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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
HOOKER and BARKSDALE.
the CONTEST FOR TIE NOMINA.
NATION TODAY.
The Strength at Which They VIII
Enter the COnyentlon-The
Contested Delegations.
lsrEorAL TO THE lrrEAL.I

Jackson, MISE, August 3l.--A large
number of the delegAeJ 10 the Coz
gres:icnal Convention, which meets
here tomorrow, have arrived. The
canvass just now closing has been the
ferceet ADD most hotly contested OF
any Oonqr. ssional canvass in the an
mails OF Mssiss ppi. Col. Hooker en-
tered the contest with all the chances
against him He was opposed by the
body Of, +. deal Office holders in the
district, and at least by three-fourths
OF the county officials and their depu-
ties in the eeveral COUNTIES, with about
a dozen twspspers vigorously fight
ing hic,, aud no. one tn openly sdvo-
cate his claim. Ia addition TO these,
at least nine.tenths OF the local politi-
clans, who have for years past COZ.
trolled their respective unties, were
energetic SUPP rters OF his opponent,
and then, hi. opponent, Maj. Banks
dale, is in Office and man "wortby
of his ttstl," a gentleman OF
fine ability, and who hrs made an
able aud scceptabls Representative.
They ener he convention tomorrow
with ihe following strengths: Co.
Hooker has fourteen instructed and
uncon,es.ed votes, aud Maj, Barksdale
thirteen instructed and Uncontrolled
votes. Line In county, with three votes,
and Cla'b0r"e, with TWO. are both con-
tested. Whether or not much OF fight
will bs made over these contests re-
mains b. be seen. The Hooker men
claim that the contest by the Banks
dale men in Lincoln is groundles aud
frivolous.
THE coAHoMA COUNTY SITE MATTER.
Judge Campbell, Of the Supreme
Court, in the suit OF the citizens OF
Coahoma county today issued fiat
directing the issuance OF an injuoc-
ton epjoining and prohibiting the
holding o an election for the removal
or non-ftmoval of the county pito OF
said cou ty bsfore the first Tuesday
in August, 1887. The act authorizing
the e'e.t on passed both houses VI
the Legislature in March last, end
provides fer the holding OF the cleo
ton ION the frat Tuesday In August
next" or within thirty days of sad
time. The act was not approved, and
did not 60 into effect until August
Gath. Judge Campbell holds that
august next" means the August
succeeding the date Of the approval.
The point was also made in the prayer
for an Injunction, that the act 10 in
valid for the reason that II was APP
proved in ths vacation OF the Legisla-
ture. Tnis Judge Campbell holds to
be untenable.
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ne Giers Unsettled About BuIEnrIs.

BERLIN, August 3l.--The CORE
spondent Of TIE T'ogJlaH at Frsr CO az
had an intervie~ with M. de Giep, IN
which the Rue~iaa Foreign Minister
stated that be would return TO S. Pc
nIsburg on September31. He would
90 b, way OF Berlin AID would hevs
another conference in thar city with
PRICE Bismarck. Nothing final mad
been decided with regard t. Bulgaria
in his recent interview with the GsI-
mao Chancellor, as il was not known
then that Prince Alexander would re-
turn to Sofis. NJ. de- Gi-rs said he
did not know what the Cars present
Intentions we're, bat he was sure Rus
ria would not occupy Bulgaria while
thst country wss tranquil. Russia's
portion would he very delica'e ard
critic-l should Prince Alexander in
sigt upon the execution OF the men
who led the conspiracy against him.
NJ. de- q or. spoke in Condemnation Of
Prince Alexandei's course, aud aliud-
ins TO E1slaud's action IN the pre-
mi.es, said that she uset everything
thai came within her reach a; an Ia.
strumeht against Russia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
L, L. MEACHAM & CO.,
Cotton Factors and Commission
MerchRnts-An Ola and
Strong FIRM.

M. L. Mescham, the founder OF this
house, came to Memphis in 1852. He
went into bnsinesa, was successful,
believed in the future prosperity Of
Memphis, Invested largely in real
es ate, end was, for over thirty years,
a prominent figure in business circles.
He was succeeded nv his son, +. f.
Meachsm, and Mr.. Horton, who COM
posed the firm OF Meachsm & Horton.
Mr.. Horton withdrew, and E. f..
Meacham continues as cotton factor
snd commission merchant. He has
been engaged in this business since
boyhood, aud knows how to conduct
il. His Office and cotton room are in
good location; he has the capital 10
make liberal advances, and may be
relied on to do all that firet-class fac
tors ought to 90.
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THE MEXICAN AFFAIR.
Another Consultation Between Min
i-ter Jackson and Sedgwiek.

CRY CT MEXICO, August 31.-Mr.
Sedgwick, the Special American En-
voy, had another consultation with
Minister Jackson yesterday for the
purpo o Of procuring data for his re-
port to Secretary Blyard on the Cat
ting case. At the American legation
nothing is said regarding the rumors
in circulation concerning Mr.. Seeg-
wick. Minister Jackson mes taken no
part in the mstter.
The London Bauk has brught the
concession ard secured entire control
OF tia Baco de Emplesdos. This will
have the efitct OF plscipg the latter
institution on a firmer foundation
than ever. Owing to the banks gain.
ing tbs right TO issue bills, which rad
been disputed, and securing other
valuable rights aud privileges, this
acton on tbs part of the Loudoo Bank
will undoubtedly help the continued
investment OF English capital here, rs
bad the bank failed to secure the Goa.
timed circulation OF its bills, II would
have probably wound up it. atfsirs
ard Withdrawn rom the country.
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Ono Herien OF Oxntfnnr.

TIREoyA, Angus 3l-Printe Alex
der's journey here from Sistova wac
series OF ovStious. The peope, head
ed by prieer; hoc ked 10 the different
points 90 tbs route OF the pr,c~ssiou,
and greaied the Priuce with jyoue
shouts OF welcome. A large crowd ieft
Tirnovx 30 meet the PIiuce a. a poiut
Ave miles distan', and escorted bin
into the town smid er-st Enthusiasm.
An address OF welcome war presented
on behalf Of the people, ADD III reply
Prince Alexander cOpgrs ated T1r-
nova uron having cmmeoc d the
counter revolution ia Mis- isyo@. 1t il
now said Prince Alexander will prUb-
ably proceed to PhilippopolIs today.
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MULLINS 6 YONGE.
A Substantial Firm OF Cotton Fac
tors aud C0mmissien NJ rchants.

The members OF tkis firm, L. D..
Mullins aud James Yonge, are expert
enceGl cotton factors, having both
been in the business for many yeare.
The firm lie comparatively new, bu,
these eeu,lem-n have been active
members OF oJhsr promi neDt houses a
long time. Taey know what to do for
the cotton planters and country mer-
chant, and their growing business
gives evidence tuat they are appreci-
ated. They are prepared TO advance
IibeIally, to Tx good care OF and Sc |
to best advantage cotton consigned to
them, AID 10 do for their customers
ali tost can ptoperly be expected.
They ere among the worthy and reli-
able firms.
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A desperate shooting ARRAY oosurrsd
Sunday night at negro irsnvs here,
in which q negro named 81 Osstebury
was killed and three others were
wounded. About twelve shots we're
fred into the crowd, and a perfect
psndemoDium ensusd. 1t is strange
that more were not killed, rs large
number of persons wee on the ground
at the time tho trouble commenced.
Deputy Sheriff, Brady aud Gdfia
went to tho ecene Of the tragedy ADD
arrested five negroes on suspicion
Of being i'm piicated in the shooting. 1t
is said lhaJ a woman YVES the Gauss OF
the xii inc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
MEMPHIS STAINED GLASS WORKS
John Hughes, ProprIetOr-six1ee
Years in Beautiful
works.

This is one Of the industries that
has existed in Mamphis for many
wears without making much noiee.
Most OF the fine stained glass work was
ordele ed of Mr.. Hughe.; bat the guam
hty used wss comparatively rmall.
Now, hogevef, the demand is incress-
ing; gained glass windows. trsDsoms
Gnd doors are hecomir g fashionable
and elegant A fine residence is hardly
complete without an elegant piece OF
this work. A few p ecrs o dered from
the East hay. been compared with
t4st OF Mr.. II ughes', and found to be
far ,pf fer o. He z thorough a,,is',
o! many yeSft experience and excel
len, taste. He usse the finest OF i'm
pored glars and jswels, AID emp oys
only ha bstt OF arusts TO execute the
various branches of the art. He hss
inst finished some very superior pieces
for Mr. Mscrse's retidence-a front
door Landscape, in act que mosaic; a
fine jeW"led uaason; a sta rcase win
DOW in cut stained al,s.,
q coOtiua ion of painting
and moe~h, representing peace and
war, the figures. being a knight and
lody. lie il INV engaged on some
p, erv pleses Of fine rut st.ined glass
for Messr Graves, Harpman, Fader
and Others A fioe window for Bish-
op Quintard's rerideoce hes just been
flushed. A window with figure
representing The charms of muse is
now beng made. Some very elegant
piec fo DR.. Reid, OF Covingtop, are
nearing comple ton. A large stock Of
the very fiaest impcred glasses and
j.wels can always be found there.
Mr.. Hughes will furnish Stained glsss
OF all qtslity to suit purchasers, and
guarau'ees them to be equal in execu-
non aud design to any in the country.
PeopleiT need OF stained glass are in
vited ID call aud inrpect our ramplss
aud des gns.
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The National Agricultural COnven-
lion.

The Nationsl Agricultural Couven-
ton to be held at the Continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 14th
and 10th, will be the largest and most
important gathering of dairymeD,
live stock breeders aud general farmers
ever held, as 1t is to be q congratula-
tory meeting over the success OF the
oleomargarine bill in Congress and to
take counsel for the further promo
ton OF the interests OF agriculture by
legislation. Delegates will be present
from the different State and county
agricultural and dairy associations and
oranges, and the friends Of agriculture
in general. All interested in the OBJ
jects and work Of the American Agri-
cultural and Dairy Association are cor
daily invited to attend. For cards Of
admission address the secretary, Il. X,
Moreland, 1850 Chambers street, New
York City
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spirit OF the Russiun Press,

LosDos, August 31.-Disoaches
from ST. Petersburg nate that ths lead
ing Ruwisn papers sffeet % have great
fears corc' rains the fate of Bulgaria,
where" b quote tho language of one
Of them, "there are two governments
AID two &miee menSciOg e'ch her
with slyil war;" The speedy pacidoS
lion of Bulgaria, declares nnothor Of
,heee paoers, concerns other powers
besides Russia.
The NoUOe T'remyd declsres that
Prime Alexander must bs prevented
from returning TO Sofia and says that
all Russiene would enthusiastically
support auy stepa which Rus ia might
toke 10 prevent him.
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FERNANDO, MISS.
Attempt 10 Lynch II Negro for At.
tempted Rnre.
lcoRREsPoSDksoz or rHu ArrEALl

looRREsPoNDKNoE oF THB AFrEALl
HRRNANDo, Miss, August 3l.-An
unsuccessful attempt was made 10
break into our county Jail by some
parties unknown at . o'clock Friday
night. The parties were after a young
negro boy named Whitley, about II
years old, who had made an assault
upon white lady, but had been
driven of by her dog. The negro had
been delivered to our jail after a pre-
liminary trial by Just ce d. j, Perry.
W. Ii. Rollins, the jai,er, refused at
the point of shotguns to give him up,
and after they broke their sledge ham
mer, with which they tried to break
open the lock and door, they quietly
left. OCCASIONAL.
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SON. OF veterans.

BUFFALO, N. Y, August Sl.-The
sixth annual convention Of the Ma
tioual Encsmpment Sons Of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic opened
here today. There is a coed attend
snce of delegates, twerty States being
represented. Gen. Walter S. Payne,
OF Fostoris, O., is commander in chief.
Col. Fred d. Grant was expected to
attend, but be telegraphed that he was
III and could not come.
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Addrerses tn Ihc Prince.

TIRSovA, August 3l,--A number nf
addresses we're presented to Prince
Alexander, thanking him for return
ing to Bulgaria and demanding the
execution OF the ira t,rs. The Prince
reviewed the garrison and subsequent
ly proceeded to Philipopopoiis, via
Elana.
Greuff and Bsndrof, the levo'u
tionaty leaders, will arrive tomorrow.
They will be tried by court martial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

vsncsd Gladstonian members Of PSF.
lsmen', Mr.. Alfred IllinguOrih pre-
siding, 1t was unanimously foolved
to favor q forward and aggressive
policy. 1t was also decided to notify
Sir VIM Vernon Hsrcourt and John
Morley that the MEETING desired that
the home role struggle commenced ct
the recent elections should be strenu-
on,ly maintained.
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W. A. GAGE & co.,
Cotton Factors, 500 Front street.
An Euterprts1ng Firm.

The business OF this firm is con-
etantly increasing, and it's sales of COZ
ton duriug the pat season were very
large. 1t has among its customers
many of the leading country mer-
chants in oil the territory tributary to
Memphis Mr.. Gage ranks with the
prominent merchants who are always
ready to help any enterprise looking
to the good of Memphis trade. AS
cotton fac orJ Gage 4 Co. rank with
the leldtr,. They are advancing
literally ou corsignments, they have
all the facilities for storing and hand
ling cotton, their sample room is in
the very center Of The business portion
of TIE city,
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VIII Not Go 10 Bulgaria.

PARIS, Angus 3l.-A disortrh from
Berln rays: Prince Dolgcrouki will
not go to Bulgaria, Tbs. Russian Off
GERS " no were in the Bulgarian ermy
prior 10 the coup d'etat will not re-en-
ter Prince Alexsnder's service. The
dispatch slso rays that Prince Alexan.
der is not at all sanguine of restoring
order, and would abdic4te ouly that be
is encouraged by England to pc Sc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
A Tragedy OF THE SEA.
Twelve FishermcD Lost In Gale
on NewTOundlRnd.

INV York, August STA special to
the Herald from st. Johns, N. f., says:
Another tragedy of the banks is re-
por ed, twelve victims, this time,
probably losing their lives. The fish
ing schooner Meteor, just arrived at
Bay Bulls from the Grand Banks,
brings tbs sad news that while fishing
on the 18th a sudden gale OF wind
sprang up. An impenetreble fog shut
down on the scene, and six dories
with twelve men on board were unable
to reach the schooner. There is q bare
chsnce thst some of them may have
been picked up, but the gale blew
with such fury that il is thought the
boats could not live long in the fear
full eea that was running short time
after the storm burst.
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is currently rep Irted than Mr..
AZ China. Democrat. will contest,


at Gibbe, Democrat, will contest
late election for constable, as his
Iponent, Mr.. Joe Carleton, Rspu5-
Lean, defeated him by only five votes
The Hon. p. T. Glass, our present
Congressman, addressed the people
here last Saturday. The principal
things discussed Were the Blair bill
and the silver question. Mr.. Glats ac-
quilted himself very credibly.
Last Thunday evening our consta-
BILE, Mr.. NJ, q. Meebs, went out to the
home of Lon Jones (colored), who
lives one and quarter miles from
town, TO ieDlevin COW and calf The
calf was in the yard, but the COW could
not be .und. Meeks made known
his business and proceeded to drive
the calf to town. The negro stepped
intn the bCuse aud returned immedi-
ately with q double barreled gun,
which he cooked and presented at
Meeks, aud in very plain language
told him that he could not drive the
ca anywhere "lur he wur too weak
to trabheln Meak, not being armed,
retired in good order. The following
morning, accompanied by several
other men, he returned to the cabin,
but found the negro gone. The COW
and calf were found aud driven into
town.
The genial Maj. Sangdon, OF Mem.
phis, So them passenper agent Of tie
Illinois Ce, t'al a lroed, i, here shsk-
lug the hands Of his many Ma,rin
friends. Toe Major is a. able reprs-
sentative of the | iGois Central.
Mieses Emma Farmer and Willie
Ca.hon left last week to attend sch oil
It NcMinnvtlle.
Mrs Gardner ard daughter, Mics
Jnsie, OF Gaioesviie, Tex, are the
Ru st, of The Hon. 6 o Martin.
Last Satu day convention was held
here 10 Appoint delegates from III s
cist Ter to afford the @ uuty Conven-
i'm az Desden, which will appoint
die. ate 10 lhe Congressional Con-
Neut on to he held in Brownsville,
September stu. The delegates from
l,cle went unirs rutt,d
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TomIin & Renies

Ara making carriages and bugeies al
179 Main street They have large
stock, and are offering special induce
ment9 ia frat class buggies. Mr..
Tomlin is thorough carriage maker,
with many yeats experience. He
gives close attention to all work.
Those who wasn't superior vehicles
made would do we'll 70 see him before
giving orders, as his knowledge Of the
business might enable him to give
some valuable suggestions, WorS
done at the house of Tomhn & Denies
will move satisfaCtOly,
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KeIlY. Roner q ReiIIr.

This firm, locstsd at No. 392 Main
street, is doing a very extensive bust
ness as Wholesale grocers and cotton
factors. Their trade is rapidly incress-
ing. Thsy are liberal with their Gus
toners, careful as to the quality OF
goods they handle, free in advancing,
and ready to accommodate many more
country merchants and Gotten growers.
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q. w. Cover a. Co,

On account Of handling their heavy
business entirely from their commod,-
ious warehouses, corner Tennessee and
Batter streets, nave removed their Of
hce from 22j and 22S Front street to
No. Madison street, where they will
be pleased to see thsir friends here
after,
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Z. GOLDSMITH & BROS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Dry
GOoSis, Boots, SHoes. CIsthins
apd Genta' Furnishing Gssds,
3AS Main Street and
8I-S8 scale street..

without exception one Of the moat
ct rsctive esosb ishments OF its kind in
Memphis, ard Us pgoueuts are OF
the bess. The house has been in ex-
istehce for fifteen years, and its stand
ing IN trade circles is ~ c1nd to none.
Cjuntry merchants visiting the mar
ket this season will DO we'll to come
and eee this house before purchasing.
AS we buy strictly for Gosh we are
able to give you cIose pr ces aud rave
you from 10 b. 20 per cent on your
purchase. JOB lots tcom Eastern auc-
iion sales always on hand.
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Gen. BuIIer,s Mtv,ion.

DUBLIE, August 3l.--The Killarney
branch cf thu National League hse
not fad Grsr. Sir R Overs Butler Of i s
readiness "a give him every possible
assistance it the role object of his ME
sion in Kenyi' to suppress crime and
ou'rees. II, however, hi. mission is
to serve landlords, collect rents and
assist at evctiOns, he must depend
upop his own resources.
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IL Lnnhesi Snnnicious.

BERLIN, August 3l.-The North Ger
man Gazette reitHatee that Germany
hrs no interest whatever in Bulgaria.
1t seys 1t is not worth while to keep
single German 'oldier under arms on
account of Bulgaria. The ne cessity
for German ara aments is due to
Frsnne. "Evtry French newspaper,
the Gazette ssys, "proves that France is
making RAPID preparations 10 fight, aud
that financial sacr fees ere be-
ing made 10 rsise the efficierc y Of
her army. Germany must a. wBys keep
her eyt fixed mon Franco"
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CnESrNUr BLUFF. TENN.
Mr.. Farmer Not Murdered In
Rorked Deer bottom.
To tho Editors of the Appeal,

To tho Editors Of the Appeal;
CHESTNUT BLUFF, Tenn August 81.
Il notice in your daily OF the 10Th
instant an account of tragedy and
the killing Of myself in Forked Deer
Bottom. l would b, CAD il Won would
correct the mistake and iaf1rm me
who bad 1t published.
JOHN Ii. FARk Err.
p. ST. have not bad hard word
with anyone in the lad six months,
and do not know any ruch man as a
Mr.. Friday.
THE APPBAL cheerfnlly makes the
desired correction, and coneratulstes
Mr.. Farmer on his still being in the
land Of the living. EDS. APPEAL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01
A SERIES or OVATIOHS.
PRINCE ALEXLNDRR'S JOURNEY
FROM TIRNOYA TO SISTOVA.
Great Enthusiasm Along the Entire
Route-The Spirit Of the Rus
sian Press.

BUCHAREST, Aupust 3l.-Threa lead
ere OF the con'piracy agsinst Prince
Alexander, including the treasurer OF
the revolutionary fuod, have taken
refuge in this city. The government
decided to expel them, and net fed
the refugees that they must leave.
The conspirtors thereupon appealed
to the Russian Legation for prNectiou.
Kilograms were prsing between the
legation and 81. Peter burg duriug
the whole OF last night
Prince Alexander will srrive a. Phil
lppopolis tomorrow.
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7. A, Bailey q Go.

Have been prominent as plumbers
and gas tiuers for years. Their store,
$3.50 s. cond street, is n very large one,
aud they have an extensive stock Of
gas and pipe frters' supplies, sucn rs
pretty chandeliers, beautiful wash :
stands, add other articles that are
useiu and ornamental. They do
good work, and supply the best
arr. cles Ia their line.
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Adler 4 Go.

Are prominent dealers in boots and
shoes. They are at No. POI Main
street, where they have very large
stock Of carefully selected goods, All
the nen features are promptly intro
duced and sold cheap. This house
has an immense city and country trade,
and can be recommended to all,
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DESTROYED by Fire.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, August Sl,-The four
story manufacturing building Noe. SO,
85 and 81 Washington street, was
burned this morning. Edward b.
SWiney, manufacturer OF office iurni-
g, sus' aimed loss OF $25,OOOi in
tua nee 5000. Newman Bras manu-
surA. Nrs Of organs, lose $4,000, partly
factuT.. LoSs on buildings $500,
insured. ed.
fully iuHm
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FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
Tho ChoIera RECORD.

ROME, August 3O,-The cholera re-
turns f>r t,day are as follows: Mol
ietia, G new cases, A deaths; San
Marco in Laui4, 80 new cases, 4
deaths; ROloudo, 81 new cases, IL
deaths; Pologua, 6 rev cases, 2
deaths; Ravenna, IL new csses, 2
deathr
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ing companies use home made bottles
instead u importing them, and low
that they have succeeded in their de-
msnd they predict a very brisk trade.
The factories have been closed for the
usual two months summer vacation.
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Tho New York and New Orleans
Ocean Trade.

NEw YoRK, August 3l.-The new
steamship Ell Monte, of the Southern
Pecifc Company, left this afternoon
on her first trip for New Orleans with.
a full cargo Of New Orleans, Texa9
and California freight. This is the
tOnth vessel OF this line.
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As,nr,o1 1T1rdor to ireland.

TRALHE, August 31.-A farmer
named Flsshire has been found dead
with a bullet through bis head in n
field near his home IN North Kerry.
1t is supposed that he was murdered
because OF agrariau troubles,