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to-day was of a scattering order, and slood :
Ferry, 10; Newton, Democrat, AZ; Palmer,
s; Cuicbeop, 4; Lace. 6; Burrowr, IL; Mar
be, 2; Harchei', 8; Hannah, 4; Whitney, / /;
Willis, 10; Rich, 6; Blair, / Mcmillan, 2;
Sheppard, l Crosby, l; Burch, /; Judkins,
1; Bingham, 1; total, 128; absent 4. On
the second ballot there was no maleria
change from the frat. Ferry had Is. Adj
iourned.
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ARkAN SAS.


LITTLE ROCK, February l6.-The Arkan-
sas river is still rising at all points above
here. The rise this afternoon is two inches
an hour. White river at Devalls Bluff is
rapidly rising, and Eve inches more ia re-
ported in St. Francis river at Madison, on
The Memphis railroad. A steady but not
hard rain fell all day at this point. The
steamer Roseville's chimpeys and pilothouse
were Knocked off this afternoon while trying
to pass under the railroad bridge.
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TEE Kansas City Times thinks the Mexi-
can lobby lie probably the most powerful one
in Washington, and that it will doubtless
have its own way. Gen. Grant is at the head
OF it, and Gould, Vanderbilt, Huntington
and all the other railroad nabobs belong to
it, and it means more money for them aud
more power. Thu, every day the people are
pushed closer to the wall.
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SWEET CHARITY.
An Undertaking. for the Benefit OF Jef-
fersonvine sune rers.

In response to suggestion made by the
APPEAL, number of citizens have called
upon Mr.. II. Furstenheim 10 get up an enter
taiument for the benefit of the people of
Jacksonville. Though Col. Furstenheim
has small body, he has big heart, and
with his customary promptitude shouldered
he undertaking, snd, under his management,
it cannot but be success. The following is
the correspondence:
MEMPHIS, February 10, 1888.
H. Furstenheim, Esq, Memphis, Tenn:
DEAR sIR-In view of the urgent appeal for re-
lief from Jacksonville. and the necessity for
prompt action on the part of our citizens, who in
times OF past suffering in our midst were the re-
cipients of liberal charity at the hands of the
afflicted people of that city. we respectfully
ask you to inaugurate and execute some suitable
measures of relief. We leave the mstter to your
judgment and discretion, knowing your full ap-
probation of the gravity of the situation and con-
hdent of your ability to arrange, through public
entertainment or otherwise, measures that will
give our people an opportunity of contributing in
aid Of most deserving cause. We are. very re-
David P. MADDEN, President Taxing District
John 8. foot, Vice-President Cotton Exchange.
n Ioh Tx X: Speed President MERCHANTS S Exchange.
I. B. Trezevant, J. r. Pepper,
Napoleon Hill, John W. billiard,
J, R. Goodwin, w. J, Chase,
s. II. Dunscomb, r. C. Graves,
l.. B. Suggs, A. B. Treadwell
4. 3. Horrigan, s. II. Brooks.
MEMPHIS February 16, 1888.
Col. D. P. Hadden and others:
GENTLEMEN-while feel individually under no
obligation for the burden placed upon me by the
above comm unication, accept. in order to relieve
our suffering neighbors. Thanks to Col. Frank
Gray, who kindly offers us the Theater for gala
matinee Thursday, February 22d, the programme
of which 1 will publish later. Meanwhile
promise not to appoint any of my famous COM
mittees If everybody will assist by liberal pur-
chase Of tickets. am, yours truly,
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WE call tn. siteniion OF the Hon. H D.
Money to the charges made by the Okolona
Messenger, which we publish in another col
umn. Mr.. Money has always borne the
character Of a faithful representative
and an honorable man, and has stood
80 high, so far above the faint or
touch Of treason to himself, that we
cannot believe he could tkus be pur
chased. We know him well. and have the
fullest faith in his integrity; we therefore
ask suspension Of public opinion until he
can be heard from. We have never before
heard even SO much as "bresth of sus-
picion" sgainst fernando D. Money, and by
those who know him best he is regarded as
the very embodiment of unsullied purity IN
public life.
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CAIRO.
Still Rising Rapidiy.

CAIRO, February 16.-The river at this
point measures forty. Eve feet six inches, and
is still rising rapidly. II now lacks six feet
five inches of being as high as last year, and
no serious damage is apprehended from an
overflow unless a heavy rise comes from the
Mississippi. The weather is fair and warm.
The Wabash and st. Louis narrow gauge
railroad has suspended business on account
Of the track being overlooked,
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THE Committee on Woman's Suffrage Of
The Massachusetts Legislature, reported Mon
day bill TO the House giving women the
right to vote at all town or municipal cleo.
tiOns. Bot why stop there? If women are able
TO vote intslliSentIy on municipal m alters
and they aIe--whY NOT orr-fsiaie and nsiinn-
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INDIANA.
The FeeIinx5nt Lawreaceburg.

LAwRENCEBURG, February 16.-Nowhere
does the falling water give greater Joy than
at this place. 1t is estimated that 200 houses
have been overturned or washed away,
and 5000 people driven from home with
nothing but the clothes they wear. The
loss must reach S500,0 The generous re-
lief sent the sufferers from Indianapolis,
Shelbyville, Cincinnati and other places, has
been received with unbounded gratitude.
No loss Of life has yet been reported, bu.
there have been many narrow escapes. A
large furniture warehouse fell in, but thirty
or forty people who we're in the upper
stories escaped safely. There are fears that
the courthouse foundation may crumble.
Four hundred peop'e are sheltered there.
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FRANCE.
In THE SENATE

PARIS, February 16.-Iu the Senate,
Doves, Minister OF Justice, introduced the
bill proposed by Senator Barley rendering
the Prince liable to expulsion by decree OF
the President Of the republic. The motion
for urgency was granted, and the bill at
once referred TO the committee.
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You will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup invaluable friend. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach and bowels cures
wind collie, softens the gums reduces inhammA-
nation and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. In almost every instance where the in
FAINT is suffering during the teething period from
pain and exhaustion relief will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Soothing Syrup has
been administered. Do not fail TO procure 1t.
Price Is cents bottle. For sale evervwhere-
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Candies.

Buy pound package OF Floyd's candies.
1t will save in it all kinds of caramels,
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar piums, msrshmallows and
hne chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no authorizations IN anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tritious- ut FLOYD q MONEYS
20 Main Street.
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inc su.ouehauna Ar.,u R,,,u~.

WILL1AMsPoRT, February 16.-The Sus.
quehanna river lie rising slowly. A few
miles above here, where the ice is gorged,
the river is fifteen feet. Some ice went out
of the dam here today. A very high river
is reported at Renavo, VIII ere it Is still rising.
Experienced lumbermen look for twenty
foot food here.
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1 IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York city
have aggage expressage and carria &c hire, and
stop at Grand Union Hotel. opposite Grand Cen
trail depot Four hundred and fifty elegant TO oms,
fitted up expense OF 81 &C 600, reduced TO u
and upwards per day. Elevator Restaurant sup.
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than al
any other 6rst-cless hotel in the city
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RELIEF MEASURE

The Health Department is fufsishing vege-
tables, ETC., TO the different supply depots
from the markethouse on Sixth street. At
1:30 o'clock the stage of water was sixty -four
feet two inches. Drexel, Morgan & Co., Of
New York, telegraphed contribution OF
$4,000 this afternoon.
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The venerable philanthropisl Peter
Cooper, of New York, celebrated his ninety
second birthday on Tuesday last. A dinner
party was given in his honor by his daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt, at which Bril-
tannia service was used that once belonged
TO Gen. George Washington.
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Harrington, secretary OF The organizing
committee of the National League, who WAS
convicted last month on the charge OF using
intimid ating language in a speech at
public meeting, and sentenced TO two months
imprisonment without hard labor, WAS ar
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A RATHER cynical lady, somewhat of
dirt, says most men, like colds, are very
easily caught but difficult to get rid Of Her
mistake is apparent. DIR. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure any cold, however stubborn
lie may be. Price Is cents.
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Probate Court Sale of Real Estate,

No. 457, r DIN the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-John League, Admir-, etc, OF Jas.
Connell, deceased, vs. Thomas Council ct al.
DY virtue Of q decree OF sale entered IN this
ID cause on January q, 1883, in Minute Book No.
40 page IS, etc, will sell At public auction. TO
the highest bidder, in front Of the courthouse
door, on Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
On Saturday, February ~, 1ss3,
within legal hours the following described real
estate, to-Wit: certain lot or parcel of ground
lying and being in the city of Memphis, county
Of Shelby and State Of Tennessee. and known and
desienated on the plan of said city As the north
east corner OF Jackson street and Second alley.
fronting on Jackson street twenty I'VE feet, and
running back seventyf 3ur feet with Second alley.
SAID lot il imBroved with frame building
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash; balance on
credit Of six and twelve months; purchaser exc
ferred payments; Hen VIII also be retained 70
secure unpaid purchase money. This January IS,
1883. HUGH 3. CULLEN, Clerk
Robert Z League, Sol. fer compFnt- sat
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PENN sYLvANIA.
Again sob.,dtnx q, p,,,.surx.

PITTsBURe, February 16-The high water
ia again subsidiDg here, but still rising
slowly at headwaters. The weather is clear
and pleasant. No more danger is sppre-
hended. The damage from the food WIS
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THREE LIME-KILNS

10S MILES OUT ON NJ. AND c. RIB. THREE
lAC well-built Stone Lime Kilns; one thou
sand of land. go acres of which in cult
walton, under good plank fence; also fine new
fve-acre orchard with well-selected fruit; forty
good houses for hands; dwelling. large barn, new
cooper-shop, blacksmith-shop and store; twelv
mules, carts, wagons and quarry tools: 1900 cords
wood. The place Is well improved. Will sell with
or without personal property. Title perfect and
no membranes. JOHN A. DENIE,
No
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ACROSS THE WATER.
Riot az Lfmerfek-The British ParIia-
ment-Germapy and + lance.

DUBLIN, February 16.-A diving-bell and
heavier dredgers than heretofore employed
are to be used in the Rings End basin in
the search for the knives of the assassins now
undergoing examination,
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ANOTHER RELIEF APPROPRIATIONS.

The House of Representatives this after
noon passed bill sppropriating 100000
for the relief of sufferers by the q BOD. 1t will
undoubtedly pass the Senate. This is in
addition to the $40, 900 already appropriated
The Board of Trade Relief Committee are
busy collecting funds and provisions. Addi-
tional carloads of provisions were sent 10
Lawrenceburg, Jacksonville and New AL
bany to-day. Reports from points on the
Wabash show that the
WABASH Is HIGHER THAN EVER KNOWN.
At Lafayette, this afternoon, the river was
two fee! higher than the food of two weeks
ago, which was one foot higher than ever
known, and still rising. About half a mile
OF the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
railroad, near Lafayette, was washed away.
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MINOR MENTION.

WASHINGTON, February 16.-The Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations agre d 10
recommend the ratification of The Mexican
reciprocity treaty.
The bill to establish an additional United
States court IN Dakota will be favoraby re
ported 10 the House.
There will be no further action by the
House Military Committee this session on
the Grant retirement ILL.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
10 day authorized joint resolution TO give
notice of the termination of the fisheries
articles" Of the treaty of Washington.
Keeper Marblehead, OF the Life Saving
station near Sandusky, o., has been ordered
to proceed with his crew and surf boats to
Cincinnati, 10 aid in saving life and prop.
erty.
The House Military Committee agreed to
report favorably the bill TO grant the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company the right
TO extend its line through the government
reservation at Fortress Monroe.
The Committee on Elections completed
consideration of The Cook-Cutts contested
election case Sixth Iowa DISTRICT, and by a
vote OF eight to two agreed to report in favor
of seating the contestant, Cook, Greenback-
Democrat. Kinney and Pettieone voted in
favor OF Cuits, Republican.
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The spriug races are an assured fact. The
purses have been made up and the Jockey
Club, under new charter, has been reorgan.
lied en- basis that insures satisfaction TO
horse owners and The public.
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HOUSE.

The House was engaged the entire day il
discussing the contested election case Of
Steger Us. Rivers, and adjourned until to.
morrow without coming TO vote.
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REGARDED AS IMPORTANT.

The arrest of Smith is regarded as i'm
pcrtsnt. 1t is stated that Smith, who worked
in the cattle-yard, kept the vigilance COM
miitee posted when they were Matching the
plot 10 blow up part of the castle with dyna-
mite -
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AT WAR.
NOTES PASSING BETWEEN REPRESENTATIVES,
HASKELL AND TowEsHEND.

WASHINGTON, February 16.-Many ru.
mors have been in circulation about the
capitol to-day touching the alleged immi-
hence of hostile meeting between Repre-
sentatives Haskell Ks. and Towushend[ MI.
as the result of certain sharp words which
passed between those gentlemen during the
debate on the tariff bill Wednesday. AL
though some correspondence on the subject
passed between these gentlemen there is no
foundation for the rumor that challenge
has been sent. A gentleman who has been
consulted in the matter and TO whom all the
notes have been submitted, said this after
noon TO representative of the Associated
Press that nothing like challenge or note
indicating that there would be challenge
had passed between them. The question was
asked: "May it then be said that notes have
tended TO Cancellation or adjustment" "On
the contrary" said the gentleman, "the mat
ter is further than ever from being adjusted"
The friends OF Townshend, discussing the
matter, intimate that they cannot permit the
matter to rest as it stands, with the imputA-
ton of fslsehood against him, and there is
reason to believe that demand will be
made upon Haskell OF more peremptory
character than any OF the notes which have
yet passed. Haskell was ia his seat as usual
Today, aud gave no indication that other
than public business occupied his thoughts
His friends scout the idea OF duel, or the
necessity for any such thing. The corre-
spondence relates TO affairs which, they say,
demand no further notice on Haskells part
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Mules, MuIes,

1 have Just received a lot of fine mules tina
l will sell az cheap as they can be bought IN
this or any other market. Call at 1874 Main
street, opposite courthouse.
J. H. MANOR
Proprietor Overton Stable.
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LIMERICK, February ia riot occurred
to-day among dock laborers. Several per-
sons were injured. A number of the rioters
were arrested,
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A Broker Fails 10 Respond.

NEW YORK, February 16.-W. S. Breaker,
produce broker, failed to respond to con-
tracts at the Produce Exchange. Notice to
that effect was posted on Change to-day.
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A man named Smith, an employe of the
Bard Works, has been arrested in connection
with the conspiracy 10 murder government
officials.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

KERR-The friends and acquaintances of n. C.
Kerr are invited to attend the funeral OF his WIFE
Mrs. ANNIE KERk, from st. Bridget's church, this
(sATURDAY) morning at 10 O'Clock. Carriages
at Flaherty 4 Milton's, No 81 Second street
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Do NOT buy cheap medicine on The score of
economy. The best are none too good for
The sick. and are the cheapest Such are the
Cherry Pectoral, the Sarsaparills, and other
standard remedies of DR.. ]. C. Aver & Co.
They are worth all they cost, and should be
in every house.
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outnumbered the police and soldiers, and the
firing of the gun was the lss; resort. II
effsctually dispensed the crowd. One Of the
roughs las been arrested.
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The Senate bill providing for the organization Of
Jockey club companies, and to amend an act passed
March 10. 1875. passed third reading.
The senate bill to allow attorneys for defendants
in criminal cases to open and close the argument,
was laid on the table
Senate bill to amend the reimbursement law
Passed third reading.
To promote aud encourage the breeding and
propagation Of blood thoroughbred stock in Ten
nessee Rejected.
To increase the compensation of justices of the
peace and jurors Rejected.
To secure the laborer just reward. Rejected.
70 amend section of an act to provide revenue
for the State and counties thereof. Rejected
To regulate the bond OF State treasurers. Laid
on the table.
Pending consideration of the Senate bill to
prevent public officials from travelling on
railroad trains without paying therefor, the
Senate adjourned.
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INDIANAPOLIS, February 16.-A special
dispatch to the Daily NeUs from New AL
bany, says the river is rising half an inch
per hour. IL rose five and a half inches last
night. More water is coming. Oae hundred
houses have gone, 1900 houses are in the
water, 500 people are homeless, and the loss
is over 81 100000. II the threatened wind
and rain comes the damage will be greater.
Congress, the Legislature and the people are
appealed to for aid. The distress is very
great and cannot be overestimatsd, except
that there has been no loss OF life. The
water now is nesrly three feet above the
famous food of 1882. Urge the relief
measure.
Reports from Hardentown say the river
fell fifteen inches last night, and is stiIl fall
ing slowly. It is very warm, the mercury
standipg at 600, and indications OF rain.
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TRADE TROUBLES.

Business Failures for the PaAf Seven
Days.
New YORK, February 16.-Business fall
ures Tor the last seven days number 254,
against 275 last week. a reduction Of 81, dis
tributed as follows: New England States, 10;
Western, 80; Southern, "a; Middle, 48; Pa.
ci6c States and Territories, 8; New York
City, 7, and Canada,
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THE RIVER STATIONARY.

The river is about stationary, with forty
four feet six inches at the head Of the canal
1t was raining hard at o'clock pm. The
city is in darkness, and not street lamp is
lighted. Cssl-oil and lamps are in great
demand. The gasworks are not in working
order, but have stored in the extra reservoir
at Portland quantity OF gas, which, after
fashion, lights up the interior of some bust
ness houses.
There has been no material change in the
general situation here to-day.
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DIFFICULT TO Express THE RELIEF AZ
FORDED.


1t would be difficult to find terms to ex-
press the relief afforded by the fall Of the
river to-day. At 10 O'Clock tonight it has
receded to sixty-three feet Eve inches, being
fall of two feet eleven inches from the
highest stage of Thursday moruing-sixty-
elk feet. four inches. A. three-foot decline
makes a marked difference in the appear
ance of many parts of the submerged dis
trict. All along the edge II the wafer
limo vhs.s tho 6rst floors Of business houses
have been under water, the proprieiors are
busy removing the accumulated fifth and in
speeding the condition oi.the lie premises. The
most prominent thing revealed is the thick
coating of mud deposited every
where. The work of cleaning up has
already begun, and will be pushed
as fast as the water recedes. The only fears
now are of water famine. Relief work is
still pushed to the neglect of business. The
Chamber of Commerce announces that the
necessities of sufferers by the foods in that
city must be provided for by the citizens, and
all contributions sent there will be applied
for the relief adjacent cities.
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RUNNING QUIZ.
A Decline Of Three Feet from the High
est Point Recorded at CineIn.
nati-The River
Stationary at Louisville, but Will Prob
ably be Falling by To-Day
The Rise at
st. Louis Checked by a Sudden Cold
Wave, Which Could Not Have Come
at Better Time.
The Lower Mississippi and Arkansas
Rivers All Booming, With Sew
erai Feet
Yet TO Hear From-No Uneasiness Felt
at Either Cairo or st. Louis About
the Overflow.
Suffering on the Increase at Jefferson.
vile, New Albany and Other
Towns in
Indiana and Kentucky-Urgent Calls
for Aid Which Should Receive
Prompt Responses.
The Lower Mississippi and Arkansas
Rivers All Booming, With Sew.
eral Feet
Yet TO Hear From-NO Uneasiness Felt
at Either Cairo or st. Louis About
the Overflow.
Suffering on the Increase at Jefferson.
vile, New Albany and Other
Towns in
Indiana and Kentucky-Urgent Calls
for Aid Which Should Receive
Prompt Responses.
The following is the official report of the

The following is the official report of the
Signal Service:
WAsHNeToN, February II, l O'Clock
A.M.-The rivers have fallen thirty-one
inches at Cincinnati, seventeen inches at
Chattanooga, and risen about Ten feet at
st. Louis, twenty.one inches at Cairo, ten
inches at Memphis, two feet at Little Rock,
and eighteen inches at Pittsburg, where it is
eight inches above the danger line.
INDICATIONS,
For the West Gulf S ates and Ohio valley
and Tennessee, occasional rain or snow, fol-
lowed by colder and partly cloudy weather,
northerly to westerly winds and higher
barometer. For the lower Missouri valley,
clearing and fair weather, stationary or
lower temperature. Higher barometer in
the Mississippi valley.
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In addition to a large supply OF mules, ]
have also good lot of horses and brood
mares.