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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-18

DUBLIN, March list. Patrick's
day was celebrated at DungannOn
without disorder. At Londonderry
the Nationalist, with bands of mu-
sic, paraded within the city walls. In
row number of stones were thrown
and an inspector and constable We're
injured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-18
AIPIIfahurR.

PITTBuRG, Pa, March 17.-In the
parade this afternoon OF the Ancient
o der of Hibernians, in honor of St.
Patrick, an orange and green banner
was carried as a symbol Of the unity
Of Ireland. Fully 1900 men were in
line and the best of order was main
tlined. The weather was pleasant.
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Concert and Hop.

The entertainment tonight under
the auspices If the Hebrew Young
Ladies Aid Society promises to be a
grand affair. Tickets are only 90 cents
each. Fiom the programme below it
win be seen that the now famous
"Ostler Joe" will be rendered. A hop
will follow the entertainment, for
which music will be furnished by Ar
nc11's hand
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-18

"ApAM the goodliest man OF men
aimee born" still could not be called
exactly enviable, for when he titled
the ground in the dewy twilight and
caught sharp touch of rheumatism,
he lad no Salvation Oil for his cure,
and no twenty-five cents to try 1t.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-18
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
New York.

New York, March 17.-Ten thous-
and Irshmen psraded the etreets 10.
day in honor of st. Patrick. Seven
bundled policemen, under the COM
mand Of Police Superintendent Muir
ray, were detailed to keep the peace.
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The Verdict

of the jury was; ave, the jury, find
that II. F. Arnold came to his death
in the following manner: By pistol
ball from a pistol in the hands Of Miss
Emma Norman.n
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Fatal n,nhhinr Anrnv

GRAND JUNCTION, tenn, March l6.-
March l4th Bert Middleton stabbed
Will Snyder March 18th William
Estep stabbed Clinton TUCKER. Ac-
counts unknown. They were all
school boys.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-18

LuNnBoRe's perfume, Edenis.
Lundborgs perfume, Alpine Violet.
LuDdboTg's perfume, Lily OF the
Valley.
Lundborg's perfume, Marchal Mel
Rose,
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)AILY ANDWEEELYAPPEAL

40 Contributors and Correspond
entn.
Communications for publication must be
Wruen on one side Of the page only, and,
with ali other matters connected with the
editorial depart mont, should be aadressea'
10 THr EDIrOR OF Tag APPEAL, Memphis
Ten
We cannot, as a rule, undertake 20 return
Srtiolss not found suitable fer publication.
Oar mail books are kept By postotbces' snd
not 81 individual names.
We soicit lettors and oommunicatlons upon
sub sets of general interest, but such must
always se aooompaI led BY tho name ana
address of the writer, as unraRtee OF M
good faith and 70 possibility. No notice
can 10 taken OF antny nous eommunica-
tons. ...
once 20 another, the names Of both post
Offices should be siven,
Spscimen copies sent free Of charge;
BaSiness Letters should be addressed;
GALLAwAY q HEATING,
NC. GALWAY 2s2 SECOND street,
j, NJ, KRATING. Memphls. Tenn.
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CENTRAL NURSERY, No. SO Market
street, is the nearest place in the city
for plants and cut flowers.
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Crnahn,anime Mnsenm

Miss Aggie Zolutie, the fair, silvery-
haired lady, looked like a phantom
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PROGRAMME.

Voca, Quartette. Mrs. j. J. Duffy, Miss e.
Ebeler, Messrs. Rioptlle aud Refs. =,
Vocal Sole, Scotch ballad..,Mr L. q. kiopelle
Instrument Solo (fute) ....,. Prof; Geo. Brueh
Recitation, "0stler Joe Mr., Il. k0senthel
Vocal Solo Mr. q. ID. Hutton
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Vocal Quartette J. ]. Duffy, Miss E.
Ebeler, Messrs. Riopelle and Refs li,a.,
Vocal Solo (bassl .............. Ar. jas. dIlhth
Instrument Solo (hute). Prof. Geo. Brueh
Recitation, 81 he Curse Scene, from Leah,
the FOrsaken), Miss Dora BoshwltE,,
Vocal Mss TILE wa
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met iolen, benn Ser @taatsantpalt bat
nod eiae ga1t3e Menge bon 8erbaftss
befeblen in petto, bic idmmtli9 gu ges
legener 3eit CUR Nusfibrung tommen
foaen. 2eioer tperben fi9 iebo9 bic
Wteb5it6ter ni6t bel aus ben 8erbaftsz
befeblen MAIDEN utb seigten bereits in
DonleD County, Dte bteielben tpirz
fungslos gu MAIDEN finb.
Sem @ouberneur Srelan6 1T cine
proclamation bonn @ouberneur bon
Nebrasfa a1gegangen, tporin Inn 6ieier
mittbeilt, baB BON ieBt .ab tein teraris
tGes Wieb mebr nod ienem State gez
bra9t tperbeu barf, neil lit Seras bas
Gteber unter benz 8ieb graffire.
Jta9 unb mad beginner Die idbrlt=
den Gonpentiotten i'm @taate. 6erert
3abl ffets gr6Ber tpiro. Ser 8ieb3i9z
ters8erein bon Gentralteras bielt in
bergargener Mo9e feline &onbention in
Waco ab unb ibm folgten bic 2eibltau=
beiber, bic in 8rpan 5uiammentrafeu.
SIN Often bes Staates reiiie CAPT.
st. s. Srabelod berum unb belt ben
Nrbeitsrtttern 8orleiungen. ct ers
adblte linen, tpie bic Mrbeitsoereine bor
gbrifi @eburt belaafet tparen. 6ier:
BON abgeieben, 1T Srapeaod ie6o9 elm
gang b~erninftiger Mann, Der Die Mrbeis
TERRACE auf bic ein5ig m6gli@e Weife,
our9 ben Stimmtaiten, au l6ien iu9t.
Sn Sort Wortb fanb cine bon 8tr=
germ unb Nrbeitsritterr gemeinf9aftIi@
abgebaltene 8erfammlung ftatt. sic
ber6ammten In ben angenommenen 8e,
f6li1en ale ungeiebli6en 9an6lunge1,
glei9biel, OBJ fe bon &ittern, 8irger1,
o6er bon gefeBlolen Bearnten beganger.
tperben. IS iGeint bemna9, baB fi9
unter bet 2eBtern 9eute befnber, Bic
als Sriebensbeamten am unredten
BlaBe iinb. Sber bate es bic Ser
fammlung muir auf ben berii9tigtert
g%ourtwrigbt abgeieben, ben man alers
bings nit Der Miifion zines Grie6enss
beamten betraut bat, obglei9 ct unter
elmer f6tDeren Mnflage ffebt.
Muf ben 81. Mpril fdlt Der 5Oidbrige
Sabrestag ber S6Ia@t bel San sSa,
einto. Bis iebt MAIDEN fi9 aber t1o@
lDenig Mn5ei9en bemerfli6, baB man
ben benfniroigen Sag feiern tpirb.
Wir b6ren ~borldufig 1ur, baB in 9ous
ton unb Dallas. Dorbereitungert fit
cine Jeier g~etroffen iperbeu. SSn ben
abriget Stdbten f@eint man ben Sag
ignoriren gu mollen.
&egen tuir6 ieBt pieber setpini9t
unb CT fdrae ffebr gelegen, UNI Die Sol.
gen hes leBten Spdtfroites tpie6er gut
gu MAIDEN. Bon Wafbtngton tpur6en
fir Weitteras lotale @ege1 arn ~. ats
geaeigt, uuo fte finb aud pirtIi9 eingez
trofeu. Wie tpeit fie fi6 inbeB erftredt
baben, mifen mir nod ni@t.
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gIuerIei.

Die 3uge Der M%iiftotsbabr fabs
ren teBt UNI 81 nbr Morgens BON San
Mntontp ab.
9ie an ben 5traBenuerbeKeruns
gen bef9dftigten Mrbeiter baben ge=
ftrift. Sic berlangen bonn gontrattor
ftatt 81, bon NUN an $1.25 ua6 9ieiez
nigen, bic $3.50 erbielten $500, unb
a9tfanbige Mrbeit. Die Mnaabl Der
Strifer betrdgt unsefdbr 100. Oen
%berlangten 2obn FAINT ibnen ber @pn=
traitor unm6gli9 aablen, ba er bann
balS bancroft fem miBte, unb bas lie
fert tpieber einen Bepeis fir bas 8erz
Derfi4e 6es gan5en gontrafts5 pitems.
@effern moate Der Sta6tratb Sibz
t,rg ab6alten, ba aber auBer benz Ma=
nor nur nod 3 Stakeholder eri9iener,
10 Durbe bic 5iBung bis 9onnerfag
bertast.
= Son Sriebri@sburg traf bic Ma@z
riGt ein, baB s. s. @alan. elm langz
idbriger 8euobner iener Stabt geitnrs
ben 1T.
Sen beiben bteiigen freimiligen
WilitdrcDmpagnien tpurbe geternMbenb
gu gbren ibres 3uses nod 9arebp ein
Banquet gegeben.
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1eea y.

Ser Mnfibrer Der Nrbeitsritter III
Sort Wortb, SC. M. 2orin, pirb aGgez
mein fir ben Sumult baielbf bera1t.
tportli4 gen1a9t. Auf benz 9ilfsibes
riff Mabbor tpurbe aus benz 0interbalt
gef6DHen.
= Gin farbiger @eiftli@er, Mlfreb
0enable, tn Stteras reiit In bett gout=
ties berum unb fu6t bic Garbigeu pie=
oerum 5ur republi.anif6en Yartei su
befebren.
= Gin gepiKer G6ining, Der BON
Merico an bic Beb6rben BON Becos
@ountD ausgeltefert tpurbe, tpoielbff ct
unter Der Inflage bes m6rberif9en Nns
grihs fano, 1T freigefpro9er morbei1
unb mad piebras Negras auriiGgetebrt.
9ort batte ct aber einen pDIiaiffen NIT
benz. Sobe bebrobt, neil berielbe Bel
feiner @erbaftung Beiftanb I~eiffete, uno
biefer f6oB S9iltng in ben Mrm.
Sen Sherman bat man einen farz
biget @trifer Namers 0oweu berbaftet,
neil er fi@ Dernnummt urb In bieier
Wertleibung 2ofomotibeit aerff6rt
bate. 9Dmeu berrietb barauf Bic Naz
men aaer @trifer, bic iol9e' nnseieBe
li9feitet begingen, urtb nun muB rtart
-ibn betpa@en, bartit er ni@t gelDn9t
tpir6.
Gin reipeftabIer iunger Mana
aus Dallas Namens Qapfor tpurbe
eines Siebftabls tpegett berbaftet. ct
bate aus einem @elbpadet, bas bic
grpreB bon 9eniion mad 9outpn Be-
f6r6erte, 800 geftoblen.
- 3Det faubere Burden in Seffers
fpn, elm gepifer s. 9ielmart fammt
fc.nem Spr6Bling @uf. 9ielmanu,
batte1 Elm Mathematician, bas Der Mlte
bor atuet Sabren aboptirte, b~ergepattigt
unb ftn6 berbaftet morben. Bet6eS @urs
fen ftben i'm @efdngniB.
- Gin iunger Menf6 Nameus
Curtis, ber fiir3li9 tn eine picnic=par
tel BEL &anger f6oB unb ben iunger
Walton pertpunbete, 1T bon Der Nntlage
beg f66Ii6en Ingrifs NIT Der Gbfi6t
su t6bten, fret geipro@en poroen, neil
CT betrunten mar. 0alton tpiro Ieiber
6as Wergaiigen ienes betrunfenen Bur>
f@en nit Dem So6e beaabler miinen.
- Srau aliee Walfsn in @alpefon,
bic tpegen 8igamie au einem Sage
3u9tbaus nerurtbeilt wurbe- unb bic
Strafe bereits berbiBt bat, neriu9te
fi9 ums 2eben gu bringen. Sic fprang
in bic 8at. Mebrere Mdnner, bic ben
8organg nit aniaben, retteten fie, bod
glaubt man, baB ibr @eiftes3uftanb ges
ftHrt 1T.
= Gin Merifaner in 81 pafo ma6te
Miene, feline Grait au ermor5en. .3pei
Mdnnsr, 5ie berfu9ten, ben nnbDlo aI
bdnoigen, Durben BON inn geito9er
unb Der Cine 1T bereits geitprben. Der
M6rber bat bic 6lu@t ergrifen.
Bon 2arebo trifft bic NaGriGt
Elm, baB 9ermamn BoggenpobI, Der BET
benz &rapaa In 2arebo berpurbet tpurs
be, geitorben lit. ct mar elm S6pas
ger beg. bor einigen Sagen in San 9n=
tonio geftOrbenen 9enrp 8edmarn.
3uei ueitere 8ertpunbete fnb benz Sos
be nabe.
= 9uf Opens Stand BET pearfau
ftirate Elm Meritaner in eineu 8runaen
uno aerbra9 ems feiner 8eine 10
i@limm, bab es amputirt merben muBte.
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Num 3ritifer.

Obslei6 bic beuti6e 8orifeluns am
Samtag Nbenb gum Beftett bes Jraueu
9iilfss8 ereins ii@ aus aabmsmetie einz
nal u~nget5eilten 8eifals e~rfreute, giebt
es bod nod 9eute, uel6e biefel6e gu
bemdngeln fir n6tbig era9ten, piel>
lei@t I'm ibr 8erfdnbniB (2) fiir bic
Runit su ertennen gu ge5en; in @irf=
li9feit aber I'M ibre Soblf6bfisttsit Sc
benz gu ofenbaren.
Semanb bat fi9 bic Mibe Segebett,
bic peri9iebenen abfpre@en6en nrtbeile
aa fammeIn uno faBt bieielben tuie folst
sufammen:
grfems: IS .purbe iebr i@Ieppeub
geipielt.
3ueitens: Cine englii9e @oritels
lung 1T bod einer Seutf9en borau3ieben.
Srittens: 9a gebe i9 benl bod
lieber gu ben Mintrels.-ghan. es muB
mud iol@e 2du3e seben.
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eSn BaIeaine 1T pieber cine Nor

- Sn palefine lit tpieber cine pars
tie Der Strifer in ben Werfftdtten ber
gilenbabn angenommeit tporben. Gin
lnfibrer Der Nrbeitsritter befabl barauf
einen neuen Strife, bod bic Nrbeiter
fhmmerten ii@ ni6t Inn ben 8efebl.
SIN Sofal Der Nrbeitsritter 1T elm Ses
pot bpn Sebensmitteln erri9tet tpprben,
BITE rationentpeiie at bebirftige @trifer
bertbeilt tDerben. SIN NGgemeinen
ltefern Die &irger ungeru BeitrGge, ba
6tes bic Garbige1t in Der @tabt auridz
bdlt, pdbrenb es iebt auf benz 2anbe
4rbeit genug giebt.
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Danpfi9iff : Naentur.

MOrOnentide 9ampferrinie mad nnb bon Nep.
gorf nnb Baltimore.
$$Sar1tburs, ameritanif@e 9ampferIinie.
Mtallorb 9ampterIinie.
&so Star unS SranaOffide 9ampferlinie.
StAt9e tntpanbererz xfHets
mad unb bon allen 8nnttem in europa. nniere
4genten IN @uropa unb Stein gort mibmen bet
Beforoerang BON GamiIien bon Mnb nod benz
alien Saterlanbe befonbere aufmerfiamteit.
Vile arrangements fonnen nit benz nnterseid .
neten setrofen tperbea. 8egen &aten unb Sr.
formation tpenbe MIN fi6 f6riftli@ ober miimb,
lid an
5. 9. MacGauard, linton Ttdet Mgent,
2s5, @ommercefr aampmanns 8anfsebambe)
Sutu3W Gan Mntonio
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Wp@ eim Gtrife.

Meine Nmgeftellten baben INN b6beren
Sobn geifrifet, ba ibnen 6ur9 bas Sers
pisen bes uarmert 2un6es bon @uppe,
Goaf Beef u. I. tD. bp1 10 big IL ubr
Bormittags mebr Mrbeit erpd4H. Sd
babe bieie neue Wetbobe our 8equems
li9seit bon bieigen @efGdftsIeuteu,
austudrtigen 8eiu6ern un6 &nberr
eirgefdbrt, bic bur9 ab3ui9IieBenbe
@ei6dfte BON ibrer regelmdBigen Msits
tagstafel 5uridsebalten tperoen.
Soc Menp
No. 8 SolebabfraBe, 1eben 2oduoob
& Gampmanns Banf. [13,3,3m
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Dut>Depdrtement

If in i.Ssr 8esiebuns mutersiItis, In Yreifeu
bon 81 - $3.50 baS Stid. Daneben finbei
mon Sanbi9ube, Soientrdser nnb ole anberen
artifel, beres elm GER aur 8erboaFdnbiauna
ieines an3uss unb ieiner &oilette beoarf. VILE
nnr bentbaren @esenifaabe, bic man ols Sur
niibins @robs gu beaeiduen pIest, finb in
srober auspabl porban6en.
auBeroem fiibrer mir berfdiebene arten bon
Rofern, @eiietai@en, &esenidirmen unb sinen
qrcSen gorrotb bon @ummimaaren fur Serren
Samen nxb &iNber.
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8. S. M9aMer, @boIeiaIes umA

- e.. S. MiilIer, WboIeiaIes uMA
@etailbGn6ler in 6arben. Gelen, Nns
hrei@ermaterialen, Commentaries,
San Mntouio empfeblt ieitt ays6as
Eager In bieien MrtifeIn su Netp DsrZ
preiieu unb ma@t gas3 befonbers auf
ben getpdblten 8pfrotb bon 8iIberas
gbron1ps, 2upfers unb Sf0bliti@en,
Gelsemdlben itnb ptantaiie 8ilbera
Mler Art. ferner auf bic ~gef9madppae
4uspahl BON 8i~lberrabuseti Der allss.
m%ooernften GDrm unb auf bic Ales
ilrnfaHeroen ~3ei9enmaferialeI aufs
mertiam. Mle Iuftrdge fir irsetb cine
Der obigen 8rau9en tperoer prsmpt
arsgefhbrt; 8ilber bon ieber @rD6e eils
gerabmt unb ale Mrbeitett fiDgIt@f
i9neu unb gut beiDrgt, bic In has TaS
i9lagen.
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= Gallant. Serr: Nber, meme
@%ndoigite, SIR alter papagei 1T tpirts
li@ tod Elm reisenbes Sbier6em.
Dame: Sa, mi1en Sic, 9err 9aupt=
n,ann, bieie Sbiere tperbert mil BEN
aunebmenben Nlter INNER f96ner.
0err: Wel@ beneibensmertbe gis
genf@oft. Gu feiner Grau): Men11
MIR Menf6en fe befdBen, miiBteF Du
bereits tpunoerf66n 5ei1l
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Velvetine Powder" nisl
&rdparation ipnr6e snerF Ia Der prsnttfeNE
@rmee sesen. berbribe unb eriubigs !tabe, 81
gen bas @nnbreiten ober @nnbIanten, eteea
Rridelbite unb ale ber tleberbituns bee nlAtes'
ent,priugenben SautfranEbeittn aneesenDt.
4ls elm BUILDER fit 4inber febt "a wnabertrsfs
fen ba. Hreis rs gents. @r6barirt ane lass
8ertauf bel u. Sreib, MIams Drss Stsre
Gan Mntonio.
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unfere blauet Tlanen= an5ase
fnb Herabseiest uie fOlst:
Get 8O4O, sa,antirt gang oue gu 81 is
Got 1902, A ], gang WOue. ...3u 9O5
Got 1926, gheuict ....-...-.5u 10 90
Sanen 9laibs TT Galtmeres+
Hot 6319 ........-.........5u IS Is
Sol oOol o 70
Got 1881 Bios 20 abris .--....ju 6 IS
Got 1888, btbi& gang WDlle. gu 10 90
Got $685., habf&, gang WOae- .3u 10 90
Got 8l08, htbi9 gang WoIe --5u 10 So
Got 6474, habi& gang 8cge . gu II Is
$50 weitere polfdnbise Nn3ase rer<
i9iepener Wcbe, In Worfteb, @orficreu,
MDhair unb anberen leidtens StOHen far
Sribiabrswaare, ransirt bon $11.5O Els
gu $25 .00;-in
Nn5ase fiir anaben.
fSnnen rrir meber akers mod unterbnten
werben unb habea iest ca. 500Baar 2aies
boien far Rnabea, bon 80 @ts. on, prr-
rdtpi8.
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@entbem

fabren lpir bic beriibmten Star nnb Manbat'
tan, btnten ooer borne au offnen, nit ober obne
Rrasen, etnfa9e ober serippte 8uien. Infer
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Bette Wemiafeit.

Sd babe einen tteuen 8orratb Der
feiniten Wbisfies eingelest, bic i'd brett
aus benz Ser. Staten Maarenbauie
erbielt; ferner cine bpllftdnbise Nuss
mabl bon importirten 2iqu6reu aller
Mrt. GuBeroem babe i'd elm trauli9es
3immer, ben r@olben &oDm" eit1ges
ri@tet, tpOfelbf @ef9dftsleute an feber
3eit @ef@dfte perbanoeln f6nnen.
Wdrmen 2un@ ieben Sag nDr1 10 Bis
IL nbr. Soc Menn,
13,4,3m SolebobfraBe.
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S. DEUTSCH & co.
erren>EDtletteartdel

Das srO6te nnS reidbaItiaite Eager bon
Serren' nntertletoern IN Der @tabt, in allen
Stofen, bon 8aumipoQe Bio sur SeiSe. Sa
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9 e Ca +.

Dattiits, nit Bsias fir gauge aIeiber einse.
f4Leaen. IN beljebiger Quantit1t; BeSat in
toien Gsts nit eutlpre9snbem farbissi aanb
tne eant ireue Spisen.
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WetbWaaren.

nis eiNen aaipue, @insbams, &piIe bu Nerb
unh saesse @af@s etOHe IN erOber ansipabl.
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81 her

aus Der @@ute.
Qebrer: Sd babe gu9 iebt BON Der
Glapperf@Iange er3dblt. Mer
tennt Elm dbnli@es Sbier, benz man
ebenfatIs ni6t tt barf2
Cons: Ser RIapperfpr@l
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Is CENTS gombtnatiOn

MtiberFDfs inb zine epeaiaItdt. steue Gen.
bunseu bon Yoneee anb f~arrirtsr Seibe flb
stasetrefen. Ran pdble 70 ianse fs borbauben
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Rn dbendniu9en
&inberdn3I9en

babsn mir einen immenfen Sorratb fir aiabel
bon suet Sabren aufparts.
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A NationaI NEGRO IIeagne.

There was meeting in New York the
other night of a large number OF colored
men to consider the means Of elevating
their race socially, financially, and pOliti-
cally. No definite action was taken, but
the discussion showed that the leaders
present were favorable to an organization
patterned after the Parnell idea, to in
clude in its membership every cOlOred man
in the United States and Canada. 1t
was suggested that a grand council be
chosen, which should work for the united
interests of the negro race, and that each
and every member should take the most
solemn oath to follow the advice, or
rather orders OF the grand council. The
main objects of the order were to be polit-
ical, and the idea was for the negroes
votes to be cast solidly for or against any
party or person, as might in the opinion
of the grand council be most beneficial
to their interests.
No doubt means will be taken to influ-
ence leading negroes throughout the
country in favor of such an organization.
and the probability is that a large ma
iority of such leaders will favor it, as it
would, if successfully organized, greatly
increase their power and Importance,
whether it would tend to advance the con-
ditton and interests of the race generally
or not.
There are. many thoughtful negroes,
however, who will be 10th to have their
race again brought under bondage to any
party or junta, and its vote made liable to
| ho es,la = in,
many instances in the past. There are
some prominent cOlored leaders who are
probably worthy and competent to advise
their race as to the best course to be pur-
sued, but it is more than likely that in the
contest Tor leadership these would be
GRO wded out by more audaciOus and I'M
scrupulous and less wise and worthy
asprants.
The negroes should recognize the fact
that they constitute a very small minority
Of the people OF this country, and they
should have learned before now that their
strength lies in division and discreet in
dividualism rather than in an organiza-
ton which would tend TO consolidate and
antagonize the whites, who would proba-
bly, be forced by the Incorporate utter
ances and violent conduct OF prominent
colored leaders to distrust their motives,
and use every lawful means to thwart
heir objects. The progress OF the colored
race Will be rapid il the cOlored people
Will prove themselves to be thoughtful
and worthy citizens, rather than the tools
OF their leaders and, perhaps, dangerous
conspirators.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-26
The War is Over.

| A notable incident, characteristic OF
the present era of good feeling between
men who a little over twenty years
ago were foes, took place at Mobile the
other day. Lieut.. Louis Wilhelm, Of the
FIRST United States Infantry, died and
was buried with military honors by the
Alabama State militia of that city. The
funeral procession was imposing and in a
high degree impressive. The remains OF
the dead Union soldier were borne to the
National cemetery in an elegant hearse.
The pall-bearers were in blue and gray
uniforms. The guard of honor consisted
of a platoon Of the Mobile Rides, aud
long line Of carriages followed the corpse.
AT the cemetery Union flag was wrapped
around the coffin, the final ceremonies
were performed by clergyman, and the
eX-COnfederates fred three separate vol
leys in honor Of the dead.
Many of the Mobile ex-Con federates
felt peculiar attachment for the First
Regulars. While prisoners in New Or
leans they were guarded by that regi-
ment, and many highly appreciated acts
of kindness were done them by the officers
in charge. When the prisoners were put
on starvation fare in retaliation Git was
told them for Andersonville, the officers
would, in obedience to orders, refuse to
let the patriotic people of the Crescent
City send substantials and delicacies to
the ''rebels," but would receive the bas-
kets in their own names, and then say to
| their captives, "Gentlemen, won't you
join u.s." and 80 the effects of the cruel
order were brought to naught
1t seemed especially appropriate that
the ex-Confederates of Mobile should
honor the remains of this dead officer,
even had he not been their personal friend
and associate for some years immediately
preceding his death.