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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06
MEMPHIS DAILY ApPEAL--sATURDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1850

Emporis Republican of tom ROW wall
coutain al interview with United
States Sera or Plumb, in which that
gentleman referring 10 the publication
Of rec Mt dispa ches to the effect that
New York and Colorado syndicates
had heen iormt d for the purpose Of
purchasing from the Cherokee Ind
ans the tract of land embracing about
600 900 acres on the no th line OF
the Indian Territory known ss the
Cherokee strip, says the Cherokees
have not the orisinal right to make
such sale, that the government has
an option to purchase, which 1t will
not wave to permit the purchase by
private parties, and that no sale will
be permitted by Congress- except to
the government, and that for the only
and sole purpose Of resale to actual
settlers ia one hundred and sixty acre
tracts.
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BIRMINGHAM, ALA.
A COLLISION BETWEEN A HAND
AND WILD GAR
Kills Two brothers, One Sacrificing
His Life "a Save His neaf
Mute Kinsman.
ESPECIAL 10 rue APPEAL.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, November g.
Two meu were killed this afternoon in
collision OF hand car and several
Wild cars loaded with stone out on the
Pratt railroad. They were brothers
John ParSonR, section boss, and Nat,
a hand, and the former satr feed him
self trying to Gave the latter, who was
deaf mute. The stone cara were
standing about tbree.quarteIs OF q
mile down the grade from a coal
train, at one Of the slopes where
several OF the pal cars were cut loose
by mistake and they rushed against
the stone cars and stated them down
with O great momentum. There were
eleven men on the hsndcar. All
jumped in time except the deaf mute,
and John, turning back 10 get him
ont Of the way, was run over wi h
him. The bodies were terribly man.
gled. .@H 80. I
A negro named Stsve Cotton was
Watching two negro women fighting
in the railroad yard at the Pratt
Mines, this afternoon when switch
engine ran over him and ont of his
leg. tgs.. f1je
Papers were filed today promising
Birmingham second electric light
plant. The Edison Electric Illumi
mating Company, OF Birmingham, pro.
pose building IT. with $40, 900 capital
/ stock. .t rlI-
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MINING IN ARKANsAs.

Long years ago it was claimed that
valuable minerals awaited the miners
pick among the hills Of Arkansas.
Many pTospeCtor wandered among
the SUBMITS, spurs and clefts Of the
hills, and now and then came tidings
Of important discoveries that were TO
make the searchers rich. But no rush
OF treasure hunters set in to the Ar
kansas land of promise and the mono
tonous voice OF stamping mills re-
Trained from awsking the echoes with
their restless clangor. There YVES
enough encouragement to arouse the
hopes OF the miner, but not sufficient
realization to induce Investments by
tie capitalist. At length, however,
the long snticipations are becoming
actual facts, and the mining industry
is finding settlement in Arkansas
The Hot Springs papers are boast
ing Of important discoveries al
the mining camps Of Bear
mountain aud other points
wet Of the Springs, and IL is expected
that Mon'gomery County will soon be
busy hive. Precious ores in paying
quantities are reported. Stamp mills
and other machinery for the reduction
OF ores, are In course Of erection. Col
Moffet, the great lead producer o.
Joplin, Mo-, is putting up smelling
furnaces at Crystal Springs, 10 utilize
the rich "black mud" found neal
there, and which contains a heavy
percentage OF gslena and silver with
some gold. The mining industry O.
Arkansas is thus mskiog fair start
aud experienced miners and mine
managers are looking for very pros
porous issue. Arkansas has ctept ou
OF her old she'll wonderfully OF late
years, and now seems to be IN fail
way Of adding the yield Of many mine
to her other treasurer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06
NAV PARTY.

Intimaticns peep out from the press
an elsewhere from time to time that
o moyemtni is quietly going on that
viii produce momentous results. That
movement ia the conversion oil the
labor unions into political centers,
the policy to be to ignore most OF the
out stions about which the present
two paItie differ, and TO maize the
Interests Of labor and the elevation oil
the poor the object Of every effort. A
thild party, based upon class interests,
il thing TO be deplored. Class war
ripg upon class could bring only mis-
for une. II is said that the strong OPP
position made TO their strikes, the
murdeIous ways Of the police at st.
Louis, and the provocations labor is
continually receiving from capital are
the moving impulse that Is driving
the working people to make the ballot
the aveDger OF their wrongs. That
there is oppression and wrong that re-
quires iemedying is but loo evident
That legislation should be 80 directed
as to correct those wrongs
is indisputable, but must the
working people as mass, drawing all
the merchants and moderately well Oh
people with them, form a. class party
have one section Of society struggling
against another as the only means o.
redress2 II we have any genuine
states men they will see that such re-
suit must be prevented at the cost o.
any fair concessions. Ideas OF posi-
BILE new party have been cast out q
tlmeP, yet excited no special attention
but il is expected that the large vote
given to Mr.. George in New York viii
incline the working people almos
everywhere to try what labor candi
dates may be made 10 do to subserv
the interests OF labor. II is possibl
that the New York Mayoralty election
may bs looked upon as an era iron
which time a new departure wa
made.
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NEWMAN ERB,
A Model AEreement.

New York, November 5-The Time
Table Will print tomorrow the conf
dental agreement between the lines
OF the Southwestern A ISOLATION,
which YVES to take eff ct November
1st. II accompanies the publication
with the fol owing comments: The
sgreement signed by the lines com.
posing the Southwestern Passenger
Association October 23d, to take effect
November LIST, ia q castrion document,
which 1t is Supposed will keep the
agreeing lines from rate cutting and
from eli OF the numerous sharp prac.
tees which have bsen jr dul. ed in and
are being followed under other pool
log arrangements. The friction be-
twt en- lines in the Southwestern Asso.
ciston has always been great, as the
territory covered by tnt m is the most
active and progrt ssive part Of the
country. Agreements without mum
Der have been signed, and in each
case broken by ZONE of the many
bright men connected with those
lines. 1t has been byword
among railway men that pools
were hll TlgDU, Out Cu6ro were
ways and means for gettipg business.
Like the Spartan youth, they were ex
psc'ed to be sharp enough to prevent
detection when guilty Of any inffac-
ton of pool rael, but they vera ex-
psctsd to get the busineFs. The new
agreement, which we have printed
elsewhere, is expt c.ed to prevent even
the sharp st cutter from breakirg the
rules without getting caught. "Great
secrecy has bsen obs,rv in the
Issuing add publishing Of the agree
ment, the various officials being
strictly emf -ined from taking about
the provisloi to the uniBi lated, and
special stress was laid on the ipjurc-
ton, Thou shalt not allow a news
paper man to see II, neither shall he
know Whist it contsine. TIE time
table prints it verbatim, and holds il
up as a model Of workm snship and an
example of Whist other pool agree.
men'a should be ko. Under thif
agreement peace is almost sure 10 pre-
vail in the Southwest"
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The Great Leader OF she Irish People
Om Henry George.


Michael Dsvitt, who is just now in
Chicago, expressed great pleasure over
the result Of the New York election.
Henry George, Re said, is much
stronger now than II he had been
elected Mayor of New York, ~ only
feared he would be elected" he
added, "and then that would have
killed him politically. He would
never have been heard of after
that, for he could not have &C.
compIished what he desired in regard
to purifying the city, and he would
have made numerous enemies in the
attempt. He is now live man and
represents q principle have just
telegiaped Mr.. George to the effect
that / Congratulated him on eecaping
penal servitude' in the city ball Of
New York. Mr.. George is an impor-
tant factor in the country today, and
he is a greater man In Europe than
here. His name is common term
with us in England and | Gland, and
his book Is on nearly every
shelf. He is q man OF brains,
and YOU will hear from him
in the future" Mr.. Davitt said the
papers of the day had misrepresented
him, in that they said he had pro-
claimed against George, and there
stopped. II did cay that, bat / said
more that the papers d d not see tit to
make plain. added why l did moi
desire to see him elected, as it would
destroy him for future use. l was re-
ouested to come out publicly iol
George, but relrained, as / am o
here 10 assist in politics, but am here
for the cause Of Jrelsnd, and it would
have been indicate Tor me to have
done anything in that dire iton."
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SPORTING NEWS.
The Races Yesterday.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Firsi
Rdce--Mile snd one .sixteenth. Peri
c es won; Ten SAlike second, Nellie
Van third. Tims-l: 49A.
Second Rdce.-Seven furloDgs. Fran
kie b. won; H'mora second, Lancaster
third. Tlme--l ;29.
Third Race Handicap, three year
olds, one mile and a quarter. BosE
won; Irish Pat second, Gonialon
third. Time-2:09l.
Fourth Race Mile. Pontico won
LIZZIE Dryer second, Ferg Kyle third.
Time-l:42.
Fiji Race.-Haudicap steeplechase,
full course. Shamrock won; Tonnes
see second, Abraham third Tine
400
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06
ADDITIONAL EARTHQUAKES.
The shock Caused COurt to Adjourn
Rampant.


CHARLESTON. s. O., November g.
Specials ON WAlterboro. Greenwood,
Chesterfield, Lsufeps Abbeville and
other points in the State, indicate the
shocks at those places were more Sc
we're than at Charleston; at WATERFORD
SO severe as TO make the people rush
into the streets and cause the Circu t
Court to sdjourn without ceremony.
Tonight all is quiet in Charleston.
COLUMBIA, S. c., November Sat
1928 o'clock this afternoon the
severest shock since August Slst oc-
cured. IL lasted forty seconds.
Buildings rocked violently.
CHARLESTON, S. O., November g.
There was the severest shock yet felt
at Sumter at 1925 O'clock today,
and a severe and continued shock at
Greenwood, &. O., at 1898 o'clock,
perhaps the second ssverest yet felt.
CHARLESTON, &. o., November g.
All the schools were in session at the
time Of the shock. One pupil in a
colored school was crushed in the
panic, and several pupils In another
were injured by falling plastering.
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Holiday Presents. RIuIGord's.
A RocinIistIc GntheriOr.

CHICAGO, November 5.-Every foot
OF ttandlDg loom in West Twelfth
street Turner Hall was crowded to-
night when William Liebknecht, the
German socialist, stepped upon the
p attorm TO eXpound bis idess. The
audience numbered fully $500, and
hundreds had been turned away. DIR.
and Mrs. Aveling. OF Lordon, occu-
pied seats On the platform Unlike
previous gatherings uGder sotia'i.t c
auspices Ia this city there was no dis
play Of uimson bannere. L,ebknecht's
ADDE'S did not differ materially fr m
those delivered by him IN other cities.
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Fine watches at MuliOrd's
The Rus.ian Rovolutiouists.

TIRSovA, November 5-The Rus.
sian captain, Nobakoff, leader OF the
coup d'etat in May last, at midnight
Wednesday led q band Of MOntene-
grams, which attacked the prefecture at
Blurgas and seized the project and
other officers who proclaimed Russian
rule. Toe government has sent troops
to quell the revolt. An officer, who
escaped from Bourgss, says the popu
lace is awaiting the coming Of troops
to assist them in the attack upon the
Russians. The Nabokof's band started
from the Russian Consulate. Five
Zaukofl'es are among the revolution.
lists. A Russian war ship is at Bour'
Oao
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06
SHAN AND TRUE REpUBLIo,

France is Republic. She has been
a Republic two or three times before,
but always failed at the business.
Will she snccesd this timer A repub.
lican government is free government,
and friend - freedom everywhere.
But Frsnce engages in invasions upon
nalional Independence in Tonquin and
Madagascar, and she inclnes 10 ely
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06
HE'S SILL On GUARD.
THE STREET CAR TRACKS ON
BROADWAY WAT HE'D
BY a POliceman-He VIII Be Kept
There-A MOil Pool Agree.
ment.

The policeman put on guard over
the car and rack Of the Ciizena' Rail-
road Company on Broadway sutet has
not yet been removed, though sort
of threat was thrown out by Mr.. New.
man Erb yesterday in the shape OF the
following formal communication to
President Hidden:
MEMPHIS, TENN, Novem Der 4, 1886.
Hon. D. P, Hadden, President Taxing Dis
trict, ETC.:
DEAR SIR-Calling attention to the
Enclosed copy of communication
from us of This date to Mr.. Napoleon
Hill, president of Ihs Citiz rs Street
Railroad Company, We desire to say
that detail OF your policemen, after
being informed that the fat had been
issued and an injunction ordered, as
contained in the communication re-
feIred to, they continued to aid and
abatted the employees of the Citizens
Railroad Company, in the violation
Their OF, and, they claim, by your
direction and authority.
The policemen are now on the right
of way of the railroad companies, re-
sis'ing tie removal of The unauthor
iz'd obstruction thereIrom and the
free use and possession thereof in
direct violation of the INJUNCTION re.
feTed to, as we'll as the Injunction
heretofore Issued at the suis OF thete
compani' s against the Taxing District
We assume that no Intentional d sre-
gard of the Courts fat and il juno lou
was or is now contsmplats d end we
respectfully call your attention to the
fact ard request that the policeman bs
Withdrawn, to the end that unau hor.
Eed Distractions may bs rem moved.
Ia this connection we are requested
to say that while the Iailr ad com
panies may exact proper reward fol
their properly rights, they will mo-
trespass on the rights, equitable Of
legal, and you need entertain no fear
that they will do anything in disre
gard OF the lawful rights oil the pub
lie or individuals. Very respectfully,
NEWMAN ERB,
CAN'T & PAT fERS0N,
Attorneys for Kansas City, Springfield AM
Memphis Railroad Company.
President Hadden denies The allega
ton and defi-s the alligator. He cay
he is simply protecting the property
| Of resident corporation within tn,
| limits of the city-nothinQ more.
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HENRY GEORGE
A GREAT NAN HERE BUT GREAT.
Err In EUROPE.
with $4,000 Voters Behind Him I'm
New York He Is to Be Great
Factor in Amer tcab Politics.

OF Henry George, the man who has
concentrate in New York city the
vote of SO, 600 workingmen, one who
knows him writes that nobody from
the Pacific slope ever epeaks OF "Hen-
ry" George, or Mr." George. 1t is
always Harry" George. His bioU-
rapby is pretty well known, bot just
now 1T may be doubly interesting 10
know something Of this real carr est
little thinker with a red head and
quiet blue eve that Is never at rest.
Harry Georges life in San Francisco
was, like thousands OF other newspa
per mems lives in lsrge cities, un-
eventful. He was printer st
first in Sacramento, but a very
different kind of a printer
from come. On the Sacramento Re-
porter they needed q man to lake"
"pony" express kilograms. The spur
Of this work, the dreadful need OF its
results and the hours poor George had
to give it, led him into a train Of
thought, and when the f st telegraph
wire came to the coast be had his plan
perfected. Then, as now, certain
newspapers with influence and
wealth had secured the right OF
news, and those papers enjoyed
a sublet franchise from the Chicago
new papers. When the Atlantic and
Pac fc telegraph was started, that
being an independent enterprise,
George stated Est, located in New
York and Washington, and devised
20 perfect a cipher system that the
larger papers Of S.n Francisco, enjoy.
ing the franchise, prom tly made
terms with the inventor The Bulletin,
the leading paper then in San Francis.
col 1862 invited Mr.. George tn an edito-
rial chair, at a salary Of $4,000 gold.
VIII lie on the San Francisco Bulletin
he began 10 develop his land theories.
| At that time the Bulletin was friendly
to the Central Pacific Railway Com
pany, and Stamford end Cocker com.
planned. The Bull tin pioprietors were
towards in those days, lie good
many other cosst papers who were
seeking the favor of the great new
power that had been built up in
their midst. The Bulletin notified Mr..
George that his work was no longer
satisf .ctory. They dismissed HIM
on Saturday night, without a mo-
ment's warning Monday evening
there app ared on the streets The
Evening Post, price one cent, Henry
George and Henry Wendell Thorn.
son, editors" Nobody knew where
the money came from-ihere probably
was none 10 speak OF. Chicago wei
remembt rs Henry Wendell Tnoms son
late Assistant s ate's Att rGey, who
but recently died. George and Tnom.
son started the Post 1t was nct
much Of a start. There were nc
pennies on the coat then, but
G gorge. with his ever present
idea Of leveling everything, said
they must i'm mort some, Between them
they raised $500 and got out 5000,
pennies by express charges alone $l6
Teen they started out TO Ievnlutioniz:
the town. The result was the news
boys got most Of the pennies. Trey
would buy them for change. The
mining opera or would say, 'Gimmt
Post" and hand out dime. The boy
would hand over nicEe change snC
proceed to count out p nnies. what
that2 Oh, no boy; no free lunch to
kens for me. Keep Fem for yourself.
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PooILine Passengcr Rates,

CHICAGO, ILL, November 5.-The
Southern passenger and Ohio river
pool lines passenger agents had con-
ferenc today in order to agree upon
methods for retaining their winter
tourist travel. Low rates to florida
wss the course proposed, but quar-
rel over the payment OF commissions
and division OF rates prevented any
agreement being arrived at Another
conference will be held tomorrow.
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CHANCERY SALE
Or
REAL ESTAT H.

-
No. 5000 C2), R. D.-Chanoery Court Of Shelby
county-State of Tennessee ior use, etc.,
VS.. W. L. Butler ct al. No. HO4. X. D.
Memphis City VS., NJ. II. Stillman ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
10Th day of August, 1884, M. B. a, page 526,
/ will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, In front Of the Clerk and Masters
office, Courthouse of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, November lS, 1sS0,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county Ten
nessee, to-wit: 49,, L.,
RI ct pat Of lot twenty. nine t29). lying
west Of and adjoining lot No. %, in cherry
Caldwell 4 Co.'s subdivision Of part OF eogn-
try lot sol, known as the Arsenal droulnsas.
the said east part of lot ~ fronting 10 ieet
on the no tn side of Court street extendea,
running back 14S feet, Rnd the east me o.
said lot being about = feet west OF the
northwest corner Of Court and Orleans sts;
said lots owned by defendants, W. A. blCk-
ford and Mrs Marian II. Stillman.
Terms Of Sale-0n q credit OF six months;
notes with security; lien retained redemp-
tion barred. This October Is, 1886:
S, i. MCDOWELL, Olerk and Master.
BvT. b, Cald ell, Deruty o. and NJ.
Metcslf a Walker. ana Laurence Lamb,
EoI;citors for comp mt. sat
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-06
DIR. FRANK w. VANCE
Physician and Psychologist.

DR. VANCE has perfected himself in psy-
II ohology, and Is prepared TO treat dis
eases of nervous origin b. emit ely new
methods His therapeutics is addressed prin-
. neIly 10 the higher brain oenters Of spirit.
nal act witty, whose influence on lower fune-
uons, nervous and bodily, is paramount. As
~ astsr of the laws governing psychO-physi-
cal phenomena, he is cOnfd mt that results
will meet his most sanguine expectations.
Olice-21S Leg main Street.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No 6ss4-In the Chancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-A. L. blow and Others vs..
Irene Goelot et al.
that the defendant, Irene Goelet and Henry
bonner, her guardian, and Harry g. N.Y.
over, are residents OF the State of Horth Ger
DINA; and that Joseph N. Bell is a resident
OF the State Of Arkansas, and ell non-resi-
dents Of the State of Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse OF
Shelby county, in Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the FIRST Monday in December. 1886,
and plead, answer or demur TO complainant
as 10 them and set for hearing OK parte; and
that copy Of this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal. This 9th day ofOctober, 1886.
A copy--Attcst:
s, I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
ByB, +. Coleman, Deputy @. and M.
Gliston & Weakley, Soils. for oompl' mt n
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Gold Pens mt NTulford,s.
Lost Her Voice.

BERLIN, November 5.-Reports in
the Austrian press saying that Nine.
Gers.er since the birth of her daugh-
ter had lost her voice; thai her hus-
band deserted her, and tina she be-
come insane, elected the telegram
from Nine. Gerster declaring the story
libelous untruth, and that she is iiv-
ing happily with her husband.
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ADMINISTRATORS Sale
nr nousehoId & Nitchen Furniture

ON 18Th Of November, 1886, at the late
residet CO Of Charles Hsrzog, decesel, II,
No. 100 Adams street, will proceed to as.d
cash, an the HOUSE hold and Kitchen Furni-
ture belonging TO the estate of said Char es
iiersor, daoea ed. Sale at II o'clock am.
SELMA HERlQS, Administrator.
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sooinltst Meeiing ProhibIted.

LONDON, November 5.-The pro
posed soclai,t meeting at Trafalgar
Square or Lord Mayor day has beer
prohibited d.
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Milford, Jeweler, 994 Main street,
sOlicits orders from the country.
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Manhood ! y S %:: i 5 =s$
dence, causing Premature Decay, Nervous
Debility, Lost Manhood, etc, having tried
n simple seii.cure, which he willsend FREE
of his fellow sufferers, Address
O J. MASON,
posA Ofioe Box arg. New York City,
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the ShreWsbury Gu,

LONDON, November 5.-The Shrews.
bury cup, 1.-TWO miles,, was won by
the Duke OF Beauiot's thee year old
FLY, Winner Chew
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HOPKINS
SELLING OUT
To Dissolve COpartnershiP.
MILLINERY
BELO w COST!

nU-Don't Lose ,Xour Chance. Remember
from this dayto January l, 1881.
,-sr Bridal and Mourning outfits.
pg-The finest assortment Of DOLLS in the
city.
p~Hats Reshaped, Feathers Cleaned, Dyed
and Curled.
p1-HoIden Hair Wash BY the Small or Large
0,,nnAikina
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The Cherokee tracts Cannot BE Sold
EMPotIA, KAN, November 5.-The