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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

BUNKHEAD, the free trade Demo-
crat, defeated Long, the high tariff
Republican, in the Tenth Alabama
District, OF which Birmingham is the
trading aud manufacturing center.
His vote is a little less than that of
Martin, who had no opposition, in
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

BOB TAYLOR is to be the next Gov
ernor OF Tennessee. He was elected
yesterday by majority va1iously
estimated at from $4,000 to $1,000.
He has more than recovered the
Losses made by the parry in 1884,
when Bate was reelected by only
1000 msjority-a loss OF 10000 as COM
pared with his majority in 1882.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

THE Democrats OF the Tenth Dis
trict are to be heartily congratulated
for the work they did yesterday for
James Phelan, their candidate for
Congress. His majority will not be
less than $500, gain for the Democ-
racy of 1850 votes as comp ared with
the returns of 1884 when Zach Tay.
lor (Rep.) defeated Harris by 558 votes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

PHELAN's majority is phenomenal,
and proves that the popularity eyi-
denced by his unanimous nomination
by the Democratic Convention was of
the enduring sort and rests upon a
basis of free consent by the people
and is not the work Of a CLIQUE or ring.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

MISSISSIPPI elected none but d .mo-
cratic Congressman yesterday. Chal-
mers was defeated by Morgan by
majority very much larger than that
OF 1884. This ought to teach the per-
severing but misguided ''little Brig"
that he is wasting his courage and
ability in the Second District.
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ESPECIAL To THE APPEAL.l

MoRRsTowN, TENN, November q
The electiou pared of quietly. Nine
districts heard from give All Taylor,
Rep, for Governor 749 Bob Tsylor,
DEM, $50. Butter, Rep, for Congress
I'll, White, DEM, sos, Demo cratic
loss SO. Three districts to hear from,
two of which ave Republican, will
probably incres'e AT Taylor's msiori-
ty to 800 and Buffers to 225. The
Republican LeRislativ ticket carried
with the balance Of the tickst.
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Robertson County.

IsPkUIAL TO THE AFFkAL'I
SPRINGFIELD, TRNN., November g.
There was very light vote all over
the county. Nine districts give Bob
Taylor liza, ALI Taylor $40. For Con-
gress, Washington 1920, Jos. Nye 220.
State Senator, Oobbs, Democrat, 1926; /;
Harding, Republican, 344. Represen-
tative, Fort, Democratic nominee, 70,
Holman, Independent, GA. Niue dis
tticts yet TO hear from will increase
Forts majority slightly, and insure
the election of the raight ticket The
county instructed overwhelmingly for
Rate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

EVERY Democratic candidate for
Congress in Arkansas was elected yes
terday by increased msjorities over
the vote of 1884. The State will thus
have the continued services of Breck
inridge, wAo has proven himself a
tower of strength to the Democracy
on the floor of the House.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

On the whole it is fair to claim that
Cleveland's administration has been
indorsed by the people in yesterdays
vote. A gain of several Oongre ssmen
is reported. clear proof that so far as
the party has been guided by the
President it has done well. This is
very encouraging for 1883.
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Knox County.
lsPEoIAL To THE APPEAL. |

KNOXVILLE, TENN, November O.
Eight precincts heard from in Knox
county, including FIVE city wards, in
dicates that Alf Taylor has net loss
of 365, compared with Reld's vote.
Bob falls behind Bate only eighty-o one
votes. Twelve precincts in Knox
county give A. A. Taylor 451 msjority.
The came precincts gave, Reid 547.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

The vote cast in the city yesterday
was light, but Phelan was up at the
head Of the procession His vote
(4S64) is only seven less than that cast
for Bob Taylor (4871), and it is IA
more than the vote cast for Harris in
1904
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Eight Dem ac cratic Cons re..u,.,.

Nashville, TENN, November g.
1890 am.-At this hour sufficient re-
turns are in to insure the election OF
the following Congressmeu. The
Democrats gain one in the Stste and
reduce Houk's majority nearly 1000.
First District Roderick Random But
ler, Rep. Second District, Leonidas @.
Houk, Rep. Third Distrct, John r.
Neal, Dem. Fourth District, Benton
McMillin, Dem. Fifth:District, James
D. Richardson, Dem. Sixth District,
Joseph L. Washington, Dem Seventh
District, W. @. Whitthorne, Dem.
Eighth District, B. A. Enloe, Dem.
Ninth District, p. I. Glass, Dem;
Tenth District, James Phelau, Dam.
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Fayoste County.

SoMERvILLE,:: TENN, November g.
Fayette county cast comparatively
light vote today. The Republicans
usually carry it by from 900 to 1900,
but today the ms jority is cut down to
700, or probably less.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

COLUMBIA, TENN, November p
Later official vote of fifteen districts
give Bob 2226 ALI 1880. Democratic
majority in the county will bs be-
tween so and 1000. Two years ago
the Democratic majority was $50 The
increase is due to the falling of of
the Republican vote. The Democrat.
ic vote will be about the Isame as two
years ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

TENNESSEE is again Democratic by
an old time majority. Bob Taylor
was yesterday elected Governor by
from $4,000 to $4,000 majority, and the
Legislature will be Democratic by
about forty-two on joint ballot. We
have made gain Of one Congressman,
James Phelan, in this distr.e'. In the
First and Second Congressional dis.
tricts the Republicans are still too
much for ma
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McMinm County.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
ATHENS, TENN, November 2.-Re-
turns show the usual Republican ma
ioiity OF 25O to 800 Alf Taylor leads
the ticket. W. O. Hsrmby is elected
Representative. Tne chances for Car
ter, Dem, for the Senate are good.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

THE Indiana Democracy will have
majority on joint ballot in the L'gisla-
ture that will enable them to elect
"0ld Joe Mcdonald" in place of Har-
rison, an implacable Republican.
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Warren County.
ESPECIAL TO TIE APPEAl

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL
MCMINNvILLE, Tenn, November q
Seven districts Riva Bob Tavlor 1927,
ALI Taylor 81, Neal 1929, Wilder 367.
ESPECIAL TO THE ArPRAL.l
MoNINNvLLE, TENN, November 2.
The following is the official vote Of
Warren county with fve districts 10
hear from: r. L Taylor 1904, A. A.
Taylor 462, Neal 1907, Wilder 455,
Fairbanks 1924, Nichols 3l5, Wood
6S4, Savage 9Sl. The five districts TO
hear from are strong Democratic. Will
give Savage for Representative over
Wood q majority OF about 400.
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GCOUtinued on Fourth PaEe.l
FUNERAL NOTICB.

sPICER-The friends and acquaintance
Of the late JOHN Il. SPIoHR are invited 10 at
tend his funeral, from No LaRose street,
this "WEDNESDAY morning at 10 O'Clock.
Services at the fernando Street Methodist
Church by the Rev. DR.. Spence at ID, 80 o'cl'k,
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Gibson County.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APpnIL.l

ESPECIAL TO THE APPnAL.l
MILAN, TENN, November 2.-The
following is the vote at this box: Bob
Taylor 1923, ALI Tay'or 30l. For Con-
gres', Glass 3l9, Num- 302. The Legis-
lative ticket runs about the same.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
HUMBOLDT, TENN, November "A
email vote was polled at this precinct
today. The Democrats, for Governor,
make gain of nearly 20 per cent. on
the Cleveland vote, and lead the Re-
publicans by 81 votes.
ESPECIAL TO THE APpEAL.l
TRENTON, TENN, November 2.-The
returns from GibAon county go far
show very decided Democratic gain
and q decided Republican loss. Eight
districts out Of twenty.four give Bob
Taylor 1860, ALI Taylor 1880. The
same districts in 1884 gave Bate 1888,
Reid l142. The Democrats are jubi-
liant and the Republicans are despond-
ent. This county has a Republican
paper and desperate efforts have been
made to increase their vote.
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Lincoln County.


FAYETTEVILLE, TKNS, November 2.
-Mesger returns indicate Democratic
gains compared with the vote Of 1884.
Ewing, Dem, Is elected Senator with
out opposition, and for Floater Logan,
Ind. Dem., is defeated by TpgH, Dem. !,
by 155. The ohsncss are wssth Solo.
mon for Representative. The Demo-
Gratis carry everything. Average vote
cast.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

PHELAN defeated 'zich" in CoviDg-
ton, his home, by 6S majority, gain
OF 125 for the Democrats as compared
with 1884, when "Zach" carried it by
81 majority over Harris.
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Shelby County.

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.l
BARTLETT, Tenn, Novem Der Bob
Taylor, for Governor, majority &c.
Phelan, for Congress, majority 66.
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ESTABLISHED 1910
Ex-SPEAKER RANDALL, in the Third
District of Pennsylvania, was re-
elected yesterday.

EVERY Congressional district in Ala
bams was carried by the Democrats
yesterday. Joe Wheeler defeated his
formidable opponent, Jackson, by q
good majority.
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Crockett County,

IbPEUIAL TO THB APPEAL.i
GADsDEN, TENN, November g.
Crockett County-Bob Taylor SO, ALI
Taylor So; Democratic gain 16.
Milan Bob Taylor 1923, ALI Taylor
301, Democratic Ices 4,
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T Ella SCOTT LODGE, No. $50, IA
II F.&. .A,M.-Will meet in stated ~ :,
communication this (WEDsEsDAY)X "
evening, Nov. Sd, at 1880 o'clock, w
for dispatch Of business. All M. M, 'sT "
are fraternally invited.
By order U. II. CAVANAGH, WIN.
Attest: A. s. MYERS, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

BOLIVAR, TENN, November 2.--The
vote OF Hardeman county is lighter.
The Democratic Legislative ticket is
elected by handsome majority.
Democratic gains, 30 far, "a. Bolivar
Precinct-Alf Taylor 1874, Bob Taylor
1S2.
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ESPECIAL TO TEE lPpEAt.

Dickson, TENN, November Five
districts in d ckson county give Bob
Taylor 379 majority, Democratic gain
of 80. Whitthorne's msjority 394, a
Democratic gain OF 40.
Later.-Eight districts give Bob Tay.
lor 766, Alf Tsyl'r 22S
DICKSON, TENN, November 1.-The
total vote in Dickson county gives Bob
Taylor 1918, Alf Taylor 490. Jacob
Leech is elected to the Senate in
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White Comfy

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
SPARTA, Tenn, November 2.-Three
districts of White county give Bob
Taylor 425, Alf Taylor $50, Neal 436,
Wilder 24S,
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ObiOn County.


SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
UNION Cry, TENN, November g.
Bob Taylor SOL, ALI Taylor 25S, Glass
52l, Num- 2S5, Mcdowell 1852, Rich
ardson 251, Parks 375, Harris 100.
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Crockett COunfx

lsPBCIAL TO TEE APPEAL.
BELLS, TENN November. 2.-Demo-
cratic majority in this precinct So.
The vote Of 1884 is unknown.
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Humphreys County

McEwEN, TENN, November g.
The Fifth and Tenth Districts give
Bob Taylor 1S9, ALI "a, Washington
1876, Nve 72.
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sPEoIAL fo rnE ArrrAL.l
Hardennan County,
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

BOLIVAR, TENN, November 3.--The
vote in this county was light COM
pared with that of two years ago, but
II went Democratic as usual, giving
Phelsn not less than 900 majority.
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Chester COumtv.

IBFEUIAL TO THE APPkAL.I
HENDERSON, TENN, November g.
The vote is the same as last year,
Democratic 150, Republican 80.
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them the opportunity to do this if
they wished it. They voted straight
for Alf Taylor.
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Maury County.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL. |

COLUMBIA, TRNN.. November q
Seven districts of Many county, net
Democra ic gain Of So, Republican loss
392, Democratic majority probably
1900.
Nine districts in Maury county give
Bob Taylor 1886, ALI Taylor 1902
Twe,ve districts of Maury county
give Bob Taylor 1900, Alf Tayl ylor 1880,
a net Democratic gain of 249 and Re.
publican loss OF 668
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DIED.

PEBL0W--Tuesdav, November 2, 1885, at
5 pm, ot heart disease. RoBERr PRBLow,
ed 7S years.
Funeral from No. SO Avery street this
WE NESDAYl afternoon at 8 o'oloak.
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MOntgomerY COnnfYl

IsPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I
CLARKsvILLE, Tenn, November g.
There was Democratic gain here
of 30.
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Cooke County.
IapKoIAL TO THE APPEAL.

IsPEoIAL TO THE APPEAL.
NEWPORT, TENN, November g.
Three districts give Bob Taylor $40,
ALI Taylor 387, White 1888, Butler S67.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-03

RkOOKLYN,N N. Y.-Board on tho Hill,
~ Mrs. II. o, Howard, 2O6 Washington
Park. Rooms large; location delightful.
Convenient to cars TO Manhattan Beach,
Coney Ialand, Long Beach and Central Park
alsn tn Nav York nlAoaa az amuRa mont
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Hickman County.

IbFhUIAL to THE AFFHAL'T
WARNER, TENN, November g.
Bob Taylor 55, AlflTsylor 12l.
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ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

WINcHEsTER, TENN, November g.
Bob Taylor 268, Alt Taylor 129. Five
districts in county. Taylor leads Tally
for Senate 240. Judge Williams is
elected to the Legislature by large
majority,
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HambIin County.

Hardin. Democratic loss IS, Repub.
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Cu,,nvu,, n,

SHELBYvILLE, TRNN., November 2.
-One-half of the county heard from.
Bob Taylor 1912, ALI Taylor $40. For
Congress-Ricbardsen SO, Mather $50
Tolley leads 30 far for Senator 49 votes.
Moody is elected Representative az d
Cooper carries the county for foater.
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IoF hVIAL To TIE AFFEAL'I

UNION Cry, Tenn, November g
The nine districts give Mcdowell,
DEM. for the Senate, 222 majority
over Richardson, bolter. The other
districts to be heard from will increase
his majority t. 400 Union City gives
Bob Taylor $50, ALI Taylor 25S.
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HnmlIton ConntN.


RATHBURN, TENN, November 2. -
The Twelfth district, Hamilton coun. v,
gives ALI Taylor 1876, Bob Taylor SO,
Neal so, Wilder 1856.
IsPEoIAL TO THE APPKAL.I
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November g
Returns from all the districts in
Hamilton county except two precincts
give ALI Taylor 1904, Bob Taylor
1928, Democratic gain over 1884 Of
500. Neal makes similar gain over
Wilder in this county. The vote is
about 700 lighter than in 1884.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN November 2.
The election passed of quietly, with
a light vote. This county (Hamilton).
with three districts to hear from, gives
a gain for Neal, Democrat, for Con
Rress OF 1888. The returns from the
other counties in this Congressional
District indicate Meals election by
1900 msjoiitJ. The Republicans
elect their entire Legislative ticket in
this county.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, November 9. |
The vote in Chattanooga Is as fol. |
lows For Governor and Congress.
men: Robert Taylor--Fint Ward, $40
Second 2l6, Third 293, Fourth 297, |
Fifth 402. ALI Taylor-First Ward, |
476; Second 36l, Third 614, Fourth |
8l4, Fifth 355. Neal-First Ward, |
337; Second 1856, Third 276, Fourth |
280, Fifth $3.50. Wilder-First Ward, |
i9l; Second $40, Third 632, Fourth
$50, Fifth 1858. The total vote is
about 400 lighter than in 1884, the
falling off being chiefly among Repub.
leans. Democrats have made heavy
sains in every district except one,
.t.------4 aa----.s-a-. - =,
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Bedford County.

ESPECIAL To THE APPEAL
NORMANDY, TENN, November g.
Bob Taylor 80, ALI Taylor 7, Richard
son 81.
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TENNESSEE.

aoseat when the vote wss taken in
the Senate.
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Davidson County.


NASHVILLE, TENN, November 2, II
pm Returns up to this hour show
Democratic gains all over the State,
though light vote has been polled.
Bob Taylor, DEM, for Governor 10
elected by between 10000 and $4,000
majority. The Democrats gain one
Congressman in the Tenth District.
All former Democratic districts return
Democrats with slightly increased ma
jorities. The Republican Legislative
ticket in this (DAvidson) county has
been elected.
ESPECIAL TO THR APPEAL
NASHVILLE. TENN, November q
The vote OF the city is not in yet. In
the county up to O'Clock Bob Taylor
stood 3761, All 1892. Congressional
about the same. 1t is now quite evil
dent that Merritt, Dem will be elect
ed to the Legislature, and Minis, float
er, to the Senate, the rest Republican.
In McMinE county entire the Repub-
lican ticket is elected by 400 majority.
lsPEoIAL TO TIE APPEAL.l
NASHVILLE, TRNN., November g.
Returns thus far from the First Con-
gressional Dis,rlc,: r. b. Taylor $40,
A. Taylor 307; for Congress, White
1888, Butler 367. Second District -
I. Taylor 458, A. Taylor 1910; for
Congress, Heiskell 46l, Houk 1884.
Third District-R. Taylor $40, A. Tay-
lor 55l; for Copg ess, Neal 894,
Wilder 542.
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Franklin County.
lsPEUIAL TO THR APPEAL

IsfkOlAL TO THB APPKAL.l
NASHVILLE, TENN, November O.
franklin county, Twelfth District,
gives Bob Taylor 76, ALI Taylor 80,
Richardson rs, Ma,her 80.
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DIR. II. l.. LANKI.

Physician, Surgeon and AccOucher,
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE,
843 Main street, Near DDlOu.
TaIenhOua No ~
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Divorces

+ EGALLY and Quietly Obtained In y few
IL weeks, without publicity, for non-sup \
port, desertion, cruelty and ether causes.
All copmunicatiOns confidential. Advice
east corner Fifth and Main streets, KAN
SAS NITY. MO.
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ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL. !

TROY, Tenn, November 2.-Returns
from three districts, including Troy
and Union City, give Bob Taylor
1923, ALI Taylor 399. The same dis
tricts in 1884 gave Bate 800, Reid 475.
Mcdowell, for the Senate, carries the
county by 400. Parks, for 6oater,
carries it by SEQ.
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NOTICE.

coupons Of the Gayoso Hotel Company
~ Bonds, maturing November lst, will be
paid on presentation at the Manhattan saw
inGs Bank, Memphis, or at the office Of l..
WIN. FARRiNGToN, Presldont.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-01
/ NEGOTIATIONS rA1I-rHn STRIKE

GOES ON.
st. Louis, April Ito the public: As
showing the i~nsincerity OF the railroad
managers IN their treatment of the
knights of labor. we respectfully state
that, pursuant to the orders of u gem
eral executive board, we this day sent a
committee to the managers OF the
several railroads, Offering to
return the men to work, and in no in
stances would they be received OF
treated with, each official in turn either
refusing them a hearing, or evading'
with aspecies of subterfuge, or refusing
them employment. Hexie has agreed
to receive q committee of employees te
adjust any ~gtivenees which may
exist. He refuses personally
to recognize us as employees and refuses
to see any but such as he calls employees
In short, after Gould himself has con
veyed to the world that they are willing
to settle, they refuse to settle. Now ",
appeal to q candid and suffering public
on whom is falling all the weight Q
this great conflict, if "
have not been deceived enougt
How much longer suffering is labor t
bear? This great strike would neve
have been, had Hoxie condescende'
months ago to hear our complaints. W
do not claim to be more than human.
should not be expected of US to be MOI
than human. In this country positio
makes no man king or slave and an in
perious refusal on the part of one citize
} to confer with another citizen, wit
whom he may have business connection
: begsts great business and social rev
luton which is not only mistake bl
a crime against the public. Gould
invoking the law against the lit
criminals who are made despera
9 by his policy and oppression
8 and yet the public does not invoke tt
y law against the arch criminals of Il
9 land.
We cannot return to work. II
d strike must go on.
is Signed. by order of the Executi
d Boards of District Assemblies l0l,
ID and II.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-01
semi-Local Clippings.

washington News: Say, if Judge
Trip opens court hero on the 10th o,
June, how would it strike our patriot.
ism to have him boost the American
eagle at Washington Springs July 4,h.
Huronite: All those who visited
Watertown last week will remembe,
Mrs. Walter FL. Carr, Of Yankton-ont
OF the loveliest and brightest ladies il
the encampment. She had a. very mar
row escape from death at Parker Ian,
FRIDAY, while on the way home. She
started to leave the train after it had eoi
under way, fell, and was dragged be.
tween the wheels and the platform :
short distance. For a wonder she was
was not hurt at all...Rey
|e +. Clapp the evangelist
and Mr.. Charles Herald, the singer
reached Huron Tuesday noon They
AXE charge Of the meetings tonight
The devotional meeting will not be long
inasmuch as Mr.. Herald wishes to tram
the choir for an hour after the meeting,
Each singer will. by this notice, pleas,
consider himself and herself specially in.
vited to Sing, beginning tonight.
HE
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-04-01
The broadway Runery

New York, April 1-Ex-Alderman
Chas. B. Waite was arrested this morn,
ing, at the Grand Central depot. He
was not in tn. least disconnected and
seemed to understand the purpors OF
the officials mission and aver before the
warrant was exposed he was informed
that he was under arrest. A paper pub.
llshed an interview with Judge Glider.
sleeve, in which he says Waite is the
man who wrote a letter offering to tel,
what he knew about the Broadwsy fran
chise bribery.