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Criminal Court.

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Superior Court.

Room No I-Eon, Napoleon b. Taylor, Judge
Flavius ]. Van Vorhis VS.. William H. II. John
son; suit on Judgment, Judgment for $l16.60.
Mary Trick VS.. Catherine Smith ct al; suit for
partition. Case stricken from the docket, and
to be redocketed by motion.
Henry Horst VS.. Albert Rusch; damages. Jury
returned verdict for defendant.
Tyrah W. Lanham p. c. & st. +. Railway
Company; damages. On trial by jury.
Elizabeth Hornaday VS.. william II. Hornaday
ct al; suit on contract Demurrer to complaint
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John A. Hunt VS.. William III. Watt ct al. Mo
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Louisville, New Albany q Chicago Railroad
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Henry Bell, John l.. Brown and W. B. Bradley
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James s. Russell vs. John T. Duncan ct .l.; in
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der granted until 26th inst.
Room No. 2-Hon. d. W. Howe, Judge
Milton II. Coleman VS.. Terre Haute & Indian
apOlis Railroad Company; suit for damages. Dis
Joseph Tingle vs. Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
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Room No. 3-Hon. Lewis O. Walker, Judge.
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THE DAYS RAILWAY NEWS.
Trunk Lines Giving the P, ID. & e.
and L., N. "A. & C. Trouble.
Personal Points.

EA. Schrader traffic manager of the Illinois
Midland, is in the city.
H. /. Newton, who represents the New York
Central road IN this section, is in the city for a
day or two.
H. W. Hibbard, general freight agent of the
vaadalia, is in the city, Gnd will remain until
noon to-day.
Mr. John 8. Cook, prominent freight man,
has been appointed division freight agent of the
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific. with headquar-
ters at Kansas City. The appointment takes
effect May 1.
r. s. Brown, southern passenger agent OF the
OHIO & Missippl road, was in the city yesterday
. member of the National Travelling Passenger
Agents Association, but did not carry out MS
purpose.
@. F. Bent, former superintendent on the Lo-
gansport division of the p, c. g. st. L., has al
ready offered positions to the several dls-
charged conductors OF the New York d. New
England, where he holds the position OF DIVISION
superintendent.
Colonel William Nj. Shaw, joint agent in the
southeastern district of the Indiana, Blooming
ton g. Western and Chicago, Burlington d
Quincy roads, is IN the city Few passenger men
have stepped 10 the front more rapldly than has
Mr.. Shaw, the last few months business being
his hobby.
Il. A. Ford, general passenger agent of the
Pennsylvania Company, is in Chicago trying to
location for the Chicago, st. Louis Pittsburg
rnlIway formerly Columbus, Chicago d Indiana
Centrall of which he is also the general passen-
ger agent.
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Mr.. Stanberry, agent of the Traders Dispatch
at this point, has leased for his Office, the
formerly occupied by the Erie Fast freight
lines, on Virginia avenue.
The grain rate which takes effect to-day is %
cents per hundred pounds from Indianapolis to
Boston, % cents to New York, 21 cents to Phila-
delphia, and 20 cents to Baltimore.
A freight agent who underOills is looked upon
by a majority of freight men as being much
more dishonorable than a freight agent who ocuts
tAe rate and then denies 1t point blank.
George Butler, local ticket agent Of the T., B.
d W., has riled the passenger circles by an
D0uneinR a gigantic excursion to San Francisco,
leaving indianapolis, May 15, at q greatly re-
duced rate.
The report that the Chicago, st. Louis & Pitts
burg road would operate outside OF the pool on
Chicago business, is not looked upon by railroad
men as favorable omen. as should the Pennsyl-
vania management countenanee any such ar
ranRement the peace OF the trunk lines would
certainly be disturbed.
There is reliable information TO the effect that
Commissioner Fink has decided to make the east
bound rate on slaves the same on grain, while
rate Freight men look for a general howl from
the lumber shippers when this is officially an-
nOlinced, as it will be- in a day or two.
A few days since mention was made that
porter on chair car running over the Indiana,
Bloomington & Western road sold an Illinois
street scalper seven unlimited tickets. The
Ofic1als OF the road investigated the matter, and
found tn at porter named Reynolds s0ld them,
and they say that while satisfied they were
punishment they can inflict is to discharge the
porter,
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NOTICE.
INDIANAPOLIS e ST. LOUIS RAILWAY }
COMPANY, ,
CLEvELAND, O., April >, 1888. s

OLEN hLAND' U, ApEII = Aooo' :
Notice is hereby given to the stockholders OF
the indianapolis & st. Louis Railway Company.
that special meeting of the stockholders of
said railway company will be held at the general
offices of the company in the city OF Indianapo-
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of voting upon u
lease for ninety mine years of the st, Louis Alton
Il Terre Haute railroad, to the Indianapolis IL
ST. Louis and the Cleveland, Columbus. Cincin-
natl ~ indianapolis railway companies, and to
consider sait lease, and to authorize, ratify and
confirm said lease or reject the same and to take
other action In regard to said lease as the stock
holders may deem proper.
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
GEO. Ii. RUSSELL, Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20
Funk Gets Two Years.

James Funk, who was tried for the murder of
John Ayres, at Oakland last summer, was yester-
day convicted by jury in the Criminal Court,
after twenty-three hours deliberation, ana SEN
tence was imposed of two years in the State
prison,
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20

Hon. L. d. Rowland. Judge Pro Tenn.
Morgan C. Chandler, guardian, vs.. James 8.
Frazier, assignee Franklin Life Insurance Com
pany. On trial by jury.
The Indianapolis journal., 1883-04-20

A DENVER man hunting wild geese.
Stood IN water way up TO his knees,
He became very lame,
But was cured all the same,
For st. Jacobs Oil is Just the cheese"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
CHICAGO CHIMES.
Episcopal Troubles, Growing Out Of
High Church Tendencies of
Pastor Arthur Richie.
Mrs. scOville Again Seeks Re-
dress in the s--.MeGeOeh's 3
Terms of Settlement Refused.

CHICAGO, July 9.-The Episcopal
church controversy which has grown
out of the high church tendencies of
Rev. Arthur Ritchie, pastor of the
Church of Ascension, aud which has
already served to call out letter of
protest from the Bishop Of the diocese,
had another sensational feature added
to it yesterday. Rector Ritchie, at
the morning service, announced that
at the conclusion of the services, re>
QUEEN mass would be said for the seul
of Daniel Fountain, who was drowned
in Lake Michigan the latter part of
May. The announcement of requiem
was apparently such a pronounced
step toward Romanism as to cause
even the parishioners of the Church
of Ascension to rebel who had hith-
erto stood by the pastor, and one half
Of the congregation left the church.
In the meantime, at the request of the
widow, the Daniel Fountain celebra
tiOn was postponed for few days. 1t
is believed now that the Bishop will
be compelled to order a trial of the
pastor for infringement of church
rules.
Guiteau's sister has brought another
action in the court of this county
against her divorced husband, George
Scoville, asking that he be restrained
from visiting her place Of abode, and
from defrauding her OF her property,
and that he be compelled to contribute
to her support and that Of her child, and
to give her the asssssin's effects. She
claims to have supports ted herself and
daughter by dressmaking and kept
the child in boarding school.
The proposition OF Peter McGeoch
to his creditors to settle at the rate of
80 cents on the dollar, bids fair to fall
through, owing to the refusal of sew
eral heavy creditors to sign the agree,
ment to that effect, and among Others
is the firm of George Eldredge & Co.,
whose claims amount to $93, 900. 1t is
reported as demanding full payment,
1t is also reported that VIM. Young &
60, are opposed to McGeOch'S 'propo-
sition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09

THE silver wedding Of Colonel Ma
poleon Hill and his estimable wife, to
ceme off tonight, has been a topic of
much interest for several days. 1t is
understood that there will be large
attendance, representing the best ele-
meuts of society, and including some
who knew Colonel Hill in his early
days, when he started out to battle for
fortune with no capital, but a big
heart and manly arm. He has sue
ceeded in life without losing friend
by that success and now in the prime
of life surrounded by all that heart
could wish, he and his good lady, who
has been his real help meet and safe
counsellor and best friend in all bis
struggles, are surely entitled
to the congratulations and to,
kens of friendship they will receive
tonight. In heart aud thought they
are yet young-yet given to deeds OF
charity and goodness as when they
started on the rosy but uncertain
pathway of life. Good fortune has
waited upon them, and but brought
out the better attributes of head and
heart,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
ABDUCTED AND MURDERED,
A Catholic sister. po
FSuud. Ai:er an Absence
OF Fifteen DAYS.

GALVESTON, July 9-The News
San Antonio special SAYS; Fifteen
days ago Sister Clemens,ot the Catho.
lic Order Of Divine Providence. mys.
terlously disappeared from New
arauntels, where the society has its
educational institution. At 6rst #
was thought that she had gone to San
Antonio or Austin, but inquiry failed
to reveal her whereabouts.
Yesterday Gus Pheuffer. of New
Braunfels, found a skeleton in the
mountains eight miles from that town.
An examination proved IL to be that
ct the Misslng Sister. She was Ger
man and had been only a year in this
country, aud it was suggested that She
grew nome sick. But as it is tho rule
Of the Society for no Sister to 90
alone on tho streets or highways, alb
dgOtioa, with the foul and horrible
aocompaniments, is suspected,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
The Khedive Of Egypt Preparing
to Emigrate to Italy-Ths
Plague in China.
The Porte Invites Gen. Wallace
10 Negotiate for the CON
elusiOn Ofa New Treaty
OF Commerce.

LONDON, July 9.-The SO deaths
from cholera at Damietta, AZ at Man.
sura, ! at Alexandria, 6 at Samapoud
and 8 at Shirbin, reported in the
Cairo dispatch of last evening wers
the fatalities for Saturday. The nun.
Der Of deaths Sunday was So at
Damletta, "a at Mansurah, 9 at Sama>
noud, z at Shirbin and l at AIexan.
dria. 'AA"
CAIRO, July 9.-It is reported that
a yacht Is being prepared and will be
held In readiness to take the Khedive
to Naples in the event there Is \
spread OF cholera, making his depart,
ure necessary.
HONG KONG, July 9.-The cholera
has broken out at Swatow, and i
raging violently.
DUBLIN, July 9.-At the Sligo
asslzes to-day, sentences were passed
upon Tausy, Rogerson, Houghton and
Nelly, the men found guilty SATURDAY
OF being implicated in the murder
conspiracy. Tansy was sentenced to
fourteen years of penal serYitude, Roe,
ers9n twelve, Houghton eight and
Kelly two. NO
CoNsTANTINOPLR, july "a
Iuroo- American commission has been
appointed to examine into the question
depot. ''O'"N
The Porte has addressed a note to
General Wallace, American Minister
pointing out that it Lotifed him Of
Turkeys withdrawal from the treaty
OF commerce with America on the eve
OF It's expiration and invited him to
negotiate for the conclusion of a neW
treaty. ~ "
VIENNA, July 9.-Count de Cham.
boFd passed sleepless night and was
slightly feVerish. He is extremsly
weak this morning. '''
ROME, July 9.-It has bsen ar.
ranged that if the Count de Paris he.
comes the recognised claimant Of IT,
monarchy inFranCe,he will r. =
and pay his respects n > .oRom
LONDON, Jpi-~ une Pope.
respondA-' y 9.-The Times cor
r"- 40 at Alexandra saws a En-
Jean died there of cholera yester
DAY, The abattoirs of the city are i
nltny condition and extremely dan
gerous to health.
LoNDoN,July 9.-Even if the oues
tion of the wind gauge is not Sail, Ia
In favor Of the American Rife Team
they will obtain the same amonnt . .
practice as the English Team, as the
nave been presented with compli
mentary tickets for all Competition
with the military rifles that are +,
take place prior to the match at Win
Diedon. These tickets entitle thI
Americans to shoot free, unless the,
compete Tor the prizes, in which the
must enter in the usual manner.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09

STATE Treasurer Atha Thomas has
just made a report and had it pub
lished, in compliance with an act Of
the Legislature passed March 3 and
approved March q, 1888, requiring
such reports to be made quarterly, in
which he sets forth the receipts and
disbursements Of his Office up to July
lst, the amount Of money on hand
and the banks in which it is deposited
He reports cash on hand $6987. %.
Balance in bank July /, 1888:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
Police News.

Twenty.three persons we're before
Judge Hadden this morning and $l3
was taken in, while 400 days labor was
charged up. Frank Raffaeli paid 50
for plain drunk. Lettie Ann Woods,
a disorderly servant, forfeited s.
Coleman Washington, for abusive
language, paid IS. Jim Corbett,
drunk and disorderly and resisting an
officer, 20 days. Pete Flynn, plain
drunk, 8 days. Reuben Alexander, re
ceiving goods onfalse pretenses,2O days.
Ann Hall, disorderly and abusive, s
davs. Marshall Wilcox, plain drunk,
9Sdays bill Mplligau, drunk, disor-
derly and assaplting Q small boy, was
fued s25, but Sl5 OF tbe amognt was
held up during good behavior. Sam
Mccullough. drunk and disovderly, II
days. Ben Gibson, assault and bat:
LeTv, 30 days. Dan Oonley,,. drunk and
abusive, s25, bpt $l5 Of the amount
held up during good behavior,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09

THE reported duel between j. Ar
mOry Knox, of the Texas Siftings,a and
D. B. Sheahan, New York sculptor
of Fenian proclivities, has been dis
credited. The latest New York pa
pers received give very full and cir
cumstantial accounts of the affair, and
if there was nothing of it there was
collision all around.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09

THE silver tongued crater, Colonel
P. Donan, was announced to deliver
the address of the day on the glorious
Fourth enthusiastically celebrated at
Fargo, but the cold weather Of that
summer resort brought on cOnges-
tive chill the day before. But not
withstanding his serious indisposition
the patriotic inspiration sustained
him, and he made before an immense
crowd one of his most brilliant efforts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
River TeIearams.

EVANSVILLE, July 9.-River 10
Clio feet and falling. Departed: Wy.
oming, Cincinnati, 1l:l5.
CAIRO, July 9.-Arrived: Mary
Houston, New Orleans, Tam; Annie
?. Silver, st. Louis, 8. Departed
Houston, Cincinnati, Z; Hays, New
Orleans, 8. River 20 feet 10 inches
and falling
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09

The Mississippi River Convention
meets at st. Louis on the 1lth inst.
The following delegates have been ap-
pointed to represent Vicksburg; For
the Cotton Exchange, E. c. Carroll;
for the Board of Trade, Alex Kuhn;
for the City Government, John +
uoln;n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
ADDITIONAL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, July 9, 800 p.m.-Cot.
T2n,nj TPn IA moderate inquiry freely supplied.
! Plailas, n6 S4di orleans, 59Sd Sales to-
gay, l9OOO bales. Receipts, $3.50 bales; all
american. American Futures opened steady and
NEW YORK, July Q, 12:11 D. M
Cotton frmer. Ordinary, 7 S-l6c; good
ordinary, 3 7-l6c; low middling, 95zc; mid
dilning, lQ1sc; good middling, 10Tc; mid
alng ialr, He; fair, he Futures are
steady at to 10 points above Saturday
evenings closing figures ''
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-09
A Murderer NurrentIers.

LITTLE Rock, July GA Gazette
Lonoke, Ark, special says Hosea
Aking, charged with the murder Of
LOngmeyer, doorkeeper for Coles cir
Gus, in that town several months ago
has surrendered to the sheriff aud ad
mitted to $4,000 bail.