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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
PREPARING FOG REGArE DAY.
FbeTOBEecO Hen Ct Si iouis ia Fever
of Excitement Over "a

ST LOUIS, Asrii 23.-Tus tobacco manu-.
!scjursrs here are making great preparations
for what they call "RebsJe day" May Isl,
ubeu he is~ reducing lbe tax on tobacco
goes iot0 ,ffrC. They have received al i'm
msnse pumoer OF orcsrs for goods, and On
sbfrAtJ bF5AE :
tr4ins, WHICH will peHsLrats III ihe cUuGtry
sriputSry 10 ST. Louis aud 70 eyea 20 San
Fare @co, ever 00U goo pogDGs OF ioksGcc,
sod bs.o. ,hs week is ou: wIi. add zEa.her
l,01O.GiIU pouvds. Stamps viii he Delivered
tr tas Iai-rn>l R-vs0Ue ciicsr at midnight
Aoaisy, ssi rom tnst tune goods wiz ne
forwarded 0 their aeH nation So rapidly As
stsus p7 can be afi ed % Them sad trains
III de np. l. hsSicg come TO The Knowledge
oil miruisciurs-s t.ss' stamps would be given
cut =, C"lcszr, C.nc'uHs,i ard other ciiiss
ir lLs W-st, 10 usais'-iy after the close Of
aJzir,ss bours AoadSY, = telegram was ssu,
TO Com II iss,oier Rum ihis afternoon AK
irg thar ike i,cinlIes D. granted bere, and
TIA. Lc Discrimination os permitted. Mr..
Rum ep'i5d iaaa no .srm.ss5on had been
g'vea T. distribute stsIdps TO suv one, or
any ahsre, p-,sr 10 ljagat Monday, and
ih,I If saca ,hiss "sres doas il would bs a
vol .tHpD nj
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
MEMPHIS, NJ SUNDAY.

| Psrisiap. According 10 his showing, such
| pieces as the Bon Msrche, Louvre, Prin-
| tempo, ETC., sre to the women oil to dsy VII at
| Baden and Honburg were, and Monte Garlic
| still il, TO the gambler. Their heads are
turned by the crushing Eplendors OF the sur
rouDdins,, II 7ir judgment dimmed By the
presence ofinnumsrsble Bargains, and some
tiu1es even their honesty forfeited by the
tem ptstions TO which they are too csrelessly
exposed.
The cecsus Statistics relating to "gainful"
occupations show some significant results as
the employment Of women. The whole
numb=r II females reported az pursuing
gsinful occup atious 10 the United States in
1870 w.s ,S36, ,2S8 Ia 1880 lhe number was
2 647, l57, showing an increase during ten
yesrs Of Sl0, 500. This rssult shows thai the
number OF females engaged in occupations
has increased al much higher rate than the
female population, and also a higher rate
than the nu Dber Of males pursuing occupa-
tious. IL further appesrs that the rate OF in
rssse OF the rumber OF fsmal pursuing &C.
cupatiors has been far higher IN manufac.
turing aud mechanical industries-that is, in
factories chitfy-than in any other kind OF
eRaPloymeEt.-Nelg York Herald.
SUPPOSE h IT she is fortunate enough 10 win
sscore oi sultors, young lady IL sill terribly
handicapped. Like enough none of tbs
twenty would Re just to her liking, and
meanwhile one sbe greatly preferred 10 any
OF the others might just escape coming under
the spell OF her charms. ItIs all very pretty,
but tkis sitting ia maiden meditation fancy
Tree" until some stray youth makes vigor-
GUS effort to deprive the aforesaid fancy OF it,
liberty, is a very unsatisfactory thing when
critically examined. Probably it may never
be advisable 10 Put woman on en- exact
equality with mau and let her go forth with
a stock Ct caramels and valentines TO her
Idssl, spd put the motto, ''if al fiat you don't
succeeG, try, try again." TO a practical test.
Al all events, anything of that Kind ia far in
The future. II, however, mao i. to be robbed
Of his ne-honor.d prsrog stives, or forced 10
share them on quail termS, We respectfully
submit that adequate attention ba given TO
bis immenss advantage in courtship.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
PRESIDENT DEAZ.
. Hst. 3rssaus, StFO: giy Tad0rsrs the
Cs1teH~t.ss Cotton Exhibition.

NEW oRLEANs. April 2S.-Ex President
DlFz aoJ party srriv7d this morn,ug by
50. clsl tr,in irom S.. L.uis, or the Chiesgc,
S.. Louis and New Osiesrs rpi!ro.d, having
made Tuu 0i 70s miios "a twenty.two
houta. The party @ss tnri 1t the depot by q
committee OF th- MrEican Exchange, aad
tr,gso 10 he noleL Gen. Disz declined fur
ther pHhlic attention. Ia as iclervicw he
SAID we are gl7& 70 s-. foyt IN yoar bog
p'tab.e city opGe more. We nave visited =
iSfss portion of you- country, and
Toe tqon' ansous welcome recorded here il
5Ss tteo repeated wherever We
stopped. You may ssy We carry
bSCk sila u tbs pleasanLlst impressions Of
the U0ted ttss >ai its peoolc. The social
relsuons So kindly - s,iog Te trust will be
: ways scco q y. MED % ths fc.4Eiliest nation
Al feeling. / have jaa de.fd Of the Gotten
Centennial Expos lion to BE- held ID your
beautiful city, s1d think you have resaon
to rrjoice over il. You may be assured
Mexico vii! cnt- r hesrtily iuto the sxposi-
tion scheme, ans will do all ete can to 70 ske
I credrab'e display Of her vast production na
ard rssources." The parry le1ye to Morrow
ty ne steamer Mexico for Vera Cruz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
RAuM's RESIGNATION
HANDlD BY HIM PERSONALITY TO THE PRnsI
DEkT-AN INTERVIEW.


WAsuINGroy, April 2S-Gen. um
called "a The Prstiient this afternoon jb
compsny with Assistant s, cfei;ry New, snd
hanatd hiu his resignaliou The Presid nt
sxprtssei suspriss upsn learning the OH C.
Of hi. witt, ard ask,d icr au ezpitastjou.
Gen. R'nm said he had been l. CHA for =
long time with me2gtr sajt try, and had tia-
ally cOaclud.d that ats priYs;" intsfta's =
quirsd al! hi. .tts ntion, Tie Pies.deat
spoke ri Gen R.un's remark able sucress,
and said dat he Sppie lated bis s-rvsce. in
.hs hslelt dzgree. H. hopd 20 t his
Teigps Ion had not been provoked By aay
act oi hs or cf ,he Treasury Department.
Gen. Il um assured ihs President tina; thls
vas pot The c.se, aHd look occss;o1 to ex-
press hi, high personal regard foe he P.,si-
dent md Sscretay Foig-c, citing many sct,
of cnun-ey ex enlei 10 hi II by those & n,ie.
mtn. Toe Pr sd=o. said lh,t Wh,is hs
&C ep ID his resignation, he did 20 rih re-
tuCjsgc', "a te reg r-Jled the loss OF so Vs.u =
be au ti ,er. @ n. Il um Eas held the
ofiic Of Commi-.iou=I ( iatsinai R.veIu
fJF * y.2rs AID Diue moutcs. He says IA.
int=nJ- 10 anne the + Gle, cf iAs, aud
vii CP-n ofics IN his c " as so1n ~ tbs
ucc-s,sry arrang can b. p,Ifeuie3.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

AMONG the female conspirst9rs more or
iesa vigorously dealt with by the secret tri-
bunal recently in session. at ST. Petersburg
which sat behind clo.ed doors--were two
daughters oil priests, o0e OF whom wss sen
fenced to imprisonment for life; the daugh
ter OF physician, a nablewemsn, a Jewess
and the sister-in-iaW Of an engineer, whose
vile and sister sre nov expia,ing revou-
tionRry crimes in S b-ri1.
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Entries for Nopaay'I REces or the
Nashville Course.

NASHVILLE, April IS S-Folloving are the
entries Tor Mondays races, and the pools
sold:
First Race.--Fpr all sges; one and one
eighth miles. Thcr2, S25; Checkmste, $40;
Juliet, Pope Leo, Katie Creej, S,andIford
and Keller, 81 each.
Second Race.-For two.year. old i!lies; half
mile. Mems, 1885; Tu.carors, S25; jennie
NJ, SO; EuIogy, So; Virginis Waliscs, 35;
Great Mauus, 81; Enquirer, Pepperem and
Argo;, S3 each.
Third Rocs-For maideus, three -yesr.olds
and colis watch had no. won prior to J .uusry
l, 1882; one mile. Joe S, S25; Doubtful,
tSi Haddisco, Egyptian aud Aiveniurer, So
each; Beechenbrook, twilight, Vernon, Tele-
phone and Sovereign Pa, s. each.
Fourth Racs.-H andicsp hurdle; one sod
one-half miles. ReVsUg-, $50; King Dutch
man, SlS; Charlie Busn, SO, and.Fl0rencs
ID 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
THE HON. A. II. CLAPP
DOEs Not See Any Signs Of Harmony ir
abe RepnsifcsD Party.
what He Thinks of BJaise, ArInar.
wasbbUrBs aud Edmunds.

B0sroN --Tha herald'5 Eufslo CORES spond.
est writes thst the Hor. A. NJ. Clspp was
interviewed there recently on national
afaira. The reporter asked: "Whzt are the
prospects for harmony in The Republican
! ranks by lSS4~
~ 90 not g=e any sign oi harmony st pres
eni," wss the reply. There are many Re-
publicsus ia both factions who derire that
the pyrtJ should be hsrmoniz.d I'd, but the dis
turbing element is very bitter. The general
ladicstloGs are that the ficLious are az lar
from an agreement as they wer. last f.lI
Ii is essentisl 10 the future succe.s OF the
party that they should unite, but see nc
signs OF concession that would lead to this
result"
The conversation then turoed TO the
chsEc-s Of the men who are knowa 10 be
candidates for the presid.nc- 81 don'r
think one Can calculate with any degree Of
| success on the chsncs OF any man." SAID Mr..
Cispp; 81 don't think Balm. has as much
claim on the parry as Ed0unds Blaine has
had opportunities and they have not been
sucse-slnl. Twice he has been pushed for
nomination, aud msu nav D. used ustil
he is worl cut"
"Of Blaine, Washb bu ne, EdmuUd. and Ar.
thur, which, in your opinion, stands the best
| chance of securing the nomination."
That IS rather a difficult question 10
suswer. l have a!resdy spoken of Mr..
3 ajse, aud may add that I don't plead
guilty. 10 any special admiration OF him as a
politician When be was secretary Of state
he seemed to entertain the idea thai he wss
vary Euch of the government, ard that his
policy was TO be the policy of the govern
men', without regard to the general policy
of the party. Net much ia said about
Wsshburne or Eimuuds II Arthur shou d
make his naturalization popular by its wis
dom and judcious course. With The FEEDERS
patronage Ia bis hasd, l should regard him
as most likely to succeed in tho conves.
ton. He hss ben greatly embarrassed by
the conflict of s0bition among his frie ads,
bat the general conduct of mis- administration
Is regarded AZ wise and conservative Tier G
is another name gaining sume prominence.
and that is Logan. He has many friends
who are dispUsed 10 push him as a candi-
date"
"What Influence is the tariff question to
hav, on the electionW
regard The tariff qnesiion as thu pre-
dominant lssue Of the campaign. Ii is, prob
ably, tae liveliest question that will enter
into ,he canvass. l believe the N msnufaclur-
log iaersss are 30 slToeg that il will not
only be the prominent issue, but the issus
which will dec de the next struggle. The
present candidates ire all high tariff men,
and their views are about equal" Mr.. Clspp
thought Randall would be elected Spe aker
He slso ssld he had no great faith in the
Civil rsiee refgrme=s' ideas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

CANADIAN literary bureau hss come TO
griet. Gen. Hewsou,. who, We believe, was
levee engineer in Miasissppi before the
war and served in the Cgnfe derate army, has
sged Sir John Macdonald, row premier,
who 6ired him TO run a Tory literary bureau
In 1875, alleg ng that be has b-eu uaabe to
gel his pay, aud that the rsmier has psf-
iured himself in order TO keep his money.
Whereupon ihe ifste creditor has be head
OF The Dlmioion gov rnmsnt summonsd be-
fore Trronto Police Court TO anewer 10 the
charge OF perjury. This ruui mems wss IN sde
re'urnabie Tuesday, but SIR John failed to
appear, explaining through counsel that his
privileged duti,s at o lava gave him no
leisure. This was, in Law, sufficient an.
ever, bat Hewsyn threatens to get out an.
olhFt warrant bereaf,ar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
TaE kREaasGs T.nPLAR
or .as Eraneiscs, - Their Brothers OF
hicasO, Greeting.

SNE FRAEcIsco, April 2S.--Owiug to pub
ii-hsi ard current rurl-rs to ih2 Fl c. b a.
Apollo sCom mzuder~, Koigbts TsnptsF, OF
Chicago, would no. st,aod the c5ncl-vs IN
tdjs riT, next Jliv, lr1wicg ou. oil aa
siieg'd i'i-ieeiing between California and
Cnicago KGiga.z. sai ihst Apollo contsm-
pl>te5 baking = Eurap.ao jlurneg iastssd
tbis su8msr, ihe secretary OF he TrieunIai
Con nittea th:s evening ssat 4 tCisgTS Sphic
letter 20 tho comma anier Of Apollo explSin-
ing The situalioV, and extending nosi cor
dial IGvi;a,ion 10 Chicsso kdighls 10 visit
the coast. The neWsp per statement OF he
alleged bsi feeling On he part OF the Cali
fsrnla Ksisets is Gsuisd, and while express
Ing an earliest desire for Apollo 10 Siais the
cosst, ih. ssAtinen. ia expressed ia casa II
fails 10 DO Cd, CaIifasais fralsrs Eiil-s.iil
t-n-rrisi,s Tie isissfii4e 81 pf feelioz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

T. ~ ii s;-i@i.--4.- L.---..4.a2i L:ii,
whi0n the governor hss sigued, appropriatiug
$500 to purchase for such libraries as The
State historian may designate sets of back
volumes Of the Southern Historical Socis Y
papera. As the Charleston Meas and Cots ie,
sAys, "this will be 8 HANDS, me addition to
the permanent luud' Of the society, which i.
being pushed with su h suocess as 10 cause
the officers of the socisty to have well-found
ed bopss Of reslz ng in the not far distant
future their dream Of years-a pr.oI
building Tor their archives and an sudow-
ulent fuud OF at least 800 O00."
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AN oLo.LAN0 GRANT.

An APPLICATION MADE BOR ITS APPROVAL
WAsHIEGroN, April 2S.-Me~,s. Curtis
'snd 'rastIc, acting as counsel, Eied with
the com II issioner geaerAi o. ths Land Off se
to-day a. Application Tor the approval OF
t'-'vts5 -'-sfViysTZggT
Town hp Plt'," cf S. Louis Mo, IA favor
Of the rep eaentaiVes OF Jompa CIlyer
The tract of LAID Is ia the c-ntef of the CITY
of s.. LOUIS aud ipcigled are two arpsats
froni By fry srpsns deep. Applicants
maintaio Jha, it ctn b. damoastrsIrd beyond
The possibility Of 4 doubt by records that
ths Isud giaa ell 70 C.y-r asd cJn6rJIsd 20
his 'ega rep.es-uj viva b' Recorder Bates
aud the &C. of April 20, 1916, is iaeIlicai
with lhe land surveyed oy J1seph c. BfoEn
az surrey Na. 1909.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
OFFICE.SEEKERS
Already Applying for Raum's Place
Architect HiII's DIflcuIties-Inter.
nal ReTenuc Receipts.
The Smugglers OF the Rio Grande-A
Sweet COmmiss'On-In Old and
Valuable Land Grant.

WAsHISeToS, April 28.-Agent McGli.
cuddy, Of the Pine Ridge Indian Agency, d.
T., under date of April l9,b, writes to the
CoUmissi0ner Of Indian Afairs a. follows:
Red Cloud wishes TO inform bis great father
that his heart Is good and his mind tra.quil,
and slso that he has Uncovered gold mine
on his res'rv .tios, and intends to 20 mining
with his people when the weathSr becomes
tne. He does 70, wish to be disturbed in
possession Of psid mine for ten years"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

A DISPATCH from NJ 4drid yesterday states
That ssn$r CASTELAR,, speaking at meetiug
OF the Republican Cub Valencis, defended
his socienI principles OF democracy, and
stated h. still adhered to them, aI,housh h
modified by advancing years and experiences.
de avowed, however, he would support Sa-
gHsa lest his overthrow q ouid lead TO re
turn OF the Conservative to power. Wna 3
hae example Of common sense this is for
Pnrnrll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
KATE KANE.
The IrAfs Fs1aleLawysr Up Again tBs
fere the CouFt.

MILWAUKEE, April -2s.-Kste Kane, the
Milwaukee female lawyer who threw water
in Judge MSllory's face in revenge for al
legged insult during the session Of the courl
lately, WAS again before the public to-day
her case coming Nv before Judge Hamilton
of the Circuit Court, on a writ OF ccrtiorsri
calling for a review of United States Com.
missioner Ryan's action in releasing hel
from the county Jail on habeas corpus pro-
csedings, because she was confined on Judge
Afallory's word alone, and papers of com.
uiitment were not M ade out for an hour af
forward. Judge Hamilton continued tbs
.,,.. ,;u Mondov
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

WASHINGTON county, Ark, is terror zed
by mad dogs. Ihe rlbid animals h We
bitten cattle, hcrses, sheep aad human be-
lngs. 50 great is the scare that people are
afraid to semi thsir rhiidcen to school. Aud
yet there are peorle who prefer dogs to sheep,
and even To- human b-ings
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

FOUR siaves we're recently .eld in the pub
ilc street a. T4nsier, only a few yards from
the British Legation. European Waters
were naturally shocked AZ the spectacle, and
have been wondering ever sioce that such a
'r'ihc should be tolerated within twenty mi Is
of Europe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

TIE -S'-I'-'''- f9-z,-r1tis=rs, d N 7cT a iic
paper whica is bitterly opp1aed to Mr. r n
dali, in'ist' that his presence sin the Sp-ak-
er's char would be veri'able paddock on
the party mouth" I'll this b. true" ssys
ihe Pniladelphit Times "Mr r ,udaPs
friends will no d5uat nrge it as an addi-
ttonal reason why he should be chos,n
Speaker. They VII argue, rot Without
foroe, that soytsiag which promiees to pad
lock the party mouth must bs sool Thing
and EoTthy OF sdaptiop."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

The di..illery was TO be sold in few days
under = second mortgage held BY ]. J. Fisher.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.-Ths combined
81 'hrscite coal interests have agreed to
work three dsys during each of the fret two
weeks OF Nay, and to carry on production
on full time during the rem msinder of the
mouth.
LYscHBURe, April 2S.-Another strike of
TIE tobacco operatives Of this city is impend.
ing, cemand for increased prices having
been made this morning BY several hundred
prizsrs and rtemnsrs through the LIboring
Association. Ii the toDsccoEists don't COM
ply the operatives threaten to suspend work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

SENATOR BUTLER. OF South CrolinI, has
undertaken to collale during the summer the
systems Of public road working in use IA the
several States, aod submit his conclusions to
the newspapers of his own State. This is
timely aud valuable work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29

CITY OF MFIIoo. April 28.-Presidsnt
Gonzales has sent message to Congress ask.
log for authority to negotiate loan st hene
or abroad to renew the mint contracts. The
2tro Republics states that tie President ia.
tends 10 negotiate q loan of from s., 900 0G0
TO s., ,0O0, geo 10 London, guarsztsed by five
per cent. customs receipts. The loan is In
tended to meet the curreh expenses OF the
government. TIE repexs of th. mint coz
tracts is expected TO yield 81 100000. The
visit of Riyss TO IondoI il in connectior
with the loan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Yhe Louisville JOcAey Club Track 8
JGy Forever.

LOUISVILLE, April 2S.-Thc new improve
msnts 10 the bulldogs and grounds Of The
Louisvills Jockey Cub are almost COM
pielel. The three.qIsrter mile track is be-
ing scrsped and rolled, and the horses viii.
com naence exercis'ns over it on ths Sd of
May. Tne pooling grounds and sheds have
been enlarged oue-third snd cushions pro-
yided fer The grand stand. Oae hundred and
tTen'y five rev s;slls have been erected and
the grounds have been much beaulifed with
shrubbery ard howers. Ode hundr,d and
hfty horSes are now on the ground, and aP
piicstions for all the stabipg, which is over
400 stalls, have been received. the coming
ineeling promises TO BE- the grsndeat ever
held, ss nearly all the bat hocses are iug
saved for theae rsces, and the probs biIties
are that D5rby Day will be general holi-
day. Drake, Carter aud Asceadsr are rtill
the faVorites at the came & .ure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
CHINA.


RUSSIA AND CoREA-THE FRENCH IN TOM
oUN-AN AMERICAN HOUSE LOOKING FOR
DAMAGES
HoSG KoNo, April 1-RuEsian officials
announce their intention of negotiating q
treaty with Cores. The convention bstween
China and Cores, giving the former special
privileges, has not been promulgated or acted
upon.
An American firm, WeIcsre & Co., have
instituted suit fer $4,000 damages agsinsi
the Chinese government, for alleged derange-
msnt Of their business through the Marking
viceroy's attempt TO arrest Chinese subiscIs
who invested in American enterprises.
The French in TonquIn continue warlike
operations. A small force was sent March
l4th to occupy the Citadeis Of N.udiu and
OF her river towns. The native suthoritie.
everywhere exhibit = hostile feeling, but
dare moi actively manifest it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
TIE CssEk INpIaNsl

pIFFICULTY TO BE INVESTIGATED WITH A
VIEW. TO AN AaICABLE SETTLEMENT.
WAsHINGToS, A pril 23. .-Indisn Iaspcctor
Ward sna Special Agent Bstdy Will leave
here Mosd.y next for Fort Gibson t. inves
tIga,e the trouble be Wesu the opposing fac.
tiOas Cf tn Geek Iod!sns with q view Of
bri0g'cg sbcut az auicable settler ment OF ;he
d'fhcu les. A tel,g gam received at the In.
dian Office to day Reports that Chief EI2ie
chse aed mis- followers (Who claim 70 6e the
loyal party have left Muskogee, T., uu .er
an escort Of U'i,sd ST iataotry, AMI wal
reach Fofl G ibaon in s5ou: iH.n-y dIya.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
Au As.a..iu sIeaks HI. Ssen.

CHATTANOOGA, April 2s.-To- night, ss the
north. bound Nashville and Chattanooga
train was nearing Anderson, forty five miles
below thia city, and running at the rate o.
thirty-fv miles an hour, J Jsmes Hawkins, 9
passenger, suddenly arose and shot Boz
Reeves through the heart. Hawkins ther
Jumped from the train, add it is thought
pad his neck broksn. Both were from
DschtYt Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
sMUGGLgRS

NAY BE ARRESTED BY THE CoLLECToR OF
CUSTOMS AT BROWNSVILLE.
WAsHINGToN April 2S-The Solicitor Of
the Ire e-uTy has decid ID that tn collector
OF customs al Bonneville, Tex, hss zu.
ihority 1" arrest sDusslerS, as we'll az to
seize contrabaud goods. 1t is estimated that
hs government loses annually ABOUT $500,
600 BY smuggling carried on along the RIO
Grande.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
FAis PInIo Dsmsifnhed.

GALvKsToE, April 2S-Tse Nevs's Mineral
Wells special says that yesterday evening 9
cyclone from the northwest struck the town
Palo Pinto, demolishing the small buildings
and unroofsg more substantial places. Sew.
eral persons we're seriously hurt, but none
known to be fatal. Loss, S2S, 900.
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7HEOD0lsE THOMAS
BeEios Hts Great Gencers ISar-Per.
fosInances' at L AIiimore.

BALTIMORE, April 25.-The three days mu
sical sti7si OF the Oraforio Society, assisted
by the Theodore Thomss OF, he.trs, ciosed to-
night, aud was most suocessial. Thomas
continues sefi,s tf sevensv-iour perform
anCes, all With musical associations, in many
cities Of the Ohio Valley and Northwest, tar
miGating in San Francisco.
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A SWEET COMMISSION
APPoIsTED ro INvE-TIGATE THE ALI EdEr
FRAUDS IN HAWAIIAN SUGAR.

has s9s1laIsd Sp.cial A..n, a. K Ti5>ir i,Sf'
sui O L S1a!ding, Of Dsroit, Mich aud
John + 5~,res, sccrctsry OF ia, Hsy-c,cyer
Sugar Il hning C3mptuY, OF Neg YORK, \
commjsiol TO visit SIN Franci-co and iuv. s.
tgNe tn alleged icrudulen impor atio5 oi
Hawaiian sugar. The comm scion b - Dpsu
Instructed - Inquire pertcu arly iftj the
charges preferred By r ,pIes-a' alive 3 !.
mont. This c11.lnission ID a substitute foI
the ona heretoior. designated, watch wa
comp)~ d Of Special Agspls Cn9aberlaiu
and Bnshsm
s, cr.tsr7 Foser has not ss ye! received s
r ply IRON Mr. March ia regard to the des, z
nation Of Fifth Auirtor Alex tndsr a. =
IN -mbsr of the commission, and Nj S
Blair as sp'ci1l c0uus=i 0 sssi.ti1 pfosecut.
ing the case.
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The Cisei.n.u "NeusJeur.ai. -

CINCINNATI, April 2s.-Murst Hslstesd,
of the Commercial Gazette, makes the follow
ing statement tonight for the Associated
Pres,: "The holders OF the stock of the
Morsing Journal Company cold it to-day 10
.n n,sociation of Democratic gentlemen,
who will, it is understood, unite with the
Cincinnati News Publishing Company, and
Gazette corner, the frat number OF the Meas
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