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RAILROAD.
on and after July 9; i.ss.

ANN GREAT Tku pS LiNE poury
leave Nswyok via Dssocssss and cortsndt Street
zfs,ssrs Pti,Sure tho West and South with Pullman
cies9s Ia ai ss % DiHns Hnofnr ana sleep
vs@spar Loci f Msysn aa nj CORY and Erie a,
"a connecins % CORY for ntusvihs. Petroleum Cen
Baltimore Washington ard the south Limited Washington
Pullman rsrOr Cara daily except sunday 10
Es.i sio. ns $50 n. $40 and : and l. night via
a. ana rof 3 ana 1,fa' and IL night vi.
% Atlantic CITY. except sunday. liiio m. and Up m.
e. Gave Nav slesp, sunday sls and lao ana
s s S.y sa1 s1ss o AND ana uc s
sla.t aud p m ON sun day. g. m and p IN. docs
sspF sfsneh Ii nj cd q pullman Paror $40 p.
ss.tc srocfyn Annex conusct with Al through
asrssy c,ty .nornx speedy ami diroet t-n'f'r TOR
s.ns arrivs-From Pttsbu,g $40 and il2oa 7oo and
dsy and y as 90 % o $50 sgS
iSss ana 1000 ,. suadsy $40 500 m 1895 and
f's s;;%s's =: e. SSS'; ss
$50 SIS aSss 1875 ,sN ana aiS ssS
s s Gao 80 100. ii's0 s'4o ''s' $780, 1910
10 PHILADELPHIA.
shkoLnEsrAsLIsHEp ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
= TRAINS EACH WAY wEExpAys AND . ON
SUNDAY 'ssT4 II Ssa II sh 'LADELrniA'
WIra ABsoLUrE SAFETY. ''' -'
s sS r.;p: ,s:v: ysSy:t via DssDro.. and cOr
~ ol3Ss s,sc = I%i.sss II s9e So.
Rressl,s nl 10 g. H. 9, 2. and m. and IL might
ty.sss Trains leave New-York daily. except sunday. a.
sCsnden. - $4,000 ~
surunx trains leave sroAdst station Philadelphia i2ol
ias;ss Issas YsS .sY 20 ss
So g. $50 745. and $40 D. m ON sunday, 12;0f,
ss ozO. 3:45 <35 $50 q (bZU Limited 81 3074b
tsa sxo %. Leave Phisdeiphis via Camden. g. and
~ Y: N daily except Sunday.
Itckst ofces <ss 54s and sli Broadway House
'eot o. Dsserosses and Ccrtandt sts. Court st. and
.otlyn Annex station, foot OF fut0nst Brooklyn Nos.
tlB snd lis Hobokea station Jersey City.
'ant Ticket once Ne Battery Place snd Castle Oar
TIE New York Transfer Company viii call for check
r$Esye from hotels aud residsaoss.
"a S4ABLES x. PU0H, J.. WOOD.
81 Aaaassl Kaaassfa Qsaarl PssSr AGszs .
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WEST SHORE ROUTE E;;,,.on River

w LIZA Via West shore Of Hudson River. ~
ANu EEW.iU..., NNiH" 'N" " 'o'%''' "''H
On and after Monday August trains leave Dc'oio''e'
ana Cortlandt street I . rs iono"s
For Saratoga, II 20 ~ m; H;oO p in - t,on m a. IN
j. Fn, pa,pyia CAIRO Mountain House station li;2O m
For t,.wuso Uneda. AOl "icb. ane' hspcoCk ooVa M
% y. 49,. ,,oo,.,.r,,rg a.2n n m 4lU n m
ror Korks.d Livingston Manor Liberty ana fausOurg.
o's ~ a. ~ "a a., Yern aud Debit 3 qua
10, stamford IL 20 and saturdays only; oioO p m
tey Rsatetskin Hunter. summit, Pm" b'li rnupclA
m l.ZO a H. 90 D. a. M. tram runs daly W sum
mInx.on Highland Poush keepsis. Marlboro % M 10
m $50 D. ~. o 20 y. H.. and ll2O a w.. sou m ior
hMsabarr g a. m m. IL 20 q. m. $780, m. 4;SO
p ~. ."lds.own Campbell HAN. 49, 1000 m.
~" o ~ West Point Cranstons $50 NJ 500 M
~" IN $50 p. m. 40. 40 H.. $50 D. ~. 3
D. M aud i2Os NJ iof Sish''on"
.Dsix ofbsr trains except sunday -, ,,., - =, ~,
Rmei paror oa Phenicis Catski mouh'sins Cd INV
m train ns car, on ii.2o M and $50 w. trains for
Cstski Albany aud SARA ., n, thout nan &c 10
ma :, Pi~' S-''
aud lime tables and at onces OF the com
liz lyantA railroad STATION biVok'
pau Ssnrt Al and ONCE foot o. Ton We"
2a,s Cy N"s I6Z 2O7 2Gl 4l9 bf6 LES ~
9tn ey; 49, No 7y7 6th.syo, No lOo East lI9thst:
lysnx Railroad STALLION. 1901 peso'o'se''"' anu WV
Cortixudtst O., bertbs rsleryed al All
0"ss" HENRY MON ETH General Pssssns" AEsnA
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON, AND CATS
KILL MOUNTAINS. ian ling v jrll3t,i, Corlylu.
Newburg Marlboro Milton Poke,1ie E'op1a conne,aaE
with COV3 AMI Kaaterskh Kali
roads CITY Of IDnngasl ,iv,j ruesiaY Tnlr
dav, ltur1iY. n. fro harrison-sG
NORWICH LINE .
IN To Worcester Nashua Portland tai 'i' 1bA
The Iron steamer - ,.,,,..
CITY OF WORCESTER.
without elegant boat tbs SoTnt AL
the tavOrite CITY OF BOSTON
leave pier 10 % vorb iver iootof Wattss next Dsr
above Des0rossesst Ferry daily exceDt sunaya @
Drawing Room through without change 20
Boston worcester Portland aud White @ounMnsiron No"
London Al 4:41.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

Leave f. s4thst ferry $500 3d. 1910 m. and haf
hourly from lilo a. m TO $40 and 93Ipm,
SPECIAL PARLoR CAR TRAIN will leave East
S4th.st. at / D. IN. Long Island city at I.i0p
Leave via Bay Ridge Whitehall St uermiuuso OF all
the elevated railways) hourly from 10 I'D M.
ON race days extra will leave whshailst a. 30
o M 1890 80 and return trans from Beach viz
2itb.st halt hourly. via Bas Ridge hourly
Trains mars ed thus do not SUNDAYS
Baggage for and delivered betwees Manhattan Beach
and any point In York beow 65tbst or Brooklyn BY
the Long Island Express THE ONLY EXPRESS hns 70
Manhattan Beach Rate so cents per piece
Pains Alexandra Tuesday wednss
day. THURSDAY and saturday Fairy Land every Friday.
GILMORE AND HIS GREAT BAND
In afternoon and eS sing conce Il.
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VNEXAS and PACIFIC RAlLWsA VA v GU;m
Commons due september l. 1888 OF the fst ~, o ssS
sfieI maj dale Al the office Of the Mercantile Irrst
broadway. New YORK TreasLIsr.
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H0D-ST., 40 EAST, near 4'h-aye:--VeI,
- pleasant rooms newly papered and painted Win oo~o
Hef
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TWO LARGE ROOMS, second floor, with
i boari refined American family 1873 LeIinstonh'e
corner ll6th ".
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TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND Or
SUNDAY. ssIAJIoNs IL PHtLADELPHIA.

'vgPPkkE TRACE THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIP.
AkNT, AND THE FASThBr TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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S,tuallons Danteo-- lflales

A VOTING MAN of "a years wants position
Of sono responsibility In business where oy s'n, IN
Urs advance nen'; good experience knowledse OF OF
go cnstom house u4iuess &C.. frstcass references
lddrsss j, \ =, Box o. Tribune Onlce. -
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DUTLER or SECOND MAN-By young
man expeence having excellent rerere loes In pr
y.te family Call address IL L. TRENkAANN $40 EAst
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Grrur5luus.

RETURNING, leave GLEN ISLAND lel5 a.. lsuiins
33d-st. and Pier Is: ll;f5 m. and 1890 o. n.
ana 4sS m for SO st. and Je seis wharfo $50 M
fol- 33ri-sL only; ESQ., 1880 800 D. all landinga
40 CENTS EXCLUSION TICKETS 40 CENTS
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Bolro ano Rooms.

ELEGANT PARLOR and CORNER ROOM,
II facing 9famercy Parks also other rooms all with oath
81 Il R.pace
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COURIER ami VALE T.-By an experienced
vonng man; has travel oil eight years VITA one iay'
aeas four angua best city Iefers lco ADDRESS D.
% ALL Tribune Uptowu ONCE, LASS BROADWAY.
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az EAST 31Sr-ST Handsomely furnished
Z,) rooms single and en- sue nIstcsss Ill every pafcu
lar; private family references exchanged
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Gieamboats ano RAILROADS.

TRANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE,
A pREWani ST. John .eive,b; IL. N r.. foot d ~
- .vsrv WEEK DAYii ,. M. connecting AZ Aioanf
=, ,r,sIJtsn WITH trans nortl west AMI east;
tickets TO Saratoga and Lake George anu
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Off"A W ~ NEwYoRs June II, 1883.
O,HE BONDS of this company falling due July
1854 will redeemed at par and accrued interest %
hs,pr oico and assigned 70 hs company
oo'ns P'''o JAMES T.. HART. President
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nanv has declared a dividend OF SIX PER CENIs gay
allie al The PA NM kS LOAN AND thu 81 Cohi Nv "a
NswYors on the 10Th day OF september 1888: ,.. n
The transfer boOAs viii be closed nom eeptemocr
September ~. incius"o LOO CASE.
secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29
The ACCOMPLISHMENTS ,be, Sal

LOUISVILLE, M arch 2S.-Ihe libel suit OF
George 3 Hite and wife against the Courier
Journal for the publication of statements
relating TO an alleged HaSoa bstween Mrs.
Hite and the late Jesse James, which have
been on trial for ten days, came TO conclu.
sion this evening, the jury finding for the
defendant the amount sued for, S25.900. A
SCI les of questions was submitted to the Jury
which were answered in substance, as foI-
lows: Mrs. Hite had been in love with, and
had hason with Jesse James; that she had
corresponded clandeslinely with young
man in the neighborhood; that shs had
d. sertd her husband; that the jesse J smes
Liason had caused dieaffection il the Hite
family; that Mrs. Hite swore out warrant
against Wood Hite, her stepson, charging
him with killing the negro Turner, because
Hite caught him carrying notes from Mrs.
Hite to the young man; that the publication
10 the Courier Journal was substantially
true; that it was not made with
malicious intent to Islander and injure; that
there were rumors in the neighborbood
| affecting Mrs. Hite's character for chastity
and virtue, and that the defendant had rea-
son to believe them true. The case has ex-
cited much attention, the courtroom being
daily crowded. 1he plaintiff made ter
rife fight through able attorneys, bat old
| Hite's admission OF his wife's in6delity, made
! by him to Gov. Crlttendeu, Of Missouri, de-
tailed by the latter from the witness stand,
elinched the strong proof the Courier journal
had already offered, and the verdict creates
| no surprise among those familiar with the
| facts. Two more cases for rs, 900 each,
| brought by the same parties, against the
| Courier Journal, will probably never be heard
| from again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

than last year. Corr Is selling at g per
barrel; at this time last year it could not be
bought for lees than s. per barrel OF FIVE
bushels. Some corn has been planted, and
the cotton ground is being prepared. One
fact worthy Of notice il that many more
farmers have planted Irish potatoes than
common. They say there is money in pota-
toe, besides they can be marketed in June,
when money is scarce. A diversified
as en- of farming, as the APPEAL has been
advocating, ia desired anyway, and this year
long stride in that direction has been made.
Every man that has tried diver-ifed crops
has been pleased, not only because he
has Less trouble and care, bat more dollars
roll 10 his pocket. Who would not prac-
tice diversified system Of farming, if that
is the case?
Tom Tapscott, colored, stoie six head oil
hogs from JEFF and Henry Byars yesterday,
and has been caught; he will go up, in all
likelihood. He is notorious thief, and has
been carrying on his depreda;ions in this
section for some time. He is oHiy eighteen
years Of age.
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NOBODY's MOUTHPIECE.
LADY FLORENCE DIXIE REPLIES TO EGAS IN
EMPHATIC TERMS

LADY FLORENCE DIXIE REPLIES TO EGAS IN
EMPHATIC TERMS
NEW York, March 28.-The following
letter, addressed TO the editor of the New
York Times, was printed yesterday:
The assertion circulated in America by Mr..
Sheridan and Mr.. Egan that am the mouthpiece
and the tool of Mr.. Pigott, who incites me to at
tack the L2Ed League, are as false as the men are
false who make them. l beg to say that am the
mouthpiece and tool Of no one; that am not ac
quainted with Mr.. PigOtt, have never seen him in
my life, and know nothing OF him Long ere
heard Mr.. Pigott mentioned attacked the Land
League, especially the expenditure of its fund,
a secret which, if once unraveled, would
lay bare picture of crime, outrage,
murder and swindling unparalleled in the
annals of time, and il would open the eyes of all
honest men who had hitherto believed in Its hon
esty OF purpose TO the hideous reality of what the
Land League really was Incited by no one, but
OF my own accord attacked the roots of the evil
to judge. Mr.. Egan declares my charges to be
false l reply, let him prove them so. He has
ample opportunity to give statement of the ex-
penditure of the Land League funds, and by 50
doing prove my charges TO be false or true. I
assert them to be true, and support the assertion
by hard sober facts from the Land League itself.
Let Mr.. EgEn understand that it requires some
thing more than his bare assertion that NY
charges are false for this to he accepted. Mr.
even TO his supporters, unless be can substantate
it. No one believes him, and until he has proved
beyond doubt that my charges are false, he is
neither cleared nor exOnerated from what have
said against MIN regarding the expenditure OF the
Land League funds. FLORENCE DIXIE"
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WOODVILLE, TENN.
! he Farmers Determined to Try in e
Virtue OF Diversified Crops, as the
"AppeSI' Has Urged.
Regular Correspoudence OF the Appeal. I

Regular Correspondence of the Appeal
WooDvILLE, March 26.-Private intelii
geuce reaches this place that Jim Anderson
colored, who left this neighborhood for Ar
kansas Two months ago, was stabbed to dealt
near Marion, in thai Stale, last week.
l saw several early peach blooms ex
amined yesterday, aud every one was pro
nounced unhurt. The prospect for a grea
fruit crop is hattering enough. Some atten
.ehtion is paid to that branch of Industry Ii
this section.
The wheat has a red look since the rain o.
last Sunday, but this is not unusual. The
crop bids fair TO make good yield, and the
STAND is as perfect as could be expected. A
good acreage is sowed in this neighborhood
Flowing is progressing rapidly in this por'
lion of Haywood county. The hands are
going at the work with a vim. The farmers
are in much better plight to make croI
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him by the seaman Brown. Conspicuous In
its pretty frame and stand il attracts all eyes,
which can easily read the lines 10 golden let
tiers inscribed on the tablet under the stand
as follows: "This bottle once contained the
ammunition which scared for Admiral
- the victory in his battle of Cape Horn
with the enemy consumption. His undyiug
gratitude is thus shown for that which this
bottle and it's mates had.n
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nNIGHTs TEMPLAR.
Trouble Experienced In Obtaining Ho-
tel AccOmm Cd atIOns for the ri.
euniaI ConcIaye.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 28.-The Execu-
tive Committee Of the Triennial Cenclave
held conference with the hotel men yester-
day. No definite conclusion Was reached,
as but two or three of the hotel men would
agree to accommodate any dehuite number OF
Knights. Some of the committee expressed
the opinion that it would be better not to
have the conclave here in view of the difi-
Guilty of procuring hotel room. Thus far
accommodations for 725 at hotels and 1000
rooms of families or boardipghouses have
f,..v
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NORFOLK, March 2S.-Col. james L. Car
ley, agent for some insurance companies, cut
his throat at his hotel in Hampton, this
afternoon. He was graduate of West
Point, held commission in the army before
the war, and was Gen. Lees quarteJm sster-
general OF the Army Of Northern Virginia
He was prominent citizen of Norfolk, and
president Of ths local Civil-Service Reform
Association The intelligence greatly shocked
he community
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

LOUISVILLE, March 2S.-Cope Saapp, late
clerk of Back-Taxcollector Ferguson, was
acquitted of the charge of appropria,ing
money belonging to the city to his own pur-
poses. The defense showed BY the common
wealth's own witness and the books of the
office that money had not been misappro.
priated as chsrged. The matter has caused
considerable sensation, as the witness was one
on whom the commonwealth depended 10
secure conviction. A number of other iR-
dctmenis remain to be tried, to be called
during the April term, beginning next Mon
dav
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LAWRENCE, KS March 2S.-The dry good
store of George Iuus & Co. was robbed Las
night of about $4,000 worth of silks. Moth
ing else was taken. No clew to the robbers
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ST. LOUIS, March 2S-J. w. Peers, editor
of the Collinsville (Ill.) Herald, was publicly
horsewLipPed in that town yesterday by
Mrs. Henry Marshall, the wife OF we'll
known business man, for the publication OF
an article which rehscted on herself, her
husband and mother. Peers is badly marked
about the face and neck by heavy rawhide
vigorously applied by the outraged lady.
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TUE 07TER Long Staple
4 AA OAA0A Silk Cotton

Finest snd most Profitable in the world; If not,
$3.50 will pay the forfeit Took the First Pre-
,ntum in St Louis last Fall, and in Mines
aud County Esirs. nS-e4O01 in cash Pro
rnfums offered by the proprietor on yield auc
stsple for the year IsS3- Seed for sale or TO u
nIanters cultivate on shares write Tor Pamphlet
Containing particulars. J. D oZIER. Corinth. Miss
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ELLIcoTT CITY, MD, March 28.-Joson
Williams, colored, on trial for the killing OF
William Dansey, colored. has been convicted
of murder in the first degree The trial lasted
only a few hours
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Mailed free On application to the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, R. 1.
western NnI Association.

PITIsBURs, Pa, March 2S.-The Western
Nail Association met here to-day and re-
affirmed the So 40 card rate. Trade is re-
ported better, and owing 10 the improved
demand it was decided 10 continue factories
in operation for i've weeks instead of closing
down for two weeks on April 7lh, as previ-
ously agreed on
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The Lynebburg Tobaeco strike.

LYECHBURG, Va, March 28.-The to-
bacco operatives appointed committee to
confer with the manufacturers for the pur-
pose OF coming TO terms, but the latter are
determined TO resist the demsnd for an in
| crease Of wages. The strikers induced other
operatives TO quit work by means of in
| timid alton.
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SPAIN.
CUBAN REFUGEES TO BE RELEASED.

NV 1@71 = 17-'9 10 .1-1 1E1@11--]1@1@'
MADRID, March 26-Castillo and Rodri-
queza, Cuban refugees surrendered at Gisrsl-
tar by the Esglish, will be released imme-
diately. Maceo, the other refugee, will be
released when the government considers the
action safe.
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Fenian 10 rescue whom Clerkenvell was
blown up; whereas Kelly was never in Clerk
enwell but in the police van at Manchester.
That is q specimen of detective astuteness."
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MORE INDICTMENTS.
CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Arreutsa Tor Wlfe.Mur.aer

PHILADELPHIA, March 2S.-John Snyder
was arrested this morning, charged with
numbering his wife Alice. Three knife
wounds were Inflicted
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GERMANY NOT re BE CAUGHT NAprIsa.
A REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
TIE IMPORTATION OF AMERICAN wH1sK-

THE IMPUhIAIIUN OF AHHkIOAN WHIoAI .
OTTAWA, March 2S.-J. 7. Pratt, of Louis
vile, secretary OF the National Spirits and
Wine Association OF the United States, with
party of influential Canadian capitalists,
had an interview with the ministry to seek
mo tifcations of the existing Canadian laws
and regulations as would afford the distillers
of the Uaited States the privilege of import
ingr the II ana r,irr, handed WHISTLES in
packages of less than 100 i'm perial gallons, 10
be deposited in bonded warehouses at given
points and under special restrictions and
safeguards. The government will consider
the matter
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AMONG the little items of personal comfort
and economy are Ayers PILE. They are
the ready remedy which defest msny disor-
dera, if taken in season, and should be kept
IN every family.
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Twenty Days for a suIt Of Clothes.
SILK Burglary.

New YORK, March 28.-EK- ssmbIyman
Thomas j. Gill, of this city, WAS to-day SEN
fenced to twenty days imprisonment for lar
ceny, he having stolen a suit OF clothes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

THOSE favoring a national school law that
shall appropriate money in the various States in
proportion TO the llteraey, are unwilling to make
haiT-splitting distinctions about population, and
can overlook State lines to educate the ignorant
and help the unfortunate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

YELLOW FEvEE is already reported al
Matanzas CUBA This makes the meeting of the
Sanitary Council OF the Mississippi Valley, to be
held in Jackson at early date, still more i'm
portant. Mayor Birehett should appoint delegate;
TO represent VioksbuTg.
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FENIANISM.
James Stephens's Views on the Policy Of
the Friends Of Ireland and on
Assassination.
The Vatican at Outs with Archbishop
CrOke-JOhn Brown Dead-France
and Germany.

BELFAST, NJ arch 2S.-JuCge Lawson has
sentenced twelve msmbers of the Armagh
Assassination Society, who were recently
convicted of conspiracy to murdr, to terms OF
penal servitude varying from FIVE 10 ten year,
THE escape OF "No. l."
DUBLIN, March 28.-The Feeman's Journal
says the escape of mo. 1" will probably be
discussed in the Commons tomorrow. The
Journal asserts that the police allowed him
10 escape because they knew his arrest would
reveal matters weakening the evidence
given by james Carey.
MICHAEL BoYNToN's ARREST.
The police are searching the papsrs of
Michael Boyton, who was arrested in Kill
dare yesterday. 1t is believed his arrest is
connected with the murder conspiracy.
RETAINED FIVE.
Twenty-one of the twenty-six persons ar
rested at Ballinrobe for completely in the
murder Of Feerick, in June, 1880, have been
released.
THE DYNAMITE PARTY REPUDIATED.
The nnmrnifiee of the Irish National
League, Timothy D. Sullivan, member of
Parliament, presiding, repudiated the charge
that the League was connected with the
dynamite parry of America. Rosa and
Harcourt must fight their own battles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29
NEWS AND VIEWS.

Col. JONES HAMILTON says he can get all
land railroad provided the land grant to the road
can be obtained. He has seen the Secretary OF the
Interior about the matter, but could get definite
answer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-29

Mr.. EUGENE MARTIN, vice president of
mefaflsis railEsad. has inst returned from Green
vile, and we rejoiced TO learn from him there
is strong probability of branch line being built
by GreenVille. So says the Nieksburg Herald