davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
JULIAN ON e0HuRZ
THE EEI-AHTI-MoNoPoLy CHAMPION AGAIN IN
PRINT,

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Mr. Julian has
appeared n print again, with an article on
MIR. SchSnz and this time he shows his des-
perstion by charging personal corruption.
These continued attacks of Mr.. Julian are
hauseating to all here who know the two men
and are familiar with their public records.
Mr.. Julian, since his apostasy from Republic
csnisrl, has spent much OF his time in the
Washington lobby. He has been treated
with studied contempt by his former political
associates, whom he abandoned, while the
Democrats, 10 whom he deserted, have not
hesltsted 10 manifest their utter disgust.
| While he WAS true 10 his principles he had a
| very prominent place, and comm anded gene
| raj respect. He was the anti. monopoly
ch mpion, and the loudly proclaimed
tTleni OF settlers. OF late years his
business here has been in the lobby,
and the work ne has sought and per-
formed, when he found any 10 do, has been
In directions quite contrary to his tormer
| professions. His associates here have been
of the lobby. He has circulated, month
after month, about the House and the corri-
dora of the capitol, man who seemed
| Stunned by both parties and all his former
| friends. He has gained admission to the
aoor, az Sn ex-member, by practically certi'
Tying in writing that he would not use the
privilege for lobbying, and, in spite OF this
hiss piled his vocation Whenever measnrss IN
which he Was interested we're pending. In
word, no man of once fair slsndiDg here h aE
isllen 10 a more insignificant position siuc'
the Republican party came into power. Hi
attacks upon Mr.. SchuTz are looked upon a
mainly IN the lice of sef-advocation. As t.
Carl SchuIz's administration Of all his trus'
in Washington there is but one opinion =,
f-s as ms honesty and efficiency are concerned
Even those who antagonized him most iercel.
on the floor of the Senate, or among tn
Slalwatt leaders, out of it, not one Q
them ever Questioned his official integrity
His administration of the Interior Depart
? msnt called out the strongest indorsemen'
OF tie came class of men. They began b
sneering at him as philosopher and orato
bat as devoid of all practical business exp
e riepce or ability. Long before his term e1
pred, many Of these men admitted, withoI
, hesitation, what all who observed the dan
!, progress Of business al the Interior Depar
ment knew to be tue, namelJ, that few &c
|. retaries h. d ever grasped the whole range
e duties in this vast department more clesri
and administered its sffairs more honest
add efficiently. As TO any taiut OF person
g corruption, it was never charged here by al
reputable psrsoa, even among those who,
psrtisans, we're most bitterly hostile to
"a | SchuTZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
MEMPHIS TENN, THURSDAY, JUNE z, 1883

trsl railroad for Elk vesrs, wszelected vice
president and general mafaesr Of the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad Company az successor TO
Col. Rives. He found the Houston and
Texas Central in bad tx, but being skill
ful railroad manager, be left TIE property in
handsome condition. We congratulate the
people Of Mississippi in bsing-so fortunate
that the able services of thia enterprisirg
gentleman have been secured 20 control and
manage the Mobile and OHIO railroad, the
great trunk line of East Mississippi.
The Illinois advocates of high license are
laboring with great energy 10 eject the pas
sage Of bill by the Legisls.ureh the
license on whisky at $500, and on beer at sl50
The Legislature contemplates an early sd'
iournment, and the high-liceuse men are
anzious TO have the matter settled before
the gavel falls for the last time. The
brewers, Rhs at frat took an active
part in the movement 10 eefeat the
bill, have changed their opinion since th'
bill was amended, and are now willing to see
the measure become q law, as The higher IL
eeuEe on whisky would operate in favor o
beer. The fight is interesting, and the result
will be awaited with no small degree OF In
terest by brewers, distillers and the publi'
generally.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
NEWS In BRIEF.

PbiladeIpbia, june e iward 2. Wetz-
Ier stock broker, suspended this morning;
unable TO meet his contracts
New York, June 6.-The Grand Lodge OF
Foe sod Accepted Mssons OF the State OF
Nsw York elsc!ed Edward Simmons Grand
Master.
Concord, n. H, June 6.-The Legislature
was organized ia both branches, and elected
the officers nominated by ths Repuhilcan
caucus.
Baltimore. June 6.-The graves OF the Con-
federate dead, in Loudon Park and Green
mouut Cemeteries, we're decorated with
flowers this afternoon.
Montpelier, VT, june 6.-The Anh Secret
Society State Convention met here To-Day
and denounced secret rocieties IS the lounuA-
tion of all bad government.
Boston. June 6.-At meeting OF the New
Fnplavd Associated Press the following OIL
| fceTs were elected: President, Geo: w. Dan
isl.on. secretary, o. NJ. Pnlsiter; Executive
| Committee. w. w. Clapp, l. L. Shippiey
aud A. P. Moore.
Harrisburg, June 6.--The Legislature ad
iourped Today sine die. The Governor hs
| isspad a message calling for an extra sessloi
- morrow a, II o'clock N for the consider
atom of apporti onmsnt .bills, Cougresslouai
legislative aud Judicial.
St. Loui-, June 6.-EIlis NiCkells and Tho
Csnuop. living four miles from Macon, Mo
renewed an old qusrrel Monday evening so
a 6ght ensued in which Cannon was shot an
, killed, and Nickeils very seriously, and pc
hsp, fatally, beaten with fence rail.
L.uisvilie. Juue 6.-Dr. Willis w. Barn'
this morniug shot aHd dipgerously "ounde
his brother.inIaw, Clarence Boyd, proml
5 Ia, vouDg artist OF this city. Oae ball too
+ egsct IN Inc abdomen aud another IN u
8 saouIter. Boyd will DIE. Family trouble
the Cause. -,
Pttsburg, June 6 For pu5llshiDg Ilns
e ous article on the sctious OF certain tesehe
e of toe B llSeld public school Charles r.
A dell. busicess IN snager and one Of the prop
etors Of the Sunday Critic, as attacked IN
a office this morning by Proi. Robert Wlist
v B,.h parties were considerably used up.
d sctian for criminal libel will be ins,itui
IA AGAINST Sdtli tomorrow.
n New York. June 6-The composltors
Trow's estab isnment struck to-day ior
70 increase ia the rate of composition In
n tbirty.seven TO forty cents per lOO0 ems,
l. the strikers were interfering with the or
ness of the house and refused 10 move
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
JACKSON, MISS.
The Coming Ceunty COnveniiOns-Pros'
poets Of the Elections.

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, June 6.-The Executive Com
mittees of Hiuds, Yazoo, Madison and Co
piah counties nave fixed August 18th and
Jackson as the place of holding convention
to nominate district attorney. 1t Is re-
ported here that H. S. Foote, the present
able iucumbent, intends leaving the State
and will not be an candidate for reelection
1t is also rumored that the Hon.
Robt. Powell, H,-ol canton, ~ih-ks
candidate. The Republican and
Democratic alliance about being in-
augurated in this section in local and Leg
islstive matters, will, it is thought, leave
this Office to the Democrats. All the indiea'
tious here are that the ensuing election viii
be honestly conducted, and some pretty heavy
cracking Of ripg timber will take place.
The Hon. N W. Hatch, of Aberdeen, wa
married tonight in the Episcopal church, b.
Bishop Adams, of Vicksburg, to Miss Lizzie
| Cooper, daughter of the late Fleet I. Cooper
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
s,DCAL NOTICES.

Go to ]. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street, for
pumps, pipes, we'll points, etc.
HAVING to remove my marble works very
s,op. 40. now Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices: ,r,,,y,, 90 ru,.
"DR. BENsoN's Celery and Chamomile
Phls- for the cure IF neuralgia, are sue
cees.n-Dr. G. P. Holman, Christi anburg, Va.
FiiIy cents a, druggists.
THE Celluloid Eye-Glasses are made IN
graduated sizes, so that persons whose eyes
are either close together or far apart, have
no difficulty in suitIng Themselves. For sale
| Dg all leading jewellers ami opticians.
THE Valley OIL Mills, which now manu-
faciures ice on large scale, Will make
| spscial rates for large quantities. Iee priSe
now is So per ton, at the factory; from zUt
10 2O0O pounds, 40c per cwt; % 10 2Ol
rounds, &c; 20 to 90 pounds, 4e; 10 to y
pounds, 1c per pound
LADIES will ind relief from their head
ache. costiyensss, swimming IN the head
colic. sour stomach, resilessness, indigestion
constant or periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back or kidneys, pain In tn
sboulders and different parts Of the body,
feeling of lss-ituds and despordency, oy tak
ing Sinmons's Liver Regulator. Ii shoul
he ussd by all psrsons, old and young. 1t
moi unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and
not injurious to the most delicate consiilr
tion None genuine except that prepared b
1 ], II. Zsilin & Go.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
r,r,,na, McCIosney,s Health.

NEW YORK, June 6-The report that
CARDINAL McCloskey is seriously i'll is pro-
nonncsd by Vicar. eneral Quinn Sc wholly
rithont foundation. The Cardinals health,
he saws. ia as good as usual, and except for
fesblepess attendant upon his increasing
YEAR, he would be able to perform all his
duties. He look his accustomed drive this
AFTERNOON in Central Park. The rumor OF
mis- illness probably grew out OF the TACT
that that the Cardinal had recently executed
power of attorney authorizing Vicar-General
Ouinn aud Chancellor Preston TO act for him
ia The ,ransfer Of certsin Church property
a, already stated in the Western Associated
peess diapatchez
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07


The Registrar General OF Ireland has just
ade. a report embodyiug the vital statisl'es
the island of sorrows, from which it ap-
ssrs that the population continues to de-
line as result OF emigration. The excess
births over deaths in 1881 was S5,Sl2,
presenting a natural increase OF pepuia
s,p. but, as the enligrants numbered 49,
| 7, there is an actual loss OF 42,6O5. There
some set-off in the number of immigrants,
! Il these are probably very few, and there Is
official record of them. The estimated
bpulstion in the middle Of the yesr Wa'
l44 983. Both absolutely and in PrePos
bn to the estimated population, the nirlhe
|aths and marriages were under the annual
er age of the preceding ten years
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
u..,n of Prominent Divine.

JoHN 5 ~ sAVlGE, President of the Board.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
CAPITAL POINTS.

WASHINGTON, June 6.--Secretary Folger
has returned TO the city.
Secretary Lincoln resumed his duties IN
the War d par;ment to-day.
The Postmaster. General has selected me-
talIic red color for The new twocsnt postage
s.amp.
The President has appointed VIM. S. Roul-
hac, Of North CaroliDs, secretary oil Inc
CIVIL Services Commission.
Comptroller Lawrence to-day ielegraphed
bis CONGRATULATIONS TO the OHIO Repubhcaa
C invention and to Judge Foraker, the nomi,
nee for Governor, assuring them that ne VIII
give mis- best efforts to the success OF 'h'
ticket,
Secretary Chandler said to-day that he II
expecting a report from The Nav Board very
shortly, and ths result will be that some o
the nsvy.yards will be closed before The Is
If JuIy, He would not cay which ones the!
would be; but it is generally underslood tina
| Mare I,land will not be troubled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
Law REPORTS.
Ctreai, Cour,-Pier.e. Jsdxe.

Calendar for o.dsy, in addition 10 cases
not disposed of on yesterdays calendar;
Nos. 1859, LeClerc Va Memphis Typosrsph-
ical Union; 1865, Gibson va Gibson: 1872,
Seymour VS. Seymour; 1884, Terry VS. Dill
lard, Hatchett & Park; 7404, Larkin va Eu-
reks Oil Company; TAOS, Willisms, admin
istrator, va MCGOWAN, county trustee; 7422
Jones vs Vance; 7424, Hilker vs Pleasants
7425, Baum, use, etc, VS. Greenwald; 7426
Coe vs. Gillooley; 742s, Dunn, guardian, vi
Callahan; 1929. Dunn, guardian, VS. Shoe
maker, Joplin & Co.; 7437, Hollis VS. smitt
& Co; 7451, Busby, Toof & Co. vs. Gray
| 7454, Caldwell & Co We Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad Company; 7459, Kahn & CO
VS. Goette; 7472, Liming VS. Jones; 74lS
| Keudle We Jones; 7475, Walker VS. Gsstou
| 74S2, Schroyer We O'Neil.
An additional calendar of non jury case
has been set for Monday, June II, 1888, an
posted on the bulletin board In the oour
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

The agricultural laborers of Mississippi,
100000 in round numbers, embracing mem
women and children, including children
rom Ten years of age up TO men aud women
bf threescort, maoage to wiring from the
Rosom Of mother earth the magn icent sg-
'regate of 500, ,701. .S44 per annum, or nearly
! s1SS to every man, woman and child engaged
a stirring the soil and gathering its fruits.
1880 was S92. .S44,9l5, against IS ,7I6,5 ,576
1870, which shows Wholesome iucreast
!, value
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

GEORGE w. JULIAN has addressed an opea
ptter to Carl Schurz, in which he repeats the
harges made in his article in the North
mcrican Revic,O regarding the convey snce by
be latter to railroad companies of lands that
ID not belong to them, and concluding he
kys: "The closing part of your letter, Ia
uich you absurdly impute my long
kStility to railway domination to the failure
raiiroad kings to purchase my services is
Dry CHARACTERISTIC. You judge me by your
lf. But cannot return the compliment
us unwiltingly bestowed, for have shown
at they did purchase your services and
= und them an exceedingly profitable In
*ztmant'D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
PERSONALS.

MISSES MAMIE END HEBE BowLEs, OF
this city, visited the Cotton Exchange yes
terday.
DR. W. T. ARBUCKLE, of Bartlett, was in
the city yesterday, and visited the Cotton
Exchange.
CAPT. J. B. Scorr, formerly of As-apaia
but now of Comrasree, Miss, is IN the city
on both business and pleasure trip.
MHRouANIa' B1e0nAruE vls.tors yester'
day: w. II. Hayes, OF Boston; e. ii. FIRING
and F. L. Blanchard, of New Orleans.
CAPT. A. J. BLACK, of the fra of VIM
Black & Sou, OF Oakland, Miss, died jun
Sd. He was widely known throughout Nortt
Mississippi.
MEssKs. CHARLES MILLER, VIM. Lunn, jr
and Woodsrd, will leave for Collieville thu
morning, with several young ladies, 10 al
Tend the closing exercises Of Bellevue College
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
WASsON'S TRIAL.
The EmbezzIIng Paymasier Before a
Caurt.martiaI atsssasa antonio.

Special to the Appeal
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 6.-Maj. ]. f.
WATSON was put upon trial before court
martial this morning. He is charged with
embezzling $4,000, s25OO, $4,000, 5000 snd
$9O0-in the $4,000 item his check-stuh
shows $50, whereas hs drew $300O-snd
with conduct unbscoming an officer and a
gentleman in the slleg alton of fictitious
robbery of $4,000, whereas $4,000 Of the
alleged stolen money was concealed in his
Office. He pleaded guilty TO all the charges
except the last. Capt. Donnegan and NJ
w. BMkhurst, of De. Moinea, we're called
to prove good character, when the court ad'
journed, at the prisoners request, until to
| ro0rrow
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.

THE oHIEF JUSTICE OF ENGLAND COMING
OVER FOR THREE MONTHS TOUR.
WASHINGTON, June 6-The Department
Of Justice has inform alton that Lord Cole
ridge, the Lord Chief Justice of England,
oontemplates visit of three months to this
country. He will sail for New York fzom
Liverpool about the middle of AUxust next,
accompanied by his son as his secretary: Sir
james Harmeu, OF the pprivy Council (rank
Of President Of tie Probate, Divorce and
Admiralty Division Of the High Court of
ustlce), shd Charles Russell, Member of
Psrlia1aent for Dundalk, Ireland, at present
the leader OF the Euglish bar, and leader
among the Liberal members of the House of
Commons. Mr.. Russell is a nephew of the
late DR.. Russell, president of Maynooth CJl.
lege, Ireland. Lord Coleridge will be the
Grst Lord Chief Justice of England to visit
America. His coming over is in answer tc
an invitation Of the New York State Bar
Association.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

|THE commencement services OF Cornell
diversity, which begin on the l7tb, and con-
bu. to The 24th instant, will be sispalizsd
the unwilling of the portraits OF the Hon.
stin s. Morrill,, United States Senator from
ermoui, and Of the Rev. William ID. wa
b, DID,, LID, Lid, registrar OF tne
University, with appropriate addresses g
ln.tor Morrill,, DIR. Wilson, the Hon. Er4s
Brooks, and Proi Goodwin soi'h; enc
LAYING of the corner stone OF the Cornell
IcGraw memorial building and the Ne
aw.Fiske Hospital, by his exeellency, tn
m. Grover CIevelsud, Governor oi th'
lie of New York, with addresses by TN
m. Stewart L. Woodford, Of the 'ruItee'
Prof. willard Fiske, Of the f'culty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

TIE storm viii ch visited Greeuville, Tex.
LSn Saturday evening last destroyed fifty
houses and almost ruined $50 more, the esti-
mated loss being 100000. The storm trav-
eled away from sherD-n toward Howe
l eight miles due south and at this point the
clouds took 10 tb, southwest, doing great
damage 10 the srops and fences, aud injured
soms farp AouseS aad out-building, but none
were wrecked nor were there any lives lost
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

The Hon. Casey Young, in answer to the
New York HeraId's inquiry, said: "My pre-
ference for Speaker of the next Hnnse will
be determined solely by what 1 may consider
! he public service and Democratic success re-
|huirs. 1t is my present impression that these
|Fonsiderations will induce me to give my
uPport to Mr.. Carlisle, Of Kentucky. Moth
ng but the very strongest conviction that the
public good most imperatively demspded it.
ould influence me 10 give my support to Mr.
RandaIlJI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
.anin at PittshurE.

PrTsBURe, June 6.-Great Indignation rs
fsIt among business men mere over the false
reports teieer.phed hence concerning panic
caused by the failure OF certain large IRON
hrrsss named therein. The kilograms were
tnoUn TO have been sent by oil brokers, and
The Pittsburg Oil Exchange held meeting
| this afternoon and severely Denounced tht
authors OF the outrage and diseliimed al
responsibility therefor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

Ss5roR HUGO is said TO believe that the
England woman would be improved IL
ned BY fsiut dash OF Atricsn blsod.
old poets pages are not numerous 10
4 England, but the New York Herald Is
!. that "such of Them az there are will not
,sidered good enough for curl papers IL
Ery goes abroad that their su'hor liter
k,lieves that the New England nose
e brosdened, the lips thickened, the
4 hattened and the hair tTizzed
the influence of blood drawn from
sunny fountains. Not that New
IA dislikes all things African, for had
y women of our Eastern States paid as
ch conscientious attention in past years e
ir appearance and manners as they have
bs to the descendants OF Ham there can
no doubt that they would now be bril-
MT and beautiful beyond compare"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
Gro, Pro.pects fn Georgia.

ATLANTA, June Crop reports Tor June
1st: Condition of corn compared with same
time last year, 80 per cent; the'heavy rains
in the early spring, and the unprecedented
cool and dry May greatly retarded growth
and encour aged the attack of the bud worm.
The yield of oats will be about So per cent.
of an average; this falling eff is due almost
entirely 10 the fact that the spring sown has
been caught by the Nay droutb, there being
no rust Of consequence. The yield OF wheat
will b. SO per cent. of an average, quality
excellent, being almost fairly free from rust
The stand of cotton is 81 per cent Of an av
ersge; condition 81, plants backward and
smaller than ususl. The general prospect
while not very encouraging, is by no mean
ploomy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
Arkansas Counterfeiter on Trial.

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE ROCK, June 6.-Jsm Sands, one
of the couuerfeiters arrested in Van Buren,
county, was examined to-day and held for
trial. The trial of the other members OF
this extensive gang was continued until the
18Th instant. This gang is being rapidly
captured by detectives of the United States
Secret Service. II proves to be one oil Inc
I.raest uncovered for several years past.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

THE Aberdeeh E1aminer is in favor Of a
called sessich Of the Mississippi Legislature.
1t says: "If the river counties that were so
favorable 10 biennial sessions few years ago
demand special session Of the Legislature
now, the Governor should czIl it. The s1-
pense of called sessicn would be mere
triAs, and il the needs for it are great the
Goysrpor should DOT stop TO count the cost
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

The Ell PasO Times, jubilanL over the
railroad success in Mexico, believes that Sin
the near future, too, will be realized the
statesmanlike vision Of Grant, free trade
for the North American continent, and a
moderate tariff OF foreign rations." .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

BOSTON, June 6.-Bas!ons, 8; Clevelands, l.
PROVIDENCE, June 6.-Providence, II;
Bufalos, 3.
PHILADELPHIA, June 6.-Philadelphiaf,
20; Detroits, 4
BROOKLYN, June 6.-Five innings, exhi-
bition game; Cincinnatis. 8; Brookiyns, L.
Rain prevented further play.
EVANSVILLE, IND, June 6.-Riversider
Evansville, 2; Eclipse, jr., Louisville, o. Six
innings; stopped by rain; second game to-
morrow.
New York, June 6-The game between
the Chicago and New York Mines was post
poned at the beginning of the fifth inning or
account of rain. Score-Chicagos, 3; New
York 2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07

New York, June O. Samuel Colvliie ana
Edward J. G lmore have 8 suit pending IN
the Supreme Court in which they seek TO re-
co7er slS 600 from John 81. Haverly, which
tbey assert they loaned him ue0n condiuon
Ia at 1t be paid on dem .nd- "heh the oe'
msnd was made the claim was mel Palo;
To-day counsel for me Plsinlini obtained
sttschm-pts srsiust Havtrly on The ground
tk.t -. non r. tsident Of this State, az
he lives in Caiosgo. The attachment was
pIaced in the hsuds of deputy sheriff, VINO
took possession OF he Fourteenth sree
Theater. His embarrassment IL s'ld 10 o'
| only Temporary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
uai. Araes harris Acquitted.

Special to the Appeal
HELENA, ARK, June 6.-1n February,
1882, Maj. Arnot Harris, editor OF the feo-
man, and W. r. Burke, editer of the World,
rival daily papers here, had shooting sO'ree,
resulting in Harris bleodshottiug Burse's
left eve. For this Harris was indicted for
assault with intent to kill, of which charge
he was to-day honorably acquitted by jury
after two minut les deliberalion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-07
ONE OF THE GUITEAU JURORS TO BE SENT TO
A MADHoUsE.

A MADHoUsE.
WksHRsToN, June 6.-P. J. Shehy, who
served as one of the jurors in the Guiteau
trial, has become insane, and will be con-
veyed TO an asylum this week. His insanity
has been gradually developing ever since the
hanging Of Guitesu, which event seemed TO
have powerful effect on a mind that before
that dime bsd never shown the slightest
Eymptom Of weakness. Before the trial he
frequently expressed the greatest repUgusnce
40 sCrving on jury that was TO try ian for
his life snd altar tha trial hs hscann morbid
on the subject of being in part responsible for
a hanging.