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The situarion nt Brovasvil,e.

BRowNsvnLE, TEX, September 12.-Dr.
NJ. J. Lehman, the volunteer doctor sent by
the New Orleans Times Dcntocratto assist the
lever sufferers, arrived last night, accom-.
panied by Jacconet, druggist, sent by the
Times -Demecrot, and DIR. Rudolph Matos, a
young physician. This additional force of
physicians were cordially welcomed There
have been forty new cases reported and ole
death, that of p. O'Malley, late inspector OF
customs, and who served in the Fourth
United States Cavalry during the war. There
are fourteen sick at Fort Brown. Quaran-
tine was put on against Matamorss to-day,
owing 10 the fact that many persons who
came on this side OF the river did not again
return, thus violating the slipulations of their
DasEDOrt
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THE STATE CANVASS
A Field Day for the Henry County De-
mOcracy-Speeches by General
g. p. NJ. Turner
And the Hen. y. F. WilsOn-FusseII
Meets More Than His Match at
lockwood.

Special TO the Appeal
PARIS, Tenn, September 12-This wss a
held-day for the Democracy OF Henry coun-
county; one long TO be remembered. Gen
eral G. p. NJ. Turner and the Hon. S. +.
Wilson spoke here to-day to a crowd Of some
800 people. Notwithstanding our farmers
are very busy with their crops, they flocksd
in from every part of the county, filling the
conrteoase to its utmost capacity. For three
hours and half they held the large audi
ence spell-bouud, and round after round of
applause greetedthe mstohlsss eIos uence Of
the speakers, as they showed up the foul COM
bination inaagarated by Hawkins and lis
to defeat the will OF the peo-
pie. They showed up the folly of throwing
away votes on BeasIey, and urged that all
patriots could consistently and ought to sup
port General Bsts-the only man to defeat
law =
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ALEXANDRIA, September I2.-Lieutenant.
Commander Csspee F. Goodrich, the Ameri-
can officer detailed TO accompany the English
army in the Egyptian campaign, has arrived
here, and will report TO Sir Garnet WoIseley
a; the fret opportunity,
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THEca1se Of malarial diseases is said 10
have BEEN Uncovered by Prof. Laveran,
Afrsneh physician of Val-de. Grace. lis
very minute organism, named by him osei-
La' "a HaaId' ia. NJ. Richard, who eunosuced
the discovery in the French Academy Of
Science, has found these microbes in all the
fever patients of the PhilllppeviiIe hospital
in Algeria There are located in the red
bIood-corPufeles, and completely destroy their
contents. They can easily be rendered visi-
ole by treatment with scetic acid, but other
wise It is difficult to detect them in the cor
g'9scles. They look like a necklace of black
beads, with one or more projections, which
penetrate the cell Of llls corpuscle, and osoii-
late or move like whips.
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Land Compl,ca,ion. I'm Iou,.,au.

BATON ROUGE, September Henry
Skipwith appeared before the police jury
and made the following statement: On the
cedipg of Louisiana by France to the United
States the grant did not include the Florida
parishes, said parishes at that time being
Spanish territory, and were taken possession
OF bv General Philomen Thomas, and that
the United States illegally disposed of these
the parish are the legal owners, by right OF
couQues, the United States never having
acquired national right to possession. He
advises the prosecution of their claims be-
fore Con0ress
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General Wolseley made personal recon
noissahce this morning. He was accom-
panied by the duke of Connaught and Gen.
erais Lowe, Willis and Wilkinson. He re-
turned after gaining a clear idea OF the
enemy's position. This is the last reconnois-
sance before the battle
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3 it a grand suecessi
The Baltimore Ortole Ue,ebra,,e..

BALTIMORE, September 1.-THE sixtv-
eighth anniversary of the battle of North
Point, which begins the annual Oriole festi-
val, was celebrated to-day with more than
usual ceremony and display. The unveiling
of the monument TO Colonel Arnistead
took place shortly after noon. All the city
authorities were present and vast concourse
of people. A competitive drill took place at
Druid Hill Park, which was Witnessed by
fully $4,000 people. The first prize, $3.50,
was awarded to the Washington Light In.
fantry; the second, $500, to the Scranton
City Guards, and the third, $3.50, to Com
pany A, Fifth Maryland. Many festivities
tonight. The celebration will be continued
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
United States Bonds Red eemed Under
the VariOus Calls-Regfstered
Bonds sfolen.
fhs wheat CroB-Oiie of Diekson's Lies
NafIea-LteutenantH Hsrber Heard
From.

WAsHN4roSs, September 12-Lieutenant
HARDER writes from Yakutsk, June 22d, as
follows: 81 hope to reach hut called
Matrai, near the center of the Lena Delta,
about July Sd. Here 1 will establish a
provision depot, and at once commence
search for the people who were oh tieuten-
ant Chipps cutter. ! propose now to make
our first search to the westward of the de-
pot, which will probably occupy the greater
part of July. During August 1 will make
search to the eastward. SIS far as the lava
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Hsrremains.will be taken TO the. Memphis bury
ing ground for removal.
Dedicatad hY her father. ALNA SNEAD.
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The Te1a. r,e.lsh olliser'. Report

WAsHtNeToS, September 12-The State
health officer of Texas informs the surgeon-
general of the Marine Hospital Service that
no yellow-fever exists outside the lower cor
don, ard that the health officials are of the
opinion that the upper Gordon, from Corpus
Christi TO Laredo, 100 miles, can safely be
abandoned within few days. The Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury will direct that this
be abandoned in two or three days, and will
order strengthened lower Gordon on the
Arroyo, thirty miles from Brownsville.
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MELVILLE
Aud the Other Arctic Heroes 10 Have
Grand Reception To-day
i'm New York.

New YORK, September 12.-Mayille, Nor
ris, Nindeman and CommanderfAerry. of the
Rodgers, are expected to arrive here to-mor-
row on the Parthia, which left Liverpool on
Monday of last week. A committee of ipfu-
entlal citizens and of the Board of Aldermen
With, With &c dctS fuSeTs s=zrr
ex-engineers, go down the bay on Mr.. Will
liam P. Clyde's steam yacht to welcome the
Arctic heroes on their return home. din
ner is to be given TO them at Delmonico's,
which will be aswelI affair.
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Twenty New Casesat Pensacola

PENSACOLA, FLA, September l2.-There
were twenty new cases and three deaths to-
day. Total cases to date, Sl4 and twenty
deaths. DIR. Fordham, of The Board of Health,
has been down two days with fever. 1t is re-
ported he is doing WE'LL Major John
OBrieD, city editor of the Commercial, died
last night. The Relief Committee and
Board of Health have on duty 100 nurses.
Everything possible is beiog done by the
several Aid Associations. A great number
OF unaccimated persons have Doubt essly
added TO the fury of the disease.
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The GRAND JUBILEE.
A Citizens Meeting Called for Thursday
Night at the Cotton Exchange.

The following-named gentlemen, together
with all others who have the interest of
Memphis at heart, are requested to meet at
he Cotton Exchange Thursday evening, at
o'clock, to consider plans for the grand
jubilee next month, and also to devise means
for the entertainment of our guests from the
surrounding country who will be here on
that day. The celebration will take place on
the "freeday" of the race meeting, and every
one should lend helping hand toward max
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ESTABLISHED 1910,

A CORRESPONDENT writes to the Msncbes-
ter GEardian that something like crisis in
the cotton trade at Oldham is beginning to
be felt. The weeks stoppsge for the recent
holidays should have been the rule, not the
exception. Short time will soou be COM
pulsOry unless there Is an unexpected change
for the better,
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sTEAMeOAT INs6Ec1IoN.

A NEW LOCAL BOARD EsTABLIsHED AT
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-The Acting
Secretary of the Treasury to-day gave orders
for the establishment of local board of in
spectors of steam vessels at Gsllipolis, Ohio.
Frederick Ford, formerly assistant inspector
of hulls at Wheeling, w. Va, and
Lansing v. Applegate, formerly assistant
inspector of boilers at Cincinnati, have been
appointed members of the new board and in
structed to proceed to Gallipolis at once and
establisb an Office there
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MEMPHIS TENN, WEDNESDAY SEPTEN1E
Delehooty, Of Coboes, was chosen pernanent

Delehooty, of Coboes, was chosen permanent
chairman. He urged the domination ofAs-
setnbly candidates in the various districts -
Resolutions adopted require the abolition
OF convict contracts in prisons and reforms-
tory institutions; the abolishment of tene-
ment cigar factory, and the enforce
ment of the compulsory educational
act, the reduction of the hours
Of labor 10 ten hours day, the establish
ment Of bureau of labor statistics, the re-
peal of all sections of the penal code that
aim 20 prevent the lawful assembling of
workingmen and women in the State for the
protection of their industrial interests, and
all employers of labor TO pay cash, weekly,
in lawful money for labor REFORMED
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Iron and Steel Manufacturers Conven-

CREssoN SPRINGS, Pa, September r.
The National Convention of Iron and Steel
Manufacturers and Iron Ore Producers,
c. lied for the purpose of considering the
whole question of duties on iron ore, iron
aud steel, and their various forms, and tin
plate, and to adopt schedule of duties
hereon, to be submitted to the Tariff Com
missiod for its consideration, meets here at
$50 o'clock this afternoon. The conven-
tion is the largest representation of the iron
snd steel interests that has ever assembled
in this country, and promises TO be very
harmonious.
After considerable discussion the conven-
ton adjourned to 10 o'clock tomorrow.
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kICE A. PIERCE
Is for Bate. and In Making His Own
Canvass Will Say So Plainly.

UNION CITY, TENN. September II, 1882
J. T. Hillsman or J. ]. Vertrees, Nashville Tenn:
In answer TO your telegram to DIR. T. j.
Edwards, have TO say / have never been
otherwise than for General Bate, and in full
accord with the platform and the party, and
the special from Milan to the Banner was
without my approval, knowledge or consent.
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The American Agricultural Association
will hold its third convention at the
Grand Pacific HOtel, Chicago, commenc-
ing Wednesday, December 18th, and con-
tinuiug three days. Addresses will be de-
livered and papers read by the ablest and
beet known agriculturists, scientists, and pub
lie men Of the country. Questions will Re
discussed relating to agriculture s1d kindred
foDics
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SPORTING RECORD.
Last Day Of the FairmOunt Field Trials
Summary for the Week-Names
Of the Winners.
Second Day Of the Lexington Fall Meet
ing-Tr0tting at TOledO-The
Diamond Field.

BUFFALO, September 12.-Bufalos, g;
Troys, 4.
CLEVELAND, September 12.-Clevelands,
6; Bostons, 8.
CHICAGO, September 12.-Chicagos, 8;
Providences, f.
CINcINxAT1, September 12.-Cincinnatis,
4; iLouisvilles, 10.
PHILADELPHIA, September 12.-Alleghe-
mics, s; Athletics, 6.
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ENGLAND

LoNGFELLow's MEMORIAL COMMITTEES.
LONDON, September 12.-Profs. Owen
Macfarren and Max Muller, the Rev. Canon
Farrer and the Rev. Joseph Parker, DIR.
Siemens, DIR. Andrew Clark, Charles Mackay
aud DIR. w. B. Richardson, royal scademi-
=-rr.z,= End fAe111as sFooins=, Efzsmtis WIZ
son, E. L. Blanchard, Henry Broadhurst,
member of Parliament, and Lord George
Hamilton, member of Parliament, have
joiued the Committee on the Memorial to
Longfellow.
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General orders have been issued for for
ward movement of the whole. army. The
tents and baggage will be transported by
railroad 20 the nearest point to the British
encampment. No bugles are sounded after
sunset. The Royal West Kent regiment,
the Nineteenth HusSars, and two companies
of engineers remain 10 guard the camp.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Preparation. for 9 Grand Celebration
on MONDAY Next.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, September 12.-Prepara-
lions are Being made to celebrate in grand
style the completion Of the Natchez, Jackson
and Columbus railroad to this point, and the
laying of the conversions of the new Metho-
dist church on THURSDAY next. A large
crowd is expected.
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COnhrnatiOnr

The following telegram was also sent to
the Nashville papers:
UNION CITY, September II, 1882.
The telegram published in the Banner OF
the 9th instant announcing my nomination
by the Milan convention as a victory for
State-credit Democracy, and representing me
as a candidate against the field of readjuet-
ers, does ME, as we'll as the Democrats gener-
ally of this district, great injustice. / do not
indorse the same. 1t is well known by all
that L am for Bate and in accord with the
Democratic platform. The convention was
composed of both wings of the party, and
ton. RICE A. PIERCE.
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The Briii.hers Win the First Prize.

match todsV ao5 yeras Canfain ne sail p1 %
the British team, won the first prize.
In the short range, all-comers team m atch
the British rifemen carried off the prize
Their aggregate scores were 124, and an al
lowance of six points for shooting with mill.
tary rifles. The prizes ranged from ten tc
thirty points. The Michigan State team
were also among the vinners
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Trnttipe nt Toledo.

ToLEDo, September 12-The fall meeting
of the Tri-State Trottipg Association opened
to-day. The weather was perfect, the track
in the best possible condition, and the at
tendance larger than on the first day of any
previous meeting.
First Race.-2:50 class; purses aggregating
2:S13.
Second Race-2:25 class; purses same as
in first. Joe Burker won. Time-2:264,
2l243, 2.28, a:2T.
Third Racs.-Running race; half mile
heats. Won by Louise in two straight heat
Time-2:521, 2:53
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LIE NAILED.

Mr.. DIcKsoN's STATEMENT FLATLY DENIED
BY MR.. FALLS.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-Alexander
+. Falls, the lawyer referred to in Dickson's
statement as having attempted to bribe Juror
Holman, has pronounced the statement
false. He says he does not know Holman.
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Fire Chiefs in convention.

CINCINNATI, September 12.-The National
Convention of Fire Chiefs of the United
States and Canada met at noon to-day with
200 people in attendance. An address of
welcome was made by Mayor Means, and re-
sponded to by the president of the associa-
ton, G. Wait Taylor, chief of the fire de-
partment of Richmond, Va. Captain Eyre,
OF the London (Englsnd) fire brigade, is
here attending the convention. The session
will continue three days.
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LONDON, September 12-The great York
shire handicap was won by Belial; Reveler
second, Princess Bladud third.
The Champagne stakes were won by
Hauteaur; Macbeth second, Chiselhurst
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ThsLITTLEHAvANA COMPANY

All the new styles of WALL PAPER, for 1882. nov
in fun stoc K. We solicit your inspection.
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New y.,k state Labor Convention.

BUFFALO, n. Y, September 12.1At noon
the State Labor Convention assembled to de.
eide whether a labor ticket should be put in
the field. Joseph C. Barney was elected
temporary charms an, and a recess was taken.
Upon the convention reassemblins, Joseph
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. SNecessitv ia the

- aNecessity is the mother of invention"
Diseases OF the liver, kidneys and bowels
brought forth that sovereign remedy Kidney
Wort, which Is natures normal curative fer
all those dire complaints. In either liquid
or dry form it is a perfect remedy for those
terrible diseases that cause 20 many deaths.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce Elec-

CNcINNATI September 12.-The election
of officers of the Chamber of Commerce this
afternoon brought out the largest vote ever
polled, nearly 100. The count was not fin
ished till nearly midnight Captain james
d. Parker, of Parker, Wise & Co., was
elected president; vice-presidents, n. Curtis,
w. w. Peabody, Frank Kinsey, Michael
Ryan; treasurer, Richard n. Cush; secretary,
John A. Tovusley.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, KY, September 12.-The sec.
ond day of the fall meeting was quite sue
ctssful. The weather and track were good
The speed was very fine. In the first rsce-a
selling race, for purse of $3.50, one and a
quarter miles, with eight in the racs-Square
Dance got the start aud kept it to the finish
with Patti vainly struggling to overtake her
and Farragut practically out of the race.
In the second race, three-q quarter mile
heats, Lizzie S. won both heats easily; Flora
being the contendins nag in each heat.
The third rase was a three-quarter mile
dash, for two-year old colts. Ascender, the
favorite, won handily. Wayward, backt d
heavily to win, jumped the fence and slipped
his stife. The start was made without him.
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THE LAST REooKNoIssANcR. :

ARRANGING FOR : GENERAL ATTACK.
General Wolseley has left camp in order
20 arrange for an attack by all the forces now
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BED.

1 6NkAD-l01alL EMMA SlEAD- OOIH 11ht
9. 1882: died September IL 1852 daughter Of J. A.
| and Mary Ann SneAd. baltimore papers please
4 FATRBR'S LAST TRIBUTE
'Tis farewell, NELLIE,
Our little darling,
We, though grieved
To part from thee,
Must give thee to the
God who blessed Us
With 50 sweet q babe as thee
Thou art gone
Now 9 bright little angel
Yes, bright and EpotIess
As q lamb,
To yon bright world
Where angels drelleth,
Ger TO be in the keeping
OF our Heavenly Fathers hand
Yes, farewell, NELLIE,
We hope greet thee
After terrestrial life Is DER
In yon eternitys nearing shore;
God grant us this,
We ask more.
We hope TO meet thee in heavenly love,
Yes, meet them all that's gone above
Hsrremains,win be taken TO the. Memphis bury
ing ground for removal.
Dedicated by her father, ALNA SNEAD.
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The fairmount Field Trials Ended.

PARAMOUNT, MINI, September 12.-The
National American Kennel Clubs field trials
nave ended. ------,--~------
Summary for the week: Prince Noble
winner in the puppy derby; Dow, winner of
the fr~t sep in the free for ali, closely FOL-
lowed by Sue.
Appended are the special prizes:
The Pennsylvania State Field Trials As
sociation offered cup valued at $50 for the
best dog or bitch owned in the State of Penn
syllvania and run in each stake; won by the
pointer Dan, with Count bod in for Sec
ond cup.
The Friend of field trials, resident at Pitts
burg, offers $50 cash for the beat dog or bitch
entered and run by an individual, club or
association, making the most entries in the
American field derby; Count bod winner.
An admirer of pointers, resident at Bur-
lingtop, Ia, offers $40 cash for the best
pointer entered and run. In this heat Dan
scored another victory.
The sportsmen of Fairmount offer $50 cash
for the best pointer or setter dog or bitch in
the free-for-all, whose handler has not worked
a dog in previous trial; divided between
Gertrude and Rock.
The trials have been a success.
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the special prizes:
The Labor situation a, piltshurs.

PIrTsBURG. September 12.-The iron 6n-
ishers, who are an influential element in the
Amalgamated Association, have called a
meeting for tomorrow to consider a with
drawal from the society. These men num-
Der 5000 in this district. President Jarrett
gives the opinion that they are acting very
badly, but the leaders declare their determi-
nation to end the strike, which promises no
profit to them. Otherwise there is no change
in the situation.
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Conex Island Races.
The Great YORKSHIRE Handicap.

New YORK, September 12.-In the Coney
Island races Bootiack, Jim McGowan
Marathop, Lucky B., Duchess of Eorfolk
and 5Eerna6iue were the WiuUers
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The Egyptian Cetton Crop.

ALEXANDRIA, September 12.-Reports
from the interior of Egypt state that the
cotton crop promises well. The estimated
yield is 100000 kautars below the average.
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The Bettinx Against Ihe HiIIsdaIe

LONDON, September l2-Betting on the
race between the Hillsdale crew and the crew
of the Thames Rowing Club is two to one
against the Hillsdales.
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south Carolina Republican Convep,ron

COLUMBUS, September 12.-The Republi-
can Convention organized by electing S. j.
Lee, colored, temporary chairman, and J. s.
Little, white, temporary secretary. The
temporary organization was declared perma-
nent organization. The remainder of the
day was spent in discussion, and the conven-
tion adjourned until tomorrow.
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SUMMARY.

First Race. One and a quarter miles
Square Dance won; Patti second, Lutestring
third Time-2:10.
Second Race.-Three-quarter mile heats.
Lizzie S. won; Flora second, Barometer
third, Garland fourth, George Hakes fifth,
Ballet distanced. Time-11S, 1:l7.
Third Raee.-Three-q quarter mile dash for
two-year old colts. Ascender won; Cardinal
McClosky second, Violator third. Time
1:17t.
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American women's Suffrage Conven-

OMAHA, NEB., September 1.-THE Amer
ican Women's Suffrage Association convened
in this city this evening and the opening adj
dress delivered by Mrs. Ada NJ. Bitterbinder,
president of the association. Mrs. Lucy
Stone Blackwell, of Boston, and DIR. Black
well delivered addresses. Governor Hoytl
of Wyoming, speaks tomorrow night.