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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-28

BosroS, June 27.-Gov. Butler and Lieut.
Gov. Ames left for Harvard College this
morning with the members Of his staff and
the National Lancers for an escort. The
Governor wss driven in an elegant barouchs
drawn by six horses, and was dressed ia citi-
Gems clothes. Gov. Butler was received at
the College BY President Eliot without any
formalities. The degree of B. A. was con-
ferred on 1S5 graduates; Bachelor of Agri.
culture, l; Doctor of Dental Medicine, g.;
Doctor Of Medicine, so; Master OF Art, ~;
Doctor OF Philosophy, 5; Bachelor of Law,
z. Honors were awarded to twenty-one,
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Ru, bin Wards Sad Exhibit OF Dfsap
patntuleng.

Ssddest thing of all, says the Cleveland
PGindedl1r, was the appearance of poor old
Durbin Ward on the platform when all was
over, and his successful opponent had stood
up and received his Victor's crown. Not a
more pathetic spectacle was old blind Bell
sarius holding out his battered helmet for
aims TO his ungratefui couutrymen, than old
Dor bin, with ms hair grown white in the
service of his party, with his grim and mel
sncholy visage loosing even grimner aud
sadder than usual, standing in the hour of
bis bitter defeat and disappointment, recit-
ing the story of his wrongs. And when be
referred to his wounded arm, made hel pless
by rebel bullet twenty years ago, ard how
he had refused to be mustered out Of the
army, and 50 he refused to be mustered out
OF The party now, the hall grew sill as
death, and not heart but was touched at
simple eloqueuce of the old 10 an Of Lebanon.
And yet it was a mistake 10 call him there
Il was cruel. In the bitterness of his defest
he said what he viii be sorry for and what
the party will be sorry for
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CABlEGRAMS.

LONDON, June 27.-William Spottiswoode,
LID, F. r. s., is dead.
CoSsTANTINoPLE, June 27.-Strict quaran-
tine has been ordered at all Turkish ports
against vessels from Egypt.
VIENNA, June 27.-The Sclavonic party
was triumphant in the elections for members
to The Galicisn and Bohemian Diets.
Hone KoSG, June 2.-Reports from Foo
Chow show hal all of the new tea crop lie of
better quality. The spring rains improved
both the leaf and color.
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A WOMAN'S WRONG
Fearfully Avenged by Her Brother
The Deathbed Confession Of
Polish Refugee.
Dreadful Degradation-COwhided by His
Father.in-Law-A New York
TrageJy-Suicides.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-It WAS re-
ported st late nour last night that Elan
aud Beirne, the Rich nond duelists, were in
this vicinity, and soud fight at sunrise this
morning within ten miles of this city. As
nothing has been heard from the front, and
the weather is stormy ss presume it has been
postponed on account of rain
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Missouri ProhibitIonis.s.

WABRENsBURe, No., June 27.-The an
nual session OF the Prohibiticnlsls OF Mic
souri convened here yesterday aud wss
called to order by DR.. John Books, OF ST.
Louis, president OF the State Alliance. A
large number Of delegates were present.
Among the letters OF regret was one from
Ex-Gov. B. Gratz Brown. President Brooks,
in his annual address, reviewed the condi-
tons which worked failure to the movement
last year for curing the snbmi, sion to the
people Of the gu stion of constitutions
prohibition, He urged more earnest union,
The necessity for adequate funds tith which
10 put active men IN the heId, and conn-
seled agaihst auyorgauizatior as a political
party; that this movement should be in the
interest OF prohibition, regardless of polili-
cal views. A Committee on Resolutions was
appointed, and after several brief addresses
the Convention adjourned.
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The ni..i-sippi Co.s-e..msn nn., Go.

The Vicksburg Herald, in answer 10 the
APPEAL, ssys il does not snd viii not die, ate
IN the matter OF keeping or Sc ec,ing Con-
gretsnen, but, 'unIess in the very rare case
of men of trsuscendent ability, and excep-
tional public and private virtues, we are sat
ishsd That no good purpose ia subserved and
no gain Is accom- plIshtd by keeping public
serv nts 10 effice for long series of years.
and as our representatives in Congress are
not embraced in that eaiegsry We hold that
term OF SIX, eight or ten years is amply suf-
hcient for them. We have no war to make
upon our represent atives They are all men
of good ability, are sound Democrats snd
gentlemen OF character and Integrity We
have no quarrel with hem; on the contrary,
we esteem each one of them, and il their
names were Brown, Smith, Jones and Tonp-
kins, instead Of Singleton, Money, Muldrow
and Manning, our course would moi be
changed 10 any particular. 1t affords Us
pleasure TO say That the Mississippi deiega.
lion 10 the House of r representatives. is al
emipeniiy respectable one, and is greatly
above the average; but that fact furnisheBbo
excuse for seeping in Office eternally one set
OF men, to the exclusion of others quite as
capable, industrious aud fficientn
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Tne NevH.mn,tI,e s,pa,o,,n,n

CONCORD, June 27.-The ballot for United
States Senator at noon resulted ss follows:
Whole number, 1922; necessary to choice,
1853; Gilman Marston, IA; Aaron F. Stephens,
10; James F. Briggs, 80; James w. Patter-
son, "a; Edward II. Rollins, los; Harry
Bingham, 1I6. Rollins, Stephens, MarstoD
ard Patterson each gained one from yesteI-
dav,a vote
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Are the LOuisiana Lottery DRAWINGS
Fair?

The two commissioners who superinte nd
their sinele-numhsr drawings, when inter
viewed on the subject, reluctantly admitted
that the numbers which were placed in the
tubes and put 10 the wheel were only counted
twice year. They draw the lottery every
month. Is not this baref4ced fraud? Their
excuse is that it would take ten days labor,
with four assistants. How, then, can apy
ticket buyer in this lottery know that the
number on his ticket has corresponding
number in the wheel? If they desire au hon.
est drawing, why do they not, on the day of
and just before their drawings, allow the
ticket.holder the privilege of calling out his
number and see that it is placed in the wheel
20 he then can have some chance OF its being
drawn out with prize from the other wheel?
Olher lotteries have done SO. Uoder their
system, why don't they make their capital
Sl,000,O002 They might as we'll Is not the
published list of winners in their lottery also
fraud? 1t is very easy for few dollars to
get persons who are willing to let them use
their na mes as the holders OF big prize. Is
II any longer wonder how they controlled
the Louisisna Constitutional CONVENTION,
courts and Legislatures and former post.
office administration? Under this system of
drawings, il will De no trouble to make
money enough to con,rol and run our very
govsrnment.-Pa Philadelphia Record, June 9,
1888.
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RUSSIA
TIATIoNs WITH THE VATICAN CON.
CLUDED.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 27.-The gov,rr-
ment announces that negotiations between
Russia and the Vatican are concluded. The
hisrarch will be allowed freedom in matters
OF faith, but interference in questions 10 re-
gard 10 temporal power il forbidden.
The government retains .he right OF in
specting seminaries. The Curia recognizes
the right of the government to exercise con-
troll over the education of Catholic children
in the Russian language, literature and his
tory, the appointment Of teachers TO be first
submitted for the approval Of the govern
m mt. In regard to instruction in the Canon
icsl branches, the rights of the bishops re-
main unlimited. Power is restored to the
bishops of removing clergymen. The gov
erDment intends to sbrogste the exceptional
measures against The Catholics issued in 1854
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-28

CHICAGO, June 27.-It has been discovered
that the saloon city ordinance, passed By the
City Council to escape the effect of the
Harper high license bill for the peried of
six months, is defective by reason OF the fact
that it grants licenses fer six days longer
than the municipal year. A special meeting
OF the Council wall be held Tomorrow even
ing 10 remedy the defect, if possible, but the
situation Is made worse by the assertion that
the 5000 saioou-keepers will be compelled TO
once again procure licenses.
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PARNELL's SPEECH.

Parnell, in speech al Monaghan, in the
interest of Healy's candidacy for the Com.
mons, said his party intended to amend the
land act 30 as to make reduced rents from
the time of application therefor to court;
TO provide that tenants shall be allowed for
improvements made within thirty or forty
years, and also that less=holders shall be adj
mitted to the benefits of the act
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Advice 20 Mothers.

Mrs. WlnsloH's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used when children are cutting teeth Tire
leyes the little sufferer at once; il produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and The little cherub awakes as bright as q
button. Its very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
wind, regulates the bowels and is the best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
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An Exten.t,e Cnye.In =, Mnksshnrrs,

WILKEsBARRE, Pa June 27.-The heavy
rains of the past few days and The bursting Of
the dam caused an extensive CAVERN at the
Baltimore mines. Residents in the neigh
borhood sre alarmed.
Al l o'clock great excitement prevailed at
the scene of the cavern. 1t has extended
considerable distance, and has already H.
quilted one house. This building, with lie
contents, was carried down distance of sew
enty-one feet and completely buried A
large proportion of the branch of the D.la-
ware and Hudson railroad is now end angered
and may disappear at any moment Several
houses are 10 ri and the occupsns seek
ing safer quarters. Up to this time there
has been no loss OF life. II is feared there
will still be further loss of property.
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Minnesotn Repnblicans.

ST PAUL, June 27.-Politicians from all
parts of the STATE are here. Large number.
attend the Republican State Convention tc-
morrow. The 6ght is between the present
administT alton and the supporters Of Senator
Window in The late senatorial contest.
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EGYPT.
THE PANIC OVER The CHoLER

THE PANIC OVER THE CHOLERA INCREASING
ALEXANDRIA, June 27.-The panic over
the CHOLERA in Egypt is increasing, and the
flight of Europeans continues. A commits
siop has been formed TO devise means to pro.
tect Alexandria from the mslady. The fes-
rivals usually held on the anniversary of the
accession OF the Kheiive to the throne have
been omitted.
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CHOLERA In EGYPT.
The Panic Among Europeans Increasing
-Forty-Seyen Deaths at Damietta
The Plague Spreading.
President GreEy TO Answer the Pope
Person aliy-Russia and the Yati-
can-Distress in ireland.

LONDON June 27.-Iu the Commons to-
day, Joseph Cowen, Radical, gave notice
thst be would submit the question whether
it was true that Irish psupers had been sent
to America with the knowledge and consent
al the o, yrrnmsn'.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-28

In the course OF an interview at Washing
ton on Monday, John G. Thompson, the late
chairman of the Democratic State Central
Committee of Ohio, in an interview about
Ohio politics, said that Judge Hoadly was
the strongest man the Democrats could have
nominated, because he Is the only man who
can unite all the factions of the party. "The
cam paigp," said Mr.. Thorn pson, "will be one
of the most holly contested ever known 10
the history OF Ohio polite. Both parties
are going into the fight with determination
to win" Mr.. Thompson said he had not q
doub, tina, Hoadly would Be triumphantly
elected. He said that John Mclean, the
proprietor OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, was
beside himself with rage because he could
not haze his way in The Convention, and ex-
pressed the opinion that Mclean would not
give the ticket hearty support. La fact he
said he believed that the Enquirer would,
10 a quiet way, try 10 defeat Hoadly.
Being asked how it was that he (Thomp-
SOM had been deposed from The chairman.
ship of the State Central Committee, which
he bad held for The last flteen years, be said
that in the time he had held the position he
had excited iealousies and incurred enmilies
which cropped out when the Opportunity pre-
scented itself. He declared his Intention, how
ever, of rsliing up his sleeves and doing the
best political work of his life in support OF
the ticket. He said the story that the State
Central Committee was inimical to Hoadly
was unfounded. The chairman is Hoadly's
warm personal friend, and other members of
the committee worked for his nomination.
The committee represents all faations of the
party and will work tremendously and bodily
fer the whole ticket.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, June 27.-The chairman Of the
Loughrea Union declared that be never
knew the outdoor relief list to have been 30
high as now, and il is necessary TO increase
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THE PLAGUE AT DAMIErrA.

DAMIETTA, June 27.-Forty-seven deaths
yesterday, thiTty-seven known TO have been
from CHOLERA. In Mansurah, thus far, of
seven Cases, two proved fatal. Two cases of
cholera at Port Said, one fatal.
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Thurman Severe ON the sere AIDED Rad
fcsI Robbers.

Interviewed at Columbus by New York
World correspondent on Saturday last, Sena.
tor Tharmau said:
81 do not think that there are any ele-
ments OF weakness in the Democratic ticket.
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FRANCE.
eREvY TO ANSWER THE POPE PERSONALLY

PARIS, June 27.-The government has de-
cided that President Grevy shall answer the
Pope's letter personally. 10 connection with
this correspondence between GrevJ aud the
Pope, a protest entered by the archbishop
of Paris against the suppression of chap.
laincies 10 the Paris hospitals is interesting.
The archbishop says the measure is one
of cru | intolerance, but n Itwiihstan1Ing the
priests must continue to DO everything posi-
biz fer the sick. The decree permits a
patient to summon the parish priest, snd he
rchbishop says the letter should stipulate
for liberty TO visit all protesting Catholics.
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AN 1MpoRTANr DECISION.

The Court OF Appeals rendered decision
in the important test case of Chair ps.
Nelson, on which 10000 other cases depend.
ed. i he court held that the new rents be-
came payable from the frat gala day after
the act was passed, and not from the day
when they were fixed by the commissioners.
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WHY LEO COMPLAINS
Ioxnos lime a7-Tbs Tim, co,rs.

LONDON, June 27-The Times correspond
ent at Paris says the Pope's letter to Presi-
dept Grevy, regarding Caurch affairs in
Fraece, complains of the expulsion Of reli-
giJUs order-, the suspension of salaries OF
curaIee, The army bill, which initiates against
the eupply of priests, aud the arbitrary
changes proposed before the concourse at the
co nmissios, thus rendering the Church I'M
able to defend lite rights against the u.urpa.
ton OF the State. President Crews IT ply
will be couciiiatory.
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DURKEE's SALAD DRESSING is the best thing
Of the kind ever sold. With it superb salad
of any kind can be made without any delay
or trouble. 1t is also one OF the best sauces
for cold mpats
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HoIsford's Acid Phosphate.
INDIGESTION FROM oyERwoRK.
The Onieago saloon incense Law.

DR.. Daniel 7. Nelson, Chicago, says: az
find it a pleasant ard valuable remedy in
indigestion, particularly in overworkedImen.'
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Heary,s CarbeI,c saIve

l. The Best Saive for CUTE, Bruises, Sores.
Ulcers. Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands
Freckles and Pimples. Get Henry's Carbolie SaIye
as all Others are counterfeits. P'ice IS cents,
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AN invaluable streugthener for the nervss.
muscles and digestive organs, producing
strength and appetite, is Browns Iron Bit
tiers.
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THE LORD LIEUTENANT,

speaking at Limerick, said be saw signs of a
better future for Ireland. He advocsted the
teohnicslities of Leading term to provide
the style of farming before the people en-
tered upon the task of retaining the waste
lands. He maintained that the land act
worked well. and asked all classes to CO.
operate for the material advancement Of Ire
land
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Florence, CAD. w. B. Prsther says;
Brown Iron Biiters have given saiislsc-
lion in every instance have known 1t used"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-30
STREET sTRAWs.
Glen Lea, opposite HERALD Office.
Buy the Domestic" and be happy.
Blarney tweeds at II. Zimmerman's.

Glen Lea, opposite HERALD office.
Buy the Domestic" and be happy.
Blarney tweeds ut II. Zimmerman's.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
| Elegant neck-wear and corsets at Ban.
mans.
Just received, novelties in hairgoods ana
Langtry Waves, at Bauman's.
Did you see the Domestic sewing ma.
chine? Office $50 Elm street.
! Coat'mai c are wanted at Douglas Bros,
merchan D..lIs, 103 Main street.
The Banswick saloon has the finest
lunch, I'd fish chowder is n speciality.
The Parlor saloon, on Lamar street, is
theresort OF business and commercial men.
The Brunswick saloon sets up the finest
liquors and cigars. Billiard tables neatly
| arranged.
Put nice polish on your shirt by using
Dobbins starch polish. For sale by Wal
lace II Waggener
Just the thing for polishing u shirt bosom,
collars and cuffs Dobbin's starch polish.
At Il. NJ. Bond d Co.'s.
Carnes' Insurance Agency offers only
irst-class indemnity against loss by fire.
See them to-day.
Just opened,an office of Domestic sewing
machines" at $50 Elm street. Please call
and see us. Thornton Il Co.
| One of the prettiest saloons in Dallas,
where nothing but the best liquors are
kept, is the Brunswick saloon.
When you want anything fine in the
drinking. or smoking line, step into the
Parlor saloon, on Lamar street.
|, npv ir Nf T,rrau Toxoa l.. Al
finest engraver in the state Send in your
work. Satisfaction guaranteed,
Flour, flour, flour. The finest brands ever
In the state. Carload OF "Langtry." half
patent, at NJ, Donohue's, 790 Elm street.
Wanted-0ne or two hands in work.room
or 9@lr millinery department. None but
competent and well-recommended need APP
ply. SANGER Bros.
The best flour on Gods green earth Is
John Craugles Hungarian patent. At
wholesale and retail by the agents, Bryan Il
Bradshaw, 5l5 Elm street.
For the nobbiest and best suits of furni-
ture and foreign chairs, go to the old reli.
able. Geo. Rick, 730 and 1872 Elm street,
who has the best assortment in the city.
The Brunswick Saloon now is Justly re-
garded the fashionable place for gentlemen
to take their smiles in Dallas, and frs.
cl ass Brunswick tables for billiard-player.
Having bought out the interests OF all
concerned in the firm of q. II. Hosmer, e
Co., steam, gas and water.itters, will
continue the business at the old stand 406
Elm street. A. NOWHERE.
John Craugle's Hungarian flour Is the
best in the world. Bryan Il Bradshaw are
the agents, and always carry good stock
1t. lfyour grocer won't get |, for YOU,
20 to- Bryan II Bradshaw, who always
keep il.
Wanted-A young man to learn the print.
ing business; must be of good family; intel
ligent, with iair education aud no bad hab-
It's, and must be willing TO work at night
Applyat HERALD composing room, between
the hours ot2 and y. m.
Hughes Bros. Il Co. are the sole agents
for the sale of the celebrated Waukesha
spring water NJ Dallas, Texas. Trade sun.
piled in barrels, halfbarrels or bottles at
the same price that 1t can be obtained at
the springs, freight added.
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1889 DALLAS, March "a, 1883.
GRAND OPENING!
Spring Clothing.
E. NJ K AHH &CO-
Retail Clothing House,
Largest in the State Of Texas.
A VERITABLE PALACEoFTRADE.
Having found entirely small which steadily
trade have added the adjoining occupying
building $50 feet ntg This grandes spacious
display opened clothing
providers Ready Clothing
youths chleres space occupying
To public
leaders lnot everything perfect
Clothing knowledge early year caused to
make be ready mpuesy
with the
make cotngtd pretty lively this Spring
T. M. KAHN e. CO.
MI. K Atm e. CO
Elm st. Corner Lamar. Elm St. Corner Poydras.
road s business, will be extended through
Ia Collepe street

road 8 business, will be extended through
TO College street.
Yesterday Captain j. s. Mayiield's wife
presented him with twin daughters, and
thus his joys are doubled.
The best brooms ever manufactured or
offered Tor sale in Dallas ut factory, corner
of Caruth and Lamar streets,
VIM. Prours.
Two frail women only, engaged the atten-
ton OF the city court yesterday morning.
Their names Were Emma Johnson and
Emma Smith, aud they were fined each
500 upon charge of vagrancy.
The county commissioners court awarded
the contract of the building OF q iail upon
the county poor farm to A. Brownee, for
Sl,4T5. IL Is TO have three foot iounda.
ton OF sandstone, and is to be built of hard
white stone.
Parties visiting st. LOUIS should call on
Fred. Manget. ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut streets. lie sells tickets to
all points at reduced rates, and also buys
tickets at highest market prices.
There Is much talk about fine patent
Hour, but our brand of patent will, rs its
name indicates, Rise Triumphant over all
For sale Wholesale and retail by j. W. Bar.
ton y Co., sole agents, 625 Elm street, Dal-
as, Texas.
j. w. Barton & Co., CPS Elm street, are
the local agents for the Imperial Roller
Mills Flour. All of their brands are guar
anteed to be the best OF their grades on the
market. The Triumph Patent and White
Swan, an extra fancy family flour, can't be
beat.
Just received by Bryan 4 BRADSHAW, one
carload of ilour-Pure Gold. This is
hA h.at ls.... A -