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TIE answers given by Cows. Lee of Vir-
ginia, Hughes Of Arkansas and Perry Ct
Florida to some questions propounded by
the Boston Herald are Of interest just now
in view of the utter defeat of the bloody
shirt policy in the recent campaign in New
York. What Gov. Filzhugh Lee says in
answer wiB generally be consented to as
the opinion on those questions Ui the in
seliigsDt classes at the soeth, and proves
that he is thoroughly in sympathy with
the people.
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FROM THE PEOPLE.
Reckless shooting.

To the Editors of the Appeal:
SRI wish you to place this article
within the columns of your valuable paper.
Pistols in the hands OF careless watchmen
should be more carefully guarded sgainst
as we have already been made to mourn
the loss of good citizens by reckless shots
being fired at the hands such parties. The
night of the 18th instant there was one
Mr.. Patton, watchman at the Louisville
and Nashville depot, who, On arrestipg s
little boy, fired three very careless shots
the balls striking the post in front of my
door, missing only about three feet a panty
of ladies passing by. By such careless
parties the families of our citizens are en-
dangered. Not only that, but all parties
passing the streets are rendered unsafe.
think, for the safety of our citizens, it re
qHrss that the city authorities rite sh9ut
p. N. POSTON.
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LONDON, November 18.-The Irmes's
Belgrade correspondent says: The procla-
nation of King Milan, issued On Satur-
day, setting forth serious grievances and
declaring war against Bug ia does not
touch the true chord of the national feel
ing Ia Servis. The nation does not shaI g
in the Kings resentment against Bulgaria,
and the ill-will of the Servians against
Bulgaria is only skin deep.
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Mr.. WILLIAM HYDE, the new st. Louis
postmaster, was the companion of Messrs.
Wise, Lamountsin and G aver in their bal
loon voyage, July l, 1859, from st. Louis
to Jefferson county, n. Y. He was then a
reporter on the Missouri Republican. Sub
sequently he became the managing editor
of that paper, in which capacity he served
it many years. His appointment gives
great satisfaction to the press and public
of 81 I Tor,;s
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Turkey and SeryIa

BELGRADE, November 16-Lieut. Col
Stokitsch of the Servian army was killed
in the fight ct Kiela. King Milan has his
headquarters at 1srabrode. He com.
mands force cf $4,000 men. Era Bey,
the Turkish minister here, has informed
Prime Minister Gsrachsnine that Turkey
is satisfied with the Servisn note, but that
his government considers that Servia
ought to have obtained the Porte's consent
before declaring war.
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ADren Curta,n ON r,re

New York Herald, Friday: The last
scene of the play Of Romeo and Juliet was
being prepared on the stage of the Union
Square Theater a little before IL
O'Clock last night, when one of
the stage hands noticed that the
furbelow curtain in sak was ablaze.
He at once gave an alarm, and Fireman
Hennessy, who was in the back of the the
ater, ran to the special building signal to
send out an alarm. The fireman broke
the glass front OF the indicator, but the in
strumsnt refused to work, and running to
ths street he sent call from the alarm box
st the corner of Thirteenth street and
Fourth avenue. In the meantime gresI
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ART STUDIO.
US. MarshaPs Sale of Steamb0a

Notice Of Dissolution Of COpartnersbip.
rTHE copartnership heretofore existing between
L j. "A. Forrest and Geo. h. Forrest, under the
firm name of j. A. Forrest 4 Co., has been dis
solved by mutual consent, Geo. b. Forrest retir-
ing. j. A. Forrest assumes all liabilities, will
collect all assets, and continue business under his
own name. j. A. FORREST.
GEO. B. FORREST.
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THEWAR INTHEEAST
The Result of Saturdays Bloody Battle
The SerVians Still Advancing and
the Bllgarians Retreatiug.
Turkey Refuses to Interfere Between Ike
Belligerents, and Fakes Prince Alex.
ander Severely to Task.
The Servians Do Not Share King Milan's
Resentment Against the Bulgarians
The Conference Still Sitting.

LONDON, November 16.-Six battalion
of Servian infantry, two batteries of aItl
lery and two squadrons of cavalry to-day
attacked two battalions of regular and ir
regular Bulgarian troops. The Bulga
rians lost thirty-four killed and wounded
Seryian troops under Col. Michkovitch
have occupied Isaribrod, sustaining 6
small loss. Fifty Bulgarfans were capt
ured and sent to the fortress at Belgrade
Topalvitch, with the Moravia division, il
operating against Tein. Coils. Michko
witch and Bsrecky, commanding the Drins
and Shumadjl divisions, are advancing
on Dragoman Pass. Gen. Jowanvitch is
in command of the Danube division,
which is held as reserve force at Bella
Planka. Djudkvitch is leading the Tiniek
division against Belogradshik. Each di-
vision consists OF 10000 men.
King Milan, before the advance COM
menced, observed to Col. Benecky that
Sofia would be cantured within three days.
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Mr. W. p. FIsuBAcE has addressed let
ter to the indianapolis Journal in reply to
that OF Judge Fincent!to the President, in
which sn.aitack is made on the Esv. o. P.
hcMsine, Ar. Fish5sek's brother-in-lsw.
lie details ths {so,s connected with the
murder Of which Mr.. McMains was &C.
cuseG, and shows that it was mere tech
nicai 'Nslse, for which he was fined 500,
and from that b. appealed, was grsnted q
new tfia. aad the Indictment YES noIle
4,roue..4
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LABOR AND CAPITAL.
Eight -HourLaw citation a, pi,,sburx

Eight Hour Law $ citation at Pittsburg.
PITIsBURG, Pa, November 16 - The
Knights of Labor in this city are taking
steps toward the enforcement of the
eight-hour law, and q msss-meeting in the
interest OF the movement will be held
here shortly. The demand will not be made
on the employers, however, before next
May. The principal point worrying the
various labor unions is that of pay. While
reduction of working hours is sought,
there is also a strong disposition to pre-.
vent any reduction in wages.
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RfEI yesterday PIid the penalty Of sad-
ership in second rebellion. Poor fellow
he loved justica and was the friend cf the
poor hat-breeds who have long baen the
victims OF certain rings of thieviDg Cana.
dian officials. With these officials in The
way between them ard justice he deemed
rebellion justified and took up arms t.
compel what the unfortunates of Winnipeg
were entitled to under the law. But even
in this he was thwarled by the power OF
these thieves and by the exercise Of the
same power fills a martyrs gravs. Riel
was murdered.
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A Hard Man to Efll.

CLEVELAND, o., November IA. - Al
GAINESVILLE, o., yesterday morning, Louis
Kraeb, aged twenty-eight, attempted sui.
eide in a horrible manner. He aroee at 4
o'clock, telling his mother he was going
to the store where he was employed to dc
some work. When the store YVES opened
three hours later, Kraeb was found sitting
by fourth-story window with several
ghsstly wounds in the neck and face
which he had infiicted with razor. An
officer was called and an attempt made to
arrest Kraeb, who threw himself from the
window to the ground below. His thigh
was crushed by the fall, but this, in addi
ton to other wounds, did not cause his
death. 1t is thought that Kraeb is tenn
porarilv insane.
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BOLIVAR, TENN.
Meeting of the Circuit COurt-Harde.
man County Fair Association.
man SouhtJ E"r hssochatiOh.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL,
BOLIVAR, Tenn, November 16.-The
Circuit Court convened here to-day, Judge
I. ]. Flippin presiding. Several important
cases will come up for trial this term, in.
Guiding the Moffat arson case and homi-
eide case or two. Mr.. Moffat, who, it will
be remember ed, was charged with burning
his store and the entire block last June
was under bonds for his appearance at this
court, and he appeared promptly this
morning
An enthusiastic meeting of the farmers
and stock-raisers of the county was held at
the courthouse to-day for the purpose Of
organizing thu Hardeman County Fair
Association. The attendance was large,
and fair for this county is an assured
fact. After appointing committees, etc.,
the meeting adjourned to meet in De
cember
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Turkey Rebukes prince Alexander

CoNsTANTINoPLE, November l6.-The
Ministry has submitted to the Sultan q
draft Of the Porte's reply to Prince Alex
ander's request for assistance. 1t states
that the Prince encouraged a Servian at
tack by breaking the Berlin treaty. The
Porte has addressed to the powers a cir.
cular note touching the situation in the
Balkans,
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+. d. o. II. FUYER9L NOTICE

CHICKAsAw LODGE No. 8, 10. ..ss.,ss..
~ 0.F.-The members of this lodge SzIk
are requested to meet at their hall this Sz<
CTUESDAY) morning at 80 clock, sssssessS
to attend the funeral of our late broth r, R. A.
BURTON. Members of sister lodges and visiting
brothers invited. WV. MAINGAULT, N.G.
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nEAENESS-Its CAUSES and CURE, By o. e
NJ who was Jeaftwenty-eight years. Treated by
most of the noted specialists of the day with no
benefit CgREe HfNsRLE in three months, and
since then hundreds of others By same process. A
plain. simple and successful homs treatment. Ad-
dress 7. S. PAGE, lbs East 26.h ST., New York city
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PIERoT, November 16.--The Bulgarian
troops are making an obstinate retreat
along the whole line. Five hundred Bul.
garians have been taken prisoners. The
Servian telegraph officials have been for.
hidden by their government to accept from
foreign war correspondents dispatches re-
lating to the movements of the army.
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The Balkan Conference and the Seryf
RnIr.ariRn WI.r.

CoNsrANTINoPLE, November 16-It is
stated this evening that at the meeting of
the Balkan conference to-day it was decided
to continue the conference regardless of
the war between Servia and Bulgaria. The
dele gates are unanimously in favor of the
re-establishmento of the status quo ante.
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Prince Alexander Takes Command OF
the Army.

SOFIA, November 16.-Prince Alexander
has started for Slivinetgs to assume COM
mand of the srrny. a force OF Duiga1ians
from Widdin has crossed the Timex river
and entered servis, and is now attacking
Negotine, Bulgaria has resolved to fight
to tho bitter end. Prince Alexander has
again implored the Porte for assistance,
pointing out that the Sultan IS euzerain
over Bulgaria, and that the Ssrvians are
almost at the gates OF Sofia.
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sPECULATING Is GAMBLING.
An Important Decision by Chicago
Judge.

CHIcAao, Ill, November l6.-Tbe suit
OF Simon Berkowi;z against John T. Les.
ter and Charles Schwartz Of the cd Board
CT Trade firm of John I. Lester & Co. has
been dismissed by Judge Williamson. II
was to recover 5000, 900 under the gam
bling act authorizing suit by any CT zen.
The ground was that Charles Partridge
lost 100000 in 1881 and 1882 in grain
speculation on the board through John
L. Lester & Co. When damages are re-
covered in such cases the inf0rmer gets
one-half the award and the county the
remainder. Defsndants' counsel asked to
have the case dismissed for want Of j1ris-
diction, and the court held that il s6ould
be tried at the Criminal Court. Berko-
witz appealed from the decision.
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Killea hx Kic,..

WASHINGTON, November 16.-Pat Ben
rett and John Mahoney, two disreputable
characters here, engaged in a quarrel last
night, and Mshoney kicked Bennett in the
abdomen. Bennett died to-day.
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THANKSGIVING
Proclamation by GOV. Bate-The 26th
Instant to he tf.e nay.
Gov. Bate on Saturday Issued the f)llow-
ing thanksgiving proclamation:

Gov. Bate on Saturday lsSuSu the L )uoW-
ing Thanksgiving proclamation:
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Thanksgiving Proclamation by the Governor
The year about 20 case las been marked for
peace, prosperity and happiness TO the people of
Oar State and of the whole country. Good
health, bounteous crops, pleasant relations with
tha word and generous rivalry in all the bus
ness and social relations suggest that tits well in
deed we rest day from the IsboTs, cares and re-
spon Utilities that beset the path of ordinary life,
and doing so give than ks and praise to the great
Giyer of all III is good; therefore,
L., VIM Is. Bate, Governor, in appreciation OF
the blessings OF which We are the happy recipi-
sntst and recognizing our obligations therefor do
herety recommend and set apart Thursday, the
18th day of November, 1885, us a day of general
thanksgiving and praise to the ever-Wise Ruler of
the Universe, and doing SO would spec ally com
mend TO the consideration of all happy a1d gen.
erous people that 1nfortpnstc class the DOR
In testimony whereof L have hereunto set my
land and caused the great seal of the State to be
18th day of November, A. d. 1885. By the Gov
er9or, VIM. B. BATE.
JOHN ALLISON, Secretary of State
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DIR. j. E. BLACK
FUNERAL DIRECTOR,

So Madison street. Eemphis. Tenn.
/ A FULL stock of Wooden and Metallic Case
u and Casketst, Burial RobeF, etc, always or
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neputy NarsnnI A.sassi,a,cs

LoUIsvILLT, KY, November 16 A tele-
gram announces that Deputy United States
Marshal H. W. Rogers had been shot and
fatally wounded in Harlan county, Ken.
lucky, by an unknown assassin, who fired
through a window at which Rogers was
standing. He had been threatened by
revenue laws.
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Philadelphia Will To Her Duty.
PHtLADEI PHiA, Pa, November 16.-The
following, sent 10 Mayor Fulton OF Calves
ton, is seli-explanstoryi 4..,
"At a meeting to-day of the Philadelphia Citi-
zens' Relief Committee at the Mayors Office il
was decided to forward to you telegram express
i've of sympathy with the citz of Ga weston in
the sudden calamity that has overtaken them,
and to ask you if any assistance, pecuniary or
otherwise, is needed at our hands. Philadelphia,
heretofore, stands ready to do her duty to her
sister cities"
The following reply has been received
In the name of Galveston I thank you for the
tender of aid in the hour of our affection. Our
loss is heavy; and .or the present We will gladly
accept all TolGntary ct'ntributib1s offered.
r. /. FULTON Mayor.
The Philadelphia Relief Committee viii
meet at the Mayors Office to take further
action tomorrow.
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Twenty rhou,ana rroops to the rrou,

PHILIPPoPoLIs. November 16.-Twenty
thousand troops have started for the from.
tier of Servia. A students legion, com.
posed of youths belonging to the best
families in the city, has also left for the
scene of war. They wear a SPECIAL uni.
form. There were many affecting scene.
on their departure.
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HIGH POINT. Nc.
The Field Trials Yesterday-Gl adstOI
Beaten by Crandan.

TsFktIAL TO III Z AFPEAL
Hen POINT, n. C.-Day clear and pleas
ant. Got an early start and returned at
ESQ o'clock. All manifest great interest.
Attendance large and entries larger than
usual. In the alleged setter stake, first
series, Brandon beat Gladstone Boy, Blar
ney beat Countess, Sportsman beat St
Elmo, Belle of Piedmont beat Clifford
Nellie Second beat Gus Bondhu, Dashinf
Nnhla heat WidemaIa
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GALVESTON.
New York and Philadelphia Go TO the
Help Of the Needy Sufferers by
the Great Fire.
Resolutions By Leading Citizens OF Gal
weston Deploring the Fact that
the Tide Of Charity
Had Been Turned Away from the I'm.
fortunate and Deserving Poor
Assistance Needed.

GAIvIsros. November 16-Collections
for the benefit CT the ire sufferers were
taken in all the churches yesterday. The
general feeling is that the disaster is more
serious in its results than the people al
first realized. Some thi-.y well-known
citizens addressed the following communl.
cation to the Nesos last night;
.'In view of the appalling calamity which has
fallen upon Galveston and her people, and the
great destitution resulting from this unptece-
dented disaster, We, the undersigned citizens,
contributors, and in no manner participants in
this great bounty, do hereby most deeply deplore
the unfortunate kilograms that have been sent,
unintentionslly, understanding the gravity of
our situation and ecking the great current of
erous hearts of Galveston Friends
Among the sigaers of the communica-
ton are Alderman Charles Fowler, J. o.
Ames, cotton buyer, G. Seligson, whole
sale grocer, E G. Flint of Lamars & Flint,
and s. N. Pentlsnd of Lynch & Pent-
lord
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

: AT meeting of the citizens of Galves-
ton, held last night, it was resolved to ask
the assistance of the people of the whole
country in support of the needy sufferers
hv the fra
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IsPECIAL AFPEAL.I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November 16.-
Tomorrow all the general freight agents
in the South will meet in this city, to en-
desvor, if possible, to avert the war of
freight rates which now seems inevitable.
For some weeks there has been secret
cutting On Western roads to all points IN
the Southeast, and several lines have been
secretly awarding rebates. These rebates
which at first were limited to one and
cents per 100 pounds, have gradua ly in
creased and now reach Is to 20 cents per
100. The cuts have been utterly demoral-
lied rates, and the rival lines are threaten
ing to enter into bitter war, aud it now
appears that the meeting will be unable to
avert ii.
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LuNDBoRe's perfume, Edenis.
LANDLORDS perfume, Marchal Mel Rose
LANDLORDS perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundboig's perfume, Lily OF the Valley
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BALNY odors fcom Spice Islands,
Waited by the tropic breeze;
S0ZODONT in hsalthiul fragrance
Cannot be surpassed by these.
Teeth ii whitens, purifies;
You will use it if you're wise, =,
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Refuses to Interfere
Ring siIa1,h Pr reclamation

PARIS, November 16.-The Journal des
DebaLs's Constantinople correspondent says
that Turkey has refused to interfere be-
tween Servia and Bulgaria,
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THE KNIGHTS oF PYTHIAs


of this city held meeting yesterday with
view to obtaining accurate information
as to the number of members of that
order who were losers by the fire. 1t was
found that large number were burned
out, losing everything. After csnvassing
the situation the knights issued call for
aid to be made to all knights of Pythias
everywhere. Resolutions were adopted
providing comm ttse Of seven members,
and that all applications for, relief be made
to this committee. All donations to the re-
lief fund and all Communications should
be addressed to p. S. Wren, Master of Ex-
chequer, Humboldt Lodge, Galveston.
THE ODD FELLOWS
of this city also met yesterday, ard con-
cluded to issue an appeal to their brothers
throughout the county.
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winnings OF Leading stables Darinl
IhA Last SEASON

NEW YORK, November 16.-The promi-
nent position which racing has taken in
this country is well indicated by the sub
stantial financial fact that during the past
season the leading stables have won 500,
7el in stakes and purses. These are the
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The Chicago Ne,os notes with seeming
pleasure that Iowa has not doomed with
her world-famous boom this year. The
Republican msjority has been cut down in
q way to indicate the overturning OF senr-
eral supporting timbers beneath the po 4
cal substructure of that limeston -ss
tressed State. There is nothing Is Apar'
emily uncertain nowadays SIS |: abso-
lutely certain" political maiori1e.
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THE ODD FELLOWS

NEW York, November 16.-Eighteen
,,,,d -"d and twenty-five do lars were to.
dsy sent from TIM, Sv S''v by telegraph to
Galveston fof the relief Of the suIsss s.ers.
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shreveport and Houston.

The draft Of Mr.. E. L. Bremon on Neal
Mcdonald of New York for S26, 600, given
in part payment of a settlement of the
claims held by parties interested in the
Shreveport and Houston railroad, las not
been paid. Mr.. Simon Levy, jr., the re-
ceiver, has become disgusted at being
treated in a child-like manner, and has,
under the circumstances, concluded to de-
clare all negotiations nullity. He will
continue in the management of the road
and all its sppurtsnances.
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wo1tine Ming 70 secure % Uniform bal rates over
sll of the railroads in that ate,