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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-11

TIE lady applicants for positions in the
interior department, under the recently
authorized increase in the clerical force, and
who failed 10 receive recognition, held an
Indignation meeting at Washington last
night. and organized the Woman's National
Labor Organization. Resolutions were
adopted reciting that women have been ex-
cluded from appointment under the recent
act by the imperative decision of Secretaries
Teller and lincoln. Against this decision
the Haembers Of the organization protest and
declare that th-y win call upon the women
of America and the labor organizations
throughout the land 10 unite with them in
their honest efforts IN behalf of the women
who work for their living.
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wife.Mnrder and suicIde.

chinist on Division street, who has frequent
ly qnsrreled with his young wife, took 4
heroic method of ending their troubles this
afternoon, and taking her TO one eide of their
domicile he asked, "Will you obey me after
this?" Receiving an evasive reply, he pulled
a thirty-two-caliber revolver and fired two
shots into her heart, killing her instantly.
Stepping into an adjoining room he then put
bullet through his own heart. They had
been married two year,, and have one child.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Eew Orleans, August 1O.-Ex-Mayor Pills
bury, of this city, died to-day, aged fifty
eight years
Belvidere, IL, August lot. E. Mum,
az extensive butter and cheese dealer. failed,
with liabilities upward of Sl50,000. No
assets.
Litch6eid, MINI, August l0.-Ihe house
of George Harding, at Forrest City, in this
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Imperiant.

W6sn -oa Wait or leave New YORK city,
!" ue nsI,sSe ,><pressage sad carF.a &c hire, and
sfS AZ f;rSnd Uniq Hotel oPP9slte rape 1,
trat depot -Four hans se a. ~ Coa Go reiuced 10 81
and upwards per day. E leTaior .SgSs and eIe,
piled with the besi. Horse-carS - -. can live
bettsr for less money at me Grand Union tha-- -
say othaf dTst-clAss hotel IN the c'ty
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The st. LsuI- June whea, Deal.

ST LOUIS, August 10.-The board oi
Directors Of the Merchants Exchange, to
whom the decision OF The Committee of Arbi-
lration appointed TO determine price for
the settlement Of the June wheat deal was
appealed, gave decision this noon, making
the price 81 1Sl, and adding five per cent.
damages for moi using proper diligence in
6iii,::ag contracts This price is equivalent to
a shade icas than ST. 244. The decision ap-
plies directly to but single contract, and it
cannot be now stated whether all the shorts
~ settle ori fhfa hasiz
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The Ogden Herald (Mormon), speaking of
the Edmuuds Law, says: "Mormons will still
pursue the even tenor Of their way, as though
there had been no special legislation against
them. The California Ala says it is now
time Mormon polygamy was crushed out.
and that rigid enforcement of the Edmunds
law will do it, Perhaps it will, perhaps it
will not. We shall see. The crushing may
mt all he on the side intended"
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Newbern and Rives. Tennessee, and Fulton, May
field and Paducah. Kentucky. Also, Louisville
and Nashville Railroad from stations between
Memphis and Bowling Green, Kentucky, and sta
tons on the Henderson branch between Guthrie
and Henderson, to Memphis, at fourcen per mile,
round trip, and only for this occasion. Trains
will leave Memphis the 2Sth instant at O'Clock
a m. and at 4 80 pm.
to continuous passage in both directions. Re-
member, this is the LAST OPPORTUNITY THIS
YEAR For further information call on or write
to the following-named Agents:
R. A. WILLIAMS. Passenger Ag't, Memphis, Tenn.
BARNEY HUGHES, Ticket Agent.
27S Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
s. L. FINLEY, Ticket Agent. 27s Main, Memphis,
and Louisville and Nashville Depot, head Main st
d. C. ROBERTS, Gen. Pass'r and Ticket Agent,
Little Rock. Ark
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INDIANAPoLIs;7 August 1o.-The new In
dianapolis BOARDED Trade, with 1000 MEM
bars, was inausurated today. The new
Board of Trade is cous s1lidated of the former
Board of Trade, the Merchants Exchange,
Mercantile. Association, and Produce Ex-
change, and stsrts under the most favorable
circumstances with a fund of $4,000 in the
treasury. Consrztnlatory messages were re-.
ceived from he Boards of Trade and Ex-
changes OF New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chicago, Louisville,
Peoria and ST fonia
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Horse-rhfeves Capturea.

LITTLE Rock, August 10.-Henry Nine
hart, of the Choctaw Nation, brought Lee
Hardin, Edward Puterbrough and w. J.
Sine into Fort Smith to-day. They belong
to gang of horse-thieves operating e1tsn-
sively for several months past 10 the Indian
Nation and northwest Arkansas, and were
overhauled in San Befs county. Sine is
from Harp county, Arkansas, and belongs 10
a pood family
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fnoEa Minnesota are cor.
rect-and there is no 'sSHon - u0o'' '--.n -
as they come from RepuL rs<
recent contest for the Repn.
rion to Congress ih The Fifth dist. - :
of the most shameless ever known.
the candidates made no secrect of his il
tion 10 purchase the honor il money coulo
buy it. "In pursuance of this purpose,"
says the ST. Paul Pioneer Press, she proceeds to
make, perhaps, the most extensive investment
in bummers ever made in the market, where
the supply is large and the price not ex-
travagant Every body who, it was sup.
posed, could influence primary, manage a
convention or control a newspaper, the mem
bers aud chairmen OF the county and district
committees, all the machine men of the
courthouses AMI loch rings of every grade
and color were diligently sought out, and if
purchasable, put under pay. All the politi-
cal traders and hacks aud impecunious
newspaper prostitutes not otherwise engaged
were eager to seek the service of so liberal
an employer" Mr.. Kindred is the man re-
feJred TO. 1t remains to be seen whether a
nomination procured in this way will be in
dorsed at the polls.
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TEXAS expects great results from Law
that has gone into operation there this week
by which the railroad charge for passengers
mile. The increase OF travel is expected to
be SO great that none will be be better
pleased with the change than the railroads
themselves, and trade will be stimulated by
the facilities afforded to travel.
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RaiIway cesebra,son at Louisville.

LoUIsvnLE, August 10.-On the l2.h OF
September, the opening day of the fall meet
ing OF the Louisville Fair Association, Lou
isville, will have grand industrial street
pageant in honor Of the completion OF three
new railroad lines. The Chesapeake and
Ohio, the Chesapeake. Ohio and Southern
and the st. Louis Airline railroads have
just been completed, and Louisville business
men are arranging 10 celebrate the event on
a scale of great grandeur.
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COLONEL ETHEL BARKsDALE, editor of
the Jackson Clarion, was unanimously nomi-
mated for Congress, yesterday by the Demo-
cfats OF the Seventh Mississippi district, over
Charles E. Hooker, the present incumbent.
Colonel Barksdale is true Democrat, and
has done much valuable service for the
party. which in honoring him, only honors
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PENSION CLERKS.
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY TWO PERSONS
RECEIVE APPOINTMENTS.

RECEIVE APPOINTMENTS.
WASHINGTON, August 1O.-There were
422 persons appointed TO clerkships in the
pension Office to-day. The appointments,
classified by States, are as follows: Pennsyl-
yania, 40; New York, 40; Indiana, ST. Onio,
Sc; Illinois, 25; Kentucky, %; Virginia, %;
Michigan, 20; Massachusetts, Il; Connecti-
cut, Is; District of Columbia, IA; New Jer-
sey, 10; Wisconsin, II. The remainder of
the appointments were distributed among
the States and Territories not enumerated IN
the foregoing lisl- Acting Secretary OF the
Interior Joslyn desires it understood that re-
ports imputing animus to the interior de-
partment in discrimnat against females
in these departments are utterly without
foundation. Joslyn says the lady applicants
were not SO well adapted to the peculiar SER
vice required as their male competitors, and
for this reason alone were rejected.
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An.,e., o..1er rnf nrnids.

RICHMOND, Va, August 9.-The Grand
Grove of the Uaited States Ancient Order of
Druids elected the following officers: Most
noble grand arch, Charles Weber, st. Paul; +;
grand treasurer, Phillip Reicnwein, Indian
apolis; trustees, Henry Zsingheim, St; Louis;
J. II. A. Miller, Ciucinnati. The order Is IN
q urosnerons condifion
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Mysterious Disappearanee.

COLUMBUS, o.. August 10-Two boys
named Knepper, aged eleven and thirteen
years, living with man named Legarden,
at Lithopolis, sixteen miles south of here.
have disappeared. They started to pick
blsckberries, and their buckets, shoes and
stockings have been found in the woods.
There is no water within two miles, and
their disappearance Is a mystery.
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National Board OF Charities ard Re
forms.

MARION, Wis, August 10.-The Nations al
Board of Charities and Reforms to-day heard
apaper on "The Education of the Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Under One Administration" by the
Rev. p. Lane, superintendent of the Louisi-
ana Deaf aud Dumb Institute; also another
paper, by B. B. Hunloon, on "Blind Asy-
lums, Proper Part of the Educational Sys-
tenn" and other kindred papers
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The american Lr0elite says: "We take no
stock in dreamland. The idea of the Jews
returning to Palestine is no part of our
creed. We rather believe it is Gods will
that the habitsble world shall become one
holy land, and the human family one chosen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-11

"Do NOT grasp at the shadow and lose the
substance" KIdneyWort is able TO convert
you from a shadow of your former self into
the substance of established health. Said
sufferer from kidney trouble when asked 10
try Kidney Wort for remedy, "I'll try it,
but ii will be my last Dose" 1t cured him,
and now he recommends it to all. If you
have discrdered kidneys don't fail to Try it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-11

The New York Chronicle points out that
ain the present condition of our foreign
trade we are in position 10 feel sensibly
any pressure abroad. With large outstanc-
ing balance against us, Europe could and
zyo,,ld draw upon us for gold, should she
need 1t; and this, coming at a time when
there was drain npou our banks from the
interior 10 move the crops-eVen granung
that the drain may be smaller than
formerly-could not bnt have an adverse
effect upon the market" 30 inter"oven are
the commercial affairs of nation Sith nation,
that far as tue United States are from the
scene Of strife, the Egyptian disturbance is
likely to affect in i serious degree our COM
rnsrcial condition and our cotton and grain
interests. 1t is TO the interest OF business men
70 -aich every changing phase OF struggle
that "a 'donglg agitatipg all the great powers
IF
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NATIONAL RAZAaR

FOR THE PURPOSE OF RAISING FUNDS FOB
THE GARFIELD MONUMENT.
WASHINGTON, August IO.-The Society OF
the Army OF the Cumberland, through It's
Garfield Monument Committee, have de-
termined 10 give, under the provisions OF the
joint resolution OF Congress OF August 8,
1882, national fair and bazaar and indus
trial art expedition in the rotunda of the
United States capitol at Washington, COM
menciRg the 25th of November, 1882, and
ending on the Sd of December. 1882, the OBJ
ject being TO raise the greatest possible
amount OF funds to aid in the erection of
statue at Washington TO the memory and
honor Of Ex. President JAM 8 A. Garfield.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-11

BROWNSVILLE, August 10.-There was
one death from yellos fever here to-day.
There is z decrease IN the number of new
cases. The weather continues cloudy and
rainy
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An UNKNOWN CORPSE
Found Rear the Wreck of the Gold Dusi
No Additional Deaths.

CAIRO. August 10.-An unknown corpse
was found near the wreck Of the Gold Dust
by fisherman this morning. Undertaker
Gardner, who was hurt by casket falling
on him, is doing WE'LL Clerk Lsnglois VIII
recover No further deaths reported.
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county, was burned last evening, and two
children, aged about ,sns and four years
perished in the ere.
Augusts, Ga. Auguss 10.-A construction
train Oh the South C5soliua railroad was
ditched near. BrancbViile, this morning, by
running over 4 COW. Engineer Armstrong
was killed and several railroad employees
slightly wounded.
Ottawa, August 10.-It is announced that
SS,500,O00 OF the S10,090,000 OF the Pacific
railway bonds have been tSken up. The
duke Of Manchester's company took S5,000,-
900, and 1850, 900 were taken up in Toronto.
The remaining S3,000,0o0 were disposed of
In Canada
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VIM. NJ. .WADLEY, president of the
Georgia Central railroad, dropped dead in
the street in Saratcgs, yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Wadley has been connected with raiI-
roads for number OF years, and was we'll
known throughout the South.
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rue Tarin Commissfon.

LeSG BRANCH, August 1o.-The Tariff
Commission resumed its session to-day.
communication was read from 7. w. Mcklt-
trick, silk euifurist, of Memphis, Tenn, ask
ing that a duty Of sixty per cent: be imposed
on imported raw silk, reelsd silk and SIX
eocooas, which are now free.
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE,

Crops in Coahoma County, Miss.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
In Coahoma county the crops of cotton
and corn are the best this year that we have
ever had. They are SO good, in fact, that
out "ahead of the hounds" All have good
gardens. Stock of all kinds are doing well.
Most of the farmers will make enough meat.
Buying corn from the North will be thing
of the past after this season.
HARD TIMES
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Another black Bru1e Hanged.

ATLANTA, GA, August I0.-A negro ac-
cused of outrsging a white girl was taken
out OF iail-l2st night at Newman Ga. and
hung by party of seventy-five men,. He
was tried by the crowd and confessed that he
and another man committed the deed
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lkIEn.

HALL-At Hot Springs, Ark, August 9th, at 10
O'Clock a m, W. A. HALL, aged 81 year,.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-
dence, 12S Vance street, this (FRIDAY) evening at
4o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend.
LEwIS-0n Thursday, August 10. 1882, at the
family residence No. los Fifth street corner Saf
aransl Chelsea, P. o., infant son OF James 4. and
Maggie C. Lewis, aged i've months and four days.
Funeral will take place this (FRIDAY afternoon
at clock. from the residence. Friends and ae-
quaintanees invited to attend
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Na.Ios.l Ee.c.rional Assembly.

OCEAN GRoyK, h. J., August 9;-The
National Educational Assembly closed their
session this evening with an immense
audience. Mr.. Crawford, superintendent OF
education of Tennessee, presided Ia the
morning, when education in the SOUTH was
discussed By DR.. Allen, OF Pittsburg; DIR:
Gregory, OF illinois, and DR.. Hartz-l, oil
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The photographers Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, August 10.-The
Photographers Convention to-day elected
officers for the ensuing year, as follows: J
Z. Beebe, of Chicago, president; W. II
Sherman, of Milwaukee, secretary; ]. H
Reed, of Clinton, Ia, treasurer; executive
committee-J. F. Reyder, of Cleveland; W.
A. Armstrong, of Milwaukee, and the pres.
ident er-o6fcio. Joshua Smith declined
reelection.
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Chicago August 10.-The Amalgamated
Iron Workers Association to-day elected the
following oficers: President, john J Jarrett I;
secret7ry, VIM. Martin; trustees, Samuel S
Wainwright, Wm. Weihe and Edward
Rodgers; treasurer, George W. Perry. Ad-
ionr5ed 10 meet next year in PhiIsdelphia.
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CAPITAL BRIEFS

WAsHINeroN, August 10.-The clerks OF
the National Board OF Health were dismissed
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OTTAWA, August 10.-Lumbermen in the
Ottawa district are excited over the new reg
ulations governing the transportation Of
Canadian iunher into the Limited States II
appears thai lumber which has been I'M
ported as one-iDch boards are really an inch
and a quarter thick. and the United States
government having discovered this, issued an
order which has caused temporary suspen-
sion OF the lumber business
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NEW ORLEANS, August 10-Malachi En-
gland, of Finland, is in the hospital with
yellow-fever. 1t is a mild case. He first
boarded at So North Peter street, nesr where
the Forbes imported case OF yeilow-fever de-
veIoDed
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YELLOw-FEVER.
No Abatement at Mafamoras-Anotber
Case at New Orleans.

LAREDO, TEX, August 10.-Number o.
deaths from fever at Matamoras for twenty
four hours, forty; at Brownsville, thirteen
Fort Brown is in strict quarantine, the post
commander deciding not TO move. The re
lief committee have forwarded $4,000 sub
scribed
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A SARATOGA dispatch announces the death
there of William NJ. Levy, associate justice
OF the Supreme Court of Louisiana, and for
merly member of Congress from the Fourth
Iouisiana districi.
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seu Tesas co,toE.

LITTLE Rock, August l0.-A special TO
the Gazetle says that Corsicana reports to-day
receiving the first bale of new cotton OF the
uorth Texas crop. 1t sold for $50 ana
nremium. Waco rsports the receipt of the
krst bale for centrs Texas, 1t sold for
tEentg.eight cents per pound.
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The English police are untiring in their
pursuit OF the men who murdered the two
officials in. Pboaix Park, Dublin. They
have found a man in South America who,
there is strong reason 10 believe, was cen
carnad IN tha Ioad
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CHICAGO. August 10.-This sfterpoor
Newton Mcmillan, promisisg young jour
naiist and night reporter on the Daily Nescs
shot himself through The left lung with sui
cidal intent. The ball was extracted at the
back. 1t is believed he cannot live.
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HON. E. BARKsDALE
UnanfmousIy Nomipated for Congress
fn the seventh Missis sfppt District.

JACKSON, August io.-The Democratic
District Convention assembled at Hszelhurst
to-day. The Hon. E. Barksdaie, editor OF
the Clarion, was nominated by reclamation
for Congress over The Hon. Charles E.
Hooker his onpouent
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Year to Arkansas and Texas will leave
Memphis Tenn, Monday evening, August 18th. via
Memphis snd Little Rock Railroad. Train leaves
L. and N. R R. Depot, Memphis. Tenn. at 80 m
his is the Last Opportunity this season to exam
inc the bountiful and magnificent crops of Arka .
and Texas. Everybody should go. Look at
these Extraordinarily Low Rates from Memphis
70 the following places and return:
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Hacking Into rheir records.

CINCINNArI, August IU--+he Irades AS
sembly of this city to-nigh; aPpoiated .
Committee TO interview all the officers nomi-
mated by both parties to be voted for at this
coming fall election TO ascertain their views
on the labor question and report the same to
the Trades Assembly.
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HENRY GEORGE RE-ARREsrEp.
GERMANY,
AFFEcTIoNATE EMPERoRs.

AFFECTIONATE EMPEROkS.
IscHL, August 10-The emperor OF Ger
many departed to-day alter most affection
ate leave-taking with the emperor of Austria
Hun0arv
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY FRENCH INSTRUCTED
TO HASTEN THEIR ISSUE.

TO HASTEN THEIR ISSUE.
WASHINGTON, August 10.-Mr. French,
acting secretary of the treasury, received
telegram from Secretary Folger, who is in
New York City, instructing him to hasten
the issue Of gold certificates in accordance
with the provisions of section 12 of the
national banking act, which directs the
secretary of the treasury TO receive deposits
of gold coin IN sums Of not lsss than $40 and
TO iss1e certificates therefor. The certificates
will be ready for issue in a few davs
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IT is one of the drawbacks inseparable
from republican form of government that
a man like Robeson can use the word 'hon-
'est" as freely as a person of respectability.
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CRoP reports from the West continue OF
the most favorable character. The wheat crop
now being harvested is the largest ever
kloyu.
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Bai|eySprings
LAUOERDALE COUNTY,
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MR. boutwell, is working hard TO cue
ceed Mr.. Hoar az United States senator
from Massachusetts,. His chances are not
thought TO be very hattering.
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President SEELEY, of Amherst College,
and once member of Congress of the theo-
retical kind, thinks that the Republican
party has no idea or purpose left in view.