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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
Mr.. Stead fn Ireland-A Recorder
Taken 20 Task

LONDON, October 25.-Mr. Stead, of
the Pail Mall Gosette, has been for a
month in Ireland. He is now in
Belfast and will go to Dublin on Mon
day. He is preparing a ssries of
articles on home rule, and is inter-
viewing persons of all parties on that
subject.
The Recorder at Cork in dealing
with ejectment cases made eevere
structures or the N4tional LIE and
the moonlighters. Mr.. Tanner, mem
Der of Parliament fo- COX, an Iri h
Nationalist, at meeting held subse.
quently, took the Recorder to tlsk for
bis remarks end declared that there
were men whJ would show that
official thst he could not with i'm.
punity malign the Irish character.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
McCarthy's Opponent Ordered 10
Paw COSTS

LONDONDERRY, October 25.--Justice
@'Bneu, who preside over the con-
tested election case Of Mr,Lewis against
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy, for the seat in
the House of Commons from this city,
today formally declared Mr.. Me
Carthy elected to the seat. MIR. Lewis
was found guilty of illegal practices
and ordered to pay Mr.. MCCdrthyls
AnotS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
Abatod 20 Per Cent. OF the Rents

DUBLIN, October 25.-Mr. Scully, a
large land owner In Tipperary, has
abated 20 per cent. of the judicial
rents. This is the largest rent reduc-
ton msde in Tipperary since the
judicial rents were established. Mr..
Scully, in notifying his tenants Of the
reduction, said he could not ignore
the condition Of affairs at the present
time and was prepared to share with
his tenants inevitable LOSES.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
Home RuIe Dowp.d Too Quickly.

LONDON October 25.-Lord Thurlow,
writing to political friend, says:
"Home rue dawned too gu ckly upon
the minds OF the rural electors to en-
able them to appreciate the question.
When the nonsense which the Tories,
under the guise Of patriotism and 10y
atty, crammed into the gulelsss peas
antry, is ersdcsted, the voters will see
through the trick and return Liberals
pledged to pass home rule"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
HeDry Willard Investing for Ger.
man CapttaIists

New YoRK, 03tober 24.-Amoug
the passengers who arrived ftom Ea.
rope today was Henry Willard, for
meIly presi lent OF the Northern Pa.
ci5c railroad He is expected to re-
msin ia thu city for some time. He
refused to grant an interview but bis
private secretary said that Mr.. Willard
had completed negotiations With Ger
man Capi alitts to make investments
Tor them in American securities.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
BULGARIA.
Have Decided 10 Send DeputaIiOn
10 the Car

SOFIA, October 25.-The chiefs Of
the sobranje have decided to send TO
the Gar a deputation consisting Of
Slevikoff Gushoff and Metropolitan
Clement. TIL y will be instructed to
complain of the action of Gen. Kaul-
bars AZ Russian agent in Bulgaria, and
10 ssk the CT r 10 name candidate
for the Blu geIian throne. The Russian
Cousuls in Bulgaria have been ordered
to refuse pa sports to the members OF
the proposed delegation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
CRAZY GAR ALEXANDER.
THE STATEMENT THAT RE HAD
KILLED ONE OF
His Chamberlains COrrObOrated-
News From the British Isles and
the COntinent-Flashes.

LONDON, Oct Der 25.-The Earl of
IddesleiRh, Minister for Foreign Al
fairs, and the Right Hon. Sir Lyon
Plsyfair, have been nominated for the
rectolship OF Edinburgh University.
Sir Lyon Playfsir was formerly pro-
fessor OF chemistry in the university,
and for many years represenied that
institution in the House OF Commons.
Lord Iddesleigh is the present ircum-
haut
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
Russian rrigates AT Yarnn

VIENNA, October 25.-The Political
Correspondent has telegram from s. fla
tayiDg that Rus ian friga'es have sr.
rived at Varns. The Bulgarian Gov
eminent put no faith in the report
and consider that it was invented W tn
the object Of intimida ing the people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
ITALY.
Discussing the EXpediency of Re
moving the PapaI seat.

ROME, DC ober 25 The Pope at
tended congregation of the most
eminent Cardinals to discuss the posi-
ton of the Palace toward the Italian
Government and the expediency OF
removing the Papa seat from Rome.
No decision was arrived at. At u
political banquet today Deputy Cocoa
pellier, who was recently released
from prison, urged the people to form
themselves into decuriss and centurias
to insure the passage of agrarian laws,
which he would introduce, and to es-
tab ish a ma ional cooperative associa-
ton. He predicted that King Hum,
bert would prove the regeneration Of
the prole ariate. A bIonz3 wreath YVES
presented 10 Coccapellier.
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viii Issue Circular to the Powers

PARIs, October 25 The Figaro says
it is expected that NJ. DeGiers, Rus
sian Minister of Foreign Affairs, will
issue circular to the powers decltr-
ing that active measures are necessary
to Itermi ate the anarchy prevailing
in Bulgaria, on the ground that it is
dangerous tn the pesos of the Balkan
States and offensive to Russia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
SIunR by "a VAN.

LONDON, October 25.-Mr. Gladstone
telegraphs from Hawarden regarding
the report that he was attacked and
badly stung by wssps which he had
disturbed while telling a tree, that
wasp merely stu, G him on the eyelid,
and that he cannot see cut Of one eye
because OF the swelling. He Essays that
otherwise he is well.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
RUSSIA.
The Gear Thanks the Officers O
the Army for Eneir Devotion.

HHb NNaF IWaUAa Iue UHCtFs OF
the Army for Eneir Devotion.
ST. PErERsBURG October 25.-The
Gar and GA ina yesterday, after the
unwilling of the monument in
memory Of the Russo-Tulkish war,
attended a lunch given by tho officers
OF the army. The Gar, proposing q
toast to the officers, eaid: "In drink
ing to you, permit ma to wish you
success and the full enjoyment of
health in the future. l thank you
for the hardsbips you underwent in
the war between Russia and Turkey,
and l express these thanks in the
name Of him who is no longer among
us. Once more, thank YOU"
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Fight Between CrOfters and Police.

LONDON, October 25 The croft rs
of Kilmuir, Isle OF Skye, attacked .
forcs of police, who were assisting the
Sheriff to make evictions, and the
military had to be called. 1t was
necessary to charge The croiters with
the bayonet before they were dis.
persed. Several Of Them were wounded
aud six were arrested.
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No Orpamtnts for LIszt,s Grave.

ROME, October 26.-The Pope has
refused to allow any ornament to be
placed on Ii ITS grave beyond an uu-
painted wooden cross bearing his name
and the words "Orate pro nobis.n
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IRELAND.
The Investigation of the Bel fast
Riots Concluded.

DUBLIN, October 25.-T The Royal
Commi SION which has been iuquirIng
into the causes OF the recent riots in
Belfast hiss concluded its laboIs. The
Irish Times says that report is in cir
culation that the government coucilia-
ton programme inc udes visit of the
Queen 10 Ireland in 1887. 1t says the
Ministry has already submitted the
project to the Queen, who ent sItains
the suggestion fivorab'Y.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
Will he Regarded Null and Void.

LONDON, October 25.-Gen. Ksulbsrs
has informed the Bulgarian Govern
ment by nots that Russia will regard
the proceedings of the sob!anje as
null and void.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-26
The Cholera.

LoND N, October 25.-Since the last
report there have been IA new cases
of cholera and IA de tbs at Pesth, and
"a new cases and 10 deaths at Trieste.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE cost of running the legislative de
| partment of the national government for
the coming year is estimated at S5,5oo,0co.
ARCHBISHOP ELDER, of Cincinnati, has
| forbidden Roman Catholic vocalists and
musicians to employ their talents in Prot
| estant churches. ..--.-..-.
REPRESENTATIVE ABRAHAM DoWDNEY,
| Of the Twelfth District, New York, died at
his residence in New York on the 10th.
| COTTON took downward turn on the
10th, dropping from s to 10 points, the sud-
den rise of Thursday thus losing half tie
gain, which had so renspirited the honest
growers of the great staple.
| THE business portion of the village oil
Attica, o., was destroyed by fire on the
10th. The loss, divided among dozen or
/ more persons, will reach $150,0OO; insured
| for about one-half.
In an alteration at Raleston, Tenn, on
| Carmicle enptied 10th barrels of shot
gun into the body of Jim Kennedy. Ken
| nedy will die.
| CONGRESSMAN KELLEY has returned to
| Washington and was on the floor of the
House on the 10th. He speaks in warinest
terms of his trip South, and says he was
| never better treated or'nlore highly HON
ored. He predicts wonderful future for
| Southern iron industries. ~"
ANOTHER attempt was made on the 10th
to burn Yazoo City, Miss. fire was dis.
| covered in the rear of a carriage factory,
and when the alarm was given person
| was seen running from the place.a Daring
| bhe day suspicion rested upon two negroes,
who were arrested and placed in jaiL -
ILLINOIS politicians say that Morrison
contemplates removing from his dist: let,
| which is Republican, in politics, into
springer's district, so as TO return to the
Fifty First Congress +. -
A BILL passed the House on the 9th, ext
tending the free delivery service to q nllln &
ber Of cities in various parts of the coun-
try, among the number being Vfciashurg,
Jackson and Meridian, Miss; Selma, Ala:
and Hot Springs, Ark.
THE Queen has forbidden tie admission
| INTO the household Of Windsor Castle or
| within the castle precincts Oh newspapers
containing reports OF the. campbell divorce
.ase.s7ss sEia4s9sI .fxaa9 wrs32ae3 n
The prosecuting attorney OF New York
City Indignantly denies a.rumor that it
was his intention. to allow McQuade to be,
acquitted; and that then u the trials .of
poodle aldermen would cease. sse = ! ,5osssd
r TIE sundry civil appropriation bill pro-
rides for estabI bIfshin & i;snppfying and main.
lsaisiffng pJsflfgl1tesssjep th6 Tennes see river
land eleyep othefs points In the United
kstates. TIE whoIs amount asked forsjs
$4,000.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16
States Commissioner, II, and are now &,

States Commissioner, and are now at
Springfield awaiting trial. District-At-
torney M. E. Benton is after them.
4 SEVERAL New England Congressman
have been looking over the field to deter
mine if possible the chances OF passing
the Bankruptcy bill at this session. They
have concluded that the prospects are
tery discouraging. H &s
IN recent dispatch tothe State Depart
ment, Mr.. Tree, the American Minister to
Brussels. reports that the government Of
the Independent State OF Congo has con-
tracted for the establishment Of regular
line of Belgian steamers between Antwerp
and the Congo. - 80
4 DIR JUNKER, the African explorer, tele,
graphs that he arrived at Zanzibar from
the interior. He reports that he left Emir
Bey well, and that the latter had reduced
the rebels to submission as far as Lardd
on the White Milo, whence there is daily
steamer service. ~ ~
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16
Approaching War.

BERLIN, Dec. .10.-General lronssart Won
Schellendorf, Minister of War, met the com
mission on the Military bill yesterday and
1t Is stated that he said that the Govern
ment desired the immediate passage OF
the bill for. the purpose of mobillz-
ing the army. The military year
would begin Aprff l and it would be In-
possible for :hs War Department TO make
the necessary changes in the proper time
unless the bill should be passed by january
I l.. lie put aside entirely all purely, poiltl;
cal questions, being in a position to defend
tile bin on military grounds alone lie de
scribed IN detail the relative defensive,
power of Germany, Russia France and Aus
tria, and In conclusion urged the commission
to assent to the bill at the earliest possible
moment.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16
a Panic in Oil.

P1TTsBURcH, Pa.,: Dec. 9.-There was
another panic at tile Oil Exchange yester-
day morning. Prices dropped to 661s, ,
decline of thirteen cents. since the opening
Tuesday. Oil trade was entirely at sea.
Old dealers say that never ili'tlieirsrecoiiee'
tions was Decentralization so complete. A
number of local banks are now calling IN
oil loans and others refuse to accept them
without heavy margins AT noon all the
sheets had passed the clearing house but
that OF G.. s. Leslie, aud 1920 barrels or
his oil were sold under the rule to meet DIS
contracts The amount of the failnre Is not
known John, III. Walters, an oil dealer,
failed shortly after twelve, O'clock. fne
amount is small.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16
A Mexican Execution.

Cry OF MEXICO, Dec. 10.-Public opin-
ion IN this country is so strong against the
infictioii of capital punishment that 1t was
not generally believed that Francisco del
Morales. whose execution was set for to-
iday. would suffer =tlle fua Apenaitya OF the
law. His crime was the atrocious murde1
of French resident of this city nearly two
wears ago. His case had occupied much at
ltentiou aud the French Minister, N bis
private capacity even went so far as to ASK
that his sentences sbe committed, but Presl- :
dent Diaz refused to allow the law To- pq
interfered with and the criminal was shoe
to-day by,ardlea otsodiars. He died braye-
. ly, protesting his innocence to the last ~
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

ARTHUR A. THOMAS, who has been ap-
pointed a member Of the Utah. Commis-
. sion, issthe prcsenb SecretarySof Utah Ter
ritory He succeeds ex- SenatorSP Paddock,
who resigned for the reason that his pri-
vatc interests demanded his presence in
Nebraska -.. .,~,.~:t~s.s -.,.. ~
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THE threat Of the helpers and engine
men in the local yards of the Burlington
q Missouri railway at Omaha, to cease
work il their wages were not raised, was
put into effect on the 9th. A force of men
was ordered from lincoln to take the
place o: the strikers. = p nc .5i~.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

a WOMAN at Brussels revealed the
place where a number of the letters
recently stolen from the Ostend express
had been hidden. They were found in the
Rue Blanchissere in drain. The English
police know who stole the mail and are on
the track of the robbers s.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THE Comptroller of the Currency says
that Mr.. Serbia was asked to resign onac-
count of his incompctency The Comp
troller regrets that Mr. Scriba's persist
ence shoald make it necessary to reveal
the true cause Of the desire to make a
change.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

.JAMEsG. BLAINE, JR., made successful
debut in journalism on the 7th as a report
or on the Pittsburgh. Pa.) Times.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

QUEEN VICTORIA has forbidden the adj
mission. within the precincts Of Windsor
castle, of newspapers containing reports
of the Campbell divorce, suit.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

gtGovERNoR LEE OF Virginia has refused
to interferein the case of Cluverius and
he will-haveto hang.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

HENRY G. FLEDDERMAN, sheriff of Balti-
more, Md, has been presented by the
grand Jury for attempting to bribe col
ored votor at the polls Of the Third pre-
cinct of the Tenth ward at the recent con-
grcssional election. Fledderman denies
the charge. . L. LIZ -..------.-
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THIS Government has received, through
the British legation in Washington, an Of
fetal Invitation to participate III an inter
national exhibition, which is to be held in
Manchester, England, next year, to cefe
brate the jubilee of her Britannia Majesty's
reign
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

Mr.. T. MERCER, the celebrated Alaskan
traveller and explorer, is in Ottawa, Ont,
on business connected with the geological
survey. Mr. Mercier spent fourteen years
in Alaska and has attained aSwide reputa-
ton for research in the history and Gus
toms of that country.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THE issue of standard dollars from. tho
mints during the week ended December 4
was $5S1.O11 The issue during the corre-
spending period of last year was S599;333.
The shipments Of fractional silver coin
during November amounted to S747, ,49l.,
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THE President has accepted section of
forty miles of the Cascade branch of the
Northern Pacific Railroad in Washington
Territory from the 125th to the l65th mile
west from Columbia river.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

CONGRESSMAN SwINBURNE, of New Y ork,
has served notice upon Congressman-elect
Nicholas I. Kane that he will contest his
seat ins the Fiftieth Congress on the
ground of fraud.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

HENRI GROVES, Congressman-elect from
Perry County, Ind., was thrown from his
carriage on the 4th, and was so severely
injured that his recovery is very much in
doubt. n Es @
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THE President was somewhat improved
in health on the 7th,s and was able to pre-
side at the regular Cabinet meeting.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THE steel dispatch vessel Dolphin left
Hampton Roads on the 10th with Rear Ad-
mirrl James E. Jouett- and the rest of the
board Of inspection on board, to steam out
side the capes Of tho Chesapeake to try
her machinery for speed, and, to exercise
the new battery recently placed on board.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THE loss on the Lyons mansion at Lyons
Falls, n Y, which was burned on the night
ofthe 5th,win amount to over S5o;00O ;insur-
ance, 5000 1t was one Of the finest resi-
dcnces in the State
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

STATE DEPARTMENT. officials continue to
express gres1 sstisfankien. with the adroit
and successful management of the fishery
cases by Consul-General Phelan at Hall
fax F5
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

IN Mexican diplomatic circles it is be-
lievcd that grave questions will soon arise
between Mexico and the Unitel States,
owing to the position taken by President
Cleveland in the Cutting case. s.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
/, Nows from Everywhere.

JoHy E. OWENS, the noted comedian,
died at Baltimore, Md, on the 7th.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

THE Secretary OF the Treasury has sent
to Congress the estimates of appropria-
tions required for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1885 The total amount estimated
as required for all expenses Of the Gov
crnment. is 1925, 1S5. .73i.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

NJ R1BEAU, for number of years, chair
man of the committee on appropriations OF
the French National Assembly, was on the.
floor of the Senate at Washington on the
9th, and was presented to a number of
Senators by Senator Allison.
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

LIEUTENAST- GENERAL SHERIDAN has is
sued a notice that ..the Society of the
Army. of the Cumberland will hold its
eighteenth reunion at the city of Washing
ton on the 18th and 18th ofeMay, 1887, on
which occasion the statue in memory of
its lamented eomrade, General James A.
Garfield, will be unveiled"
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16
: .Rnilrpau tUoliisian. ao'

KANSAS, GlTf Mo-. Dec.s iesN rs:4satf
o'clock last night the south-boupd Texas
train Oh The Missouri Pacific collide1' wiffff
freight train 81 at the mainsline depot Rts
independence, resulting in serious dan2geSs IN
10 the engines. No lives were lost, sbnt ,
thS fireman of tlle ffeights engitia, .Mr5W9c {
A, Clark, had his left leg badly, hurt ;apa
MI. j. &. Alexander had lis left arm
bfuisea.' T.he passenger trains was ssx
minutes. ahead of, time il. arriving Al, hds;a /
pendei,ce and because Aot escapsig Steaf
did not see the freight train, whiehS cwaS =
standing on the -nasihs lime -a.-iiie depot.
Betfengines Mesb .dkao odafAssel.sAEtaiHs
wese delayed. asAoqI three hours,s ii sssassa
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

The collector of customs at New York
has been authorized to allow free entry OF
certain schoolbooks and candy imported
and intended for Hugh M. Brooks, falla
Walter II. Lenhox- Maxwell, now IN jail at
St. Eous.. The candy was sent to him by
his mother in England. It-is suggested
thatsit would not be a bad idea to give the
candy close inspection before it isstprns
ed over to Maxwell 80
The Brookhaven leader., 1886-12-16

IT is learned On the highest authority
thatthe Government will renew its suit
againststhe Bell Telephone Company in
Boston. An unfavorable decision in the
lower court is anticipated, but it is be-
lieved that is matter of no particular inns
portanee, the main point sought being to.
get the ease into the Supreme Court at the
earliest possible date ~4
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-30
LOCAL NOTICES.

SEK ad. OF Memphis Steam Shirt
Factory and Laundry on fifth page.
KAIsoMINING telephone 600, Nc
Neil.
DR.. G. d. SMITH, Veterinary Sur
geon, No. 81 Monroe street.
LADIES can have spring sewing done
satisfactorily and reasonably at $50
Beale street.
PAINT your carriage for 70 cents
with Meals Carriage Paint. For sa e
by A. Renhert.
SEND a postal to the Memphis Collar
and Cuff Laundry, 81 Main street, to
call for your laundry.
New classes in shorthand now form
ing for the summer term. Apply to
Miss A. @. Parham, 1l6 Mulberry
street.
THE Herbal Chill Cure, the best
tonic and anti-periodio known. A certain
and sure cure for chills. Price 81 per bot
tie. Send stamps for circulars. Any ref
erenee gixen. Address John O. Ruoker.
LynohborG, Va.
The children of st. Mary's Catho-
lie School will have festival on June
LIST, at grounds of the Leath Orphan
Asylum. Friends of the children are
invited.
AT Y. NJ. g A, rooms gospel meet
ing a. pm, conducted by Brother
]. w. Plassey, a visiting secreta Y, end
a service of Song by the Y. M. q. A.
choir conducted by Prof. Hugbe' +,
with flute and violin accompaniment.
All a-e cordially invited.
The lunches OF the Woman's FIX
change will be resume on Tu sdAy
next, Juoe LEI, under the sup rvisic n
OF Mrs. Go g Holmes. L deivor
will be made to furnish sati factory
meals to oil who will favor the Ex-
chfngs with their patronage.
THE Lsuderdale street Sunday
school enjoyed Il picnic at LAX evisw
yese dav. Nearly ECO were in attend
ance, and all seemed to Ell Joy the day.
Such basket dinner is not often 10
be seen. 1t was abundant and of the
6nett quality. The children went on
excursions by water and by land
fishing, bcat-ridiDg and fern hunting.
DON'T fail TO attend "S'nging Flow
ers," the novel entertainment at the
Baptist church Friday evening, June
4th. The talent of Memphis will par
ticipste. Mrs. g. D. Raine, Mrs. W..
P. Mile, Mrs Levi Joy, jr., Mrs.
Samuel Latts, Miss Minnie Huoter,
Miss Marie HizIeld, Misses Ssllie
Brown, Ida Blown, Horiense Wat
kins, Allie Tresdwell, Mamie Lou
Bowling, Edra Rambaut and Messrs.
G.. d. Hutton, f. Y. Anderson, J. f.
Ryan, O. G. Webb and Win Brown.
TIE en- erprising firm of Adamson
d Ronaldson OF London, Eng import
ers of the cele brated Holstein cattle,
as will be seen from their card in
another column, are preparing to
make an early importation to this
market L is gratifying to know that
men OF such business enterprise and
pluck, as they are aid to be, are fully
alive to the growing demand in this
section for the purest and best breed
of cattle. This Holland brs ed is fast
becoming favorite among the stock.
raisers, dairymen and farmers. We
wish them success.