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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO, September 2O.-Night-River
9 feel s inches on the gauge. Weather
clear and cool. 1851
vIoKsBuRe, September 20.-Night-
Passed up City Of Natchez, st. Louis.
Down: City of Baton Rouge, New Or.
leans.
CINCINNATI, September 20. Might
River 4 feet 3 inches on the gauge and
rising slowly. Weather clear and
cno'er. ....,...
ST. LOUIS, September 20.-Night-
River stationary, aud stands 5 10 feet
on the gauge. Weather clear and cool.
No arrivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, September 20.--NiRht-
River 8 feet 10 inches in the canal and
foot inches On the falls and rieing.
Business dull. Weather clear and cool.
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APPEAL FOR AID
by the Lutheran Churches q
CharlestSB, South Carolina.

The Rev. Edward T. Horn and Ola.
ers Ct the Lutheran Churches at
Charleston have Issued the following
appeal for aid:
DEAR BRRTBRsN - by the earth
quake on August 3lst, all of our
churches have been injured. The
peril OF our familiis ana the ruin of
our he mes have occupied us hitherto,
but we have now made careful In
speSS'on OF our churches. 81. Ma
,hew's and st. Johns ire 80 iuiurt d
that we cannot worship in them until
they sha have been repaired. and
The Wentworth Street Cnurcn is con-
$ dered unsafe. S.. Johannes has
also sustained injury. As all our
people have suffered heavy losses in
their homes and busine e, a tn rd Il
the proper y OF all the Inhabitants Of
our city having been des royt d, they
are rot able tor,s'ote the churches.
A careful estimate requires for st.
Matthews German Church Ia besut,-
ful structure, etill $4,000 in deb, ard
just replirid after great damage by
last years cvclone) $4,000; flr st.
Johns, the Mother Chuich, $4,000;
for Wentworth st eet Church, $1,000
for st. Johannes German Church,
$1,000; ST. Ba'nsbas Chapel, which is
fame bu lding, has sustained no
serious damage. We are encouraged
by many kind letters to make this
statement, aud TO ask our brethren in
the United Stairs TO help US IN this
strait. For thispurpose we appoint the
Rev. Edward L. Ho n, treasurer, who
will gladly acknowledge all kind gf 8,
which will he distributed by this com.
mitee in the above proportion.
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THURSDAYS CONVEN ZION
EXPERIMENTATION DEMANDED
FOR THE KNIGHTS OFLABOR.
LiSs OF Judges and Clerks for 10.
mOrrOW's Election-bocal
Notes.

They're talking about workinpmer
again, said level-headed polite an
"snd it's my opinion we oug hs TO give
them showing on the Legislative
ticket "Wednesday. Thtrs are good
many workingmen in this town, DOM
you know"
How many workipgm,n do you
think there ought to be on the ticket q
l think about two would DO fair.
There is plenty Of material among the
knights of Labor to fill out Legs.
lative ticket"
Suppose You wouldn't be part'cu-
lar about ooluici go they were labor
ing men ?"
Wouldn't l, though! Now that is
just where the trouble has been in the
past. No man ought to be put on the
Democratic ticket at any time who is
not Democrat to the backbone. Let
the Republican lsboiiog men 90 be-
fore the Republican convention.
There are plenty in the ranks of the
knights Of Labor who are Democrats
to pick from, aud ! am in favor of ex.
amiIing closely into the record of
every caddita'e who fiers. OF cou,se
We sh luld not elect any man to the
Legislature who is not in sympathy
with the Rockingham, be he lawyer,
merck ant or what not, but outside OF
these we should have some on the
ticket whose hands are hardened with
toll. Those who work the abor racket
FIR Office only should be severely
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
FOREIGN BREVITIES.

DUBLIN, September 20.-Twenty
AIMED men went out from KAnturk,
county Cork, nesr Mallow, in broad
daylight today and made open raids
in search of srms.
BELFAST, September 20.-Desultory
mbats between mobs aud police oc-
CURED in valiOu' parts Of Belfast this
evening. but 80 far as known no one
was fatally injured.
DUIAN, September 2o.-Seyeral
moonlight Iaids were made last night
upon houses in the vicinity of Lis
towad, county Kerry, all the raids be-
ing made in search of arms.
BEnLTN, September 20.-T1e new
commercial treaty between Germany
and spain passed its third reading ia
the Reichs ag without debate, and the
sess cn thereupon formally closed.
BEELIN, Sept mher 20.-The Bundle
srath has approved the bill prov ding
for 4 new commercial treaty with
Spain. The closing proceedings Of
the Reichstag we've purely forma'.
LONDON, Ssntember 21.-The chol.
era returns ON Austria-Huu2ary
since last repo show: T,ieste, s new
cas- S, no deaths; Pesth, IS new cases,
4 deaths; Fiume, l new case, deaths;
Pola, . new cases.
RoME, September 2o.--The s Y 'esnth
anniversary OF the entry of the Ralau
troops into r me in 1870 was celr 5rat-
ed today with unusual pomp and cere-
mony, owing to The recent attitude OF
the Pope.
LONDON, September 20. - Advices
from Merv state that WI rtare is being
wdged between the Aiphaus end the
inhabia ants of Bsdakhshan. Fighting
had been going on for fortnight An
attempt On the pat of the Aighans 20
annex Badskhshau has led to the
struggle. The British troops in Chi.
tial remain neutral.
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Election Notes.
CONVENTION Tt uIsday.
CANDlDATRs ara plen iful.

CANDIDATES are plen iful.
! JUDGE MCDOWELL don't want any in
bis
THERE are half dozen or more as
pirants for the Senate.
JUDGE DOUGLASS will be Etiongly
backed in the convention.
JUSTICE HARRRLL is looming up as q
eadipg couutry candidate.
Mr.. HENRY F. WALSH, a candidate
for the Lower House, is Winning
golden op MONS everywhere.
AMONG leading knights Of Labor
mentioned whose names would look
we'll en- the Democratic ticket era T.
J. Atkins and James Armstrong. They
are both good Democrats.
Mr.. JOHN ]. BARRY, who Is a candi-
date for Msg stfate in the Fifth Civil
District hes the confidence, good will
and respect of every man who knows
him. He is Democrat to the back.
bone, progrt ssive ia his ideas, genial
and whole souled He ia as level
headed as the oldest candidate who
ever wors gray hair, and would make
an excellent member Of the court.
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To MY Friends.

He that Is not with mo 10 against me. 7"
| have, since my announcement as a
Cal didats for the magistracy, received
considerable Encouragement, and
numerous promises of support from
my friends, all OF which truly sppre-
ciate. On this "the eve OF battle"
however, desire to remind them
that their support must be practical.
The above caption fully explains the
p sition of affairs, and feeling assured
that II my friends rally round me to-
morrow my chances for ell cion are
excellent, l beg for the lat time that
they 90 10 the polls aud cast their vote for
WILLIAM d. R0YSTER.
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TRANSFERS.

James A. Hughes 10 Laurence Lamb
and J. II. Boston, irustae', 10 secure I.
A.Lamb in the sum ofSl950, lots Noses
and "a, of Lambs tuhdivisOn, Of part
Of lot No. SO Willo Williams subdl.
vision.
Mrs. M. L. Rodner 10 Thomas }.
Dennie, 20 feet front On Walker street
by IL ieet deep, part If lot No. s,
block So. for the fum Of 800.
Mrs. Virginia Clark to Mrs. NJ l.
Roduer, 80 feet front on Third street,
Fort Pickering, by lS4 feet deep, block
So, and part # lots Nos. 8, 10, Ii and
u, for the sum OF $500 80.
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Ad1ica 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferers at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
from pain, and the little cherub
awakes as "bright as button" 1t Is
very pleasant TO taste. 1t soothes the
child, soltens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diaTrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty
five cents bottle.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit COurt-Estes, Judge.

Calendar for today: Mo-. 80l2,
Louis Fri,z VS.. A, Koblbry; 1898, Wit
liam Bowles VS.. Laura Bowles; 83l2
A. II. Koitrecht vs.. George Warren
1853, J. Miner va. Suie f Fack eta.
$500, B. X. Ellis vs. r. p Chambers
S497, M. J Lyon vs.. Pet Roger
1898, j. 7. HARDEN, Administrator, W..
John Court 1908, B. f. Laird Va. +, O.
Whitaker; 1919, John A. Denie Va. 7.
J. Graham; S647, p. Twotig vs.. q. 6.
Chamberlain etal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
The Two. TaYIOrs.

The two TsylorB who are running
for the Governorsbip seem TO have no
difficulty in patching up their differ
enCes After a heated political discus-
sion they not only eat together, drink
together, fiddle together and sing to-
eeGhe-, but they chew Ko Ko lulu
out OF the same package, the brothers
tGkrg turns in purchasing 1t. o o
day Bob buys blk, the next cay All.
They need 1t to clear their voices and
as,ist in the digestion Of the tough
food they sometimes meet with IN
their cauValB
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
A DrugEist,s story.

Mr.. Issac q. Chapman, druggist,
Newburg, N. Y, writes us: 81 have
for the past ten years sold several
gross of DR.. William Halls Balsam for
tbs Lungs. l caA say Of it what |
cannot say OF any ether medicine,
have never heard customer speak Of
1t but to praise its virtues in thu high
est manner. Rave recommended Il
in a great many olses OF whoopiag
cough, with the hsppiest effects.
nave used it in my own family foi
many yOars; in TACT, always have &
jottle in the medicine closet ready FOL
use,"
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RnItinara nna,Ohio.

BALTIMORE, Md, September 49,
The first through trains over the Balti-
more and Ohio's new road to Philadel-
phia for the South aud s uthwsst
were run today and tonight. The
company will commence TO take
through passengers from New York,
using the Jersey Central tracks. The
trains ran on schedule time and car
ried fair number OF passengers.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

MANY mo heIs are unable to nurse
their children. In such cases he best
tubt tiiut to he ( found is Mtllin's Eco J,
prepared after Liebigs form ula, which
has proved % coz espond p6ysiologlc-
ally With mothers milk,
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For Representative.

Henry f. Wash ia a candidate for
the Legislature, subject to the action
OF the Democratic Invention, which
meets at the Exposition building on
Thursday, September 23d.
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George Rutland, judges; Mr.. Heron
clerk; I. i. Tay lor, depu v sheriff.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
Eirst Ward Precinct, j. M. Rourke,
W. s. La " less, Thos. Foley, judges
]. Norville, ]. B. Houlehap, clerks
j ]. Murphy, deputy sheriff.
Second Ward Prtcinct.--J. +. Hunter,
VIM. Quinn, Ohas Winters, judges
John Savage, r. +. Doherty, clerks
John j, Macon, deputy sheriff
Third Ward Precinct John W. Les
lie, 8. w. Green, Chas. Parish, judges
John Bruder, VIM. Lath. clerks; w.
s. Pope, deputy sheriff,
Eighth Ward Precinct. s. Capers,
Thos. Coyne, G. A. Hessen, judges
S. B Athy, VIM. Griffin, clerks; j. f.
McKeop, depu y sheriff.
Big Springs Precinct Thomas Gal
laghep VIM. Cunningham, Peter
Morris, judges; Thcs. Kline, p. P.
Dammann, clerks; Jno. r. Miller,
deputy sheriff.
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
EinaOood Precinct j. L. WEBB, J. j
H,inrch, ]. d EldridgA, judges
Coll Bierce, Tom Mc9owAn, Clerks
Geo. w. BLACKWELL, deputy sheriff.
Fourth Ward Precinct. WA. FAIRIES,
N. Malai esta, R.R. Church, judges; r.
Camp ell, u. j. Bauineli, clerks; &.
M. Robinson, deputy sheriff.
Fifth Ward Precinct.-O. F. Volk-
mer, g. h. Evans, Chas. Gallina,
judges; r. Il, Losgue, ]. J. Turner,
clerks; Geo =. Hagen, deputy sheriff.
Si1h Ward Preciact.-S. Lee, John
MerRle, F. &. Bishop, judges; s. J..
Hays, S mon Lehman, clerks; w. II.
Brosders, deputy sheriff.
SeVeath Hdrd Precinct Walter Ar
mour, Ed Cole, Ned Adamp, judges
Herfy John. on, Henry Duncan, clerks
Ed Carroll, deputy sheriff.
Tenth Ward Precinct.-B Ho'lender,
Mike O'Neil, Frank Davis, judges
j. IL Smith, Charles Jehl, clerks; Ed
Jordan, deputy sheriff
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

Sheriff Cannon ye.te day opp ointsd
the following officers to serve at The
election tomorrow for justices of the
reaoe of tie Second and Eiphtt enth
Districts, for constable OF the Four
teenth District, and for Justice of the
peace and constable If the Fifth Dis
tricts
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SECOND DISTRICT,

W. @. Eas'ey, Henry York, +. G..
Nelson, judges; Sid Wilheringlon and
George A. Millng'op, clerks; S. A..
Douglass, deputy sheriff.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For the senate.

THE APPEAL is authorized to announce
l. HUGH l.. BRIAKLEY as a candidate
for the State Senate, subject to the Demo
cratic Convention.
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STRAYED.

Il ORSE-From 126 Beale street, on Satur-
Il dav, August 10Th. light sorrel horse,
white in face. A liberal reward for his re.
turn to MRS d. hAACK, 126 Beale.
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Subscribe for the "Appear'
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

- 0RsE-0n Randolph Road, one-half
IL mic from Brick Church, from DR..
Zeirman, one dark chestnut sOrrel horse,
1874 hands higN, 10 or II years old Shod all
ronod; tail cropped off; high wethers.
Septembsr 10. 1856
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EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
FIFTH DISTRICT.

D. @. Collier, ]. ]. Brown and
George Rutland, judges; Mr.. Heron,
clerk; I. i. Tay lor, depu v sheriff.
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ARgE 3TORt,-First floor and cellar,
IL with side and roar entrances, Nos. 3C3
and sos Main street. Possession October LIST,
or sooner, If required.
Offices, No. $50 Second st.
Rooms for light housekeeping, No; $40 Pop
lar street, over drug sto e.. Apply 10
r. B SNOWDBN or }. L; GOODL0B,
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f1EKS0NAI,,

IRIS. JOHN r. MILES will take class
IN1 in detrimental Music. For terms
apply at SO Adams street.
( IlSTERNS-Built and repaired and war
~ ranted. Inventor OF the Sanitary Port
land Cement Pump. Contractor and krick-
aver. Telephone S88, TH0S. CUBBIRS.
FOR SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.
A GRAND NEW STOPEHoUsE-At Sur
a. rounded Hill, Arkansas, the best cotton
region, in that State, eiRh,y-fve miles from
Memphis and fifty mi es from Little Rock,
No. II ADAMS ST., Memphi Tenn.
Also, several Stock Ranches in Grand
Prairie. Arkansas.
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and controversies among uninformed
but qniet, honest citizens. Some OF
these persons claim to be officers Of The
Jaw, and peace officers, but, in fact, are
the greatest disturbars OF the peace OF
the county, aud are Instances, and as
such should be indicted. You will see
to t, gentlemen, that in 30 far as your
du y shall require that the laws be
fai hfully executed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21

ERONT AND REAR OFFICB-274 Front
II ltreet; cotton room and office; terms
inOu''a'e' Apply 6SoF. MCGOWAN &CO.
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ILLEGAL RXACTI0aS,

because the offices are taken with a
knowledge of the duties required and
the remuneration allowed, and can be
readily surrendered whenever the oc-
oupant thinks the pay is not sufficient
for the labor and responsib lily. 1.-THE
Court is thus spe ctic in charging you
for the reason that from said grand
jury report it appears that a very
large amount Of the county, State and
Taxing District revenue has been per-
" red from its l. gitimate channels and
converted to their own use by the in
dividuals heretofore holding sad Of
fees.
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r ADY AGENTS. Our agents have had
IL such wonderful success selling Mrs.
CampbelPs Combination Skirt and Bustle
(some clearing $3.50 MONTH, that We make
this special request for all agen who want
q steady, money making business, to send
stamp for Catalogue. Also, Furnishing
Goods. Address Z. II. Campbell x Co., 484
Vast Randnlnh STRAIT. ChinaRn. ILL
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THREE FLO0RS-39S Main street; good
i light; with or without elevat5r; front
and resr entrance.
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NFFIUES-The desirable front offices on
~ second floor of42 Madi.on street, adloin-
UNURNIsHRD RO0MS-At S. Monroe st.,
II one square rom Peabody Hotel.
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lLLh0AL NOTlNds
You will see to it, 30 fer as may lie
within your power, that the law is en-
forced for the su preston OF illegal
voting, and the imposition Of false
tickets on illiterate voters.
DISTURBING PUBLIC WORSHIP.
The law enacted for the protection
Of p rsons engaged in pub ic worship
thou d be enforced against those who
would disturb or oi,quiet sny such
as emblage, and you are authorized in
such ca es 10 eepd for witnesses when
y7u suspect a violation Of this law.
You will indict all persons attending
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P0ARr-From October 1st, in private
ID family, for gentleman, wife and one
child. Large front room up stairs paeferred;
will furnish room. Best OF references given
and required. Address NJ. E., this office.
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O0MS-Nicely furnished rooms at
III 265 MADISON ST.
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NHOICE 0FFICEs-0n Second story, oc-
~ cupied for many years by DR. ]. W. Nell
son, Dentist, corner Union and Main streets.
Apply At Sc Union street. JOS. LENOW.
nESIRABLE R0OMS-Suitable for light
Dhougekeeping, n. cor. Sec nd and Market
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-05-22
Racing at Butte.

Following is the programme OF the West
Side Fair and Racing Associations first
annual meeting, which will be held at Butte
on August 10, II, IL, IL and II next:
First Day-Purse $500; trotting, 2:32
class. Purse $4OO; running, one mile.
Purse $500; running, half-mile heats.
Second Day-i'urse $4OO; trotting, 300
class. West Side stakes, for 3-year-olds.
Running, mile and quarter, $50 each; hall
forfeit, with $500 added. Purse $500;
trottipg, for 4.year-olds and under.
Third Day-Purse $500; trotting, 2:25
class. Purse $500; running, three.quarters
OF a mile, handicap. Moulton stakes;
trotting, for 2-year-olds; mile heats; $50
each, half forfeit; $500 added.
Fourth Day-Purse S40O; trottine, 2:4O
class. Anaconda stakes, running, for 2-year-
ODDS. Five furlongs, $50 each; half forfeit,
with $500 added. Silver City stakes, trot-
ting, for 3-year-olds and under, $50 each;
half forfeit, mile heats, with $4OO added.
Fifth Day-Purse of $3.50; running, 600
yard dash. Purse $1,000; free for all
trot: Purse Of $3.50; running, mile heats,
handicap.
The Association reserves the right to
alter, amend or postpone any or all Of the
above races il the Board OF Directors, in
its judgment and for cause, deems it ex-
pedient to do 80. ,.-
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END OF THE YAQW war.
An Encounter With the Red Skins,
Which Proves Disastrous to
Both Sides.
Geronimo's Capture . Natter Of Time,
With Hatfield Closely On
His Heels.
The Mann Brothers Meet Death at the
Hands Of Vigilantes and On the
End Of Rope.

San FRANC1sc0, May 16.-A Tucson spec
ial from CHIHUAHUA says: Captain Hat
field, with troop Of cavalry struck Gero-
nimo heavy blow yesterday morning ten
miles southeast of Santa Cruz, but few
hours later received heavier blow in re-
turn. Friday afternoon the hostiles about
seventy strong struck Miiepias Ranch,
rounding up thirty horses. Hatfield ar
rived q hall hour later and followed the
trail tn dark. Yesterday morning he sur
prised and sta'npeded the hostiles, cap
turing their entire camp outfit and horses.
He then started for Santa Cruz. In pass
ing through Box Canyon. CALLING fire, was
suddenly poured upon his little command.
The men dismounted and made gallant
fight ofone hour, losing two killed and
three wounded. Many Indians fell, but the
number is not known. Captain Hatfield
reached Santa Cruz, where he will he Joined
by Lieutenant Cook.
Major Reiz, with q large Mexican force
reached Santa Cruz last night and Joined
in the pursuit this morning. General Miles,
Capt. Lebo and Lieut.. Davis, with troop L;
Governor Torres, OF Sonora, and Project
Rivers, OF Magdalena District, are here in
Governor Torres has Just
received dispatch from the Prefect OF
Guaymas stating that General Martinez
routed the faquis from their stronghold
in the Sierra Bacatete ON the 18th killing
100 and capturing 200. The Mexicans lost
twenty killed and SO wounded. Cajeme es-
capped, but is being pursued by the troops
on land and gunboat on the river This
ends the Yaqui war.
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THE HOME RULE AGlrArIoN.
Parnel and Salisbury ON the stump
Great Britain.

Parnell and Salisbury on the stump in
Great Britain.
LONDON, May 1o.-Lord Salisbury was
accorded perfect ovation, when he ap-
peared upon the stage OF Her Majesty's
Theater this afternoon, to address the
Conservatives meeting, assembled there un-
der the auspices OF the Primrose League
Auditors, who were Beaconsfields favorite
flower. In his address Salisbury declared
that Toryism was growing rapidly among
all classes in the Empire. He said he felt It
to be his duty in these critical times to urge
all loyal men to combine for the support of
religion aud the Empire. He denied that
he had recommended as the best means of
governing, the Irish people the adoption
OF twenty years uf the coercion policy.
He had only advised a maintenance of law
and order in Ireland. He reiterated bis
advice to the Irish to emigraee from Ire
land if they could not prosper and be con-
tented under British rule, and urged the
Conservatives to support the Liberal
Unions candidate in the coming election,
where Conservatives certainly could not be
chosen. The Conservatives have arranged
to hold a monster Loyalist demonstration
against the Home Rule bill in the city of
Lancashire, tonight. Par
nell haE organized a counter demonstra.
ton in the same places and has sent Mr.
Healy thither to take charge OF it and make
The principal speech.