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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-28

combination of over five single-sheet papers
filed with advertisements and three filed
with the news, all published in one day and
sold al he price of one paper, is something
hitherto unknown in the history of journal
ian in this country, and we doubt if it has
ever been eqnaIed in any other country.
AIway proud of the Herald, the Journalists
of the country will be more so than ever
over this fresh evidence OF the strong inter-
est taken by the people of the metropolis in
their best Newspaper. 1t proves that live,
energetic, well-conducted, outspoken paper
il always sure of the public confidence and
me public support. We congratulate the
H.-,J
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-28

BATTLE CREEK, MICH, March ga man
named johnson, living near Johnstown, sus-
pected a hired man Of undue intimacy with
his wife, and fading Fry alone in a dense
wood, bound and gagged him, aud succeeded
in securely pinioning him 10 tree. Alter
mutilating his person, his sssailant left Fry,
and the latter was discovered by q search
party two days Afterward, unconscious and
his limbs badly frozen, but he may recover.
johnson and his wife fed.
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The Senate spent most of the day dis.
cussiug the railroad bill to establish COM
mission, and vote was had this afternoon,
resulting in the defeat of the caucus bill BY =
vote OF twenty-five against TO eleven for.
The Senate bill vas then adopted. 1t pro-
vides for an Advisory Railroad Commission,
like that in Kentucky, aud all railroad men
seem highly grlti6ed.
The resolution OF Senator Keith thanking
several papers, the Courier Journal smosg the
number, for the distribution OF copies to the
General Assembly, was adopted.
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The WAR ON GAMBLERS.
DOING GOOD woRK-THE CHA
TANooaA CHARTER BILL.

GEALLES DOING GOOD woRK-THE CHAT
TANooaA CHARTER BILL.
Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 27-Judge Matt Allen,
OF the Criminal Court, isswinnicg COLDER
opinions by his effort to break up low gam
bling, street losfers aGh ruff snism in this
city. To-day DsHnis McCarly, gambler,
summoned SIS a witness before the grand Jury,
refused TO anewer csrtaiu questions, when
Judge Allen sent him TO jill until he was
willing 10 talk. After q sort experience in
that retreat he consented to answer, and was
released.
The Chattanooga bill to repeal the char
ter Ems to be very much mixed, each side
making strong proof Of the Righteousness OF
its cause. 1t is likely a compromise meas
ure will be adopted.
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was presented to good house last night by
the Ford Opera Company. 1t ia truly q
comic opera, bristling with funny quips and
cranks, lively in action, and withal full OF
bright and catchy music. The audi.
euce were delighted with it. and showed
their appreciation by frequent and hearty
applause. The air FIFTY Pat" in q
pretty waltz measure, and with skill
fully arranged reeitatiue would redeem the
dullest score; and the duet, 'Ths Nightin-
gale and the Robin" is one OF the most
delightful pieces of vocal music ever COM
postd. 1t was admirably sung by Marie
Bockell and Philip Branson. Iolanthe will
be given at the matinee to day, and Strsuss's
Merru War tonight.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Murderer Respited - Telegraph Line
COmpleted-Married ~

Special to the Appeal
Jackson, Miss, March 27.-Gov. Lowry
to-day granted respite of thirty days TO
Henry Fleming, the murderer of GardHer,
who was to have been hung tomorrow ct
Pltsboro, Calhoun county. The citizens liz
terestsd in Flemin4's respite claim that it
may have the effect of bringing other gully
ones 10 justice who have heretofore escaped.
Fleming has been respite twice before.
Mr.. John Wohner, of Canton, AMI Miss
Sarah Elwards, of Jackson, were married
this evening at st. Peters church.
The telegraph line of the Natchez ard
Jackson road was completed to-day.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
The. Caucus Railroad Commission Bill
Rejected by the Senate, and the
Edmondssn Bill
Adopted as Substitute The Bill TO Pay
Peabody Bonds in Full Lost After
Warm Debate.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 27.-The Senate, at its
session TO night, adopted the Edmundson
Advisory Commission bill in lieu of the eau
Gus railrosd bill passed by the House.
Amend enls we're off as each section was
read. No definite action was taken before
adjournment. The House was engaged on
local bills entirely tonight.
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THE DORIS MuRDERERs,

THE PLEA OF GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER
ACCEPTED, AND THE PRISONERS SENTENCED.
ST. LOUIS, March 27.-In the Criminal
Court this morning the judge said that on
the advice OF the circuit attorney and fur
Their consideration of the law aud evidence
in the case of Russell Brown, charged with
the murder OF his grandmother, Mrs. Doris,
and Pat McGlew, also charged with the same
offense, he wonld accept the plea of guilty of
m anslaughter in the first degree. The pris.
oners were then arraigned and pleaded
guilty, and ON the recommendation of the
circuit attorney they were sentenced 10 ten
years imprisonment in the penitentiary. A
most affecting scene occurred after sem
tence had been imposed on Brown. As he re-
turned to his chair, bsside which sal his
father, Capt. Joe Brown, the gaze Of father
and son met and the former burst into tears,
and his sobs became loud and violent, SO
that it was some time before the son, who
turned all his attention to his father, sue
ceeded in calming him.
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New YORK, March 27.-Police Justice
Smith has given his decision in the matter
of the shooting of William Haverstick by
George w. Conkling, jr. The decision is
that there were reasonable grounds for the
defendant apprehendipg grievous bodily
harm at the hands Of the deceased, and Mr..
Conkling must be discharged from custody.
The announcement was received with loud
hnnlausa
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CHANCERY SALE
III Z AL II 8 r ATE.

No. 46c6. R-Chancery Court Of shelby County
the State of Tsnne.see for its own USE. ETC..
Theresa Farrell Ct al. tii
PY virtue OF an intcrlocutory decree for sale
ID entered In the above cause on the 18th day Of
February. 1888, will sell public auction 10 the
highest bidder, I'm front of the Clerk and Masters
ONCE, courthouse OF Shelby county, Memphis.
Tenn, on
Saturday. a priI IS, 1853,
within legal hours, the following described prop
erty. situated in Shelby county Tenn, to-wft:
Lots s. 70 6S inclusive, Us by 40 feet on Ex-
change street.
on Washington street
Also lot 80 on east aide of Chickssaw street. 81
by 146z feet.
Alss lots lli and l4.. corner Of Main and Market
streets, 81 by IS feet
Also Lot 81 on Alabama street. IS BY I4s feet.
Also lot 1896, "a by "a feet, north side Of alley.
Terms Of Ssle-Ou a credit Of seven ca months;
purchasers 10 execute note with approved secu-
rily; hen retained for purchase money, and re-
dempuon barred. This March n. 1se3
ROBERT J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
By J. n. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Wm. ". Smith, +. II. Heiskell and Q. W. He'll
hell oil
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ment to the ef.ct that he has had no con-
nection with the Vindicotor since August 26,
1882, when ne sold lis entire interest in the
paper, and is no way responsible fer any
thing it may say.
A statemen. Of the alleged discrepancy in
the accounts of the National Soldiers Home
is furnished by the Treasury Department,
which e1onerates Gen. Butler from all blame,
and shows that the deficit was caused by a
clerical error.
The officers and employees of the Postofice
Department held a meeting this afternoon,
at which Assistant-P ostm aster General Elmer
presided, and adopted resolution. of respect
10 the memory Of the late Timothy o. Howe,
Postm aeter-General.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-28

NEW ORLEANS, March 27.-The election
fraud cases were continued 10 day. William
Buckney, deputy sheriff, and the serving
supervisor swore they could not identify
their own signature on the tally-sheets, and
were arrested for perjury. John Bsdes,
brother of the accused United States super
visor representing the Democratic party,
testified he knew the accused, his brother,
but didn't know his brothers signature.
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The Hersfsrd Almanac and Cook Book
Mailed free on application 10 the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, r. i.

@BorH Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and Blood Purifier are prepared
at 2S3 and 235 Western avenue, Lyno, Mass.
Price of either, 81. Six bottles for IS. Sent
by mail in the form Of pills, Or Of lozeDges,
on receipt of price, 81 per box for either.
Mrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters of
inquiry. Inclose Sc stamp. Send for pam-
phlet. Mention this paper,
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Killed by ApacheB,

GLOBE, ARIz, March ia man was
killed near Stems Pass, N. NJ, short dis
lance from the Arizona line, yesterday, by
two Apacbes. 1t is supposed that he was
killed to prevent his giving information as
10 the direction in which they we're moving.
The news wss brought to Tucson by pas
senger on the west-bound express, which
arrived at Tucson this evening,
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"WHY, what are you putting that on NV
feet for" asked a man with heavy cold
"Wby, to draw the cold out of your bead"
answered the considerable nurse. "The deuce
you say, would rather have it stay where
il ia than be drawn the whole length Of my
body. At any rate, there is a more pleasant
method than that, 90 and get me a bottle Of
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup."
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Coart-Pierce, Judge.

Calendar for to-day: No. 1910, on trial
and Nos. 745S, L. Fritz VS. A. Koblbry;
1859. E. Kahn & Co. VS. II. w. Goetle; 1850,
VIM. F. Maender vs. Charles Berton; 7466
Steamer Fulton VS. Davidson & Bostic; 7470
A. H. Douglass ct al. We F. A. Foster ct al;
7472, w H. Lining VS. Joe Jones; tab
Lewis Kendle vs. Joe Jones; 7475, Luis
Walker vs John CASTOR; 74Se. Antonio Nc.
Carthy VS. Ed ODonnell; 1882, Harriet
Schroyer vs. Mike O'Neil; 74s5, Wssh Peel
vs. Richard Johnson.
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PERRYvIlLE, Mo-, March 27.-Charles
W5nu, aged nineteen, and Edgar Garner,
aged seventeen, quarreled, and the latter
stabbed Wynn, killing him Instantly. Both
are highly connected. Garner escaped, but
the sheriE snd Dose are in pnrsuit
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CHICAGO, March 27.-Advices from Hele-
ma, Mon., stale that a man named Coomes,
keeper OF tavern near the mouth OF Green
horn, and guest named Smith were hanged
by a Iynching party of fifteen, on suspicion
that they had fred the barn of a nsighbor,
causing the loss of considerable stock.
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BETTER THOUGHTS
Bexfnpfng with Disgust at His Dim err,
He Ends with . Prop0sitfon 10
HarmontEe the Party.

"John, I'm afraid youu have to put up with .
poor dinner to-day" said 9 patient wife to her
husband, who had come in at noon with q long
appetite and q short temper
"why, what on earth's the matter with you
noWI Seems to me yoare always out Of sorts
lately. Wish to gracious I'd known you had no
constitution before was fool enough 10 mary
you" growIed this bear of a man, with perfect
selfshness of fatigue and hunger.
mot always. husband; you know better than
to say that. But the homework has been pretty
hard for some weeks and that old pain in my back
has troubled me q good deal. To-day can scarce
ly walk on account of it."
"Beg your pardon. wife;.I do know better than
to talk 20, and, besides, know how good q wife
you have been for many years. and how hard you
have worked" said John, penitently, As memo
ries of the past arose and softened his heart in
spite of his empty stomach. "what was the name
of that plaster that cured you 20 quickly when
you had the same trouble q year or two agof
sob, remember what 1t was now" ssid the
poor woman, Frightening and laughing. az am
not likely to forget the name Of the only thing
that brought me relief after 20 many days. during
which lay helpless on my bed. II was BEEsOE's
CAPCIsE POROUS PLASTER that helped me %.
day after put on. and have scarcely had al anne
back Eince. II you could"
"Of couise can and viii. You shall have
one this very afternoon"
"Losk out, John" she aid. as he started for the
village drug store. "that you don't make Q mis-
take. The tight one ss the word CAPCIsE cat
In the middle of IL %
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Important Trade.Mark suit.

LOUISVILLE, March 27.-The ease of Avery
& Son against Merkle was decided to-day BY
the Court Of Appeals finally disposiug OF an
importani.tr ade-mar k. case, giving TO Avery p
Son the exclusive right to make theif
special plows, and awarding them heavy
damages
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Reported UmatiIla Outbreak.

PORTLAND, Or, March N.-There are
runners OF an outbreak of the Umatilla In
disns. One report is that 400 left the reser-
walton and refuse to return. Another that
they have gathered at the river for their
annual salmon fishing. Specials report a
number crossing Columbia ia Washington
T-rriiory. Their Object is unknown. No
hostilities Tins far
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ST LOUIS, March PA dispute in res
taurant at Hannibal yesterday, between
Tower, white man, and three negroes, re.
suited in Tower being killed by one OF the
negroes, named Ovid Combs.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


A. F. Ackerly, the world-renowned ma
teralizipg, physical and musical medium,
will hold ssances at 223 Second street, We'd
nesday, Friday and Sunday evening, at 8
o'clock. Investigators and scientists come
and see. This phenomena is all in the light,
mn ark cahinet
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SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-Lingard has
returned from Oakland and says 10 an inter
view thsi be crossed the bay and shipped
his baggage East, bat had no intention OF
running away himself; be also exhibited re-
ceipts in full from hi. company for salaries.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-28
A zine Hair Dressing.

CocokIsK dresses the hair perfectly, and
is also a preparation unequaled for the
eradication Of dandruff
The superiority of Burneifs Fiavoring
Extracts consists in their purity and great
strength.
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WILCOX, Agent.
wHIPPLE Barracks, A. T., March &c, 1888

To Secretary Teller, Washington:
Your dispatch received. The outrages just re-
ported have been committed by small raiding
party of ChiIicahuca Apaches, coming back from
Mexico, where they have been living since they
left here, one year ago. Up to the present moment
seven persons known to have been killed on our
side Of the boundary Troops are in pursuit 30 far
as threats made by people of Tombstone are con-
cerned, the law is In full sympathy with them ana
should be glad to learn that the last OF the Chiri
cahuca was under ground. They are an incorri-
gible lot. Ten years ago, when other Apache bands
were whipped on to the reservation. the Chirica-
hucas were specially exempted by the governms mt
from this same subjugation. Since then 1t Is be-
heved they have killed not less than 1000 persons
in this country and in Mexico. They are con-
stantly trying to stir up mischief among the
agency Indians, and SO long as they can run back
and forth across the borders of this Territory and
New Mexico must look out for trouble They
the worst band of Indians N America. The
agency Indians are behaving well; not one has eit
San Carlos, and their assistance can be relied upon
in all the Chricahucas return as they may do
II pressed by Mexican troops, or desire of under
GEORGE CROOK, Bi2adier General.
Secretary Teller in reply to Gen. Crook
,elegraphed rs follows: "Your telegram re-
ceived, for which accept my thanks l agree
with you, that the renegade band must
be subjagsted or destroyed. The interest Of
The whites and pesceable Indians alike de-
~ and this"
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CRIME AND CSIMiNAls
Shot and Killed.

ST. LOUIS, March 27-John Behyner, one
ofthe owners of 3 saw-mill at Fairfield, ILL.,,
was shot and killed by Orlando KIRBY, who
escaped 10 the woods, but is being pursued by
officers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-28
Tn. First American Grand Opera.

CHICAGO, March 27.-The fret presenta-
ton of grand opera written by an Ameri-
can was given st McVicker's last night,
when Zsnobia, Queen Of RItmyra, BY s. G..
Pratt, Of Chicago, was sung to a large and
fashionable audience. II was a decided sue
cess, socially and srtistically. The enthusi-
asm was great throughout, especially at the
spirited conclusion OF the fret act, when the
curtain was ruug up 6v. times, and the
house resouuded with calls for the composer.
The stage was nearly covered with floral
off,rugs to Miss Dora Hepnings, who sang
the title role, and other artists Among the
devices were a floral couch and the Ameri-
can Gag in red, white and blue flowers, which
was a decided triumph
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CONSULTING ENaINEER.

T HAVE opened an office at 81 Madison street, at
i the Kennesaw Manufacturing Co. where a N
prepared to give advice and Information in Me-
chanical Engineering and furnish drawings, cal
culations and estimates Tor mills and factories
ermore Foundry and Kennesaw Manuf 4cturing
Company. c. K. LEAVITT.
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AMONG the little items of personal comfort
and economy are Ayers Pills. They are
the ready remedy which defeat many disor-
Gess, if taken in sesson, and should be kept
IN every family.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the People. Insurance
l. Company are hereby notified that an cleo
Wednesday, April 4, 1883,
for the purpose Of eecting Seven Directors 70 serve
W. n HARRINGTON, President
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DIED.

MEMPHIS r. A. CHAPTER. No. 95, T. a
WI and A. M.-wiI meet in special con- N
vocation in the Tabernacle, Masonic Tenn " ~
pie, this lwEDNEsDAY) evening at 1880 M
O'Clock, for work IN the Mark Master's/ "
Degree and dispatch OF business.
Visiting companions fraternAlly invited.
By order B. +. HALLER, II. p.
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GDr. Benson's Celery and CRamomile Fills
cured my ,0its Immediately Of seuere neuralgia"
H. NJ, CockIin, Shepherdtowp, Pa. SOC at
druggists.
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ALJ.VIENNA & CO.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Guns, Rifles, Ammunition
AND FISHING TACKLE,
No. 345 Main Street, Memphis.
THE largest and best assortment 10 the city.
i The Trade supplisd at lowest prices
1000 Tons Rags, Irsn and Bones

DY SAM GABAY, AGENT. DEALER IN SIC
d onc-hand Goods. AL, 4ls and as SHELLEY
Needle TO q Steamboat. He invites everybody -
vint Lis Free Public Library. AL kinds OF Aa-
a aru6 anlA
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Notice.

DARTIEs having any Of the mortsge bonds Of
the Holly Springs Masonic Han, are notified
that the Hail was sold uzdsr the Mortgage in May.
1850, and that the undsrsigned IL prepared 70 pay
the pro rata due on said bonds when presented.
NV. FAINT, Surviving Trustee.
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1he ArEau,as Leg,.larurs.

LITTLE Rock, March 27.-The Legislature
has flashed its work OF this session and viii
adj lurn zine die at noon tomorrow.
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pan,i pls ia the Home.

"Rough on Rats" clesrs out rats, mice,
roaeher. bed-bug-, flies, ants, moles, chip
nunks, gophers. Is cents.
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The Leading Journal Of the Country.
The N.w YoCk Herald continues to lead
all the newspapers Of the country in growth
and enterprise. Last Sunday it consisted Of
thirty-two pages or 1872 columns, of which
l22 columns contained advertisements, THIS
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Receivers Sale of Clothing, Dry Goods,
NOTICE.
TAX PAYERS!

HNHE TAXING DISTRICT and Liquidating
l. Taxes for 1883, are now due, and the books
are open at my Office for receiving same. These
taxes VIII become delinquent after April 18th.
Tax-psyeB are reques ted and ADVISED not 10 put
on paying them until the last day.
L u A LII ~ n
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CHICAGO, March 27.-The Appellate Court
afirms the decision of The lower court in
the contest over the Grand 0pershouse lease,
thereby declaring John A. HsmIin, the
present lessee, the rightful possessor, and
Diminishing The claim of Vim. ]. Davis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-28

IL the absence of suitable materials, or The
time 10 prepare it, people often go without q
dressing for salads. Buy DURKEE's and you
will never trouble yourself to make another.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-28
COMMIrTEE ON BIBLE MEETING.

TyHE committee appointed to grange for q pub
i lie meeting in behalf of the Memphis and
shelby County Bible society will please meet this
-twRDNRsDAY1 evening at O'Clock promptly, In
the pastors Office of the First Methodist church
The 10 embers of the committee are 8. A. Steel. H
q. A. Jones, 9. q. Dunscomb, c. W. Heissel and
A Ehair
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INDIAN MASSACRE

PROJECTED AS THE INIJIAIOhf NOVfMENI
OF SPRING CAMPAIGN.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The following
kilograms were received to-day at the Inte-
rior Department:
SAN CARLOS, A. T., March Is, 1855.
To Teller. Secretary OF Interior, Washington:
DEAR SIR-Excepting those in the vicinity of
the camp Of the Apaches, all the reservation 1nd-
counted and ali were pre- emit or accounted for
beyond reasonable doubt. am very confident that
the Indians who are committing depredations
are of JULIUS band of renegades from Old Mexico
The Indians here, without exception, express q
desire to fight the renegzdes II they come, and
they show signs of dissatisfaction. On the con-
trary, they are well disposed.
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Calendar for March 2sth: Nos. 95, Austin
Williams; IS. Sc, Judah Gabay; 81, Charles
Williams: lO2 Dick Ishsu.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-12
LONDON.

Whatever else may be said Of the
policy Of the advocates Of dynamite,
this nnch. :s certain. that London ct this
moment is q badly frightened . city as
sver was known, - viii appear from the
following extract from 81 Engl ish paper:
eve are, 10 to say, in . state Of siege,
certainly under the very striotest mill.
tary and police surveillance. Az night
comes on we zee all the public buildings
delivered over to soldiers, gates are
closed, sentinels with rifles loaded with
ball cartridge pace to and fro, and some
large apartment 10 for the nonce turned
into . guard-room. This has = truly
martial aspect, absolutely quite pictur-
esqus. and worthy Of being common.
Grated by some enterprising R. A., sol.
diers are gathered around the blazing
Gre. ARM are glistening in the light, the
toy drummer boy IL waiting TO beat to
arms and al ars on the alert, ready to
rush into the streets and do some bloody
business there. This, be il remembered,
In the heart Of London in 1885"