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A Possible Change In ihe Pope's Irish

BosToN, Juns "a correspondent Of the
Pilot cables the following from Rome: "Ths
Pope to-day refused 10 receive EniDgton,
who asked an audience. The recent letter of
the Pope to the Irish bishops, it is said, is
intended TO hs secret. Erripgton had a copy
before the Irish bishops received theirs. He
communicable TO the English party in Rome,
which has been very Influential at The Vati-
can, and is in dismay at the Pope's emphatic
refusal TO give an audience to Etringtou. II
is reported that Errington will leave Rome
for England
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night for the assassination, he says, was the
only thing that saved his lie. When
the plot was discovered the conspirators
were Obliged to decamp. Foo also states that
after this Tip was employed as clerk in a
large dry goods house in Cincinnati, o,
which he robbed OF silks valued at $1,000,
and after disposing of his booty fed to Chi
cage. Lately Tip returned to San Franeisco,
and Foe says be was sent for BY gamblers
here to murder him.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, June "a debate occurred il
the Com mons last evening relative TO the ex
ecution of Suleimsn Daoud. The members
opposed to the execution we're led by Sin
George Campbell, and Mslloy, member fro n
Kings county, urged the government to tele
graph requesting stay of execution.
Sir Drummond Wolf asserted that tn.
death of Suieimsn Daoud was hurried ir
order to silence complaints against the KITE
dive. Lord Fiizmsurice, Under Foreigr
Secretary, replied that Sir Edward Mallet
British Cousu!-Genersl in Egypt, was or.
dered to inquire as to whether there wa
anything in the caso calling for Intervention
by the British government.
Gladstone finally declared that az MSllet
had not informed The government that there
had been anv injustice done TO Suleims al
DSoud, they had distinctly declined to inter
fere IN the matter. He said Duferin had
informed him that the charges made agains
the Khedive are ridiculous.
TIE MAN MAXIM CAPTURED.
The man whom Hiram s. Maxim, the de-
tective, captured yesterday on the train run
ming between Rouen aud Dieppe, for robbine
him in Paris in 1881, is named Palmer, and
is known as tracing sharper" He CALI
himself an Irish lord. Bslner and Hamil
tor, confederates in the robbery Of Maxim
also robbed, ten days ago, gentleman named
Williamson, said to be an editor OF a New
York paper.
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SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.

Pain in the right side, under edge of ribs
Increasing on pressure sometimes the pain L
on the left side; tho patient is rarely able %
lie on the left side; sometimes the pain is Ter
under the shoulder and is sometimes taken
for Rheumatism in tho arm. The stomach L
affected with loss OF appetite and sickness
the bowels in general are costive, sometime
alternating with laxify; the head IL troubles
with pain, accompanied with a dull, heavy
sensation In the back part. There Is genei
ally a considerable loss of memory, accompa
MED with painful sensation OF having ie'
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 exei
else would be beneficial to him, yet he car
scarcely summon up foEitude enough .
| try it.
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THE FUNERAL PROCESSION.

The procession was formed at the Gallery
OF Art, where the military and civilians be-
gan TO gather some liue before the appointed
hour, o'clock. The remains, Enclosed in
handsome cssket, were placed in the hearse
which had been especially built for The occa.
sion. 1t was square fnished vehicle, with
plate.glass wslls, surmounted by six urn.
and drawn by four white horses. The pro-
cession moved in the following column of
march, via Pennsylvania avenue, to the GEM
etery:
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Sine. by = New.psp.r .eperter.

KANSAS CIrY, 30, June 9--Shorily alter
midnight G org Ffederieks, proprietor OF
the Tnester Commune in This city, was shsa
aad killed by onn Ell, reporter Of the
Evening StdTr1n the hallway of a lodging
house opposite the thester. The trouble was
ABOUT afSomsn, Mattie Hsriline, who had
been known as Fredericks's mistress. She
was the only witness OF the affair, ard was
anSye the men At the head OF the stsirwsy,
In the dimly-lIshted nall at the time. Bell
! claims self-deiense, says Thai Fredericks as
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81 TIE Hon. P0indexter Dunn, Representa-
tive in Congress from the First Arkansas Dis
trict, hss arrived home from Washington,
where he has been for some time past work
log against the attempted land grab by he
Southern Pacific Railroad Company. MIR.
tion, which should be appreciated not oSly
by his imme date constituency, but by the
people of the whole country.
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NICKERsON'S CASE.
THE FESTIVE MAJOR TO BE eoURTMARTIALED
IF HE CAN BE FOUND.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Adjt.-Geu. Drum
to-day received an official telegram from
Philadelphis, announcing the decree of di-
vorce in the case of Maj. A. H. Nickerson,
United States Army, has bsen set aside and
The former verdict declared null and void
Immediately upon lie receipt the General OF
the army d.recte Gen. DUN TO is-ua pro
csss for she immediate srrest of Mai Nick
.r.on preparatory to his b.ns ried by court
mar sl on charges of co1duc; unbseoming
an officer aud gentleman. Tue papers were
issue5 Ibis afternoon snd + msssen = dis
patch. d. at opae to serve them upoa him
l is thought. owevef, that there viii be
difficulty in srF@sijag hin, IS IL "a tue gen
eral inpr~ssion t'Ipt he h = eft for paris un.
known. Fer several days nast hi' where
sbou.s has been myst,ry 10 his noel iniIma te
aruuaiut3psls
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ALL classes of the people of Russia are
disappointed that the coronation was MOI
followed BY general amnesty and NOR
generous conce.s ons by The Emperor, and
men look at each oihsr ominously and SAX
what will happen next. The Gar is invita-.
bloody revolution.
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AT the twenty-fourth annual commence
nent Of Cooper Union last Saturday evening
Mr.. Abrsm Hewitt announced that during
the year would add 100000 to the 100000
bsqusathcd to the Institution in the will OF
the deceased philsni hropist.
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The Presbyterian Board of Education has
asked the General Assembly 10 consider the
question Of the use OF tobacco by its b.ne
fciarieF, and to say if ii is in any way necea
sary 10 successful ministry, and if ii is not
to insist that the candidates shall not begin
it; or, if they have, to abandon it.
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CHARLES G. Fulton, editor and proprietor
OF the Baltimore American, who died on
Thursday, had been in ilI-health for several
years, and visited Europe in the hope of re-
cuperating a weak constitution, but found
little relief. Several months ago he was
very near death, but rallied, only 10 ling<r
till the advent of summer. He was hie hly
cultured and most accomplished journalist
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DR. G. A. TUCKER, of New South Wales,
who for nearly year has been making a
personal inspection Of the insane ssy lums Of
view, was asked 10 name what in his opin.
ion is the greatest evil and danger in the in
stitutions inspected by him in this county.
He stated that the great wrong was go
large asylums and overcroWding"
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"MY skin, which mas been covered with
scsly sores, has become clean, smooth and
soft as lady's.. My hands were covered
with little dry scahs. They have disap.
peared, and Pm better than | have been fol
twenty years, using DIR. Bsnson's Skin Cure
"A. NJ. Noble, Selma, n. C., July 3, 1882.
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SPORTING NEWS.


Boston, June 9.-Boston', 80; Detroits, s.
PITTsBURe, Jane 9.-Louisville, A; Ale
ghenys, 2.
PROVIDENCE, June 9.-Chicsgos, II; Provi-
dences, O.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9-St Louis, g.;
Athletics, 0; Cievel snds, Is; Pail sdelphias, l.
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YEJlO N.EEvsR.

THE DISEASE INeREAsING AT HAVANA
EIGHTY ONE DEATHS DURING MAY.
WAsHINeToN, June 9.-There were eighty
one deaths from yellow fever in Havana dur
ing May, ten among private individuals and
the remainder smong membe of the armyand
navy in the military hospital. The disease
is slowly increasing in Havana, particularly
| along the wharves, and mercantile vessels
moored near the military hospitals have been
invaded by it.
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The Lv.csinr n an. F.,.sr,

WAvERLY, IA, June 9.-The mob which
besieged toe all here last night and succeed
ed 10 iynching the Barber desperadoes num-
bered about 200. They FIRST appeared at The
Jail al 8 o'clock, and were preceded by a man
carry ing a rope, who dem anded The surrender
OIL o., The bandits. The sheriff was obdurate.
Inc crowd then proceeded 10 the door Of the
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Heavy Ram and Wfnd-Storms fu IL
ffa0is.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, june "a heavy
wind. storm, accompanied By rain, struck the
southwest portion OF this city about s o'clock
last evening, unroofisg houses, blowing down
barns and fences and doing quite an amount
OF damage. No person was Injured. Specials
10 the State Register from Bluffs, Chaplin,
Jacksonville, Berlin and other points along
the Wabash railroad wet of this city report
the heaviest rain.storm last evening that has
fallen for years The whole country is
flooded, sad there il great damage TO crops
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Atae.pt to A..ss.Ip.Ie Cuipe.e Editor

NEW YORK, June 9.-Whoug Chin Foo,
editor of the Chinese American, published In
this city, TO- day had Chin Pom Tip arrested
on the charge Of attempting TO sssassinate
him. The affair grows out of the pubiica-
tion by Foo in regard n gamblinghousea, and
| IT is charged that Tip is the instrumeB: oil
these gamblers Foo says he entered
grocery siore and TIP asked the proprietor
| p = and him a revolver. Foo slso ssys Tip
and two others tried 10 murder him in CHI
capo. and that they were TO receive 1900 II
they succesded, and $500 if they seriously IN
| jured him. Foo's abseHce from home on the
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RuacldSd,

COLUMBUS, o., Juae 9.-Jacob Wecker,
once a prosperous master cooper but lately
in reduced circumstance, suIcided this morn
ing by shooting himself in the head. Bodily
infrmilies and loss of property wss the cause
He was ffty-two years old. HIS divorced
wife and three grown children live in Chi
eago, and one married daughter lives here
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I.atopta J.ckry CIub meetIpe,

CovISGToN, KY, June 9.-The inaugural
meeting of the Latonia Jockey Club began
to-day. Weather clear and cool. The at.
tendance was encouraging, and large fields
Of horses 10 two Of the races made ne sport
interesting Leonstus, MARYLAND, Eoad, and
Matte Rapture we're the winners.
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The PopuIar j. M. d .. aud Pan Handle
StlnrI Line lrilHl LAM VIII q

10 OhlcaSO anu the SFeaa NOIthN osts
The heated term, when the scorching rays
OF Phoe5us render it impossible for any but a
veritable SATAN ander to resist the inclination
TO escape to cooler regions, Is now rapidly
approaching, and visions of the fascinatIons
of the limpid lakes and balmy bteezes OF the
great Northwest steal Ger the wearied Sonh-
eru soul with force that renders them ire
sisti0le. The question now arises as 10 the
cheapest, best, and most expeditions way of
tasting tangibiy these most tempting and en-
j0ysble pleasures. To reach this happy land
OF msuutsin fell and stream, the intending
tourist should take the Old Reliable Jeffer-
sonville, Madison and Indianapolis, and P su
Handle route, which is The Short Lire from
L yuisYille to Chicago and by which solid
| through trains are run, making the distance
S03 miles in ten (10) hours, or wo hours less
ti@e than any competing lire, and lands you
at the Uuion Passenger Staiioo, enabling you
| to step from one car TO aaother and thus
| avoid he heat, discomfort, annoy snce and
| expense of 4 transfer across the city, TO
| which you wou'd be subjected in taking any
other route. The arrangements Tor passen.
gers on this old aud dsseI vsdiy popular route
| are such as to leave nothing 10 be dssir,
| and it's punciuality is proyerhial, thus render
| ing that greatest Of all 2anoyahc.s, missed
| connection, OF extremely rare occurrence
| Trains leave Louisville sos o'clock am,
1880 O'Clock pm; arrive Chicago 500 o'clock
| p m., 7:l0 o'clock Ii. For further informa-
tiou, call on or address 5. L. Finley, agent
| Louisville aud Nashville railroad, Memphis
1 Eaun
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FUNERAL NOTICE,

TNEUTONIA LODGE, No 25, K. AND L. OF H.
l. The members of this lodge are hereby re-
Quested 10 attend the funeral of our late sister,
ROSA DALSHEIMER. this SUNDAY morning al
8 O'Clock, from her late residence, No. 81 Hill
street Members sister lodges invited TO attend,
By order VIM. sOUHk, Protector
JOsEPH uHL. SacreiarY.
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1T Is said that more than 1000 persons will
avail themselves Of the opportunity offered
to make ninety days excursion from Ger
many to the UEited States this summer
They ought to be heartily welcomed.
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Drew a shee. for ais shortage.

SAN ANTONIO, TEX, June 9.-The WATSON
prosecution has been emssculated by the
payment of the full amount OF the deficit.
The major, prior TO his srraignment, drew a
heck Tor the full shortage on the First Ma
tionsi Bank of Galveston, and the same was
teudered 10 Cur symu=ter Ferrett in satIs-
faction The check was forwarded TO Gal
weston and notification of payment has been
received Thu effect of the settlement is
variously estimated, but the friends Of the
accused hope for scquittsl.
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JEROME PARK, Juue 9.-Dsspite the vary
light card prepared by the Anerican Jock, y
Club for the last day of the spriug meeting,
there was very large attendance. George
Kinney, Mamie Fields, Inconstant, Dan K.
and Spider were the winners.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MAJ w. II. BERRY leaves for the E.st
Monday to place orders for the manufacture
of his fall stock.
NEW STOCK CARPETS Msttings, Baby
Buggies Just received.
AME5 BEATrIE & CO., S6S Main st.
WHITE Fish, Mackinau Trout, and Red
Snappers, received last night, by Victor D.
Fuchs, at 80 and IL Jefferson street. Open
until q. M.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
soop, IA now offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THos. MAYDwELL, IS U Mon st.
CDR. BENsoN's Celery and Chsmomile
Pills, for the cure of neuralgia, are a sue
cess."-Dr. G. P. Holman, Christi anburg, Va.
Fifty cents at druggists.
MIS-. E J. CROCKETT and Miss Kate Nc
MahOn will teach during the summer at the
Msrket.sireet school, Grammar Grades and
| High School studies; slso French and Latin.
ATTENTION il called to change in adver-
| tisemeut Of the Livermore Foundry and Ma
chine Company. This establishment have
! placed themselves 10 position 10 fill any and
| all orders, and make or handle nothing but
first class goods.
Dr.. CHARLES HERMANN, Homeopathist
| Hydropaihist and Electrologist. If you fe ell
| uDNGIi lFDan dEy CdusC NbaltNeE, CELL AZ
| Second street, near Adams, Memphis, Tenn
at the Wafer Cure, and let him prescribe a
bath for you Baths from twenty-five cents
| TO 81
LADIES and gents' wearing apparel, plumes
| Kid gloves ami lsces dyed aBy sh ade or color
| Cranes and velvets renovated, cloaks aue
| dresses chemically cleaned, without ripping
| and with all trimmings. Goods received aud
returned by express, at Memphis S,eam Dye.
| ing Establishment.
| B. A. HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
AMONG the many conspicuous features o.
this weeks sales OF attractive city and cub
urb IN property, we know Of no single sale
that surpasses in value that large and capa
eious storehouse, No 1877 Main street, havios
q front on Main street of 244 x14S4 deep 10 81
.lley. The building is four stories higt
from trout 10 rear. Sale on Thursday, noon
LADIES will find relief from their head
ache, costiveness, swimming 10 the head
collie, sour stomach, restlessness, indigestion
constant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pain in TN
shoulders and different parts Of the body,
feeling of laseituds and Dependency, by tax
ing SiHmons's Liver Regulator. 1t shoult
be used By all persons, old aud young. II |
net unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and !
not inlnrious TO the most deiicaie consiltu
ion. None genuine except that prepared D.
j. d. Z.i'in & Co.
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DIED.

DIAL June 8 1888 Mrs Rosa
DALsHEIMER, aged forty-iOur years, wife of NJ.
DalSheimer.
Funeral will take place from residence, corner
Hill and Robson streets this SUNDAY morn
ing st O'Clock. Friends are invited to attend.
wHITE-On Saturday afternoon, June 9. 1888,
PATrIE b. WHITE, beloved wife Of Fred NJ. While.
Funeral this sunday afternoon st O'Clock,
from the Third Presbyterian church, Chelsea.
Services hr the Fey Z M Richardsnn
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MxnrerInns Rnhherx.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-TWO thousand
three hundred shares of stock of the Ameri-
can Railway Supply Company, 800 shares Of
the Universal Printing Company, and a note
for 5000, all valued at $40, 400, were stolen
last nigh from the office OF the fret named
company.
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WASHINGTON.
Yeliow.Fever at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Case-CapitaI Brevities.

WASHINGTON, June 9-The condition Of
the Treasury is as follow: Gold coin ard
bullion, 1874 216 5l1; silver dollars snd bull
lion, Sl13,Sl5,737; fractional silver coin,
SIS, All ,096; United States noteF, S5l ,5l5, l05
Total, $685., 95S, 449. Certificates out-tsud-
iDg-Gold, s6O,676, $40; pilver, s7l,552, SOL
Currency, ST., APO, 600.
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Memphis weekly Mortality kePeri.
Mortality report tor the week ending Satnr
daE, jane 9Th, st 8 o'clock p NJ:


Distribution OF Deaths by Wards-First,
8; second, 4; third, o; fourth, 2; fifth, 8;
sixth, 2; seventh, 3; eighth, 2; ninth, 8;
tenth, l. City hospital, 0. Still born, i.
White, z; colOred, 10. Total, %.
Mortality report for same week Lat wear
White, 8; colored, IA. Total, %.
J. r. PURSELL ND,
Secretary Reard Of HeslIh
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SENATOR PANWYcK calls the attention o I
the Postoftice Department to some of the Pc
culiarities Of the mail service in Nebraska
which much resemble the Star.route ras.
calities
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley local rains,
partly cloudy, cooler wedther, east 10 south uind,
becoming variable, stationary Or Louer barometer
IN he east norton,
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THE BLACK CAP
To be Pulled ever tho Eyes eff Frank
Russslrs surdeEer Next Month.

The Supreme Court at Jackson yesterday
affirmed toe decision of the court here in the
case OF Robt. Wilson, and sentenced him to
be hung on the 10Th Of next month. His
crime was the murder OF Frank B. Russo 4,
a man admired BY all who knew him, a
quiet, pesoabls, industrious citizen. He had
a grocery store on the southwest corner OF
Vance and fernando streets, and for
some weeks before his death missed
goods from his store. He watched
for the thief and discovered him in
the act of leaving the back-door, with ham
and other things. He fired and Touuded
the thief in the leg, capturing him before he
could rise. While waiting at Safford's drug
store for the arrival of policeman, who bad
been telephoned for, Wilson snstched the
pistol from Ru,sel's hand and emptIed ths
contents Into bis body. The murderer fed
but was captured lsler in the night at
house on the corner Of Linden aud MAR
streets. He was sentenced TO be hung, an,
appealed to the Supreme Court, which hsI
sfitmed the sentence, as stated. The muir
derer mas not yet been brought back iron
Jackson, but will be IN a day or two.
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GEORGE ELIOT defined lady to be per-
son of high verscity, delicate honor, defer
ence in her manners, and refined habits.
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The BuiIdinz Bosm at Jackson, Mis-,

SptNIaI 70 tut AFI'S&I.I
JACKSON, June 9.-Work is progressing
rapidly on the government buildipg, and
the new freight depot OF the Illinois Contra
railroad is nesrly finished. 1t is, perhsps
the finest depot between Cairo and New
| Orleans.
1t was Intensely hot to day, with slight
shower
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ONE MILLION tons OF whea; for export is
the contribution Of the San Joaquin Valley.
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Y. m. H. A.
LaSsouR ANDLsssITUDE.

LANGOUR AND LAssITUDE,
so COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A
TORPID CONDITION OF THE LIVER AND A
SLUGGISH CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE.GIV.
ING FLUIDS. A TEA-SPoONFUL OF TAR
RANTS SELTZER APERIENT IN A
GLASS OF WATER HALF AN HOUR BEFORE
BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RELIEVE AND
REGULATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN AND PUR
IFY THE CfKCULA TON, AND IMPART NEW
IIPE AND vIGoR TO EVERY FUNCTION OF
THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE 1T.