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--;y & ORE rozsozED CANDY.

"Canoy Making at Homp,' neat book
cuntainlr < receipts tor making 800 kinds
OF candy, including the choice French cans
dies, aho telling The whole process. lnvlud-
my many conitctIOncrs secrets ncycr be-
fore published, So that any hoy or girl
o4n make even tie most rostly and
choicest candy, at a small expense at
home. Just the thing !or artes ana
festivals. Ptlce 81 Gents. pos. DaId 10y
mail, Al lress BUCKEYE PUBL sHING Co.,
Minneapolis, Mlun.
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u & VII HJPATENT SELF .yfTe T. -
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M = no Y I'D
IL tue only perfect attiug, truly comfortable and
hoalth-p Csa'Viug Corset made. Has an Elastic
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trely different non. any otbe'. Eyety Corsc. =
Stamped Fnd e".rlp tcly Garanteed IN every .,..-
ticd'aI. Be sure 40 gel the Downs Patent. MaIC-
ac.grod only b. the Gage Downs Corset Co., Chioa.
o. aud for sale by inst class dry goods store
everywhere. pace 81. DOS
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Boys and Girls!

100000: ::'.s: ~ y s q;
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II package of goods of large value that will start
you IN work that will at onca bring you in none.
faster than aiiything else IN America. All about
the $500. 900 ia presents with each box. Agents
wanted everywhere of either sex, of ali ages for all
the time, or spare time only 10 work for at
their own homes. Fortune 40 all workers ahsolu
ely assured. Don't delay II. HALLErr l. Co., Port
land Maine.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29
THE BOSTON MURDER CONSPIRACY
The whole Thing q Gigantic Scheme
OF BIaekmafl.

Boston, MASS, October 28.-The Herald
says that to-day's developments throw
new light on the alleged murder conspiracy
between Boston and Baltimore parties.
The new phase of the matter, which
seems to be corroborated by facts, is that
the whole thing was gigantic scheme to
blsckmail sorrow-stricken family. In a
nutshell, the story as it now stands, SO it
is said, is that Mr.. Coolidge, knowing of
the skeleton in the closet of the Mellin
family, conspired with James Dona-
hue, alias "John Bull" to get money
out of Mr.. Mellin. Then it is re-
lated that Bose Cobb got wind OF the
affair, and to curry favor with the police
informed them Of the plot, But John
Bull'' suspected Cobb, and to cave him
self went to police headquarters and told
the whole story OF the conspiracy. Then
came the meeting between "John Bull''
and Mrs. Coolidge, at which the inspectors
were present but unseen, and dur
ing which Mrs. Coolidge talked
freely, supposing that John BulP'
The statement that $1,000 had been
received by Donshue from Mr.. Mellin is
pronounced untrue, although it is said the
detectives have actual proof of this pay
ment. An evening paper prints an alleged
interview with John b. Hebron, who was
to-day appointed sole counsel for Mrs.
Coolidge, and who visited her to-day at
the Jail. Mr.. Hebron is reported as saying
that he considered his client insane. In re-
gard to the telegram which Mrs. Coolidge
had prepared TO send to Baltimore, Mr..
Hebron said: "The explanation of that
cannot now be given 1t is of such a SIM
pie and common nature that when it is
announced the reasons for her so doing
will be easily seen. The case is just this
Mrs. Coolidge has been fearfully victim.
izsd." He declares thsiHail the facts will
be made public within few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

PORTSMOUTH, October 2S.-The Genesta,
which was defeated in the recent inter-
national yacht race for the American cup
by the American yacht Puritan, arrived at
this port at o'clock this morning. She
came into port flying three frst-prize flags
won in her contest with American yachts.
Great enthusiasm was manifested by the
crowds on board the men-of-war and
yachts in the harbor, and cheer after
cheer greeted her as she sailed into port.
1t is believed that the time of the Ge-
nesta's trip across the Atlantic, twenty
days and ten hours, beats the best yacht
record. The wind during the voyage was
north, northeast to west, with occasional
strong, heavy seas, which greatly retarded
her progress. Twice the Genesta was hove
to, and the whole trip was made under
reefed trissils. The only mishaps were
the breaking of the mates ankle and g
slight disarrangemento of the steering gear
The best runs were as follows: On the
18th instant, 23S miles; 18th, 24O miles
and 18th, 200 miles. The crew of the
Genesta speak of their treatment in Amer.
lea with enthusiasm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

Ex-SrEAKKR SAMUEL ]. RANDALL, speak
ing of the Grant-Johnson matter, says: II
must say that l never heard OF the scheme
of a rump Congress which Mr.. Chauncey
NJ. Depew represents President johnson
as suggesting or being ready to adopt. ]
saw him almost daily during that period,
and was as intimate with him as an active
member of Congress OF my party naturally
would be. do not believe that he OF any
one else ever thought of such thing
much less suggested that it was practical
or should be carried out. Whatever faults
Presit onl Johnson may have had, he was
a patriotic mar who had no idea OF going
outside the law to attain his desires in the
reconstruction Of the seeded States"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
A Gang OF Csunterfeiters Captured in
the Cherokee Nation

Fort SMITH, ARK, October 28.-A gang
of counterfeiters were caught in the Chero-
kee Nation near this place today. Most
of them are gypsies, pretending to be
horse-traders. Monday they arrested an
old German, who was riding past their
camp, and charged him with being horse
thief. He had two fine horses with
him, which they took charge of. They
bound their prisoners hands and feet,
with the probable intention OF numbering
him, but he escaped from their camp in
the canebrake on Tuesday night and went
to Van Buren. where he reported the
whole affair. United States deputy mar
shals were sent in search of the gang and
found them busiiy engaged in making
counterfeit money. IIey iiaG ,arge guam
titles of the queer in their possession, and
will surely be convicted and sent to the
Detroit House of Correction for few
vear6
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

Cmc.o6 is having trouble with the rail
rosds The Wholesale grocery and jobbing
trade of the atty, through the Chicago
Freight Bureau, has addressed long pc
tit;or, 20 the r,anaos.- q Of the Western rail
ways, asking for the abb 'nSatlon ol CARLOAD
rates on their several roads. Inc petltlol
complains that Chicsgo houses are un'
Justly Disseminated against in is,For Oh III
terror points, to the injury of the Il -aue o.
the city. The railway managers will L''ee'
TO consider the subject November 5th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Omeers of n Bank Under Arrest.

OHcers OF n Bahk UhUer Arrest.
GALVESTON, TEX, October 2S.-C. w.
Israel, G. w. Archibald and T. S. Archi-
bald, president, cashier and assistant
cashier OF the banking firm of G. w.
Israel & Co. of Wichita Falls, which sus-
pended Saturday, we're brought here last
night under arrest, charged with swindling.
At their preliminary hearing yesterday
they were bound over in the sum OF $4,000
each to await the action of the grand
Jury A strong sentiment prevails against
these persons, as it is known that large
sums were drawn from their bank to start
banks at Henrietta and Harold, both OF
which suspended at the same time that
the bank at Wichita Falls failed. 1t is said
that the depositors will lose between $20,.
COO and $4,000. Mr.. Israel protests that
he can pay all claims if he is allowed the
necessary time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October 2s.-Wm.
Rowe, in an attempt to lower Henlee's
quarter-mile record of 36 1-5 seconds in
Hamden Park yesterday, made the dis.
tance in exactly the same time. William
Woodside, in ffty-mile run, lowered all
American records from five to forty-siz
miles inclusive, except his own of Mon.
day, aud all English records from six tc
nine miles inclusive. He failed to break
either the American or English fifty mile
record. His time for five miles was IA :3S
six miles, II :29 1-5; nine, 1928 4.5, and
for forty-six miles, 2:3S:4S 3-5. The hoo.
preVions Ierr,a'.cs., me-.c ,lme was 2:3s:21. He
also established an American professional
record for one hour, covering twenty mile!
2S5 yards. The English distance is twenty
miles 500 wards
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

The following letter from Internal Rev
enue Commissioner Miller to Collector
Simms at Little Rock will be of interest to
all wholesale liquor dealers. 1t will be seen
the vendor is liable for the special tax as q
dealer at all points to which the goods are
consigned, and the express companies are
only liable when it is impossible to collect
the tax from the consignors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

The large Music Hall in the Exposition
building at st. Louis was formally opened
and dedicated last night with the first con-
cert of a musical festival which is to last
during the week, and is given underline au-
spices of the Choral Union of that city, as
sisted by the well-known Thomas Orches-
ira. Mr.. Samuel ii. Kennard, president OF
Of the Exposition Company, delivered an
address appropriate to the occasion, after
which the orchestra and vocal selections
were rendered. On Friday evening Gou-
mods new oratorio, Mors ct Vita, will be
produced for the first time in America,
With chorus of 600 voices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29
SENAT0BIA, MISS.

The New MayOr-PrOminent ID emOcrats
CanVassInR Ghe County.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
SENAToBIA, October 2S.-Mr. J. Frank
Dean, bright young member of the Sena-
tobia bar, was elected mayor yesterday
without opposition.
Congressman J. B. Moorman, Lieut.
Gov. G. D. Stands and other prominent
Democratic speakers are canvassing the
county and making things lively for the
Independents. The Tate County Record is
exposing the misdoings of the Greenback
party in 1880 and 1881 in a most energetic
Sud fearless manner, and warning voters
AGAINST letting them get back into power
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

ing Mr.. Walkup twice for gonorrhes, once
last May and once two years ago. He also
treated woman for syphilis at his request
The woman is now married and living in
Emporia in respectable standing. Witness
refused to tell the woman's name, and, the
State insisting, the defense withdrew the
testimony as to her rather than have her
name revealed.
Among other witnesses DR.. s. A. Lam
phear of Kansas City was called as an ex-
pert and questioned as to the effects of ar
senic on the system. He considered it
possible, by having been encysted and en-
veloped, for the arsenic found in the
stomach to have been taken long time
hofOra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

CINCINNATI, o, October 2s.-The Gin
cinnati Price Current will state tomorrow
that the number of hogs packed in the
last week is 265, 900 head, against l95, 900
for the corresponding time lastyear. The
total to date from March LIST is 4,640, 900
head, against S,975, 900 a year ago. The
movement since March 1st at the princi-
pal points is as follows: Chicago, 2,4l0,000
head; Kansas City, 77S,Oo0; Milwaus ee,
2I7,0O0; Indianapolis, $4,000; Cedar
Rapids, 1SS, 900; st. Louis, $50, 600; Cleve-
land, 1SS, 900; Cincinnati, 12S, 900 head. d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

AT THE Latin Monetary Conference at
Paris the representatives of France, Italy,
Greece and Switzerland came to an agree
ment regarding the legal currency ques-
ton, and were almost unanimous IN re-
spect to the liquidation clause. They also
resolved to maintain the monetary union,
even if Belgium, the fifth member OF the
union. should decide to withdraw from it
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DASHED INTO THE RIVER.
A Serious Accident at East Saginaw
MIch-L0ss of Life

EAST SAGINAW, October 2S.-At 6:3C
o'cloekIthis evening fire broke out on the
tug Mcdonald, lying at the dock about 1O(
feet south OF the Genesee avenue bridge
A large number of people were congregated
on the bridge, when a piece OF sidewalk
on the bridge, five feet wide and forty.
five feet long, containing about sixty
people, gave away with a crash, anG
precipitated them into the river, fifteen tc
eighteen feet deep, with strong current
The night was cloudy and dark. Miracu
lousy, the greater number were saved
many badly bruised. The river is now
being dragged, and the body OF one boy
named Sidney Fallon, aged eight years
-hzz' been brought up: II is thought
several perished, as twelve or thirteen are
missing Hrt -E
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Commissioners MiIIer's Letter
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
n,--

OFFICE OF INTERNAL REvENUE,
WASHINGTON, October 20, 1885. J
Thomas II. Simms, ESQ, Collector of Arkansas,
Little Rock, Ark:
regaTdng aBRty BBRq ts of an express @ company
. to speei tax or penalty for the transporta- ="
" ton of G. o. d. whisky / would say that, in
view of the decisions of the courts referred to in
circular No. 2S5, it is the vendor himself. and not
the express company or common carrier, that
should be held to the payment of the special tax,
except where it is difficult or impossible to reach
the vendor, in which case the common carrier; as
his agent in completing the sales by delivery OF
the wHisky, should be required to pay the tax.
You are correct in regarding the special tax as
due in all these cases occurring alter the date OF
Circular No. 235 and the collection of this tax as
imperative; and in considering the sentence in
the letter to Collector Rollins of April H. 1885, t.
which you refer, directing him to ''request the >
- United States attorney not to commence pro- y
g ceedings therein until he shall have been in .
% structed to do SO by this Office" as relating
only to criminal prosecution. Respectfully,
JOS. s. MILLER, Commissioner.
Official: Tho. H. SMMs, Collector, Little Rock
Ark. October ., 1885.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

GRAND MASSES are being offered every
day at Quebec this week to intercede with
the Almighty to prevent that city from
smallpox epidemic. At Montreal employ
ers continue to refuse employment to per
sons without ce1tifcstes of vaccination
and the demand for certificates is cOnse
auendv brisk During the week endeI
October oath 1887 persons were vac
'Yatpd
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The Gettysburg Monument.

GETTYSBURG, Pa, October 2S.-Repre-
sentatives of the Indiana troops engaged
in the battle of Gettysburg arrived here
last night and this morning, to dedicate
the monument recently erected on the
battlefield. This afternoon the various
points were visited, informal addresses be-
ing made at each. This evening dedica-
tow services were held in the courthouse
and the monuments were delivered to the
keeping of the Gettysburg Memorial As
soaiation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

YESTERDAY was Education Day" at the
Mississippi Colored State Fair. Speeches
were delivered by Senator George and Ex-
United States Senator B. K. Bruce. The
exercises were very interesting through
out. A full report of the proceedings will
! M found in annther column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

TIE Albany EUering Journal declares
that when man becomes the candidate
of Republican convention his nomina-
ton is equivalent to an act of absolution,
and all good Republicans shall vote tor
him irrespective of hisrecord. This is the
organ of the man the Republicans are
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29
Anti.Chinese Agitation at Augusta, Ga.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 2S.-Violent agi'
tations of the Chinese question have
broken out in this city since the publica-
tion OF the outrages at Seattle, Wash. T.
For several years past the Oelestials have
been fiocking hither. They have pros
pered in business, and now own so many
groceries, wholesale and retail, that large
number of citizens to-day petitioned the
City Council to take steps to prevent fur.
ther immigration. Feeling runs high, as
the Cinnamon have many friends among
the lower classes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

The trial of Ferd Ward closed at 12:45
O'Clock this morning with a verdict OF
on tslty, fixing his punishment at ten years
in ths penitentiary, in the discretion OF
the courf 6Ir Ward gets of easy. If he
had been t,ied IL New Jersey his sojourn
as a guest Of the State would probably
have beeu more protracted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

THE movement of wheat in the North
west the past week has been he$Vy, and
the receipts at Minneapolis have largely
exceeded those of any previous week,
Receipts at Duluth have also improved,
but the increase in that direction seems
to have no effect in diminishing the vol
ume which is pouring into Minneapolis.
The stocks in store at Minneapolis, Du-
luth and ST. Paul show an aggregate in
crease of 1,25O,000 bushels. Receipts at
Minneapolis for October will reach nearly
100000 bushels, against 100000 in the
same month last year, and S,19S,OOO in
October, 1888. The Minneapolis millert
still talk of shutting down November LIST
but it is doubtful if they will do so. They
claim that the flour market is in very
bad way and that sales are slow at q
to % cents per barrel less than las
week. Sales were made Tuesday at So 81
for best patent, delivered in New York
which is a decline of 50 cents. There is
little better demand at the decline, bu
.nillers are not disposed to push sales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29
APPEAL SPECIALS.
Educational Day at the Mississippi Col.
Ored Fair-Speeehes by Senator
George and Ex-senator Bruce.
Another Endorsement Of DIR. Woodrow
His Friends in the Majority in
the Board Of the
Columbia Theological Seminary-Heayy
Hail and Rain Storm at Holly
Springs, Miss.
IsPECIAL TO TIE APPEAL.

COLUMBIA, S. c., October 26.-Owing to
the action of the Synod of South Carolina,
the Rev. DIR. J. B. Mack and D. E. Frierson
resigned their positions as members OF the
Board of Directors of The Columbia Theo-
logical Seminary. The vacancy was sup
piled by the election of the Rev. ]. L.
Morris and J. Adger Smythe, who are
pronounced friends of DIR. Woodrow. This
gives DR.. Woodrow's friends majority OF
on the board.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29
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POLITICAL.
The Chieaeo MunicipaI Election

Mayor Harrison's counsel, last evening
filed the long-delayed answer in the con-
tested election case. The first point made
in the answer is that the act of incorpora-
ton declares that the city council shall
consist of the mayor al1 aldermen, and
the same act declares that the council shall
be Judge of election and qualification of its
own me -ahers, which it would not be if
the court were to determine for it who is
elected. The point made = demurrer
that neither of the staters causing the suit
was a candidate for mayor, is repeated
Next, answer Is made to the application
for q recount of the ballots, and the points
are made that there is no statutory pro-
vision for the presentation of the ballots
cast at sn election for mayor that the court
hos : right 10 order them counted if they
have been pr.----arved, and that they have,
by reason of being na... OF tanPereG
with by other persons than the Cit,
or his deputy or the election judges, lost
their value as evidence.
Denial is then made that any illegal
votes were cast for Mayor Harrison, and
proof of the allegations that certain persons
did SO, as alleged in the petition, is de-
manded. The thiIty-days limit and the
fact that Judge Smith is not the contest
ant, are repeated. 1t is next set forth that
the West Division Street-Car Company has
1900 men in it's employ, and that the com
pany or managers induced them by all
manner of threats to vote for Sidney Smith.
1t is set up that illegal votes were cast all
ove2 the city, permitted by Republican
judges; that the recent examination of
the Sixth ward ballots showed evidence oi
the mayoralty vote having been tampered
with, and, in conclusion, that his declared
ajority over Smith was only 45l, but
that if the vote we're properly counted il
would have been not less than 10000. The
document is long and tedious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-10-29

E1-Gov. RAMSAY, chairman of the Utah
Commission, has presented the report OF
the commission to the Secretary of the In
terror. The commission say it is now only
a matter of time when polygamy will be-
come extinct, and recommend the contin-
uation of the same policy.