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to the reasons for the di-turhmur,
. which now exists in the rumtr,
/ especially rs to conflict. between
labor aud capital, aud rmpluycr aud
employed. This committee /, mll,
sensible Of the course ,uu have taken
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/ deavors TO reconcile the interests ui
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the iir.t witness. b. pleased tp NOW
| give to the committee Your imprr-.
sion ~ tu the matter
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extended. going over thr h-tur, OF
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SANGER BROTHERS.
Spring is With Us.

And we iuiIy Prepared the Light weigh
.oods : week. pre- pairing
For the Glorious Easter IIoIidn,..
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i,r uonth Sentences 'ommu,rd.
Fonl SMITH, Ark, Apul 20 Tho
death sentences OF Ave of the eight
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l1nLNbtruA, ia, AprlI 70 the
CllN NhuunN bank ut Willanaport
closed it. doors This morning The
cause OF the banks trouble 10 said to
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TIE "BOAB SLING lRS."
ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO ASS ASSI-
NATE WITNESS GILMeR.
Jansen Tells His Wife That He Knew
the Man Who brew the
Bomb.

CHICAGO, ILL, November 2S.-The
Inter Ocean has Information that q de.
librrate attempt was made Thu sday
npht to ass mate Harry elmer, the
witness who cave evidence al the Ie
cent trial Of the anarchists, dirs city
duplicating Spies and Schwab IN the
throwing of the hay market bomo.
Gilmer YVES shot at while on the
threshold of his home, and the bullet
passed between his legs, lodging in the
bottom OF the door. The shot was
fred at distance of esq than ten feet
from the living target, and the sssss-
sins pIecipitancy was the only thing
which saved the citizens life. Thanks
giving Gilmer had been down town
and had seen the bulletins at the
newspaper offices to the effect that q
supersedeas had been granted the an
archists. He freely denounced the
action OF the Judge. Gilmer thinks he
must have been followed by some an
archistic sympathizer who was in the
crowd around the bulletin aud over
heard bis remarks. AS he stopped to
inject the key into the door OF his
dwelling Gilmer heard a click ss if
someone was opening the gate. He
Strengthened up, and at the same in
slant he heard the report OF pistol at
the back OF his head and then saw the
groove plowed in the door by the bull
let. AS he turned he saw man dash
down the alley, and Immediately gave
chase with revolver in hand. The
cartridge did not explode, although
several attempts to shoot were made
by him. TIE attempted assassin
finally escaped.
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AN INTERESTING SUIT
To Recover 100000 Worth Of
Property.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 2S.-
Papers have been served in a suit in
volving 100 acres in the heart OF Su.
perior CITY, Wis. The land is valued
at 100000 1t is covered with i'm
provemsnts. The suit is remarkable
one, in that the defendants number
many OF national repute or their heirs.
The title in dispute dates back to
1866, when Spectators pre-emp'ed
the lands by using half breed Chip.
pewaJ as dummy" residents to OBJ
tain title from the govern ment. These
men conveyed The property twice, the
second purchaser however, record ing
bis conveyance frat. The present
litigation is 10 determine the right OF
these respective titles. In these early
days, when white men and their half
breed allies were devising their sharp
practices, a syndicate Yves formed,
dividing their estate, actual and pros
pec'ive, il to twenty.six shares, and
the heirs of the members OF this sym
dictate are now involved in the
litigation. Among the share
holders were Stephen A. Douglas
and John O. Breckenridge, who ran
against Lincoln for the Presidency;
r. NJ. T. Hunter, member of Jeffer-
son Davis's Cabinet; Robert ]. Walk
or, Secretary Of State under Polk
Jesse D. Bright, ex. United States SEN
ator from Indiana; Congressman H.
M. Rice, Of St. Paul; Congressman
W. A. Richardson, of Illinois; Judge
R. Nelson, OF st. Paul, and a number
OF others. In addition to these men
and the heirs, there are involved in
the litigation Senator Beck, of Ken
lucky; the Bethel College, Of Logan,
KY; II. H. Haupt, w. X. Marshall,
John Harrington and others, Of st.
Paul; a number Of New York, Kan
sas City, Washington, Louisville and
Superior City parties-in all compris-
ing eightY-six defendants. The action
is brought by twelve PLAINTIFF, nearly |
all Of whom reside at Superior City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30

SIR ROBERT CHRIsTIsoE, physician ia
Her Majesty, the Queen Of England
speaking Of the Coca plant, says
"The properties of this wonderful
plant are the most remarkable OF any
known TO the medical world. From
repeated personal trials ! am con.
vinced that its use is highly beneficial
and tonic" To build up a broken
down system, use the Liebig %. g
Coca Beef Tonic, Endorsed and re-
commended by the foremost physi-
clans of Europe and America. Over
wrought and feeble nerves are Quoted,
digestion is promoted, and new tone
and vigor in all the organs Of the
body follows it's use.
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our people will have paper money in
one form or Rnothsr, and that Of all
forms OF psper money Of which We
have had any experience the present
nafior al bank currency is the least
Objectionable, even TO those who tbink
that al such money should be avoided.
2. That while bank currency based
On government bonds snd rtdremsble
in greenbscks may be considered a. a
kind of government money on which
the b nks ere getting the pre- fit, yet
without this private privilege or some
other equivalent to it The national
bsnk sytt m could never have been
established, nor can ii now be msiu-
tsiued, and that tn ia the cheapest
price st which the people or
the government could have got
any baking systsm so good in
ali respects aud 80 valuable as
this has proved to be. Another srgu-
msht is that the government must
pay interest on its bonds whether
these are held by the banks or not,
hence the profit to the banks on these
boz de has been obtained without
change on the Treasury, while, on the
other hand, il the banks had not been
offered sufficient indueement to invest
in these bonds, many more Of them
would have gone abroad at low prices,
and The country as q whole would now
be so much the worse of.
3. That the want of flexibility in the
CURRENCY and of elias icity of vol
the scarcity of bonds and the high
prices to which they have risen, and
that this could not have been foreseen
nor provided against in the original
acts, Dut may now be remedied by
proper legislation.
These objections and the answers to
them are stated without comment.
They seem worthy Of consideration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
The Greas strike Ended.

NEW York, November ga Sa,
lem, Mass, special says: The great
strike of the tanners and curriers' oil
Peabody and Salem, which began on
July 18th, with a demand that fly.
nine hours constitute a weeks work,
was officially ended Saturday, when
the various assemblies OF the Knights
of Labor of the two places met in
mass meeting and declared the strike
off. The men were advised to return
to work wherever they could get it.
The surrender was most complete,
every point at issue being yielded,
but it comes too late to be OF much
service to the strikers, the great body
of whom have not only lost their
Jobs, but will now lose even the pit
lance they have been receiving dur
ing the strike from the district assem-
biies Of the Knights of Labor. They
ask to be permitted to return to work
at the old terms, but, except in the
case Of few ski 1t d men, this is now
impossible, as the tanners have long
been running with non-union men,
aad the manufacturers will adhere to
the plan mapped outin the first place,
aud refuse to place themselves in the
bands of the Knights. 1t is a severe
blow to the organization in this
vicinity, end the coming scramble for
work will make it still more difficult
for the knights and union to stand
together. 1t is estimated that only
about hundred of the several thou.
sands in Salem and Peabody will Sc.
sure work in those places for some
time 10 come. This will cauHe good
deal Of suffering. Already many APP
peals have been made to the oVerseers
of the poor for aid, and many of the
families Of the idleIs will be depend.
emit entirely upon charity.
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Insurance OF the burned Elevators
A8Ia.8OO.

DULUTH, MINI, November 3d.
The insurance on the elevators burned
last night is as follows: Elevator A,
building, $87,750; elevators con-
tents, 1914, $50; elevator @ and annex,
100000; elevator Q's contents, $780,
100; total, S6l3,600. Most of the COM
panies are represented by small
amounts only. The principal losers
are: Sun, of London, $4,000; Phe-
nix, Of London. $1,000; City, OF Lon
don, $4,000; Firemen's fund, $685.
600; Springfield Fire and Marine,
$l2,5O0; German, OF Freeport, $l0,-
600; Mutual, OF New York, $4,000 /;
Traders, Of Chicago, $4,000. Tho
less on the nine smsll frame residences
and stores is 1000, making the total
loss about $S50,00O. The fire con-
tinued burning all night with bright
blaze, and the whole will probably
burn for several days. Several cars
belonging to the Manitou and st. Paul
and Duluth road, some OF them
loaded with wheat, are also burned.
The cause Of the FIRE is supposed to
have been friction. The latest re-
ports are that Ed Lee, foreman OF
elevator Q, surely persisted in the
building.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
Memphis on she High Road, While
New Orleans Travels In
the Valley.

BosToN, MASS, November 28-The
following table, compiled from special
disp tches to the Post from the man,
agrr, Of the leading clearing houses in
the United S ates, gives the gross ex.
changes at each point for the week
ending November 81, 1885, in compar.
ison with the corresponding period Of
1885:
New York, s71S,796, 296; dec, AZ.
Bo ton, $85, 526, 424; inc, 7.8.
Philadelphia, $50, 1922; inc, 1877,
Chicago, SAC, 625, 400; dec, 1.5.
st. Louis, $13, 949, $40: ice, 81.
San Fl ancisco, Sl1, 979, 279 inc, 24.8.
Baltimore, $l1, 433, 30; inc 1919.
Cincinnati, $1,000, 600; inc, 251.
New Orleans, $40, %. 400; dec, 22.4.
P ttsburg, 1882, 402; inc, 1927.
Kansas City, d6, 40, 38; inc, 2S.9.
Louisville, t3, 845 057; inc, So.
Providence, $4,416, 400; inc, "a.
Milwaukee, $4,040,0O0; inc, 90.
Omaha, $4, 426 AL inc, 5l.7.
Minneapolis, 50 463 ,534; dec, 1915.
Galveston, 81 1858, 1865; Gee, SO.
Detroit, 81, 939,6S3; iEe, IS.
Clevr land, ~, 1878, 552; NC, 400.
indianapolis, $3,037, 84l; inc, 46 8.
Memphis, -, 263,l75 inc, 1879.
Columbus. ST. 596,7l6; inc, 202.
Hartford, ST. ,4S0, S48; inc, 10.
New Haven, $3.50, l04; inc, Al.
Peoria, S86l,78; inc, 5.6.
Portland, 1897 600; inc, 1913.
Springfield, S776 49,. dec, 1913.
st. Joseph, lib 172; inc, 1853.
Worcester, 1851 ,227; inc, "a.
Lowell, $i5S, 6s2; dec. $50.
Syracuse, 426,052; inc, A.
Denver, $2,962, 1886.
Totals, 81 ,02l ,203, 845; lee, 6.
Outside Of New York, 1902, 407 $40;
inc, SO.
Denver not included in the totals.
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Catarrh Is NOT a Blood Disea.,

No matter what part it may finally
affect, catsrrh always starts in the
head, and belongs to the head. There
is no mystery about the origin OF this
direful disease. 1t begins In a neg
lected cold. One OF the kind that Is
"sure to be better in a few days"
Thousands of victims know how it is
by sad experience. Ely's Cream Balm
cures colds in the head and catarrh in
all its stages. Not a snuff nora LIQUID.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
Jansen Knows the Man Who Threw
the Bomb.

thO 1OhAADs
CHICAGO, ILL.,, November 29.-It
was not generally known until today
that Henry Jansen, who made muir
derous assault upon his wife early Fri.
day morning, was member of the
"Nolth Side Group" one Of the most
rabid ana chists in the city, aud the
night of the bomb explosion was
within a few fact of the place from
where the deadly missile was hurled
into the ranks nj the marching pc ice
men. knowledge resulting from his
Identification has led TO the discovery
of what may be definite clew to the
bomb thrower. The night the bomb
was thrown Jansen left his wife about
z o'clock, stating that he had an i'm.
portant anarchistic meeting to attend A.;
that there would be trouble OF some
kind before the night was over. He
did not return until after 4 o'clock the
following morning, and in reply to his
wife's question as to where he had
been, significantly replied, II told
you there would be trouble" His
statements never went beyond
this until about ten days
ago, when in an affectionate
and confidential mood he informed
his wife that he WAS present the night
the bomb was thrown into the ranks
OF the police; that he stood next to
the man who threw 1t; that he saw it
thrown; and that he knew the man
who threw it. 1t is now believed that
his attempt to get her out of the way
was because he repented of having re-
vealed as much as he did, and was
afraid that his disc 'osures might
eventually lead him into greater
trouble than merely killing his WIFE
Mrs. Jansen adds that her husband
also confded the name of the man
who did the bomb throwing. Owing
to her feebleness and the nature Of
her wounds it has been impossible to
obtain the name distinctly. It sounds
like "Shurbeld." The police believe
she means the missing suspect, Selma
hoy,h
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
Niagara Bridge Gables successfuIIy
Moved.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, November
2S-The cables at the northwest cor
per Of the suspension bridge have
been successfully transferred from
the old stone tower to the new iron
one by the use Of powerful hydraulic
jacks. Traffic was suspended from
yesterday morning until 80 o'clock
today. Other transfers will follow at
weekly intervals. The old towers
are 10 be taken down.
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A Valuable Patent.

DaEsy's tBOrRs) Corn and Pea Plan
tor.
HAVING perfected my invention. wish
Il 20 place il before tho public, especially
manufacturers. As Corn Planter, It is
perfect suocoss-opens the drill, distributed
the soOd accurately, uniniurod, sud ooverd
tho same, thereby one man performing the
work of three. They have boon used In
this section for over dozen years with per-
foot satisfaction. Can give responsible tesd'
JOHN ii. DANCY, Dancyvills,
Haa.NoH anunkw Vanm
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w. N. HALOEMAN,
President of the Great LOUISVILLE COU-
RIER-J0URNAL CO., tells what
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Proclamation by the Governor

The State Of Tonnosseo--W D. Bate, Gov
ernor--To all who shall soc those Present.,
Greeting:
VA HEkEAS, II has been made known to
wv mo thnt some unknown party or par
ties charged with having committed foul
and atrooious murder on the body Of John
Graham, on the 30th day Of October, 1896. In
our county of Shelby, fed from justice and
now running nj Target
Now, therefore, I, VIM. =. Bate, g avernor
az aforesaid, by virtue Of tho power and au-
thorty IN mo vested, do hereby oGer ro-
ward Of two hundred and fifty dollars, 70
any person or persons who may npprehond
the said unknown party or parties, and de-
liver him or them TO tho Sheriff or Jailer. OF
our county Of Shelby, in, order that Justice
In that behalf may DO had and executed.
This reward L. made payable, one half on
delivery to the Sheriff and ono half on con-
Yiction.
In testimony whereof, have hereuuto sot
my hand. aud caused the Great Seal Of tho
State 20 be affixed ut Nashville, On :he 18th
N"' - ~ WIN. B. BATE
by the Governor:
JOHN ALBION, Secretary of State.
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Mnsf RnmnrlrnhIn

In its effects, and most useful in its
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FOR SALE.

NY LATE RESIDENCE PROPERTY on
M McLemore avenue, near State Female
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MISS CARRIE M. KEATINe, pianist,
may be found at the Gsyoso Hotel.
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LIBERTY MANUF'G CO.,
100 Nassau 81. New York.
Partnership Notice.

memphis, November %, 1885.
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rose of carrying on n General Fire and
Mnrine Insurance business. Mr.. Jos.
IL. Pullen will have immediate control and
management Of the business.
CHAS. L, PULLEN.
jos. Ii. PULLEN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-30
NOTICE To THE PURIIC

NUIIVE To IHE TUBLIVs
MKNPHIs, tenn. November q, 1886.
WE have this day sold and Transferred to
w Charles L, and Joseph II. Pullen our
entire Insurance Agency Business. and We
bespeak Tor them q continuance OF The husi-
mesa heretofore given to us.
VIM. II, PULLEN &C