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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-06-30

have been afflicted sin last March with a
skin disease the doctors call Eczema. NV face
was covered With scls and sores. and the itchir Z
aud bnrp.na. were Almost uThearabIes Seeing
your currcuRs kyxsolEs 10 highly recommended,
! concluded to give them a trial, using the Crri-
essRA and CUTgcTRa Soar externally. ami RgsoL-
VENT internally. foss four reonihs l cail myself
cured, in,grstitnde for xhica make tnis puhlic
statement. Mas. CLARA 4. FREDERICK.
ERaAn DaooR CoNN. ~.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-06-30
SKIN, N,'sss .es;s,ss s;;;. ;;.,,,
AND

IL UMlLIArING Eruptions, Itching and Burn
IN ing Skin Tortures, Loathsome Sores. anu
ed scrofulous and Contagious Diseases OF the
Blood, Skin and scalp, With Loss Of Hair from
infancy to old age, positively cured by CurI-
crfRA the great skin Cure and CuricrRA Soar,
ar exquisite skin Beaftifer, externally, and
CuncukA RssoLysSr, the new Blood Purifier,
ntcrnally
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-06-30

was afflicted with kazena on The Scalp, Face,
Lars aud seek, which the druggist where | got
your remedies, prunounsei cue OF this worst
cases that had come uHd sr his tiee He ad-
vised me - trg ypfir tittIccRa kg2gDTrs, and
aitss Gae days use NY scalp and part of my face
were entirely cured and hope in another week
70 have ny ears, neck, and the ether part ot my
face cured HERMAN sLADE.
l2u z arn SIrrEr NV YuRh-
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-06-30

tst-firtKi stands at the head ot Hs classy; es.
pcia'Iy j. this the case With the ctrlCrRA soar.
isase hsd an unusually good sale this MANNER,
owing - the preyalenrs " IN aggravated form of
Esels sarcngh &nrne 10 .~Iises In the country, In
which the CeIIcuRs Rxx.DIEs proved tisfsc-
tory. W. l.. HARDiGG, Druggist.
ExIDSIuwS kN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-06-30
CrTiCrRA wgMgDuEs

Are soId BY all druggists Price: CrncrRA, 20
csnss: REsoLvESr. -. 90. Soar, 25 cents rostrr
nvug and Chemical Co., noston. Mass.
send for .'now 10 Cure skin Discases.'
ppkJTIFY 'he Complexion and Skin by using
DUHU the curIcJRA Soar.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-06-30

TINE sEMING MACHINE is
H. % the cause OF Uterine Pains and Weak
ySA ness. For Aching desa aud Back.
42EH Kidney Pains scia,ica, Chest Pains,
AHh Weakness and Inflammation the CT
T..rRa Asr-PArs PLASTER Is infallibIe. 25c.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-06-30

During my absence from the State, PETER
ORGAN will attend to my business At Mill City:
he will pay all accounts against me, and Is IA
thorized to receipt for all moneys due me.
p. wOOLCOCK.
Mill City, New, May 80, 1885. islk
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-06-30

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT
A GOOD TEAM is always ready se take all
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel free
OF charge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
The Irish National Leas ne.

DUBLIN, September 28.-Mr. limo
thy Harrington announces at the fort.
nightly meeting Of the Irith National
League today tia since the last meet
ing SID, 900 in donations hsd been re-
ceived by him IS treasurer. He
add. d tnst an enormous increase
in evictions throughout Ireland
must row be expected, and said
The league would devote all
dor atiol received to the work Ct re-
iieying psrfons evicled. John Dillon
raid peace In Ireland row depended
on the action of landlords. Two thou
Rand families are now under notice /
evcti n. Winter is coming snd il is
already imperaiv thai the Irish pee
pie fhould combine 10 help one an-
other and resist within the law the
attempted tyranny of the landlords,
final vic ory being certain il this re
sis 'ance is maintained.
Mr.. Dillon raid. in concluding, that
TIE tenants would accept the Ash
bcr1e act al sop, but would res st CO.
trcion.
Joseph +. Kenny, M. P. for Cork,
said the tenants would fight with their
backs to the wall against threatened
evicti' ma.
Mr.. Harrington appealed 10 the
branches tf the league to subscribe
literally to the fund for evicted len
ants.
Mr.. Dillon declared that the Com.
mission of Inquiry was fraud ard an
imposture, and that nobody would be-
lieve in its honesty aud importantly.
II The eviction of tenants continued 1t
must touch landlords upon their most
tender point, their pockt is.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

SSO,0O0,O00 worth of cotton goods a
year, We certainly ought to have
encouragement to turn our own
material into gods that could be
made saving the passage to Europe and
bscF. The past has been sacrificed,
the future is before us, and from the
increase shown in the figures supplied
by he Picdyine we are net without
hopes that We shall have American
cot on mar ufsctured by Americans.
The present figures show total Of 235
mills in twelve Southern s ates-
North Carolina has 70, Georgia 81,
s; nth Carolina so, Tennessee rs, Ala.
Rama 2C--snd Of l,130,24 spindles-
Georgia has 354,l52. North Carolina
245,636, South Carolina 5,414, Ten
ne,fee S3,503-ard 24,67S looms. This
gives an increase over the census fig
ures Of 1880 OF II mills, 56S,SS9
spindlee, end of 1884 looms. The
consumption of American cotton
goods at the fame time has increased
1872. 3l8 balts--a total of 1885, 48 in
1880 against 3S1 .068 In 1885.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
The PLEURO-PNEUMONIA
RAGING IN MONTGOMERY COUN-
TY, PENNSYLVANIA,
As Well as 10 Illinois, Where the
Federal and State Authorities
Are Trying 10 Stamp II Out.

WASHINGTON, september 2S.-Com-
missioner Colman, OF the Bureau Of
Agriculture, bas received letter from
DR. Salmon, dated Chicago, Septem-
Der 25th, in which he SAYS, in refer
tnce TO the outbreak OF pleuro preu-
monia at that city: "Sincs telegraph
ing you l have had the va ch
STRENGTHENED ct the infected ct .blts
to prev, nj animals from being re-
move'. There ave twenty nine men
now employed, making an expense OF
500 a day. This was nee assaiy in order
to give the St,te Board tins to decide
what disoositon could bs made of the
cattle / regard the quarantine now
as perfectly safe. 1t is very impor ant
TO have an eatly Inspection of some
districts in this vicinity" A li.t CT
names of six experienced veterinary
surgeons is inc osed in the letter, wi b
request that they be appointed for
inspection service. DR.. salmon says
with this force, which NJ ed not be EN-.
ployed longer team TIRES or four We exc,
he an very soon determine the extent
of tue iasl ectiC n.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
W. iting for Action by the State Au.
IhOFities.

CHICAGO. ILL, September % The
Board Of Live Stock Commissioners
returned today and yisi ed the places
w e;e the cate are quar- n N ed. The
board are now EaiiUg soc &C n ty
he Stats suthorltiee. A Ienn,t has
been rwsrd, d 10 Spr ngf Id and
Wasi iugtoo, aud any other acioa
hat is taken will come from tbs al
thoritits. Prof. SSlmo /, Chief OF the
Bureau cf Animal Industry, be ieye5
IL the snn ais have been quar-
antined, ard that the supposed plague
can be con rolled within pre- emf lin
is Prof. Salmon sid it would cost
$4,000 or $50 0G0 to indemnify the
owners # lie affected cattle for the
slaughter OF them. He did not
know what further action would be
taken by the board, but every effort
would be made to rid The city and
S ate of the diteaEe. Prof Salmon
will remain hers for few days and
then 40 to Ottawa, Canada, to inspect
the system adopted to prevent tie
spread OF p eurc-Dnrumoa MA there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
aREEnY FIsmERMEN.

The fisheries dispute is warmly kept
up by both Cpadisns and fasteners,
ard the three maritime Canadian
provinces threaten to Sc cede from the
Dominion union unlels something is
done to restore Their lost trade, while
Gle ucester, end Portland, and ott er
Eastern fishing towns, sre claiming
that hey will keep what Advantages
they have got but yield nothing. This
British government are eaid 10 have
forwarded to Cansda plan of O treaty
to settle the whole dispute. There is
little that is new in il, but it proposes
that both countries shall import each
others e h free OF duty. The Yankee
fishermen indulge in most unpu l.
tianc oaths at this, and swear they
mutt have the dollar barrel 'prctec.
ton" ggeinst Canade. This is pure
gree dinese and oppo,ition to fair deal
ing. For years that free exchange ex-
listed end with no damage to the East
ernera. TIE fact is, they like making
Other people-although fish eating is
principally among the pool-.o pay to
in,rs ase their profits. The county
may get into a war through their
greed, but they hold up for their dol
lar barrel tax levied upon American
citiEsps. war or no war. Our absurd
tariff is always doing mis- chief or max
ing mischief.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
FROM ALASKA.
Lieutenant COmmande- Nicholas
Report TO the secretary of the
Navy.

WASHINGTON, September 28.-Lieu.
tenant Commander HI. E. Nichols,
commanding United s ates steemer
Plnta, in report to tue Secretary Of
the Navy, dated Sitka, SEPTEMBER 10h,
lays the Pinta returned the day be-
fore from trip 10 Yaknt1t, after the
Schwatka exploring expedition. The
party WAS found at Vas utat aud all
its members were well They wers
able to ascend Mount st. Elias only
1900 feet, and the most experienced of
the patty consider it impo sible to
reich the top.
Commander Nichols says a special
grand jury b, s been 81 ting during the
week. Attempts we're made to pro-
curs indictments sg siust the ringlead-
els OF the Chinese trouble at June au,
but no ev dence could be OBJ aimed,
and no indictments were found.
The captains and mats of the re-
naming English scho ners were iris d
for the i'll. gal takipg of seal ia b h.
Ings They were ,und goilty snd ssn-
fenced TO sholt impris nments AL
four OF the vessels have bean libeled.
Commander Nichols thinks appeals
will b.. taken from all thess judy
mente.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Free From Intruders.

WASH NeToN, September 2S.-The
Interior D par,ment is Informed by a
report Of Capt. PIiCe, of the Fifth
Cavalry, camped on C6i'ocIo Greer,
laden Ter-ft Dry, received through
TIE Wa Depsr mept, that the part Of
Oklahoma, between Beaver end Still
water coun' ry, IS fee from int uding
wnite men AID cattle; that the
"ooomers" have gone TO work on The
always now budding on The State
line AID through the l d an Territory,
aud that their r,cognlz d leaders, in,
clud ng Cap'. Couc1, have assurr d
Capt Prics that m further attempt
will be made to occupy Oklahoma IN
opposition 10 the present policy OF
the government, AID that they will
wait and respect the decision OF Con-
grees.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29

ans OF = raigbtsville, o., and P. J.
Fitzpatrick of Cincinnati, comprising
theI Standing Committee Of the Ma
tionsl and International Trades
Unions, selected at q convention OF
that b.dy held in THIS city
in Msy last, were in confereece
today with the Ge7era Executive
Board Of the Knights of Labor. The
COMMITTEES hsd presented t. the Gen-
ersl Assembly OF tire Knights OF L.
Dor at Cleveland the IT a'y proposed by
TIE trade unioDp, and the co.. I, renee
with the Knights If Labor officials to-
day was for the purpose Of iskingsieps
to yards securing some decisive SETON
at the hands of the for hcomitg Gen
eral Assembly at Richmond, Va; The
committee recei0ed from Grand Mas
ter Workman Powderly, and the o her
members OF the Executive Board, the
most positive assurances That Trey
would use every erdeavor at Ricn.
mond to establish proper ard sati,fsc-
tory relations with the Trades Unione.
The Committee this event g issued an
address to the Trades Unions on the
subject.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
WHAT kuPpORTs sILyER.

The question Is asked: "lfthe sev-
enty-,hree cent dollar circulstss for a
hundred cents, why Is it objec ed to-"
Bscsuse it is not the dollar it calls
itself, but only eeventy.thIee cents.
Take bit of paper not worth cent,
ard make OF 1t check for IS on Rovd
bank, and 1t will sell and exchsnge for
S., because the bank will pay that
amount ON presentation; but The bit
'oF paper is worth no more than before.
Present the silver dollar at the Treas
ury and gold dollar will be given for
it, bat that dollar ia still worth only
seven,y-three cents, and should the
government at any time not have
enough gold to exchange for the dol
lar, that coin will only circulate for
seventy three cents. This would be
hidden, however, from those who
don't know the ropes" by saying
gold Ia q per cent. discount, as was
the ia hion during the war. But will
not the government always give gold
dollar for the aeventy-three cent dol
lar2 l cannot time must nectssa-
rly come whtn the gold on hand will
be less than the amount OF dollars
presented, then tbs latter will 60 down
TO the valus Of it's bullion. Last week,
OF the payments for customs Gu.
ties 74.4 per cent. were made
in gold. l79 in legal tenders, and
only IT per cent in silver. In
the early part OF 1885, when the de-
partment was forcing the use OF silver
certificates at the subtreasurieF, the
payments at the New York custom
house averaged 81 per cent. gold, 80
per cent. legal tenders, and Al per
cent. silver. Had the amount cf silver
Issued year and three-quarters ago
been persisted in, or had the people
fallen in love with the "pot-lid" dol
las instead OF being dls2u;t ted with
them, then the 70 per cen'. Of gold
and paper going into the Treasury
would have compelled paper and all
yer to be paid out instead of go d, aud
the dollar, unable longer to command
100 cent?, would sink down to the
bullion value, That catastrophe is
avertsd now only by the diliRent
watchtuluets Of the Treasury officials,
but their work is like balancing a
pole, and balancing cannot always be
kept up. There must be a solid foun-
dation to make a structure 10.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Riot NJ a Paris Dedication.

PARIS, Septem GER ga riot took
place today during the unvei ing and
dedica ion of the statue of Armand
Bnbes, the Red Republican colleague
of Blanqui, at Csrcassonne, 10 the de-
partment OF Ande. The committee
having the ceremonies in charge were
nearly all moderalis 8. The revolu-
tionitts b. came provoked at this pre-
dominance IN the Gaze of such con-
spirstor as Barbes, whom they egsrdt d
as one of their creed, and attemp ted
to control the denomination them
selves. In this they were resisted by
the committee, assisted by the police.
The revoluiionists gathered reinforce
ments and made an open fisht for roa-
tro' OF the situation. With red flags
flying, they assaulted the inclcssd
site, breaking down the ba'ritrs,
trembling over women and children,
and driving the moderatists and their
police allies away from the place.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
FIRST CABINET MEETING OF tn Il
SEASON.
The Indian Territory and the OKLA
bOma Ira mps Secretary MAN.
niDg-POstaI Rates.

WASHINGTON, September 2S The
first mettrg Of tho Cabinet since the
Presidents return was held a. the
While House tas sfterroon. There
were present Secretary Lamar, Post
master General V las, Acting Secretary
Fa'rchild and Aciiag Secretary jerks.
The o'htr mem oeIs of the Cabinet are
cut OF tie fitv. but il is exp, cted that
all except Secretary Manning vii be
here in tine 10 attend the meetings
next week. I, days SESSION lastt d
nearly three IONS, al d Sc far as can
be earned Yves devot ID entirely to the
consideratio of routine quesiioos
penGir G before the departments rep
resented.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
AMERICAN COTr"N MANUFACT.
URE.

Looking at the immense wealth
which the English gain from the Get.
ten they imTo't from this country,
aud how i,om the proceeds Of our cot
ton such plares as Manchester, Cd
ham, Sta'ey Bridge have been built,
the APPEAL has on many occasions
ssked why We, and not the English,
should not haze this enormous wealth.
To ,hi, k q at we, who grow the best
cotton in the world, should import
S30,0O0,0C0 worth Of cotton m npfact,
u es r yer is like flying in the face
OF pr whence AZ d reb siously refusing
T. avil our elves OF The precious gift
i has conferred upon ne. The New
Ohelns Picoytne has an article upon
tbs subj tlat thluld tr ngly arrest
a,teltiou snd arouse resolution to
manufacture ourselves the cotton
our SO ! p luc s Are the English
30 far ABOVE us Ia invention, and
go tbo'ou lilly our masters in skin,
that they eau accomplish what is
beyond ur power? II the English
can manu!sctu'e cotton up 10 the
finest grabs canno' We? Have the
English some hetven-sent power to
make wealth enough out of cotton to
build vast ii les, while we are mere
sUifs growing FIR them the raw ma
tral thst has helped t, make L; G i h
msi uficturers the weathi,s; people
nuder tie tup? To thick of the vast
ROVER thst has been in cur baUd', and
y zee 70 eign uniry enriched y it
as il is while our cotton g'owe's sre
tciliog on rom year 10 year, hos some
thing bit erly irritating about. Must
We still g on az we have done? Still
pull the ho chestnuts out Of he fire
of the S9uthern sun for the e, tiUg OF
tie cold, stold English cote n spin
ner? With GU. own Importation OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Tho ReyoIu,iop I'm san DominEo.

HAVANA, September 2S.- San Do
mingo Sdvices OF he 18th instant sey
thai the rebels were defeated 1T
Aguacate, III lr l,ss being FIVE killed
and six wounded. AT Cierrs the
rebels lost beven killed and ten
wounded, and one man was taken
prisoner, Amorg the killed was Gen.
Tsbares. The government foIces lost
only one killed and one wounded, 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
NASHVILLE, TENN.
a White Man Arrested far At
tempted Outrage.
lspKo1AL TO THE AppEAL. |

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September % :
A white man canned George Clespe'i
was arrested here today for attempting
outrage on mnl ito giil named Fan
ME Goblet Ths child was alone Ia a
shanty, and ClaspelI, who was lurking
around in a susrci Us manner, at
tracttd the attention { I an ffictr,
who slipped up to the window aud
Jaw Claspell with the girl in bed, al
tempting a Horrible CRIME. He was
arrested. He has besn wol king for
the contractors on the new island ii ter.
The child is only sbout ~ veaIs old.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Enable 10 Comply with Russia's De.
manaH.

SOFIA, September 2S.-The Bulga-
rian Ministry are still discussing Rus
sia's demands, made through Gen.
Kaulbars. that the political prisoners
in Bulgaria bs released, and the state
of ST. 60 IA sed and ali parties rer-
mitted to vote freely for great Assem-
bly, to eltc ct successor to Prince Alex
snder in return for the Cars protec-
ton. 1t is understood that the Minis
try will courteous'y 10 ! Gen. Kaulbars
they r, greet that they are unable to
comply with Russia's demands, be-
cause compliance would involve viola
{ ons of the Bulgarian constitution.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
the Custom House al Charleston.

wAsHINGToN, september 2S,-A tel.
egrsm was received 1t the Treasury
Department today from Mr. DeaveI-
eaux, superin endent of the custom
huusa a. CnsrlesloD, saying that the
shock of earthquake yesterday after
neon caused serious disp acement Of
the west portico tf the government
building, so much 10 as to necessitaie
closi, g thpt entrance to the building.
The pUstoffice reported as absolutely
On 70
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
JACKSOy, MISS.
appointed Chancellor OF the Fourth
District.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.I

JACKSON, MIS-, Sep ember 2S.-
Gov Lowry, toisy, appointed Judge
W. r rrigg, OF Greenville, Washing
ton unity, chancellor OF the Fourth
Chancery D'atrict of Mississippi, vice
Chancellor w. G. Phelps. resigned, 10
take effect on the 1st of October next
Judge Trigg is an old cit'zsn Of Wash
ington county, and leading member
OF the bar. He is one OF the prese Mt
Repres entatives in the lower House OF
the Legislature, aud took a leading
pAt in he Legislature of last session.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
THE FOREIGN OFFICE
AT LONDON AND THE AMERICAN
LEGATION SAY
The Reported Fishery Treaty Is a
Fabrication General Euro
pean News.

LoSDoy, September 28.-The For
eign Office aud United States Legation
authorize the statement that the
report telegraphed from Ottawa that .
new fishery treaty had been effected
between the u tied States and Canada
is an entire fabrication, and that no
such treaty has been p opposed by
either government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
PIeuro Pneumonia In Pennsy IvaDia

READING, Pa, September 2S.--
Pleuro pneumonia is raging with un-
precedented violence among cattle 10
Limerick township, Montgomery
county, as we'll 20 some neiRhboring
d stricts. Many have died. DR.. Gil.
bert reported to the State Board Of
Health eighteen cases in Limerick
alone, and the farmers fad that the
only remedy is to kill tho cattle, leav-
ing the Stste to pay for them. A
moveme NJ is on foot among the farm
ers to hold convention to p, tition
the Leg stature to take more effective
measures 10 stamp out the disease, and
with the Western Stae; ak aid from
the general government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Secretary Manning and the Treas.

WASHINGTON September 2S.-Secre-
tary Manning will not take his place
at the bead OF The Treasury Depart
ment on October Is, but, it ls thought
by those who ought to know, he vii
be found at his desc as socn as rea-
sonably cool westber osets 10. His
phys;c ans have advised him not to re-
turn 10 Washington while there is
possibility of 8 hot epell, aud he will
follow their advice, When he does
returntonhis Office, it is certain that
Mr.. Manning will not undertake 10
wo SO hard as in the past. He will
bs relieved by his assistants as far as
possible OF the ml rely routine WORK,
and he will find that The demands
upon his strength will not be SO great
as fcrmerlYs n aadvTte.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Tbe New Civil service Eu,es.

WASHINGTON, September 2S.-Civil
Services Commissioner 0g esby had
consultation with the Pres
ident, yesterday, upon the new
civil service rules. 0ns Of
the new rules will have the effect of
removing the custody OF applications
from the app hitting fiicerF. ALI can
didat for spp1iutmeots will be re-
auired t. file their applications with
the Local Examining Boards. The
question Of the uls as submit ed by
{ commission viii, it il stated, re-
ceive the approval Of he p e.id1ht.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
0nirnre La n.Negro.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, September ~ -
A special to the Advertiser reports the
rape of white lady at Gadsdep, A "a,
by ne4r, yesterday. A pOtse is puII-
suing and if caught be will BE- lynched.
He is believed 10 be- the same negro
VINO, u few weeks ago, raped a LADY in
Shelby un'y and escaped. Tie.
grams have been sent to the Pratt
mines convict prisons for blood
hounds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-29
Riotous Socialist Procession.

LElPsIo, September 98.-Four hun
dred socialists today made demon
stra'ion by marching thr, ugh the
streets with the expe led socialist
leader Schumann at their head, wav.
ing red flags and denouncing the gov
ernment. The police attacked the
proce ssion and attempted to capture
the red flaVs. The socialists beat the
officers back aft Unborn fight, in
which mauy on both rides were
wounded. The police got reinforced
aud returned. This time they sue
Ceeded in dispensing tue socialists,
CAPTURING seven. Sihumann included.