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strihers ordered 70 Leave Town.

GALVESTON, TGx, December 49,
A special to tue News from Palestine,
Tex, says: FIVE of the ysrdmen
who slruck at Danis n recently, c3ms
here Saturday, snd, entering the H.
ternational and Grsat Northern rail-
way yards Saturday night, attempted
t. get the men employed there to
strike. TIE City Macsbal was nott-
fed, and ordered the strikers ennis
saries to leave town, which they did
Immediately. No labor trouble is
anticipate here, as the men cay they
are satis fed with their Wages,
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Open sessions-stApd nrd DoIInrr.

WARRINGTON, December l3.-Copies
OF a pamphlet Of fifty or sky pages,
by Dopnsn B Eaton. in support OF
the resolutions for open executive ses.
sions, have been received by the
Senators.
TIE issue of standard silver dollars
from the minls during the week ended
December llth wss 1926 019; same
week last year, S7O5,765. The ship
ment OF fractional silver coin since
December LIST amounts to 1888, 1923.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-14
FreIght CouductOrs strike.

LAFAYETTE, IND, December 49,
freight conductors on the entire line
OF the Louisville, New Albany and
Ohicaso railroad went on a strike to-
day on demand for an advance in
pay from q to 8 cents per mile and
allowance for Lost time, which the
managerial, reinse' Freight trains
from one end OF the road to the other
ara tied nm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-14
street Gar FmpIOyes Tie Up.

SAN FRASCEoo, December Is As a
result of the refusal of tee Geary Street
Cable RAILROAD t. grant its employees
increased pay and reduced hours, 4
tie up was crdsIed this morning and
100 men went out The company,
however, ran several cars during the
day with new hands The etrlke on
the Suffer Street railroad and It's
branches continues the company is
also loT running q number of cars and
is incft asing them each day as fact a,
new men are hrlken in
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-14
PROBATE COURT SADIE
M EAL ESTATE.

No. $50, R,D.-In the Probate Court OF Shelby
County, Tennessee-J. A; Anderson, adj
ministrRtOr, ETC., VS.. r. u. Miller, guar
dian, etc, ct al.
DY virtue Of decree for resale In thi7
ID cause, will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in front of the Court.
house door, on Main street, Memphis, Ten
Saturday, December ~, 1886,
within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Lying and being in the city o. Mem phis.
county of shelby, and State. q Tennessee,
to-wit: Known as No. l45, being the west
half thereof, fronting IS feet on. Market
street and running tack u feet inches:
Terms Of SRle-0ne- third cash; balance
pay ablo in equal ingtallments in six and
twelve months; purchaser 20 execute notes
with good and sufficient securities Tor de:
ierred payments, and lien retained until
the W hole OF tue purchase money Is paid.
This November q, 1886,
BY Thos. b. CronshaW, ID. o.
Tavlnr = CuTroll. anltNirOrn-
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WEAK, ilRDEVfLQpEO PARTS


OF TIE HrMAN R0DY ENLAn0En, nANLL0PEl
grELN UTHENEp, Et-., Is an iuturcsting alyeftiseme
ung run In our pAper. lnrepy % tnqntiea we NsAIh
here Is no evidence humlmg about this on The eonM
he adTOscrs very highy ndoEsed. lntesed peIaea
nav cot acaed creuars syns all particularly BY sddress
EEr NspIc,L %. RnTalo. N. Y.Toledo kytnlns Bee.
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40 BREWERS ALLOWED
TO BELONG TO THE KNIGHTS or
- LABOR.
Street Car Employees, Spring and
Axle Workers and Freight
Conductors strike.

CixoINNATI, o, December 12.-Rs-
Gently large number OF brewery en-
ployes here organized as Knighis o.
Labor, takiPS the name of GambiiJ ~
Assembly. Today the prominent
knights Ct Labor met and decided to
pIotes. 20 Mr.. Pjwderly, on the
RySund hat ea'oonists ara not eligible
10 membership IN tne organic ltion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-14
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No. IL Jefferson Street,
Between Main and FrOnt0 MEMPHIS.
IEstabIishad in 1850,

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Recent GASES Of Gonorrhea, and Syphilis
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Manning viii Not Resign.

WARRINGTON, December lS.-Secre.
tary Manning said last night tina, he
had not thought OF resigning, and that
his health is improving daily.
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

he tea y. \. Herald SAYS ,hat =
ven hhowh naturalist 1T that city. vh,,
has been Visiting many different towns III,
mat AMI adjoining counties durin. the
ia'' "por three months, report, that the
smaller hlrd>, with the execution If th,
English sparrow, have decreased r,,ulIh
~ numbers, aud there is every rr,>,n Ia
lear that seine species will ,lsapl.ar On.
tit'Iy from the locality. The wren torr>
ample Is exceedingly scarce thu. hnh.
INKS are disappearing RAPIDLY, and n,,n
not more Than one Is 10 tp seen NL,,r,.
there wer" fifty year on two
ago Biurhirds, yelloWbinis, ofin,,,
and other bright plumagcd sonrstrr. ar,.
idphiiy passing away, and even tn,
hawks, crows, and owls are not spared
the d'ihlhntlan Is attributed to the IL.
Ilihinl> at fashion for the ornam,ntati,u
al la'iieN hats, AMI 10 small boys who have
a mania tor collecting eggs Fruit tree.
ANA All stfts ut vegetation are sutl,llu.g
if'h TIE fifiges uf insect, which the
ilttls Formerly DESTROYED
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

livery mn here has its large sluar, t,t,E
"t i'oe water, led from hot mountain,
Springs clear as IA crystal and peculiarly
thNisoratihS IL the tired Traveller A,
so"h A. hal finished my dinner of rice
and bNfort SAUSAGE, asked for In. I.,,l
ana was lno'testls conducted by the s,n,,.
duiiIps, sweet voics'i little maid Ia a latas..
i"''ih al The front CORNER VI the house Ia
my on Two streets, which upon Ifl,,stti.p
! toihd To he the bath, and, much Il, a.y
di'c"hetrtlnent, IL Wa, lnelo,el on tt,
street Sides by Stats only. open Il, eyer,
p'',s'f gaze. On my obiectinr Ia hath
lux III public the innkerper hung a curtain
o thlh White cotton cloth around tn. nIIt
side ANA placed IA Japanese screen s,, a., D.,
'a' OIL the view from the inside Inn.
protected plunged boldly in, and had tA.
hld,t perfect hot bath af my hf, uatNjtl,
standing a hoy on tuo ,enturrd T., raf.,
the curtain and peep in. une real war
"'"t was, however, enough To ril ma. nf
any Further disturbance, ami r,rn,u
hiend the baths If ,,hlmouo,uwa uur..
sef'ediy 10 the tired Traveller Cor N,,,
York sun
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17
The Frairir-Dog disappearing.

The bounty of ) cents for each aud
every prairie dog by the territory has had
the effect Of greatly diminishing the mum
Der 81 these pests ~ealps are puuflll
INTO the clerks offices, and warrants az.
gregalng heavy sums have already been
drawn IN favor Of prairie dog slayrrs The
prairie le. Is a pest which the farmers If
Tue west must rli themselves Of
hrdss, growing gain aud ,rlp'a
hles are subject not only to at.
tack from them but to absolute
eradication Instances have. Of late year.
been frequent where the work Of an entire
spring, AMI consequently the fruits of 4
years toll aud care. have been rendered
nugatpry AMI destroyed by one week j,
Nurk NJ the dogs TN the cattle ranges,
tu", they are dreaded Here they not only
destroy the grass Of iinmrnse areas
IlIt their straight, deep burrows, open
ami innunrribe. are the prolific suHtrtS
VI accidents tn riders. frequently deadly
IA chaIatttr Cheyenne Wyo Leader
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17
M lalk NJ lonpre,>,uan.

couple of western men from tn,
thpitalalhs were in town. and. hearing
That an elocutionary congressman was t.
II" 4 a"eld'uation at an entertainments
'"urlttt,'t togo and hear HIM Wn,u
they Eot III aul We're seated, the Younger
ca" asked his COMPANION which was IT,,
congressman
Hes thlt rious loukin' Teller sittln
Thar with his hands folded, replied Diy,
confidently
shore questioned doubling Thomas
"'"ur~c am u,eter know fonr or
I'VE nv en-, an they all looked hkr
him.
lhilly the congressman rose t. speak
filS selection was kicn2is Address 81
ami Dave and Tum were all attention a~
the speaker came forward. bowed, and In
gan
II come not here to talk
Tom looked X his companion
Dave, he said in a whisper, that ain t
No Congressman, les go and the, got up
aid Went ont Washington Critic
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

An incident at Minneapolis recently il
lu't ~ the Milwaukee train was pullA1
'lt f"r this city a lady, attempting tn -t.t
thJarl. missed her footing aud fell he
tween the ears and the platform IT the
station ANY move Ia rise would have
iltr .Nli her beneath the wheel, t. be- hot
litiy man-led, and seeing this, a brake
hhil tnnI himself bodily upon her aul
81 fhe imminent risk ot his own lie, held
ici last until the tulch hal rolled by
Her thanks tu her savior were conveyed
b H1shiu- ye. and words, Kissed through
ben teeth
ion brute. YOU
llrlt Is 10 moral Minneapolis Jour
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LOVES SEASON.

Spr.nstifHe love i like the flowers
Fan 10 blossom aud to die.
smiling thrlsa "a lev sweet baurs-
All. tel NE wty
summers lave i like the showers
h'tFet with lightning from the ,kx-
".I'ei soon il passions powers:
All, tell mt Why
Aat'i1hi.e l"Te is like the gold
itttt "a tia forest lelves shall lie.
o'..t hIS lei with >l,e,l uatoId
All, te.lm why.
" lhtrf- love / like. the cold
And chilling wind, that ouiekIy he
ai,lsiiln- Ger w,-,j and wold.
All, tell Tie why
i'' >'.'',in"r Autumn, Winter, Sprn.
are full Of lorr that shall moi ,b,
f"f Love Is If them all the kim
And who cares Why.
" i iieadt r,un
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Tff'tttArItfe< u tie 's~lFUIIfII-- UI,a,,n "a
Tufrtf> a ii, --fItr..}-7.f T-.z--s,..tr.a t..-f
maIaiv. c..lr.f grrlt- .1s p..,,-...r r, IT.,
n,-r.a.S IL ,,lr.t.8 ~, tl.,,... -.
a...,t ~ ARR, y,L.,4 has r.,.-r ~. -
.af,... been I.,rlf,,I I'M rr,. ,r,,l s.,,r....f.
of tins oaurfr. .xc.ut Ia rE,. Nf+..t..l,,'
sits M.tlf.tl .lauragl frar, y,b..I' ~.
ensv Ih- n.t.at,f .n,r.,If,-a ...l.,r,
i >,4t.~I ,,Itr..,ta,,. -.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-08-17

! don't tunu hut il WAS because VA,
h"N, said nHn Nllurl. musln-l,, "hut
lEttl drrttuN ago Il >,g.luct To- nae ruga
Nas alive With tho SONG III bnt,
~ every portion CONTRARY to tho usual
hlct that tWflral cIIuitS only produce
hltd'"l tiaunn color, W. had and still
nave. ~ many parts IAnumertlla aud
".tlt''t'tt' otttscrs. For quarter century
have h"i heard such melody as Wr hear
'NrtN"h're about NJ this moruin.
Herr We have ridden les thln i haltr
and have seen Eighteen distinct Specie, Of
hif'l, thr crow, the parrot. the mlt.u
hhd lh' pat"Iuet. the lapN IN, thrutlalr.
lh' tHnn.n.a the robin, the brown prh.
an, Ih ,an the moektnt bird, the
tannN Iar golden winged vuuaprrkrr
~. tt.lt bird the blue hlrI. the
l hOri AMI the huumlut hir,l,
n.l. z not hu.,er than 4 srnutila,
tumHI N,r rphhri back there IA H..
'hIPp".I lh.rc are nlty az >lNN varr
it>r'i ttr,c hummlue mrls alone ll.Il
20 l@a tri~ We have seen ale .ant-trr,.
~ ihty 1Geu nIs a beginning iiu the
.ln,d 81 sputt ~urn uhohaN, ,,pac Il n. tor.
sea- AMI slaughtered them tnf th,, NAM
hrr markets 81 France, Eu.sl and AMI
America, AMI the lnruuI' ut ttn~,' pr~rh
tf"uo ln-lr.h spitrnN-, which arr gr.nlu
1ih ""lruunlug the whole hui world
tIN" Nruutht sal rata,t. With nur Cuban
-'t--t'r+ and birds Of piumar Cor
4 Atelto News
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ST. Johns x LAM tuSTlS DIV.
CHARLOTTE HAkBOR pIvlSIvN.

h-t 'tttht t"ttv Httte with ,uu,f tan.
TON NNtte.tf,.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10
SPECIAL AND LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF LAW AND BY VIRTUE
/ of the authority vested in trustee by a
certain deed of trust dated the LIST day OF Oeto
Der, A. ID. 1855, duly recorded, shall proceed TO
sell on Saturday the 18th day of November A. ID.
1885, at II O'Clock NJ in front OF the Office of Barnes
Hotel at Mississippi City, in the State of Mississippi
to the highest bidder for cash. order to satisfy said
deed OF trust the following described properly to-
wit: THAT certain tract OF land together with the
buildings thereon, situate, lying and being in
Mississippi City, County of Harrison, and State of
Mississippi known as Barnes Hotel, commencing
at stake on the shore of the Gull OF Mexico,
which stake stands due South of the Southwest
corner OF the hotel building, and running thence
East four hundred and fourteen feet more or less
along said Gulf shore 10 a street or road called
Texas street due north of the hotel wharf; and
running thence north to the township line between
township seven and eight, range eleven west, and
thence due west with said township line four hum
dred and fourteen feet less 10 a stake
thence south TO the seashore place OF beginning
bounded south by the Gulf OF Mexico, north by the
township line west by the property OF Mrs Martha
A. Davis and east by Texas street; also a tract OF
Land adjoining the above and known the lot up
which stu 4ted the billiard-roOm, etc. OF
Barnes Hotel and described as follows: Commencing
at a stake on the shore of the Gull of Mexico on
the east side of the str called Texas street. and
running thence along said Gulf shore three hun
dred and thirtyfoGr feet less to the south
west OF George Wigs property, thence
north with the line OF said Wigs lot, about one
eighth mile to the southeast corner OF 5. Callens'
property thence west with the line oil said Gallons lot
three hundred and thirty feet less TO the
street road called Texas street, thence south
with said street 70 the place of beginning, bounded
south by the Gulf OF Mexico, north by :. Calleus
property, west by Texas street, and east by the
property of George Wigs, ali in Section One
Township Eight, south OF Range Eleven West, and
also all household furniture, fixtures. etc In. ar
appertaining 10 said Ba mes HOTEL
shall convey 10 tine purchaser by proper deed
such title as Is vested in me trustee said
deed of trust f. HOWARD MCCALEB,
Harrison County, Miss Oct 5th 1ss6-6w
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Rntnrian "a Fores1s.

Rotation Of forest growth has long
been theme Of spccularion-for %exam-
pie, how the oak takes the place of the
pine after the latter is cleared off. In a
paper contributed 70 The American Nat
uralist Mr. John T. Campbell gives some
notes Of his own observation on the
agency Of birds and animals in this re-
suit. OF these he gives the palm 70 the
crow. Il have seen crows, he says.
gather By the hundreds and have a
regular pow-wow or mass convention.
As they start to fly away many, if not
all, wiz drop something. l have found
these TO be acorns, walnuts, hickory-nuts
buckeyes, sycamore-balls, sticks. egg
shells, pebbles. etc. As a crow leaves an
oak he viii pluck an acron, which he
may carry five miles, and light on a
beach tree, where something else viii
attract his attention, when he will drop
the acorn aud may be pluck pod of
beech nut, and fly away somewhere else. >
Chicago News.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10

The country viii be glad to learn that
the extravagant stories of the alleged
domestic unhappiness of Mrs. Sartoris,
the daughter of Gen. Grant, and her
cruel treatment by her husband and his
family, are altogether without founda-
ton. 1t is stated on the authority of the
Grant family, that her life abroad is a
cheerful one, and that she is happy in it,
and that instead of being poor as has
been alleged, the senior Sartoris Is
wealthy, and is besides thoroughly fond
of his American daughter. Frank
Leslie's
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10
The Jews, Quarter in Rome.

The Jews quarter in Rome viii in a
week or txo's time be a thing of the
past. From the sanitary point of view
the demolition of the Ghetto is no doubt
highly desirable; but the traveller seldom
troubles himself about the health of the
people whose streets he visits, and he
viii regret that he viii seeno more those
picturesque ruins creeping up beside the
ancient monuments, leaning against the
gate of Octavius, swarming with an ac-
tive and industrious folk who lived, so
to speak, on their dooTsteps.
The Jews had made themselves there
a sort of second fstherland; their habits,
their traditions, had followed them
there, and they were a little town to
themselves. The present government
dispossesses them, and gives them wide
streets, and Israel is again Dispersed
Pail Mall Gazette.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10
Monday. November %, 1856.

sell at public auction for cash to the highest bid
der, in front Of the City Hail. in the City OF jack
son, the following of land and appurtenances
thereunto, belonging Kinds county, VI ississippi
to-wit: known the Lynch place." hf NV ar
and " hf Of or and Or OF or, and hf Of
or, and or of section eight 81, and hf Of
NV qr, and hf Of ne or, and Y acres in the or
Of section 9, aud 80 in the south end Of hf
OF or OF section g, ali in TOWNSHIP g. r. l. east
except those lots Of said homestead sold By w. J..
and NJ. ;. Ware to the following named persons,
to-vit: Is acres to w. W. Porter; 80 to Rob-
insoD, acres to Robinson, acres TO Norfolk
Lynch, and acres to Lawrence Adams; excepting
also 20 acres sold by Capital state Bank to A. >.
Jackson excepting also that part OF hf NV ar
and " hf Of ne Or lying north Of the Natehez and
jackson Railroad. subject to the Trust Deed exc
euted by I. L. Stockton 10 secure the purchase
money.
oct-2o, 's6-5w. A. G. MOORE, Cemir
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10
mo ,iernn ID Rahies.

The long-sought microbe or germ of
hydrophobia has been discovered by
G.. F. Dowdeswell, F. L. s., IN the nerv-
Gus tissues of rabid animals. 1t is not
very minute, but has evidently escaped
detection on account of the difficulty OF
staining it so as to make it visible under
the microscope. Previous observers have
affirmed finding this microbe, but their
reports have not been accepted.-Ar-
kansaw Traveller
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10

Philadelphia has eight woman physicians
who mako $4,000 year apiece. We hayr
observed that the mortality in Philadelphia
has been startlingly large for some years
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10

An examination of the carcasses of the
jack-rabbits which are dying by thou
sands in the eastern part of Nevada
shows that the animals are filled with
tape wor1ns.-NV Western Letter.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10

a citizen, scared by Virgins earthquake
predictions, sent his two half-grown boys to
q friend in the country. A few days later
the friend wrote him: aDear Sir. Please take
your boys back and send us the earthquake.
Galveston News
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10
For Keeling SIX.

An ingenious machine for reeling silk from
cocoons is now in operation at the depart
ment OF agriculture, in Washington It Is
claimed to overcome the chief difficulty in
successful silk culture.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10
An Unbeatable Nuisance.

The chestnut gong was rung continually
in the public schools of Portland, Ore, that
it became an unbearable nuisance, and now
any pupil who carries one to school is per-
manently expelled if the teacher discovers it
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10

Back are the summer boarders-
Back to their home In town.
And the farmers wifeas In the city to-day
Buying new silk gown
They left her q hundred dollars.
And the thought Of Il makes her laugh,
Tor the cost Of their board % the farmers wife,
Was just four dollars and : haif.
F2ru<fxa C4ra1ripf.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-11-10
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