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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

The Absttoir Company Just organized
ahoSld have all the help The Tsxing-Districi
and tic county can give. The railroads.
pursuing their own interests, will afford II
all the facilities possible. With an obaaoi'
1sinttd meats will be impossible, and the
wholesale theft Of cattle, Of which complaint
is frequently made in the adjacent country,
will come to sn end, as the public inspector
of the abGttoir will exam inc all cattle, sheep
and hogs before being killed, and will note
the marks and peculiarities of each. By all
,.. LET ma have the dbuft0ir
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

the people. Corporations seem TO think d at
they are omnIpotent; that they can make
and unmake senators, representatives and
judges, and muzzle the press, The voice OF the
people. But it is not safe for them to ven
tDre too far in that belief. The people in
tend to rise above all corporations, and assert
their power over them, and the people of
Missouri will not be behind in this event. /
shall do all within my power to protect the
great interests of these corporations In Mis-
souri, as long as they are subordinate to the
laws and welfare of the people, but il, how
ever, any rights belonging TO the people OF
this State have been invaded by these cor
porate powers, 1 will in due time direct the
proper attention to it, and the wrongs will
be corrected under judicial FORMS"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30
BONNET CARRIE CREvAssE
To be CIOse<a-An Additional Allotment
for the Purpose.

BATON ROUGE, September 29.-Actipg on
the request of the City Council of New Or
leans, Gov. MeEnery has approved an addi-
tionsl allotment of $4,000 for the closing
OF Bonnet Care crevasse. This action in
cures he closing of the crevssse, and will
have the effect of restoring clear salt water
TO Lake Pontchsrtrain instead OF muddy
Mississippi river water, which has filed The
basin several years past. Watering places
all along the Mississippi sound will also be
greatly benefited by Inc absence of muddy
water
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

oEE of the most encouraging signs Of the
times is the promptness with which, at Pres
ident Haddens request, property-owners put
down new or repair old sidewalks. At she
rate this. good work, and that of paving
roadways With stone, is going oD, Memphis
will in two years be one of the best paved
cities in-fba aIT,;on
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

ARABI PAsHA has sunk to The degrading
level of a suppliaut Tor his life. He saws
he is sorry; hat be did not know the Eu
glish had 50 large army, or be would no.
have gone to war. Even his Land League
admirers must have contempt for him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

The Supreme Court of New York has re-
Gently given decision ~ csse respecting
the iurisdictio OF cemetery authorities 1t
is of opinion not only that the trustees can
prescribe reasona BILE regulations for the con-
structiou of monuments and tombstones, but
that the authorities of the cemetery may re-
ouire the construction 10 be done under the
supervision of one OF their sgenis. They
Cannot, however, force the owners OF lots to
have the work done by persons in the en-
pIcy of the cemetery, nor BY men whom the
truslees may indicate. The inspection OF
ahe erection Of memorial stones cannot ex-
tend TO an interference beyond the point CT
securing an agreement with the rules OF the
amaferv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

ACCORDING to q recent census bulletin.
eleven States, including Alabama, Delaware.
Georgia, Maryland, Maine, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, Vermont
and Virgins, have seot into other States a
greater Duuber of their nstive-born people
than their whole population amounted to in
1890
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You-Resideut Notice.
Hon-ResIdent Notice.

No. $3.50 Jim the Chaneery Court of Shelby
county. Tenn--The State Of Tennessee va WIN.
z BStleret al.
TT appearing from bill which Is sworn IN this
i cause that the defendant. Ala Hodges, is resi-
dent of the State OF Arkansas that R. A PsIker il
Scott u resident of St Louis Missouri, that Hiu-
ME ". Myeu Is II sident of Holly Springs. Mis-
sissipni, that Edward w. Brooks Is resident OF
Georgia, that Robert Law Is resident OF the State
OF Ohie that Thomas Ieech Is q resident Of Liver
pool England, that william johnson IL q resident
of North Carolina, that Benjamin W. Bedford IL q
resident Of the State of Mississippi. that William
Powell ana =. A Tyler executors Of W. g. Townes,
deceased are ekidenfs Of Mississippi and Texas,
respectively that Mary Boro II rexidens OF Penn
syivsnia. that W. h Hfoel and vile, Dorzh z
Hide1. rexicentS o. the stAte Of Georgia, that
Palma. and Charles Palma residents Of the State
Of Kentucky. that John h Jones and wife. Georgia
C. Jones, residents of St. Louis, Missouri, IA !
the names and places OF residence OF tne heirs OF
J. W. Westcott are unkno En and cannot be ascer-
txined after diligent inquiry. that Edith Whitta-
kerls rez5ent of the state OF Indiana. that Mat
ne A. Chance lor ard husband, C. ". chancehoI
residents Of BsltimOre, Marylspd, aud that ali
of the above named parties are Hon.residents OF
the State of Tonnessee
Its thereto e ordered, That they make their ap-
pe2Eznee herein, At the Co0rIhouse Of shelby
Monday In November lss2 and plead answer OF
demur 70 complainaDt's amended bill j." fled
herein, September n, iee2. or the same vfil b
taken Tor confessed - TO them aud set for heafnQ
exparte; and that Copy Of this order he pub
hshed orce week. for toqI sueeessiye weeks. II
ber, 1ss2. 4 copy-Attkst
- ROhEkT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BIZ J. n BRADLEY, Deputy Clerk and Master.
y. 4erWetner spd z. =. Dix, sols- for Compft
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

The venerable Marshal Canrebert Lives in
a small house in Paris, in the Rue de Maris-
nan 1t is plainly furnished, for, like most
French soldiers, be is careless Of luxury, and
nxys little attention 10 fine arts The mar
sbal. nov seyenty-three years old, is man
of medium sizs. with curly gray hair, a
snowy beard, a high, intellectual forehead,
and sesr, brilliant eyes
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WALSH sENTENcED TO HAkG

Coercion act.
WALSH SENTENCED TO HANG.
The brother Of Wslsh, who wss hsuged at
Galway, has 5cce.n 5icen found guilty as accessory
10 the murder OF Constable Kayanash, at
Lsttsrfrach. The jury recommended Walsh
to mercy on account of his youth. The jury
also recommended Walsh TO mercy because
there was NO positive evidence, they ssid,
that he actually fred the shots which
cause Kavansgh's death. The prisoner
was very violent and shouted loudly
that the witness had given false evil
dence. He was sentenced 10 be hanged
October 2Stb. Judge Lawson said he would
forN ard the iury's recommendation TO the
proper quarter, but be gould hold out NJ
hope to the prisoner that it would be faTora-
bly, acted upon. Walsh again became
greatly excited, spd cried out that justice
would yet overtake his false aecqsess.
Mr.. GRAY's CASE.
Judge Lawson announces that he will
make statement to morrow in connection
with the case of Mr.. Gray, proprietor of the
Freemaa's Journal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

The New York Herald publishes statistics
as to the taxable values of that State, from
u-hich we learn that the assessed value oil
-, .>tate is over $2,34O,0o0.OOo. The as
sessed valut,, however, ia oiten'imes only one
half and never n >ore than thres-iourtns Oh 'ne
market value. II is sale 10 saa my pel
cent. to those figures, W. - ~ ovsr
actual value Of the real esta.@ ~
$500, 100000. The personal prC. ny - ~.
is $S4O,OOOOOO. Multiply by ten to -
actual amount in existence, according TO
estimates of Ibe assessors, and we have sS.-
900. In other words, the material
wealth of the State of New York at cash
valuation is nearly, if not fully, the enor-
NOUS sum of $7,OOO,O 900 900. More than the
total valuations of all the Southern States
put together.
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A Dignifisd and Sterling Institution.

YTlHE Gulf CITY M4TRrMONIAL ASS0CIA-
TON 81 St Michael street Mobile, Ala, has
o chatter for twenty years. and isues Certiheates
as follows: In class and b, members can marry
Al the expfration of three mouths In class and
D. day department, members can marry at any
time after joining. In class Z, members can marry
bers can marry at the expiration oi two months
This association pays certificates promptly when
due and none OF It's corporators are permitted 70
specu ate. For particulars. csu on Or address s2
81 Michael street Mobile, Ala Mention this paper.
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If the names of those who have been
robbed by the matrimonial associations were
published, the public would be sur prised to
find those of men who can count their hun
drsds Of thousands of dollars. "The specu-
Iative fever is so strong when its on fellow
that he will put up the money on almost
anything where he knows big returns are
promised, even If ne knows il is a sRiudie."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

The New York Indicator warns the manu-
f4cturers of the East that the South begins
to manufacture, the factories of the West be-
gin to supply the local markets, and so they
must think of finding a market elsewhere
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ST. LOUIS, September 29.-Mercantile
business was COED all week, and steady, firm
prices. The only change noticeable was an
advance of 4c on refined sugars. Money
strong at 8 per essf.
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INTERNATIONAL CABLE CONFERENCE.
PARIS, September 29.-The International
Conference meets October 10Th, TO discuss
the protection OF submarine cables.
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IT WILL delight the Woman's Couvention
now in session at Omaha TO learn that Miss
Mary Hail has been admitted 10 the Bar-of
Connscticut by order of Chief-Justice Park,
otrIhe Supreme Court Of that State, not
,1Mitkstasding very narrow and bitter opPo-
sitioa By lawyers who ought to set an exon
pie of kbersliiy and advancement. Chief
Justice Park ends nothing to exclude Miss
Hal and others Of her sex in the statute
providing that the "SnPsriOr Court may
admit a. attorneys such persons as are
qualified therefor" Neither is he moved
by the references of counsel TO contrary de,
clssons in Mass achusetts, Wisconsin and lii
ncis. He believes the statutes Of his own
State "too clear to admit of any reasonable
question as TO the interpretation and effect
the courts ought to give il, and pubiie ln'er'
est, (which ia benefited by every legitimate
use of individual ability" points toward the
position taken by him.
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{ Two tons Of arsenic dnmpAA -...o .L.
Passaic river has excited the people of
Jersey City to an alarming degree, but the
doctors say there is no occasion for alarm, as
the dilution is more complete than even
homeopathists usually effect for patients.
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Imp.oved az PItfsburg.

PIrTsBuRe, September pa material
Improvement in the general business is no.
ticeable since the ending OF the strike and
the resumption of the mills. Manufscturers
aud merchaHts are NOV hopefal OF good
fall trade, and the outlook is encouraging.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE mercantile firm OF WATERMAN BEAN,
L stDumas StaLlon, Ark, is and has been dis
sJlved by the death of C4ptsin A. Bean. The un-
dersignfd will remain at the old stand and as sur
v1vlng partner wind up all the Affairs and business
Of the late firm. All persons indebted to the old
firm of WATERMAN d BEAN will set. e with ne
and all claims against said firm Will be adjusted
oy me. G. WATERMAN
Surviving partner of the late irm OF Waterman &
Bean.
DuMAs ARK Sentkmher 1S 1880
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The Twinkling Star Marrisge Association
will twinkle no more forever. 1t twinkled
its last yesterday. Its light has gone ont, and
several persons In consequences have been
Ieft-in the dark.
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IRELAND.

ALL SUSPECTS RELEASED.
DUBILN, September 29.-Ail the suspects
in custody have been released IN view of the
expiration tomorrow of tie term of the
Coarcinu act
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Boomfnx .t New orleans.

New ORLEANS, September 29.-General
business during the past week has been very
good. The money market was stringent, buI
it is expected to be easier the coming week.
Crops are abundant beyond anything here
tofore known In this State. There is but one
sentiment, and that is that an era of activity
and nrosneritv Ia now setting in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

FEARS are entertained in New York that
the ruin occssioned by the failure of Alonzo
Follett, of that city, is not half known, aud
a general examination is being made by
downtown firms for which he collected, in
o,d.r to discover if any of their creditors
hsva uttered. One of the victims OF this
r..c.l u.s Mr.. E. G.. Tuttle, formerly in the
.r,i6ciaI flower business, ard who was
said to be worth sl2o,OOo. de Is reported
10 have been entirely wiped out, and In his
old age finds himself beggared. But Follett
!. not thus reduced. Inquiries recently in
stitu,ed show that Mr.. Folletr's elegantly
.ppoiuted farm in Massachusetts,, ieu
miles from Boston, and upon which he "a
reported TO have expended from slO0, 600 10
Sl25, 600, stands in his wife's name and
cannot be reached by his creditors.
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con=ressioDaI nominations.

:. ONEIDA, n. Y, September 29.-The Rspub-
icans OF the Twenty-fourfh District nomi-
mated Newton w. Nutting for Congress.
DEDFohD, Pa, 6-pae1aber zs.-Ihe 1nd.-
tric. nominated DIR. w. d. Hall, of Altoona,
for Congress.
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Masonic NaIice.

DEM ROYAL ARCH HCHAPTER,No. p
J. RA.M.-Will meet in special convo- ~
cation this (SATURDAYJ nignt, sept wv
Arch De<ree.
Visiting companions fraternally invited.
By order c. w. MOSBY, NJ. E. H.P.
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Satisfactory af Chicago.

CHICAGO. September 29.-The wholesale
trade of the city the past week has been in
very satisfactory condition, The weather
has been pleasant and autumn like. Money
market quiet.
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ESTABLISHED 1910. \

The chapter of matrimonial association
rascality which We publish this morning is
what Horace Greeley would call mighty iu-
teresting reading"
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IT was q wicked thing to put down wooden
pavement in Memphis after the experience
we have had and in face of It's condemnation
BY scientific experts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

JACKSON, Miss, September 29.-Dr. Writ
johnson, secretary of the State Board of
Health, has reliable Information that there
is no yellow fever at WesEon.
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Des,ruetive rrHfRIdeeway, Pa.

ENroRIUM, Pa, September 2s.-Esrly
this morning 9 ere broke out in the Demo
eroi Office at Ridgeway. Seventeen OF the
principal building places we're burned, In
Guiding both printing Offices. Ioss, $780,
900; insurance. $4,000.
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Boston, September 29.-General business
during the past week was very satisfactory.
Shipments OF shoes this week, So SCI cases,
against 81, 1S5 the corresponding week last
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-30

The latest styles Of boots and shoes at
NoegeL d Co.'S, 271 Main street, opposite
Court square.
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No. $3.50 Jim the Chancery Court of Shelby
county. Tenn--The State Of Tennessee Va WIN.
z BHtleret al. %
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Good Mt Rostou.

PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-Trade in
most departments WAS moderately active the
psst week, but the prices of several leading
articles were unsettled and lower
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ac,ive n, CincInna,t.

CINcINNATI, September 29.-Iu general
business there bag been gratifying increase
in volume, owing to the presence of SO many
visitors to the exposition. Money firm at
6(AT ner rent
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SCHEMERS FOILED.
Details Of the Villainous Plans Of the
Star-Routers to Disgrace Mr..
Brewster.
Contagious Diseases-The National Boar d
OF Health Doing Good and Ef6-
eieBt Work.

WASHINGTON, September 29.-Mrs. De-
Long was at the Navy Department this
morning with Engineer Melville, and had
long interview with Secretary Chandler
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THE MEDICINE MEN.
The Sessions of the Trf-state MEDICAL
Society af:Terre Haute Closed.

three days session OF the Tri-State Medical
Society has closed, and the members left for
their homes to day. DIR. Mcknight, of Lon
don, was present at the meeting, and ad-
dressed the society. DR.. J. E. Links paper
on alcohol as a successful auestheiic, was an
interesting feature of The last session. He
reported that whisky, admins stered in one
and half and two ounce doses every ten or
fifteen minutes, will produce au@sthesis.
DR.. Hughes, in paper on the mental status
of Guiteau, maintained that the assassin
was insane. A committee was appointed 10
examine the sanitary condition of Terre
Haute. Officers we're elected for the en-
suing year as follows: President, DIR. Will
liam Porter, st. Louis, Mo; Vice-Presidents,
Joseph Eastman, Iudianapolis, Ind; Joseph
I'll. Fletcher, Hend d-rson, KY, AID DIR. Cham
bers, OF Illinois; Secretary, G. w. Burton
Mitchell; Treasurer, +. w. Beard, Vincenues,
Ind; Chairman Of the Committee OF Ar
rapgements, I. B. Harvey, indianapolis, Ind.
A Kick in Riehmond Medical Circles.
RICHMOND, VA, September 20. - Gov.
Cameron a few days ago appointed a new
Board of Visitors for the Medical College of
Virginia, of this city, thereby summarily
dispIscing the old board. This action
caused much excitement and indignation in
medical circles and was severely criticised
by The press snd public. The old board,
upon legal advice, determined 10 hold over,
claiming that the governor had no right 10
remove them; that be could only fill vacan-
cies, and that no vacancies existed. The
new board to-day went to the Medical Col.
lege to take possession. They were mot by
police, who-arrested the party.
The physicians arrested were soon re-
Leased, and they waited upon the governor.
After The conference, resolution was adopt
ed notifying each member of the faculty
that this board will proceed tomorrow at 4
them lt6s faculty. shall not, for participa-
tfon in the illegal proceeding, be removed
from the position as professors in the college.
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speaking. Mr.. Simmons has also recently
modelled statue Of Neduss, showing her
al the moment when 6rst she sees the incipi-
ent Transformation of her locks. and The
pained, shrinking expression craven by the
artist upon her face is described as singularIy
truthful and lfelike. The figure is life
sizsd, and will be twice copied in marble.
one copy being destined for London and the
other fnr fhis cnnnfrr =
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YELLOW-FEVER.
FIny.svo New Cases at Pensacola.
no Fever nj Wessan,

PENSACOLA, September 29.-Fify-two new
cases and eleven tesths. Total cases to date,
73l; deaths, IS.
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CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH Still
DOING GOOD WORK.

THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH STILL
DOING GOOD WORK.
WAsHINeTos, September 29-Dr. Rauch,
Illinois's Superintendent Of health, is here
TO confer with the authorities of the Ma
tionai Board of Health Tomorrow a. 10 the
smallpox inspection service on emigraut
trains. The board has given nolice that,
owing 10 the reduced appropriations, it will
be necessary to abolish this service ON Octo-
Der 1st. DIR. Rauch will endeavor to have
the service continued until December Let.
By that time the tide of immigration for thai
year will have practically ceased, and the
state authorities will be better able
TO 4 ontrol the disease The .iusrsc-
tio- service has proved very bene-
hci- !. Since the LIST OF July the decrease of
the smallpox In Illinois has been eighty-two
per cent, and this decrease is considered to
be due ,ia Large measure. to this inspection.
The National Board Of Health will ur-
doubtedly grant the request, provided the
means can be found TO pay the inspectors.
No further danger is anticipated this season
from the yellow-fever, although il continues
bad at Pensacols. The National Board is
now expeuding $3.50 daily at that city TO re-
lieve the sufferers and 10 prevent the spread
of the disease. The reports from New Or
leans are that such precautions have beeo
taken that it is not expected that the fever
will appear there this season