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the husband being the well-known actor
who made hit in the Two Orphans in the
character of"Pierre Frochard." The libel
filed by Mrs. Levick, whose maiden name
was Litehfield, set forth that they were
married in Boston, February %, 1875 and
that they lived here and in New York
during the following three years; but such
was her husbands treatment of her that
on July u, 1873, she was compelled to
leave him as matter of self-protection.
Mrs. Levick detailed numerous instances
OF the cruel and abusive treatment heaped
upon her by her husband and his neglect
to contribute anything to the support of
herself and child Gustavus, she said, at
one time threatened to shoot her, and in
every way made life burden for her
Her evidence was substantiated by other
witnesses and the Court ordered decree
on the ground of cruel and abusive treat
ment; also giving the custody of the child,
Katharine l.. Leyick, seven years old, to
the mother
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

nue. for the Second Kentucky District,
each Of the eight counts charging that he
used official government envelopes for the
transmission of private correspondence,
for the purpose of saving postage. One
of the letters sent in the envelopes in
question referred to Crumbaugh's anus
ing canvass for the Secretaryship of the
Navy, rice Chandler, who lie expected
would be elected Senator from New Hamp
shire. Crumbaugh was endeavoring to
have the Republican State Convention in
dorse him for the position, but failed: No
one here believes Crumbaugh willfully
did wrong, but let his vanity and ambi
ton run away with his judgment.
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memory.

SENSIBLE Jennie June" declares that
what is needed most in our cities is edu-
Gated labor-educated cooks, dressmakers,
seamstresses and women workers Of all
kinds. Every woman living wants to earn
money. Not one in hundred knows how
to do it. We educate women as teachers
only and then complain that the market is
overstocked. A washerwoman who can
simply wash, who knows nothing of the
requirements or varied miRUtis of her
trade, can earn 81 % per day and her
board The most ignorant girl that lands
on these shores is good at once for her
Living" and Sl2 to Sl5 per month. The
dressmaker who acquires reputation can
charge any price she pleases and is not re-
quired TO possess anything but patience
and paper pattern. A clever cook not
only gets her own price but is the autocrat
of the household, as many terrorized wives
know.
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CLEVER COUNTERFEITs
Discovered In the Possession of Man
in New York.

New York, October 9.-John Slaxwell,
from Millersburg, o., has been arrested,
charged with having in his possession sew
eral finely finished photographs of United
both sides, from which he was endeavoring
to have plates engraved. A large number
of finely photographs oflegal ten
der notes were found in his possession,
and in his room was an unfinished letter
to his wife, saying he had contracted for
part of the work, and it would cost him
$1,000. He said he would send her some
of the goods, and gave her instructions
how to get rid of the counterfeits he would
send. He promised to send some next
week for her to practice with, and then he
would send more. keep things going ~
he writes, "and when i get my hand in il
will 90 merry"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

CINCINNATI, October 9.-An enormous
vote has been polled in this county to-day.
Only five precincts heard iron at 10 o'clock
p. m. give net Republican gain of 202.
Both parties claim the county. The Re
form Democratic vote is small, and prob
ably will not exceed 1900. The Republ-
cans claim large gains in the German
wards, and say that Foraker will over
come Newman's majority of last year,
which was l0,6S9. The Democrats are
equally hopeful that they have carried the
entire county and State ticket. Informa-
ton is not yet at hand on which to base
intelligent opinion.
1880 O'Clock A. .M-Seventeen precincts
of l03 in this county show Republican
gain of 1917 this is on Governor. No COM
pilation has yet been made of the county
ticket or Legislature. This won d give
the county to Hoadly by small ma
jority, but with the votes cast for
the Reform Democratic ticket would
leave the result as to county and Legisla-
ture in doubt, with chances in favor of
the Republicans. No report of the strength
of the Reform Democratic ticket has yet
been made. While the second amendment
gets large vote, the majority against it
will be sufficient to probably overcome the
majority for it in other parts of the State
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

CONGRESSMAN ELLIS, of Louisiana, states
that Tilden is laying his plans TO dictate a
nominee to the Democratic convention in
1854. lie is now, and has been for some
time, laying plans for the nomination of
Gov. Cleveland. 1t has .hiy leaked out
recently that it was his master brain be-
hind the Holman movement Mcdonald
must be killed Off in order to enable Tilden
10 carry out his schemes, and he is likely
TO win, because the South has no voice,
and must do as the North instructs her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

ANOTHER job for pet national banks.
Secretary Folger is to recommend a long
time two per cent. bond for the retirement
OF the four per cents. The saving in the
interest will probably be more than lost in
the premium required to purchase the out
standing bonds. Better go on reducing
the debt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

The London correspondent of the New
York Tribune states that great surprise
and irritation have been caused in all parts
the Queen intends, beyond what she has
already done in commemorating John
Brown, 10 erect a full-length statue of her
deceased servant at Balmoral in close re-
lation to the statue of the Prince Consort,
and further, to put in the royal mauso-
leum at Frogmore and in st. Georges
chapel at Windsor marble tablets to his
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OHIO ELECTIONS.
The Indications Point to the Largest
Vote Ever Polied in the State
The Returns
Coming In Very Slowly-Republican
Gains as Far as Heard From
Iowa Elections.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 9.-In the mu-
hicipal election to-day, the vote is small
vote to decide the result. The Re-
publicans probably elect the mayor, clerk
and assessor; the Democrats, the treasurer
Council twelve Democrats and twelve Re-
publicans; one tie.
1890 O'Clock A.M-Latest returns from
the city election give McMaster Rep, for
mayor, 250 majority. The Republicans
elect the clerk and assessor by $50 ma ajority.
The treasurer is still in doubt; Geiger,
DEM, probably elected. The Board of
Aldermen stands Republicans and 3
Democrats.
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THE Northern people democrats as
well as Republicans fear to intrust the
Government to a Southern President, and
yet the President has turned the entire
control of his office over to Malone.
"What consistency is there here between
theory and practice ?" asks the Richmond
SIDfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

THE Little Rock Gd,che says: "The one
thing the Democratic masses in the late
Confederate States want, is a ticket COM
posed of strong, sound Democrats, with
out reference TO whether they take their
meals north or south of Mason and Dixon's
line" That is the way to abolish section
alistn in tho Marty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

THE st. Louis Globe Democrat has the
jim-iams over the card of Mrs "Stonewall"
Jackson. 1t is revamping all the old lies
about Southern exclusiveness and fran
tically waves the "bloody shirt" And
yet the trade, the commerce and the busi-
ness OF st. Louis goes right along humming
its way rs cheerilv as ever.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

GEN. MARMADUKE is the favorite candi-
date for Governor of Missouri with the
young Democracy. All the old soldiers,
ex-Federal as well as ex-Confcderate, will
work and vote for him. The sectional line
has disappeared in Missouri.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

IT is proposed to form an Ebers gallery
in Dresden in honor of the famous Egypt
ologist and novelist, George Ebers, to be
formed entirely by pictures inspired by
passages in his works. Several leading
German artists are now at work on draw
ings for the purpose.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

THE Southern States have l0l Demo-
Gratis in Congress. All the rest OF the
country have only ninety-three. Why
don't the Republican papers call the at
tention of the country to its danger from
the majority of Southern brigadiers in the
Democratic caucus, or has this foolishness
worn itself out2 asks the Selma (Ala.)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

A BALLAD-sINGER at Limerick, Ireland,
has just been sentenced to prison for one
month for chanting the praises of O'Don-
nell, the slayer OF Carey. The sentiment
was atrocious, no doubt, but the sentence
will appear equally so to those who are
accustomed to the freedom of this happy
land
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

SAM RANDALL nor any other high tariff
man ought ever to be Speaker of the
House of Representatives. "The Western
man who assists at such sacrifice" says
the Waco Examiner, ''of his section is in
deed doubly-dyed traitor"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

THE people of this country consume
,225, 900 tons of sugar and molasses. OF
this, 100000 tons are imported, the duty
on which is S9O,o0O,OOO, every cent of
which comes out of the pockets of the
consumers for the benefit of the men
who mike the 225. 900 tons.
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First Day of the Lexington TrOtting
Meeting.

LEXINGTON, KY, October 9.-The first
day OF the Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association was fairly attended.
The Lexington stakes, for two-year-olds,
best two in three, was the only race, and
was not concluded
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A FRIEND OF the Kentucky statesman
predicts through the Washington Star
that Mr.. Carlisle will be nominated for
Speaker on the first ballot. He ought to
be if the Democrats want to make record
for 1881
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THE New Orleans Times Democrat says
that many Southern places, fearing small
pox this winter, are taking precautions
against that dread disease. There is no
unusual cause for alarm, but the ounce of
prevention is always timely.
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DAYTON, October 8, IL O'Clock PM
At this hour it is safe to say that the entire
Democratic county ticket is elected. There
are slight Republican gains all round, and
heavy vote for the second amendment.
| O'Clock A.M-Returns from twelve
precincts in the city give n net Demo-
cratic gain OF %. No hope for any Re-
publican candidate on the county ticket
and only six more precincts to hear from.
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RANDALL and Pig-Iron Kelly are afraid
that the internal tax system must 60"
This would compel an increase of the
tariff, and further protection for the al
ready bloated and insolent monopolies.
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PROVIDENCE, October 9-The October
meeting of the Narragansett Driving Asso-
citation opened at Narragansett Park to-
day. Five hundred persons wire present
on the track, and trotting was good.
Idlewild and Pilot Knox were the win
nerS.
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At Burlington.

BURLINGTON, October 9.-Returns come
slow. Light vote on account of rain.
Total in the city of Burlington, 3149
The Democrats have carried the county
by about 500, being 100 less than last year.
The Democrats claim the county by 1000.
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The Race for Czarowitch.

LONDON, October 9-The race for the
Czarowitch Stakes was won by Don Juan,
Sickness second, Cosmos third. Twenty
two starters. Bendigo led at good pace
from Cosmos, Pharamond, Preferment,
Witchcraft and Don Juan, with Hackness,
Faugh-a-Ballagh and Lizzie next, Girohe,
Sachwand and Quick Time heading the
others. When the leaders were six fur
longs from home, Sachman and Girof1e fell
away beaten. Cosmos was in front at the
bushes, but as the horses descended the
hill Don Juan drew out and won.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

THE next Congress, which will meet on
the 4th of December, will contain 1914
Democrats and l3l Republicans, Read
justers, Independents and Greenbackers
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Mr.. E. S. WILSON, of the New Mississip-
plan, is a candidate for reelection to the
clerkship OF the House of Representa-
tives. We hope he will be elected.
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LOUISVILLE.


JEROME PARK, October 9.-The winners
in to-day's races were Pizarro, Woodlark,
Helen Wallace, Heel and Toe and Major
Wheeler.
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A wouId-be Secretary of the Navy
Indicted in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 9.-Criminal
information was filed in the United States
Circuit Court this morning against l. R.
Crumbaugh, Collector of Internal Reye-
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FARMERS wishing TO be successful with
sheep should guard them against exposure
But if in sheltering his sheep the farmer
exposes himself and catches cold, he must
use DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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THE survey OF the Conway and Des Arc
railroad is being pushed as fast as possi-
BILE, with view to the early construction
of the road.
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LET us have Il Southern Democratic
nominee for Vice-President, says the Dres-
den Enterpriss, which cordially indorses
the APPEAL
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1910.

THE indianapolis Journal speaks of Mas
sachusetts as Estate at bay" in view of
the fight against Butler.
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ALL the Episcopal Church bishops are
said to be very attractive-looking men, but
Bishop Williams, of Connecticut, is the
most imposing
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PEACHES shipped to England by Della
ware farmer arrived in good condition,
and the enterprising shipper made good
thing of If
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THE PACING RECORD
Reduced Half a Second by the Young
Horse Johnston at Chicago-The
Mile Made In a:1O.
Twelfth Day Of the Louisville Meeting
Chatter the Winner of the Great
Stallion Stake.

AT the new Memphis Jockey Club pool
room last night French mutuals paid, first
race, 50 80 for 81; second race, 81 90 for
81; third race, 81 % for 81 The combi-
nation board paid $21 80 for fifty cents.
The following races are posted on the
boards for this afternoon: AT
LOUISVILLE.
First Race.-One mile; purse $3.50;
thirteen starters.
Second Rdce.-One and one-eighth miles !;
for three-year-olds; Moret & Chandon's s
Champagne Stakes; $1,000 added; five
starters.
Third Rdce.-Three-fourths of a mile
heats; selling; $500 added; four starters.
Fourth Rdce.-Five-eighths of a mile
dash; purse, $500; nine starters.
Fifth Rdce.-One and one-sixteenth
miles; handicap; $500 added; ten starters
Sirh Race.-One mile; seven starters
The first race will be divided this morn
ing, owing to the great number of entries
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The PhlIadeIphIn S,ree,.Car disaster.

PHILADELPHTA, October 9.-The inquest
on the bodies of the four persons killed
by the collision on the North Pennsylva-
MIA railroad train with street-car on Fri
day last has been concluded. The jury
returned a verdict declaring the Union
Passenger Railway censurable for running
passenger cars with one person in the ca
pacity of driver and conductor. Peter
Shultz, the driver of the car, is criminally
censurable; Frank Bird, engineer of the
train, is criminally censurable for running
the train, and the Philadelphia and Read
ing Railroad Company for scheduling their
time at faster rate of speed within the
city limits than allowed by ordinance. The
railroad company is also censured for en-
ploying an incompetent hagman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

BosroS, October 4.-0ne of the divorce
cases disposed of in the courts here to-day
was that of Harriet W. rs Gustavus Leyick
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The nar,ho,d, statue OF liberty.

New YORK, October "a working
model, twelve feet high, Of the Bartheldi
statue of liberty was exhibited t9sday.
Many speeches were made. One Company
of merchants made a payment of $780, 900,
making up the entire amopnt needed to
complete work, namely, $4,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-10

THE most efficient stimulants to excite
the appetite are Angostura Bitters, pre-
pared by DIR. ]. G. B. Siegert 4 Sons. Be-
ware of counterfeits. Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article.
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Twelfth Day of the Louisville Meetins

LOUISVILLE, October 9.-Twelfth day of
the fall meeting of the Louisville Jockey
Club. Weather warm, attendance and
track good.
First Race.-Handicap for rtwo-year-olds,
three-auarters of mile Easter won Ia
mara second, Queen T. third. Time-l :15.
Second Rdce.-Selling allowances, mile
heats. The first heat was won by McBowl-
ing; Lille B. second, Boulevard third.
Time-1 As.
The second heat was won by Galileo !;
McBowling second, Boulevard third.
Time-1 :444
The third heat Galileo won in a gallop.
Time AS.
Third Race.-Great American Stallion
Stake, sweepstakes, for three-year-olds,
500 each, half forfeit and only $40 if de-
clared Nav l, 1882, or $40 if declared May
l, 1888, with $3.50 added, of which $500
goes to second, third to save its entrance,
the nominator of the sire of the winner to
get $500, the nominator of the sire of the
second horse to receive 5000 out of the
stallion subscriptions; mile and three
quarters Starters: Beechenbrook, Bill
leta, Murmur, Hailfellow, Obermeyer and
Chatter. Worth did not start. Hailfel-
low led at the start, with Beechenbrook
second, Murmur third. At the end of the
three-quarters Chatter took the second
place. At the end of the mile Obermeyel
led, with Murmur second, and Chatter
third. At the head of the stretch Chatter
took the lead, and won easily by ten
lengths, Murmur second, ten lengths in
front of Obermeyer. Time-3:0S.
Fourth Rdce-American Purse, all age s
one mile. Cleaner first, Mammonist
second, Freeland third. Tme-1 :432.
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The Fastest Pacing Time on Record.

CHICAGO, October 9.-The great event OF
the day at the Chicago Driving Park was
the beating of all previous records by the
young PAGER Johnston, driven by Peter
V.Johnston. The horse got a warming-up
in 2:223, and on the second trial paced
without break or skip in exactly 2:l0,
making the fastest harness record ever
known. Some horsemen claimed 2:09i
but, to be sure, it was made even figures
by the judges.
The unfinished . 30 pacing race of yes
terday was won by Chestnut Star.
The Decentralization race was a fine
contest, and resulted in the defeat of the
favorite, Monroe Chief, by the young
horse Phallas. The latter acted tighty in
the first two heats, but then settled down
and trotted handsomely.
The 80 trotting race was postponed
until tomorrow by darkness, after four
heats.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-05-30
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