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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-20
Ths Cen Garenoe az Kansas city.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March l9.-Gov,
Martin and Labor Commissioner Ba-
con of Kansas are holding a confer.
encs here to-day with Gov. Marina.
duke and Labor Commissioner Kocht-
tiki Of this State regarding strike
troubles. Gov. Marmaduke was seen
at noon, aud said they had not yet de-
oided upon any action. He wIs in
favor Of not interfering with the mat
ter, and believed that some settle
ment between the company and the
men would soon be reached, and that
matters would settle itself. Mr.. Pow
derby, at the close Of the morning sea-
sion Of the Knights Of Labor confer
ence, said he mad not received reply
to his message sent 10 Mr.. hoxie lsss
night. 10 any event. he intended to
20 TO St. Louis and call upou Mr.
Hoxie, az the business interests of the
country rendered imperative an cary
settlement Of the difficulties, ami II
was hls purpose TO do all in his power
toward a reconc liation between the
strikers and officials. Nothing of gen.
eTal interest occurred at the meeting
this morning.
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SHOTTHROUGH THE HEART
HORRIBLE DOUBLE MURDER IN
ROANOKE COUNTY, VA.
The Rock Island Express Robbery
Testimony In the Graham
Murder Case.
ESPECIAL TO TEE APPEAL.I

SPRINGFIELD, Mo, March l9.-The
Malloy-Lee case continues to draw
crowded houses. Comparatively little
was done to-day, except the reading Of
Charlie Graham's testimony eighty
three psges OF legal cap, which re-
quired four hours.
John Brumley, who worked at the
Malloy farm, testified that Cora gave
Neighbor Ev5nss family women's
clothing, along with bacon and salt
He had made q contract with Graham
to make crop. Graham claimed that
one-half the farm belonged to him,
and he forged Mrs. Malloy's name to
the agreement. She seemed to know
OF the contract and kicked because
Brumley would no. get frewood. He
heard Cora say something about being
sfraid that Breese would tlke the chill
dren away.
Mrs. Bafay testified az ID the chill
dren being left at her house over night.
On his return Charlie said his mother
came also. Graham said it was the
childrens' aunt.
Peter Hawkins testified that Graham
came home on the fatal night between
morning and daylight. He heard him
say, 1--WE got of at Nichols's." He
hea d him repeat the statement the
following morning.
Fifteen witnesses have been placed
on the stand; twenty-five remain to
be examined. The State expects to
prove that Cora Lee fred the shot in
Mrs. Graham's breast. Sensational de-
Vslopments are expected tomorrow.
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The Eight Hour Agitation at Chi
eAR0.

CHICAGO, March 10 The Execu-
tive Committee Of the Eight Hour As
ISOLATION held meeting last night AZ
McOoy's Hoel, add directed its sec
rotary to send communication to the
Executive Committee of the Citzsns'
Association, asking for reply to the
pamphlet recently issued by the
Eight Hour Association, aud dis
t1buted among emf lOyes and en-
ployers. The Central Labor Union
sent out communications to-day to a
large number of employers. They con-
tain list Of questions calculated to
bring out the opinions Of the employ
er 10 whom they are cent. and TO
show his position in regard to the in
PRODUCTION Of eight hours on May lst
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The Prtsburg strest.Oar Troubles.

PITnBURa, PA March l9-At gen.
ersl meeting Of ttreet-car employees,
held in Allegheny City at 1 o'clock
this morning, the report of the Execu-
tive Beard, demab ding twelve hours
for days work, exclusive Of one hour
for meals; So a dsy for drivers OF box
cars, and sufficient reason for the dis
charge of every man, was formally
ratified. Tomorrow morning, at 10
O'Clock, representatives OF the men
will present TO the managers OF each
line in the two cities a statement OF
their grievances, with the request that
an answer be made on Tuesday morn
ing next, at 10 o'clock. The men are
now well organized, and claim that
less than 3 per cent. Of all the railway
employees here are non-unionisis. It
IL stated that two lines have already
arrar gsd schedules to conform with
the twelve-hour arrangement.
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The sEeKeesrers s.r.se.

PIrTsBURa, PA, March l9,-All is
Quist with he strikers at the Nc
Kee5polt National Tube Works. The
streets are thronged with idle men,
whs insist they will not return to
work until the Is per cent. advance in
wages is conceded. The mschinists
who made the demand for an increase
this morning, it is reported, have been
granted an advance OF 10 per cent. At
meeting tomorrow night the 1900
strikers will be taken into the Knights
of Labor.
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LABOR NOTES.
Farm Hands on strike in MissOur

Farm Hands on u Strike in Missouri.
SEDALIA, Mo-, March l9.-The strik-
ing mania has extended to Pettis end
Saline counties among a class of labor
era who II was supposed would be the
last to fall into line. The fam hands
of those COUNTIES have demanded Of
their employers an increlse from SIS
and beard to $40 per month and board.
The demand was at first refused, when
no less than fifty men quit work. The
employers have conceded to their de-
mands, no Eever, and nearly all the
strikers have gone back TO work at the
incIea ed tcale. An organization is to
be perfected, aud the projectors hope
10 have the demand become general
throughout the State.
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Latter From jay GouId.

CHARLESTON, s. O, March l9.-Re-
ports OF the action OF the Dallas Mer-
chants Exchange and citizens Of
Greenville, Tex, in passing resolu-
tons denunclat)ry OF the strikers and
the strike methods were forwarded -
Mr.. Jay Gould here and hs has just
forwarded the following telegram in
response:
CHARLESTON, s. O., March y, 1885.
To the Citizens of the City OF Dallas ana
Greenvllo, Hunt County, Tex.
No words Of mine can sufficiently
express my appreciation OF the kind
words OF Encouragement and the good
advice contained in your dispatch.
The present strike on our system was
ordered by the officers OF a secret or
Qanization because a neighboring rail-
way, In control Of the highest coult in
the land, had seen ft 10 discharge one
OF its employees, aud with no other
complaint against the management OF
the Missouri Pacific, and without warn
ing or shadow OF justification the entire
business Of four States and one Terri
tory Is completely paralyzed and mil.
lions Of resident citizens are deprived
Of the railway facilities on which
their entire prosperity depends,
and to the enjoyment OF
which they have legal rights
paramount TO any secret organisation,
because their rights are secured to
them by the laws Of the land. The
MiRoui Pacific employs Ia. $40 men,
and Of these 37l7 only are concerned
in the present strike, 80 that in addi-
ton these 800 conspirators who
are By force and intimidation stopping
our trains, are thereby depriviDg the
remaining 10 900 of their co-laborers
Of their daily earnings, Will not the
public soon learn that II Ia they that
pay the railway pay roll That the
railway is it's clearing house TO receive
and distr butte this fund, which is fully
90 per cent OF the entire gross earnings
Of q railway And when they do
they will probably find some method
to regulate and control the labor en-
gagged in railway transportation and
thus prevent such strikes as the
present one. JAY GOULD"
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A Valuable Paten'

Danoy's t8orse} corn and Pea Plan
Sc.
Il AYING perfected my Invention, l wish
Il place lt before tie public, especially
m sruisciurorg. As q Corn Planter, il is
perfect IN cets-opens the dJill, distributes
the seed acct futeiy, uuln cred ana covers
tho same, therelH one Wsr performing the
work Of three. Tho have been used IN
this section for over a dozen years With pei
feet satisfaction. Can give rcspor sible test b
sOnials Address
JOHN n. DANCY, Dsncyvills,
HAyHOod county Tenn
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The Rock Island Express Robbery

Chicago, ILL, March l9,-Six days
since the horfible murder and rob-
berry was committed on the Rock Isl
and railway, aud yet, apparently, not
even a clew 10 the perpetrators Of the
crime has been found. The endeavois
of the detectives seemed to be CEN
tered in the capture of Mike Hum
phreys and man known as "Texas."
Last night it was found that Hum
phreys had been working in the Grape
Greek Mines for five weeks steadily,
and was there the night Of the rob-
berry. "rexas," for whom the detec-
tives were reported to be securing the
country, turned up at the Daily News
Office this morning. He denied hav-
ipg anything t. do with the Rock lei
and robbery. The night Of the rob-
berry he said he was visiting friends on
Twenty-second street until 10 o'clock.
After that he went to his home on
Nineteenth street and remained there
until Monday.
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Adopted the Right Hour system.

CHICAGO, ILL, March l9.--The @.
w. Allen Tobacco Company to-day de-
cided upon the eight hour system.
Next Monday the company will start
at 1880 o'clock and quit at 4 o'clock,
allowing half an hour f)r dinner.
The wages will be the same as we're
paid for ten hours work. The COM
pany employ $50 people who are not
members OF any union and have not
asked for shorter hours. Mr.. Allen
said the firm had been considering the
change several days, aud he thought
the eight hour movement would be-
come general in time.
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Depredations on the re1as Pacific.

DALLAS, TEX, March l9,--The dep
relations upon the Texas and Pacific
Railway Company still continue in
this State. Early this morning two
bridges upon the road were burned
near here, but the fact was discovered
before any train attempted to pass
over the streams.
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rhe s,udebnLer s,rIhe Ended.

Souri, BEND, IND, March 10 The
settlement Of the Studebaker strike is
about completed, and work will be re-
sumed Monday at a satisfactory adj
iustment Of wages.
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Notice q Rerebr Given,

aa the ~ meeting Of The ' SSo
and Southwestern Railroad Company
for the election Of Directors and
such other business as may come before the
meeting, will DO held ct tho sfice of the
company s ~ ise ny S TSn INC
on the 9Th day Of April, 1SS6, at Il
o'clock noon Of that day, and that the lease
frem that Company to the Newport News and
Misfiss ppi Valley Company will be sub
mitted 10 the stOckhOlde-i for their consent
thereto and approval thereof. Transfer
books will be closed from March 18th to
April 6, 1886.
By order Of the President and Board Of
DiTeetors. ISAAC d. HAIES, SECRETARY.
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ZIG. HOLLENBERG

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The Best Remedy

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AdmlnistratOr's Notice.

OFFICE or PUBIC ADMINISTRATORS,
February q, 1885.
HAVING been appointed and qualified as
III administrato- of the estate Of Patrick
Roper, deceased, all parties indebted to said
estate are requestt d to come forward and
settle, and sill parties 10 whom said estate is
indebted are requested 10 file their claims
with me, duly rob ted in accordance with
law. JOHN l0AGUB, Public Admir-.
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RECEIVERS OFFICE
Exchange National Bank
NORFOLK, VA. Feb. I6, 1855.

NORFOLK, VA Feb. 16. ISS6.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
i until Saturday. March u, 1885, for the
purchase of the hereinafter mentioned prop
parcels Of the same-reierencs being had to
descriptive lists of said property-Which
lists, stating terms Of sale, W be furnished
upon application 10 the undersigned. The
right to reject any and M, all bids is reserved;
The extensive and valuable property, To-
Gated in Norfolk and Portsmoutb, Va,
known as the "Sesboard Cotton Compress
Company of Norfolk; Va" consisting of;
/. The franchise, which, among other priv.
ileees, authorizes the storage of cotton and
other merchandise, and the issue of negOti-
able receipts therefor.
2. Its plant, which consists of three ~
frst-cass improved cotton congresses; two
(2) steam tugs; three 49, transportation
bsrges. All the adjunets necessary to we'll
equipped establishment Of this character.
Its fire proof warehouses, seven ~ in num-
her, Of capaeity for storage of 1900 bales
Its four "a frame warehouses metal roofO
capacity. many Thousands tons OF fertill-
It's wharves and docks, which afferd ample
room for berthing at the same time ten sea-
going, ste am or sailing vessels. The area OF
the warehouse and cock property IN Ports
mouth is about 81 aeI es, together with all its
o her property, which is fully described in
the ii''' A0O'S WI ~ II. PETERS. Receiver.
WANTED AGENTS, HsB and w Wqm fEs,
BIBLE Introduction by Rev. j. H. Vim
cent, ID. One agent has sold 65 in town
OF GA people; ono Is in village OF 794; one
new agent IS in 10 days; one 23 in success
sive weeks; one 40 in days at two different
times. Experience not necessary Address
CASSELL b co. tL'td,
IN Dearborn street. fuicaRo.
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Funeral Directors,

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PRIVATE COUNSELOR

on 30 pages to any addss securely sealed for th
once hours from "A. n. U9P.h eUdATs, 2 70 ar y
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOraI,

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-06-18

Tho blesses her-poor John sends it to the
beautiful lady-John never forgets her."
~ will give it to her" said the rector,
solemnly.
The little clock on the table made the
only sound which broke the silence of the
chamber. The sick man lay, apparently
uu conscious. The rector pressed the
crooked. emaciated hands, they were
cold; life was we'll nigh gone. Suddenly
the patient moved and turned his eyes to
the face of his old friend.
John is going-is going-he has expec.
tations-he is one of the little children"
A faint smile illumined the pallid face
for a moment, and the cripple was dead.
The man who had been his best friend in
life cared for him In his death. When the
blue velvet box reached it's destination it
was found to contain q magnificent dia-
non cross.
On the following Sunday, q funeral took
place at tho cathedral. The glorious morn
ing light shreamed through the newly
placed window, %irradiating pew and aisle
and decking the coffin with frescoes of
gorgeous color. The text in the window
"Of such is the Kim gdom OF Heaven''-
sbone in letters of FURNISHED gold, and
from that text the rector preached his SER
mon.-ZiteUd Cooke, tn Demorest's Waga-
zine.
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P,TH AND POINT.

Human efforts to achieve certain
aims arc very much like a cat trying to
catch its tail. Just as we think we are
about to succeed, away goes the tail
N. j Telegram.
= Who is that lady Dooficker is
walking withp" ellis wife" .Think
sop II know it. Don't you see he is
Chicago News.
Isabella Bell, of Macon. has been
declared insane by a jury. The mental
strain of wondering why her parents
named her IS they did was too great for
her to bear.
Benevolent old lady who had just
given a penny to a small rustic-Now,
my dear, what do you say? Small rus
tic, with native politcness-Give us an
other. Collapse of old lady.
"A gentle maiden
OF smiling face and winning air.
A frOwn she never wore.
And though she sometimes bangs her hair,
She never bangs O door.
Boston Courier.
We've often seen the spectacle of
an a%uctioneer attempting to sell fifteen
thousand dollars worth of goods to an
audience whose aggregate and tangible
assets wouldn't foot up five dollars
Boston Budget
"Doctor," said a mar to Abernethy,
my daughter had a fit and continued
half an hour without sense or knowl-
edge" .'Qh," replied the doctor,
never mind that; many people con-
tinue SO all their lives."-Zoledo Blade.
Barber Ito regular customer)-Come
in, MIR Schmit; you vas next. Mr.,
Smith-NextP Six ahead of me only.
Barber lin a whisper)-Dose shentle-
mans vas all strangers. We shave stran-
gers in dhree minutes. Ven you sit
down your turn comes pooty quvick al
retty.-M Y. Times.
LADY, am SO glad to make your
personal acquaintance! I have often
read your name. Poet (fattered-Ah!)
Do you know my lyrical poems or my
novelist Lady = Neither. Poet Nv
tragedies? Lady-No; but you hap
| pened to live in the same house as a
friend of mine and whenever 1 visit her
Exchange.
-Gray-And you claim that Black is
a total abstainer. Green-Certainly he
B. Gray-Come, now, doesn't he keep
q drop in the house on the sly? Green
No. sir, not a drop. He couldn't do it
without my knowledg e. Gray-Why
not? Green-Because my hired man is
counting his hired girl, and neither of
our families car keep the smallest secret
from the other.-Boston Courier.
"A young Scot was preparing HIM
self the other daY for some athletic
contests. After using the dumb-bells
he took to the bars set up in his garden,
and swung himself about here and
there. A passer-by said, after looking
at the athletes practices for a time,
"Poor sowl; he's in fits" A laddie next
him, also an interested witness, COM
mented with tremendous disdain, sect
DOT man, that's gymnastics" cay.
it's that, is it? And hoo long has he
had EN- that wayp"-Chicago Journal.