davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
GERMANY,
RUMPUs AND ROW OVER THE INTERDIcTIoN
OF AMERICAN PORK


OF AMERICAN PORK
BERLIN, April 2s.-The Boersen Courier
publishes tbe report of an interview with
Mr.. Sargent, American minister, in which
the latter denied be wrote any article for the
Ntr Yorker or HdadeFS Zsituns relative 10
Germsn,'s action on the subject Of iDports-
lien OF American pork, or was cognizant of
The publication of such article. Sargent
said he cent dispatch on the subject to his
government, which was properly published
By the State Department tcgetBer with other
reports of American ministers and consrls,
| and that il was then copied BY vsrious jour
| nals, including even papsrs 10 Berlin. The
statements il his dispatch which were made
the particular object OF aitack by the Nort!
| German Gssetie, we're IL lsct quotations iron,
| a Germsr paper, and we're duly credited 20
it by him. Sargent further declared there
! was 70 truth in the ,tstement he had raid
the prohibition OF The inporistioH Of Amer
lean pork was an illegal measure, and wa.
| carried despite the eppositisn OF the Reichs-
"a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

The Georgia authorities God in the State
records evidencs to rsfute The claim, m .de
by the treasury officials at Washington, IL at
that State ia indebted to the general govern
msut for supplies and money furnished 10
her Continental contingent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
INTERNAL RsvENuE
RECEIPTS FOR MARCH GREATER THAN FOR
:.

htCEIfIs FUR MARLH GHEAIEK THAN FOB
THE SAME MONTH LAST YEAR.
WAsHISsToS, April 2S.-Ihe sa,emen,
prepared n the eff ce OF the Com mis .ioner Of
Iut-rnsl RsVsuu. SHOWS Ia At h. aggrsga.s re-
ceipts FIR March, 1888, we're 81 ,425, vi greater
'han for Marco, 1882. TINS Increase was
distributed az follows: Oh spirits, 81 ,736,
975; on beer, S42 l25. There wal a d 7cre 4ss
as follows: o. t7b accr, S2lS,75l; on banks
and bankers, S59. l57; and miscellaneous,
SIG COL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
q rao, R,c. a, p,,1.b.rr.

PIrrsBuRG, April 2s.-The tsres-mils fosi
race this afternoon between Johnston, oi
Pitisburg and Happsnsy, Of Shenandoah,
Pa, for purse of $500, was won by Ha-
penny. Johnston bsosme iii at the cod oI
the first mile and sst down. Hapensy
walked Two and hall miles ana vas de.
clsred winper. Time Kot taken.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

ST. LOUIS, Aprii 2S--The wrestling lou :
n2nent which takss place here Jude B.
9.h aud lOta, IS attracting goAd deal ol
au4ntiop, aud promises TO be quHe an int r
'sticS evens. among Ihe eltries, so tar, srf
Tom C.unon, he ch4mpioa oi England
Bauer DIftn, Duncan c. R5ss, WlislleI
Christsl aud Charles BixeIm az, ,ynd probabl,
Joseph Acton and Eiwin Bib5y. Thes,
names embrace scm- OF the hast know
HFesl'ers 10 the country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

NASHVILLE. April 2S-The Ama.cdn'.
special from Fiorence, Ala, says that an i'm
mense cfosd there 10 day overporered the
iail.r sad hung George Ware, s prisoner,
vino murdered 3 BOY nsHed Robert Bethure
at Nuscie Shoals last week. Before the
hanging Wsre eoDfes.ed that he 1. srderec
the boy for s. and plug Of tes,cco, .ne
threw The bsdy in the river.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
the Case or Leo.ey y,, o,Cosner

Special % the AppeaLI
NAsHvlLLE, April 28.-The case of z. F.
Looney Us. Maj O'Conner's estate, involving
= large amount, will come up Ter trial in
the Chancery Court Monday next. Col. Pat
terson. of Memphis, and J. ]. Vertreer, Of
this city, represent Col. Loouey. The case
is OF much interest TO the parties, and at.
trscts q good deal of public attention. II
involves the value of about s25o,OO of stock
in the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company, which, it is alleged, Maj OCon.
ner, procured from Col. LoOney BY means Of
falss rerreseatatious
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

WoNEs are rapidly fading places in the
learned professions and ths more lucrative
oecupa ions from which they were formerly
excused. Many are graduating in medicine.
Mr. Lydia E Pinkhsm, of Lynn, Mass, is .
minister of health TO Thousands who msy
never touch he hem of her garment or
behold the genial light of her modest coun-
fenkpce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

MRS. FRANK LESLIE, widow Of the pub
lisher, who is said to be the only daughter
n'os the famous Lola Montsz, has rival in
Miss Eiith Debsr, who claims 10 be the real
Montfz flts, and calls tn: King OF Bavaria
pspa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

TOLEDO, April 23.-Icledas, 3; Colunbus,
4; ten innings
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Athls;ic,, 10;
PhiisdelDbiss, ,; five innings; rain.
WASHINGTON, April 2S-WavsrlYs, Il;
Richmond, Va. (pTofsssionals), 3. Oaly elk
innings were Pl,ysd, lhe rain stopping the
game.
CISCISEATI, April 2S.-Ciucinratis, 2e;
Anthracitss, Of Potiavilie, 2. The Anthra.
cj.e's pitcher wzs weak, aod the Cincinnati
bsusd hin % pieces. Tbs Ctncinu ats u sde
twenty -four bss. hi's, to Eva by the Aathrs
cites. Long John Riisy made thr.e base
hits. Jones ard CorEh,ii each msas borae
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

IT has been reported in Ottaw. that the
H. Hon. w. E. Forster, late secretary for
Ireland, will succeed the Marquis of Lorne
ss Governor-Generar of Canada, and will
arrive there about the end of November.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Destructive Force OF n n0nday's Stern
al French Camp.
Snesfsl tn ths A nnssll

aifr-neh Camp.
Special TO the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss April 2s.-A letter from
French Camp giyes soms particulars Of the
storm in ChOctsw and Attala counties. TIE
cyclone originated six miles west of French
Camp on Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, and
travelled nertbeasterly with increasing force
until it left Choctsw, in the extreme north
eastern corner. 1t was nearly mile wide, and
extended thirty miles. The destruction OF
property was complete; hundreds are stripped
OF everything but lssd; st least ten killed and
many wounded. The Lsbanon Presbyteriau
church was destroyed. At 1890 o'clock the
cyclone struck Attsls county from the sou, b.
wes,, taking a diagonal course through that
county and Choctaw, parallel with the 10
o'clock storm. 10 places it was two mile.
wide. /, took up Yocanoocsny creek on the
vest aide until it came 10 Veechitta, which
it followed several miles, Prostrstipg The
whole swamp and desolating all the farms
along il. This number killed in this storm
is not known, but Many are wosnded. Il
will be Impossible for the sufferers to n axe
a crop unless assisted. Contributions should
be sent TO the Rev. James A. Mecklin, or J.
W. Luckett, French Camp.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
pessh of.ae static. Einevsa..

SAN FRAScTsoo, April 25.-R Aema1, the
celebrated stallion, dIed ct Red b uA Issi
night, aged tweuiy-nine years. Ee wa
repuled 10 be the oldest sta lion ia America
His pedigree, in the possession OF bis owners,
il traced back 10 the yasT 1909.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
ARCHIT6CT HILL

REQUESTS THAT THE IEvEsTIGATioN AGAINST
HIS CHARACTER BE PUsHEp
WAsBIsGToS, April 23-Supsiyising Ar
chitect Hill has requested Secretary Folgcr
TO push as much possible the p'nding in.
yesliga alton into the affairs of his Office, as he
IL derirous OF havirg all imPutstions again /
his character, growing GU, OF the charges, re-
moved
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
BLATHERSKITE O,ROssA
And His followers Have = Parrot.aza
Monksy Tfne OF IL.

PHILADELPHIA, April %. - O'Donov an
Rossa and bis dynamite follower. held .
stormy meeting in the Girard House ihiI
morning. Rosa states that the plans Of the
extremists are satisfactorily arranged, and
that future developments will show what the
plans are.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
4 an.....fn1 Cnii

MILwAUKEE, April 2s-rhe suit Of Aler.
Med. Young against Peter McGsoeh for
$1,000 paid on eon,rset OF pats aud calls
entered into JAY 18th lsel, was decil1d to-
day in iavar OF Young giving him principal
aud interest 70 d,ie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
W-ssrx<s~

81. LouIs, April 2s.Zghe 81. Lonis Dis
tiliirr Company, the chief owner and presi-
dent 81 -bich l. Alfred B=yis, has suspended
seehrsd indsb,sics..<s ,0oe. WHAT Other
claims si.nd ss;o.t the company has nol
yst trsnspirsS nor are the s~ssts knosS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

A DISPATCH from s.. Petersburg states
That the imperial procession TO ths cathedral,
usually made after the Easter reception, has
been waived this year. Dynamite seems to
produce other effects than explosions.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
JAMES CAREY,
The IF'HGssr. Likely to Swing for Mar.
ders Giher Than Tho;e for Which
he Was Pardaned.
Arrests Of Con. piraiors Made
In Ireiand-The Troubles in the
Orient American Pork.

LosDoE, April 2S-Alarn has been caused
Al the receipt BY The corporation of London
Of an anonymous letter wsraiag that body
ihai Guildhall would be destroyed by dy-
nsmile on the oh of May. A force Of spe-
cial police has been detailed 10 guard the
buidiny
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
JAPAN.
THE ARKY INCREASED TO 120, 1000 IN RRErA.
RATION FOR WAR.

RATION FOR WAR.
YoKoHoMA, April 5.-Tne Japanese gov
erpnent conlina.s suspicisus and watchfsl
OF China's proceedings. Japan will not be
forced into war executing xs 3 iast extremity,
and feels her peaceful attitude strengthened
by the appoininent of 4 United States min.
lister to Corea, but ia obliged 10 maintain de.
fensive preparations. Tne japanese army
mas been incressed to an available Of 120, 900
men.
The submerged hull of the United States
snip Oneids, lost on the Japanese coast
thirteen years ago, was blows up last month.
Nc rslios '|Tove recovered, though hCnisn
skeletons and various unimportant articles
of the ships furniture were brought to the
surface.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
NO NEED 10 WAIT.
ghod vita IIeAd-HSGrs al Sffs's
ExGFsAes.

Reclining in an easy chair on stormy winters
niss+ facing cheerful nre. amid cosy and COM
Portable surroundings. intsresting book in hand
and, perhaps delicious cigar i. mouth, one Is in
no hurry. Lie is concentrated in the present.
The past h dream, and the future ia babe un-
born. 1t Is easy. then. TO wait. BUT distress il
inpatieD Fecessity il urgent. Trouble cannot
and ths times fe seem shoe with lead and he
clock i.d s-,eep.
Above sl their l.sssr GOOD qualities. the salisnt
excellence OF BEssos's CAPCJSE PcEous
FLA5TERs is that Trey do not keep you waiting
Placed oTer the seat Of ps!a they tegin lher help
full work at once. All other plasten have this rad.
ieal defect: they draw upon the sufferers faith ia
d ubtful 20 morrow. They do /, creeiI puffn-.--
The C.peine. because OF eertsi. medicinal powers
which :. slons POSSESSES, acts today. It does nor
ask ysu to endure one sleeple.s night raozsT41e
sdditIonsi week Of disappointed hope Hch
yo.tant this difference is-asids from the -mege
question o. suffering and the various inconver
iencsz and losses attending it-none but the
trained phynctan Knows Diseses have thei,
s.i.is periods beyond which recovery Ia doubtful
or i'm mpos.ible. while waiting for the slow and un
certain action OF tn. cid tashioned cheap plaster
| the patient may eros the tsisl line. But whetoe.
he does or not 1t rsnaius ssue th1t. other thinsl
berg equal, tss quickest b ths b<x;. Ana sns
caPCfkE = the auicse4f
| In tts middle Of <sas g,nufns fAs word GAP
C1sK aeiearly c1e PRICE Is esssa
| s,ssusy 4 JsHsAs1s cssnssss ssx York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Aa,,r,,.r A,,ot.,u.at.

DIS MONIES, IA, April 2s.-Gov. sher
man this evening snuoIuced the appoint
Dent of L s. Coffin, of Fort Dodge, as rail
road commissioner 10 ncceed Jas. Wilson
elected to Congress. Mr.. Cefin has beer
known only as q successful farmer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
THE APAC 4bS
CANNOT BE FOLLOWED IsTo MEXICAN TER.
ElTORY

ElTORY.
WAsHiNsToN, April 20 I r.sponse to a
coWmuuiciuon from Secretary Frelinsb
sen iuqlirlng whether there vail bs 2uy OBJ
jrciiou 10 our troops foilowipg the a aches
from AR z1na ever the border, the Aex:cau
m mister bias rep.isd ihst such action cannot
properly be taken without the express c9u-
sent OF the Mexican Senate. A tslegram a4s
accordingly s-Ht TO Geo Croak this af,er.
noon by tue Secretary Of Wa directing d IN
TO be crretul 10 observe he convsn;ioS with
Mexico on this subj Ct, aud 10 re-lTaio all
troops uader bis commsud from pss,i e tie
boundary lins into Mexican territory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
IRELAND.
DEv.NE, TBE IsFoRMEh, TRYING TO ISCuL-
PATE NEAEER OF PARLIAMENT

lhElASp.
| DEv!NE, TIE IsFoRMEh, TRYING TO INcuL.
PATE \ MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT.
DUBLIN, April 28.-Tke police have dis-
covered that ssveTsl men wanted for partici-
patton 10 the murder conspiracy have left
| Ireland. The authorities are in cons, ant
| communication with the police of Ma1ches-
| ter, Liverpool, Newcastle aad London touch
ing the movements of suspected persons.
the psr2an seen BY Devine at q meeting
Of the Iris Vigilance Committee of Dublis,
and who / vine yesterday said was a mem
| Der of Parliament, was described by witness
as having fresh complexion, beard and
mustache 81 light color. Devine said this
man waefssesert at the meeting after the
| Nisiisn.es = sd decided upon the death Of
Poole.
ANOTHER CoNsPIRAToR ARRESTED.
Another srrest has been N ,se here in con.
nectiou with The conspiracy to murder. The
person is tailor named Nevin. Nevin is
| the man who was mentioned yesterday by
| informer De1ins al having been appointed
| by the Feniius TO 6nd the hiding-pl&ce Of
| Poole, who had been condemned 10 deltb.
| Devine also stated that Nevin was sfler.ird
charged by the assas.ins with deceiyiEg thsn.
LORD MAYo's SYMPATHY FOR EMIGRkSTs.
Lord. Lieutenant Mayo, at Bsllmuilsf, wit
4 DkhsSO Inc urDdItuEc OIL INC LOT
| America with number of families. He
converted with the older emigrsnts, and
! assisted the children into the boats to bo
| conveyed 10 the steamer. The synpathy of
the lord-lieutensnt created proiou.d i'm
| preston.
AN IHFoRMER LIKELY To SWING.
The police have evidences which inpli-
| cafes smes Carey, witness for the crown in
the State trials, in the murders of Talbot,
the police infor9er; OF Clarke, the Fenian
| informer, and Of the bricklayer Behan, and
also in the attempted murder of Murphy,
the bookkeep.r of the Irish People. 1t is
| likely Carey will be tried for one OF these
crimes OF asssssiuation. B-hsn was rot con-
Esct,d with the political troubles.
ARRESTS AT TuLLAMoRE.
! TULLAMoRE, April 28.-Three arre.ts, in
| connection with the conspiracy TO murder,
| we're made here in consequence of informa-
| ton given xt the examination OF the three
| copspirators j v Dublin yesterday by q msa
named Seery, a resident of Tullamere.
THE POPE AFrER ARCHBISHOP cRoKE.
LoNpoE, April 2S.-1he Times correspond
ent says Archbishop Coke is on his way to
| the Vatican, where he will be hauled over
| the cosls Tor giving support to the move
ments OF the Nationalist and RsvsluIionist
| parties in Ireland.
PARNELL AND TEE pYNAMlTkhs.
The Standard, commenting on the proceed
| ings OF the Irish convention in Philsdel phia, i,
says: "Psrnell knew that word from him
plainly denouociRg the dynamite policy
would have produced deep effect upon the
| convention, bushe will not spesg word lest
he should wound the susceptloilities OF some
Of his friends is America"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
1910.
HSDICATIORa

For Tennessee and me OHIO VALLEY, cool aal
clearing Wsaihsr, pr,eeded By light raias in Ten.
1e'see, v0r,abie Wiads from north 10 ea,t in the
Ohio Valley, iover barometer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

TIE Iri-h dynsmr-rs have recently at.
tracted so much attention that those Of Rns.
sis have been ioreo tep, or overlooked. Re
Gently here was unearibed Ct S.. Petersburg
band OF Nihiiists with slo'es Of dyoqrrite
IN their possessions, and ibsfs has en- h de
sale arrests Of corspiraioTs or susp. cts il
Moscow TO lowed by oficiai sta'emtu'a oi
the sentences Of The score OF N hi!is,s lately
tr ed by an extraordinary tribunal at g..
Pe'ershurg. OF these, seversl were con-
demned 10 death scveyal TO penal .ervitude
for life ard many to imprisonnsnt for a
conridersble number of years. Two of The
condemned we're executed at tie beeinapg
OF this week: BOgdsuovitcb, long hunted
as "Koboz f. who 10 March, 1881, WREN
Alexander Iwas blown up, had d dyua-
mite mine for he same purpose in street
adjOining the lace OF the r-i sstropbe; aEd
retired naval officer, Butzevi.ch. The
former wss hanged and the latte sbot. .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

kEDsLL COUNTY, n. C.-1'hs ex-,Aerif,
NJ. w. +. Wassos says: -Browa's Iron
Bitters has improves my digestion and gen.
ersl health"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
1be San EFRHci~cO BIooa Horse AsSo.
eIAihSEa EarES

San FeANCIsco. April 2S Third day OF
tue spr.ug meeting OF the Pacific Blood
Horse Association AT O:klsni Park; track is
excellent cond..in ..
Ftrst Roca- Fiye-eighi Ls Of a mile dasb,
between Baldwin aud Pilo Aho, two year.
old filler, was won By tn. LATER easily
10 :G5
6se7Ed Race Mile snd .hIes eighlbs dash
for lhrte-ye4r olds, Lucky B. sad Augusta
Z stsr,e9; ~ol hy The former ia 2:24
Third Eace.-Psci6c cup; 'wo and one
quarter nile dash; Precious. Fortress, Fred,
Caller, Inauguration, Nay D. and Maria f.
| started; ron By Collier. Tine-4:03i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

GREEN 3. RATA, Commissioner OF Iuteru al
Revenue YeS,erday handed President Arthur
his resig nation 10 take fleet the Both instant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
~. ,.. r.,,. s-sse Consu~p,lo,

MASHArrAN, KS, April I6.-I h.ys allan
e'iiea L mud remarkable cirep,,s,'.',,,i
lich occurred scme forty years .ipc-i - -
G. y Il B'iumore. Possioiy soma Ing,l u. u.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
--S,,s,., brs.. H.2ee1srsa, Coca ia,o Traislag

Bosros, A9rit sss.@J 5bh l.. 5itiivsf
ciaiuIs 10 hsve faily recovered, az 70, into
trau,iag fIr hi. sacounter vita Mitchell:
weight, l95 poGnGs s,ripped, and .iil contest
st sbou. 100. He says he wi. he a, strong
as ever, a1d Il as ever il life, .aea he iact.
H. Eo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL-STORM
Prevails at Hot Springs Yesterday, ana
Violent Wfnd-storn Throughout
NsrthWestern Texas.
Additional Particulars from WssssI
and Be saursEard-The CgeIoHe in
Chseisw and Alfalfa Counties.

ST. LouIs, April 2S.-Texas dispatches
say that q violent wind-storn swept over the
northwestern part of the State last night,
doing msch damage. AT Ronhsm, Pslo
Pin;s and Beltou = number Of houses were
blown down, and in Bell county several per-
sons are reported killed. The schoolhouse,
containing seventy children, near Fort
Worth, was demolished. but only one child
il reported hurt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

THE d reotors 4 the Cation Centennial
should sp.,yint Col. Morebead, &, esid nj Of
the Cotton Plantsrs' Association, commits
siooer genera. He is, as re hss aifesdy
abuud.nuy proven adGirs6ly adsp.sd to
THE duties If an office on The proper adniu-
istrsticu of which depends the suce ss of
| the undertaking. he ia know to the whole
press of he c9uatry, and is popular Wher-
ever he Ia known. He ia Iireless worker,
gentleman If wonderful re.ourcss, and oue
who is e-t emsd and respgoi.d i7r be nstri
oiic devoi pa to The int rcss ot the South.
and the work he mas done t. advsuc-
those intererts, his crowaing fort 0siog this
Centennial waoh bu for him, w'ud hsve
bsen al utter failure. Tue D re ors can no
wher- had mln superior 10 MIN for the
place, snd will ind il very Diff 10 fnd
one hi, equal. We hope 70 hear of his aP-
poiulmant to this imDorl ant offi3e IS suns
measure Of recognition # bis prscticai
abilities and invaluable public ssrvice..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

A MINISTER in Lowell, Mas, mas been
obliged 10 give up preaching on account Of
trouble 10 his throat. If this reverend gentle
e'-n had taken DE- BalRs CoHgh Syrup, he
"oud still have bsen useful msmb.r Of
tls prctetsion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

Sra JULIUS BENEDICT The great compoFer
who it viii he remembered wts the accom-
pauist Of J Jsuny LiGd OF her tour thrsuga
this county, was rsoen ly jutsrvi wed as to
the music of the future, whea h said he wss
only confident that "ihe day of opera is
p ss4iDg away. Tnsre has be n 20 grsnd
ooera aimee Faust no, not one--Bot even
aida, az perhaps you would ssy-no, none
What the people like nov are he dramas OF
the character If Roniany Rye and Taken
from Life. There lie not euough mon-y spent
for amusements to support both opera aud
drsma, besidss that 1t is IN p,s-ibls to make
opera psy now. 1t isr quirsd 10 savs big
: n-chsstra, a strong chorus and foe artists.
ess they are gooi, they Do not draw, and
r. " ass good they tsks al irr ssouey.
2 OF iight opera j. stJrt. fh- song il
Y, ~ lae Oue is- ihe lJci90l fsr Scandal,
please, @dsio viii b. heard more
+ ain -1eral slcis ies than ever now.
Mr. SlliiF.-- fI,sror n and a
eisD, who has the happy faV~'s,
operas for con- psnies that have
d music for people who cannot
80 can sing his operas il
BY the orchestrstion, which
clever"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

LITTLE Rock, April 2s.-The Gazette.
Hot Springs special says the most disastrous
hail-storn ever known occurred there at
noon to-day. Many buildings were badly
damsyed. Hundreds of windows were
broken, and it is feared the growing crops
are badly damaged
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Ths Bead and Wsusdsd by Banday's
Cyclone.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2s.-The Tines.
Democrats Wesson spscisi says that two sd
di,ion-l asAiha at Wesssn occurred to-day, 8
little son Of J. F. Gibs,n and Mrs. Finch
The damage by the cyclone at Beauregard
il now estimated at S450,C00. A singular
fact in connection with the cyclone may even
now be mentioned. There were about forty
persons Of Jewish extraction in Besuregsrd
during the cyclone. All these were picked
out OF the debris and not one was seriously
injured, so Col. J. L. Powers, of Jackson,
MIss., telsgrsphs.
The wounded are all provided with
clean bedding and necessary undercloihing.
Delicacies are constantly sent them. Many
have been removed, but forty-three are IN.
able to be moved. There will be religious
services here Sunday at the Episcopal church
only. the Methodist church is used as head.
quarters for the Red Cross Society. The
Bspti,t church is so badly dsmsged as to be
considered dangerous. The Beauregard
rhu hlnxu In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

FoET WORTH, TEX, April ga special
to the Gazette gives messer particulars Of
the terrific wind and hail. storm which passed
over the county south and west of this place
yesterday evening. 1t was frst reported at
Cameron about $50 miles south on the Santa
Fe read and seems 10 have followed the line
of that road, doisg great dam.ge 10 hous.s
and fences, until it reached Clsburne, thirty
miles south of this place, when it turned
west and psssed over Palo Pinto and MIN
ersl Wells, where it Was last heard from.
At Palo Pinto the Masonic Hall and steam
fourins rnil we're blown down. Aun;her
storm pa.sed over Bsuh.m, coming from the
same dire ction, but four hours earlier. The
amount of damage in not reported