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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
VII.

Der Gag an benz bic Sitter n,eines Sns
tells perftei9ert wetben iolten, brad snb.
lid on. Sd besab mid idon friib in ben
sroBen Saal hes &atbbauiss, mo Der Ssrs
fauf itattSufinbeu bate, unb fanb ibn
bsnno3 beinab gang ansefiut o Ses
pobnern SiHesbems unb 2euten aus Der
llmseseno.
0iele Der InpeienSsn ri9tsten 6as @o,t
an mid, Jet es nun, meme abii9ten gu ers
griinben, isi es mir ibr 8sbauern aussus
ipreden, bsnn Der Sol3bdnblsr ertIdrts
Ssoem Der es borsn woate, baB bas S6f.
den i9m beuts nod susebOrsn miife. Sd
IieB ibn i9pdben uno CAB nur unsepiie,
auswei9enbe Qntwprten. Die speibeutige
Saltuus, gu Der i9. mid seSuunsen fab,
mar mir duBerif peinli9 ano trieb mir, be-
ionbers meinem S6pieseruater seseniber,
oas Rotb Der S9am auf bic Stiru.
@o1 tisfsr perlesten mid bic 0orte unb
Nnipielungen, bic mir pom peri1iebenen
Seiten in bic Sbrsn braussn; man Iadte
unb idsrste iiber meiue uorseblide Grmutb
unb f~liiterts ita gu, bas i'd gu 9ebssitsn
msinss SntslS uisle tauieno &ronen uorab
betommen bate, wie ii9 sIsid ssisen
piirbs. Snoem i'd bas SOf9en antaufte,
bspabrbsitsts i'd sepifermaBen bisie Bss
bauptunsen unS s~eitano, baB i9 elm 5eu9.
Ter, Elm 9iisner mar! Wel9s Sdanbe !
8el9e Oemitbisuns! llnb bod IieB i1
ni9tS baran dnssru, bas Sdidial, bic
Pili9t srlaubte mir ni9t, mid bieier Gage
su entsieben. I'm bas l1nsIid pou su
MAIDEN io1ts bisislbe ii9 nod babur9 per:
ldnssrn, baB bas S0f4sn, oils unbeosu'
tenoite Der Ssfsunsen, gu aaerIsst an bic
&sibs tam.
3uerit wurbsn nun bic B%ausrnbSfe auss
seboten, bann bic p~srsinseIt Iieseneen
4sdsr, Wisisn unb WaIbunsen, mad bieien
brei @obnbduisr in 8ihssbem. Maes
wurbs, in SoIse Der miBliden 8situmitdnbs
melt unter ieinsm Wertbe lossei4lasen.
gnbli6 ieste Der auctionator bas SSf'
den aus, unb guar su benz Spottpreiis
pon tauienb @uIben, bod ba aeigte IS fid
aIsbalb, baB usri9isbsne 2iebbabsr 9uf
barauf battsn.
Don alien Ssiten wurbe Der SoIsbdnble,
in bic S0be sstriebsn unb Der Breis itiee
I'M rlmisbsu auf sweitauienb finfbunbert
@ulbsn. Damn fisI Elm Bieter mad ben
anbsrn ab, nur brsi ober pier bisItsn nod
Stanb. "r
Sd bate bisber sel9piesen, isst abe,
fiblte i9, baB Der enti9eibenbe Mussnblid
sstommsn iei; mein 9ers i9lus b0rbar
i'd mar 10 errest. als itanbe i'd i'm Sesriff
elm @srbre9sn gu bsseben. Der 9ols
bdnbler bate ioeben b~reitauienb Gulbei
seboten unb Der Notar rief:
Nismanb mebr2 Dreitauisnb 9uIbe,
gum srifsn, gum 3weiten....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
0reitauisnb einbumbsrt @ulbsn! ftams

Oreitauisnb einbunbsrt @uIbsn! itams
melte i'd.
Cine aIsemeine gepssuns enttanS in
benz SaaI; aae iaben mid on, @inise
bObnii9, Inbere drserli3, aae poa Ters
numbering.
Selir, biif bu to1? mas fdat biz elm ?
fiiterte mein S4wisserpater mir ms Sbr.
gber Der Solsbdnblsr, serei;t bur9
meme neutrality-suspicious. ginmii9uns, mar
sueibunoert @ulben in bic 90be sesansen.
Orsitauisnb ~finfbunbert 9uISen! rief
id nun meinerieits.
60 boten mir uns einan6er auf, bis ~
Der ni1t unbebeutsnben Summe non uiers
tauienb ~speibunbert @uloen.
Oa CAB Der SoIsbdnoler bic Sa9e auf.
sos ii9 in einen 0tntsl bes SaaIes suriid
nno crying ii9 bort in ben beftisften
IeuBsrunsen sssen mid. Der otar aber,
ermiibst burd bic LANCE Sisuns, bseilts
fi9 bic brei letten Gusrufe gu tbun unb ers
tldrts mid fir ben &dufer.
Den 9eutsn sssenibsr mar i'd alio iest
Der ssiestIi9e @isentbimsr hes S0f6ens.
Sd that, aIs Oh bic ipOttii9en Semers
tungeu, bic triumpbirenben Blite Der ans
psisnbsn mir slsi6siltis ieisn unb pOllte
ioalei9 ben Saal ~perla1en, bod tratsn
einise Der anssisbsnitsn Oorfbswobner auf
mid sn unb wiui5tsn mir, ani9einsnb
freunSi9aftli9, 81 benz &anfe Slid wies
wobl i9 ssnu9iam bemsrtte, baB lie ni9t
minber er itaunt waren ais bic llsbrisen.
Inter linen befanb fi1 Der 9emeinbss
iecretdr; ibn Dor allen tonuts i'd ni9t obne
Muftldruns laiIsn unb 10 er3dblte i'd benn,
anfanss NIT sinisem 36sern, baB ii4 i'm
Isttsn glussnbIide nod Semanb ssfunben
babe, Der mir bas gum anfanf nStbiss
@slb porselfredt.
Dtsie grtlaruns idtsn ni9t aae Su abers
ssussn; Wan9e i9ittelten la4enb ben
Ropf ais MOLTEN ie iasen, baB fte BARN
nur einen 9sriu1 meinsrieits idben, has
uon meinsm Sntel srbaItene SsrmOsen gu
uerbeimli9eu.
Sd wolte II mad Saus ellen, bod
auf benz Wartte belt Der S3uaebrer mid
auf unb iu1te por mir su erfabren, wer es
iei, Der mir bas @eIS selisbsn babe. Iui
meme @ntport, baB berielbe unbstannt 81
blsibsn piini9e, entfernte ii9 mein S4wies
ssruatsr nit unSufrieoenem Wurmeln.
a6 alio aud er, Der quite, sble Wiann,
belt mid fir einsn 2isner!
Den sansen Gag usrbarrte i'd in nieber:
ssbriidter, perbrolener Stimmuns. War'
saretbe mari mir msiusn &leinmutb DO,
unb ~bsbauptsts, bas msin nnii9eres auf'
trsten Der sinsise 9runb bes Ssrba9tes
Der 2sute fell. Nadmittass noble ie in's
Dorf seben unb bort gut su MAIDEN iuden.
mas i4 bur9 mein 8aubsru uerborben bate
limb tn ber Chat, aIs Id am tolssnbsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

Gage auf ben Warft fam, tonnte i9 cine
auffaaenbe Serdnberius in benz Benebmer
Der 2eute sssen mid bemerten bic N eiiten
i6tensn nun bas ais 8abrbeit ansunebz
men, mas mir seitern Nismanb bate slauz
ben molten.
SalO sepObnte i9 mid fslbf an bieie
neue Su9lase, uno penn i9 aud 10 piel
ais mOsli9 ieber observation-disclosures anss
mid, 10 itanb i9 bod nidt an, bic fali9e
@rfldruns su wisberbolen, rpenn bic llm<
ftdnbe es erforoerten.
ginise Wo9sn mo6tsn felt benz Nnfauf
bes S6f6ens perflohen iein, ais pom 8aris
aus Na9ri6ten Su uns brangen, bic IN
gans europa einen Wieberbaa bss 4bi9euS
unb @ntiebens berpurrufen muBten.
0as aufribrerii9s Bolt bate in ieinsm
blutbiritisen @abniinn gum speiten Wals
bas S9loB seitirmt, bic aus S9wei3err
betebenbe 2eibgarbe unb anbsre treue Die.
ner bes R6ntss ermorbet unb in Der TONIC:
li9en Wobnuns Nass ,3srtriimmsrt uni
uerwditet. Den &6uis ielbit bate maj
abssiest unS ms @efansniB sebra9t.
Sielei6t mebr mod ais bisie Sdrefens
botidaft errests uus elm Nrtitel aug eine
grifieler 3situns, wsldsn i'd stIide Gag
ipdter meiner Srau uOrlas. Die preuBei
unb Ssiterreidsr battsn elm Sesr DO
$50, 900 Rann, barunter 5000 frans5fi1
@misranten, suiammen sebra6t nnb rid
ten BON @oblens aus sssen Sruntrei9 DO,
nm ben S6nis 9ubwis su beidiibsn.
(Sortissuns folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13

Sptse elmer 2an5e trug man elm blutenbes
Sers, pnrunter su lsein itanb: vOisies
lit bas Sers Der ariitotratie!" Oaneben
tansten Uf6nner anb Weiber, trunteu -
mebr nod BON SaB unb &a9besierbe als
BON Branntpein; fe iansen bas Ga ira
unb bic Carmagnole.
Sis wiitbenbs, bur1 ni9ts aufSubaltens
be &otte nabte ii9 benz Balais, itiirmte
bic Ereppen binauf unb brans in bic S's.
md9er oss &6nigs. 2u6pis XVI, pl6bs
LID bon elmer S3aar tobeuoer Neni3en
umseben, bIifte NIT elmer 10 rubigeu sos
belt auf fie bin, baB bic Waieitat ieiner
Gri6einuns bic Serweaeniten eineu glusens
bid eini9i9tertez aber nur einen glus
seubIit; bann erbob i9 Elm bstdubsnoes
@ebeul unb taum fonnte Der &6nis pers
ftsbeu, mas BON ibm ~uerlanst puroe.
GnbIi6 ersab ii9, baB ma setommsn
mar, feline LANCE perpei9erte 3ultimmung
gu ben Oecreten sesen bic Brieiter, unb
bic grri5tung zines 9asers bel Baris su
erpirfeu. Qber tros Der auf ibn gesiften
Sdbel unb Mefer, trot bes Go6es, Der
i'm pom alien Seiten beSrobte, bIieb Der
a6uis uoltOmmen sefuBt unb perwsiserts
itanbbaft, ii9 gu FOLDER 3eit un6 auf cine
iol9e 8eiie elm gei6luB ~abswinsen Su
lufen.
Gin bstruntener 9rbeiter rei5te ibm cine
rotbe Sreibeitsmiise; nit ftiuem Qd9eln
ieste Der &Onig lie auf; Elm ~speiter bot
ibm einen Be9er unb, piewobl i9ou LANCE
Die Sefir4tuns obpaltete, baB man i'm
uer9iften noble, trant Der unslifli1e Woz
nar5 ~oaraus, obne irsenowel9e Gorge su
uerratben.
Snsuii6en iu6te man i'm S9loIe aud
mad ben iibriseu @liebern Der f6nisIi5en
Samilie. Die Yrin,eiiin @Iiiabetb, bic
S6ueiter 9ubuiss XVI, wurbe pom ben
aufribrsrn fir bic &onisin sebaIten unb
nit Spott unb SIiden iibsridittet. 9lu9
ibr CAB man cine Satobinermiise, unb,
wobl UNI 9r6Beres llnbeil absupenosn,
iette iie bieielbe auf BEN &opf bes iiebens
idbrigen Sronprin3en. Oas uni9ulotse
Rinb ld9elte, wdbrsnb feline etuas Gltere
S6weiter weinenb an Der Sruit Der R6nts
gin lag.
Ourd bic Sdswti6enfunft Elm fluBreider
Sibrer unb Pstbions ielbt wurbe bas
Bolt enbItd aus benz Yalaite e%ntfernt,
bod sesen adt llbr bes 9lbsnbs erif burfte
man nit GINGER Si9erbeit bofien, baB bic
f6nislide Samilis Der sr6Bten @efabr
einitueilen entsansen Jet.
Sas 9sisn bieies geri6tes i9Ius uns
gae berseitalt nieber, baB mir anfanss.
teines @ortes md9tis puren. Selsne
ueinte, Warsaretbe slibte Dor gntriiftuns,
i'd ientte trauris ben &opf sur grbe. @ar
es benn m6gli92 Der md1tigfe S6nig
Der grbe. ber burdlau6tise Sproiie pon
Srantrei9s eblem Si~ritenfamm, Der
tusenbbafte Wenid, befen Sersenssits
melt unb brett betannt, mar s~eSpunsen
porben, inter fur9tbarsn 0robunsen, bic
rotbe Srsibeitsmiiee auf benz Saupte, ben
Rel9 Der S9ma9 su leeren!
@tr sosen baraus natiirli9 BEN trauris
gen SdIuB, baB mir, 10 LANCE bic fisbsr>
bafte @rresung in 6rantrei9 oauerte, cine
Ha9ri9t pom unieru gmigrantsn ni9t err
marten burften, ionbern ssbulbis purtsn
miBten bis ss @ott ssfeIe, before 3eiten
berbei5ufiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
gntpfe6fenswert6e
%illmfrirte &ansb1ber.

Sofepbt=Saf ober: Sic RaGt Der 81 ir=
bite bee beiliaen gatriardbeH Soiepb, in iebr
pielen i6Gnen Seiipielen aus alter NM neiier
Seit. per aus9egeben pom q. OFT. Wit
bii60h. Qpprobation. 40. Srttte Nltfiaqe.
Sn gan; eeinluano nit @olbpreiiuns seb.
$3.50.
SaS betIisc aatto nrS bic beiliseu StGtteH.
gta9 ben Stri6ten Der berpdbrtelten S6rift=
teller e l8Gblt Don DR.. =. Sanner. 0tit Si=
teltabl1ti6 uuo elmer Nnitd I pon SerIialem
IN Sarbenorlt. Su 40. geb. in ! Mar.
$500. Sroi9irt in ~ Soften a q 80 Sents.
EUCHARIsTIE -BUCH. @uuoerbarc BE-
gsbeHbeitcH unb Gr;ablnuseH pom Dem glor=
tuiirSigiteu, beilipiten acknowledgements, nns
alien SeitrH ullO SahrbnHoerten. = Seralls
9e9eben BON SEQ. OFT, Stootpfarrer. Weit
Oberbirtli6er Appropriation. SSn AZ. brittle
4ufld9e. geb. IN gar J 9eoerbano $500.
Srol9trt i'll IL Seften q 80 Gerts.
.. Martin boa Go6em'S 9cben mo gei=
Den auIeres Serrn unb Seilanbes Seii Gbrftf
lIitS leitrr illgtrdultnen Mntter Maria. dit
Stabliti6, ptelen Sol;i6nittbiloern uut eiz
uem Sableau beS 81. 2anbes. gteu bearbei=
tet pom %. SinbeL 3ebnte auflage
in A.. sSu ] Wear. geb. $500. - Sroi9Irt
in 10 Seften q 80 @euts.
&atafombeabad uater benz Sitel: gfe
eriten Sbriiten Oh r uuo inter Der Groe
ober: ,3eugHiiie fir ben @lauben, bic Sofi=
NUM- uno 9iebe unierer beili9en Wutter Der
Rir6e.~ Sin Bud bes SroItes nnb Der @rz
multiplying fir ben Rdtboliten uno Der Be-
lebrIn9 fiir ibre @esner. 8on q eore Oft.
9tit eberbirtli6er @~enebmi9ung. Rei9 iluz
ftrtrt. - SIN reid persolbets 0ede sebunbsn
$3.5O.-Sn1 II Seften q 20 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-13
sesense BON ben lieb,u Sstliueu gutt.s nad

Sc8enoe BON ben lieben Seiliseu @ottes na4
ben b { t en- Que0eu bearbeitet ssn y. Dit,
Staotpfarrer. 9tebf Sitelitablfti6, 9roBem
Sabledu uou SeruIalem uro iiber 800 8tls
bern in SplSi9nitt. Wtit mebreren bii6oflts
den Gpprobationen. %. grlflage IN A.
@ebunben in gang 2eberbano 5000. gros
i6irt in IA Seften @ 80 @ents.
MARIANUM. 9egcnSe BON ben liebeu beilis
gen nuo sottielisen Siencru unierer lieben
5rar mo ben beriibmteiteH @uaOenorteu Der
bobrn SimnielsfOniatn. Son g. 8 tt. gis
i6SHi6 approbirt uni, bur6 ben 81. gater
9ius TX. eeie9net. 3ebnte aufla9e in 40.
geb. In 9ani 9eOerbano $500. SrOi9irt in
Is Seften 90 80 @euts.
Die beiltge Sdrift bes alien nuS neueu
Seitaments. Wtit ausfiibrli6eu aunrertIns
gen erlGitert Don DIR. Sol. Sr. allloli.
Wit Qpprobation oes 81. Stubles. 9tei6
i~luitrirt. Scn4a. @eb. rl9eoerbalo 5000.
gsiiere @iitbdrtbe pom 81 bis $500.
Sroi9irt in "a Seften q 30 Gerss.
8Smii6=fatbolii6er Samsp esiger.
rlnterrpeiIunsen iiber ie pi6tigtsl1 Salts
beus= uno Sittenlebleu. &uf ale Souus II.
Seitta9s bes Sabres. ysat beraus9egebal Don
p. R. SauSberr. Qr. b. q. &. Wit BIZ
id0ni6er Depreciation. 656 9. III ar. 80.
Sn ! @ar. sebunben $500. Sn 10 3etteu
a % Gents.
R. P. 6ofine, driittatboliidss lruterridts=
rHS G~r6auuugsbud, ODER tur;e auslesuns
oler iouus unb fettdsli9en @piIteln uno
@udrselieu, iamnt baraus ge;osenen @laus
bensz uno Sittenlebren &C. Bon q. Oft,
Staotpfarrer. Wtit bid. Qpprob. 708 Seis
ten in CT. 50. SIN / Mar. seb. $3.50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-15

% the utterances q Mr.. Gould and
sneering at the wsakness Of the strik'
N.
LITTLE Rock Democrat: When we
are assailed by organized murder, II ia
time TO drop the tricks OF demagogy
and get down to earnest business
with the police as well IS with the
individual.
Little Rock Gazette The home de-
mand is insufficient to use the labor
needing ard requiring employment,
and our existing tariff laws prevent
that competition with foreign nations
without which the excess OF labor
cannot find steady and remunerative
employment.
PARAGoULD Press: We congratulate
the Mississippi Legislature in taking
the recent step in placing a lax on
drummers. The only objection we
can raise 10 the provisions is that the
tax is too light. Drummers are Csr-
tainly a weighty incubus on the COM
merce Of the country.
ARKANSAS Gazette The principle on
which we have for quarter Of a CEN
fury legislated is that Of selling every
thing to o'her countries, and keeping
out their products by excessive taxa
ton. 1t is inconsistent with the I'M
written commercial laws of nations
We see on all hands that it is a mis-.
take which, il continued, will bring
disaster.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-15
Little Rock Council Deadlock

LITTLE Rock, ARK April l2.-The
new members of the City Council
elected on the 9th instant were in
stalled at to-night's meeting of that
body. The positions of the city clerk,
city attorney and city physician ex.
pired tonight, and H. Clay Jones,
present clerk, and a Knight of Labor,
Mr.. A. r. Witzig, were placed in NOM
ination for the position. The Council
balloted for three hours for choice
between the two gentle men, but were
unable to decide as to who should oc-
cupy the fatted perquisite for the
next two years, and postponed the
matter until 10 morrow night. A like
late was met with in the case of city
attorney. W. j. Terry, present officer,
W. M Benjamin and S K. Allen, the
last two being Republicans, were
named for the office. Three hours
were given to ballotiug for choice, bnt
no choice was reached, and at 1890
o'clock the Council decided to ad-
Ionrn until tomorrow night. The
deadlock is to act AZ an enteriug wedge
in next falls county election, when
the Republican party expect to make
a desperate effor5 to ca, tine tho
county offices
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-15
Immigration ana Labor

Newark IN. j. Journal According
to the report of the Bureau of Statistics
of the United States Government. the
number OF immigrants arriving at the
various ports of entry in this country
from foreign shores during the month
OF February last, was g263 This is a
decrease OF 1875, compared with the
corresponding month of 1885. For
the eight months ending with Febru-
a,Y, l56,96i immigrants arrived in the
United States, compared with l77,216
IN the corresponding eight months of
the previous year, This is a loss of
IL per cent, whereas the loss of the
month OF February is only I.3 per
cent, showing that the movement has
been more favorable, il an increase in
{ ne population in this direction can he
considered SO. BY far the largpr mart
Of this increase comes from Great
Britain, Germany, Bohemia and
hungary. These countries furnish
COOS, or nearly IS per cent. of the total
number. The movement from the
former two has always equaled about
90 per cent OF the total, but the latter
two are comparatively new as sources
from which a large number of onr
Immigrants have been drawn. Russia
and the Scandinavian peninsula have
usually furnished a large proportion.
but latterly the number has dwindled
away. Outside Of the European com
tries, excepting Spain and Turkey
the rest Of the world contributes less
than ? per cent. TO our annual increase
in population by immigration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-15
MIssIssinpI Girls a, Nnshvi,In

AT the annual election for class hon
ors at Wards Seminary, Nashville,
Tenn, Friday last, one Louisiana and
six Mississippi girls took honors, as
follows: First senior valediotory, Miss
Sallie II. Burwell of Mississi ppi; Latin
saluta'ory, Miss T. liza Featherston of
Mississippi; French vsledictory, Miss
May Beard OF Louisiana; address to
undergraduates, Miss Anne Common of
Mississippi second senior vale dictory,
Miss Vernon Stewart of Mississippi !;
fret French vaedictory, Miss Corinne
Stirling of Mississippi; Junior
valedictory, Miss Rosa Good
man of Tennessee; German va
edictory, Miss Daisy Williams OF Mis-
sissippi, Miss Eliza Featherston, who
received the Latin salutatory, is the
daughter of Judge Featherston of
Holly Springs. The class in which
these young ladies' of our own and
sister State carried off 30 large a per.
centage of the honors is composed Of
fnfty.tiVe seniors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-15
RKANSAS ITEMS.

,RENDoN Sun; The cold weather
! week was not very favorable t.
n truck.
NKLEY Argus: Much damage WAS
TO fruit by the lste cold snap.
m truck" also suffered cousid.
I.
cola Times: One trouble nova.
g, there ara two many young
whose hands are lined with pink
EoLA Times: Those OF our citi.
Who planted gardens carly are
sSDguine now of ealing vegeta-
a-lier than their neighbors.
IA Democrat: The late freezes aud
it 70 thought have great y dam
fnot totally destroyed the peach
'lum crop in some parts Of the
T SMITH Tunes Our Board of
and banks will no doubt bear
q tlat the volume Of trade u as
Z increased over any previous
s..
AGoULD Press: Itis probable irom
lost reliable reports we receive
le fruit crap is very seriously in.
II not almost entirely destroyed
Stste.
"A Democrat: The laBdocrats will
uon. ANY one can see how Il
ne die is cast, and ere long We
low the horns in the funeral
{ dead king cotton"
GOULD Press: Gould las proiessed
re- 70 spend the rest Of his days
asant ease, but the Knights OF
nnve a { HdenCy to make he old
sstlees when they % on a strike.
lie Rock GozCtte, The strike has
ed moi a Lutte unwise and foo o.
'rAture, but nothing more uu-
ing its source thRl the hr3gpaio.
bombast recently te'cgraphed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-15
BRO NASHVILLE, TENN.
4 ROusiDg Temperance Meeting-In.
VItRIiOns Out for Wedding.
IooRREsPoNDENOR or rHE APpEAL.I

BROWNSVILLE, TENN, April BIN.
vitations are out for the marriage OF
Miss Lillian @. Nelson to Mr.. A. W
Chambllss of Chattanooga on April
Goth. Nhe ceremony will be per
formed by the RoV. DR.. Chambliss of
Baltimore, father of the groom, at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
NJ. f. Nelson.
A rousing temperance meeting was
held last night at Mann's Opera.
House, Judge Mcfarland of Hum
boldt WAS the orator OF the occasion
He made u fine add, ess, which WIS
well received, Speeches were made
by some of our home men. Music
was furnished by a double qua tatte
of our Young people. Brownsville
seems to be getting warm in the cause,
and before long may be TOO hot for
whisky.
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The LATE JAMES SMITH.
PUBLIC MEMORIAL MEETING
HELD AT JAlKSON, MISS.
The Mississippi Railroad Com mittee
Getting Down TO BusIness-In-
VIiatiOns for a Conference.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL. I

JACKSON, MISS April l4-There
was a public meeting of representa-
tive citizens held at the City Hall this
afternoon in honor OF the lac James
Smith of Glasgow, Scotland, former
citizen OF this city, who died at his
home on Saturday last.
The Hon. John McGill, Mayor OF
the city, was called to the chair and
d. p. Porter appointed secretary.
Messrs. d. n. Bauows, Charles II.
Manship, VIM. :. Brown, sr., DR.. Rob-
ert Kells, Judge T. ]. Wharton, d. p.
Porter and Col. J. l.. Power were APP
pointed 10 draft resolutions suitable
for the occasion, and after a short alb
sence the committee, through their
chairman, Mr.. Barrows, reported a
preamble and resolutions eulog ing
the character Of the distinguished
dead, porraying in fitting terms his
many virtues and great merit and sOr-
rowfully deploring his death.
The meeting was addressed in feel
ing and eloquent terms by Mr.. d. N.
Barrows, Judge T. j. Wharton and
Mr. @. II. Manship, all associates and
intimate friends Of the deceased for
half century past.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted and the meeting adjourned.
RAILROAD MATTERS.
In response to the invitation Of the
Railroad Commission, Gen. W. s.
Martin, president; @. d. Frost, super
intendent, and w. W. Lingard, audi
tor of the Jackson, Natchez and
Columbus Railroad Company, APP
pesred before theICommission to-day
and gave information concerning their
road and the railroad interests gener-
ally. The Commission has extended
invitations to the authorities of the
various railroad companies doing bust
ness in this State to confer with them
on the subject OF the tariff for freights
aud passengers of their respective
roads The Auditor is now distribu-
ting to the various counties their pro
rata share of $1,000, the fame being
the last iIs'allment Of the school fund
for 1885, which fund was 100000.
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Years Teach more Than RooL.

Among other valuable lessons i'm.
parted by this teacher is'ihe fact that
for a very long time DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" has been
the prince of liver Correctives and
blood purifiers, being the household
physician of the poor man, and the
able consulting physician to the rich
patient, and praised ny all for it's mag.
niiicent service aud efficacy in all dis.
cas- s of chronic nature, as malarial
poisoning, ailments of the respiratory
aud digestive systems, liver disease,
and in all eases where the use of an
Alternative remedy is indicated.
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...Ihe pn1nnIn,n.,irn,Inn

COLUMBUS, o., April IA. The Payne
Investigating Committee held con
sultation and the members found they
could not agree upon the main points,
and it was decided that two reports
shall be submitted to the House. The
work OF preparing the reports he's
begun, and, it is understood, will be
completed in few days.
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The Irish National Lenrus.

DETROIT, Mon, April l4.-The re-
port of the Rev, DIR. Charles Reilly,
Treasurer OF the Irish National
League of America, for the four
weeks ending April 10th, has been
made public. March 18th there was
on hand a balance of S2l, 1855 70, and
the receipts since increased the
amount TO S69,SS5 70. April Sth a
draft for S5S,602 10 was sent TO Par
nell, leaving a balance of $ll ,2SS 60.
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The Enchanted SummcrInrd

A book descriptive Of the summer
resorts OF the Northwest will bc mailed
TO You free on application to r. S. Hair.
general passenger agent Chicago and
Northwestern railway, Chicago. III.