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Entail snoa,lnr array.

ST. Laus, Mo, June 20 "A special
from Sedalis, Mo, says: Last night a
fatal , DING atfray occurred Ia the
little village Of Lincoln, Benton coun-
ty, on the line Of the narIow-gnuge
railroad. William Silveis has bean
the terror Of the town for long time,
aud has generally run things his own
way. ]. NJ. Shaw was recently Rp-
pointed marshal and deter mined to
preserve order. Saturday Silve's he
came intoxicated and very abusive,
Shaw swore out warrant for his ar
rest, but failed to sefvei H. Silvers was
terribly enraged and swore that he
would kill the officer on 8 glt. lis
awaited his opportunity a d ehot bin
in the back with u double.barreltc
shotgun, almost Kidding the untor
luuate man with buchshot. Shaw Il
still alive but cannot recovir. Th'
murderer made good his etcape. Han
dieds OF armed men are securing tai
country in tealch of him.
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Rren Nghlshv Mon't DO.

Purdy Iadpehdent: The Jacks n pa
pers indicate considerable FOR ness
over their lala del a. f-r At orney-
General. They claim that Madisoa
uaty las bten enliTe.y iano cd icr
all the positions. l. doei 60 IN here
IL considerable truth the p l9si-
Tor. From what we lean i-oa dele
taics n tha conve1 ] D, MIR. Hero +,
IL Madison, would b W BEN acc p !
ghleio tie rural roos ers, fa the dele
raae call,d the districts ou'sdl q
aadiaoi, but MsdRo would rot vte
lor him. ID SO ms no N9dFoQ do G
eati n ufe1 ss en- affume6t TO- the
man p Title t9o much ice, mint, q, d
s noting else, fofedne I a IN.
people il ttis diairc. willlr yer
down en- any man oT re oi men VIII
bays failed to rec grize tbat the ODD
/ time n n Of freq whisky is an,edilu
Wan and OILS lets.
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FoRr Worm, TEX, June 29,-Jefi
Riggle, a spt c al officer Of Che railway
company stationed at the union depot,
became raying maniac yesterday
morning, and, taking charge Of one
room, kept everyone about the depot
terror.zed. When the Missouri Pacl tiC
passenger train pulled into sight Rig
gle emerged from the waiting room
where he had imprisoned himse al
day, and entered one Of the coaches
The passengers fled panic stricken
from the cars. Riggle was armed
With a six shooter. Alter terrible
struggle four men overpowered him
The passengers were tiually persu dec
70 resume their placts, and, after con
siderable delay, The train moved on.
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A Fearful Crime,

RALEIGH, N. O, June 20.-A special
Telegram from P ymouih, N. O., TO tbs
Neirs and Observer says: YESTERDAY Jfs
N. Basemoore, who lives near Wind
sor, Berlin county, and his son, Stone
Basemt ole, quarre'ed. The SIN fired
both barrels OF q shotgun loaded with
buokshot into his fathers body. he
then broke open a safe, took there
from $500, and fled. The sheriff and q
large posse are securing the county IL
search tf him. The father is yet alive
but viii die. There IL great excite
ment over the awful cline.
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4 nanhIa man AIetl orsan.

Chat anooga Times she Bristol News
presents an anomaly in newspaper liz
erature. Ga ita editorial page II sup
pots the repudiating Malone element
In Virginia politics, on lite fourth page
Il has a temperance department which
madIy demands prohibition. While
these two departments represent en-.
tirely aniipodsl ethical positions, yet
! Fowler Ia nothing II not radical, and
those who know him are ready TO ad-
nit his consistency even II he were 70
say that black Is white on one side OF
his paper and that II was the genuine
coal color on the 0 her.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-30
me CanaIdates for Governor.

Knoxville Tribune; The Ave candi'
dates in East Tenne see for the DEM
octatic nomination for Governor OF
the state are the Hon. Thomas L.Wil-
liams and Hon. w. A. Henderson, Of
Knoxville, the Hon. I NJ. Mcconnell,
OF Chat anoosa, the Hon. r. /. Tay-
lcr and the Hon. J lhn Allison, Of
Washington county. lhe Hon. 9. G,
Dlbrell is a candidate, in Middle Ten
neesep, and the Hon. II. F. Looney 10
West Tennessee.
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uvAI.TuTs wEALrH.-DR. e. Q

WRALTH Is wEAI.TH..DR. Z, Q.
a ounrauteed specific for Hystoria, DiE1i-
meas, Oonvulsionss, Fits, Nervous Neural;
sia, Headache, Nerves. Prostration, caused
by the use Of alcohol or tobaccoi wake
fulness, Mental Depression, sotsplng 81 We
misery, decay and death; Premature 70
AFe, BaTrenaess, Loss Of Power in either
ssV. Involuntary Losses and SPormator-
rhea, oaus By over-exertion OF the pralni
solf-abuse or ovetiudulgenSe. ksen peA oOn y,
six boxes for S., Sent bv mail prepaid, on
reoeipt OF price. We guarantee oix boAei
Ia cure any case. With each order receives
by 10 for six boxes, accompanied WIN y,
Fnarsrtse 20 refund the money II the treat
n,ept dOes v,ot eject a cure. HuAranSeos
issued only bv A RENKERr 4 CO., Dras-
-lsts Memnhis. Te~v.
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Children Rnrns,l 90 Death

SsERNAN, Tx Jure 29.-Two girls
of VIM. Miller, aged - and l0yesis,
lespt Ctively, were burned to death last
n'ght, seven miles southwest # Sher-
m u. The building caught five from
carelessna 8, in throwing away a ma co
er lightir 3 lamp, The rest Of the
family had nsrlow escape.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-30
The Eirh.h congregational district

Savannah Cturier: w. p. Robert
Eou, chairman ofthe Democratic Exec
u.iye Committee for the Eighth Con-
gressional District, has issued q call
Tor the committee 10 meet in Jackson,
Tenn, Thursday, July s h, 70 take
such action as IL necessary for the cali
ing Of a convention TO nominate a can
dida'e for Congress. All the members
Of the committee are requested to be
nraaanf
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they Aro Not sorry.

There Is one thing nobody ever re-
grets-that il, the day they fret adopt
cd Parker's Tonic as their regular fam
ily medicine. Its range is so wide,
and It's good effects so sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, are
needed in great majority Of cases.
Ruy it, try It, and aIterward 1t will not
require any praise rom US.
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ode, both sides, or neither side, for
the chance Of getting bis men into
afice.


Knoxville TFibwas. The Republic
cans know that they have not the
shadow OF q chance OF electing the
Governor OF Tennessee. They have
nominated q candidate for trading
purpose only. Boss Houk will issue
orders to the RepG5. leans to trade of
Alf Taylor and attempt TO eecure a
majority OF the Legislature. Houk
wants TO 20 TO the Senate He knows
be cannof be nominated for Clrg'e s
again. The drowning man catches at
stfawe.
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TENNESSEE POLITICS.
4 CAREFUL CLEANING OF THE
WHOLE FIELD.
Labor Organizations and Politics
Honest Attorney Generals Wills
KY VIII Not Elect Candidate.

Nashville banner: In bis rpeeeh
last Saturday night Judge X IA made
strong presentation Of the cutles OF
District Attorney, and called pub
lie attention to long needed reforms
In the conduct OF that Office. No ore
who has given the subj Ct any nvssti-
CATION can deny that a llTFe am UNI
Of mosey might be taved 10 tex.
payere by q moe liist anu CT e
mfthod Of att nding e. tho dniiel Of
thnt cfife. without tleeii 6 upon
any Attorney Gene aim the ~ = ws
: do not hesitate t0lt u q q ne cties
Of Attorney Gone al has bec me 100
much Of q money mshi 6 MIL. Under
fhe Zee eyeism, Which Is IN many re-
speeis Obi ct onahle, there is room ios
ard tempt lion toagrea X7Ayfg Hue
and uhnoc saary txpeldi urs OF hs
people's mCnay, While tle Attorney
Geioral caps hi7 harvest q ices, an
ihs he MAJ d. within tie bonn . n
sechnicl le 'aliiy, the re1ple ar I xed
uselosly VI til Cosia VIII IA qhQa q nj
have Keen mate for thfm topay.
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LouisvtlIe cement.
rnnplrE - -.

Foundations, CELLAR HsllsiapaiSztld'
nVs subject TO overaoE sbo1ialbs con-
gtruoted With LoulFzills CtaSSL AIS
the standard.
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TUE SHOES RING DISTRICT.
The Democrats Rave II and Intend
10 Hold IL.

MIR Catehirgs's nomination will GER
tainly invite orFgnlzed opposition, or the
candidacy Of an independent. II e1-uoy.
Alcorn, Judge Simrall, the, Hon. J. M. 1iD-
son or Judge Speed should be the kopuo ic,
In regard u Mr.. Catchings occurring seat
In the next House. - Eceain0 Post.
Greenville Times We scarcely know
whether 10 take this ss warning or q
threat. But in either event, addressed
TO the sentiment OF the Delta Democ-
racy. it is idle talk. II our organiza-
ton is to be friehted out Of the exsr-
else OF its convictions by this coDjura-
ton Of Opposition" Of few retDed
and local politicians OF a played out
psrly, we had best disband.
Possibly II this opposition which the
Posi- pppIehenda should materaislize,
the colored brother night reciproc ite
the hearty support extended by
Messrs. Alcorn, S,mrall, Gibson and
Speed to Pearce two years since. Bus;
be this as i, may, we will give bond
that the Delta Democracy will prove
to either or any Of them, that they did
not resume their betiiage without
| meaning TO hold 1t against all corners
And hold II ss we have exercised II,
f.r the good OF the whole people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-30
SHINE Down Of the GLASS Factories.

PrrrsBuRa, Pa, June 29.--The
window glass factories OF the country
will shut down tomorrow night, that
being the date fixed f.r the regular
summer suspension. The glsss
workers will hold their annual
convention on Monday next, when
the scale Of wages will be fixed for
presentation TO the manufacturers. IL
il reasonably certain that the window
glass workers will follow the example
Of the Amalgamated Association In
demanding merely renewal OF last
years scale, but thie viii not be salts
lac ory 70 the factory owners, thelat or
having had several secret meetings
within the past week, and have uuan-
imoufly agreed that a reduction in
present rates is absolutely necessary
The window glass trade was perhaps
mora ffeCted by the labor troub o.
than any other branch Of buei es'
and the depression was felt every
where. AT this season Of the ySar tn
demand il always light, and no i'm
ptovement ia looked for In the neal
future. Stocks are reported heav el
than for some time, anu a number o
Pitt. burg manufacturers will hsrdl
start their fires again before late in tn
fall. For these, and number o
other reasons, a reduction will b,
atked In the cd scale.
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.:Eho Kniglss o.. nb8F NOT 10 Foii'

n Chaitsnooga Times; Thee is 'aome
lreiiy general talk TO Tie fest q at
lersain poll iiafa 10 tbs city ere aim
he 10 make then selves cold with The
Knights Of Labor, in order TO tecufe
their votes ia the coming elections.
Il is Known that one or more Knights
Of Labor are aspiiants for Office, but
il must ct be supposed that because
occasionally thers is member Of ,he
organization OF the Knights OF Lahor
nominated fer some political office,
therefore the Knights are drifting into
a political organization. Neither must
1.-THE understood that membership In
the order debarsa man from accepting
public trust il he chooses TO do 30,
and the peoole choose 10 SO honor
him. But the Knights should exer-
else extraordinary prudence, and not
permit themMlves to be made use OF
to assist the schemes Of designing poll
1iciaun.
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n DR.. j. BRADFIELD'S II
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This famous remedy most happily meets
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18

TTILNAN PALACE-rtUS
rur tatWccu Sew loIk and ".l.aje. pl's
al Cape Charles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-18
PARSONS warren THE RALLEr.
I Score or More Chicago Clergy mon
60 10 zee Hrs. GhurDsr's "Gair-

wv
\ Chicago special -1v.: LOn- ici1r. fIr
curtain arose on tie opera oi 'tuia'.i 90
and n> altlUccc. Rubiustciu'- I'D tl--
tune" at Tie Columbia Theatre tI.ni-li. 20
c.t,.l of prW,p1per men wa, boo tic tower.
casting mltNf Glance, IN ever, person
yylo entered v,giin,s tIc slightest al-
rr1ach To ministerial cloth or uIc leuiJ-
lion clerical crlat. seventeen or MOI.
ciel.ymcH ind previously sent i1 % n. ..Ir,
for the scat. offered them hr Tee Nations
Oprr COMPANY in order FOO obtain thci.
ou,nion mon M, ptolrictv of the bullet.
Double .yontc,n scar, lld sean assigned
10 Tie miri>t,r, by the m4Aa-rmsut. but.
contrary ta somewhat general cNY.-fltilu.
vrrc .catt,I,d tArou- b.ut tbr house. The
theatre ncn were I'm great eltc. MANAGER
NHWard Adlr~ N4> certain the clerical
M,tnrcn would Dee ttrr. ia H." force.
~ by" said hg, " Professor >aiug Is for
us. Dr. 1hom1> has hcca present NO eYr-
ming, ana many 81 'hC Others ave already
iaIoraliy imp. o,-pd.' TIE lr-t genuine
uI0achrr-~tT ggiiuc iD among o crowd ~
aity and some olo couiJu'tcIcu claim That
dIgmtV-Wl> The Rev. G. II. BiXDy, Of
Hydc Park. Tie took ,elt. Thea
lie Rev. i. Ru,hiuu, looking much a-
me did a~ secretary Of TIE General Conirn-
tiou.y.t WITH e Kind nf "l.bOpc Bishop.
NcLmcn-W on 't-h'-rctc" lool, on hi, face,
stepped 10 lud took q scat IN the section
occupied by some j,,icr,on Par, "-r,rt,.'
The Rev. Henry G.. Perry dropped into
seat q. naturally q. il IL were am "amrn
corner, and afterwards sail be- DID not be-
licvcihc Bishop would ca.c anyway. Then
there followed. much IN the same style Is
sohoolbol- standing Up NJ . row .W1Ilins 10
interview The 1yrulc. the fcN>- r.. .. l1l-
Tor. l.. {. Bo'iicb' J.. :. hoerner' Rabbi
RO,cnihaI W hartman, >. II. M1bie, David
ttcr' +. j, Vo"n>cnd, ). :. Thompson,
j. spencer kcnnard, ana the Rev. Miss
hallocb.
The older veterans o. the pulpit were
con,plcucu,iy absent The iir-i plrt Of
The IcIiOlmaf cc WIS apparently unobirct-
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RATHER LILIES GOIAai To- JiiL.
PycGerriHg imprisonment TO tEafIa"
His Rich WIFE gay His Bills.

4 Dover n. H. telegram ,ay> Willum
\. Wooster, a prominent resident OF Great
Tall,, y. H., has been lodged in ID county
Jail by hi, creditors. Wooster hl, been DOB
hu>ines, at Great Falls for several years.
For some time b" has been running mp BILL
until thcy now amOunt tp over $1,000. Iii,
creditors dudiuG That be did not intend TO
pay procured a warrant ndto him 10 iail.
The laws II tbC state are such tha' the
creditors can keep Wooster in jail lOr
seven wears and >tX months, prJNi.l.ug
they viii rav hi> board, Nhich j.
nothing more than the regular prison
fare. Al the expiration OF that
time they can hold hun seven years and ,iS
months LONGER il they can procure q new
warrant. Al the end OF fifteen year. their
power to hold him ceases. THc creditor,
say that they intend to keep him in jail the
full time, and are only sorry that they cln-
not hold him any longer. They have At.
ready paid months board in advance
and will promptly meet every bill.
Their reasons for taking this action j.
that Mrs. Wooster, the wife Of the prisoner.
is worth over $3.50, 900. She j. dey0tedly
attached 10 her husband, and would pay
his debts in a minute, but he will not con
sent TO her dong 80. Wooster says that he
is very comfortable. and, a. times are dull
and he is getting old, nc can stay there Il
long a. his creditors wish. His wife /,
making arrangements to move t. this city
so that she eau visit her imprisoned hu,.
band cycIV daV,
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IHttHBURGs
Montgomery Presbytery-The Case OF
mr., RawIfngs-Other Notes.

LYNCHErRG, December II, 1856.
4 called meeting Of Montgomery Pre.by-
terry was held in this city yesterday for The
purpose OF considering severance OF the
pastoral relations Of Rev. J. VI. RawIing,
with the Second church. OF this city. The
fact that Mr.. Rawlings has been Invited 10
assume The chaplaincy Of the University
has already been announced in the Dis.
patch. 1t was hoped, however. by his
many friends in this city that Mr.,
Rawlings might be induced to iorego
its acceptance. IT. action yesterday. how
ever. precludes the further indulgence OF
such hope, inaSmucn rs he asked permits
sion Of the PreShytery 10 accept the posi-
ton 10 which he bad been invited, and the
second church was cited TO appear before
an adjourned meeting OF the Prcsbytery to
be held on the 30lh OF December TO show
cause why the pastoral relation should no.
he dissolved. Iynchburg will part with
Mr.. RAWLINGS with unfeigncd regret. No
minister ever left the city with more spot
less record as a conscientious preacher or
dcvOut Christian gentleman. His place viii
he difficult TO fill.
Abbott this ought 10 hc the height OF the
season in thcatricls, thCre has been An
unusual dcaIlh OF such amu>cments here
thi, winter, and such companies Is have
ycntuied toappear at the Opcra.llou,c have
not been well patrOniZcd. The veteran
manager has done Ei. best 20 cater 10 what
he thought would be acceptable 10 the pub
lie taste: hut without avail. Small houses
and pccmiary sacrifice have rev rdcd. Ia
the main, his efforts. The reasons assigned
for this anomalous condition OF thing, in
LynChhurg'aTc a various aS are the minds
OF men; but the more gcncrally-lccepicd
theory of the failure thus iar this season
exists i'm the scarcity Of money and the high
tlIioi charges. These last are and AWAY,
have been two high here; and il 4 rcdu..
ton OF them were tried il might prove BEN
ciicial to ell concerned. With present
prices 20 change for the better need hardly
be- expected.
Public ~ch0ol.llou,c No. ,. in lhi,
county, about two and q htli mile, from
the city, was destroyed 10y iirc Wcdn >iay
ni.ht. together with the furniture and
books Of The pupils. The house va, STU
at,d an Whit is known as the ryrecInna
nogllorbocd.
The scarcity oi work in the t0blr'of,c-
tolic~ here has resulted ~ great dead a.
enforced iii,ue,> and consequent poverty,
indeed suffering, among The class usually
employed 10 such occupations, and is cN.
tono,G 10 those " mo live in the county a,
well as in the neighbOrns county OF Am
hcr,t nor is Il confined exclusively to any
particular class OF the hJorins people.
4" We have the poor always With yOu " j.
fully realized ut this time. The intensity
OF the present cold weather hy no means
allcl late, thc paug> OF the cold or hungry.
Om benevolent people VIII do all that NAV
be necessary 10 meet the requirements IN
the Gus, or failing Ia thi-, the cltl viii ac.
in it. corporate capacity. II is worthy tn
attention also OF the authorities in the
cOuniic, Indicated. REN.