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Killed Hf. s.epf.,her.

MILWAUKEE, October IA special TO the
Repubtieun-SentineL Gays that murder was
com mitted at DextouviIle little town seven
miles south of Richland Center, Friday
night, which caused extreme excitement.
Arthur VouDeusen, young man; killed his
stepfather, Ephraim Deugherty, by shooting
him twice. The alteration arose from fam
lily difficulties. Dougheriy had threatened
the life of The young man, and drew a re-
volyer on him. The son was quicker than
his father in the first shot. VonDeusen gave
himself up, and public sentiment is in his
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A Crank Who Wants TO Shoot the Presi.


New YORK, October IA boy about
eighteen years old called at police head
quarters this morning and asked for a per-
NIT to carry pistol. He was asked what be
wanted to carry pistol for, and replied TO
shoot President Arthur. He was taken to
the Jefferson Market Court, when he seemed
much excited. In answer TO questions from
the court, he said his name was VIM. Martin;
that heilived at III East Eighty fourth street;
that President Arthur used TO live in the
same house with his father, eighteen years
ago, when he was a roundsman. He said he
had just come from the penitentiary where
he served term for larceny, and that when
he did not steal he BACKED boots. He was
committed for examination as to his mental
condition
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THESICK PRESIDENT
His Condition More Serious Than Gen.
orally Supposed-The Nature Of
His Diseases
Rights of Chinese-Deeision Of the Cir
cult Court Of San Francisco
Sustained.

WASHINGTON, October THE Treasury
Department has decided to act in accordance
with the decision OF the Circuit Court Of
San Francisco relative to the right OF
Chinese subjects to visit the United States.
Under the recent decision of Congress this
decision was substantially that the statute
must be m ade to hsrmonize with the Chinese
treaty. and that the law cannot be construed
as forbidding the landing of merchants,
travellers, students, etc, they not being Ia
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NADfTAf RRIE ES

WASHINGTON, October 6.-President Ar
thur has requested the members of the Cabi-
net now in Washington to join him in New
York, Tuesday night, for the purpose of ac-
companying him to Boston.
The inspector-general of steam vessels re-
ports: Receipts and expenditures of the
fiscal year-Receipts from inspection of
steam vessels, S177, S41 receipts from officers
license, SOL ,04s; Total, S27S,SS9. EEpendi-
tures-salaries of inspectors and clerks,
1897 travelling and incidental expenses,
$37, S71. Total, 1927 ,9l5; excess OF receipts
over exDendilures ISL 273
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beard, and you have the portrait Of man
whom to know Is TO love. As the door is
opened and a caller announced, this fine old
English gentleman laws down his pen, pushes
aide an enormous pile of papers, rises with
cordial dignity, and, assuming a smile that
would set ar ease the most nervous miss that
ever eat bread aud butter, points TO the
softest chair he possesses, resumes his hard
seat; and patiently listens to hiz VISITORS
tale, be it of business, pleasure or woe"
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sesoo, stall..ic. of the Who'll. Country.

The report of the Commissioner Of Educa-
ton for 1880, just issued, in addition 10 the
account of educational affairs for the year.
furnishes valuable figures for a comparison
with the first year of the preceding decade.
The work of the Office has increased con-
siderabiy, as shown by the fact that while in
1871 there were but 200l educational insti-
tutions and systems In correspondence with
il, in 1880 there were 1921 such, From the
statistics reported it appears that in 1871
twenty nine States reported school popula-
ton Of $685., 1863, while in 1880 the thirty
eight States and eight Territories reported =
total of Il, $50, $50. The number enrolled in
the public schools, twenty eight States only
reporting for 1871, was 6,3930s5, while for
1850 it was 9,7s1, 521, all the States and Ter
ritories reporting this item. Twenty-Five
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Ben Accepts Hi. Doable-RarreIed Nom

Im4uOn.
BOSTON, October 1.-Two letters from
Gen. Butler will be printed in the morning,
containing his acceptance of the Democratic
and National Greenback-Labor nominations
for governor. In his letter to the Democratic
Committee the general expresses himself in
favor of civil service reform, declares against
the taxation of the necesssries of life, and
says the highest duties should be laid upon
tine Injuries. The letter 10 the Greenback
Committee says: 81 can congratulate you
that hereafter you may lay aside the word
'Greenback' as the designation of your
party, unless you keep it in remembrance
of the fact that you took it upon you when
conferred by your enemies as title of re-
proach. In behalf of the greenback or legal
tender notes your labors are DONE and the
mission of your party is as completely full
filled as is the mission of the Republican
party, which was the abolition of slavery.
The greeuback is now the money of the
United States, and is the equal of gold and
silver" The committee is then referred to
the expression of views in the Democratic
letter, and the rest of the communication lie
given to a statement of his devotion to the
interests of the laboring people.
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OHIO

Will on Tuesday next elect minor State Off
Gers and members of Congress. 1t Is gener-
ally conceded that the Democrats will make
great gains, if they do not carry q majority
OF the Congressional districts. If this shall
be the Gaze it will have a great effect upon
the November States. West Virginia, which
elect Legislature and congressman and
judge of the Court of Appeals. to fill
vacancy, viii, of coarse, go Democratic The
result OF the elections which have thus far
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GALLAWAY. TENN.
A THRIVING Little Town-COtton Com
ing i'm Brisk.


Special Correspondence of the Appeal
GALLAWAY, October 6-Among the many
incorporated towns of Tennessee Galloway
is second to none in business. Our town in
the last three years has improved in build
ings to considerable extent, which adds to
the appearance of the town.
Cotton is coming in quite brisk, and mer-
chants are smiling that have been gruff all
the spring, and you can hear them say pros
poets are better than we thought they
would be.
The murrain among the cattle in this
eighborhood has about disappeared.
Crops are fine, and cheese-crackers and
bologna sausage are selling fast among the
cotton.pickers SUBSCRIBER
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MOTHERS READ.

GENTs,-About nine years ago had a child
two years old and almost dead. The doctor
had attending her could not tell what allied
her. l 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. c. McLANE'S CELEBRATED YER
MIFUGE (genuine). I gave her a teaspoon
ful in the morning and another at night, after
which she passed seventy-two worms and
was well child. Since then have never
been without it in my family. The health OF
my children remained so good that had
neglected watching their actions until about
three weeks ago, when two of them presented
the same sickly appearance that Fanny did
nine years ago. SO / thought IL must be
worms, and went TO work at once with q bot
tie of DIR. &. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE be-
tween four of my children, their ages being as
follows: Alice, 8 years; Charley, years;
Emma, years; John, years Now comes
the result: Alice and Emma came out all
right, but Charley passed forty-dve and
Johnny about sixty worms The result was
50 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.
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Another Statue Added 20 the FOFefa,
Ihers, Monument.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, October THE great
granite statue OF Education was safely placed
upon the buttress of the forefsthers' monu-
ment this morning The statue occupies the
southwest buttress, Immediately in the rear
Of the statue OF Morality. This completes
the female statues. The remaining two
statues, Law and Freedom, viii b. repre-
sented BY male figures. Steps nave been
taken BY the American Law Association to
raise money to furnish the statue Of Law.
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PUNCH.
q Pure,
DELICIOUS BEVERAGE.

.sTheD, my dear, DONE forget 10 remind
me TO order a fresh supply tomorrow"
The "HUB PUNCH" is prepared solely by
Messrs. c. Il. GRAVES d SONS, Boston. 1t is
made of the best of brandy and rum, OF the juice
fresh lemons and the finest white sugar blended
by a deft hand, and is really delicious. pure,
and reliable article that has met with the most
cordial appreciation OF all who have tried its
See that y0u get the Genuine, with the
facsimile of 4" CHESTER A. GRAVES d
SONS. on the capsule over the cork of
each bottle. Sold by all leading grocers and
wine merchants.
The HUB PUNCH" is sold by all leading fam
lily grocers and wine merchants.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
B. ]. sEMMBs & CO. Memphis. Tenn:
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SPORTING NEWS.


PHILADELPHIA, October 7.-Bostons, q;
Philadelphia, 4.
READING, Pa, October 7.-Detroits, 5;
Actives, 6. :
PoTTsvILLE. Pa, October 7.-Baltimores,
5; Anthrscites, 2-ten innings.
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SEVERE STORM
In Union County. Ark-Grsat Damage
10 Property.

LITTLE Rock, October Union county,
in the extreme northern boundary Of the
State, was visited by terrific rain and wind
storm Thursday afternoon. Its course was
parallel with Ouachita river, and of an aver
age width of six miller, extending through
the country. Trees, fences and outhouses
were blown down for miles, and much cotton
in the fields was blown down and destroyed.
No lives lost
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Hunting a Murderer.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, October There is
terrible excitement in Christian county,
where 800 armed men are searching for John
Leigh, who shot James Rigley. If found he
will be shot or hanged INSTANTLY. E. 7.
Leigh, father of the murderer, promised John
$1,000 to kill Rigley. He has been commit
ted 10 Jail and his life is in danger from the
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CHICAGO, October THE forthcoming
State Bureau OF Labor show that Illinois is
second only TO Pennsylvania in the produc-
ton of coal, and that the output increased
from 6,OOU, 600 Ions in 1880 to 100000 tons
this year Forty-six out OF the 100 counties
produce coal. The aggregate value of The
mines has been nearly 81, OOe, 900.
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Denver Col, May 2, 1881.
Fvarv n1rchaser speaks in the highest terms Of
: q L. MEISSETER.
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A srARrLIse STATEMENT.

LONDON, October THE Cairo CORE
spondent of the Cologne Gazette declares that
Eryptiau wounded were murdered BY the
British 10 the trenches at Tel 81 Kiber long
after all resistance had ceased. A letter
from a non-commissioued officer says orders
were TO spare none of the enemy, and TO
bayouet every one of them, as they would
shoot the soldiers treacherously If the latter
passed them.
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Inaependesc e Day I'm Central America.

PANAMA, October 7.-Independence Day
was celebrated with the usual rejoicings
throughout Central America. President
Zaie, of Honduras. advocated a Central
American Confederation, and promises that
as soon as a conference for that purpose shall
be inaugurated to resign the presidency of
Honduras, and to pledge himself.not to sc-
cept any Office under the government of the
confederation.
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L Legislator Indicted for Selling His

RICHMOND, October james A. Wat
kins, a Readiuster member of the last Legis-
lature for Appomattox county, was to-day
indicted by the grand jury for selling for
$50 his influence as a member to procure for
E. S. Brittingham place as guard Tor
the nenitentiarv
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Washington, D. c., May y. 1881.
8. g. 8. has given better satisfaction than any
medicine we have ever sold.
sCHELLER & STEVENS Druggists.
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TIE best and safest way to increase the
appetite. assist digestion cause the food te assm
late properly and the absorbents to take up
nourishment induce full and regular evacuanon,
produce easy expectoraiion, and sop decay OF the
lungs, heart, liver, urinary and digestive organs,
is by using Brown Iron Bitters. II has given sat-
isfaction In more than q million instances.
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THE SAFFRON SCOURGE.
No Abatement at Peisaesla-CireuIar
from the Board of Health of
That City.
surgeoD-G eneraI HamiltOn;shownUpin
Rad Lixht-He is Given the
Lie Direct.

BROWNSVILLE, October no deaths or
new cases here or in Matamoras. The fever
is very bad in Csmargo, and no physicians
there. Mier keeps up a death-raie of eight
10 twelve dailv
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4 SIafua In LangfeIIaH.

BosroE, October THE Longellow Memo
rial Association has issued circular TO the
children OF America" inviting ten-cent
subscriptions toward the fulhllment Of the
plan of the association for the erection of a
memorial statue in front Of he poets late
residence
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Louisville. KY. May Is, 1881.
sts a has efveu better satisfaction than any
medicine have ever sold. J. A FLEXHER-
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Efririfnr Farmers.

HIAwATHA, Ks, October IA shooting
occurred Thursday, twelve miles southeast of
here, between John Bylsnd and John Jordan,
who qusrreled over p division OF the crops
on a farm, where they were joint tenants.
Jordan fatally shot Byland and was ar
rested.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE

R. B. S. HARGIS, NJ D., President,
JNO. G. WHITING, Md, Secretary,
W. G. BRENT, Chairman tx. Com,
W. J. FORDHAM, Md,
Members of Board Of Health present
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C.u,ea +. Cou,no,,on

New YORK, October The declaration
of Patrick Ford, of the Irish World, that the
Land Lesgue ceased to exist, has caused
much commotion m Land League circles.
DR.. Wallace, president OF the National
League, said to-day that he admired Ford's
frankness, but did not think his action would
cause.-The disbandment of the league Or
ganizalion, of which he (Wallsce) was prssi-
dent The action of the conference in Ire
land will be awaited before any important
steps are taken here.
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CIECINEATI, October THE Tenth Gin.
cinnati Industrial Exposition closed tonight.
The total attendance exceeded $4,000 sd
missi ons, exclusive of oomplimentsries. To-
tai expenses will be Sos, 900; receipts have
been $4,000 which leaves $4,000 clear
prnfif
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Memphis Tenn, May II, 1881.
We have sold 1895 bottles OF s. s. 3 IN a yea:
n mas given universal Satisfaction. Fair mindeo
physicians now ommend IL as l.osluTe spec1hc-
8, MANSFIELD co.
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Richmond, Va, May IL, 1881:
You can refer ANYBODY 70 MS in regard 70 the
merits OF sSS. POLK, MILLER co.
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ANAMIABLEVILLAIN
Frank James Receives His Friends in
His Cell and Pleasantly Talks
Over Old Times.
Speculations as to the Probable Fate Of
the Seoundrel-1he Mabry Trial
at Knoxville.

LITTLE ROCK, October Two brothers,
named John and james Dalrymple, while
mining in Sewer county, on the Indian Ter
ritory line, Wednesday, ended their quarrel
with fight, when John was fatally shot.
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CHICAGO, October Last day of the
Chicago Driving Park fall races. Lord Rag
land, Pearl Jennings, Boz Sedan, Harry
Gilmore and Eva K, were the winners.
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POLITICAL.
VIII Have Nothing to Do with II.

ATLANTA, October IA. E. Buck, chair
man of the Republican State Central Com
mittee, denies that he will have anything to
do with the GartreIl and Stephens contested
election case
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LoseFoRD MILLS, ONT, October THE
boiler tin Smiths saw-mill exploded this
morning, killing Ellis, foreman, and Grey,
assistant. Several others were badly injured.
The mill was wrecked.
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AT ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, october THE report that
Joint control is likely to be abolished has
produced an excellent effect.
The prosecution of persons guilty OF out
RACES at Tantah, of whom ll5 have been
arrested, began to-day. The notables IN
Tantah solicited a postponement OF the de-
parture of the British troops.
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Jerome Park Races.

JERoNE PARK, October T. Booiiack, Cir
cassian, Clara D., Blue Peter, Gen. Monroe,
Valparaiso and Lily Mason we're the winners
to-day.
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FoxhaII Scratched for the Cesart witch.
LONDON, October 7.-Foxhall has been
scratched for the CesareWitch.
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lRELAND.
no, n,y,v s1f,rrI ou TuE rptsH

GOODWIN SMITH ON THE IRISH QUESTION.
LONDON, October 7.-Prof Goodwin Smith,
replying to E. L. Godkin, who had written
an article on the Spectator, criticising Prof.
Smiths views of the Irish question from a
erofessedly American point of view,
writes that he had advocated measures
of repression, not because OF any
hostility to the Irish, but because
the Parnelites abused their privileges
as members OF Parliament for the purpose of
wreckiug the parliamentary government in
the interest of disuuion. There is no doubt,
says Prof. Smith, that if party of South
ern members of Congress had similarly en-
deavored to wreck the American legislature
they would have been put down with
as little conjunction as was shown in
suppressing the irish in the draft riots
in New York. 1t seems to be forgotten, he
adds, that in the agrariau reign of terror,
the murdered as we'll as the murderers are
Irish, while the chief authors of the system
are New York Feuianr, and their organ, the
Irish World, is the property of Jew. Mr..
Godkin himself, he says, is not a native
American, but an Irish Nationalist.
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Cases at Chicago Decided fn Favor OF
the Board.

CHICAGO, October. I'm the Superior
Court to-day Judge Gardineddecided the in
Junction cases brought by the "shorts" in
July wheat to restrain the Board of Trade
from enforcing settlement on the basis fixed
by committee at 81 SO per bushel for No. 2
spring wheat, and from expellinz the mem
bers who refuse to pay the price named. The
allegations OF the bill set forth that the market
was cornered by Armour & Kersbaw; that
the rule providing for expul=ion violates the
charter. The Court then cited the parallel
case of Sturglss Us. the Board of Trade, in
which case the Supreme Court had dissolved
the finding of the court below because the
latter had no jurisdiction, being court of
chancery. Cases of this kind must therefore
60 before court of law, not OF chancery. He
accordingly ordered that the injunction re-
straining the board from enforcing its laws
be dissolved. The decision carries twenty-five
other cases with it. The case will be APP
neaied
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BRITISH BRUTALITY
A Correspondent Declares That Egyp-
t;aps Were Murdered Long After
All Resistance Had Ceased.
Prof. Goodwin Smith on the Irish Ques-
ti0u-Patrick Ford and the Land
League-Agrarian Outrages.

CAIRO. October While the annual car
svan which recently DEPARTED with imposing
ceremonies, was jourRying to Suez on its
yssv to Mecca, the canopy over the holy
ost,st was caught and overturned by tele-
rrsy,h wire and the sscred emblem exposed
p view. The derFishes in charge are
Greatly excited over the accident. 1t is not
eart.in but that the caravan will have TO re-
tnru and the ceremony be performed over
again at Cairo.
Risz Pasha, Minister of the Interior, de-
cIsres that complete tranquility prevails
throughput Egypt; and public security is as
sured.
Congratulations to the Khedive ON the
suppression of the rebellion are pouring IN
from all parts of Egypt. The ulemas are
nreachIue the doctrine of passive obedience,
and proye from the Koran the ain OF revolt.
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