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TnE Charleston Macs Gad 'osr'ef says
iIanolck will not do, because "wha he
said abSut the tariff showed him TO be
aopelessly muddled on that vitality inn
portrait subjaS,. while his telegram to Mr..
Plaisted, congsataiating him upon the vic
tory of the Greenbsek-Democratic combi-
s.ation in Maine, shocked tSe business
.sens,a of the public"
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GEN. HANCOCK
Much Better and His Wound Doing
Well.

New YORK, October DIR. J. II. Jane
way. being asked as to the condition oi
Gen. Hancock, gave in reply the following
bulletin: 'Gen. Hancock is much better
this morning. The wound is discharging
freely and looks remarkably WELL His
appetite is very good. His digestion is
normal and he sleeps well. The state
ments in the morning papers of to-day are
incorrect in many, ii not all, particulars.
| know OF no kidney trouble, neither do /
wish the wound to close, but heal from
the bottom. JOHN II. JANEwAY,
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THE Atlanta Constitution asks why
should the West and South with l52 Demo-
cratic votes in the House elect Il IL an
Speaker from the East which only has
forty-two Democratic votes in that body.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

Ov November lst Gen. Sherman will
turn over the command of the army to
Gen. Sheridan. lie wih not be placed on
the retired list until February, 1884, but
lac will anticipate that event by seeking
the sweets Of private life three months
earlier
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Alarming Runrora.

PARIS, October Alarming reports
prevail that the Spanish Cabinet will de
mand that the French government make
a public apology for the insults offered
Alfonso, and the German government will
make diplomatic reInonstrance at the
indignities to which the Spanish King
was subjected. The Radicals violently at
tack President Grevy and Prime Minister
Ferry for the course they have pursued
in the matter. The Cabinet is divided in
opinion as to its policy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

LEo NH. learning that many Roman
Catholics in Canada are joining the Free
Masons, has sent an ambassador to Mon
treal to ascertain what draws his people
into an order which Rome denounces.
How is he TO find ont ?
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY,
A Special Month OF Prayer.

TORONTO, October l.-At high mass in
st. Michaels a letter from the archbishop
was read to the effect that his holiness
the Pope wished October to be month of
special prayer for the wants Of the Church,
which was struggling against prosecutions
and assaults from all sides by bad govern
ments, secret societies and false brethren.
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PRATT MINE
Employees Make Demand for Higher
Wages Residence Hurned.

Special to the Appeal
BIRMIHGHAM, ALA, October 1.-The
miners in the Pratt mines, about $50 in
number, this afternoon made demand
for higher pay. \ meeting was held to-
night to determine the advance to be
asked and the attitude toward the COM
pany. y meeting of the stockholders of
the company here to-day called q meeting
for November lst, to decide the proposed
issue OF SS00,000 in twenty-year mortgage
bonds.
The residence OF T.. j. Murphy burned
this morning. Defective flue. Loss near
$1,000; partially insured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

TYrHorD FEVER prevails to such an ex-
tent in New York City that the Board of
Health has been moved to issue an address
advising the destruction or publication OF
all clothing that has been in contact with
the disease This would imply that this
type of fever ia contagious to some extent
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TILE STATEMENTS


New York, S763, ,567 .336: decrease, A.5.
Boston, S5g, 49,. l25: decrease, 10.
Philadelphia, Sol 2,529: decrease, 10
Chicago. 81. 1Ss.211: decrease, As
St. Louis, Sl7, ,05S, ,S5S: increase, l2.3
San Francisco, l2,954 ,S73; decrease, o.
Baltimore, l4,3s0, ,S42; increase. 90.
Cincinnati, 50, 600, 600; increase, III
Pittsburg, s., ,259, 500. decrease, 25.5
New Orleans. Sc, ,127, As: decrease. 1875.
Providence. 81, lS3, 500; decrease, 1872.
Louisville, 81 100000: increase, 32.1.
Milwaukee. SOL 900; decrease, 6.5.
Detroit, 2,743,3S5.
Kansas City, 81. .45l 800: increase, 2l.7.
Cleveland ISIS, l47: decrease, l2.S.
Hartford, 81 ,67I, S5S: increase, I22
Indianapolis, 81 500, 600; decrease, l5.2.
Columbus, 81, $50, ,0S0: increase. 37.5
Peoria, Sl,l72.356: increase. 100.
Nes Haven, 81 ,090, $50; increase, IL.
Portland, 81 $50, ,975; increase, IL.
Worcester, SS05, ,7i3: decrease, 0.S.
Springfield, S67s, ,097; decrease, 10
Memphis. SJ65.2S4; increase. 9I.9.
Lowell. Si4s.021; increase, 81.
Syracuse, S497, ,126: increase, 36.4.
Total. 81 .0l4 Sis, ,362: decrease. Dos
Outside New York, s2j0, ,567 ,026; decrease 6.3
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Governor of New Jersey, is judge of the
Supreme Court OF that State, but he declines
to resign until he sees how the election
will nan ont
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HOG CHOLERA.
Experiments by the Bureau Of Agricul-
ture to Ascertain Means for the Pre-
VentiOn of the Disease.
Public Debt Observation-Disclosures OF
Nearly Fifteen Millions for Sep
tember-Capital Points.

WASHINGTON, October brownsville,
Tex, sends the following, recently re-
Gently received from Mexico: In Tapac-
sula, State OF Chiapas, a panic reigns on
account of the great mortality caused by
black smallpox. The town has popula-
ton OF 10000, and 1900 were dead, decom-
position setting in in many cases before
death
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

A BRAHMAN woman has entered at the
Philadelphia Woman's Medical College,
and is 10 be followed by others OF her sex
ii her reports are favorable
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

JONI 4. WALSH has raised a breeze in
Star-route circles by dismissing his suit
against Thomas J. Brady in the District of
Columbia and bringing it before the SUI
premc Court Of the State Of New York.
Walsh had no confidence in Washington
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is again very unfavorable, when compared
with that of the corresponding week last
year. The given aggregate OF clearings for
the week is 81 ,014, 4,5lS, 1862, against $780,
3S9, l62 last week, andsS9S7 49,, 1862 the pre-
vious week. As compared with last year
the clearings show a decrease OF POS per
cent, against falling off OF 2l.5.per cent.
last week. Heavy failures in New York,
the long continued drouth, which has cur
tailed the production OF the mills, and the
continued hesitancy of the buyers to enter
the market, has largely curtailed the
amount OF legitimate business throughout
the country, and has been directly re-
fiected upon the clearinghouse returns.
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,a.ssou. Miss. Lighted by Gas.

Special to the Appeal.l
Jackson, October l.-Jacksqn tonight
presents city appearance, Al the streets
are lighted with gas, the first time since
the war. The Board and Mayor OF Alder
men have contracted for the same for one
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WEEKLY CLEARINGS
The Exhibit Again Very Unfayorable
When Compared with the Corre-
spending Week
Last Year, Showing a Falling on OF
EOS Per Cent.-Causes of the
Decrease.

BosroN, October 1.-The Post says:
The following table, compiled from special
dispatches to the Post from the managers
of twenty-seven leading clearinghouse in
the United States, gives the clearances for
the week ended September Both, and the
percentage of increase or decrease, COM
pared with the corresponding week OF
1899.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Opening of the Session Yesterday with
Appropriate Ceremonies.
Addresses by DIR. McGhee and Judge
w. w. Mcdowell.

The Memphis Hospital College was
opened yesterday morning with appro-
pirate ceremonies. Among the visitors
present were Judge W. W. Mcdowell,
Sudge T. w. Brown, Capt. T. II. Taby, DIR.
Battle, of Danceyrille, and a number of
ladies
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

GEN. IGNAUo, the Mexican Commits
sioner to settle the Rio Grande boundary
line with commissioners from our govern
ment, is in New Orleans.
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Texas Revenue.

Tar total amount of funds in the Texas
State Treasury, according to recent re.
port, is 8, ,7oS,2e6 in currency, $i7, ,4s1 IN
gold and S4,576,370 in bopds. The princi
pal items are as follows; Revenue, SSi5,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

THE Nashville American says the coal
business and the lumber business are be-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

Mn. GEO. BANCROFT will remain in New
port until he celebrates his eighty-third
birthday, in the first week of October.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02
look Ont for Frauds.

The genuine Rough on Corns" is made
only by L. s. Wells proprietor of "Rouga
on Rats J, and has laughing lace of man
On labels. 1se and 25c bottles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

THE Baltimore Day says Randall cannot
get the caucus nomination for Speaker by
forty votes. We hope so.
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate.

limitations and counterfeits have again
appeared. Be sure that the word ''Hors-
ford's" is on the wrapper. None genuine
without if
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DIED.

SINGLETON Monday, October /, ISss. at : 80
O'Clock a M, MATrIE, wife of Milton Singleton.
in the forty second year OF her age. (Cofeeyille
lMiss.l papers please copy.
Funeral will take place from the residence, No.
19S fernando street, this CTUEsDAY) morning
at 10 O'Clock. Friends are invited.
HUGHES-on the night of the 9th of Septem-
ber, 1888, at the residence of his uncle, W. r.
Reddit, near Bartlett, Tenn, of malarial fever,
in the nineteenth year of his age, f. Z. p.
HUGHEs. only son of Z. C. and NJ. NJ. Hughes, OF
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The Return OF the champions.

BRIGuroS BEACH. October 1.-The win
neTs to-day were Lyon, Lena, 'Battledore,
Henry B., Centennial and John Hamil-
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Increased His Prestige al Home.

MADRID, October Ia correspondent OF
the Tinaes says the hostile reception ac-
corded Alfonso in Paris has considerably
increased his prestige at home. His per-
sonal courage and discretion, his dignifed
bearing during his progress through the
streets of Paris, aud his visit to President
Greyy's residence st the Flysee without
an escort, are subjects of general eulcgium
and OF admiration bv the Spaniards.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02
ALARMING RUMORS
OF Serious Complications Growing Ont
of the Insults Offered to King
Alfonso at Paris.
fhe Spanish Cabinet viii, it is Said. De-
mand a Public Apology from the
French Government.

PARIS, October President Grevy Wis
tied King Alfonso at the Spanish Embas
sy yesterday afternoon. The interview
was OF the most cordial character.
The Temps, referring to the hostile re-
ception of Alfonso by the populace, says:
''The regret and patriotic humiliation oc-
casioned to all good citizens by the events
of Saturday should not cause us to eXag-
gerate the importance of this melancholy
manifestation. The few thousands who
are the authors of this scandal are band
of brawlers, always the same, who whistle
and stamp their feet at public meetings,
and who treated Theirs and Gambetta in
a manner similar to that in which they
treated Alfonso; who no more respect the
interests and dignity of France than they
do the honor OF other nations. We trust
that other nations, especially Spain, will
not regard the errors of a few fanatics as
expressing the sentiments of France"
A majority of the journals contain edi-
torials OF like tenor
The King and suite left this city ON the
S:45 o'clock train this morning on his re-
turn to Spain. No demonstration was
made by the populace on their departure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

THE straightout Republicans of Virginia
do not take cordially to Mr.. Arthur's in
triguing with Malone.
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CAPITAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON, October Issue OF stand
ard silver dollars for the week ending Sep
tember 29th, S67l ,499; corresponding
period last year, 1861 400.
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THE next House of Representatives will
stand-Democrats 1874, Republicans 49,
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THURSDAY, the 4th instant, is Tennessee
day al the Louisville Exposition.
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CARLISLE is the winning candidate for
Speaker of the House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-10-02

THE Nice-Presidential boom is booming.
A Southern candidate is wanted.
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THnToN, BA., October 1.-The veterans
race was won by Faulkner and the. pro-
fessional race by TeemeT.
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Satisfied of the Good Faith of France

LONDON, October 1.-The Paris CORE
spondent of the Times says King Alfonso
is satisfied OF the good faith of Prime
Minister Ferry, as representing the French
government, The King does not admit
for moment that the spirit shown ON
Saturday by mob, which was excited by
false statements of Anarchist agitators,
represents the French nation. Inabridging
his stay in Paris by one-half the time in
tended, the King desires to diminish his
difficulties that have arisen from his visit.
The Marquis de La Vega de Armigo,
Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, and
the Spanish government, entirely agree
with the decision OF the King to leave
Paris. Alfonso was quite unaware OF his
appointment to the colonecy of the Uhlan
regiment until he received it and his uni
form simultaneously. The Emperor Will
liam intended the appointment as an
agreeable surprise. He would not lend
himself to anything that was likely to eX-
cite prejudice against one for whom he
had taken an exceptional liking. Bis
marck had nothing to do with the appoint
ment. Alfonso and the Duke of Connaught
exchanged visits Sunday President Grevy
went to the depot Saturday to greet King
Alfonso reluctantly, but if his manner ap-
peared cold his WOrCls, were. cordial
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1910.

THE sheep in this State are dying for
want of a dog law.
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FHE latest refrain OF the Salvation Army
is, III You can't get in at the Golden Gate
get over the Garden Wall"
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SHEBoYoAN, WIs.-Dr. S. b. Myers saws
Il recommend Browns Iron Bifters for
general debility, loss of appetite and want
of strength"
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Il bad epileptic fits for I6 years. writes
John klethiy, of Principle, Nd, ''Samari-
tan Nervine cured me.s 81 80 at Drug
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ANYBODY can catch cold now. The
trouble is to let 90, like the man who
caught the bear. We advise our readers
to keep bottle of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup
handy
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RENARKABlE Tor overcoming diseases
tion, etc, is Browns Iron Bitters.
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Louisville Races.
The Thi,ton Regatta.

LOUISVILLE. October L. Races post
poned, owing to rain.
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ENliN iNrlnSi0Ei

Having remOdeIed and reiitted his Oys-
ter saloon and Restaurant. in now ready
to receive his numerous customers. He
is receiving every day she'll oysters by
express from New York.
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! WANTED.

200 ble-RAlissk Leyee Workers,
A MalSnne's Landing. Mississippi river. by Wv.
Eldridre. Station workers or day laborers paid
JOHN GALyIN'S Boardinrhouse.
IL Main street, Memphis.
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wishes to call the attention of her npuasroas Gus
TONERS and friends TO The above 'alvertisemept:
also state tha, she has just returned from the
last and can be found Mt the new store, No. ass
chow the rrettiest line Of Hats and Bonnets ever
shown in the CITY
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CORA SELLERS.

90; partially insured.
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ATTRACTIVE \
KRE: MER'S 5.
INAUGURATION OF
RETAIL. ]. ING.
Wholesale Prices.
SPECIAL DISPLAY
PARIS CLOAKS.
new DRESS GOODS
AND
NEW SCHEME. 900 TICKETS.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
WhOies, $2...-.-......Ha Halves, 81.

Fakes Place Saturday, Oct. 13, 1883.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-13
LATE MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

Officer Nelson arrested man for fight
ing on North Second street last night.
The attendance upon the first military
ball, given by company II, was large at
the Lyndale hotel last evening, and q
most enjoyable time was the result. Col
Bend, of st. Paul, participated in the
terpsichorean pleasures.
At about midnight fire caught in the
rear of A. D. Mulford's, located next to
Elevator B near Eighth avenue south and
Washington, and the barn was entirely
destroyed. The barn contained at the
time of the outbreak nine teams. all the
property of Milford, of the North Star
Coal company. The horses were all res
cued. Loss about $500. The department
did good service in protecting adjoining
property.
The Zouaves held target practice on
the East side range, and used their new
Winchester repeating rifles for the first
time. The laurels were carried off by
Lieut.. Seaton, who scored 38 out of pos.
sible so on the 200 yard range. The COM
pany was wholly unaccustomed to the
rifle. They have heretofore used the
Springfield, which is very differently bal
anced, and when the shoot opened many
balls few wild, but toward the last of the
practice some clear craftsmanship was
displayed.
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GERMANY,

LONDON, July 12.-The North German
Gazette, of Berlin, quotes letter from
Sargent, American minister, in which he
states that Germany's pretence that the
Introduction of the importation of Ameri-
can pork was owing to sanitary reasons, is
becoming the thinnest veil. The Gazette,
in reply to the assertion of Sargent, re-
produces an article from a Cincinnati
paper in which it is declared that half the
lard manufactured in America consists of
cotton seed oil, tallow, clay and water. The
Times correspondent at Berlin says it is
believed the German government has now
found the long sought pretext for favoring
native lard by prohibiting imports from
America. The justification by the Nort,
German Gazette of the Introduction of the
importation of American pork by alleging
that American lard is impure is charac-
teristic example of the reasoning of that
paper.
BERLIN, July -. -Krazewski, the Polish
author, who was arrested charged with be-
ing connected with the conspiracy in Rus
sian and Prussian Poland, has been found
guilty and sentenced to two years impris-
onment.
BERLIN, July 12.-The treaty of COM
merce of Germany and Spain is signed.
The North German Gazette says Bis
marck requires the greatest care and abso-
lutte rest to regain his health.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-13

About > o'clock this afternoon Otto
Johuk, young German farmer living
few miles south Of Moorhead, entered the
residence of Mr.. Butler, citizen of that
city, and asked Mrs. Butter for something
to eat. She gave him lunch, after he had
eaten which he (Johub) threw blanket
over Mrs. Buffers head, forced her into a
bedroom and attempted an outrage. Her
screams alarmed him, and he started on
run across the fields. Some laborers who
heard the screams unhitched and mounted
horses aud caught him. He was lodged in
Jail.
The Daily Ne,0s tonight says Johuk
was frightened out of his purpose, but it
is alleged by many people that he sue
ceeded. Mrs. B. was somewhat bruised
about the head and her clothes were torn.
He was taken in charge by the sheriff, and
will have hearing to morrow. All the
parties are of the highest Responsibility,
Johuk being we'll off and having a family.
He was drunk at the time of the commits
sion of the deed, but was partially sobered
by his incarceration.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-13
Fire this Morning.

About 2:10 O'Clock this morning fire
broke out in Keller Bros. building on
Seventh street, near Cedar, occupied as a
tailor shop and candy store. The building
a small frame, was soon consumed, and the
fire communicated to the adjoining build.
ing, owned by Aushensky Bros, and occu-
pied as a variety store, and to the stone
building in the rear, owned by Keller
Bros. Both of these were badly damaged
and up to the present writing the flames
had not been wholly subdued.
The stone building was occupied by two
families on the second floor and one on
the first, besides two dodgers. All of the
clothing and household effects on the
second floor were totally destroyed, the
occupants escaping in scant raiment. The
loss is not very large, probably not more
than $1,000 in all, but it falls heavily upon
poor people. The insurance could not be
ascertained. The origin of the fire is no
known