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EVENTS are fast assuming war-like
character again in Afghanistan. The
movement of the Russians Oh Herat and
the admission by Lord Churchill i'll the
House of Commons that England would
assist the Ameer if asked to, has created a
panic in financial circles. There is likely,
after all, to be plenty OF work for the army
of observation concentrated by Viesroy
Dufferin at Rawel-Pindi.
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VIENNA, July l6.-The Politsche Cor
respondents publishes semi official dis
patch from st. Petersburg to-day on the
central Asia question, which says that
Russia counts with certainty on the help
of France in any contest which the Gar
may have with England in Asia. France,
the article declares, will be compelled to
establish a protectorats eyer Tonquin,
aud the English in India will then be
between two fires, aud their intersst is
to avoid any policy likely to lead TO a
Franco Russian alliance This is set
off to the increasing friendliness between
Germany and ENGLAND.
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Tex.. Raliread zen in Convention

GALVESTON, July 16.-The members
of the conference of railroad managers
of Texas and other Southwestern roads
held brief session to day. The subject
under discussion at the meeting was
merely preliminary as to the means of ar
irving at basis for pooling the earnings
of the roads. None of the several inn
portant interests represented haYe thus
far proposed any tangible basis upon
which to declare the percentages of the
proposed pool, The members generally
express the belief that no definite results
will be reached before Saturday.
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Coz. INasRsoLL, in the courss of 6 recent
lecture, said: "Don't talk too much about
the men. Do you know, gentlemen. We
probably have not in the American Con-
gress a man SO learned in the science OF
government as Harriet Martineau was?
America has never produced novelist as
great as George Eliot, and we have never
had a poet equal to Elizabeth Barrett
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Hausinx The london Poor.

toNpoN, July 16.-The text of the
hdpon f &c e hSsas % Ss Of Marq hs 4sf ct
Salisbury, has been given to the public.
The measure provides that in
the construction of workingmea's lodg-
ing houses in London and its ar-
ban and rural sanitary districts,
compulsory condition "faroI.h.s shall be
a guarantee be given that the dwellings
shall be placed in a reasonably fit eondi-
tiop for human habitation. The bill con-
templates the removal Of the Millbank,
Printenyille and Geld Bath Fields pris-
ons. and the deFotion of iheir sites to
the construction of workmen's dwellings.
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Ganes Yesfesday.

New YORK, July l6.-Bostop, 6; New
York, 5.
DETROIT, July 16.-betreit, Is, St.
Louis, 9.
ST. Louis July 16.-St. Louis, 13
Athletic, IL.
LOUISVILLE, July 16.-Louisville, 8;
Brooklyn, 6.
CINCINNATI. July 16.-Metropolitan
z; Cincinnati, 8.
PHILADELPHIA, July 16.-Providence
4; Philadelphia, 2. ?
BUFFALO, July l6.-Morpipg game
Chicago, 8; Buffalo, 3; evening gauIe-
Chicsgo, 10; Buffalo, 8.
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length and half; st. Augustine second,
Katrine third. Time-2 400.

length and half; St. Augustine second,
Katrine third Time-2:40i.
Fourth Race.-Free handicap; one and
three sixteenth miles. Stsrters: Len
nox, Conkling. Greystone, Fanatic, En-
dymion, East Lynne, Jack of Hearts and
Duchess. Jack of Hearts won by FIVE
lengths; East Lynne second, Conkling
third. Time-205
Fifth Race-For FIVE year olds and
upward, selling allowances; three quar-
ters of mile. Starters: Tabitha, Error,
Deane. Fellowplay, Cricket, Queen Es-
ther, Torpedo. Greenland, Mammonist,
Polonia and Petersburg. Error won by
three lengths; Fellowplay second, Cricket
third Time-1:15l.
Sirth Race.-Haudicap steepleebase,
the short course. Starters: Quebec, Pu-
ritan, Aurelian, Rory OMoore, Pawnee
Rose second, Aurelian third. Time
3.1S5.
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Emigration as a Relief for Over-CrOwd-
ed Di.tricts I'm England.

LONDON, July l6.-Henry NJ. Stanley
to-day received deputation of citizens,
who favor emigration as relief for the
congested districts of England. Mr..
Stanley said he warmly approved of this
scheme of emigration to the Congo coun-
try, and suggested an appeal to the gov
ernment for assistance to defray the ex-
penses of the poorer classes wishing to
seek homes in the Congo country.
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Reported Case of Cholera ut Bridgeport,
Conn. =

BRIDGEPoRT, July l6.-The city has
been considerably excited to-day over a
reported death from cholera which oc-
CURED yesterday after an illness of thir-
teen hours. The deceased, Miss jose
phine Morcelins, aged forty-two years,
during her sickness had some symptoms
Of sporadic cholera. Medical Examiner
Downs, who attended her, gave the GER
tificate of death as resulting from cholera
nostria, which is an aggravated form OF
cholera morbus. Every precaution has
been taken by disipfecting the premises.
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A Panic ut Paris.

PARIS, July 16.-There is a panic on
the Bourse to-day, and heavy fall has
occurred in prices of most securities,
owing to the reports that collision be-
tween Russia and ENGLAND was immi
nent. 1t is said that Russia is negotiat-
ing a war loan. The absence of official
news from Afghanistan is considered
ominous. The Temps says that officers
of the Russian army now on furlough
have been ordered to join their regiments
at once
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THE PAIL MALLS REVELATIONS.
Sir asheton Gro stn sy mpathy with the
Work.

LONDON, July l6-Sir Richard Ashe-
ton Cross, Home Secretary, speaking
this afternoon in the House of Commons
about the revelations of the Pail Mall
Gazette, said that nobody could sympa-
thize more than he with the work which
the Gazette was performing, and he de-
clared that the Home Department would
use very effort to discover and punish
the perpetrators ccf the offenses exposed.
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The Texas ana st. Louis Railway.

New YORK, July 16.-A meeting of
the security holders of the Texas and
st. l. .uis railway was held to. day. Col.
Paramore, of st. Louis, presided He
stated that the road was in the hands of
a receiver, and that the Texas end was to
be sold on August 4th unless some steps
were taken Immediately for the proper
equipment of the road. Isaac l.. Rice
said that he had been over the road and
thought there was future for it. He
suggested that committee be appointed
to prepare a plan of reorganization.
This proposition met the approval Of
those present, and the committee was
chosen, and will report Monday. In the
meantime steps will be taken to postpone
the sale of the property.
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DENVER, Col, July 16.-This fore
noon as passenger train was being made
up in the Denver and Rio Grande yards
an empty chair car ran over package of
dynamite, which exploded with great
force, completely wrecking the car and
slightly injuring the switchman. 1t is
believed the dynamite was intended for
the regular passenger train, which was
due to leave in few minutes. The
Denver and Rio Grande officials say they
believe it is the work of the strikers.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
auiet al CIeyeIand. d.

CLEVELAND, O., July i6.-Nothing
has occurred this morning to mar the
peace of the iron ward. The strikers
have, as a rule, kept TO their homes, and
none are to be seen in the nsighborhood
in the brush with the police yesterday
.ppears to have had disheartening ef-
act on the crowd. The collision be-
tween the pelice and the strikers yester-
day is almost the only topic of converse
tion this morning. Tbs ysrds Of the
company were guarded by 1etachmspt
of $50 patrolmen under command? OF
Capt. Hoehn. There has fortunately
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ST. PETERSBURG, July 16.-A dis
patch from London says the Afghan
Frontier is not yet definitely settled, but
that the main points are adjusted The
details of the frontier delimitation are, it
is said, being arranged satisfactorily to
the powers directly interested, and a set
tlement of the whole dispute, which Will
be equally acceptable to England ana to
Russis, is expected to be attained soon.
The same adviees state that Russia HI s
not demanded any definite guarantees.
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RUSSIANS IN PERSIA.

The Russians have permanently occu-
pied three positions on Persian territory
living between Sarakhs and Pul Ikhatan
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United States Souih American Com =
HtOnPrs at London

LONDON, July 16.-Judge Thatcher,
of the commission appointed by the
United States government to visit South
America, with view to the promotion of
commerce with the United States, and
Mr.. Curtis, secretary of the commission,
who were saved from the wreck of the
British steamer Guadina, off Abraltos,
Brazil, on the 24th of June, while en-
route from Rio Janeiro to New York,
have arrived here. Judge Thatcher
sailed to-day for New York on the
steamer Donan, and Mr.. Curtis will sail
next Thursday on the Werra. Both
saved everything they had on the Qua
dina
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Insurance Fraud Arrested.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July 16.-Eben
jackson was arrested at Carthage, Mo-,
yesterday, charged with defrauding the
Continental Insurance Company, of New
York, out of several thousand dollars by
forging premium notes purporting to be
in payment Of risks on farmhouses aud
furniture, which psoyed to be fraudu-
lent, no such risks ever haying been
taken.
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PINE BLUFF, ARK.

The People Stirred Up Over n Proposed
Occupation Tax.
igPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
PINE BLUFF, July 16.-The commu-
nifty is considerably exercised over a
prospective occupation tax which has
been proposed in the City Council. 1t
does not meet with public favor, and an
immense mass meeting is called tonight
to consider the whole subject of taxation.
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New York World: Nothing makes a
Boston man so proud of his culture as t,
encounter little of the degree of cult
ure that prevails elsewhere in the coun-
try 4 graduate of Harvard went re-
Gently 10 take an iDstructorship in an
a. college. In examining class in
I'M ~ 20 the United States he put
to one prominent stuu.- WELD fn aF tb;s
What was the government :,
country before the constitution was
adopted?"
Aud received this reply, which should
be historic, though not strictly histori-
cal:
Before the adoption OF the constitu-
ton in 1864, the government of the
United States was limited anarchy"
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THE eminent commissioners now sitting
at the Mansion House, London, investi-
eating the charges made by the Pail Mall
Gazette, were yesterday offered as witness
the victim of recent infamy, young girl
bearing the doctors certificate that she
wss yet a virgin, proving that, notwith-
standing the public excitement, the beasts
ara still at their work
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]. FR.EDLANnER. ARCHITECT,
OIVTOEND NOTTCE

badnS a. tSe o
cent. WORK warranted.
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M'uULJOUGH INCURABLE.
Els Case Regarded as Hopeless by the
Physicians.

UTICA. n. Y, July 16.-Dr. W. G.
Mcfarland, of New York, one of the
physicians upon whose certificate John
Mccullough. the actor, was recently ad-
mitted to the Bloomingdale insane asy-
lum, was witness in the inquirendo de
luaatico proceedings held in this city to-
day, and he gave it as his opinion that
Mr.. McCullough's case was incurable,
and that he would probably die with par
alYsis within six months.
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trouble Threatened al wheeling.

WHEELING, W. Va, July 16.-The
nail feeders Conference Committee this
afternoon notified the Nailers' Conven-
vention that unless the feeders demand
be granite by II o'clock m tomorrow
the feeders will take nailers places iu all
factories open to them The name of
the United Nailers' organization has been
changed to the Nailers, Nail-Plate Roll
ers and Heaters Association.
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Chattanooga VS.. CoIumbus

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, July 10
Chattanooga{defeatsd Columbus to-day
by a scoreI if 10 to 5. The game was
remarkable or the extraordinary batsino
of the CHI 4anoogas. Donnelly pitched
for Columbus and Chattanooga made
four home runs off him, two by Mencke
and one each by Otterson and Lewis
There were, besides, six two -baggers
made off him. Chattanooga earned nine
runs. Errors-Chattanooga 5, Colum-
bus 2. Tomorrow Chattanooga and
Columbus will play an exhibition game
for the benefit Of Lott, whose leg was
broken on the diamond recently.
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wabash strikers Imprisoned.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, July 16.-Four of
the Wabash railway strikers who inter
fered with the new men employed by the
company were sent to Jail for thirty days
by United States Circuit Judge Treatt to-
day for contempt of court, and the two
whose offenses were less were sentenced
for ten days. The cases have been on
trial for three days Gen. John NJ.
Palmer defended the prisoners.
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stopped by the Police.

DRESDEN. 4 uly l6.-A movement be-
gun here by Socialists 10 raise fund to
promote the chances Of Success of the
Socialist candidates for members of thq
Chambers of Deputies in the forthcom-
ing elections ig France has been summa-
rily stopped by the selice. -
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HstWeatheE I'd paytep. o.

DAYTON, O., July i6.-Michael EN-,
cry was killed by sunstroke hsre to-day.
He was timer, engaged in repairing Q
roof, and died ten minutes after the
stroke. Three others were overcome by
heal, ard though not fatally we're yet
seriously affecrea.
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NEWS IN BRIEF,

Freeport, ILL.,, July 16.-Alice and
Minnie Cruise, while riding at rapid
rate In the rear seat of wagon. fell out
backward and sustained fatal injuries.
Washington. July 16.-Gen. Sheridan
kelegraphed the President from Fort
Reno, this afternoon, that no serious
Indian troubles need be apprehended.
Baltimore, July 16.-Fire this morn
ing destroyed the rolling mill at the Bal
timore Copper Works at Canton. The
damage is estimated at S25, 900; partially
insured.
Cincinnati, July 16.-Jeffras & Thomp-
son, wholesale dealers in millinery, fancy
dress goods, etc., at 80 West Fourth
street, assigned thus afternoon to Thorn
$4,000.
ST. Louis, July 16.-It trauspires that
the new lessees of the Vulcan Iron
Works in South ST. Louis will roll nail
plate and cut nails in their mills, and
that in all probability two or three other
nail-mills will be started here.
Chicago, July 16.-Napoleon Barsa-
loux, a furniture dealer, confessed judg-
ments in the Circuit Court yesterday
amounting to 1893 The total liabili-
ties are estimated at something over
S35, coo, most of the creditors being in
Chicago. The assets are not expected to
6e as much.
Washington, July 16.-Wm. I. Car
rington, who was to-day appointed col
lector of customs for the district of
Teehe, La, is a resident of Morgan City,
and about forty years of age. He is a
planter, and is also engaged in the ex-
press business, He has never held a
public office.
Philadelphia. July 16.-The extensive
buildings of the Philadelphia Rubber
Works, on South street, above Twenty
fourth, were completely destroyed by fire
early this morning. The works were
owned by Col. NJ G. Mitchell, and the
loss on buildings, stock and machinery
is estimated at $4,000.
Cinoipnot; Jul,, 16 6-Tb, Motl.rs
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GAnGIonS

Con umels Shouts not confuse our Specific with
the numerous limitations, substitutes, Potash and
Mercury mixture, which arc gotten up to Sc 4,
not on their own merit, but on the mtrit of our
cheat, and they thrivs. oaly as they can steal
from the article imitat d.
For sale by alt druggists.
Treatise on Bload aud Skin Diseases nailed
free. 'N~'
The SwtFT SPRcIFIc Co, Drawer 3, Atlanta,
Ga. y L. Ii y q $. :.
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DUCK HILL, MISS.
The Neal Murder Case POstpOncd TO the
Next Term OF Court

ISPKCIAL To THE APPkAL.I
Duck HILL, July 16.-In the case of
the State Us. John and Ed Neal to-day,
by agreement of counsel, the prisoners
were bound over to the next term of
the Circuit Court in the sum of 5000,
and further proceedings were dispensed
with in this court. The bond was made
in few moments by some of the best
citizens of the community,
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SPORTING NEWS.
Nashville VS.. Macon.

IsPkCIAL To THE APFkAL'I
NASHVILLE, July 16.-The defeat Of
Macon was due to superb work of Shall
Gx, who struck out ten men and had
onl ly three hits made off him, and to hard
hitting
Atlanta defeated Birmingham 10 to 0.
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ton, ana u. IL. CnSDy, OF montgomery,
Ala, were elected directors.
Reports of the subcommittee were
submitted.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Deck Loads report
ed as follows: "As to the carriage of cot
ton on deck, we strongly disapprove of
the practice, and suggest that the presi-
dent of this Exchange be instructed to
petition Congress to pass an act to pro-
hibit the same
One requiring the masters of vessels
carrying cotton to foreign ports to state
under oath, at their sailing, if any of the
cargo is on deck, was adopted.
The Committee on Weather Signals
reported in favor of different stations of
the cotton belt, and the president ap
pointed a committee of three to memori-
alize Congress to furnish such stations by
legislation.
The Committee on Through Bills of
Lading reported as follows: We call the
atte 1tion of the Exchange to the various
decisions of the courts in different Sec
tions of the country upon the subject of
the liability of common carriers upon
bills of lading signed by agents where
no property was actually received. Cases
have occurred where bills of lading have
been signed in regular form, and drafts
negotiated thereupon, and 1t afterward
appeared that no property had been
shipped, which cases have been brought
into litigation and variously decided upon
by the different courts. Your commit
tee firmly believe this state of things
tends to place not only banks but all
connected with the regulations of drafts
on bills lading in state of doubt as to
the security. Therefore your committee
earnestly recommends that the Exchange
ask Congress to pass law plainly max
ing common carriers liable for the acts of
their agents, and that the various ex-
changes request their Representatives in
Congress to use their influence to secure
this end. The report was adopted and
referred to a committee of three members
of the New York Cotton Exchange to
memorialize Congress.
The Committee on Standard Types re-
ported the following, which was adopted
We recommend that the time for max
ing up standard types be changed from
September LIST. to November 1st, COM
mencing with the season of 1885, said
types to be received annually on the
same date in order that they may be
made up of cotton grown in the season
for which they are to serve as standards;
that a committee of one expert from
each exchange represented in the Ma
tional Exchange be appointed to meet 10
New York the first Wednesday in No
vember, who shall bring with them full
samples of the different grades from
their districts in order to arrive at uni
form type as nearly as may be made up
to the basis of the standard of 1887.
4 recesS was then taken
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toward it.

MUNICH, under the management of
King Louis, is going to decay, and the
people are loud in their complaints of h.s
insane, but costly, follies. 1t lis fairly evil
dent that he is destined to end his days in
an insane asylum Or in private con6re-
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
Sudden Death of an Old Columbus River
StenmhQafmAn
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

NASHVILLE, July 16.-Capt. James S.
Hughes died suddenly here OF heart dis
ease tonight. Deceased was fif,y-eight
years and one of the pioneer Cumberland
river boatmen, being in that trade from
1915 TO 1870. He leaves an estate worth
$3.50, 900 to be divided between his wife
aud two children.
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Watertown, Wis, July 16.-Durins G
severe storm this evening lightning
struck the residence and barn of David
Lewis, six miles west of here, instantly
killing Mr.. Lewis, injuring several mem
bers of his family, and totally destroying
the buildings. The loss on the buildings
will amount to several thousand dallars.
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EST BLISHED 1910.

AN interview with the Khediye in an
other column is interesting reading, in
view Of the condition of the ancient land
of the Pharaohs and England's attitude
Sou-a-5 70
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APPEAL SPECIALS.
Sudden Death Of Capt. Hughes, an Old
Cumberland River Steamboat
man, at Nashville.
Mysterious Disappearance Of Deputy
United States Marshal, Who Went
After Wild-Catters.
The Neal Murder Case at Duek Hill,
Mis-, Postponed-Pine Bluff,
Ark, Stirred Up.


SARATOGA, July 16-The attendance
on the National Teachers Association
was largest to-day. Clara Conway S ad-
dress was one of the best, and was en-
Enthusiastically received.
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MOUNT McGREGoR, N. Y, July 16.-
Gen. Grant retired between 8 and 8
o'clock, with favorable prospects for
ouiat uiCht
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HELENA. ARK.
A Negro Murdered I'm a Rouse of HI

A Negro Murdered I'm a Kouse of HI
Pane.
ESPECIAL TO THK APPKAL-l
HELENA, July 16.-Heury James,
negro living about two miles from Hele-
ma, came in town and visited a colored
house of ill-fame. He was found there
about two hours afterward with his neck
broken. A woman named Peny Hurd
was arrested, charged with the murder
of the man.
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AVE MADE NO ACTUAL ADVANCES.

The Daily Telegraph says the Rus
slams have made no actual advance nor
have they occupied the Zulicar Pass.
The Ameer invited the British
Boundary Commission to return to
Herat as precautionary measure
on his part in the event of forward
movement of the Russians. The British
government has notified Russia that any
increase of Russian forces in the direc-
tion of Zulfcar will be regarded as an
unfrieudly action.
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Cincinnati, July 16-The Mothers
House of the Holy Order of St. Joseph,
at Delhi, eight miles below this city on
the Ohio river, was totally destroyed By
FIRE this evening. Loss, $40, 600; insur-
ance, $4,000. No one was injured The
building was the result Of the savings OF
the sisters for MANY wears