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ne.trnct,re File ., 81. rnul,

ST. PAUL, MIN, January ga
FIRE o~riginstngin the Ryan Drug Com
pSny house is raging fiercely az S
pm, and spreading rapidly to Foote.
Schulze 4 Cas- boot and shoe house
IN The heart Of the wholesale center OF
the city. Explosions are heard every
minute ~ tive, as the flames come in
contact with explosive chemicals. At
least S500,00 worth of property is in
the building and the plants are hope
lessly involved. Burning embers and
sparks are flying in every direction for
blocks around. The whole depart
ment is at work, but cannct control
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ohio sennto,iaI rroubles.

Columns, o., January 29,-The
conference committee OK the two Sen
ates continued in session the balance
al the day, engaged in discussion Of
differences, but were unable to agree
upon anything more than the APP
pointment Of a special Committse OF
six for the purpose OF taking evidence
in the contest cases. The points at
issue are rules and whether the cases
shall be considered separately and
each Of the four Hamilton county
members be allowed to vote upon the
preliminary and hual questions which
may come up in the contest alter the
committee has made Its report to the
Ssra.e. The conference committee
appointed a subcommittee aud adj
journed to Tuesday morning.
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AApyoIt ia the Louisville I,iI.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, January 29.-At 6
O'Clock this evening eighty prisoners
confined in the Jail here refused TO 20
10 their cells Tor the night. They
were thrsa>ened at the point OF guns
bat would not go, saying they were
afraid 4 mob would come at night to
take out Milyio Butler, the supposed
murderer OF Macoy, the gambler.
Jailer Rachel and Turnkey Jacob
Glaef finally fired into the prisoners.
Daniel Rice, a counterieitsr, received
two buokshot, and Skinney Smith one
shot in the head. The wouuJs are
not fatal. The prisoners at once
Eclmpered - their celle.
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Huntington and the Southern
.u Pacific.

NEW York, January 29.-Mr. @. P.
Huntington says there ia no truth in
the story that a syndicate has offered
to take all the Cent,al Pacific land
grants in one lot. I'VE are offer
ing no lad grants. The adv nee in
the stock ia simply an effort CT traders
to make a point or two. Our South
ern Pacific stock will not be ready to
be quoted on the Exchange until we
have the stock certificates ready,
which will probably be next week
The meeting Of the transcoDtinentsl
roads is fixed for February 10Th, at
which time our Southern Pacific Com
pany will be represented.
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IlIegitimaey In Eurona

Gin, innati Enquirer: Illepitimac,
ia some hing wonderful TO coptem
plate ia 4, 'veral of the continental ma.
lions of Europe. Tho proportion j;
often n foa nth, and sometimes even
more, of the e. tire number of births,
as shown by the official record Of
births, which are strictly kept and
tell the tale with iniallible accuracy,
under a system of records which
makes marriages., births and deaths q
matter OF civil rec ord. The cause of
this social laxity is largely to BIS foErd
in the severe restrictions which con-
troll the marriage contract aud prevent
marriages. a. atrst parental consent,
and in the fact that a property quail
fication is cf:en necessary in order 10
become q candidate f,r matrimony.
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The Kansas Qunrter.rentenniaI

TopsKA, KAs, January 29.-The
UNDERGRADUATE ot this State wss
ce'ebrated here to-day by a mas
meeting, composed largely OF citizens
who have been here since Territorial
days. The meetin was held dnigl
.be taspicos of the Kansas Historical
Society, and was FAssided over r.
Charles Robinson SIS Governor (
the State. The Legislature was
present in a body. Speeches
we're delivered by the present
Governor, John T. Martin; Chief
Justice Horton, B. F. Simpson,
d. r. Anthony, John Speere, :. n.
Wood, 7. d. Thatcher, Gen. Blair,
Ex-senator Caldwell and others, and
an original poem by Edgene Ware,
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THE MALLORY BOYCOTT.
DEVELOPMENTS IS TIE sIrUA-
TON AT GALVESTON.
Trouble Expected when the Rail.
roads Begin 90 candle Freight
for tho Interior.

GALVESTON, TEX, January 20
n, ere were but few developments to-
Ia in the boycott organized by the
1Rsy 1ts Ct Labor against the Mallory
Anigt hip Company. The railroad
csssns. ay thai no report OF della ed
metals 70 yet reached them from
M 'Dta. The effect of the
boyCo t will p. ,le ia exns,tedt 70 haa;n
Monday. TrOuL ,sds fake MaIlsrv
when the jailr. n, a. $500
freight destined r tne interior.
Prominent knights b Dpiensno a gen.
eral strike on all 70 I'd. isadihg out Of
Galves.on. Two nNeft VI Of this
city to-day ordered tnClr Eastern
agents to ship via other lines thar the
Mallory. The boycott has the app.o.
val CT Grand Master WORKMAN Pow
derly aud the General Execu I'VE Com.
mit.ee.
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opened in this

vent such delay as opened ! TINS
case,
81. Lopis, No., January m.
Judge before whom the Chinese bioh-
binders are being tried, delivered his
instructions to the jury this r.orning
stating that If the eyidenp. shows3
that Chyo Chiagck was gu Nv Of mnr.
der in the first degree hen eneh q
verdict was to be retP rad. but n the
evidence did not ST. ow th;s M verdiet
toar5 que aequittsl should be
nrrioL hsss' mt counsel, Attorney
n-rosec,ns oeqan bis address for the
cous9 Land at its conclusion the
e. iourned until 2 O'Clock this
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The war on Lotteries n Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, o., January 29.-War-
rants were sworn out to-day for the
arrest Of Murat Haletead, editor Of
the Commercial Gait, and joseph J.
McDo we'll, business manaVer of the
Enquirer, on the charge Of publishing
lottery advertisements. Bath gentle-
men gave bond of 1900 for their az.
pearance in the Police Court to-mor-
row morning. The warrants were
sworn out by Chief of Police Edwin
Hudson, and it ia understood that he
acted under orders of Police Commis.
sioner Julius Rsis. The persons
charged with selling lottery ticket,
pleaded guilty in the Police Court to-
day. Judge Fitzgerald did NOT place
sentence against them, but ltfs the
fases on docket to prevent them f.on
. ling any more tick etc.
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FROM III PEOPLE.
nynnmitO tn a wo ldpilc.

Dynamite I'm a wO ldPile.
To the Editors Of the Appeal;
The follewing from your local news
of to-day is q shame and disgrace, and
IL you published your paper in e com.
munity where the lava are fully and
impartislly executed YOU would haze
TO stand tris, FIR melting murder:
"South Memphis is infested with
snsak-thieves whose depre6aions
make the locking Of the coal-house a
necessity. A few judioiously planted
dynamite cartridges would have a
salutary effect" Herr Most wss sent
70 prison in London, England, Tor a
less otiense. A suRsCRIBRR,
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
VIoEsBURe, January 20 -Departed:
Golden Rule, New Orleans,

VIoEsBURe, January 20 -Departed:
Golden Rule, New Orleans.
PrrrsBURa, January 80. = Noon
River Z feet ! inch on the gauge and
rising. Weather-raining. Night
River9 feet 6 inches on the gauge and
rising. Weather cold and showing.
WHEELING, January 29.-Noon-
River rising, with s feet 8 inches OF
the gauge. Weather cloudy and ccol.
Night-River 8 feet 6 inches on the
gauge. Weather cold AID showing.
shore ice commencing to run.
LouIsvIILE, January 29. Noon
River falling, with 0 feet . inches IN
the canal and I feet 3iuches on theialls.
Business dull. Weather cloudy, cold
er and showing. Night.-River falling,
with 9 feet } inches in the canal and Z
feet / inch on the falls. Business dull.
Weather cloudy and turning colder.
CAIso, January % Noon--River
2S feet s inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and cold. Arrived: Granite
State, Memphis, 5 am. Departed:
Guiding Star, NV Orleans, 5 am
Granite State, Cincinnati, 6 am.
Night-River feet S inches and rising.
Weather clear and cold.
EVANSVILLE, January 29.-Noon-
River falling, snd big gorge Of icspRss-
ing. N~ight--River falling, with 81 feet
G inches on the gauge. Weather grow
ing colder; thermometer 20 to 24'.
River still full of ice, impeding navi-
cation. Packets running, but ve~y ir-
regular.
CINCINNATI, January > 9.-Nooa-
River rising, with % feet S inches ON
the gauge. Weather cloudy, with snow
this morning. Arrived: James w.
Gef, Memphis, last night; Golden
Crown, New 0rlesns. Night-River
rising. with IS ieet on the gauge.
Weather showing and blowing.
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Tho cinelnnn1i aurrx Trnhe.

CINCINNATI O, January 29.-Ad-
vance sheets from the forthcoming
annual report of Sidney D. Maxwell,
superintendent OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, show that the carriage aud
buggy manufacturers in Cincinnati for
the year 1885, were valued at nearly
100000. During the past year
10000 vehicles have been manufac.
tured in the city, an average Of one
for every four inhabitants,
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A concern.

ST. Lous, Mo, January E9.-There
is detained at the postofice in this city
the accumulated mail Of three weeks
addressed TO E, H. Carlton & Co, 800
Fourth street There being no such
number on this street and no Gu, h
firm in the city, the suspicious of Il Q
postof flee were aroused, and an invest
CATION showed that this alleged CON-
pany had been swindling merchants in
Ksnsasand Nebraska by offering large
discounts on all cssh payments for
childrens' and ladies' furnishing goods.
The detectives are at work upon the
case, but have made no arrests.
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1919 an rIrr rRrNlntnr

The editor OF Chs Washington ,Ga)
Chronicle addressed a circular to mem.
bers- Of the Dan oerGtic Executive
Committee OF that State asking Shom to
give him their views Of the civil SER
vice laE and it, enforcement by the
President. Their answers are instruct
sve just ct this iuncture, when Mr.
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Arrested for ASSUMING His wife

NAw YoRE, January 29.-Lonis De.
Smit, a member OF Rice's EvapgeliEe
Company, now playing in this city,
vas arrested this morning in Brooklyn
on complaint OF his vile, who charges
him with ssssulting her on January
18th. She s'a ed that he had also en-
deavored to compel her to extort $500
from Mr.. Wetherall, the husband Of
Emma Abbott, on a false charge. De.
Smit denied the charge, but was COM
mittad for trial.
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D Mr.. Raanory saws.

NEW YoRK, January 29.-MY. Rob.
eIt Mallory OF the Mallory Steamship
Line. speaking Of the boycott de-
GlSred against his line at Galveston by
the Knights Of Labor, said that ii was
moi true that his company had viola
ted the tsrms OF the agreement made
last fall. Instead of increasing the
number of men employed, the mum
Der had been reduced, 1t was his be.
lief that the object OF the boycott is
t. force the discharge Of the colored
'Iongshoremen. He intimAtod that
the company vas prepared to let the
boycott extend throughout the State,
believing that when business every
where became psralyEed the State
would be, forced to act in the matter,
and hintsd that the line to Galveston
might be withdrawn for a time unless
the s ate took measures to protect the
company in the shipment of gt DDS.
II the knights should order a hoycott
CT the line in New York. No diff.
Guilty would be experienced in getting
men b. FIJI the strike-s' places.
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tne lurs of flames, fed by such inflam-
mabe material.
9:l0 p.m.-By the superhuman
efforts of Chief Block and his men,
with eight stsafuers and I'VE chemi-
Gals, the fire is nov under control, snd
tie requegt for Minneapolis engines
has been cOuntermauded.
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WoMAN'S BEST R1ESD

Because il controls n class Of functions the
various de~raneements o. which cause more
III meath than all other causes combined,
Affections which sorely embitter her life and
precautionary end her existence. Oh, what a
nultltude. OF living witnesses can testify to
confidence this
PRECIOCS BOON OF HEALTH!
II viii relieve you OF nearly all the COM
as your safeguard for health, bapnines and
lone life. "U
Sold by al druggists. Send for our treat
use on t3e Health and Happiness of Woman,
Tnp = s 3 Ta1en gives al Particulars.
Box 2S. Atlanta. Qa
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z q peen 81 Heuara Jnerican in re-
suits AZ d huriiUl 10 the efficiency a
the pub lie service. Pr. Dupont Gues-
ry decu nea - express an opiaioE, not
hsvinS. given the subj e c~onsiderA-
ton Mr.. Daniel tf',nka Democr'
she nld fill Oh the Offices, YET % Wis !,
e party tos' .stain the Rresi' lent, and
Ar. BOD srt Whitfield is willing {,
leave che Ds'tSr to the neRbsrs :.
-ness. Mr. J. II. Estill, editor u.
the Savannah Msss. thinks the law
. viii be heIbfaI 10 the party "event-
ually," and for that reason no would
not like to see II repealed by the DEM
ocratic members OF Congress. MI. f.
NJ. Lonely iavOn a repeal OF the law,
while Mr.. J. L. Sweat is convinced the
: proper enforcement Of the law would
!, not DO huTiful TO the Democratic PARTY.
: Mr.. John s. Gambler is not satisfied
> with the enforcement of tae law,
! whereas Mr.. X. II. Davis thinks the
! best thing TO do 10 TO give it a full and
fair uisi, and II 1t lie found to be a bad
law then 1t should be repealed. He is
. OF the opinion that President Ceve-
lands administration is worthy OF all
, confidence so far, and in this most Of
the Democrats throughout the country
. will concur.
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Movemen,s Of ocean Stoomers.

QUEENSTOWN, January 29.-Arrived;
Nevada. New York for Liverpool.
NEW YoRK, January 29.-ATTived:
Maine, Bremen; City Of Berlin, Liver
pool
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HRADFIELD,S
FEMALE REGULATOR

is strictly a vegetable compound, and is tho
product Of medical science and practical ex-
Perience directed toward tho benefit of
SUFFERING WOMANf
It is the studied prescription of a learned
physician, whose specially was WOMAN,
ana whose fame became enviable and bound,
less because Of his wonderful success in the
treatment and cure of female Complaints.
THE REGULATOR is the GRANDEST
REMEDY known, and richly deserves IDS
name
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DIR. +. H. RODGERS.

N W NV ANIks
Omee-23S BEain ST., Memnbls. Teuo
IuRES Consumption, Heart Disease. ca
tafrh rheumatism, Female Troubles,
clVer, hlGney, Spinsl. Nervous, Blood and
IN UiseSses' Etc. Copsultation and pre-
The National Credit is No Cor
Sohdly founded than the reputation of Ben
soa's Uapc,ne Plasters. They sre known.
alprsesate0 and used every whore in Amer.
eats hosp tails and its homes. Physicians,
pharmacists and druggists affirm that for
promptness Of action, certainty and range
OF curative gasi tie they sro 6eyond eom@
parison. Once used their UNEQUAL edexcel-
lence recommends them. The pubIic are
aSain cautioned against TIE cheap, worthless
and shameless limitations offered BY mcnda-
clous parties under the guise IL simi1ar
sounding names, such as "Capsicin - ssCan,
sicumi "Capucin," ''Capsieine,O etc Ask
for Benson's, buy Of respectable druggists
only. n make apersopal examination, Tho
ee9uine has the "rhrte Seals" Trademark
and the word "CsFSinenn cut in he CENTER
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TtTtVIhL To TIE AFFEALsT
NASHVILLE, TENN January 90-2:30
q. m.--Ex.Go Neil s. Brown died
at l;20 o'cleck this morning.
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THE EYANGELISTs.
Meeting OF COlOrea Pastors YesteH.
day-Other Items.

Pastor Lamar of the Csntrsl Baptist
church requests the APPEAL to state
that the tickets for Moody's meeting
allotted 10 his congregation will be
distributed Sunday morning at the
close OF the service, and thtt prefer
ence will be given t, non-church
members.
MEETING OF coLoRKD MINIsrERs.
Pursuant t, a call for a general
meeting OF the pastors Of co,ored
churches, the various leading denomi-
nations were represented in a meet
ing at Avery chapel yesterday morn
ing.
II was agreed to offer Avery chapel
as the place Of Mr.. Moody's meeting
Sunday, February 9TH.
Pastors Dardis, Phillips, lines and
Nightingale were appointed a com
mittee to rerort the results of the con-
ference and arrange for the meeting.
Pastors who were Dot present and who
will concur in the above plan will
please report 10 day before noon to
the Rev. George Dardis, at Avery
chapal, or to the Rev. Phillips, Col
Inns chapel.
Tickets for distribution will be ready
for the pastors OF the churches next
Monday, ard notice viii be sent them
OF the same.
RkyIVAL RECIPE,
An old, hluntsroken minister, with
reputation of some note as a revival
lit, was inquired OF by letter from a
young brother, who, holding "mens'
persons in admiration for sake OF ad.
vantage" was not successful as an
evangelist: "What shall / do TO win
souls for the Master p He was an
swered: "Tell your peopls 10 pray
nor and lie less, and you do like
WISE" "The llttering lips shall be
cut of" "He that seeketh to please
men is not the servant Of Christ"
A SINNER.
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the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals,
yesterday arrested Hetter Nicholson

yesterday arrested Heater Nicholson
and her daughter Lucy Lowry, col -
ored, and took them before lust. NJ ~
Powell, where they were put on IA by the
for the maltreatment OF a little = u.thod.
Girl named Agnes Miller, whak rNss10
adopted Eome time ago by. Sd~' wafer u.
Nicholson: The proof shehe \. as ct present
the eshilt had been eT sAvnrslnerican in re-
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TIE SCORE.

Vlgnaux-l5, o, 1877, 3, 60, G, so, 0,
so, rs, ?, 80, 1, 50, %, 0, "a, 50, "A, Is,
81, O, l0--6i7.
Sctasfer-0, O., 16, 8, l, no, 0, 20,
81. 0, Al, O, Z, Ss, Q, $50, rs, Ii, 10, 8,
Is, 1857,
Gland ,etal-Vigtaux 2400; Schse-
fer 1887. Averages-V igr aux 27 1924;
Schaeier % 9,24. Tine Of game three
hours.
Sclaafer has accepted & challenge
from Nienaux TO play another game
e 5000 or 5000 points Tor $500 a side
at the conclusion otthe present match.
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SHOT WAS MADE

by Vigpsux. Ga the fourth shot a
f~our-cushloa shot was bravely made.
AT so point, he vas loudly applauded
on making 8 we'll "Englished"
shot. Schaefer's bad luck continued
to pursue him, a1d although he made
a ran Of 20 the balls did 70. seem to
roll right, and he stopped easily. He
had then made &c in ten innings, OF a
total OF 1866 points. Vignaux made
IS in his tsnth inning, and his core
was SOL for tho night, or a to'al of
2l04. A little over an hour had been
consumed in play.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-11
PEOPLE OF NOTE

George Augustus sala is ont Of health.
and accordingly seeks the sea at Folke-
stone
81 lmmorteiie' is the title Of Alph)nse
Daudet's next novel. II deals gith the
Academy.
King John. Of Abvsinnia. has presented 4
number ~ hons. bnfsioes and other Wild
animals to the Jardin des Plsntes. Paris.
General sherman says he IS tired of
Marching Thro Georgia and wants the
band 90 pay something else when be goes
around
The contrsito. Nine Trehel'i and the
violiufst " Divide Musin. are ~ appear
this season IN concerts ~ the United States
and Canada
Dom Alfonso. Duke of Oporto. second son
n the King IF Portugal. vii shortly marry
Princess clsmantue. daughter # the King
of The Bei-ians
Joseph Pulitzer. - she View York Wr'f
vas given a lunch By Nr Drexei. the
Philadelphia banker. Wednesday All the
phiiade phia editors we're present
The Baltimore >ir ssVs President Cleva-
land has bought = s. lssl piano for his conn
frv house Orovers fefers1nisn sinnI icitr
IS rot shared ay his wife
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WATER SUPPLY.

The Grand Rapids Hydraulic Company having
arranged for ucN source OF supply. and the re-
mOvai of it, o-d system of pipe logs hy a service
OF cast iron mains viii he ready o. supply Its
present patrons and other citizens with pcnti-
ful supply 81 pure water from the silver Springs
on OF before November 9th. Mains viii be- laid
ou the following streets From pump house on
Canal % East Leonard. ou East Leonard. from
Canal 20 IoriR. on lonia. from Past Leonard to
Louis. ou Hastings. from I0pl4 to Kent on Kent.
from Hastings ~ Fast Bridge. on East Bridge.
from Kent Co Canal. on Canal from Fast Bridge
20 Monroe in Kent Alley, fr0m East Bridge to
Lyon nn Lyon. from Ottawa 90 Campau on ot.
fsWa. from Pearl to Lyon. ou Pearl from
Iouia 20 Canal. ou Monroe. from fearl and Canal
o. Division street on Campau from Lyon t1 louis
on louis from gawpau 90 spring. on spring,
from Fulton - Cherry on Division. ffom F0uu-
tain to Cherry. on Fountain from lonia to Divis-
ions on Fult0n from Division to ieftrson. on
Cherry from Spring % Division. Water wii Dc
flrui>fei under Sl7folenf pressure 50 fhat parties
desiring service fsr elevators aDl 0 ther mffhaui
cai purposes can hc s1lre oi = reliable supply
A. fh- season IS wen advanced p7rfIes iaslunE
to make connections Should give INN ediste
notice stfff Office ~ tle fampsay. Tits Pearl 49,
odee hours from 81 ~ ll ocleck and from io 4
ocl0-s.
GED p SIDFIINaER srpt
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llANTED-Bl A BAKER OF YEARS EX-
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ltANTED SITUATION As MILLER, j.
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