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LafnYeffe Redeemed

opeclni TO the Appeal.I
OXFORD, Miss, November THE cleo
ton throughout the county passed off
quietly yesterday. Owing to the brilliant
and spirited canvass made by Capt. A. J.
Baker, the Democracy was reunited and
rallied in force, polling over 1000 votes.
Chalmerss majority was about 450 over
Manning. He regarded Lafayette as his
stronghold and the nucleus OF his inde-
pendent strength next year, but the elo-
quent and aggressive Baker and the all
pervading influence of Senator Lamar
have mashed his slate for him, and the
Democracy OF this county are again united
and invincible. Spights majority over
Crum, 4O6; Baker and Waldrip average
about the same; Mathews, sheriff, 573;
Brown, Chancery clerk, AS; Andrews,
Circuit clerk, 400; Hall, treasurer, AIS;
hampton, assessor, 400.
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New York, November Brighton
Beach races. Three-euarters of a mile.
Beaverwick won; Black Gal second,
Woolly Douglas third. Time-1 20.
One mile. Joe Mitchell won; Charley
kempland second, Dizzy Blonde third.
Time-1 :493.
One and one-eighth miles. Delilah won
Joe second, Montauk third. Time-I :595.
One and quarter miles. Ferg Kyle
won; Ida B second, Evasive third. Time
2:15.
Two miles over six hurdles. Buster
won; Bally second, Buckra third. Time
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MINNESOTA.
No Additional Returns Received.

ST. PAUL, November NO additional
information of the election in this State
has been received since the dispatches of
last night. Returns now to come are
from off the lines of railroad and will
be some days getting in. The Republican
majority in the State will not be less than
25,000.
1880 O'Clock A.M-Official returns from
six counties, partial returns and estimates
from about fifty counties and estimates
based upon the election of two years ago
from the remaining ten give Hubbard
I4,O00 majority and the rest of the Repub-
lican ticket about 1900. These figures
will not vary much from the official.
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MINERS KILLED
yesterday by an Explosion In the Moore
field. Lancashire, Colliery-Stren.
aeus Efforts Made to Save
Those Imprisoned By the Falling Debris
A Heart-Rending Accident
ward for John McCafferty.
Gen. Roger Pryor VIII Not Make Appli-
cation to Plead in the English
Courts for O'Donnell.
TERRIBLE Loss OF LIFE
BY N COiiicry Explosion in Lancashire,
England-Searching for Bodies.

BY COfiicry Explosion i'm Lancashire,
England-Searchingf for Bodies.
LONDON, November An explosion
occurred at $50 o'clock this morning in
the Monkfeld colliery, Lancashire. One
hundred and ten miners were in the col
liery. Only six have thus far been res
cued.
Noon.-Twenty persons rescued, some
badly hurt. 1t is impossible to estimate
the number OF persons killed. Parties are
searching for the missing miners. The
searchers traversed distance of three
quarters of mile before reaching the
scene of the explosion.
Ldter.-The disaster happened in the
Moorefeld colliery, not Monkfield. Thirty
more men have been rescued. The shaft
became blocked. Many miners are i'm
prisoned thereby, and there is little hope
of rescuing them. The saved were taker
through Whitney Hill shaft, mile from
the blocked shaft.
LONDON, November 81 :15 O'Clock p. NJ
--latest accounts show that sixty-thret
miners were killed.
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The Fusion Ticket lected I'm Washing.
ton County.

Special to the Appeal
GREENvILLE, Miss, November The
election returns come in slowly. Itseems,
however, the Fusion ticket has Won, with
the exception OF the Circuit clerk being
elected. Marshall, Ind, defeated his oppo-
nent by several hundred. A still-hunt
game was played on Johnson, Chancery
clerk. w. Terger came out only a day be-
fore the election. He was indorsed by
dissatisfied delegates from the First and
Second Districts. The telegraph wires
were cut Monday night, and all communi-
cation prevented between Greenville and
Leota. A large majority for those districts
are given to Yerger, the scheme, however,
through mismanagementi in other districts,
proved an abortion, and Johnson, by a
handsome vote, is elected.
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BOSTON, MASS.
Commissioner MeWhirter. of Tennessee
and the Now Orleans Fair In 1854.

anu tne NOW orleans FAIR IN 1881,
Special 10 the Appeal
BosToN, November Col. McWhirter,
Commissioner of Agriculture for Tennes-
see, fired the first gun for the Worlds Ex-
position to be held at New Orleans next
year, by shipping, to-day, to that Exposi-
ton, by a Morgan-Eine steamer, twenty
one cases, containing Tennessees exhibit
at the American Fair in this city Col.
McWhirter says this is only the vi
dette of what he intend send
ing to New Orleans in behalf of
Tennessee. He further says the ex-
hibit of his State here has paid hundred
fold on the investment.
A banquet was given by the city gov
ernment of Boston to Southern exhibitors
at the American Exposition, and to Com
missioner-GeneralM Morehead, representing
the Worlds Exposition of New Orleans.
Enthusiastic speeches were made by many
distinguished men, and the occasion is
considered great boom in the North for
that anfornrisa
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Minnie Hauk.

The seats for the opening OF the new
Mozart Hall tomorrow Friday night are
selling i.. i.s- hot cakes. proof Of the popu-
larity of the Mozart Sociely 49,, the great
attraction offered by them to the public 6.
the Bluff City. The programme is GER
tainly the most attractive that has been
presented to Memphis audiences for long
time, even surprising the two last Minnie
Hauk concerts in excellence. The special
feature will be the rendition OF the grand
est soprano air ever composed, "Let the
Bright Seraphim," from Handels oratorio,
Samson, which Minnie Hauk sang fire.
quently in London and quite recently at
the great Worcester festival. There can
be no doubt that the elite of the city will
be assembled at the new hall on Friday
night. Tickets now for sale at Mahsford's
bookstore.
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south half of Dakota, which contains ESQ.,
600 people. There being no general elec-
ton in the Territory, light vote was
polled. The Governor and his followers
inaugurated a vigorous war against the
corStitution about month ago, and kept
Il up tc the last day. Returns come in
slowly. Incomplete figures from fiff..s.rn of
the forty-eight counties are IN. The con-
stitution is thus iar 20OO ahead.
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Southern Immigration society

BosroN, November 7-Commissioner A.
J. McWhirter, president of the Southern
Immigration association, has appointed
officers to fill vacancies, including the fol-
lowing vice-presidents Col. Robert H..
Gates, Tennessee; Andrew Mckinley,
Missouri; w. A. Quarter, West Virginia I;
Cen. J. b. Robertson, Texas, and Col. F..
c. Morehead, Mississippi Members of
the Executive Committee: john T.. Proc
tor, Col. f. W. Cole, Tennessee; Kersey
Cotes, Missouri; Gen. John Glynn, Lou
isiana Coleman Anderson, West Virginia
Capt. ]. H. Britton, Texas, and Maj. Pay
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The Row at Wakefield.

PETERSBURG, November Later infor-
nation received concerning the disturb
ance at Wakefield shows it was more seri-
Gus than ar first reported. In addition to
White, who was shot, it is thought w.
II. Morris, proprietor of the hotel at Wake
field, has been killed. At the time of
the disturbance Morris, against whom
some ill feeling existed, attempted
TO leave the crowd. when he was
pursued by the mob. Nothing has since
been learned of his whereabouts. 1t is
supposed after being killed the body was
concealed. While the disturbance was at
its hight, police assistance was telegraphed
for from Waverly place. Subsequently all
became quiet. A large posse of men have
been searching to-day for Morris, but at
last accounts nothing had been learned
concerning him.
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GREEyyILIE. MISS.

First Day of the waceS-Names of the
winning Horses.
Special to the Appeal
GREENvILLE, Miss, November THE
races commenced at this place to-day. The
weather was fair, but the track heavy from
recent rains Fellowplay was the winner
of the first race, half-mile heat; Slocum
OF the second, mile and a quarter dash
Scalawag, best two in three, trotting
match. The attendance was good.
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MIR. LyIe.. Statement.

President Al. Lyle, of the Bricklayers'
Union, called at the APPEAL office last
night and stated that the current account
of the trouble, the substance of which is
given above, is incorrect. He says the
first trouble, which occurred some days
ago. was patched up, and that the
reason for -the late strike was
that the old hands were discharged
and the newcomers given preference in
the new iron-works job. Work on other
buildings, he states, is now going on. As
to wages, several of the best of the brick
layers did insist, at the beginning of this
season, upon 50 day, but there is no one
fixed price for all men, They are paid
whatever they are worth, some union men
in good standing having worked all the
summer for 81 day,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Isaac sheppy and wife TO Mary b. slogan,
100 feet on Bass avenue, east of Dunlap,
$500.
HI. Williford to C. T. O'Keefe, lots 6
and Z, block 10, Fort Pickering $500.
Susan w. Hills and L. W. Bohn to Eliza
Cornell lot 6, Hills subdivision, 102xlS0
feet, on the east side of Walnut street,
$500. -
P. F. Doherty to II. IL. Thoms, 25x60
feet on the north side of Commerce street,
west of Main, Sl000.s
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NEW YORK.
legislature surely RepubIica,.

ALBANY, November I'm the returns
received to 10 o'clock this morning the
Erening Journal claims Carr's election by
1900. There is strong probability of
Sexton's election and a possibility of
Davenport and Russell's. The Legislature
is surely Republican in both branches.
| O'Clock AM.--The Argus estimates
that the Democratic ticket is elected, ex-
cept Maynard, by 10000 majority Carr's
majority is about 10000. The Republic
cans have nineteen Senators and seventy
ACCOMPLISHMENT
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Tbe French I'm Tonaiiin.

PARIS, November 1T is said that the
French forces have occupied Sontay and
Bac Mini, in Tonquin.
Hong Kong dispatch says Admiral
Courbet has postponed his attack on Bac
Mini until the roads are ready for the
transportation OF heavy cannon. Prepara-
tions are making for desperate defense.
Chinese arsenals are busy. Regiments are
marching south,
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Mozart Concert.

At Mozart Hall tomorrow night Minnie
Hauk and troupe will assist the acting
members of the society in giving an enter
tainment, which is sure to be-a success,
musically and financially. Nine. Hauk has
already established herself in the good
opinion of the Memphis public, and her
presence at Mozart Hall cannot be too
highlv anpreciated
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TORONTO, ONT, November THE
friends of the oarsman, Hanlan, are not
disposed to regard seriously the PROPOSE
ton OF Teemer, to row Hanlan this season
or early next 5000 race. Hanlan him
self has no thought now of arranging con-
tests this year He intends, however, go
ing to Australia by way OF San Francisco,
and in his journey across the continents
may give few exhibition races.
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O,DonneII,. American Counsel.

LONDON, November THE Times, dis
cussing the proposal to allow American
counsel to defend O'Donnell, says to give
audience to foreign counsel is novelty in
England, and no ground is shown for
making an exception in this case.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Butler pecIine. TO Tsls

Boston, November 7.-Gen. Butler has
refused TO be interviewed, and will make
no statement concerning his defeat, which
he accepts complacently, although he ac-
knowledges il was unexpected.
Returns in the State are complete. with
the exception of one town. Robinson s
total vote is l60,l6l; Butler, l5O,074;
Amy, 1853; Robinson over Butler. lnOS7.
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Only n Few Counties Heard From.

Only n Few Counties Heard From.
Special TO the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, November Election
news is slow in coming in, there being but
few counties in which there is much of a
political contest. The Independents carry
Rankin county by some 400 majority.
These Independents assert that they are
Democrats. The Democratic and Repub-
lican fusion ticket is defeated in Pamela
county by 800 majority. 1t is definitely
ascertained that the Democratic-Republi-
can fusionists carry Kinds by from 600 to
800 and Madison by 1900 majorities.
Copiah, heretofore close and doubtful,
gives 1903 Democratic majority. Judge
H. K. Ware, Independent candidate for
district attorney in this district, did not
carry q single county in the district.
His opponent, K. n. Miller, Democratic
nominee, was elected by 5000 or 1000 ma
jority. The warmly-contested county Of
and returns to the State Senate the Hon.
Reuben o. Reynolds, one OF the very best
legislators and among the ablest and most
progressive men of the State. Lincoln
gives Mclean, Dem, 626 votes for district
attorney; Deason, Rep, 1869. Watts, Dem,
for the Legislature, beats Atkins, also
Dem, 77S votes. Truly, Ind. Dem, beats
Applewhite, Democratic nominee, 46
votes in Lincoln for Floater Representa-
tive from Lincoln and Jefferson. Clai-
borne gives decided Democratic major
ity. There is great rejoicing here tonight
over the election of Col. Jones S. Hamil-
ton to the Senate, and at the success of
the Fusion ticket generally.
Associated Press Report.l
JACKSON, November 7.--l.aie., returns
show no change in ..ne result OF the elec.
ton announced i,sst night, except Pamela
county, wtere the Fusion ticket is de,
ieated 1y small majority. Adams
HiEds, Madison and Monroe counties give
l, good Fusion majorities. The regular
Democratic ticket had little opposition
elsewhere, hence the Legislature, as usual
is largely Democratic. The excitement in
Copiah county has subsided ard no fur
| ther trouble is anticipated.
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Br,,,sh Troous Leaving Esvp,.

CAIRO, November 7.--A large number OF
British troops have been ordered home.
A report is current that the false prophet
was killed. SIX deaths from, cholera at
Alexandria
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MARYLAND.
The Entire state Democratic Tick,
Elected

The Entire state Democratic Ticket
Elected.
BALTIMORE, November Returns from
number OF counties are incomplete, but
sufficient is known to insure the election
of the entire Democratic State ticket.
80 O'Clock AM-The latest returns
show McLean's (Dem.) majority in the
State at 1909. The Senate stands four
teen Democrats and twelve Republicans.
House OF Delegates, sixty-three Democrats
and twenty-eight Republicans, giving the
Democrats majority of thirty-seven on
Joint ballot.
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CONNECTICUT.
LegisIature Largely Republican

HARTFORD, November 7.-Connecticut
elects eleven Republican Senators and one
Democratic Senator. Senators holding
oyer-five Republicans and sevSn Demo-
Gratis. The Senate now stands, sixteen
Republicans and eight Democrats. The
lower House, with ten towns TO hear from
which were last year evenly divided,
stands, l45 Republicans and ninety Demo-
Gratis; Republican majority, fifty-seven;
on joint ballot, sixty-five.
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LITTLE ROCK.
Indignation and disappointment at the
Failure of Minnie Hauk to Appear.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, November The much
talked-of musical event of the seas on, the
appearance of Nine. Minnie Hauk in this
city, did not take place tonight as adver-
served, and the company failed to arrive.
There is not only disappointment, but in
dignation. Manager Little, of the opera
house. it is said, will leave for Memphis
tonight to collect damages from the COM
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FITZ JOHN PORTER.
A Generous Letter from Gen. GranI-His
Position I'm the Matter.

New YoRK, November Cen. Grant
has addressed a letter to Gen. Fitz John
Porter, which cos,eludes as follows: "As
long as | have vohe it shall be raised in
your support, wftEoutsny reference to the
effect upon me ,er others. Your restora-
ton to the armygtn.piy l would regard as
a very inadequate md unjust reparation.
While men-oae ct least-have been re-
stored to the ;gTrG because of their gal
lantry and wounds after conviction and
sentence not only to be dismissed, but to
be confined int he penitentiary, and when
there is no douht OF their guilt, and given
all their pay for the years they were out of
service, l can see no reason for you hav-
ing less. l hepe for your thorough vindi-
cation not only by Congress, but in the
minds of your countrymen."
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Miss Greenwood,. BENEFIT.

The sale of seats for the concert to be
given at Leubrie's Theater Saturday night
for the benefit of Miss Susie Greenwood,
progresses very satisfactorily and the pros
pect for large audience is very flattering
Ii it was filled three times over it would
be no more than Miss Greenwood richly
deserves. Since her return from New
York where she made unusually rapid
progress, Miss Greenwood has been asked
to sing great number OF times and has
never vet refused. Her encores are al
ways cheerfully given. No young lady
or old one either-has ever done more
for charity's sake than Miss Greenwood,
and no concert or similar entertainment
given for the purpose has been considered
complete without her She has a rich
and powerful voice, capable of consider
able depth ard feeling, and to hear her
once is to be charmed with her singing
forever after. Miss Greenwood deserves a
full house, packed from pit to dome.
Mr.. Louis Herzog, who has been very
active in getting up the concert, furnishes
the following outline of the programme:
PART 1.
/. .Profs. Schulz and Piano
2. Give Me Ny Own Dear Native Isle
euartette for male voices
Messrs. Hutton, Hunter, Ryan and Grifith.
4. Duo for two guitars...Messrs. Yates and Turner
8. L'Cssignuoie, Soprano oSolp----..--.........---
Miss =. M. Greenwood
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O'DONNELL's DEFENSE:

Gen. Pryor VIII Not Make Application
to Participate.
LONDON, November Gen. Pryor says
he has not applied to take part IN O'Don.
nell's defense, and does not propose to
make application. He is aware OF the rule
excluding any but an English barrister
from a British court, and does not imagine
that it will be relaxed in his behalf. Gen
Pryor states that O'Donnell is already pro-
yided with counsel, in whose fidelity and
ability his friends have implicit conf.
dence
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MEMPHIS TENN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1883

APPEAL bulletins here caused universal
rejoicing, even to the Duke of Tewks-
bp-r
---ys
The Arkansas Midland road seems TO be
a mde-y concern of the railroad species.
Though contracts were signed for the
Southern Express to go on that route Sep
tember lst. it still runs without it. 1t is
now reported that the road has declined
altogether to handle any express matter II
all.
A large force OF men are engaged in ttst
construction of the new depot of the Iron
Mountain and Southern at this place.
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Aouestiou fCipI,er Speeial~.

LONDON, November THE libel suit of
the Central NelcS rs Judy & Spartsmen, for
charging the Central Neus with publishing
bogus telegrams, notably one stating that
a dynamite plot existed in Canada against
Lord Lansdowne, counsel for plaintiff
maintained that the kilograms were re-
ceiyed in skeleton, and had to be filed in.
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CINCINNATI, November THE Board
of Trade and Transportation at meeting
to-day adopted the report of the COM
mittee declaring the trade dollar nuis-
ance, and recommend memorial to Con-
gress for its redemption by the govern
ment, and its withdrawal from circulation.
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DAKOTA.
The Contribution Ahead

YASKroN, November THAT portion
of Dakota south of the forty-sixth paral-
lei voted yesterday on the ratification OF
the constitution adopted at the Sioux Falls
convention In September. The PROPOSE
ton Is 10 present memorial to Congress
this winter and ask an admission OF the
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The Londonderry Riots.

DUBLIN, November Tile Irish Ma
tional League has declared that no conf
dence should be put in the government in
quiry into the riots at Londonderry on
the occasion of Lord Mayor Dawson's
visit there.
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CoLuNBUs, o, November IA frightful
smashup occurred on the Panhandle road
at Rockport, one mile west of Newark,
tonight The Panhandle freight had
taken the siding and the brakeman left
the switch standing open. The Bal
timore and Ohio passenger train leaving
Columbus at 9 O'Clock pm. ran into the
freight, making fearful wreck. Engineer
Matthews, of Columbus, and the fireman,
name not learned, both OF the passenger
train, were instantly killed. Two. Others
received injuries from which they will die
The track was cleared in an hour. No
communication can be had for particulars
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NEW JERSEY.
Everything Democratic.

NEWARK, November The latest cleo
ton returns give Albeit about $500 ma
jority; Senate, twelve Republicans, nine
Democrats; Assembly, twenty-six Repub-
icans, thirty-four Democrats. Democratic
majority on joint ballot, five.
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HELENA, ARK.


Railroad.
Special to the Appeal
HELENA, November Hogs are said to
be plenty in this section and in such fine
condition that negotiations are in progress
to ship to st. Louis and even as far west
as Kansas City. for packing Startling as
this may appear, reliable parties aver its
truth.
Three stingine frosts have made ready
the entire cotton crop for gathering.
The election returns furpished by the
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Gone Democratic by from IL, 900 to 2O,-
900 Majority, and by Thlrty-Seyen
Majority In
1Be Legislature on Joint Ballot-New
York Claimed to be Democratic by
10000 Majority.
New Jersey, Maryland and Mississippi
Certainly Democratic = DokOta
Adopts Her Constitution.
Malone Dead and Done F0r-What Ben
Butler Has TO Say About His
Overwhelming Defeat,
MISSISSIPPI.
The Result in Yalobusha.

Special to the Appeet,l
SENAToBtA, November THE entire
Democratic ticket was elected. The sher-
iff, leading the county ticket, was elected
by 1000 majority. Oglesby, DEM, beats
Fitzgerald, Ind, in the county 1858, and
1883 in Desoto, for district attorney.
Oglesby's majority in the district will be
about 5000. Not disturbance was heard
of in the county during the election. This
is the first Democratic victory in this
county in four wears.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
No Material Change in Last Nights
EiRurpS

HARRISBURG, November 7-Ofiicial re-
ports and corrected estimates from num-
Der of counties make no material change
in the figures sent out last night. Niles
has ,lSS and Livesey 1870 majority.
Official returns from all the counties will
not be in for several days.