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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-28
BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH CON.
VENTION
sun Revising 1t With Purpose as
Frequently Declared to En-.
rich the Service.

CHICAGO, Ill, October 27.-The
General Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church resumed its Sc ssions
at Central Music Hall this forenoon.
A message wss received from the
House Of Bishops declaring that, in
the judgment of tire Bishopp, the use
OF the unftrmented juice of the grape
in the sacrament is not warranted BY
the example OF our Lord, and was an
unauthorized departure from the prac-
tice of tho Catholic Church and that
the mixing Of water with the use OF
wine was not Objectionable, provided
it be not done Enthusiastically until
authorized by charge of the rublics.
The message did not require any
action by the Deputies.
A resolution was adopted 10 appoint
committee to present plan OF max
ing notification to the dioceses of the
changes adopted in the prayer book.
A resolution was adopt d providing
for a int committee OF three bishops,
three clerlcals and three laymen, to
whom should be recommitted the
whole subject of marriage and di-
vorce, to report thereon to the next
General Convention, on the second
day thereof.
The house then resumed its con-
sideration of the proposed smand-
ments to the Book of Common
Prayer.
The proposition to substitute in the
order for evening services a prayer
for civil authority, in place Of existing
prayers for the President of the
United States, excited much debate.
The prayer rs report, d from the COM
mittse and sent down by the House
of Bishops, made no mfntion Of the
Chief Executive by his office, but, in.
stead, contained the following: "Sa
rule the hearts OF all those whom
thou hast set in authority over US that
they" etc.
The House finally rejected the form
proposed bv the House of Bishops
and adopt d prayer contained 10 the
book OF notification. This prayer
which il agreed to by the H1use Of
B shops, at once becomes the proper y
OF the church, and part Of tie revised
prayer book reads as follows
$50 rule the hearts of Thy
fervanls, the President of the
United State7, the Governor o.
this State, and all others in authority
that they" etc. II is noted that the
printing Of the phrase "Ths Governor
of this State" in italics conveys
notice that its uss is permissible since
there may arise cases when the use o.
this phrase wonld not be ap
plicable. A massage from the House o
Bishops was received during the eve
ming session, non conCurring with thu
resolution of tho deputies on To,
canon concerning marriage and d.
vorce. The message recommended
that the matter be passed over to th'
next convention as unfinished bust
ness. The work Of revising the Prsye
Book continued until late hour.
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The Jubilee Thanb sgiviug Services
NJ Westminster Abbey.

LONDON, October 27--The Queen
has decided that the Thanksgiving ser-
vices in honor Of her jubilee should
be he'd on Monday, June 20,h, at 3
o'clock, in Westminster Abbey, and
not in st. Paul's Cathedral, as had
been generally anticipated. Eff
forts were made to secure a
different decision, but unnecessarily,
a fact which is greatly 10 be regret
ted rs the cathedral is admir-
ably adopted for such ceremony,
while the abbey is the worst possible
plaza for it. The service at the
cathedral, where it ought to be &C.
oording to al precedent, would have
involved a procession from ore end of
London to the other, while the
progress from Buckingham Palace to
the grand entrance OF the abbey will
be a no greater affair than the mere
opening OF Parliament. AT st. Paul's
everybody could be quite we'll &C.
commodated, whereas at the abbey
the bulk Of the congregation will be
in the nave, and, as the organ screen
shuts them of from the choir, they
will neither hear nor see much of the
service. 1t is to be hoped that the
matter will be reCousidered and that
the Queen may be induced to consent
to have this great and solemn function
held in st. Paul's Church, which GER
tainly is the proper place for ii.
Nothing has been settled IS to the
order OF the divine service, but 1t will
be very short. The abbey will be given
up to the Lord Chamberlain by the
Dean, as on the occasion Of a corona.
ton, and all the necessary arrange.
ments will be made by the great
officers of the household. Ac'
cording 10 sketch OF the or.
der OF the ceremony there Is to be q
procession mp the nave in the choir oI
the Queen, the royalties, Ambassadors
great officers OF State, ministers, speak
ers, and other personages. The service
will also be attended officially by tbs
peers OF the realm, the peerssses, the
Privy CounselloIs, the judges, mem
bars OF the House OF Commons, mem
beTs OF Conversation, the Lore
Lieutenants OF the counties, LoIC
Msyor Of London, Lord Provosts o
Edinburgh and Glasgow, the Lore
Mayors Of York and Ddbliu, the Chan
cellors and Vice ChanCellors OF Uni
vevsihep, and oherP, all in full dr. as
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o'clock. The Emperor propo es to at
tend hunt on Saturday az Hubertu-
stock.
Toe International Meridian Confer
ence opened today. Minister Won
Gossler presided. Delegates were
present from all the German States
and from Austria Hungary, Belgium,
Denmark, France, Italy, Holland,
Por,u gal, Roumsnla, Russia, Spain,
Sweden and Swiiz.rand. Minist rs
Won Boetticher, Lucius Won Scholtz
and FreibuIg were in attendance.
Minister Won Gossler made an adj
dress. in which he referred to the i'm
portance OF the decision Of the con-
ference and eulo g'zsd the services to
science Of the late Gen. Bsyer. DIR.
Forster, Of Berlin, was elected presi-
dent; Drs. Streuve, of the PulkoTa
Observatory, end Faye, Of the Paris
Observatory, vice presidents, aud d..
Hirscb, OF Neufachtel, secretary oil
the conference.
Herr Wuchtel, the singer, is worse.
He is suffering with severe congestion
Of the lungs.
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The Con.ervatiYe Conferencr.

LONDON, October Pat the Con-
servaiive conference at Bradford yes
terday, the Right Hon. Henry Chap
lin, member Of Parliament, moving a
vote of thanks to Lord Randolph
Churchill for his speech, and to the
association, said he believed the time
coming would be the worst the United
Kingdom had ever experienced in
agricultural depression. After speak
ing at the conference, Lord Rando phi
Churchill addressed large, ovelflo W.
ing meeting. His remarks we're con-
fined mainly to local matters. He re-
turned TO London today While in
Bradford he received 200 Conservative
addIeseeg.
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The presidential party in New York

New YoRK, October 27,-President
CLEVELAND arrived here from Wash-
ipgton on the 9:lS Congressional
limited train. He was accompanied
by Secretary Of State Biyard, secre-
tary OF the Navy Whitney, Secretary
OF the Interior Lamar, Postmaster
General Vilas and Private Secretary
Lamont. A large crowd gathered at
tae jersey City depot 10 greet him.
The parry drove TO the residence OF
Secretary Whitney, at the corner OF
Fllty-seventh street. and Fifth avenue,
where they will remain during their
say in the city. The Preai ent has
not prepared any speech for 70
morrow's ceremonies, but will speak
eXtempore.
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THE YOUNG DEMOCRACY

Much 10 expected OF the young
Democracy Of Shelby county on Tues
day ne1ts Fob Taylor, Phelan, Mon
tedonico, Lynn, Clapp and 0dlum are
comparatively young men and were
nominated by young men. The old
Democrats, especially the drsy-horse
Democrats, who have 80 long and 30
often pulled through the party mire
and filth heavy burdens, and whose
services have been requited with the
bmest ingratitude, are faithfully
performing their duty, and il the
young, Democrats will work on the
day OF the election with all the
bounding enthusiasm Of youth, the
ticket of their own selection will
achieve glorious victory. The cleo
ton Of the Democratic ticket on TueE-
day brings to the front new men and
young men, and the party veterans,
who are Democrats from principle,
care not who leads, who fills
the Offices, 80 there is honesty,
economy and good government.
II is earnestly hoped that the yonng
Democracy Of Shelby county will BIO
equal to their promises and fulfill
public expectation by throwing them
selves into the canvass with a mo
mentum that will be irresistible.
Now 10 the time and the occasion Tor
the young Democracy Of Shelby coun-
by 10 make themselves felt 10 politics.
They ara free from alliances that en-
taugle the old politicians of the State.
March boldly to the front, and the
SCARED veterans who have 90 often
been struck down, and have become
weary % unrequited toll, will gladly
take shelter behind your gallant
phalanx, and as you storm the enemy
in his fastness they will follow,
shoulder their crutches and be with
you in the decisive charge. Success
in practical politics, rs in actual war,
depends upon the earnestness Of pur-
pore and the enthusiasm OF the young
men Of the country. The young Dem
ocrats OF Shelby county can have q
commanding influence in the election
on Tuesday next. Indeed all depends
upon them, a. the veteran Democrats
permitted them to make their own
nominations, which are eminently
satisfactory to all classes and all ages
OF Democrats. The canvass in the
main has been directed by young
Democrats, aud il they are equal
to their opportunities on the day
OF the election there can be
no doubt as to the result. Cd Demo
Gratis, from a habit that has become a
second nature, will be at the polls.
Nothing affords them so much delight
IA voting the Straight Democratic
ticket They take malicious pleas
uTe In voting against the Republicans,
whose corrupt rule subjected them to
30 many woes and impoverished the
children who are now young Demo
Gratis, and they will do their duty on
Tuesday next, as they did in the dark
days when defeat was certain and
there were no spoils to reward them
Tor their toll. The old Democrats will
vote on Tuesday ncxt, and now let the
young Democrats not only vote, but
work with the matchless enthusiasm
and activity Of their fathers whOr
there were no party honors to receive
OF official patronage to bestow, and I
triumph will be achieved which be
slows both honors and patronage Oh
AZ
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BULGARIA.
Rem eWaI of Diplomatic Relations
with SeE Wan OIes.

SOFIA, October 27.-G-n. Kaulbars
has notified the Regency that if the
conspirators against Prince Alexander
be punished the Russian Government
will have recourse to extreme meas
ures. Toe regents, snspeCtiog that it
is Klulbars's intention during their
absence at Tirnova to assist the
Sankoffitss in Sofa TO form a new
Ministry, have taken the precaution
TO cause the arrest of al suspected
persons, and have ordered the u oops
to be in rea1inetsto suppress Tevo I.
A etGie of siege will be proclaimed in
the event Of a Coup d'etat being at
tempted. Another Russian war ship
is going to Vsrna.
A protocol has been signed renew
ing diplomatic relations between
SeTvia and Bulgaria. 1t provides for
a treaty of commerce and for The ref.
erence of several dis utys 10 a joint
commission.
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CABLE FLASHES,

LoNroN, October ga state Of
siege has been proclaimed at Sofia.
BERNIE, October 27.--The Federal
Government proposes 10 purchase all
the railways in Switzerland.
PARIS, October 27.-Floods are caus-
ing much damage in the department
OF Vaucluse. The city Of Avignon is
partly submerged.
PARIS, October 27.-The RepubIique
Francaise says that Gen, BoulanRer,
Secretary Of War, will ask credit for
the army Of $4,000, 900 francs.
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Arrival Of mOcmOns at Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 81
The steamship Brit sh King, which
arrived here from Liverpool today,
brought 307 Mormon converts. They
will proceed to Salt Lake. 1t is under
stood that Mormon immigrants will
hereafter be landed here, instead of
at New York, it being claimed that the
law is construed harshly in regard to
them at the latter port.
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SIR JAMES PAGET, president British
Medical Associate ion, Gays that 10000
deaths are annually caused by nervous
diseases in England, and that there is
no more powerful and efiec!ual nerve
tonic than Liebig Co.'S Cocoa Beef
Tonic is evidenced by the emphatic
testimony Of the most eminent physi-
clans. For malaria, debility, sick
headache, dyspepsia, monthly suffer
ing and biliousness it is Incompatible.
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Four or PInkcrtOn's Guards Held
for Murder.

CHICAGO, Ill, October 27.-The
four PinkeIton guards, who were
held yithcu ut bail by the coroner's jury
az accomplices to the murder of Ter
ence Bfgley, remained locked up in
the county jail today, but application
will be made tomorrow by the Pink,
er,on agency to have bail fixed. The
grand ju y now 10 session will adjourn
tom 1Irow and the csse will probably
bs permitted 10 go over to November.
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Bismarck and successor TO Alex
AnIer.

LONDON, October 27.-The Standard
believes that Prince Bismarck has been
sounded on the subjvc Of successor
to Prince Alexander Of Bulgaria, and
that he said that, in the event Of Rus
STA refusing to nominate or accept a
candidate for the throne Of Bulgaria,
which cannot remain vacant for sn
indefiuite period, she would not be
justified in offering further opposition
10 the return Of Piuce Alexander.
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CornI.ant Ornradlcy'. orooEednss..

DETROIT, Men, October 27,-On
the srrsst OF J. f. Bradley, in Chi
c'go, for defalcation by the Pullman
Palace Car Company, an expert &C
countsnt was brought to Detroit, aud
an Investigation Of the books Ieyeale d
a shortage OF $4,000. Several
amount, the largest being S25,00O,
were tasen at different times aud
changes made In the entries The in
velt CATION has resulted in the dis
charge Of Obiei Accountant David
Wilson, as being Cognizant Of Brad
LEWIS cfookPdneRp
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Unable tn Protect the Interests OF
Russian r. sidents.

ST. PETERSBURG, October 27.-The
Official Messenger saws: The anarchy
which prevails in Bulgaria prevents
the Russian Consuls from protecting
the lawful interests of Russian resi-
dents. After Gen. Kau bars had left
Varna several Russians were arrested
on illegal pretexts. Two Russian
cruisers were therefore dispatched to
that place.
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WOrEinEm ems Procession Forbid
den

LONDON, October Eft is stated
that Col. Sir James Frszer, Chief Com
missioner Of the CITY Police, has L.
sued orders forbidding the procession
of the unemployed workingmen OF
London which it was proposed by the
Socialist leaders should march through
the streets at the same time as the
Lord Mayors Pageant.
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Refuses 10 GO 10 TirnOva.

SOFIA, October 27-M. Karavaloff
refuses TO 90 to Tirn1va because Of a
fear Of being irsulted or assaulted.
He argues that it is useless to con-
woke the SJbrarje in the face Of the
Russian opposition. The SobraIjs, he
says, has no right to Oppose him from
the Regency, and declares that if it
does he will retire uoder protest.
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HARVEY MATHEs FOR TREAS
uREn

In view OF the untimelv death OF the
State IRE asurer II may be we'll for. the ASd-
lanche. without consultation with him, 70
Mnthes Of the Ledger, which has been deter,
mined or for come weeks. Since the field
will now DO open to entirely new candidates
AT least an even start should be had. CAPT.
Mathes's long public career, his gallant
service aud loss Of n leg, his newspaper Work,
his public and private virtues we need not
dwell on. They arc too well known. VI MS
business capacity and ability 20 discharge
the duties Of the Office, Of his sterling integ-
rty and high character no question VIII DC
made. The Avalanche presents b name
assured that the Legislature wi jul have before
II none worthier, no matter who may be be-
fore It..
The APPEAL very cordially indorses
what is said so heartily in the above
editorial from the AUaldnche OF yester
day. Capt. Mathes has already had
experience in iduciary trusts and
would fiji the Office of Treasurer most
accsptably and with satisfaction to
the people. lie is an honorable man,
who appreciates ell the responsibili-
ties involved in the Tregsureyship,
and Is in every way worthy Of 1t. We
commend him 10 the sufrsges OF the
next Legislature.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
CORRUGATED IRON SIDING
And Iron Roofing.
Non.Resident Notice.

No 6S4-In the Chapcery Court Of Shelby
county, Tenn.-A. l.. blow and others We.
J.B. Higgins snd wife Ct 81. 49,.
It appearing from atida0Sit IN TINS 6 cause
that The defendant, Irene aoeletand Henry
Bonner, her guardian, and Harry q. Myr-
over' arc residents OF the State of North Ger
Nina; and that Joleph NJ. Bell IS a resident
Of the State Of Arkaqnsas, ard III non-resi-
II IL therefore ordered, That thew make
THAR appearance herein. at the ceurthOu Of
shelby county, in Memphis, Tennessee, on OF
befor' the first MONDAY in deem Der, 1885,
hill, or the srme will bo t. ken for confessed
ms 10 thom and set for hearing ex patte; and
fhaf copy Of this order be published once
week, for four successive weeks, in the Mem
phis Appeal. This 9th day ofUctober, 1886.
A COPY Attest;
s I MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY B. +. C9leman Deputy @. and NJ.
Gibson x Weak!ey, soils, for eompPnt. ri
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IRELAND.
Mr.. sexton Replies 10 an Address
ON "YOung Ireland"

BELFAST, October 27.-At the I'M
yelling of statue of the pet Davis
in this city today, Mr.. Sexton, in
replying 10 an address on Young
Ireland" referred to the recent riots
in Belfast and observed that il the
writings Of Davis were better under
stood, the downfall Of faction and
sectarian bitterness would be accom-
nliahad.
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Successful OebuI Of u chicago SO.
prnnO.

LONDON, October 27.--Miss Alice
Whiteacre, of Chicago, n soprano, has
made highly successful debut IN
concert at Covent Gardens. Two vo-
c'ierous encores were given her. Mr..
Rlndegger specially conducted the
concert,
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Denial OF The Truth OF the "StaE d.
ards" UtteTRncey.

BERLIN, October 27.-It is officially
denied that there is any foundation for
the uterances of this mornings L1n-
don Standard about Prince Bismarck
and the succession to the Bulgarian
throne.
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nOnr RnbY,n Flrnt Yonr. p

by Marion Harland, with other vslua.
BILE in'olmationi forty.sieht page book.
Sent free on receipt Of 2 cent stamp.
Address Reed q Carnrick, Mercantile
Exchange Building, New York City,
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a Pro.RussIau Meeting Prohibited.

SOFIA, Octo Der ga pro Russian
meeting which bad been called TO
take place in this city, and which
Gen. Kaulbars had promised to attend,
has been prohibit, d.
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YnInnhlo md ConYenIent.

BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are a
safe and sure remedy for Bronchitis,
Coughs and other troubles OF the
Thr5at and Lungs. Sold only in borss.
Price 2b cents.
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GERMANY.
The international Meridian Confer,
enc Capital News,

BERLIN, October 81 Emperor WIKI
liam today received several IN litsrS
report, worked three houis, received
Count Herbert Bismarck at 4 O'Clock
and gave a large dinner party at 8
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AoaisvIIIe Cemeat.

Foundat ous, cellar walls and build
ings subject to overflow should be con-
sttucted with Louisville Cement It Is
the standard.
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HgTS or NEWS
',scsed Up Here and Thee ny "cyi-'sr


',gcEed Up Here and Thee by "cy'-.s I
Reporters.
"WoNAy AGAINST WoMAy NJ the Opera
House 10 night.
"Tug BGEADwrNNsR' 1t the Academy
CT Music tonight
tbs MINISTRIES hold another rehearsal III
Banners 20 night.
No MUSIC at the CuspNne street rtuk
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
THERE we're large congregations ia ell
the churches yesterday.
The amateur Ministries will have sn-
other rehearsal this evening. Lst every
BODY report 1T Banners at 130.
Iris understood that ex.Secretary John
NJ. Greer, o! Excelsior Lodge No 10, | o.
o f., is short in MS accounts about 800.
OFFICER OCNLAr last evening arrested
Jchp Thompson for disorderly conduct in
that he wss wrecking the furniture in his
domicile.
4 DOUBLE team attached to farm wsg-
on rsn away on Sixteenth street, Saturday
morning, breaking one Of the wheels Of the
wagon. {
PETER GILES and James GilhoolY will
give an exhibition of fancy and acrobatic
skating at the Chaplne street rink Wednes.
day evening.
THE beautiful weather Of yesterday
brought out large number OF pedestrians,
and all afternoon the streets we're filed
with people enjoying the sunlight and
fresh air.
YESTERDAY afternoon Charlie Birch
while standing near an ice aide on the
river bank, on the South Side, had his
right leg quite badly bruised and the bone
fractured at the ankle
THE feeder.nailers held q meeting yes
terjay afternoon in Mclsin's Hall but
Whist the nature Of the business transacted
was, could not be learned. A member,
however said it was not Of public ma
tuFe.
BETWEEN 10 and ii o'clock last night
the clerk who sleeps in Joseph Speidei 4
Co store. telephoued to police heGdquar,
ters that be thought robbers we're in the
building, and officers Junkins, West and
Duffy went down and searched the estab-
lishment, but could find no one Officer
junk;us remained all night.
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a New Lodge.

On Monday evening, February Sth, Cen
trail Castle No Knights Of the Colder
Eagle was instituted in this city. the first
order Of the kind ever established in toe
State. The brder is comparatively weak
but is growing in prominence and in mem
bers They are very numerous in Penn,
sylVsnia, New York. Maryland and other
States In the State Of Pennsylvania
alone since it was introduced, it has built
up a membership of $4,000 I,'promises
to lead all others in the future,
The officers elected here on Monday
evening are as follows: s. C Baylitts, W.
c.; Levi Castle, q. P; Charles Newman,
Y.C; w. s. BeEisford, NJ. R; ". T.
Long, C. c.; T W. Simpson, n. (; d
A. McNssh, S. H c. Krouse, V. H; J.
W. MeCrscken, B Fritz Georiug. c.; A.
C. Rose. d Eena-d Conrad, Esq; G. B.
Criswell, /. G.; W. n. Marshall, G. G .
Lewis Beaver, Vim. Young and J. S. De-
giant, Trustees.