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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-07

GOVERNMENTS.
New as, 1925. Pacific IS of 1886, III.
BONDS.
q p 6rsts. l141. TIP. land grants, $50.
Ls'h SWiikes., III. U. P. frsts, Hos.
Louisiana cons, IS. y. land grant; lOSH
Missouri o., lOl: y: y. s. iehu, no
St.P.kS &. firsts, l2S Va. con-, ex-m. c., b.
Tenn. 6s, old, 81: va con. DELI VS.
Tenn. 6s, new, 81.
STOCKS.
Adams Express, l45. Nashville 4 c., 451S.
ailegheny Cen n. j. Central, ~.
Alton n. n, $SH. Nor; 4 W.; pfds 276'
A. Il. 7. H., ptd,s Northern Fac, re;
American Ex.. 1861. Northern P. ,pfd, 559s.
Eur IN. N.Y.C & ST. L., ~.
S Ss2s$s &c., PsS ST. az :. w. ". h ha
SS9t.1 PRsSS e. Il Central % PIG f6 va
9. so, LIST pfd, 10. Ohio Central, lis,
@. 40, I'd pfd. ll1S. Ohio 4 Miss, "a;
ca A., I42. o. 4 Miss. pfd, 20.
@. b A.. pfd, 155. Ontario 4 West. Is.
G., B. no.. 1873. Oregon Nav, ".
O., ST. L. IN. o. Oregon Trans, IT'S.
c., st. L. & P, II. Oregon Imp, q,
C,,St.L L. &P.p.,N. Pacific Mail, 53h.
g. Fl c. a. 6 6. 81 Ps snaHf b. E., Gz5.
Del. & Hud., zoos. Pittsburgt Isl, ,oo,>
Den. 4 Rio g., l41a' Heading, "a; ,o.,<
Erie, pfd, 5s1x s. I. 4 8. T., 20.
Fast Tenn, 2S. st. L. &S.F., p., q;
East Tenn. pid, 81. st. LIZ 8. lst ,:lOl.
| Fort Wayne, l4S. Q. NJ. x st. p, 500.
Hannibal & St. 10, - NJ. 4 st: P; Ills;
| III. x st. 10 pfdi - st. Z. M. M. ll5zs.
Harlem, 2l4. st. P. & Omaha, S52s.
| Houston Il T., "a. 81. Z. q D., pfd, lOO1s
| Illinois Gen., 1874. Texas Pacific, les.
Ind. B. x W., 23h. Union Pacific, 49,.
Kansas u T., q. u. s. Express. 63;
Lake e. &W., II. W, St. l.. a P, 81.
Lake Shore, 81. W.,St; L; 4 P. p, 1914
Lou. * Nash, As. w. A Il. Elk, H.
Lou. & N. A., 80. W. U. Tel, s..
NJ. Il c., LET pld, = Colorado Coal. 1874.
NJ. & c., I'd pfd, HOmestake, II.
Mem. 4 Char, 80. Iron Silver, 200.
Mich. Central, 66. Ontario, %.
Min. x St. L., III. quicksilver, z,
NJ. & It. L., pfd ,42A. Quicksilver pfd, 2lh.
Miss. Pac., 1925. South. Pacific, 90
Mobile x o., IL. Suu0, Il.
Morris 4 E., offd, 1888.
LONDON, April 6.-Consols, 100 81
for money and 1909 for the account
United States bonds, As, 1881; AS
1t43. The amount of bullion with
drawn from the bank of England OF
balance to-day is GlC0,0O0.
PARIS, April 6.-TThree per cen
rentes, S0f. 724c. for the account.
BANK CLEARINGs.
BALTIMORE, MD, April g. Clearing
81, 797, 1892; balances, $685.
BosToN, MASS, April g. Exchange
$l3,S54,9 $3.50, balances, II ,67l 1921.
New YoRK, April Exchange
500, l21, 547; balances, s., 6O4, 4S7.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 6.-Bank clea
ings, $2,S32, $50; balances, $3.50, $50.
PHILADELPHIA, PA April g. Clea
ances, $S,Sl5,7l2 balances, 81 ,239, 9S
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
steady, and closed firm; middling,
SEC. Sales, $3.50 balee, of which 2S5O
were to EXPORTERS and 300 to spinners.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
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The New Orleans future market open.
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The closing quotations were as follows:
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Boats IN Pon.-Chickasaw and Dean
Adams.
Boats Due D0,Cn.-City of Natchez.
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Closing quotations:
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and closed easy and to 4 points low
err. Sales, $4,000 bales. The closing
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, 1886-07-29

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The speaker
announced the appointment Of Messrs.
Cobb, Van Eaton and Payson conferees
on the Northern Pacific forfeiture bill.
Mr.. Holman from the conference com
mittee on the legislative. executive and
judicial bill, reported continued disagree
ment. Mr.. Holman said that substantial
agreement had been reached on the clause
increasing the appropriation for internal
revenue employees and the collection Of
statistics in regard to marriage and di-
vorce. This narrowed the disagreement
down to the one item of senators clerks,
and upon this the senate was tirm, and he
moved that the house recede from its dis
agreement to the amendment. After dc
bate the motion was agreed to-yeas l43,
nays 90. Further conference was ordered
on remaining points of difference The
house then went into committee OF the
whole on the senate amendments to the
sundry civil appropriation bill. The
amendments were considered without dis
cussion and the recommendations OF the
committee on appropriations were agreed
to until the clause relating to silver GER
~titicates was reached.
Mr.. Bland offered an amendment pro-
viding hat certificates shall be issued on
all standard silver dollars In the treasury,
and paid out on expenditures and obliga-
tons of the government, and when re-
celved in the treasury shall be reissued.
Rejected-sl to Sand the clause was
agreed to in the shape recommended by
the committee on appropriations.
The next question upon which a hitch
occurred was the senate amendment re-
ducing from 800, 900 to $4,000 the APP
preparation for the protection of public
lands against fraudulent entries. The
committee on appropriations recommended
concurrence in the amendment, but Mr..
a speech in which he stated the necessity
of protecting the peoples land against
fraudulent entries.
After long debate the motion to nom
concur was lost-56 to lll-and the
amendment was concurred in. The other
amendments were c%oncurred in, or non
concurred in. according to the recommen-
dations of the committee on approprla'
tons, and the committee of the whole
rose and reported the bill and amend
ments to the house
Mr.. Bland demanded a separate vote
upon concurring in the senate amendment
to the silver certificates clause, as amended
1t was so %concurred in-ll6 to 35-Mr
Bland not being able to muster s%uficien
following to order the yeas and nays. TIL
action OF the committee OF the whole OF
other amendments was then ratified and
conference ordered.
Mr.. Holman submitted a conference
report on the Legislative Appropriation bill
and it was agreed to. The house then ad
iourned.
, 1886-07-29
T~ELECRAPHIC NEWS.
Yesterdays Senate and House
Proceedings.
Committee on River and Harbor
Bill Disagree.
Another American Citizen Ar
rested in Mexico.
Senate Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.--Mr. McNlil
Ian, from the conference committee on the
river and harbor bill, reported that the
committee had been unable to agree. The
chair (Mr. Sherman) thereupon laid before
the senate a message from the house to
the effect hat it had instructed its con
ferees to insist on striking from the bill
the items as to the Portage lake and Lake
Superior ship canal; the Lake Michigan
and Hennepin canal: the Sturgeon bay
and Lake Michigan ship canal; the Mis-
sisslppl river Improvements and the Po-
tomac river improvement.
Mr.. Mcmillan moved hat the senate
insist on its disagreement and agree to the
conference asked by the house.
A long discussion ensued as to the right
of the house to instruct its coDfeIees be-
forehand what to do and what not to do,
but finally a resolution was adopted that
the senate insist on its amendments, in
Guiding those mentioned in the house res
olution and agrees to the conference asked
for. Senators Mcmillan, Conger and
Ransom were reappointed conferees on
the part of the senate
Mr.. Teller, from the committee on pub
lie lands, reported a bill to refer to the
court of claims the claim of VIM. Nectar
raglan TO the Panoche Grande grant.
MIR. Edmunds, from the judiciary com
mittee, reported a bill to detach certain
counties from the United States judicial
district of California, and to create a
United States judicial district of Southern
California.
The senate then took up the fortifica-
ton bill. The bill as it came from the
house appropriated Sc, 200, 1908. The SEN
ate adds &c. 900 to that amount in
accordance with recommendations of the
ordnance and 1un foundry boards, re-
garding the manufacture of heavy guns.
The consideration of the bill was inter-
rupted and Mr.. Allison, from the confer
ence committee on the Legislative appro.
priation bill, submitted a report which
was agreed to. Mr.. Dolph opposed the
amendment authorizing a contact with
the South Boston Iron works for the con-
struction of cast iron mortars, to the
amount of 500, 900. Mr.. German de-
Tended the amendment. The amendment
was further defended by Mr.. Plumb and
was finally agreed to.
Mr. Dolph moved an amendment, APP
propriating 81, 900, 900 for the construc-
ton OF Notifications and other works of
coast defenses in accordance with the
recommendations of the board appointed
by the president. He spoke In advocacy
of the amendment. Rejected-yeas -,
nays 80.
Mr. Plumb offered an amendment, ap-
propriating $500, 900. to enable the secre-
tary of the navy to provide additional
tools and machinery for the finishing and
assembling of heavy ordnance at Washing
navy yard. Adopted. The bill was
then reported to the senate. The various
amendments were agreed to and the bill
passed. The senate then took up the
surplus joint resolution and thereupon
adjourned.
, 1886-07-29

LONDON, July 2S.-It has just been de-
cided that Lord Randolph Churchill shall
have the office of chancellor OF the ex-
chequer and leadership in the house of
A hastily summoned cabinet council is
in session at Lord Granville's. 1t is be
lieved that some foreign difficulty has sud
denly arisen.
The Exchange Telegraph company an
nounces that it is informed on high au-
thority that Lord Salisbury Irish policy
will include a proposal to lend to Ireland
f5, 900, 900 to enable her to establish local
banks on the Scotch system and lend
money at nominal interest to farmers and
manufacturers in order to stimulate and
develop tIade.
The f,,llowing appointments have been
made and accepted: Home secretary, Lord
George Hamilton; chief secretary Tor Ire
land, Sir Michael Hicks Beach; secretary
for war, Viscount Cranbrook; lord presi-
dent of the council, Lord lddesleigh; lord
lieutenant of Ireland, the Duke of Aber-
corn.
The new cabinet has been announced as
follows: Secretary for war, Right Hon.
William Henry Smith; first lord oil the ad-
miralty, Lord George Hamilton; lord high
chancellor, Lord Halsbury; secretary for
India, Right Hon. Frederick Arthur
Stanley; lord president of the council,
Viscount Cranbrook; president CT the
local government board, Right Hon.
Henry Chaplin; president of the board of
trade, Right Hon. Edward Stanlope;
postmaster general, Lord John Manners;
first commissioner of public works, Right
Hon. David Plunkett; attorney general.
Sir r. Il. Webster; lord chancellor Of
Ireland, Lord Ashbourne. The first three
of the above are official announcements.
, 1886-07-29
Mexico at 1t Again.

GALVESTON, July 2s.-On Monday
last Senior Mondragoa, chief of police of
Piedras Negras, Mexico, made a demand
upon the authorities at Eagle Pass, Tex,
for the body of Francisco Raisures, whom
he charged with being a horse thief.
Last night Deputy Sheriff B. Diaz ar
rested Raisures and took him before
County Judge Hotfstetter, who signed
extradition papers without giving the
accused a hearing. and the deputy sheriff
delivered him to the Mexican authorities.
Raisures is II naturalized citizen and he
has appealed to United States Consul
Lyn for protection.
News has been received here tonight
that Raisures was taken to day two miles
below Piedras Negras and shot by order
of the Mexican authorities. Many promi
hent Mexicans are moving to this side of
the Rio Grande In anticipation Of a dis
ruption. 1t is positive that trouble is
brewing in Mexico and that a revolution
is liable to break out any moment.
, 1886-07-29
The Santos Case.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The speaker
to day laid before the house a communica-
ton from the secretary of state in answer
to the house resolution, enclosing a mass
of correspondence in relation to the i'm
%prisonment and release OF Julius Santos
by the government of Ecuador. After
long correspondence touching Santos ma
tionality, Secretary Bayard on May /,
1885, wrote to Consul General Roach that
the government held that Santos citizen
ship was not in doubt, and that he must
have the same absolute protection OF his
property as any other citizen of the United
States. No further delay in doing Justice
to Santos could be expected from the gov
ernment of Ecuador or permitted by the
government of the United States.
, 1886-07-29

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, 1886-07-29

TERRITORY OF WYOMING, |
G0rNry on I.ApANtr T

c consTT or Or nAa wSDhlS'' IS
To the Great Wyoming Mining Com
pany and to Hugh McFarlane:
Please take notice that on the 18th day
of June, A. ID. 1886, at the Court house
in Cheyenne. Laramie county, territory of
Wyoming. the Wyoming Central Railway
COMPANY, a corporation formed under the
laws of Wyoming Territory, presented to
the Hon. John w. Lacey. chief Justice of
the Supreme Court of Wyoming Territory
and district Judge of the District Court of
the First Judicial District of Wyoming
Territory within and for Laramie county
in said territory, its petition praying for
the appointment of three appraisers TO
assess the compensation to be made to the
owners and persons interested for the
taking by said railway company of a strip
of land fifty 500 feet in width on each side
of the center line of the railway of said
railway company as located and about to
be constructed by said company over and
across the south half of the northwest
quarter and the northwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section seven, in
township t~hirty.two, north of range sixty
three, west OF the sixth principal meridian,
situate in sad Laramie county;
That on the presentation of said petition
such proceedings were had that it was
ordered by said district Judge that said
cause be continued for further service on
you, the said Hugh McFarlane;
Now, therefore, You are each hereby
notified hat at the hour of ten o'clock
a. m. on Saturday. September 4th, A. d.
1886, or as soon thereafter as counsel can
be heard. at the chambers of the said
district judge, in the Court house in
Cheyenne, Laramie county, Wyoming
Territory, We will apply to said district
judge for an order appointing said
appraisers in accordance with the prayer
of said petition.
GIBSON CLARK and
ii. D~ONZELMAN.
Attorneys for Petitioner, the Wyoming
Central Railway Company.
Dated this Dist day Of July, A. ID. 1856.
, 1886-07-29
More New York crookedness,

New YORK, July 2s.-Mayor Grace
to day preferred seven charges against
Rollin NJ. Squire, commissioner of public
works. and requested him to appear be-
fore the Mayor on August 4 and show
cause why he should not be dAposed from
his office. The charges specify careless
ness with regards to public records, neg
lect of duty and unfitness, and the max
ing of a corrupt and illegal agreement,
bargain and promise with one Maurice b.
Flyn for the purpose Of securing his ap-
pointment to the office of commissioner
of public works of the city of New York.
, 1886-07-29
WASHINGTON Notes.

WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Chiet Chaco,
at the head of a delegation of Apaches,
has called on the president.
The presidents mother-in-law is a guest
at the white house.
The oleomargarine bill has been returned
to the president with the attorney generals
report thereon.
The senate committee on post offices
and post roads recommend the confrma-
ton Of Vim. Hyde as postmaster at st.
Louis in place Of Rodney D. Wells, sus-
pended.
Thomas c. Bach has been nominated
for associate Justice OF Montana.
, 1886-07-29

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many attractions Of this popular house.
HERMAN KMME, proprietor.