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Liable 20 BE Lynched.

STEELvILLR, Mo, September a.
Wallace, the alleged murderer of the
Logan family. made the following
statement last Sunday in regard to the
accusation against him:
"0u the night the crime was com.
M tied / WAS there at CUBE. l was in
the habit OF visiting the wife of Sam
Vaughn, coloied woman, and went
out that night 10 see her. got there
on the midnight train and went to her
house and knocked. She told me her
husband had gone to Rolla and / went
in and Htaid while and finally left to
go down to my fathers. / got as far
as the railroad eros sing and met
Vaughan. l asked him where be had
been and he said to Rolla. tod him
/ was going down to my fathers and
he told ma not to go. He had been
there and bad got into bad trouble and
did not want me to tell he had been
out that night He gave me 500 to
leave there and not tell l had seen
him. Wednesday l went 10 the city,"
Last Sunday evening Vaughan was
arr rested, but the officers soon became
convinced that Wallace's story was
false, that Vaughan is innocent, and
he was released. The murder case il
now being investigated by the grand
jury and witnesses who saw Wallace
on the trail going from st. Louis to
Cuba, and these who saw him at the
la ter place on the night of the murder,
have testified to these facts.
Mr.. Logao's brother arrived today
from California, and will do all in his
power to fix the crime ON the guilty
man.
The excitement in the county still
continues, and it is thought by many
that the murderer will yet be taken
from the Jail and lyIched.
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FAILURE Al CHICAGO
or One of the Largest Wholesale
Millinery Firms in the West.

CHICAGO, Ill September 30.-Ths
firm Of A. S. Gaze & Co. confess ed
Judgment in favor Of the First Nation
al Bank this morning. for $97 900, The
firm occupies one of the finest blocks
on Wabash avenue, at the corner OF
Adams street, and has been carrying
on a wholesale business in millinery
and fancy goods. The firm during the
foreuc on made an ASSIGNMENT Of its
entire ock 10 H. ]. McFatlsnd, and
its large e,tabl shment was at once
closed. The liabilities are placed at
$3.50 600. and are owing almost entirely
to Eastern hou:es The assets are
roughly estimated at $650,000. s X
mon hs ego, in addition to its whole
sale depa tment, the firm opened a
large retail dry goods store. 1t was
surmised in business circles that the
firm WIS pressed, but the failure did
not appear to be anticipated.
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Confessed 10 Arson.

SKowHEGAN, MICH, September So
Alfred Hurd was arrested here yester-
day. He has confessed to the burn
ing of Frost's and Laughton's build
ings. He lived at Lsugaton's. Hurd
was suspected Saturday last, but
Laughton thought it impossible that
he should do it. Hurd is but 16 years
Of age and not very intelligent. He
will oe taken to the Norridgework jail
today. Laughton and Frost lived only
half mile apart. Detectives expect
to have the whole business cleared up
shortly. 1t is now stated that woman
will come in as an accomplish ii no!
the int tlgator OF the firing OF these two
buildings. Sensational Developments
are expected within twenty-four
hours.
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From tne Austrinn Capital.

VIENNA, September 80 The Reich
stag assembled today. la the Lower
House Deputy Heilsberg asked Prime
Minister Won Tsafe whether the gov
eminent wa, disposed to characterize
positively as idle inventions the
rumors to the effect that changes had
tsken place in the relations between
Austria and Germany because OF Ger
msuy's support of Russia in Bulgaria.
The Nttte Freie PreSSe gays: Bis
marck's greatest connivauce cannot
destroy the elements of antagonism be-
tween Germans end Panslsvlsts. Ma
terial interests will assert Themselves,
and Germany will not be willing that
Russia shall some day comprise the
whole OF Asia and thus be able 10
place the greatest power in the world
at the disposal of PdnslRvism.
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FIENDS in HUMAN FORM.
DOINGS OF BRUTAL MURDERERS
AND MINOR CRIMINALS.
Horrible Murder Of Young Woman
The Logan Family Slayer
ether Crimes.

PENNINGTON, Mo-, September So
A brutal and horrible murder Of a
young woman named Annie Vesth,
daughter OF a respectable old German
named Peter Vesth, was committed in
Ste. Geneyieve county, sbout sixteen
m les from this pace, yesterday.
While the mother of the young wom-
an was absent at a neighbours and the
boys were at work in the field come
one went to the house, mu dered her
and threw the body in a well, where it
was found by The family. Some of
the furniture drawers were opened, as
if robbery was the object OF the muir
Ger. A tramp who had been to the
house earlier and had asked fo- some
thing to eat is supposed to be the muir
deIer The officers are now on his
track, and should he he eau hit aud
brought to this vicinity he will doubt
less by lynched,
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Cable FIahheH.

LONDON, September 30.-Sir Regi-
"a d Hanson has been elected Lord
Mayer Of London,
LONDON. September 30.-The Eng.
lish fishlug smscks, which were Sc zed
at Havre, nave been released.
BERLIN, Sep ember 80 Edwin Ar
mold is Ill. He recently underwent
an operation for inte nal abcess.
BERLIN, September 80 Severe frosts
prevail throughout Germany. In
Bavaria heavy srowfalls are reported.
DUBLIN, September 30.-The Earl OF
Northbrook is in Ulster making per-
sonal investigation of the land ques-
ton.
PARIS, S pttmber 30-CbiDa in
tends 10 issue losn for $4,000, COO
for the construction OF railways in the
empire.
MELBOURNE, September 30.-The
Argus says the Ia est French opera
lions in tie New HebriGes indicate
permanent occuI alton.
LONDON, September 30-The steam
er Suffo k is a total wreck. Her cargo
is washing ashore aud is being rescued
by wreckers. Three thousand bags oil
the cargo have been saved.
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Nnn.Resilent NOtlae.

No. 6264-In the Chancery Court of Shelby
County, Tenn.-J0hn I. Willins VS.. Will
lam. Dunn TTabue ct al,
1t appearing from the bill which ia sworn
to in this cause that the defendants, ToDey
Trabue, A. u, Trabue, Joan Trabue, Addie
Trabuo and Christine Trabuo are. residents OF
Missouri; Mrs. j. II. Reynolds is resident
of Texas; Mrs. O. W. stein Is . resident OF
New York, and that Mrs. O. Il. STEVE and
Mrs. @. l. Sture ara residents OF Louisiana,
and that the heirs of Robert Trabue, and Of
Alfred A. Hyde are unknown, and their
names and places of residence are unknown
and cannot be ascertained after diliPent in
quiry. Said unknown heirs are made. par
ties defendant herein on account Of their in
terest in the south half of lot OF land de.
creed to John 4. Willins, J. W. Trabue and
A. A. Hyde by the first Chancery Court OF
Memphis, March IS, 1867, the came fronting
76xl50 feet on the west side OF walnut street,
this suit being brought for the partition or
sole for partition Of said lot.
1t is, therefore, ordered that they make
their appearance herein, at the Courthouse
Of Shelby county, in Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the first Monday in November
1886, and plea d, answer or demuT 70 com
plainant bill, or the same VIII DC taken ior
confessed as 10 them and set for hearing OK
parte; and that copy OF this order be pup
lished once week for four SUCCESSIVE weeks
in the Memphis Appeal. This 9Th day Of
September, 1885.
A copy-Attest:
s. I. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master,
By B. II. Coleman, Deputy q and M.
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WE PLAYED ALONE.
LIFE.


Blew the summer breezes gently.
While pastebOa,d battle waged;
Scar we minded, so intently
With the game we we're or gagged.
All she seemed queenly beauty,
Fit to win gods regards
Il forgot a partners duty,
As the captain deaf the cards.
As ! gazed their pictured faces
Mirrored back her image still,
Al confused were kinss and aces
MinglinR in wild quadrille-
Till, as from enchanted distance,
Came her pure and cultured tone
(ScOrning all my weak assistance)i
Diamonds, trumps; play alone"
Blew the autumn breezes gently,
As we sat upon the sands,
While the pillows impudently
Cast their spray upon her hands.
All she seemed a goddess, surely,
Proper theme for tuneful bards
(Glancing downward 80 demurely),
While sly Cupid dealt the cards.
Then | told in tender fashion, .
While the sea looked on and smiled
How my. strong, consuming passion
Thoughts of other maids exiled.
But she spake in cultured tone
(Scorning my two thousand yearlyl,.
Diamonds, trump; l play alone"
Straight rushed to dissipation,
MRdly trod its widest range;
Then turned to speculation,
While my luck was wOndrous strange
Thousands upon thousands pilinR.
Naught my onward course retards
yielding to my fond beguiling),
Goddess Fortune dealt the cards.
s.
Yes, I saw her at the angle.
OF the staircase batting Brown;
She's n lovely tn oat to strange,
And her cheek is showing down.
Did you say she lookedY Appealing?
Well, I'm sorry, must own
(There has been another dealingl,
Diamonds, trump; Iplay alone"
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Carried Away While Her Husband
SIeeps

New YoKK, September O.-Aspecial
from Cohoes, N Y, says: Superin-
tendent Wheeler, of st. Agnes Gene
terry, on the outskirts of the town,
lives in a house in the cemetery. Last
night about 8 o'clock Mr.. Wheeler
was in bed sleeping, but Mrs. Wheeler
WAS about the house. There was a
rap at the door, which was opened by
Mrs. Wheeler. Four men immedi-
ately pounced upon her and carried
her through Tie cemetery. Although
she screamed with all her might her
husband did not hear her. When the
end OF the cemetery was reached, the
men tied her to a fence. They then
demanded that she tell where the 500
was hidden which her husband had
received from the pastor Of 81. Agnes
Church, but she refused to tell. They
threatened to hang her, but she firmly
refused to give the information. Then
the men left her and went to the
house, which they searched thorough.
ly, bus did not find the money, and
the men left. The woman's screams
finally attracted the attention OF neigh
Dor farmers. They found hsr tied IL
the ience and insensible. Mrs
Wheeler was carried home and bel
husband awakened.
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DURSUANT to an execution Issued Au-
l. gust 6, 1886, from tho supreme Court Of
Tennessee, on judgment rendered by said
Court, June ~, 1885, in favor of l.. Ripper
son against W. Il. Galbr ath and j. M.
Fowllos, comprising the firm of W. b. CAL
breath h Co., for ono thousand and eighty
nine dollats and eishty-hve cents (slOS9 S5),
Saturday, October 2, 1885,
In front of the Courthouse do T, in Shelby
county, Tom. sell to tho highest bidder Tor
cash the following do'cribed tract of land in
the Taxing District of Shelby county, in
Shelby county, Tenn, to-wit; Beginning Mt
point on tho south line OF Union street,
Ah feet east Of a four ~ foot alley; thense
east on and with south limo of MON street
3i1a feet to n stake; thence seUthwardly, at
right anglos with Union street, 1873 feet TO an
alley; thence with said alley westwardly
@h feet TO a stake; thence or line per-
pendicular to Union street nOrthwardly 1873
feet TO the point of beginning, being came
lot conveyed bv W. b. aalbTeath to A. Vac
caro- by deed registered in Shelby county,
Tenn, in book 100, page 1877, and same being
the cast half OF lot conveyed by Y. Lane e
NJ. L. Meacham and W. b, galbroath, by
deed in book 81, page 1874, of the Registers
Office Of ssid county. Levied on as the prop
erty Of W. b. aRlhreath to satisfy said OK
eoution, W. ID. CANNON, Sheriff.
BY JONI ]. MASON, Deputy Sheriff.
pOstOn IL pONtOn, Attorneys.
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Kaubsrs, the Russian special agent,
Threaten to have the not ces removed
The re pie resent the conduct OF Rus
Ella in dem .nciue as the price CT The
Cars protect on the liberation OF po-
litical prisontrs, the raising OF the
state OF siege and freedom for al par,
tifs to voie in elec,iDg the Grand
Sobranje II is believed that aTupture
between Bug'ria and Russia is immi-
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Reported Language of Father Cant
MeIl.

DUBLIN, September S0,-Father
Cantwell, a C.tdolic priest, is reported
to have used the following language
while addressing a league NEE leg
yettefd ": ."Sparing landlord who
uDjusly evicted tenant is straining
to the utmost limit the order which
tells US not to murder sny individual.
S i'll il al ways is morally wrong to com,
NIT murder"
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De Frey einer. strong Language.

PARIS, September 90.-The Paris
newspapers warmly Indorse the firm
ness OF Ds Freycinet's language. LIE
National says; 1--WE have no concern
with Tripoli and will not 60 there.
Our interests lie in Egypt and no
where else, and we shall enforce our
rights" De Freycinet arrived at
Montpelier today and was enthusi-
astically received by the people.
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THE BUILDING TRADE DISPUTE
AZ Chicago Has caused COnsidera-
bIe Delay in Construction.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 90.-It is
said that the dispute between the
stone cutters and the stone masons
and bricklsyeEs has already resulted
in considerable delay to buildings in
course Of construction. An extern
sive builder aud contractor said the
effect thus far has been 10 stop the
work on large number OF structures,
and unless the matter was settled,
the work on others would be discon-
tinued. The senior member Of one
of the largest architect firms in the
city said he was glad the fight was on,
as it would result in breaking the
combination among the cut stone con-
tractors and bring about reasonable
prices for all cut stone work.
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Petition for ReheaTiug Denied.

STAUEToN, VA, September 3N.-This
morning the Supreme Cout of Vir-
ginia, sitting here, handed down the
papers in the case of T. j. Culverius,
who stands convicted OF the murder OF
Lillian Madison at the Old Reservoir,
Richmond, Va, with the indorss-
ment that the petition for a rehesriug
is denied. This remauds the case to
the Hastings Court, of Richmond, by
which the time will be fixed for the
death penalty by hanging unless Ex-
ecutive clemency inierposes.
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Joseph Will Remain in Prison.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 30.-A
dispatch from Ottawa, H., received
this morning, conveys the informa-
ton that the Supreme Court has de-
MED the application of Attorney
Richberg for the release of Joseph u.
Mackin from the Joliet penitentiary
on q writ OF habeas corpus.
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Desperate fighting at Belfast,

BELFAST, Contender 29.-There was
desperate fighting today between Pro-
testsnt and Catholic workmen st
Barbour's foundry, this city. The po-
lice interfered, when the lighters
joined fcrcss, stoned and routed the
police. Cavalry was summoned,
which charged upon ard dispersed the
mob. Scores ofrioteIs and several po-
licemen were injured.
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The Assassin Of The bishop of Madrid

MADRID, September 30.-The trial
OF Father Caye and Galeote, the asses.
sin of Mgr. Isquierdo, Bishop of
Madrid, is proceeding in the city. I'M
mense crowds surround the Palace Of
Justice, in which the trial is being
conducted Galeote insists that he
YVES justified in the murder OF the
Bishop. He declares that he has
twice tried to commit suicide in prison.
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will Not Allow Interference by Any
Single Power.

PEsTH, September 80. Prime Min
lister T sza, replying to interpretations
for the government in the lower
House OF thu Hungarian Parliament
today, ssid that Austro-HuDgary in
tended to prevent any single power
from establishing protectorate over
Bulgaria. Eve want independence
among the Balkan States" he con-
tinued, "without having eny covetous
designs toward any of them. No COM
munity of interests exist in the Bal
kans. The Austro-Germsn alliance
continues, guarding the mutual condi-
tions OF existence without endsnger-
ing peace. Au- tro-Hungary will not
allow any single power TO max e armed
interference in Bdlg aria. Austr1-
Hungary earnt silly intends following
this policy during these critical times"
The Prime Minister'S assertion that
Austro. Hungary would not permit shy
foreign power TO es ablish pio,ectc-
rate over Bulgaria, was loudly ap-
plguded,
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LONDON, September 30-The British
steamer Ayrshire, from New Orleans
August 18th, via Newport News, for
Antwerp, was lowed into Falmouth
by the steamer WeatheIby British
from Newport News, September I'd,
for st. Nazaire, before reported as hay
ing lest her propeller blades, and was
proceeding under sail.
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A DruRRist DrinLs CarboIIc Acid

0MRo, Wis, September 3O.-F. E.
Henry, prominent druggist, took
drink Of carbolic acid, in mistake for
beef extract, this morning, and died
in terrible agony ten minutes alter
ward. He was 80 years old and leaves
a wife and two children.
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To Lecture in America.

LONDON, September 3d. Angus
Sutherland, member OF Parliament
for Sutherlandshire, will soon start
for the United States and Can
ada, whtrs he will lecture on the
crofters and form Highland leagues.
Mr.. Sutherland is the son of a crofter.
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nividend DECLARED.

INV YORK, september 30.-rhe
heads of the Vanderbilt roads met to-
day aud declared dividend OF l pei
cent. on New York Central for the
past quarter, ard decided not to de-
clare any dividend on Lake Shore OF
Michipan Central.
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Dangers 10 which the Pope Ii Ex'
nnAeI.

ROME, September 80 The Vatican,
in circular to Papsl Nun clos at for
eign couIts, portrays the dangers to
which the Pope is exposed owing to
fresh prosecutions preparing and to
the countepaLcs which the govern
iment gives 10 SgitatioDs against the
Holy See.
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Russia's Occupation More Pro
nOunced.

VIENNA, September 30.-Diplomats
here believe that since the return Of
Count Kslnosky, Austrian Minis er of
Foreign Affairs, from Pesth, Ausiria's
attitude gains. Russia's occupation Of
Bulgaria IS mora pronounced. This is
partly accounted for by the belief that
Austria fears that if Bu'gaiia is cccu-
pied by Russia, King Milan will be de-
posed in Servia, and Servia and Bull
garia will be both Russian'zed. This,
it is argued, would cause disorder in
Bosnia, and probably a conflict with
Mont nanrn
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Military Pickets Again on Duty.

BELFAST, September S0-The mill
tary pickets who we're recently with
drawn from the disturbed districts in
this city have again been placed on
duty to prevent another outbreak.
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Crab Orchard Springs,

T INCOLN COUNTY, KY. Tho e1oellen
Lofthe cuisine, and accommodations char
actoristic of this hotel during the past three
years, shall be fully maintained this season.
Excursion tickets to the Springs by tho u.
and N, Railway are good via Louisville, both
going and returning, to proceed on fret train
succeeding arrival in Louisville.
W r. GRANT, Pres't. j. @. KING. Sup,t.
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annr RnhY,s FIrst Yenr. ;,

by Marion Harland, with other valus-
bic information; forty-eight page book.
Sent free on receipt Of 2 cent stamp.
Address Reed & Carnrick, Mercantile
Exchange Building, New York City.
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BuIgarians Resent the Conduct of
Russia.

SOFIA, September 3O.-The Regency
has posted notices of the elections for
the Grand sobrsnje, which is to elect
successor to Prince Alexander. Gen.
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BEAVERDAM SPRINGS


nN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1886, at No;
" 40 Market street, Memphis, Ienn',
he Household ana Kitchen Furniture, in:
Gliding one Parlor Set, three Room Sets and
Kitchen furniture, in said residence, sell
nnder trust deed made by John zent 70 me,
recorded in book 81, page 6SS. IN keEisters
Snto' I, r. MCFARLAND, Trustee
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NJ on RGJE.

OFFICE MEMPHIS GAS LIGHT COMPANY, I
MEMPHIS, TRNN.
pY order of tho Board OF Directors Of the
- Memphis Gas Light Company, made
said company was called to he held on Mon
day, October 4, 1885, at the Office of the COM
pany, In Memphis, at IL M, TO consider and
act upon contract nade by the Board Of
county, copy OF which contract has beer
sent by mail TO each stockholder In further
pursuance Of said order of the BoaId, notice
Of said meeting Is hereby givon to the stock
holders OF said company, and they are earn
estly requested to BIO present, OF send proxies
with their instructions rs to tho voting of
their stock upon this proposition to accept
or reject said contract.
JOSEPH CRAIG,
Secretary Of Memphis GBs Lisht Co,
Santana ar |. 1885
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SHERIFF'N NALE.

Secretary ot memphis aSs Light W
Septembor |, 1886.