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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
The OHIO sENATEs.
Efforts Making for n Compromise
Of the Differences.

CoLUMBUs, o., January 27.-There
was little change in the Senatorial stu
alton to-day. The conference commit
tee OF five each on the part Of the two
factions was late in getting together,
through the slow movements and de-
sire on the part OF each not to be for
ward In the matter Of proposing and
carrying out compromise measures.
The Republican Senate remained in
session and the committee came to-.
gether about 2 o'clock pm, but had
not been in consultation long until
word was communicated TO the Re-
publicans and Democrats alike that
Il was the desire OF the COM
mittee that q mutual arrangement
be made, by which al adj
jouYnment OF the Joint Senate could
be taken at A o'clock, the time to which
the Democrats had adjourned, in order
to give the COMMITTEES time to cover
the ground and see il they were able
to do anything. II was agreed that
the adjournment should take place,
and the Democrats came into
the Senate chamber on time and
A motion was carried in lels than a
minute, and the Senate adjourned.
Officers had been placed at the door to
prevent repetition OF the scenes OF
Monday. Several hundred persons,
comprising a mixed crowd, pressed
about the door, but only few were
allowed TO enter, being those who were
entitled to the privileges Of the floor.
The conference committee will meet
tomorrow morning, and II they are
unable to agree on any report By the
time the joint Senate 10 tn meet, at II
a M, the committee will ask for
further time, and another adjourn
ment will BIZ taken.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
SLAVERY In GEORGIA.
Negroes Held M Prisoners I'm Mont.
gOmery County.

Nav YoRK, January 2.--An Allan.
ts, Ga, epecial to the Herald says: A
CONDITION Of slavery IL reported from
Montgomery county, Ga. Briddick d
Bringes OF that county, large turpen-
tine manufacturers, employed twonty
colored men in Greenville, s. O., two
months ego, promising them fair
wages. When they reached their des-
tfnation they found themselves forty
miles from a railroad, and that they
could only earn 10 cents day. Nine
OF the men left for Harlow, the nearest
railroad station, having pawned hats
and shoes for food. They were pur-
sued by Briddick's men, and, with
clubs and pistols, were compt lied to
return. Logan Walker was one Of the
men most seriously hurt. He managed
TO get word to his brother, Alfred, who
is one Of the wealthiest negroes in
Greenvllle. The Greenville negroes
are getting up a fund for counsel to
Tree their brethren from the Mont
gomery turpentiners.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28

on the day ei the murder he was in
the company of Ohyo Chisgck. The
Sunday before the murder he and
Chyo Chisgck went to Sunday school
at O'Clock in the sf ernoon and stayed
until 4 O'CLOCK. They then went 10
the room which All Mum used as q
laundry. There they stayed until sup
per was prepal ed, studying their Sun
day.school Lesson. They remained in
this room all night and retired at .
o'clock. They arose on the next
morning at O'Clock and helped All
Mum wash clothes until o'clock q
the same day. They ali three remained
in this one room during the entire
time, from 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon
until o'clock the next day. During
this time Lou johnson was murdered.
The defense claim that they have
clearly proved an alibi for Chyo
Chiagck.
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ASioI,eninrninrx

MONTREAL, January 27.--Another
sickening psge has been added to the
history of the smallpox scourge in
Montreal. Yesterday a warrant was
issued for the arrest OF Jean PER- ault,
charged with choking and msltreating
]. FRAZIER, q pest-house patient, toslch
a degre, that the man died. Several
witnesses testify that Perrault had
lifted the man up by the neck and
had thrown him ,udely upon the bed.
A paragraph from the evidence of
Mrs. Charrette reads thus: about
one hour before his death / heard
FRAZIER asking II his assassin was gone.
Some time before FRAZIER had said to
Perrault: "Woe TO you II recover"
Ip the course Of the morning FRAZIER
wanted to get up, when Perrault tied
him 10 the bed with cord, and in so
doing put his knee on the suffering
mans chest, saying at the samp time,
III you stir will hang you" The
affair causes much excitement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
TUPELO, MISS.
One OF the Most brilliant Weddings
Ever Witnessed Ia the state.
IsPEcIAL TO rHE APPEAL.l

TurKLo, MISS, January N.-The
Cumberland Presbyterian church. Of
this place was tonight the scene Of
one Of the most brilliant weddings
that this community ever Witnessed.
The occasion was the marriage OF Mr..
W. ID. Anderson and Miss Lena Belle
Clayton, both OF this place. At 1880
O'Clock the bridal party entered the
church, preceded by four gentlemen,
who performed the part Of ushers.
Lovely little girls strewed flowers in
advance OF the bridal cortege as they
passed up the aisle to the altar. The
church decorations were elegant and
appropriate.
The groom is a promising youn z
member OF the legal profession, Will Q
his bride is one of the most popular
ladies In this section Of the State. An
elegant reception awaits the invited
guests at the residence OF the BRIDES
father, Col. W. l.. Clayton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
WIN ne allowed TO stay.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 27-The css 8
of the President and Secretary OF the
Sam Yup Chinese Company, who were
charged by Port Collector Hager
with bringing illegally into this
country, were tried yesterday by
United States Commissioner Sawyer
and decided in favor OF defendants,
and they were allowed to remain in
this country. Their entrance was
originally effected by means OF certiti.
Gates issued by the Chinese Consul
at Yokohama, Endorsed by the United
States Consul at that port Commits
sioner Sawyer's decision was based on
Treasury Department rulings on the
subject,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
NEWBERN, TENN.
Mrs sRxOn's LectHrinE TOur-Per'
sOnRl and General Notes.
IoonREsPoXprycE on ruE ArrRAL.l

looRRKsPoSpHSCE or rHR APPRAL.l
NKwBKRN, TREN., January 27,--A. r.
Pace, stock dealer, who was in rail-
road smash UP" few days ago while
en- route toLoulsvile with stock, is
getting worse, and from present indi-
cations will at least be coLflned for
some time.
r. WGpiane left last night for the
Louisville market with several car
loads oil stock.
Mr.. John Scobey, young man
who has been attending college at Nc
Kenzie, Tenn, died a few days ago
OF something like meningitis and was
brought home for interment, He had
many relatives and fciends here who
deeply svmpathize With the family in
their Itlliction.
The Rev. w. G. Leonard is on a fly
ing visit to McKer zie.
Mr.. Young, candidate for attorney
general from Covington, il in iowa on
a prospecting tour.
l. is reported that several new firms
will colamenca busiIees here soon.
Mrs Saxon, OF temperance fame, is
on lectnriDg ttu in this county, and
is accorded most hearty welcome.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28

NKw YoRK, January Ex-senator
Chaifee remarked to Tribune report
or yesterday that It was. Mrs, Grants
sixtieth birthday, She hail a quiet
family reunion at the house in Sixty
sixth street, at which her three sons,
their wives and children were all
present. Senator Chatfss added that
the amount of the returns from the
memoira, which will be- paid to Mrs.
Grant, will be over 100000 and pcs.
sibly S750,000. A check for $3.50, 900
has already been sent to Mrs Grant by
the publishers, indicating the returns
Of the first volume so far as it has
been delivered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
ranrntn ,hn Panitcnilnrr.

PIrrsBURa, PA, January 27.-Mil-
ton Weston spent the night at the
Monongohela House with his family,
and shortly after dinner to-day he
was driven to the Riverside peniten-
tiaiy 10 serve his five years sentence.
No legal proceedings were attempt
ed in his interest this morning, and
from this time all efforts Of his counsel
will be devoted TO securing his pardon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
BRUTAL TREATMENT
or q shipwrecked Crew by Mexi-
can Customs Onleers.


New YoRK, January T.--A Calves
ton special to the Times says: Among
the passengers on the steamship Har-
tan, from Vera Cruz to-day, was Can't
]. Law renee OF the British bark Sill
lea. He brings information that his
vessel was lost ON the Mexican coast,
fity.fve miles east of Manhattan, ON
the l4th OF last December. The Silica
was q Nova Scotia bark OF POS tons
burthen, built at Pictou and valued at
$25, 1000. She sailed from Asplnwall
November lob, in ballast, for Mana.
titan. Capt. Lawrence says that on
the night OF December 18th, about ii
O'CLOCK, fearful gale struck the ship.
They were in sight OF land. The storm
ragged oil night with intense fury. AL
though both anchors were down, the
vessel was driven before the wind
like cork. Her masts were stripped
Of every vestige Ct sails and rigging,
and at 8 o'clock next morning she was
driven ashore. The disaster occurred
within four miles OF the town. OF Ton
ala, on q barren coast, with no facili-
ties for < stting the ship of. The cap
tain rays his crew was treated In
most brutal and heartlees manner by
the Mexican customs ofiiciale. During
their efforts OF several days to get the
ship of, these officials came out, took
all the food and clothing in the ship,
and dealt out hard tack, without meat.
The crew refused, finally, to work any
longer, and the captain sold the vessel
at auction for $40, but not one dollar
Of the proceeds ever reached him. The
auctioneer and customs Officials d.
vided the spells, The captain declares
that he saw cuetoms inspectors run.
ming about wearing unhershiris and
stockings belonging to himself and his
crew. He has complained to the Brit
ish Consul at Vera Cruz, who will re-
port the matter TO his government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28

We have EXCLUSIVE control in this
Market Oi the following lines Of CUSTOM
MADE Goods, all Of which we warrant to
give perfect satisfaction:
George Hocker's celebrated Mons Calf
Boots. Brady 4 Shortel,'s Boys, Youths,
Misses and Children's Solar Tip Shoes.
T. M. Harris Il CO.'S Philadolphia made
Children's shoes.
Plow Shocs-the best Brogans made in the
United st ties
We are the only house in this market hand
ling 7the celebrated Krippendorf, Dittman
and Calf CUSTOM Goods EXCLUSIVELY.
under tho Factory hrands.
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Comment. OF the IrIsn Presy.

DuBus, January 27.-The Freeman
Journal is jubilant over the defeat oi
the government, and says: "The ac-
ton of the leaders OF the National
League in defeating the government
emphasizes the fact that there Is a
new force in politics which PArlia-
ment has TO consider"
The Irish Times says the Parnellites
rely for help on Mr.. Gladstope alone.
They believe that he will make them
an offer looking to the settlement Of
the Irish question.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
nIr Lnmhnr Rnln.

LEROY, Mich, January 27.-The az
signees Of kellogg, Sawyer & Co., Of
Leroy and Kalamazoo, have sold to a
Grand Rapids 6rm their saw-mill,
1000, eco feet OF lumber, 100000 feet
OF logs and 100000 acres Of land
near Leroy, which is estimated to con-
tain 100000 choice standing pine,
for a consideration Of Sl72,000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
The s.. 1.ou,. chinese murder Trial.

SY. LcuIs, Mo, January 27.-The
defense, today, ia the case OF the
Stats agsinst the Chinese hiehbinders,
90 tinued the Examination Of their
witnesses. j.. S. Hopper. q student at
the Western Reserve University OF
Cleveland, o, was fret placed upon
the stand. he testified that he ", 8
born in Cantor, China, and was IA
milisr with the Cniness Language, aid
especially SO with tae Cantoneee dia-
Leo, which the defendants in the case
use. He stated that he has been pres
emit during the trial, and that the in
terpretstion Of Wong Chin Foo had
been detrimental 10 the prisoners. He
had, during WoEg's interpretations,
filled thirty psges OF his notebook
with serious mistakes made IN the
translation Of the testimony. All
Bum was then examined, and he
stated that on the Sunday previous to
the murder Of Lou Johnson and also
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
GLADSTONE
And His Friends In COnsul,a alter
Relative 10 His Resumption
OF Office.
The Irish Press Jubilant Over the
Conservative Defeat-Mceting
Of the Cabinet.

LONDON, January 27.-The defeat Of
the government last night has left all
the political parties in the House cI
Commons in state OF chaos and may
result in dissolution Of Parliament
and an appeal 10 the country.
Mr.. Gladstone held q conference
this afternoon with Lord Granville in
relation to the resumption Of office by
the Liberals.
The crisis excites but little interest
among the general public. Everything
is quiet and the commercial and finan-
cial markets are but slightly weaker.
The meeting of the Cabinet to-day
lasted an hour. The situation was
fully discussed and it was resolved
that the Ministers should at once re-
sign. The Marquis OF Salisbury sent a
special mess enger TO Osborne to inform
the Queen OF the decision OF the Cab
met.
THE "aAzErTE's" COMMENTS.
The Pail Mall Gdsftte comments on
the fact that the official record elbows
that Lord Harrington and Mr.. Goschen,
both Liberals, voted with the govern
ment in the division last night on Mr..
ColliDgs's land allotment amendment,
and declares that their desertioh OF
the Liberals in the division complete
ly dsbars the Queen from intrusting
either OF them with the work OF form
ing a new Ministry. The Gazette
further says that Lord Harrington
may possibly retire to private life.
The Conservatives rely upon dissen-
siOns in the Liberal ranks to prevent
Mr.. Gladstone from forming dura.
BILE Cabinet. Mrs. Gladstone to-day
took a letter from Mr.. Gladstone to
Lord Hartine
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28

We also control the following Specialties
under our own brands, namely:
Goodbar. Love 4 Co.'s Mems Grnined
Calf CUSTOM MADE Balls, Button and Con-
gTess.
Goodbar, Leve & Co g Mems N, X. Calf
CUST0M-MADE balls, Button and Congress.
Goodbar, Love 4 Co.'s Ladies' Kid and
Goat CUST0M-MADE Flexible Polish and
IuIto' So Shoes.
Our Ladies' SO Shoes are made from the
best selected Curacao Kid and Tampico
Goat stock, and have Solid Sole Leather
Counters AMI Flexible Inner Soles, and We
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
JACKSON, MISS.
Proceedings Of the Legislature-A
Fair Amsnnt Of Routine Busi.
ness Transacted.
The Agricultural Lien Law Discussed
in the House Of Representatives
la the Senate.
ESPECIAL TO THE lPPEAL.l


JACKSON, MISS, January 27.-Stndte.
Bills and resolutions passed: Sup
Elemental to the act approved yes
ierday by the Governor Incorporating
the Memphis, Birmingham and At
lantic railroad. The object OF this bill
is TO correct q clerical error in the
charter in relation TO the rate OF
interest; it repeats all privileges here
tofore granted allowing the charge OF
more than 10 per cent. per annum
interest en- money loaned) House bill
extending the provisions OF stock
law to the second and third super
visors' districts in Prentiss county /;
Senate bill 10 repeal charter OF the
town OF Pamela; memorial to Congress
asking relief, etc., for the cotton tax
paid for the years 1866, 1887 and 1868.
Bills and resolutions introduced and
referred:
By Mr.. Boyd: To require owners Of
turnpike and toll bridges. to banister
By Mr.. Sykes: To define the boun-
daries between Clay and Lawndes
counties. ~
By Mr.. Sykes: A memorial to Con-
gress for the improvement OF the Tom
bigbee river.
After lengthy and spirited discus
sion the Senate indefinitely postponed
the bill providing for the abolition OF
terms in CircuikCourts.
Quite number OF House bills we're
read and referred. Adjourned.
HoUsE.
A bill providing for the election OF
Railroad Commissioners for term OF
feur years, first election by this Legls-
lature, passed.
A billto facilitate tho construction
OF the Gulf and Ship Island railroad
was introduced and referred. II
amends the law authorizing the trans
fer OF the care OF the penitentiary to
said road and gives the company the
right To use the convicts until the lst
OF January, 1892, and authorizes the
Bubletting or hiring out OF such con.
victs as cannot DO employed on the
road to other roads and levee boards
or private individuals In this State,
provided one-half oil all able-bodied
conyicte are kept at work continuously
on the road; and requires the com.
pany to carry on and maintain the
penitentiary.
The repeal Of the agricultural lien
law has been under discussion all the
morning, pending which the House
adjourned until 1880 pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
A Valuable Paten !

Danoy's (HOrse) Corn and Pea Plan
ser.
II AVING perfected my invention, I wish
Il place II before the public, especially
no ruiaeturers, As Corn Planter, il Is q
perfect 81 coss-opens tho drill, distributes
the seed Az. raIeiy, uniniered, and covers
the same, thereby ono man performing the
work of three. Thos have been used IN
this section Tor over doRer years With per-
feet satisfaction. Can give respoL uble tesa
monials Address
JOHN ii. DANoY, Dancyvills,
Haywood county, Tenn
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
The BaItie Canal.

BERLIN, January 27.-The Commit
tee in the Reichstsg to consider the
proposal for North Sea Baltic canal
have reported unanimously approving
the project.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-01-28
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of trust deed executed to me.
ID as trustee, by II. NJ. Apperson and
Susan b. APP orson, his wife, recorded in
record book. A t3l, .pnge 900, in tho Circuit
Court Clerks and Recorders ONCE OF Crit
tendon county, Arkansas, to secure certain
indebtedness teeroin mentioned default hay-
ing been made in faid trust deed, | will, at
the request OF tho beneficiary in said trust
IOih day OF February, 1855,
within legal hours, at the courthouse door,
In Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, offer
tor sale, at public on cry, for cash, TO tho
highest bidder, tho following property de-
scrlbed in said trust deed, t0-wit:
Plantation known as Nyuoke and Derkoly
place, situate in Crittendon county, Arkan-
sas, about nine miles below Memphis, being
rs follows, to.wit, All Of section 10, L 9.
n Il, 2 u, 6S 10 acres; wy NV ar sec. 70,
TO, N X, 9E, $40 acres; NV fri or section
ith Grant No 1918, 81 90 acres; NE or acc
ton %, to, N Il, OLE, 100 acres; N y Nh or
section 81, TO, N X, 9 Il, 20 acres NV or
SECTION 81, rs, Mrs. y, 100 acres; Sw ar
soctiorlB0, T6, n r, o N. 100 acres: l. ar sec
ton IS, I s, Mr., Sc, l60 acres; N u section
20, 7 9, N X, 5 L, $40 acres, W half ection
"a r. n 10 sIFof S src. Ss ST sSs 81
section 20, T6, Mr. II, II actos; part Of
Spanish Grant No. 1878, 8, N X, L, 1874
acres, in all containing 1882 10 acres, to.
gether with all improvements thereon ana
all appurtenanoes thetounto belonging. The
equity Of redemption and right to dover and
homestead waived.
Also, tho following tract ofland situate in
Crittenden county, Arkansas, and kno@ n as
the Burgitt place, being the east half Of Sc
az of section 30, IA, N II, s u, so acres; south
halt Of Nh ar section 30, Il 4. N X, 8 e, so
acres; NE or section 81, I - N r.. 5 Il, 100
acres; all OF fractional section ~, 7 4, N r.,
II, 800. IS acres; the south half Of section 20,
T 4, N X, 8 n, 1872 81 acres; NV fractional
ar Of section 80, I 4, N II, s r, ll4,2S acres,
being the 1899 original aorea, md also 1900
accretions thereto, together with all i'm
provements thereon and all AppurtenRnces
theIeunto belonging. The equity of re-
demption and right to dowor and homestead
waived. Said Plantation Is situated on the
Mississippi river, about IS miles below Mem
phis.
Also, at said time and place, on said terms,
will sell the following personal property,
situate on said Wynoke and Berkolo. plan ta-
tion, to wit, Al mules, al head OF cattle,
4 hogs, full and complete set and assert,
ment Of wagons, plows, mowers, gears and
farming implements. II being all the mules,
cattle, hogs, gear and farming implements
on said plantation. Title believed TO be
good though sell only as trustee.
Sale to commence at u o'clock.
W, NJ. SNkkD, Trustee.
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PennyrOyal Pills.

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Dir. Princes pheasant Pur9stive
Pellets cleanse and purify the blood
ard relieve the digestive organs,
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GOODBAR, Love & CO..
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