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! Teachers' National Association opened It's
seventh annual meeting Ia the Normal
School hall to-day.
Boston. July 4.-Rufas P. Marsh, city
superiutendent Of hscks, was sunstruck, and
died this evening. Five policemen were also
overcome BY the heat,
Dallas, Tex, July 4.-Iu the case of hzSs1l,
Schulz on trial before the Jewish Ecclesiasti
cal Court on the charge OF adultery, the YER
dict was unanimous Of mot guilty.
Indianapolis, July y4.-A very severe storm
passed over this city to-day, lasting from l2
N. 10 3 o'clock p. m. Several houses and buki-
ness buildings were struck and slightly dam
sged.
New York, July 4.-The steamship Aura
MIA arrived to-day. Her engine became dis
abled July 1st, twelve miles northeast of
Sh;aneaoch Lighthouse. Tugs brought her
into port.
Hanover, N. H., July 4.-An outbreak is
feared at Ely, on Saturday, unless the min
ing company pays its employees part OF the
money due. More than two months wages
are due, aud many of the men are in abso-
lutte want.
Cincinnati, July A fire this morning at
128 Main street destroyed the shoe factory Of
Kruse, Vaupel & Co., and dsmsged by water
lhs stock in the cigar factory Of UIimap,
Dreyfus & Co., on the lower floors. Total
loss, $4,000. Insured.
Scranton, Pa, July 4-DuriDg the fete at
MoDlrose to-day Prof H. II. Ludlam, bal
loonist, attempted 10 make an ascension.
When at hight Of forty feet the drop rope
caught in tree, hurting him violenIly to
the ground. BE struck upon rock and
sustained a fracture of the skull snd internal
Injuries which are thought to be fatal. He
tIose Home
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Bishop John mcmuIleu.

DAVENPORT, IA, July 4.-Bishop John
McMullen, OF the Catholic Diocese of Daven-
port, died at o'clock this morning after an
illness OF more than years duration. His
ailment was q cancerous affection of the
stomach. He was consecrated in the Church
of the Holy Name at Chicsgo, August 25,
1881. He arrived In Davenport few days
thereafter. 10 six months he visited every
parish in his diocese and confirmed over
5000 persons. His srduous labors, together
with exposure, aggravated his disease and
compelled him 10 desist. He visited Cali
fornia in the winter, but found no relief He
was greatly beloved by all his people here,
and greatly respected by the entire Protes-
tant community. He was sensible to the
last moment, and conversed with priests but
few moments before he died. The funeral
occurs next Friday morning at 10 o'clock
He left directions that he should be inferred
in Davenport. Bishop Spaulding of Peoria,
will preach the discourse.
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MONT EAGLE.
Opening OF the Teachers Retreat Under
Most Favorable Auspices.
From an Appeal Correspondent

From an Appeal Correspondentl
Mont EAGLE, TENN, July 2.-The Moat
Eagle Teachers Retreat was opened last
night under promising circumstances. After
singing by the choir, under the direction of
Prof. Bailey, Of Nashville, the z ". Mr.. Only
asked the blessing of God upoa this new en-
terprise. The address OF welcome was made
By Prof. Moffatt in his usual happy manner,
after which our State Superinle ndent, Prof
f. Ii. Payne, delivered the principal address.
He urged both students and teschers to give
especial thought to things as we'll az bookp,
in order to promote independence Of thought.
DR.. j. III. Warren then gave the grounds and
buildings into the hands of The teachers,
aod aroused 10 his audiencs resolu-
tions to make the best OF the oppor.
tunities for Improvement and pleasure,
provided SO hountifully here in this de-
lightiul losality. He was followed by
Prof Hinds, OF Lebanon; Prof. Wharton, Of
Nashville; Prof Mscbee, of Mont Eagle;
Prof. McGee, of Trenton; Prof. Webster
chief engineer Of the grounds; Prof. Bailey
of Nashville, and Prof. Scobey, of Mrrfrees
bore, each OF whom gave brief addresses
after which Prof Moffatt gave, by request
humorous recitation about "The Old Arm
Chair of Cambridge" which WIS very enjoy
able. The benediction was pronounced BY
DR.. Warren, and the new Mont Eagle worl
is begun. 1t is hoped, with good reason, ths
Mont Ea gle will in the near future be TO th,
South what Chautauqus is to the North.
A MEMPHIS VISITOR.
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monopoly leagues in Californis, denOuncing
kesrney a. being in the employ OF railroads
and present at the Convention IN their inter
est. Mr.. Kearney was given opportunity to
make explanation, and reiterated the views
already given in these dispatches in the form
OF an interview. He declared that cheap
ireighis did not benefit the laboring classes,
IS the roads represented labor; ne contended
that roada should be allowed to charge for
carrying freight simply in the ratio they
paid their lsborers Ee denounced the anti
10 1pcpoly body OF Cslifornis which had re-
pudiated him, and declared they had taken
up the anti-mouopoly cry to screen their real
purposes. The Convention, by a strong ma
j1rity, voted to adopt the report excluding
Kearney and MsybelI, after which the for
mer announced that he would organize a
convention Of his own.
The Committee on Permanent Organi-
zttion reported in favor of John +. Henry,
OF Brooklyn, for permanent chsirman, and
Z. Z. Post, Of Indiana, for secretary, and the
report, after considerable discussion, was
adopted. Mr.. Henry spoke OF the work &C.
c1mplished by the Autobiography L. ague Of
New York, aud expressed the belief that a
national organic alton OF like character would
result IN bringing the monopolis,s OF this
country under the control OF the people.
Adjourned 10 o'clock.
The night sssslon was devoted entirely 10
speeches BY delegates, and as the Com pittee
on Platform failed to fuish their work, the
Convention adjourned to Tomorrow morning.
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FOREIGN FLASHES.

LONDON, July 4.-The Paraell fund hiss
reached ei7,00
LONDON, July At il nov estimated that
$50 persons were drowned by the sinking OF
the Daphne.
LONDON, July 4.-Denmark has imposed
quarantine upon vessels arriving at Danish
ports from Egypt.
DUBLIN, j July 4.-Mich ael Davitt addressed
a mass meeting at Inneshower in celebration
OF the independence OF America.
BERLIN, July 4.-The weather is very hot
in Germany. There have been many sun
strokes. II is feared the harvest is Injured.
LoNDoN, July At is reported that Ad-
mirsl Pierre, French commander, reopened
Tamatave TO commerce, excluding war mate
rial.
LONDON, July 4.-Eigbt thousand IRON
workers in South Stafordshire and East
Worcestershre struck work owing to re-
duction Of wages.
BERLIN, July 4-Two Belgian aeronauts,
xho ascended from Lourtrod, Belgium,
Tuesday, were blown across the English
channel and landed at Bromley, Kent.
PARIS, July 4.-The Cabinet has decided
to prosecute the anarchist speakers who
threatened the judge and jury of the court in
which Louise Michel was recently con-
victed.
LONDON, July AIN the elections for
members OF the Bohemian Diet, the Czschs
have been victorious, 176 of their candid ates
being returned, against seventy-6ve German
candidates.
MEXICO, July 4.-The convention between
the United States and Mexico, providing tha
no troops of the other country shall eros.
into the other in pursuit of Indians, has beer
prorogued for one year.
LONDON, July 4.-Sir William Gull, M
D g, in communication TO Earl Granville
British Foreign Secretary, states that in his
| opinion the cholera in Egypt will subsids
without spreading to Europe.
TEHERAN, July At is stated that :
| treaty has been concluded between Persi,
and Russia, settling the frontier as far as Al
| ghanistan, and providing that if Englan,
protests against it Persia shall refer her Il
Russia.
| LONDON, July 4-The diver says th
bodies in the hold of the Daphne are s
closely p cked that he was un able 10 NOV
them. Preparations are being made to rails
the vessel. Fifty-two bodies have been re
covered.
SUNDERLAND, July AT an inquest int
the di.aster by which 1872 children lost the
lives, several children testified that they sa
a man bolt the door as they descended IL
staira, but they varied in their description
the man
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LITTLE ROCK.
A Negro shot aud KiIled-Serious A eel.
dent-the Fourth.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, July 4.-The Fourth passed
on with the usual variety of incidents, &C.
cidents, ARRAYS, etc. A series of heavy thuu-
der showers dampened the ardor of many, al
though the gardens are crowded tonight.
The boat race between the crews of the Ath.
letic Association was won by the barge Mol.
lie Mast, one mile and half, in IO:45, hall
the distance being up the river.
]. ]. Martin, near this city, sho, and killed
Tom Richardson, negro tenant, who at
tackled him with knife.
Isaac Gillian, coroner OF this county, shot
and seriously wounded A. 3. Moore, negro
prisoner, who attempted to escape from cus-
todv.
Miller Wilson, OF the Gas Compsny, fell
and dangerously cut mis- head while working
on machinery in the gsshouse.
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EVERY year the trade with the West In
di. Islands in tropic fruit increases. The
growers in those regions are adding to the
area OF cultivation, aud they are brought
quickly over to this coun:ry in steam vstssls,
striving 10 much better c-ndIiion than 10
former times. New Orleans eau deliver them
they are less enterpii.iug and awake TO their
opportunities, a1d they allow the East to
heat them. ToFre are Eastern houses that
own banana Plantations aud cocosnut walks
at Jamsica ami on the Isthmus of Pan mi .
Costa Rica and Nicaragua. The New Or
leans merchants import just when they csH
make a certain proI', the Eis;ern keep Up
an uninterrupted supply.
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THE IRVING BANQUET.

AT the banquet to Henry Irving tonight,
Lord Chief Justice Coleridge presided. The
following we're seated at the table of honor
Mr.. Lowell, the Master of the Role, Mr..
Chamberlain, james Hannen, Mr.. Shaw lie.
fever, Mr.. Tyndall, Alma Tadems. ANA
Wing6eld, Mr.. Brassy. Senator Hawley,
Lord Harwick, Henry Lennox, H. Londes-
borough and Barring, and Mr.. Toole, the
actor. The following gentlemen were also
among the guests: Admiral Kepler, Prof.
Bisckie, Jacob Bright, Mrs. Ashmesd Bart
lett, Justin Mccarthy, j. E. Millas, Wm.
Black, Moncure D. Conway, J. P. Bigelow,
J. r. Osgood and John L. Raymond. There
were 500 guests and 400 ladies in the gallery.
The menu contained allusions to various
plays. The chairman proposed "rhe Queen"
THE President" and "The Guest Of the
Evening" Lord Houghton proposed toasts 10
Literature, Science and Art" which were
responded to by Messrs. Lowell, Tyndall and
Alma rsdema, resps ctively. Mr.. Toole pro-
posed "The Chairman" Mr.. Sims Reeves
Mr.. Stanley aud Antoinette Sterling sung.
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PAUPER EMIGRANTS
The Question to BE Brought Up in the
English Commons by an Irish
Member.
The irving Banquet-New Transatlantic
Cables-COunt de ChambOrd's Death
MOmentarily Expected,

ALEXANDRIA, July 4.-There were liz
deaths at Damietta Tuesday, and three al
Samanoad the same day. The sanitary cor
don sround Dsmietta stretches in circle OF
fifteen miles in circumference. The two re.
cent csses at this place reported ss cholera
we're really gastric fever.
LONDON, July 4.-During the twenty-four
hours ending at 8 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing there twenty-five deaths at Damietta,
thirty-two st Mansurah, four at Samanoud,
four at Shernin AMI three at Port Said.
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DISTRACTION from the Memphis APPEAL,
snd the course OF human events, are pro-
ducing good effect upon the Cincinnati Com
Hsereiai Gazette. 1t raves lees about the Missis-
sippi river aud pats its hero aud patron,
Capt. Cowdou, upon the back With less COM
P.aissnce than it did a year sgo. 1t has
still something 10 learn, however, before its
notions about hydraulics square with the
demands Of science. Ii still eutertains the
idea that the ietties have heightened the
water there. Il is true there is now twenty
six feet of water where there was only eight
and half feet when Capt. Eads began his
work, but the additional water is not put
upon the original eight and halt feet, 70 as
to highten the surface. By Eads's wonder.
ful skill the water was made itself 10 scour
out the bottom Of the jetty and so deepen
the channel as to increase the amount OF
water, hut the same surface was preserved
and the addition lies below and not on it.
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THERE is this sesson another colored Ca
det at West Point. He is not recognized by
the white cadets, and must have lonely
time OF il. II he have the grit, however, to
stand his time out and aoquit himself well
in his studies, he will become more man of
mark than mauy of those who now treat him
with contempt He is not to be treated as a
white youth, and consequently will escape
the usual "hsz,pg" which is permitted to
disgrace West Point, which is to his sdvsn-
tage. II he have the good sense to use the
solitude oi his i,olsti tion for increased atten-
color; bot his portion, at = time of life
when the lessons eIperienc, brings have not
been acquired, lie hsrd one,
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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Atlantis, Ga, July 4.-Gen. Gordon, presi-
dent of the Georgia Pacific railroad, has re-
signed.
Cleveland, July 4-Tne Oberlin semi-cen-
tennial jubilee closed to-nigh, with = grand
concert.
Stsuntou, Va, July 4.-Advices tonight
from the bedside OF Etam state that he is
doing we'll and will be able to be out in a
few days.
Providence, Z. l., July 4.-The Mu1e-
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At San Francisco,

SAN Francisco, July 4-The Fourth was
observed as q holiday by all branches of
business. The streets and buildings were
decorated less Profusely than previous
years. The military parade was longer
and more imposing than usual. Vocal and
literary exercises were INDUCED in at the
Grsud Operahouse, regattas, boys special
matinee and attractions at the places of
Amusement. This evening there was grand
display of fireworks in all quarters of the
city. There were many fires, but none seri-
Gus. Several serious accidents from toy pis-
tolls. Reports from interior towns show that
the day was generally observed
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Stock markets are everywhere dull, not
only Wall street but London finds incre asiDg
difficulty in 'di-posing Of tecuriii,s. Dupes
have been yictimized so often that the fly is
becoming suspicious rbout the wisdom OF
accepting the spiders Invitation "to walk
into my psrlor." Well will it be when the
same same cauliousDess is manifested tow a rd
corner, aud pool', and futures, and when
margins cess, 10 enrich the keen lockers
after tae special welfare OF "number oDe."
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The churches in New York are at this
time experiencing phenomenon that has
long been q cause of trouble in London
The lover part of the city, which was first
settled, is every year given up more and
more 10 commerce and manufactures. Pro-
fessioual men have Offices there, aud work.
ipgmen attend their employment there, but
both reside elsewhere, passing up and down
by the street railroads, or over the river by
ferries. The Consequences is that the old
churches are mostly left without coDgrega-
tionS, and many ef them are selling their
old cites, nov becsms very valuable, and are
putting up new and habdsomer structures
cup town."
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A SURGEON in the Euglish army in Iudia
has discovered remedy very efficient 10
smallpox. The disease is treated as fol.
lows: When the lever has reached its high
est point, and before the eruption appears
rub the chest of the patient with croton oil
and tartaric ointment, which makes tn,
eruptions on that part Of the body, aud moi
on the rest Of it. By means Of this treat.
ment they also obtain the result of causing
the eruption to break out entirely, and ol
preventing the disease from attacking the
internal organs. Such is the treatment
adopted in the English army in India, and i
is considered perfect cure.
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CHICAGO, July 4.-Advices frem points
throughout the Northwest indicate very
general observance of the national anni-
versary, though with less in the way of set
programmes and speech making than usual.
In this city there was no formal public cele-
bration. The races at the Driving Park and
four professional ball-gsmes furnished the
sportively y-inclined with amusements. As
for the remainder OF the population, many
went picnicking to the country round about
and to the parks and on lake excursions.
The boats were crowded. After nightfalI
there was an unusually large number of illu-
limitations and private pyrotechnic display
Nature herself seemed in accord with the
general rejoicing; the southern beavers
blszed with sheet Zig ghtning, and in the west
there WAS a mott magnificent display Of
forked lightning. Starting at central point,
the bolts radiated in every direction, zigzsg-
ing across the armament with brightness, be.
side which the brilliant reds, greens and pur.
Piles of roman candles and rockets were al
puny tapers beside Hme-lights. At 9 O'Clock
rain began falling fast, and heavens artillery
drowned the multitude's gunpowder clatter
Advices to this hour 10 o'clock) isdicat,
that the day has been unusually free from
accident to life or property
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Brighton Beach Races:

NEW York, July 4.-Brighton Beach
races.
First Roce.- Three-quarters of a mile.
CHARLEY Gorhsm won; Ben Thomas second,
Anuie c. third. Time-l:173
Second Raee.-One mile. Arsenic won;
Matte RAPTURE second, Newsboy third.
Time :434.
Third Racs-Oue mile. Little Miuch
won; Capias second, Hilarity third. Time
i AZ.
Fourth Racs-One mile, for three-year.
olds. Dead heat between Orange Blossom
and Tennysou, stakes divided; Lena third.
Time-1 :453
Fifth Race Five furlongs, for two.year-
eide. Wsstover won; Granite second, Forest
third. Time-1 .O44
Siath Raee.-SleePle chase, short course.
Buster won; Buckta second, Moscow third
Time-2:343. Belle OF the North fell and
broke her leg.
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The National Party.

WASHINGTON, July A call dated
Headquarters Of the National Party of the
United States," signed Clifton Sylvester,
secretary pro tem., and addressed "Go all citi-
zens loyal to their country" has been Issued
Tor a convention at Philadelphia July. 4,
1884, 10 make nominations for President and
Vice President.
The platform If the party is announced in
the circular to be:
Fira.-TiDe and circumstances TO settle
domestic questions.
Second.-Immediate preparation for the
Inevitable third war with England
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side, under edge of ribs,
Increasing pressure sometimes the pain is
on the lefti side: the ps-tisnt is rarely abie to
lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is felt
under the shoulder and is sometimes taken
for Rheumatism in the arm. The stomach is
affected with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are eostive, sometimes
alternating with laxity; the head rs troubled
with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is gener-
ally a considerable loss of memory, accompsr
MED with a painful sensation Of having ief$
undone something which ought to have bee
done. A slight, dry cough is sometimes
tendant. The patient complains Of wearine
and debility; he is easily startled; his fe
are cold or burning, and he complains Of
prickly sensation of the skin; his spirits a
low, and, although he is satisfied that exea.
else would be beneficial to him, yet he can
scarcely summon up foHitude enough to
try it.
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turned and went rapidly bsck clear across the

turned and went rapidly bsck clear across the
pane.
An old way Of betting is to take Jumps OF
sugar in their fingers and wager money on
which will get q fy frat. The way Of paint
ing up crahs at the seashore for crab races is
we'll known, and was great sport last sum-
mer.
A novel bet was that OF young seciety
belle Of the West SIDE, who had been to see
Mr.. Lsugtry as Z" csai;nd." She remarked
70 .er escort going homie; Il believe she
loves perk."' ,..- was 80 De- dscl,r.d ed III Al
laughed loudly. She eett;se,, Mr.,
she would bet box of hid sloses tsss
LsDgtry loved pork. So they made The
wager, and the belle sent the Jersey Lily a
letter, explaining courieously, and asking
her not to get offended, but to send an answer.
1t pleased the beauty greatly, and she re-
piled that the girl had lost.
Wsgsrs or elections, which involve tie
wheeling in barrows OF The winner about
certain blocks, wagers on ages OF persons,
hight of buildings, ETC., are all odd at times.
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LEGISLATURES of the different States
ought to protect people against imposition
by adopting the Eoglish system which per
mits manufacturer 10 concoct for sale any
compound he chooses, but compels him TO
state on the label just what every pack age
contains. II The buyer choores to buy make
believe coffee for real coffee the Euglish law
lets him do so, but it secures him the knowl-
edge that he is buying fictitious article.
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CINCINNATI, July 4.-There was no forms
public celebration here to-day, but business
WAS almost wholly suspended. Plcnics and
pyrotechnic displays drew great crowds to all
hilltop houses. A balloon ascension was
undertaken at the Highland House, bat the
storm disabled the balloon 30 that the gas e.
capped, so that when the balloon was cut loose
il was blown over against house and col
lspsed. Aeronaut Williams was painfully
though not dangerously injured. Two games
of basehaN we're played with very large
attendance. Celebrations were very general
thronohout the Stato
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BASEBALL SCORES.

LOUISVILLE, July 4.-First game: Eclipse,
IA; Athletics, 2. Second game: Athletics
IA; Eclipse, 9.
CHICAGO, July 4.-First game! Cleveland
10; Chicago, 6. Second game: Chicago, 4
Cleveland, 1.
CScINNATI, July 4.-Firs; game: Cincir.
natf, II; Baltimores, 2. Second gam: l.
i-,sres, s; Cincinnati, z.
NEw YORK, July .4.-Morning game
New York, 10; Boston, 7. Afternoon game
New York, l; Pfoviience, 0.
COLUMBUS, July Adjoining game: Metro.
politans, 8; Columbus, 1. Afternoon game
Metropolitans, 8; Columbus, 0.
PHILADELPHIA, July AIN the game this
morning between the Providence and Phila.
delphia clubs the score stood IL 10 in favol
Of the former at the end of the seventh To-
ming. The Providence then left the field ir
order 10 catch the train for New York, anC
the umpire decided The game in favor OF the
Philsdeipbiss, 9 to O. In the afternoon n,
Philsdelphias and Bsstons played. Phila4
delphiss, s; Bostons, II.
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In New Jersey the law forbid the employ
ment Of children in factories. Such employ
ment eufeebles the physical powers aud
gives State pGny incapables, instead ol
manly, independent citiz.ns. 1t does worse,
gives uocultivsted miuds, the ignorance that
Is the parent of crime. The law of New
Jersey is just, wise and humane, and should
be adopted in every State of the Union.
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IT is STATED that the Pnilad=lphis mint is
coming ton of silver day into dollars
ard smaller coiup, among The latter mostly
isto dime OF nickeis, 5000 a day are
turned out. About three quarters of ton
OF cent pieces are manufactured each DAY I;
the mint people say there is an increasing
demand for them in the West and South.