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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

THE Woodvile RePvbIisan, of the 9th in
Rtant, charges distinctly, upon the authority
of Capt. Pot Darden, he lecturer Of the
State Grange, and another psrty, that one Of
The judges Of 1e Supreme Curt Of Mississippi
has been gully Of sending 10 high railroad
Official for free passes for Ai' family ,OhO about
10 take summer .jaunt North" The Vlckf-
burg Herald demands the name of the juoge,
and promises to publish it il given.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19
CAPITAL BRIEFS

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Issue of standard
dollars from the minis for the week ended
June 16,h, Sl9S,499; corresponding period
last year, Sill, 49S.
Gen. Charles Ewing is lying dangerously
i'll with pneumonia at his home in this city,
and his death is hourly expected.
The United States steamship Vandalia
was sgnaled off Cape Henry this morning
bound in. She sailed from New York on
the 7Ih instant for Hayti to look after the
American interests during the revolution
there Her return at .such an early day
leads TO the impression that she must have
been disabled at sea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

In the English House of Commons, on
Friday afternoon, Mr.. Gladstone, in reply 10
= question of Mr.. O'Donnell, member for
Dungarvan, said The government had taken
no steps to ascertain the opinion Of the Ca
madam people before nominating the Marquis
of Lansdowne as Governor sneral of the
Dominion. The English government, like
Vanderbilt, doesn't care damn for The reo-
III
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Floods I'm n Missouri ana Kansas,

ST. LOUIS, June 1S-Advices from west
ern Missouri andKansas say the heavy rains
Of the past few days have rsised nearly all
the rivers and small streams in this section,
and indications are for unusually high water
in the Missouri river. The town of Corning,
forty miles south of 81. Joseph, on the Kan
sas City, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs rail-
road, and alec on the Missouri river, is in
undated, and several houses were entirely
swept away. About four miles of the rail
road is under water. All the railroads in
Western and Central Missouri, excepting the
Missouri Pacific, are badly washed and train.
generally abandoned. 1t looks as though
serious trouble, not only to railroads but to
| all the river towns and bottom land farms, il
TO be the result from the present threatened
| condition of the rivers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

The exhibit this week is again favorable
Al New York, TO be sure, there has been a
heavy falling off as compared with last year,
but nearly every other important city showed
a gain, and some of them very handsome
gains. AT Boston, in particular, the change
from last week is very marked. The gain Of
twenty-five per cent. at Chicago is due 10 the
break in provisions and partial decline in
grain, which have necessilsted great shift
ing OF loane.
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The naIIroaa. RIock ed at Kausas C,tr

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 1S.-The block.
AIDE on the railroads east and north is almost
complete tonight. No raids will be able TO
get out except on the Missouri Pacific The
Alton was able to take its passengers by trans
ferring at the washout near the city. OF
the roads west, the Burlington and Missouri
ia abandoned. The others are not interrupted
The river here is twenty and six-tenths feet
above low water at midnight Reports state
that large portion OF the bottom land be-
low here is overlooked and serious damage
done, which will be very greatly increased
| by any further rise in the river. The June
rise is about due, and if it comes now, with
the present stage of water, the loss will b.
| very heavy. The water now encroaches or
Harlem onnneite the citv
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INDIAN AEEAIRS.
A PROTEST FROM THE AGENT AT SAN CARLOS
NO APACHEs WANTED

NO APACHES WANTED.
WASHINGTON, June lS.-The Secretary of
the Interior received the following dispatch
from Indian Agent Wilcox, at San Carlos
agency, 10th: General photographs from
Wilcox that between 400 and 500 Indian
pris ners, requiring to be fed, should be here
IN four or five days. Tue presence of rene
gade bucks OIL be reservation wi ldisatisfy the
lndians, and excite fear and distrust among
the ~hite settlers in Arizona and New Mexico,
an6 in my opinion, will result in adding to
their past bloody history a new list OF muir
DER, rapes, child stealing and robbing.
earnestly protest ssainst SO dangerous an
exp .riment." In answer to the dispatch Sec
rotary Teller reiterated his instructions 10
the agent 10 refuse TO receive the Indians
mentioned in the dispatch, and stated he
need not fear an attempt the by military au-
thorities 10 place IndiAns upon the reserys-
iioD against his will.
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EIsey Acquitted.

Special to the Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, June 1S.-The trial of F.
NJ. Elsey, charged with passing counterfeit
scrip of Franklin county, issued during Re-
past, resulted in his acquittal to-day, the jury
being out only ten minutes. Owing 10 Mr.
Elsey's Standing, he being one of the leading
and wealthiest citizens OF Franklin county
and the eminent counsel employed, the case
attracted general interest. Elsey was greeted
with cheers when the verdict was rendered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

GEN. SHERMAN agrees with the jim-jam
jury that Brady and Dorsey are both honest
men-"sll honor able men"-and that it was
shame to persecule the Shareholders who
were developing the West by a mail service
that cost only 800 for each letter.
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JACKSON, MISS.
Much Opposition 10 the Fusion-Beau-
regard Rapidly Eebuilding.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS, June 1s.-B. F. Jones,
postmaster of the Inflated Town of Beaure-
gard, is in the city, and says Beauregsrd j.
building up rapidly. Already twelve store.
houses and number Of residences havs
been built. They are yet using box-csr
for depot, but the railroad is taking speedy
steps TO erect new depot.
The fusion in this county is not effected by
a long shot. The Republicans say they want
the Circuit clerkship, and they thought it
was understood that they should have it.
The Republican and Democratic Executive
Committees meet in Raymond next Frid ay
to formulate plan to submit to the people
in mass convention. July 22d. There Il
much opposition by Democrats to fusion. /.
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HOW THEY STAND.
THE LEAGUE.

The principal change in the standing of
the American Association clubs resulted
from the splendid work of the home club,
which Jumped from fourth to second, and
now has grand opportunity of being frat
before another series is played. Cincinnati
was forced back TO fourth from second. The
Athletics now lead by one game, and the St.
Louis club is two ahead of the Eclipse. The
table ia as foIlova.
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A HEAVY RAINFALL
In Kansas and Nissouri-Railway Com.
muBicatiep Badly interrupted and
Much Property Destroyed.
The Missouri River Rising Rapidly
Several Towns Inundated and Many
Bridges Washed Away.

ST.. LOUIS June 1S.-The river gauge of
the Signal Service at ST. Louis tonight
marked thirty-one feet ten inches, which is
twenty-five inches above the danger line.
Nearly The entire surface of levee along the
it very difficult TO discharge cargoes. All
the cellars Of business houses along the levee
are nearly filed with water, and rise of
another foot will inunda;e the first floor OF
most of the stores. No damage has yet been
reported, as all-;he goods have been removed
to safe place.
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Heavy Ra,n-siorm al Piltsburx.

PITTsBURG, June 1S.-Shortly after z
o'clock this section was visited by one OF the
heaviest rain and hsi-storms ever known.
10 this city hail came down as large as eggs,
and the rain fell in torrents, filling the streets
and cellars. There was no damage more Sc
we're than breaking skylights. II is reported,
however, that outside the city the storm par.
took of the nature of a cyclone.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

Mexico. in making application to the Amer
can Bible Society for grant Of books, says
Il baptized an entire family who were broygk,
TO Christ through the fundamentally Of ;
Bible given TO the head OF the family by >
colpor,sur of the American Bible S1cie.T
fifteen years ago. They were the first Z.
unite with us after l located 10 Mexico"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

The Hon. Montgomery Blair, whose health
has been exceedingly critical since last fall,
and whose suffering at times has been in
tense, was conveyed to his country seat last
week, and his physician from New York,
who has recently visitod him, thinks his. dis.
ease-aeute spinal affection-can be con-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

Gov. SHERMAN, of lows, when asked on
Monday what action the State authorities
proposed to take relative to the lynching Of
the Barber brothers, replied that to advise
the various judges to enforce the lava more
vigorously was all that could be done.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

WATTERsoN, Of the C0tlrier-Jourrsdl, is now
known as Tilden's Boswell. The Iudianapo.
Lis Journal says that the recent interview
with the sage, as given to the public, was Gin
the best vein of Johnson's dear, delightful
old chronicler Of email beer"
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sTARkVILLE, MISS.
Third Annual commencement or the
Agricultural and Mechanical
College.
Special to the Appeal

Special to the Appeal
sTARKvLLE, June 1S.-The third annual
commencement exercises of the Agricultural
and Mechanical College Of this State begsS
yesterday. The commencement sermon was
preached BY the Rev. DIR. Tyler, of Louis
vile, KY, who preached most excellent ser
mon. He advised the young men very
earnestly not 10 listen TO the moral
teachings that Bob Ingersoll was attempting
TO adopt, but 10 follow the code of morals
that was lsid down in the Bible, those
adopted by God. The College chapel was
denseiy crowded. There must have been a.
least 1000 people present. The city is crowd
ed with visitors from abroad.
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A Deiugs at bloomington.

BLooMNGroN, June IA perfect deluge
of rain fell here and throughout Central lii
nois asst night and to-day. Farm work is
sgain seriously delayed and farmers are dis
couraged. A serious wsshout occurred yes-
terday nj Pearl, on the Chicago and Alton
railroad. Owing to thu sudden rising of the
bayou OF the Illinois river night express
trains are abandoned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

A MATCH between Sullivan, who repre-
sents the cultcbaw Of Massachusetts,, and the
sage of Greystone has been suggested. Ac-
cordIng to Watierson the latter is 30 robus
tious, so rosy, so round and full Of life that
he would get away with the Boston bruiser
on the firat round
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TREAT THE HUMAN MACHINE

NEITHER CONSTIPATION, collie, DIARRHEA,
DYsENTERY OROTHER BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
CAN BE CURED BY ABUSING TIE DELIC ATE
MACHINERY OF THE SYSTEM WITH FURIOUS
PURGATIvEs. THE BEST AND SAFEST REM
EDY, PARTICULARLY AT THE SEASON, IS A
TEASPOONFUL OF TARRANT'S SELF.
FER APERIENT, TAKEN IN GLASS OF
WATER, WHICH WILL GENTLY RELIEVE
WHILE TosING AND HEALING THE IRRI-
TATED INTESTINE
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trolled.

LEOPOLD, the cadet engineer who opposed
one Of Secretary Chandler's orders, and car
ried the New Hampshire siatesman "to the
courts" has been ordered 10 join Lieut.. G r
ington's Arctic expedition. In this way
Chandler gets even with the spuDky cadet,
who merely commended for his RICH is accord.
ing TO law. But ii is just ike Chandler.
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LAW REPORTS.
Cireuit Court-PIeree, Judge.

No regular calendar for to-day, but the
Court will hear any non-iury cases that have
been passed where the parties are ready,
or any other matters which may be
pres.nte l. The non-jury cases on the absent
attorueys' calendar will be called Friday
next. The remaining cases on the non.jury
docket have been set for Monday and
Wednesday, June 25th ard 9th, and posted
on the bulletin. ard in The courtroom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19
REVENUE DISTRICTS
Plan OF Consolidation Practically
Agreed Upon by the President and
Secretary OF the Treasury.
The Cases Against Kellogg and Brady
Called Up-Reerdell Discharged
The Naval Academy.

seTt' that Maj. Nickerson WAS in hiding in
this city, but the Republican says to-day that
after investigation it fuds fuch is not the
casr. Il will also publish statement Of T.
gentleman Just arrived from st. Louis. who
Gays he saw and spoke with the sior in that
city asst week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

THE New ORLEANS Picayune, orally
reliable Democratic paper, is Justify How
ing for the Marine Hospital Service, which
is nOtoriously branch of the political ma
chinery of the Treasury Department, and
ons Of the most effective branches, and it is
boosting E. John Z Lis as the boomer of that
"branch of the public service" Politics
makes strange bedfelIows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19
REVENUE DISTRICTS.
PLAN OF CoSsoLIDATIoH PRACTICALLY
AGREED UPON.

A PLAN OF CONSOLIDATION PRACTICALLY
AGREED UPON.
WASHINGTON, June ia law for the
Consolidation of the Internal Revenue COL
Lection districts, in accordance with the ac-
lion Of Congress at the last session, has been
practically agreed upon BY the President and
Sc eiary of the Treasury. The reorganiza-
tion of the service has been blocked out in
all The States except two, in regard 10 which
there seemed TO be some doubt. II is ex-
pee ed, however, that the matter will be eel
tied finally this week. While DO definite in
form ,tiou can be obtained on the subject, ii
ia believed Ohio is one OF the States whose
service is still under consideration.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

LITTLE Rock, June 1S.-United States
Circuit Judge McCrsry's opinion in the csse
of the PhilbIook heirs, who claim ownership
OF the land on which nearly all the city of
Little Rock is built, was received to-day.
He decides that whatever the original merit,
The claimants slept too long on their rights
and have no remedy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

Having to take charge Of the factory oil
the new Bluff City Stove Works, / am COM
PEELED to close out my present business at
once, and will sell my entire stock OF Stoves,
Tinware, Lamp, Lamp Goods, Wire and
Woodenware, Cutlery, and General House
Furnishing and Kitchen Goods at prices less
than cost for the next thirty days. Tools
and fixtures for sale cheap.
l. TIFF RISK $50 Main street
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Hallway Communication Shut on nj
keaVen HOrIn.

LEAvENwoRTH, KS, June 17.-This city
has DO railroad connections Today except
the Union Pacific and Lssvenworth, Topeka
and Southwestern. The Missouri Pacific,
Council Bluffs and Rock Island traius are
ell abandoned. The Kansas Central has
also several wsshouts. 1t rAined very hard
all this afternoon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

A STATEMENT was made one day last week
to the effect that the Hon. Thomas A. Hen
bricks and the Hon. Joseph E. Mcdonald
were placed side by side at dinner, and
each sternIy ignored the presence of the
other. Both gentlemen on being interviewed
denied in the most positive terms that
there was any truth in this report. Ex-
Senator Mcdonald said: "When L went there
the FIRST man ! shook hands with was Mr..
Hendricks. When we went TO the dung
room we passed in to the right and left, aud
it was purely accidental that Mr.. Hendricks
and / we're seated side by side, and so far
from not speaking TO each other, we talked
together 60 much about our private affairs
that became a little uneasy once for fear
We we're neglecting our guests. Ny relation.
with MIR. Hendricks have been, and are, Of
the most cordial character" Ex. Senstou
Hendricks Endorsed this, and said: "McDou.
aid treated me with the utmost cordiality
and 30 treated him. There was nothing
but the pleasantest intercourse"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

ST. LOUIS, June 1S.-The St. Louis Jockey
Clue continued its annual meeting. Owing
to the many postpouements The second and
third days programmes were punched, which
placed four stakes on the card, including the
Brewers Cup. The winners were Eli Marks,
Tattoo, News, Eli, Bob Miles and John
Davis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

The Philadelphia Press says that the only
man connected officially with the Pattison
administration of Pennsylvania who has won
wide personal friendship or enthusiastic adj
miration is Lieut.. Gov. Black. Republicans
wish that the first half of his title were not.
His heart is as big IS his ways are winning /;
and his brain is as slatesmsnlike in politics
rs it is brilliant 10 journalism. Some Demo-
Gratis are Jealous of the prestige his PGesi-
dency of the Senate has gained him; and, if
it we're proper to reveal some of the hidden
strategy behind the clerks desk, there would
appear more than one attempt by members
OF his own party 10 entrsp him into an In
defensible ruling. He has gone during the
recess to his charuiog home, near York, to
continue his editorial work for Dana's Sun.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

+. 81. Vance to s. Behrend, lot 4Ox113
feet, on east side of Desoto street, $4,000.
w. J. Smith to Wyatt Kirk, lot 5Ox153
feet, on south side of Monroe street extended,
5000.
Quit claim by W. L. Clapp, trustee, to r
81. Vance, same ss first on list.
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MILE THEo, in an interview with one of
the Paris reporters, said: "The journalists
and critics of New York City are very joviaI,
very bright and very chic, but they all seem
very fond of weska" (whisky).
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Heavy Rains at ~. Joseph.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, June 18.-The heavy
rains yesterday and last night have done a
great amount OF damage to the railroad
tracks in this vicinity, and communication
by rail is cut off in all directions, except by
the Hannibal and st. Joseph east, that being
the only road running trains. The ST. Jo-
seph and Western has suffered most, some
forty bridges being more or less damaged
1t is thought il trains are running on that
road within week it will be doing we'll.
The Kansas City, 81. Joseph and Council
Bluffs is badly washed, and no trains by the
Wabash have come into this city since last
Friday. ALI other roads suffered consld.
erahIy
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Baseball.


CINCINNATI, June 1S.-Cincinnati, 6; Ath-
letic, O.
BAY CITY, June 18.-Fort Waynes, 8; Bay
Citys,0.
LOUISVILLE, June 1s.-Eclipse, IS; Balti-
mores, 6.
PROVIDENCE, June 1s.-Providence, IL;
Detroit, 3.
CoLUMBus, o., June 1S.-Columbus, 4; AL
leghenys, 5.
TOLEDO, June 1S.-Toledo, IA; Spring
field (Ill.), l.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1S.-Philsdelphias
2; Baaalos, IL.
GRAND RAPIDS, June 1S.-Peoria., 2;
Grand Rapids, 8.
ST. LOUIS, June IS-St. Louis, 8; Metro
politans, Z. Ten innings.
NEW YORK, June 1S-The game between
New Yorks and Clevelsnds was postponed on
account of rain.
HOW THEY STAND.
st. Louis Globe Democrat, Sunday: The
League clubs have shifted positions material.
ly in the past week, Providence now having
the lead. with Cleveland second and Chicago
third. Boston and Detroit and New York
and Buffalo also changed places. The posi-
| tions are shown below:
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Almost n waterspoRt fn Van Buren
G0QnFN-

DETROIT, June lS.-Reports from Van Blu.
rem county indicate that a heavy rain-siorm,
almost a waterproof, visited that section yes
terday, washing out roads, railroad culverts,
highway bridges and plowed fields at great
rate. The damage 10 property must be con-
siderable
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

SENECA, KS, June 18.-News in regard to
the raIn-storm Of Saturday night has been
coming in to-day. All big streams in the
county are overlooked, and there is scarcely
a bridge but what is damaged or carried
away. A number of lives were lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

SENATOR HILL, Of Colorado, says politics
are not booming in that State, and that there
Is no anxiety about Presidential candidates
nor any discussions Ab5u, them. All is quiet
aalong the foothills.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

THE slip-up on lard which crszed Chicago
on Friday and Saturday did not sffect Mem
Phis unfavorably. The Sun registering away
up above the nineties, we had other grease
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LONDON, June 1S.-The score of the chess
tournament stands: Zukertort, % games;
steinitz, IT; BlsckbuEne, 153; Tzchigorin,
1S; Euglisch, 10; Bird, II; and Winawer, IL.
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Criminal Cour,-Greer Juap..

Calendar for to day: Nop. %, Willie
Thomas; 20, John Henry Hunter; So, Peter
Mentges; Is, Elizabeth Srawfeld, alias
Pyne; 81, Chas. Winters; 5S, Louis Simms;
35 Mary Bennett
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

The Chicago NeDs Gays there is one ques-
ton about Proctor Knott that has never
been satisfactorily answered. Did Pat Donan,
Of the Fargo argus, write Kuo,t's famous
speech on Duluth?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-19

WHEELING, W. Wa, June 1S-This even
ing about o'clock cyclone struck Steubsn-
vile, O., doing damage to property IN The
northern part Of the city TO the amount OF
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New Millinery Store.

A great sensation among the ladies at Miss
Louise Mcnamara, No. 404 Main street, over
the Langtry and null bonnets to go to Lees
| The ater.