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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24
The n. and o. ON Staten Island.

BALTIMORE, MD, November 3d.
President Robert Garrett, in reply to
a question asking him to confirm or
deny the report that the Baltimore
and Ohio has abandoned the Staten
Island project and will come 10 New
York over the Pennsylvania track,
says: "The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company never has had, nor has
II now, any intention of abandoning
Staten leland as terminus. On the
contrary, II proposes to and will con-
sIuct extensive terminal facilities
thereon"
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noaton,. labor Candtdate for aayor

Bosros, MASS, November 2S.-It
now seems as II Boston will have a
distinctly labor candidate for Mayor
at the coming municipal election.
George +. Mcneil, chairman OF Ds-
trict Assembly No, 80 Knights OF La
Dor, will be the standard bearer, agree
ing to runif 1000 names are secured
to a pledge in which the siguers agree
TO vote for him. Bet~ 1000 and
5000 had been o. "a up to Satnr..
day night aJdoubt the list will
be I'D before Thursday. Henry
Gsorge, OF New York, ia behind Nc.
Neil end IL the latter 10 nominated
Gee ga will take the stump Tor him
in this city. Mcneil held q confer
ence with George In New York satur-
day and the above arrangement IS the
result thereof.
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British Grain Trnde

LONDON, November 2S.-The Mark
Lane Erpress In Its review of the Brit
ish grain trade for the past week, saws
Wheat deliveries have continued very
restricted. In London trade is slow at
an advance Of Cd. In the Provincial
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WOREIIGHEN'S CLUBS
NAY BE MADE TO TAKE TIE
PLACE
OF he SalOOns and With Great Ad-
Vantage-Nh hat They Are In
OLD England,
TO tbo Eaitors Of tho Appeal:

To the Editors of the Appeal;
JACKSON, Miss, November %. VIII
Won kindly publish the enclosed clip
ping from the Hdlfptnny Weekly, an
f. clieh Radical paper. | believe that
such clubs can be made of the greatest
Der eft to woIkingmep, and that 1t
would not be impossible to organizs
one in Memphis. Yours sincerely.
A GEORGE MAN.
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Gut Of tbe imaginative Brain Of
chicago Reporters.

LoURviLLE, KY, November %
The story published and sent on as
pfcisi ffom Chicsgo tbat when Presi-
d NJ Az hur came from Washington
10 ooen TIE Slu bern Exposition in
This ci.y, echsme Was laid by which,
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SMOKING FIREPLACES.

LIVERY housekeepsr knows something
u about the troubles caused by smoking
freplaces, which are among the greatest null
sances to be met with. One of the important
things to bo attended to in all houses Is to see
that the CRATES are set properly, and that the
freplaces are correctly built. MIR. III.
LEMON, Al Gay 1850 street. is an expert
at this business, and has patented some ar
rangements that enable him TO correct smoky
chimneys and to get the greatest heat from
the fuel. All who want freplaces or Chin
neys remedied should apply to Mr.. LEMON,
Whnse work will give satisiactiOn.
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Falling Health.

Ten years ago my health began to fan
] was troubled with distressing Cough.
Night Sweats, Weakness, and Nervous.
ness. tried various remedies prescribed
by different physicians, but became SO
weak that could not go up stairs with
out stopping to rest. My friends recon-
mended me to try Ayers Sarsaparilla,
which did, and am now as healthy and
strong as ever Mrs. L. L. Williams,
Alexandria, MINI.
l have used Ayers Sarsaparilla, In my
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taken faithfully, that It will thoroughly
eradicate this terrible disease. 1 have also
prescribed 1t as tonic, as well as an alter
alive, and must say that honestly believe
It to be the best blood medicine ever
compounded. w. #. Fowler, D. D. s.,
NJ. D., Greenville, Tenn.
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Dyspepsia Cured.

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Miss CARRIE M. KEArISG, pianist,
may DO found at the GayOfo Hotel.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,

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Senate.

WASHINGTON, June 80 Mr. MaSoy =. ionl
the committee on Nicaragua caims, reported
a resolution which was adopted, requesting
tho president 10 bring 20 the attention OF the
Nicaragunn government tho claims Of citi.
Eons OF the United States against that gov.
ornment
A resolution by Mr. George was referred
~ the committee on judiciary, directing that
committee To inquire whether any legislation
Ia necessary respecting tho powers OF 70.
ooiyer appointed 10y the Unitod States
courts FOR insolyent railroads
A bill was passed placing Commander
Quackonbush on the retired list Of tho navy.
Mr. llawlcy called up his motion to recon.
slider the vote on tho bill prohibiting MON.
bor OF congress from accepting employment
from railroads that have received govern.
mont aid Mr. llawloy acknowledged the
evils sought 10 DO romodicd by the bill, but
sontendcd that the bill should have boon con.
uidorod by committee and debated Ia the
senate, llo said that under tho provisions Of
the bill, man OF high motive aud unques,
tionoblc integrity might lnnocontly and him
p0lf convicted uf felony
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PAULINE MARKHAM.
Reappearanos Upon the Stage Of the Once
Celebrated beauty,

Celebrated beauty,
New YoRK, Juno % 23,-Speaklng Of tho
temperance Of Pauline Markham, the once
celebrated beauty OF "Black Crook the
Times saysi Across the years float mono
rios Of that namo, Once moro on Idaf
storied mount we 800 tho gods and goddossoU
assemble, and the tallost and faircst amorg
them all Is she, tho golden haired Venus u
type OF modern English beauty, for II IA tho
Mount Ida OF Mr. Burnard, restoration Of
Roman mythology with decidedly British
aspect, that we are looking upon Amid the
morriment sho Is placid and serene Her
deep, eloquent eyes suggest volumes, but her
lips are rarely opened, While folly shakes
her cap and bells aud mirth ~ AZ hl' height
she smiles perhaps, but says little Her
beauty, not hor wit, captures the town,
There are columns Of generous giish bestowed
upon her, She II liioned 20 tho Venus OF
Milo with arms regninod, and hor speech, so
rarely heard, Is described ~ vocal velvet The
summer X not lacking In roses mud wine,
Well, II Is eighteen years since thon and
Pauline Markham Is still toilmg for her
bread In the glare Of tho footights The
roses have faded and the nagons ara drained; I;
but there Is still u life 20 bo lived, aud sho
has gone braycly forward 70 do battle with
fortune aud win what rewards may loo
within hor roach. As a matter Of fact,
whatever may have been tho charms of the
venus Of Lydia Tbrmp'ons Txionn sho
was no actress Bu h. stately woman who
impoponOtod Bob Bro y's faithful wife at
the Third avenue thoat lust night, showed
tho possession OF an equipment for her work
which ought 10 enable hcr 10 max, hor way
She bears her years we'll, and still appears
10 bo young; her voice responds readily 20
tho demands made upon IT, and hor poses and
gestures aro appropriate and graceful,
There have boon several nctroVel ON tho
samo stage latoly who lnight do worse than
study tho careful, plintakng and effective
performance OF "Moy Elwardsn by Miss
Markham, OF the general representation OF
Tom TOylor's "rickct Of Leave Man." II IL
just ~ wol from u critical point Of view, 10
say nothing, Tho ubiquitous "HawAshaw'
was M impressive ~ ovor Tonight Miss
Markham win show In what particulars her
conceptions OF Bulwer's pauline differs
from MIRa Anderaona
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Count Muccloii's Wedding.

SCHENECTADY, N Y, Juno 2S--Tho
Count Muccioli, who arrived In Now York
from Rome, viii soon bc Wooded 10 Miss
Tory, who, with her mother and sister, was
visiting near Schenectady, Miss Terry, with
hor mother recently made an extensive tour
through Europe aud while In Italy sho met
tho count, aud their acquaintance soon
ripcnod into loyo and marriage engage.
mont Miss Tory Is at present thc guest OF
Of Mrs. August Belmont In Now York II Ia
thought tho marriage will take place soon,
and tho count aud his bride are expected 10
spend part OF their honeymoon at tho sum.
NOR residence Of Mrs, William Craig, about
four miles from this city, The fact has
leaked out through n romark made by a lady
prominent In society hero and has caused no
little sensation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
A BOSTON HOLOCAUST.
sixteen Persons Supposed TO paye Per-
ished In II Burning Building.

BosToN, June 20. Tho Now England
Manufacturers aud Mechanics institute
building, recently purchased by tho Metro
polltan Horse railroad, and used as storage
and repair shop, caught fire under the paint
shop There wore many men inside when
the fire broke out, and all rushed for the rear
windows Most Of them were helped out, but
while rush was being made to ono of tho
windows at which a scorched and bleeding
face was seen, the poor fellow fell back into
the seethlng torrents and perishel, Chester
H. Haaeltino aud II, l., FaTen could have
escaped, but tried 10 pull out somo cars and
wore frightfully burned
The building was soon In ruins Aftor tho
flames had been sufficiently eItlnguished
search was begun for possible victims, and In
short time eight dead bodies had been re-
covered, most Of them burned beyond reoog-
milton,
Inside the building was 400 horse cars,
each worth 500 Tho repairs OF tho building
amounted 10 about $4,000, making tho total
loss with tho building itself about 100000.
Tho burning Of tho vast building was one Of
the grandost sights seen In the city since tho
great Gre Of 1872,
,,onndod aa t,s o,I. t,na,sn NJ 5"aJ go
p",ricS iyo,s @ " h,,cL"n'lth ] as,d 'I"u twa"tv ~v'
a. IL - p' -" wv, ,o, "e'' '"N'
Andv Comnhe,i all oooS W. -, thjrt,, sG Ava ,,a oo,,
unnort y, on ooad "SOt 9o,hsn s v '"''' '"' '"''
Oliver Frost, a woodworler, and William
Taylor aged ten.
The wounded aroi
hnrnad '''''' ''''' ""' '"'' 'A'''
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,nrnaJ "''''"' ''"' "'N law o"'''
IN TnS ~ T.,,oo ,o.a and ,.oo h.ir,, ,.,
Ipnrg % s,"rt "V ~a "u i"o ,a'y ga, Uy o"rnSu hS,.
. Ssu', ~" M Snu s 'e'l'u@ ii"1O','"o, S o"V'y
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promInonnna AhnniInr.

CLINTON, H., June 91,-About noon yos
to-day n saloon keeper made q hostile do.
monstration toward Marshall Judge, an In,
former In the saloon prosecution cases, when
Judge shot August Fedderson, whom he
thought was his ossailant, but did not wound
him seriously Judge then ran 10 his room
with Frank llillcrman another Informor,
They got shotgun and revolver, and
when tho city marshal tried 10 force an on.
trance 10 arrest them, ho was shot, beina
taken for momber Of the mob that wa,
after thom, Sam Hart and NJ, H. Rhode,
were also shot Judge and ilIllerman wo ,
takon by a guard 10 tho Jail, followed by the
mob During the melee, l., L. Abbott, q wit
moss In another case, was pounded and badly
bruised by the mob, The saloon element
made threats Of lyuchlng Judge and llile,
man last night, and OF blowing up the Jnil II
necessary 10 gct the mon The saloon keep,
or have already held ono meeting, aud have
appointed another for tonight There h
much excitement IN town. Tho saloonIst,
threaten the Herald for opposing their In,
forests
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Anarchlats' Trial.

CHICAGO, June 23,-Tho hearing OF tho
Anarchists cases was resumed shortly aftor
10 o'clock this morning by the counsel for
tho defense commencing tIo work Of jury
picking Late last evening the dofonsc 70.
jeotod tho four jurors who had been accepted
and presented by the state, and Mr., Grinioll
then moved that the prisoners counsel arut
examine the Jurors, leaving thoIr llnal ac'
ceptancc or rejection 10 tho state, Judge
Gary ruled In favor OF Mr. drinnell's motion
and II is thought that this will considerably
expedite matters, The crowd was even big.
gor, more curious and more importunato than
that OF y,S,eiSley, This dramatic Incident OF
Parsons cntt6noo into court aftor escaping
all tho vigilance of tho dotoctIvo force and
arrandcring himself for trial, has II posi-
bio, heightened th5 interest folt by tho public
In theag cnsoa
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CANTON, OHIO, THURSDAY, JUNE "a, 1850
GOLD AND GAS.
Scott County, Indiana, Excited Ovor Re-
cent Discoveries,

INDIANAPoLIs, June 28, The vicinity OF
Lexington, Scott county where strong
flow OF natural gas was struck one day last
week, Is enjoying profuiIon of riches
Right on top Of the gas excitement comes the
announce nent that Isaac Mace, a prospector,
has founl u gold mine, or at least rich owl
dence OF gold, on William Hastell's farm,
Professor Powers, geooglst, examined tho
remnants OF precious metals taken out and
pronounced them very pure and worth about
$50 per ounce,
Mace, the dlscoyorer, created some ercito-
ment a fow months ago by finding a gold
nugget worth Sll, Al another time he went
down 10 point In Woods creek and found a
sieve full OF precious colored sand containing
large amount Of gold dust, Ho has been
looking for the present mine for eleven years,
Mace Ia now ffty-elght years old When a
young man no and his brother went out 10
look for the mine and prospect for OIL Both
mon were In love with the same lady and
during the search her name was brought up,
They quarcled and Isaac drew revolver
and shot his brother through the head, killing
him instantly, Ho was acquitted on the
ground Of insanity, After year In the
asylum he was pronounced cured and was
discharged
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DAVID DAVIS ILLNESS.
NO HOPE FOR TNe Ex-VIcE PREsl-
DENTS RECOVERY.

An Eminent Chicago Physician Agrees
with DIR, II, Luce That the Judge Can.
not Live But Few Days at Most--t
Complication OF Disenses-Notes,
BLOOMINGTON, H., June 80, DR. II, LucO,
the family physician Of eK-Vice President
David Davis, at the request Of Mr. Davis
family summoned Dr. II. A, johnson, an
eminent physician of Chicago, TO this city to
hold a consultation, DR.. Johnson has beon
here all day, and has, with DR., Luce, care
fully looked into the case Ho agrees with
DR., Luces diagnosis Of the ailments of Mr.
Davis, namely, a complication Of carbuncles
eryspelas and diabetes, He also agrees with
DR.. Luce and the family that tho Judge can
not recover Said Dr. LucOl "Thcre Ia moth
ing particularly new TO say; the consultation
has not altered my views Judge Davis may
die In twelve hours from coma, produced by
uremca, or he may pull through for five or
six days. or thore IL just barely a possibility
that he may rally for q time and bO around.
However, the wish is father to tho hopen
Judge Davis" continued tho doctor, "did
not know that ho was affected with erysipelas
until fow days ago, and when told him ho
said no was sorry that he know It, This cry
sipelas Is known as phllgmenon, II has at
tackled one leg between the knee and foot and
has caused suppuration, cut into II In sew
eral places, He does not even yet know that
he has been a suifo. - from diabetes for quite
awhilen
In reply to n question, Dr. Luce saidi 1.-THE
patient does not suifor much, except from
weakness He is fully aware Of tho danger
Of his case; In fact ho has boon approhensive
since soon after he was attacked by tho car
bunclen
A secretary has been engaged all day In
writing letters and kilograms 10 friends OF
the family In all parts OF the country, inform
ing thom OF tho gravity Of the patients con
dltion, The tonor OF the letters IL that there
Is no reasonable ground for hope
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
DolNes IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Nine Veto Messages Laid Before tho
nouse-Iailroad Right OF Way Granted
Through Indian Reservations la North
ern Montana-Priyato Bills Reported,
WAsuNGToN, June 93,-The speaker laid
before tho house nine messages from the
president, announcing his disapproyal Of
that number OF pensisn bills, Thpy were TO.
forred 10 the committee on invalid pensions
Some OF tho vigorous express ons OF tho
president created laughter and applause
Tho house passed senate bin granting the
right Of way " railroad companles through
Indian reservations In Northern Montana.
Mr. Matson, Of Indian, from the COMMITTEES
on Invalid pensions, reported back resolution
calling on tho secretary Of the interior for
information as 10 the number Of persons
drawing pensions on special acts, and tho
amount OF money required annually TO pay
such pensions, Adopted.
Mr., Davis, Of Massachusetts, from the com.
mittoe on commerce, reported back senate
bill for a commission 10 investigate the value
OF the alleged discovery Of the origin Of yell
low fever, and methods Of prevention by
incubation, Committee Of tho whole,
|, A large number OF private bills were ro'
ported from tho committees on invalid pen
slont pensions, claims, and war claims, and
we're placed upon the private calendar
Mr., O'Neill, Of Pennsylvania, from the
committee on library, reported back senate
bills for the erection Of a monument 10 Abra-
ham Lincoln, and naming aitos for statues Of
Columbus, Lafayette and Garfield. Commit
too Of tho whole,
Mr., Dmgloy, Of Maine, from the shipping
committee, reported bill 10 amend tho laws
relating 10 tho inspection OF steam vessels.
RofOrrod 10 committee OF Ito whole,
Mr., Morrison, OF Illinois, said that last
Thursday he had given notice that he would
to-day move 10 90 into committee OF the
wholS on tho tariff bill, Ho had no expecta-
ton now tlat any different result would DO
attained from that of Thursday last aud he
would, therefore, not make that motion 10.
day
Mr.. Morrison then called up, an a priyl.
legged question, the report OF the COMMITTEES
on rules, amending the rules no Gs 10 provide
that II shall be In order whom general pom
sion bill IA reported 10 tho house 10 attach
thereto provision for raising tho revenue
necessary 10 meet the proposed expenditure,
In advocating the proposition Mr. Morrison
made statement OF the pensions paid show.
ing thatslnoo the war $50, 900 900 had bton paid
out for this purpose, and when tne alqcarago
OF the pension aot had been passed, II was ~.
timatod that S3b,0j0,OOO would be required,
but $500 OOO, 900 had boon dlsbursod now, aud
tOO,OOD0 100 moro will likely bo needed 70 fully
carry out the law
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BosroN, Juno ~, Governor Robinson has
vetoed tho robin bin giving preference In ap'
pontmonts TO Office 10 honorably discharged
soldiers and sailors without civil service OK.
animation, Tho veto message contains over
1900 words Tho governor thoroughly rj'
vicws the operation Of tho civil service rc-
form law during tho two years since its on.
actmcnt declares that tho same has worked
effectively aud smoothly and Is sustained by
public sentiment, and no refuses 10 partici'
patio In any move which ahal tend 10 the
impairment Of the syStom or toar u down by
pioce-mcal In response 10 claim unfounded
and unsupportablo, that full and just roeog'
milton Is not secured 10 the votorans Of tho
ato civil war Tho governor royiows and
combats every argument advanced against
the civil service law
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
TIE MAD oPHeLlA.
Studying To Act tho Part, She Succeeds
Too Well


Too Well.
New YopK, juno 29.-A New York hos.
pita ambulance was called 10 the Fifth
avenue hotol last evening, Dr. Hughos the
surgeon, was takon 10 room 300, whore ho
found n beautiful young lady lying on the
bed and raving, rociting "Nows che winter Of
our discontent," laughing discordOntly, and
apostropmging John Mccullough She has
gone crazy from opium eating and indulgence
In liquor Appropriate remedies calmod her
80 that sho walked quietly down stairs 10
take tho ambulance, She was taken 10
Bellevue hospital and nj midnight she was
much improvoc Sho IL Mrs, Clara Rich.
ordson, Of li0 A0rms street, Momphis, wife
Of j, II, Richardson, merchant there. She
is thrty.llve years old
Sho has beon nj the Fifth Avenue hotel
since Saturday aud on Sunday 10 began TO DO
noticed that sho was irrational Sho had
planned 10 sail that day with party on the
Etruria but she missed tho ship and hcr
friends sailed without her, Dr. Little, OF No.
East Thirtioth street, who was called TO al.
tond her on Sunday, says that the woman
told him she was OF Irish birth, but had beon
twenty.throo years In this country, She IL
childoss though married several years, Sho
talked great deal OF actors aud actresses,
and said she had boon ON tho boards herself
had studied with Clara Morris, and like her,
had visited mad houses and watched the In.
mates 70 learn 10 properly portray insanity.
Hor object was 10 play tho mad "Opholia.n
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XAInnhin Xnrhlni.

PHILADELPHIA, June 80, The Jury In The
suit Of tho Central Transportation company
against the Pullman Palace Car company,
which las been on trial In tho United States
circuit court for over week, rendered yor,
dict IN favor Of the plaintiff for tiip, 1pg. iS,
The sun recovered IL for nearly two quarter,
rental under tho terms OF the original leass
with the Pullman company, bearing date Of
February II, 1870, for term OF ninoty.nlns
years The company paid the rental until
january W, 1885. A suit was brought by
tho Transportation company 10 recover the
SUN due from January W 10 July 1, 1883,
Az II was agreed that another pending suit
for 100000 for rental for tho quarter ending
October 4, 1885, should abide the result OF The
suit Just tried, the amount actually recovered
n adding tliv, Tpp, 10 10 tp6i, 100 and inter-
est, s4si ,0i9 10, A motion for new trial
will be arptpd