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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-27
OApLISLE'B ALABAMA OPPO-
NENT.

In his recent speech Mr.. Carlisle 30
utterly exposed the iallacies and
shams Of the high tariff people as to
leave their apologists and defenders in
qusndsry. They cannot slow such
an attack on their shaky end unsub-
slant al deienses to pass unreplied to,
bat where are they in their whole
armory 10 find anything that, the red
hot rifls balls aimed by Mr.. Carlisle
will not 20 through? The Age, OF
Birmingham, Ala, Is one Of the I'M
ioItuuates that have TO defend the in.
deiensible, and It undertakes first to
demolish Mr.. Carlisle by declaring his
speech a mass OF beautiful platitudes
and pathetic reiteratiors." Next, II
takes up the speech itself, It's first FIRE
being directed at Mr.. Oarlisle's asser-
tion that taxes do not create wealth,
they destroy It," To this It inno-
Gently pleads that water, whisky and
water, Noah's food, and Mississippi
ireshets destroy lie. Very true; but
no government enacts laws to compel
such destruction. The Age next de-
GlsTes taxation to be IAN incident OF
civilization only" which may be true
and still the tax not create but de-
stroy wealth. Taxation Is me-
eessity, but Of the kind known as
necessary evils. The Age then de.
clales in favor Of taking off internal
revenue duties. 1t prefers taxed
blankets and free tobacco, taxed coats
and free whisky. And this in reply
ing 10 Mr.. Carlisle's rational and logi-
cal arguments. With q little more
logic OF the same kind the Age makes
iis master stroke by declaring that
taxing articles hRs reduced their price,
being probably unaware that the
quinine that, when taxed, sod at s.
and SO rs an once, now It is untaxed
quotes in the drug lists at IS cents an
ounce. Such 10 the, kind Of defense
the Age sets up to destroy the impetus
and prevent the impact Of Mr.. Car.
llsle'a clear, common sense state
ments. The fault OF failure does mo-
lie with the Age, which 10 handsome
and we'll edited paper, and credit to
Birmingham that eustAins it. The
fault ia n the unfortunate necessity
that compels the high tar.ff advocates
TO end. aver TO make the worse APP
pear tho better rta,op. By The time
the Age is Of age it will have learned
better.
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Non Resident Notice.

No. 6O17-ln the Cbancery Court Of Shelby
county, Tsnnegsee-StAte OF Tennessee W.
VIM. Geno ct al. 49,. -
in this. cauie that the doIsDdants, Hugh
Kortrecht, Charles Thomas and wife, Jane
o. L. Thomas, Mrs. A. ?. Green ana her
husband, - Green, Julia Alexander tWife
of John A1exapder). Apno Baumen; susan
Bauman, James NJ. Brooks, Jas, r. Mhoen'
q. W. Willis, - LeoI aIds Ella y. HOS
king,, Henry Ho kins, John d. Shelton,
VIM, Il, Shelton, Lou lisa Shelton, Nancy d.
Shelton, Alfred Shorter, Richard II. Doug
lass, Ann II. Holiness. W. Bohevenell, Joseph
Nash, individualIv and as tTustees W. n.
Davis, trustee, J. II. Dill ard, trustee Joseph
Willisms AID j. N, Wesson, are not to be
found in his county; and Il appearing from
the amended III, which is sworn to, that
Thomas Leyick, burviv Dc partuef Of Raisin.
LeViok 4 Co., 10 q non-TcSident Of the STATE
Ten nessee:
II Is therefore ordered. That they make
their appearance her. IN, at the courthouse
Of Shelby o. unity, in Memphis, Tenn, on OF
before toe 9hr,t Monday in January. 1SS!s
and plead, n swer or demur TO com plAinante
bill, or the same will be taken Ior confessed
as to them and set for hesring OF parto; and
that copy OF this order be published once
week, for four gucoeREivo S0ok1s in the
Memphis Appeal. This 18th day Of NoVem"
Der, 1885. A oOpy-attest: .tS. t..5.,.
s. /. MOD0M Bill, Ciork and Masters
By 4. B. CaldNhll, Deputy O and ID.
y. II. d o. W. Heiskell, Solicitors for COM
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TIE GOLD DISCOVERIES
In che IDdiAn Territory Creating n
Great Excitement.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November pa
A private letter from Oklahoma, l. T.,
SAYS that the excitement following the
report Of the discovery Of gold 10 that
country Is increasing. A rarty OF
prospeciors has been out for some
weeks prospecting along the streams
of the Interior and are we'll please
with the outlook About 800 claims
have bsen Bt,ked of. Samuel Rob.
err son, an experienced Colorado
miner, reports having found gold on
his claim in raging quaint tiee. Sew
ersl miners have claims and from the
indicati ms expect to realize largely.
Toe weather lie very CO d and work is
prcgress.Dg slowly. 1t is expected
THAI the cnuntrv will be ovtrtun with
prcspectors within the next ak weeks,
despite the tfforts Of the United States
troops to keep them out.
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Michael Bavi.t Aaonor, d.

MONTREAL, November 20 This af-
ternoon Michael DAvi { received cd.
drpsses from the following toc'e i,s:
United Irish Societies If Montreal,
Montreal Branch OF the ST jean B ,p-
tiste Society o. Ame'icl, Young Mems
Reform Club, Club Ma 10, ae, Central
Trades and L,bor Council, KniRh's Of
Labor, and the Club Letel i-r. Re-
plying 10 the nights Of Labor ad.
d ese, Mr.. Davtt compliment cd Chief
Master Workm n Pc Vderly, whom he
knew personally aud who,e admins
trative abilities he admired. While
be occupied the position, the orRaui.
s4tion would be kept clear from doc
triues antagonittic TO Just government
or the rights Of the people. He also
expressed the hope that the digit.
isriee OF the Roman Catholic Ohur, h
in Canada would extei d the fame
good will towards the oJpaDiza' ion as
that extended by the dienitsrles OF
that Church in the United States.
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hibition prohibition fills to prohibit,
ia b coming en- indisputabls fact.
Ksntas is supplying strong testimony
to the fact. Georgia Is already accu-
mulating testimony in the same diref"
lion. Turning TO s ates that have
been longer under prohibition, and 1t
is clesr that experience fails to uphold
ths sys.em. For over twenty-five
years Vermont law has prohibited in
toxicating liquo', yet 80 unsatisfactory
has it proved that strong movement
is now making to Introduce high
license. At public meeting before a
Legislative committee, one witness
testified that there were from thirty to
forty PLACES where liquor is sold in
Montpelier, the State capital; another
that capital in Vermont supplies the
liquor and 24l agents dispose oil it,
400 COO bottles OF beer coming into the
State last year. The Montpelier Jour
nal speaks OF ian almost Unrestricted
tale Of liquor in some Of our
larger places during the past
wear or two" A Vermont Sena'
tolisl Committee reports that public
sentiment sufficient for the enforce
ment Of the law exists in but few OF
our towns and villages, and in nearly
all OF them the sale OF liquor 10 prac-
iically free and unrestricted" Such
testimony as this cannot be disre-
parded by the most conscientious and
philauthropic. No measure can do
good that is imperative. Is there,
therefore, no hope Of subdulng the
evils OF intempersncef The Temper
auce Association Of the Episcopal
Church ia New York, seeing the fail
ure Of attacks made upon the con-
sumption of liquor, have adopted the
tactics Of making war upon the abuse
Of liquor, through the high license
system. The Little Rock ARK Ga.
xue, after describing the option sys-
tenn and the "three mile law" system,
says OF the high license system, which
is in operation in some LOCALITIES: III
closes up the low, irresponsible dog
gslies, and has proved by far the most
effective Of all agencies in reducing
the area reached by the liquor
traffic. It's methods are practical
Were district divisions made in
every city and county, and 80 many
liquor places only appointed for each
and each conducted on the high
licsrse plan, under strict police su
pervision, intemperance woud bt
checked in a way that would com
mand public support. In fixing The
rate Of the license, the best pan Ii
that adopted in Sweden. Once In
' three or Eve years put up the priv
lege Of having q license at auction
vt those who sell the liquor have
the opportunty to settle, before the
ancti0neer aud by his aids, how much
they will give for license. Temper
ance Reiormers here have not ye
learned the value OF the system herr
marked out.
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MEMpam DAnv APpEAL--sATURDAY, NOVEMBER e. 1884,

has returned from CInsts1t inople.
The Sobrsnje will eend deputation
Of Bul arian n0tables 10 Vieuns, st
Petenb burg, B rim, LONDON. Pals,
Rome and ons'aniinople to fully ex-
plain TO the powars the &C nal cood-
ton OF affairs in Bulgaria and to ask
the powers to MAXI heir choi.e OF a
car 0idats for the Bulgarian throne,
with due regard to tie coug trS "a reeds
and disposition. The depu atio0 will
start on its mission next week and will
wilt Vienua first.
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Nocialt,,s senteneed.

BERLIN, November 20 The Le'psic
Court has seniet ced the socialists
Thenert and Bohlmsnn to two years,
X ssling to two and half years, Schu-
man to four years inn risonment at
lard lab1I, for flmenting iiot on
s ptember 26lh. The severity Of the
sentences has caused central urfrise,
as the prisoners we're only taking part
in a demonstration when arrested.
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ChoIerA a. Cesdova.

BURNos AYREs, Novem Der "a
Cholera bias been officially declared
to exist in Oordova, where Eve cases
and three deaths were reported on the
23d instant. In Rosario there have
been twan'y.one cases and eight
deaths. Tntre are repor.s of four
cases In this city.
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES TO BIZ TAKEN
AUSTIN, Tx, N1vember 26.-s'ate
Heal b Officer Wesr'ngen, and DR..
Blunt, Qua antine fiicsr ut Calves.
ton, are 10 communicat on With eseh
other regarding reports that cholera
has maze i's sppea anc4 a. Buenos
Ayres, A lie ter fr m DR.. Blunt on
I 9 subj ct was received by DR.. Wea'-
ingen today. The matt r is causing
considerable discussion % there i d.
rect communication between Buent 8
Ayrs and b tn New Orleans snd Gal
" ston. 1t is said there a'e ev, n
ships b md for The two places from
Bnenos Ayes and due 10 arrive by
OlIistm, 8.
III MLHmw n -
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SPAIN.
spanish republicans.

MADRID, November rs. AT meet
ing of promii ent Republicans held
here yesterday resolution condemn
ing the recent mil airy revolls YVES re-
jerttd. 1t was decided 10 urge Ru z
o ria to return to Spain, and RI
solved that the parry should Continue
to be ruled on tie b. sis the existing
Republican coalition. A general as
St mby of the patty will be convened
as soon as possible
A grand requiem mass was cele-
brated in the Chutch OF s Francisco
vest -rday In mem,ry King Alfonso,
lhs occasion being the first anniver-
cary of his death.
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Fine watch K. pairing. MulfOrd's.
A Plan 90 Keep thu Rt. Lawrence
From Freezing.

OTTAWA Orr, N ,vember 26-The
government has tffsred I contribute
$1,000 for the scheme Of keeping the
st. Lawrence open during the Sinter
BY means OF tug plying mp and down
the river, Il 10 ct ted here, though,
that the state mtnt lacks confirmation;
that the home governu ebt has de-
cidsd to giant tmall subsidy Tor .
steamship line between Bitieh Dol,
umbla aud Japan, the Est Indies ana
Auatralia,
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cnrI an MAR.

Among the many things for which
.xpression Of gratitude was due on
Thanksgiving day, is the freedom OF
the United States tom the necessity
OF sustaining immense armies, such as
are s plague ard cure to the Euro
uesn nations. The address OF the En-
pelor Of Germany TO the ReichstlR on
Thursday gave vivid idea ct the in
cubus a great army is to a nation.
France has increased its army in con-
sequence OF the greet military power
main aimed by Germany, and now tie
Emperor declares that Germany must
increase ite army because France has
done 60. These nations are like pirates
that prey upon each other. Each one
distrusts the other. Not one trusts in
the principle or reotitude Of the
Others. The only trust they exercise is
reliance upon force. This is as far as
civilization and religion have got in
theconcludipg years Of the nineteenth
century. In one breath the Emperor
boasts OF the pacific policy Of Ger
many, and in the next declares t at
its army must be increased to force
Of 46S, 400 men, as "fstal results"
might follow f.ilure to do 30. Nearly
half q million Of the manhood and
youth OF the country are taken away
from the productive power OF the
county, and besides the loss oil that
amount Of productive power, those
Who are left behind must maintain
entirely this army that produces moth
ing. Besides this vast expense, the
cost Of the weapyns used is immense.
Cannon such ss invention has u ade
them tooay are very cos ly, and 30 are
the gups that improvement has made
Indispensable. These improvements
20 on, and no sooner are armies
equipped with an improved weapon,
than one still furher improved has to
take its place. TIL, muSquet was sue
ceeded by the GTas ffle, the Gras ri fie
was cast aside for the Chassepot,
and now the ammunition sun
has distanced the Chssepot, snd
80 millions are expended Tor no ben
eft, and when the last expenditure Is
made, II has in turn to be
succeeded by yet another. Thus
an army Of gunpowder, sword,
rife, and cannon manufacturers has
to be taken from the producers, md
maintained by them, as well as t'e
army Of nearly 100000. Then Their
10 the navy with It's ships, amor arc
men TO be added. No wonder tina
the laborers in the army cursed land
are poor and often on the verge o
famine. Well may the Germans emf
crate and seek In lands where no EN-
peroT thanks God that his country Il
90 peaceful, refuge from the army
curse, Thankful we have right Il
be In this country that we are fire.,
OF that curse, We must still remem
Der, however, that some ehviou
monarch may some day feek to pun
der this prosperous lard, and pre-
pare our deienees accordingly. Thi
10 Tho way that evil creates aud ex
tends evil. Must this always he 80
Must those who desire peace be thu
always exposed 10 the possibility o
war; There In u probability that al
end may come to war. When th
weapons Of destruction have reached
such a pitch Of perfection that esch o
two armies can utterly destroy eacl
other, so that neither can gain vic
tory, then the nations must find som,
mode Of ssttlirg taeir disputes differ
emit 10 thst OF killing each other.
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House subc nmmItteen.

WASHINGTON, November 26-The
HOUSE c,mnittses on the District Of
Columbia and Suudy Civil Appro.
piiation Bills have been in session to-
day. The Secl etsry OF War, Adjutant
General, Q iartermaster General and
Chief of Ordnance were before the
latter to explain the estimates of the
depa' tment, 80 far as they relate to
the suudrv civil bi |.
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BULGARIA.
Cnndidn,a fer tho

Another Candidate for che Throne.
SOFIA, November 20. = An agi aion
haa been siar cd for the pnIp 90 ( se
ruri z the n,mina ion Of Pince
Enai uel VoGor dee, nephew Of Aleko
P4h', to the Bi garan Ihiore. The
Prince is RussOphite. M, Grtcofi
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A HEAVY GALE
Al0ng the North Atlantic Coast
Damage Dome.

HALIFAX. N. g., November 20
List nights gale alorg the Nova
Scotia coast was one OF the severe st
experie nc d in q long time. In Hall
fix the velocity OF the wind was Thirty
miles an hour aud on Prince Edward
Island fo,ty Ave miles. The gale was
accompan cd by heavy rain, thunder
and lightning Numerous vessels
were totally wrecked or seriously
DANCED. Scnres Of narrow escapes
are reported, bat 70 far there is no
account Of any los Of life.
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CHATTANOOGA, 1RNN.
( IsrR0IAL 10 rHn APPnAL.l'

toTASAt W thh AfFhAb't
CHATTANOOGA, TREN., November 70
MIR. Hopkins L. Turney, son OF
Judge P. Tuney, OF the Supreme
Court, died very suddenly at biz resi-.
Senoe, in tbs city, tonight, at $3.50
o'clock, CT rheumatism OF the heat,
Mr.. Turney Yves on the street In the
afternoon In good spirlts, though he
hes not been we'll ra month or 90.
He has hsd strorg prPmonition OF bis
approaching d -Rth and has irtqnent y
told bis friends that be would die 10 a
very thoTt time, and, too, very sud-
denly, Hotwllbs adding this he has
always been o cheerful, c1mpsnicna
BILE associate, ami numbered lis
friends 10 this city by the hundred.
II father, who 70 in Hot spri' gs, was
leleg'aph,d. Mr. Tu'ney expressed a
desire TO h'B wife to be bur d in this
city should he ever die suddenly.
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liNlnn.RaSidant NotIna.

No. 6SlT-In the Chanoery Court Of Shslby
county, TaIA, --Romella Van YlSet and
OtherSivp. Wps M. sledgo. Executor, and
II Sppsarint from Atidavit In this cause
that the defendant, N. R. SledgO, W. ID.
Sledso aud q ID. elodGe, Executors Of n,
r. s edpe and suryivilE partners Of N. r.
Sledge and sons, are residents ~ Mississippi
ard non residep 9 OF the : A,s Of Ten n lessee:
II is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearances herein, at the Court House
of Shelby county, in Memphis. Tenn. on or
before the hrst Monday in January, 1887,
and plead, answer or demur TO "Omplainant's
bill, or the same vi ! DO " ken for con sessed
as 10 them and set for hearing exparte; and
that cory OF this order be published once q
week for four Successive weeks 10 the Mem
NH. Appeal This 24ih day Of November,
1886. A c0py-A test:
s. l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
BY 3. y: Coleman, d. c. ana N.
Taylor l. Carr Ii aud L, II Jackson, Sells,
foi oomplRlnanis. sat
NTOmnu q. n, R.,u,uIo nHnNcn.sV
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khe L. Lost,

PANAMA, November 26.-The loss OF
the bark Snah Anderson, while on a
voyage from Coqninbo for EaQland,
has been cor f med by advic,s re-.
ceive 1 at Valpalafo. The captain, his
wife and the crew were al |, ct.
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A siUpincnn. DfcIaration.

SOFIA, November 20 The Gcrmsn
Consul here has,Dotifed the Bu. arian
Government hst The German flag at
p e;ent covers all peIsops entitled to
Russian protection in Bulgaria.
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The Battle Must he Fought New.

DUBLIN, November 26.-An Armegh
Taper savs that Ia an interview be-
tween Nationalist and a member OF
the Royal Land Commission. the latter
declared that now was the time for the
tenant farmers TO 6Qht it out. The
state ment hes caused sensation.
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GERMANY.
Reich,lng EIeciiona.

BERLIN, November rs In the
Reichstag today the President, Vlc4
President and Secretaries Of the last
ReiChstag were re eleG ed.
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ENsLAND.

Four ThOuBRnd Additional Indian
Troops.
LONDON, November 26-Gen. Rob-
erts has demanded 1000 additional H.
dian and native troops to reinforce the
British army OF occupation in Bur
nah.
The Government. OF Queensland has
offered to esl abhsh and pay all the ex-
peDses Of government 10 the leland
OF New Guinea If the Queen will ap-
prove Gift.
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They VIII No. submit 10 Coercion.

LINCOLN, NBB., November 26.--
President John Fl sVersld, Of the Irish
National League of Amer,cs, today re-
ceived the following important cable
from the Hon. Timothy Harrington,
member OF PArl ament and secretary
Of the league in Ireland:
DUBLIN, November 26, 1885.
John Fitzgerald, Lincoln, Neb.i
The government, in prosecuting
John Dillon, member Of ParliAm en- |,
aud proclsimi' & public meetings, adj
mi its insbilIty IN cover IN Irelar d
without coercion. We | nn' finch.
UARnIN1TnN
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The Christian Brothers have the pleasure
of annoup cling the completion Of ExTKN-
sIVE ADDITIONS to their College, which
they have provided with all select modern
improveme nts and convenisnoes, and they
arc now enabled TO accommodate an In
creased number Of BoarderS, Half BoarderS
and Day Students.
For information concerning Terms, Board,
Tuition, etc., see Catalogue, or apply BY mail
or in person to
BROTHER MAURELIAN,
praaident.
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sabbath Breahinx Allowed In Some
j lihAs a.

sr. OsrHKRIEI, ONT, November rs.
The authorizes have d c DID to
abandon the charges OF sunday desc
Graf on made sg MT the canal men.
Sir John Md ntd has Rivea orders
that no ypss | 6 al he allowed to pas
Though he well and GENIAL on sunday,
except intae distress or where
there is danger Of The vetsel being
frozen in.
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Iatsnse Exc,tement in Ireland.

DUBLIN, November 26. The gov
eminent has pro, lAimed The National
League meeting called to assemble at
Sligo. This fact, coupled with the
prosecution OF John d lloD, is csusirg
the most intense excitement through
out Ireland.
The Naiiopalists have decided tn
hold meetings in diff, rent parts of
Sligo, Galway and Tppera,y, 10 order
to evad4 the governments prohibit
ton. The Dubin Telegraph ssys that
orders have been tent to A hone to
keep 100 cavalry and 200 infsntry in
retdiness for duty. 1t is rumored
that the object is TO arrest the lrus.
tees appointed under the United Ire
land p an, to whose charges the rents
oil local tenants have been COM
mitted.
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saIisbury's Policy Of Coercion.

DUBLIN, November 26.-Jo ohm Di lon
has been summoned to appear in
court on TUESDAY next, the charges
against him being that his language
at the meeting held at Longford on
the 9TH insssnt led 10 an as ault upon
baihfi and resistance to the ex, Gu
ton Of DEGREES; that at tho Murloe
meeting on Monday last he made
speech calculated to intimidate. The
sfi1avits on which the summons wss
iseued were lodged by the police in
spectorS and ttenographers, who
were present at the meeting referred
TO. The citation calls upon
Dillon to fnd sureties for his
good behavior, 10 default If which he
will be committed 10 Jail Messrs.
Dillon and 0'Brian attended q meet
ing Of Lord Dillon's tenants tonight.
They urged tue tenants to resist ali at
tempts to compel them TO pay unjust
rents. Mr.. Dillon had arranged TO
speak at their meeiirgs, end Il is ex-
peeled that he wi contiD ne to fill all
his engagements before he returns TO
Dublin. On his 7, torn be will proba.
by give bail for trial and thus compel
the government 10 prove the illegally
Of his action ut the LorgfoId and Nur.
roe M etlr gs The government has
ordered all the taverns in Sligo to be-
closed on Sunday. The National
Leatue meetn0 was prohibited bs'
eau o the Mag'st acy believed that
il WIS int nd d to iotimidate Juror, at
the coming srassS's. The mi tary 10
call, d on to dispense ell & tn rines.
The Natioras are excited over III 8
state OF a6sire. apd say they will give
a bar qoet to Mr. Dillon end The other
speakers in Il, u OF holding meeting.
After the met ting OF Lo'd Dnlon's
tenants tonight, Meesrs. Dillon and
OBJ len remained on il a late hour re
ceiVlng d pos Is fem the t-nsns ia
cont q1t nee OF Lord Dill on's refusal
TO giant reduction Of % per cent.
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uIaH LICENSE AND PROHIBI-
TON.
That where the public sentiment
OF community does not sustain pro-