
the People Of Memphis.

Mr.. A. ID. Langslaff yesterday received
the following dispatch from Pensacola:
PENSACOLA, FLA, September 81, 1882
A. d. Langstaf, Secretary and Treasurer:
Your dispatch received. The Board of
Health returns to you and through you to
the good people of Memphis its sincere snd
grateful thanks for their kind sympathy SO
substantially manifested in the generous do
nations sent the afflicted. You can .end
check TO my order on either New York, New
Orleans or Mobile. Sixty new cases to-day
and two deaths. Total cases to date $40,
ana Alty-slx deaths. ID. @. BRENT.
Mr.. LANGSTAFF's REPLY
MEMPHIS, Tenn, September q, 1882.
To d. q. Brent, Pensacola, Fla:
Sent you New Orleans exchange 1904 SO,
balance oa zisnd OF collections, msking =
total of $l504 90 sent. A. D. LAN0srAFF.
Sixty New Cnses nj Renaaeofa
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Student Help.

A number OF atudents at Lepoype Iusti-
tnte desire places where thew NAV work
mornings and evenings for board. Families
Wishing trusiy help Of this kind can seeure
1t by dropping card 10 Mr.. Steele. The prin-
cipal, at 294 Orleans street
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Aranza q Winnar.

LONDON, September 27.-The Great East.
ern Railway handicap at Newmarket was
won BY Loriilsrd's Aranza; Horupipe sec
ord, War Horn third. Betting against Ar
ana at the start was twenty 10 one. She
won by six lengths.
The CRANKY stakes were won by Goldmas-
ter; Golden Farmer second, Onward third,
Lorrillard's Comanche fourth.
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At CeufraIfn. HI.

CENTRALIA, ILL, September ga we'll
destined shock of earthquake was felt here
ABOUT 4:SO o'Cf0Uk .his .-aarnins. lasti-e
eral seconds. 1t seemed TO come from the
West, accompanied by rumbling sound, aud
shook the houses very perceptibly, and woke
nearly all sleepers.
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THE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE TO BLAME.


"The Louisville and Nashville is to blame
for it. They wanted their local cotton traffic
protected, and they got the rates put up out
of Memphis TO prevent local rates from get
ting too low. Then when they got their rates
ehucked up at Memphis, they want the ST.
Louis rates 10 be as high in proportion TO
geographical location"
Mr.. Frink seemed TO think that the east
bound lines were Just losirg so much traffic
by keeping the rates up; but bis roade were
doing quite we'll financially, taking that
GLASS OF freight TO New Oriraus, and getting
its full rate, as it would if the freight came
here. He was afraid the local cotton bust
ness would be affected If the rates were not
lowered.
An Eastern line representative. who does not
care 10 have his name mentioned, says he hss
no desire TO blame the Iron Mountain or Mis-
souri, Pacific for keeping cotton away from ST.
Louis, but he YVES against having the East
bound road getting hauled over the Goals for
the act, when the roads referred 10 bad posi-
lively refused to pro-rate. A cotton mer-
chant of Houston, Tex, who is in the city,
says he can ship cotton from Houston TO
Liverpool at sixty cents per 100, and from
St. Louis at sixty-four cents per 100, while
the rate from Houston to st. Louis is fifty
cents. The local cotton, however, is uncom-
pressed.
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FNcEsNEs, September ga shock of
earthquake was felt here at o'clock this
morning. 1t ratified the windows percepti-
bly, and lasted three minutes. 1t was more
distinct further West.
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CINCINNATI, September 27.-Chester Park
races
First Race $50 class. Gilt, Jr, won.
Time-2:2S3 2:3O4, 2:2S, 2:S7.
Second Rdce.-2:25 class. Joe Bunker won.
Time-2 :253, 2:25f.
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ENGLAND,
DE LEssEPs ON THE CANAL.

LONDON, September 27.-De Lesseps, re.
garding the proposed second canal, writes
that his company possesses for ninety-nine
years the exclusive privilege of maritime
communication between the Gulf OF PelH-
stun and Bay Of Suez The Times says il
eniertaius grave doubts of the validity Of
this claim
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safely Landed.

WORCESTER, MASS, September 27.-Prof.
Allenss balloon landed about two miles
from Putnam, Conn. 1t passed over Put
nam very low down. and the occupant
seemed all right
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Masonfa Nossoo

T ELLA SCOTT LODGE, No. 2ss-wM
Ii meet In special communication "a
this lTHURSDAY) evening. Sept 2sth, w
AaSon's degree. wv
By order A g. MYERS w N
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brighton Beach Races.
yhesaer Park Races.

New YORK, September 81. Brighton
Beach races. Hartford. Bounce, Perplex,
Geo. Mccullough and Buster were the win
ners to-day.
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nent colored man" going to Virginia in the
interest of the straighlout Republicans. He
- in sympathy with Malone. He declines
the Invitation to go to Ohio, for the reason
that he is too old to travel.
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Ho.Ierv F.c,ory Rurn..t.

WINSTON. N. C, September 27.-Woods's
manufacturing establishment burned this
morning. Loss unknown; insured for $780,
00O
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Ruined BIZ foIIe,,. FatIure.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 27.-Joseph
Ehrlicb, clothier, made an assignment To-
day: Liabilities, $4,000; assets probably
half that amount.
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Saft AGRfnxI tine Yorktown Centennial

BALTIMORE, September 27.-Iu the City
Circuit Court TO-DAY the American Bank
Mole Company, of New York, and others, by
their attorney, Gen. Bradley Il. johnson,
6led bill against the Yorktown Centennial
Association for an injunction and for the APP
pointulent OF q receiver.
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LADIES should know that Ayers Hair
Vigor ia a superior and economical dressing.
II has become an indispensable article for the
toilet.
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Rates from Memphis MA river 10 be three
cents less than ria all rail; the lines DID Gin
cinnati 10 be allowed to pay any additional
cost OF insurance on vouchers approved by
the commissioner.
Our compressed cotton reaching the fol-
lowing points uio river under through bills
OF lading on steamers OF lines working under
agreed through rates from Memphis, the
proportion of rates 10 New York from depots
will be as follows:
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SPAIN,
WILL DECLARE FOR THE CONSTITUTE

1869.
MADRID, September q. -Marshal Serrano,
the Liberal leader of the Cortez, announces
his intention to declare for the constitution
OF June l, 1869, which made the king ire
sponsible and placed all responsibility upon
the ministers. The ministry and its sup
porters have resolved to oppose the change.
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New YORK, September 27.-John S. Tut
tie, who had his Office with the note broker
Toilet, has assigned. He Is on Follst's pa
per for nearly 81 900 600.
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The TariR Commissfan M W,lmtnxtau

The Tariff Commfsston al WiImington.
WILMINeToN, September 27.-The Tariff
Commission arrived here this morning, and
held sc ssion in the customhouse. The objects
brought to its attention were rice and pea
nuts, chalk and silk cocoons.
The Commissioners will sit in Pittsburg
on the 9th and 10th of October
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PANAMA, September l6.-The eartbouake
on me lsthmus killed only four persons.
one woman died from fright. The damage
10 property IL net as great as first reported,
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LONDON, September 27.-Smyth's hosiery
factory, at Balbriggan. Ireland, burned last
evening. Three hundred persons are out oil
employmeute
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Wenfua Tor HnIf

About Ope-Thfrd for the CrestifsRa-
GREEsyILLE, O., September 27.-H. & H.
n. Arnold, dry goods merchants. have failed
Liabilities, 81, 900; assets, $4,000.
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Cotton from Texas and Arkansas and other
points south TO be pro-rated on any rates APP
proved by the commissioner. Ii not pro-
rated, local rates to be charged east OF river
points.
On cotton from points in Tex as TO points
in New England, taking various arbitrary
rates over Boston rates, the route by which
the rate is made, and the full division OF
the rate and transfers TO connecting lines,
are TO be shown on way bills.
"How did this advance come about?" Mr..
Frink was a,ked
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A. yiaeenne.. Ind.

SPRINGFIELD, September IA shock OF
earthquake wss distinctly felt here about 4
O'Clock this morning