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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-12-10

BISMARCK attempts to justify his cruelty
and brutality in driving the Poles out OF
Prussia by the refusal OF this country to
permit the immigration OF Chinese labor
srs. This is very f2T etched indeed, and
will not with faiI-Minded men in the
least degree palIiaJe ms infauny the iroa-
willed Chancellor is now perpetrating,
which fidds its only parallel in the result
attending the revocation of the Edict OF
Nantes by Henry OF France. The de-
nortation of people under any circum-
stances is always sad to contemplate, but
especially so when it is enforced by the
sdict of a man who is guided by his per-
sonal autipatbies aEd hates, as in this case.
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onhnnf &ssssasss ss$!!ss :! Sf$s Esas
NhsHGEuLUuHUUtt ture Decay. Nervous Debh-
SAE - fy,Lost Manhood, &c. having
tried In vain every known remedy. discoyered q
simple self cure, which he will send FREE to his
fellow sufferers. Address
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Terrific Expio.ion or N.,urn, Sas

CANsNsBURe, Pa, December 9-This
morning at 4 O'Clock an explosion of nat
ursl gas occurred st the residence If
Westley Greer, on Main street, wrecking
the building and hurlipg its occupants
from their beds into lot surrounding the
house thirty feet awav The force of the
conclusion was SO ie11 IL" "a .hat tho roof was
lifted from the house aud carried 100 yards.
The sides of the building bulged out and
then fell. Immediately after the fragments
OF the structure took fire, and in less than
an hour the whole was in eshes. Mr..
Greer. his wife and two children, a babe
and boy four years old, were sleeping
soupdly at the time they were lifted with
the fying debris, bed and sll, and landed
in the yard. None were fatally injured.
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Louisiana LOTTERY.

The semi-annual extraordinary drawing
of this lottery will take place next Tues.
day. The sale of tickets has slresdy been
very large. The agent, at No. 6 West Court
street, desiring to afford an opportunity to
those who gre employed during the day,
will keep the office open till 10 o'clock at
night during the balance of this week and
next Monday night. All who desire to
risk small sum are referred to this as a
fair lottery scheme.
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vantageous than any of those already sur
veyed. 1t is generally regarded as very
we'll settled that work will begin on the
extension in the spring. il not before, and
the signs are that it will be pushed as rap
idly as possible, at least to point where
the company will have better strategic ad-
vantages in case it desires to trest with the
Memphis, Birmingham and Atlantic peo-
pie, who are going to build this way.
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The death of Mr.. Vanderbilt created
furry in the New York market yesterday
and some excitement in London, but rs
toward the Gloss Of the day it was found
that theVanderbilt stocks were held firm at
a slight decline quiet WAS soon restored and
there was general advance in the latter
market in American securities, low priced
stocks closing strong. In New York at
the close of the day the general feeling
was one of increasing confidence, based
upon the belief that few leading capital
lists will, as they did yesterday, furnish the
money to prevent further declines and de-
feat any attempt by combinations to de-
oreciate stable stocks or bonds.
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LONDON, December 9-The death of Mr.
Vanderbilt had depressing effect on
American securities at the, Stock Ex-
change. At ths opening the American
list showed a decline Of l to 8 per cent.
as compared with the closing prices last
evening. At 2 o'clock New York Cen
tral was quoted at 1861, decline of 1t
frcu yesterdays closing quotation.
1 pun. The stock market in the earlier
hours of the day was excited, and there
were wild fluctuations iu the prices of
American securities. Since the receipt of
the opening prices in New York there
has bsen a general advance. Low priced
stocks are strong.
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Compulsory Coinage OF silver.

NEW YORK, December 9.-1here was to-
day meeting of the Board of Trade and
Transportation, and Committee on Silver
Coinage submitted the following:
''Resolued, That the compulsory coinage
Of the standard silver dollar should be
suspended, and that the coinage Of
the silver dollar should be resumed
only when demanded by the gen.
yer shall be restored as good money,
through its interChapgesbihty and equal
ity with gold before the law, among the
leading commercial nationg.p
This resolution wss recommended to
the National Board of Trade for considera-
tion at it's January meeting.
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ssyen Men Kined by a Cavinx Sewer.

CLEvELAND, o, December 9.-At Akron,
O., late this afternoon, a sewer which was
being constructed csved in, burying seven
laborers, four of whom were crushed to
death and the three others were injured
80 badly that they will probably die.
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Horrible Accident

BRYAN, Tex, December e.-Late last
evening at crossing of the Texas Central
railway about mile from here, the Rsy.
81. T. Wilson and tso daughtsr., while re.
turning home in wsso.., were struck by
an engine AZ ali three instantly killed.
The epgireer has been arrested.
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Navigation Closed at ST Lou,..

ST; LOUIS, Mo-, December 9.-The cold
weather of the past three davs has made
much heavy ice in the Western rivers and
the harbor here is nearly blockaded with
the great foes which are coming down
from the North and West. Navigation is
practically closed in all directions, and an
embargo is expected to be issued by the
underwriters tomorrow. The Anchor
Line has laid up all its steamers for the
present, and all the boats in por. have
sought safe quarters
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JACKSON. TENN.
A Negro Fire-Bux Hanged by a Nob-A
Marrow Escape.

JACKSON, TKsE., December 9.-About 8
O'Clock yesterday morning at Kenton, forty
miles north of here, two clerks in the store
OF White & Boyle were awakened by a
sufocating smoke and discovered the store
on fire. A thief had entered, stolen sorcs
things and fred the house. BY prompt
efforts the flames ware extinguished. A
few minutes later in making the discovery
and The young men would have been
burned to d5sth anI the whole business
portion OF the town destroyed. sam
Fowler, colored ex-convict and hard
character, was caught with the goods and
put in the caisboose. This morning his
dead body was found dangling from a
limb, A mol had lynched him Turing the
ninht, -
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RICHMOND, IND, December "a fire
yesterday in the block occupied by Hynes,
Spencer & Co.'s Church and School Furni-
ture mandatory, nickel plating estab-
lishment, Shumard Sash Balance Factory
and Eureka skate Factory, caused total
lsss Of se& 600; fully insured,
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LAW REPORTS,

Chancery Court-NcDOweIl. Judge.
December 10th-4929, Walsh vs.. Henley
1858, Goodwin vs.. Bu lding and Loan AS
sociation 5S01, Hicks VS.. Memphis, Selma
and Brunswick railroad; 52O!, Byers vs..
Byers; 5204. Cornelius VS.. Brown; 5205.
Livermore Company vs. Waldran; 5-O6,
MeachaDo Va. Waldran 81 z, Warner ys
Babbat; 520S, FAIRIES vs. Waldran.
December 1lth-Motion day. December
sl2th-Sale day
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS

James Reilly to Mrs. Nancy A. Leonard,
lot on Calhoun street. Consideration,
$500.
Mrs. Nancy A. Leonard to James Reilly,
farm in Shelby county. Consideration,
$500.
Bette Anthony to A. NJ. Hammer, tract
Of land in the Ninth Civil District of Shell
by county. Consideration. 500.
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A.l.nta'. Ar.eslan water supply

ATLANTA, Ga, December 9.-The At
lanta arteslan well, In the heart OF the city,
and which is now nearly 250O feet deep,
has begun a steady flow and runs a solid
stream of about 1000 gallons daily. The
supply is inexhaustible, and the city viii,
have many other wells dug aud get there
from its water supply.
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s p CIFIC S ,
InsoIxent Notice.

knssivent Notice,
No 5267 4. 7..State of Tennessee, Shelby coun-
Y, Office of County Court Clerk, Memphis,
Tenn, December 5, 1SS5-To A Crensbaw'
.Admi1istrstor Of Frank n Crenshaw:
~ ANlN9 suggested the insolvency of the c.
are hereby ordered to give notice, BY advertise
ment IN some Newspaper published within the
Shelby county, for all psrsons having claims
against said estate to appear and fle the same,
autnenueated II tho manner prescribed by law,
or or Before t5e 9th day of March, 1886, and any
claim not Med on Or before said day. or before an
appropriation of the funds of sal estate is ms de-
shall be forever barred, both in law and equity
Wit ess my hand, at office, this 5th day of De-
oember, 1885.
II. B. CULLEN, Clerk.
Notice given as required by he foregoing order
j, A ChENSHAW Admin;strotor
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Marshal Murderea sy Moon.bsn. r.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December "a
special to the Tins says that W. d. Kel-
lett, United States deputy marshal OF the
Northern District OF Georgia, was waylaid
on Lookout mountain, thirty miles from
Chattanooga, yesterday by Eve moon
sinners and murdered.
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Kentucky D,.,i,Ier, I'm Conv.,,,o,

LOUISVILLE, KY, December 9.-About
twenty-five leading members OF the Ken
tucky DIstillers' Association met here to-
night to form the association into close
corporation, under charter, for limiting
the production of Kentucky whisky to
the actual needs Of consnmnsion.
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JACKSON, MISS.

Marriage OF Miss Lizzie Pierce and Mr.
Henry ". Wall.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPRALI
JACKSON, Miss, December 9.-Miss Liz
zie R. Pierce, one of the most popular so
ciety bells of Jackson, and Mr.. Henry V.
Wall, late of Jackson, but now of Meri-
dian, son OF Maj E. G. Wall, Commits
sioner of immigration, were married to-
night st st. Andrews Church by the Rev.
VIM Short
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Eject on tae NeH York Stock Ex-
change.

Eject Oh tae EeE York Stock A&-
change.
New YoRK, December 9.-Wsll street
brokers and directors arrived at their
offices at an unusually early hour this
mOTnlL <. tt ere was anxiety every where
TO know what the stock market would do
at the opening, but 4 couhd-nt tone was
observable in nearly every instance where
opinions were expressed, and the London
quotations, which were here half an hour
before the opening of the New YU X
Stock Exchange, were TeassuTiDg. In the
board dense crowd of brokers stood in
the Lake Shore corner, awaiting the fall
of the chairman's gavel. When it came it
was followed by wild excitement for a faw
minutes, and struggle between those
who had orders to close out their accounts
aJ the opening and others who were there
to support the market or buy upon the as
sumption that the opening figures would
be the lowest. In other parts Of the
room the crowd was less pushing, and the
excitement was greater than Ia often wit
messed at the opening of the board. The
opening quotation for Lake Shore was s.,
but the next sale reported was at
S5} and the next at $50. The dealiU gs
were in large blocks of 500 to 1000 share
and for a short time different prices
were ruling at the same time. The open
ing figure reported for Lake Shore marke d
decline of per cent. from last evenings
closing price. New York Central was OF
q and Jersey Central %. The rest of the
list showed declines ranging from II to II
per cent. In the early dealings Lake Shore
sold between S5 and S53, and later in the
first hour touched S5s. The excitement in
the Lake Shore crowd soon suosided, and
the whole market advanced from ! to II
per cent, bat these gsins were mostly later
lost in the hour, and at II o'clock the
market was active and rather heavy at fig
ures generally lutte above opening
prices. The market has been very active,
with the heaviest trading in Lake Shore,
st. Paul and Western Union. The wires,
both East and West, are working badly,
cutting off for the time both selling and
supporting orders from out-of-town Gus
LOmerF.
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LUxDsoRe's perfume. Edenis.
Lundborg's perfume, Msrchal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's perfume, Alpine Violet.
Lundborg's perfume, Lily Of the Valley
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.

The Extension or the Georgte Susifac
The survey oms.-rnced
IsPEcIAL 40 THK ArrKAL.l
BIe.iiNGHAM, ALA. Decep .ber "a few
days ago the Chronicle, without undertak-
ing to particularizs, and without intimst-
ing what authority it hsd, announced that
the Georgia Pacific Railway Company had
finally arranged tor the closing of the
forty ive-mile gap between here and Co.
lumbus, Miss. 1t now transpires that an
engineering party is about made ND to try
and locate the road ON nns mere ad-
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Hanged for RursIarv


CHARLoTTR, N. c., December a.-Nel-
son Stewart and Anderson Davis, colored,
convicted of burglary, were hanged within
the Jail inclosure in. this city this forenoon.
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PREPARE FOR FLOOD.
Foundations, cellar walls and buildings
subject to overflow sheuld be constructed
With Louisville Cement. 1t is the standard,
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- TX ~ Il N q.
HEhEbf warn the public from trading or buy
sdlon, Il n,Dg certain notes made by me one note for
SSU, due jan ~, !. SO; one for $50, due July 20
fsso, and one for 500. due Sept. IS, 1856 made
Raya.le 70 the order of Mrs. L. (. Wadsworth.
given not being complied with, / refuse to nav
them, and hereby give notice TO that effect.
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small Failure ar Canton. Mis-.

CANTON, Miss, December o.-The prop
sriy Of Felix Heller was attached last
svsning. His assets are placed at 80, 200.
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NO AppreciaoIe AGec. a, Chicago

CHIcAGo, December 9.-rhe death of
Vanderbilt had no apprecisble effect upon
the course Of values in the speculative
grain trade here.
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DISSOLUTION.

WOODSTOCK, TENN, December 7, 1885.
!NHE firm Of BUSBY wendell b 8 been this
J. day dissolved by mutual consent. The nm
Arm property and will pas the firm debts.
1Aa' p'''"'' SSs, e. Xxh'
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DIEI.

MERRILL-At residence No. 5S Hsrns ndo
street, Wednesday morning, December 9, 1855, Al
clock, L. B. MERRILL.
Funeral from hie late residence this THURS
DAY. morning at 10 o'clock. Friends are in
vited to attend.
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9th nay of January 1895
MYERS, Fla, September %. lsS2.

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more han twenty ears IN my tamiis that re-
gard them as being superior 70 any have ev r
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tried good variety, but have never had any to
act so prou pity, proftably,' and nicely as No
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children, with the most gratifying results. For
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Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills, l expect to use
them as long as live, If they continue as good
as tn y have been in the past
Yours truly, Z. Il. GILES,
Pastor of NJ E. Church, South Myers Station,
Tempa District: Florida Conference.
a VOsD SOt Nj. HFhIISi Send us 25c,
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Don't buy any MeLaue's Pills unless they are
made by FLEMING BRos Pittsburgh, Pa. The
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ToEeALINE has already done very good
service in two cases Of habitual headaeh
OF an otherwise very obstinate and intrsct-
able nature. rHEo. HEBMAN, N D,
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CITY In DarKness.

KANSAS CITT, No., December 9.-The
city is in darkness tonight, owing to the
explosion of the gGsworks, believed to
have been blown up by strikers. Lamps
and electric lights are in supply, but the
supply is not equal to the call.
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The Derby drawing is as fellows:
Sam starrett against Joe Noble.
Peg Jim against King short.
Gathli against r ortier
Maude ID against Ga his Hope.
Canaga Peg a7ains1 Bob Gates.
Logan against PeR6y.
Bon Seine against Mamie B.
Beauty aRainst rarQuin.
Noble G. against Pap Smiser.
PcgbId against CarlOtta.
Jack against Mag Gladstone.
Gath Ma * a bye.
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]. F. HOIST & BRO.
Successors to @. 81, Hoist L Rre.i
CHANCERY SALE
Of
ES Il 4 L. E q TATE

CHANCERY SALE
Of
ES e 4 L. E q TATE
No. 1893 No. 5-Chancery Court of Shelby county
State OF Ienne Sc for use, etc., VS.. VIM. Z.
Butler ct al and No. 1876 H.-City of Mem
ph VS.. Val Sanford ct al.
RY virtue of an interlocutory decree for sale
u entered in the above cause on the 9th day
OF November. 1855, NJ so, page "a, l will sell,
the Clerk and Master Office, Courthouse of Shelby
county, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, December 26, 1885,
within legal hours, the following described prop
ert7, situated in Memphis, Shelby county, Tenn,
to-wit:
Lot No. IS. part of country lot 400, beginning
on north side of Pigeon Roost road, or Marshall
avenue, at point 80 feet west of Orleans street,
thence west with said Pigeon Roost road or ave.
nu- 80 feet, thence north $50 feet to an alley,
thence east with said alley 30 feet. thence south
ward U ieet to the beginning. Sold property
of James Dennis.
Terms of Sale-0n a credit of six months; pur-
chaser to ex cute note with security, bearing in
terest from date; lien retained and REDEEM ption
barred. This December 5, 1856.
8. L. MCDOWELL Clerk and Master.
BY j. M. Bradley, Deputy Clerk and Master
W. Hampton and f. Fl. i G. W. Heiskell,
Solicitors.
DEMOCRATS TO THE FRoNT-To all per.
L. sOos seeking Government Employment in
any of the departments at Washington, or any
other pos ltiops under the Government, will send
tull instructions as to how to pE Oceed TO obtain
receipt One Dollar. Address JOHN d.
E-UkfsH, Lock -hay 2GS.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE Arm of o. B. PARKER 4 SON, Agents
L has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. 0. B. PARKER,
s. W. PARKER
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Pearl Lodge No. 80, X. and L. of HI.

THE members of Pearl Lodge No. go, X. ard L
of H., are requested TO attend the regular
meeting to he hell this lTHURSDAf) evening,
Lee IN Der 10th, ut so O'Clock. Business of i'm
pnrtance. ". 4 MITCH ELL. SaeretarY.
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NIILLSAI.
Special,

special,
MfLIsAp, Ten, March 20 After
several days OF stormy, disagreeable
weather, old Sol came forth this
evening in all his glory, dispensing
sunshine and warmth over all this
section OF country. The farmers are
jubilant and say crop prospects were
never better.
II. b. Little, an honored and highly
esteemed citizen OF this neighborhoOd,
died suddenly last night At his home
three miles below town. Early In the
morning he got up and In three min
utes after lying down again he was n
corpse. DR.. Haney was called in a
short time after and pronounced the
cause OF death To be heart disease. Mr..
Little leaves family and numerous
relatives and friends TO deplore his UNI
timely end.
Mr.. i. $. Gage Of Atchison, Kan,
arrived here last night TO assume the
duties of agent for the Gould system
OF railroads at this place.
Mr.. II. &. Brown, the travelling
auditor OF the Gould system, witt
headquarters at Marshall, has been IN
town to-day in the interests of tho
road,
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but Gen. Cabell's appointment, II he
gets IL, will give general satisfaction.
There is sentiment here that Jack
Elgin is young and can wait while
yet.
The Examiner came out this morn
ing without line OF second-page edi-
torial, and explains that, last night. n
drunken printer upset a lamp on the
copy file and burned up every scrap OF
the editorial manuscript tha'.was pre-
pared to entertain and enllghten the
papers readers this morning. The
typos fate is dark mystery.
United States District Attorney Big.
ger OF Dallas, arrived this afternoon 10
investigate the title TO the land re-
Gently selected as the site Of the fed
eral courthouse and postofllee In this
city, As Is usual IN such cases, there
IL sharp contest IA 20 where the
building shall be placed,
The theatrical season Of lSS4-5 at the
Garland opera-house closed with Fred
efiok Warde's engagement last night.
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PILOT POINT.
Bryan Sherwood NuptialsA Negro
Hold for Murder.


PILor PoINTTEX March 9G,-r-Thls
evening at the Cumberland preaby-
terrain church Miss Willie Bryan
and Mr.. I'D Sherwood, well known In
social circles, were united IN mar rlaRe.
Rev. j j. Moore performed the cere.
mony. The attendants were Miss Anna
Haislip, Mr.. Charles Ellis. Miss Dora
Menasco and Mr. James Weaver,
After the ceremony the wedding
party returned TO the residence OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Bryan, where an
elegant supper awaited them. The
happy couple were the recipients OF
many handsome and valuable pres
ents.
Rev. +. NJ. Sherwood Of Rosston,
Cooke county, Is In the city In atten-
dance upon the wedding.
A colored man giving his name as
Prof. James was arrested here this
evening by Constable GlRsscock, on
suspicion OF being the man who killed
the officers In Arbuckle mountain, M
published in THE GAZETTE OF yeater'
day. He WAS placed in the lookup
and will be held TO await an answer
to telegram for particulars. Theme
gro IL about twenty.seven years o
age, six feet in height and very black
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NIEXICo.
The Federal Forces fastening to the
Frontier.


CITY or MEXICO, March 26.-Ih6
three commissioners recently appoint.
ed by the federal government TO pass
upon the dltierential tariffs of the
Mexican Central railroad are waiting
for the Central company to present
the notifications in tariff which they
are willing to make.
IL Is stated that the Mexico q Vera
Cruz railroad is about to make re.
duction In freight and passenger rates.
The Fourth battalion of artillery left
this city yesterday en- route TO the
frontier in the state of Chiapas, II
watch the movements Of Barrios In
Guatemala. President Diaz has re-
ceived kilograms from many state gov
ernments commencing ana sustaining
the dignliied and energetic action o
the federal government towards Guat
emala.