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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
.EzBars. 70 krrss=e K4zs.sr rrsasi~s

Nrtrf - - 80 ~f&nts~--'--'i
INV YozK, September 7.-Ine Ar
h;trxrson Csumifset of District As
ssubSy Ma AZ. Kulgh1s Of LEsar. 70
osE nssi the EKscn1lre COMMITTEES O.
sbe Clathirg- Manufacturers Ass5sla-
si0n u xgTxngs 5 sss.ismsD1 Of ths
clothiug-cutserS strlks. The Knlgbrs
sabuitasS this proposition That ths
manufacturers declare The lockout az
sr end. open their shops, and take bark
Al On s15ks- The Association re-
iecaed the Esgpaxitian. and saB s2BEss-
msu declared that Ina nuD-unien Eaen
AZ wurk wuald be retained a al haz-
xrd. such strikers ss Esrs nseosa-
hrwtvcr, EUnls he rxsmpleysa. Tas
cunssrencs then dissolved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

BY Ang,s-Anzr1r<n ekbls 70 ana pisp&ach-l
PANS, September 7--FIFs rnsn
we're killed and srvsn injured tO-dxy
.; Lznsxlns- IN the Department Of
ysurshs Ct Mossls, by ths bursting
Of ssezns-bcijsr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

CHARLES cIrr, La Ssfsssnssr A.
Tia ! sEnsrrats Of fhs Fourth district
have Eazlrsis2 c. T. KEzs fsr Con-
gzezs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

COTTON aE.Poxr.

ss gnots- FlnA ez.sl2s2. -. "a aof<raa.
fsllsB.25 extra. ykt0sGS. -. ffE1iiy, 80
sS.se lsten1 hrnllr eoUDnv, 81 -tsst. 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

been Il The service Of Lieutenant Henn.
owner Of the GalkfsR- Si1cs attaining
ID ihs dignity Of sEiliDg-mkstsr be bRs
won twelve rkcss, bui declines 70 say
Row many be hKs lost We al know
That the record Of the Galk.ss Is that
Of Z very unlncky yacht. Re has seen
mnch OF the world, having bssn with
L.sutsunnf Fem and ms plncky bttls
wife IN many parts e Europe, ASIA,
and Africa. Speaking Of what 10 las
observed Of American waters ID his
present trIp. hs thinks highly Of thrlr
eligibility fur yachting, and Regards
thar noble sxpEnses ~ Suggestive Of
he dssirAbilify Of fos American type
Il yacht N prsis-s5cs 10 the c7tts-.
winch Is. however, he SAYS, best adapt
e for SAILING n English vKss-s.
xzrtfB Van Barca SfsBe- CApiAin af
rhe ZAy aszer-
A Boston boat Tia Puritan, Success
fully deien5ed TIE Retention Of the
AmsricLn CEp OF this siss the Atlsui5s
n her confess with lie English curtsr
6eDss.a i1st September, aud . nsEe-
Boston boat. tia Nan fsEer, was select
&c 70 run rgxInsf Lieutensnt Hem :
splendid slsel cntar Ghi1tsA, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
NerrnenI TIetTten..
By saler,Rph 70 ths Dispatch.

II teec.Hpn 70 lhs -1hphsel-I
KEITERTvER JUNCTION, VT,
SEPTEMBER THREE towns give FOR
60vsTDur 0-msbes IsyubhcEn 5, So
roaes. and for Sturilef Democrat
s554-a majority for ornsSss q
2.29s.
TIE sltct5oa fer nenber o. Congress
from ths First district resulted Is TO-
lows StrvErt ,Rspu5IicEn), . go ;
Brigham ,DeDscrsf). l.Sll-msjor y
for stewart. 759.
u the Seo1Dd oong-esEi01Al dist-
the sleotion resulted u follows GrDgt.
Rsyub5rrn. $3.50 votes Folsom
Democrat. !, 49, majority for Grout
Of l.695.
Out Of ihirty-0Ds towns twenty-five
are fer BGnEnas from SIX there IS Do
report; oDs IS Erti-Bdmunds Eod two
hETe no cboics. Returns coming u
very slowly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
IATR.

n tie siscizJ1 for Governor sixty
four towns givt o-rnsbse ,Rspzbicsn
Il.Sss votes, and Shirtlsf Democrat
6.l02-s majority f0r ormsbss Of
5, 666.
Rsturns TINS fnr rscsivsd from the
FIRST congressional district IRE as fol-
lows: slevErt RspnblisE1) 5.S75
votes, AID BrighEn Democrat 1870
g majority f0r stewart Of LESS
Returns 50 fAr from he Second cno-
Ersssionh district are : Grout ,Re2ue-
hcEul 6.530 votes, and Folsom Demo
Graf 2,gl4-s mE3rity for 6rout d
3.6l6.
TUrr5-tEp towns return haHuDds
representatives. Prom ssrsntssn there
Is no report four make no choics, AID
ihres xrs Esti-Ednun6s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

Est htrvaT . back. clIOcK fug % sn1hEsiRs.n
cu the BufUecf 81 hats Es les trd arDu &c
CORNERS v-auo lle lls5nArs We're 1sSsflog
whom rnsy WpULe al ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

ETcHMe>B raEacuo nszKET.
SEF-ExErE =, Is-S.
The fomcrs ukrFef ruled Cat toesr.
some lev grade saiEpine luzs md n i-v
cnQum8n smokers were sad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

challenged our hSldiag lsngsr ths rnP
reEzrdsd n tia synsol Of yscaiing
supremacy
Cspfxin yxn Bursa Sssre Is nsriFs
Ct Sssnpsnsst, Mass Tns grsstrsf
cn16dsncs ID isif "a his ssznknship. -
be ID . fhDscuzA yschssnsn Of nHSa
sxpsi5eoos- Be salad tns scheunss
E&lryra for twsis ys2rs, and voa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

Nsiksi mammal
ouc-sr7osx
Go1s WrpuZrN1.-.fs.c.
~ ngIIHa-ss4c-
L4gW N-BUL1xss e &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

s-rrn sas attending steamers Is thsy AsE
srav. xlth Ehsets stzrssa, Tor Ba3y No
& The MsyaSwsr passed 4 ST lis
and the 6alStss n Us To BABY Ma.
y ths Nsy ESEer had already ssAssa
me cutter frs minutes and seFeztesa
seconds.
Fru1n hsre 70 the ~o=tsr max -
SANDY Hook lighf-shiP-tas contest sai
extremely pretty. A sqlsneis breeze
elem skies. and juEt 3 sllgAi sastsrlg
sx.n rolling IN were The sxcsiisns con.
dy3uus. Bosh yachts Esrsclsse-hKzls4
up ne stsrbuEr5 tick, almost lying "a
,bs;r coarse fsr the hghs-shlp-
Following AID leading them 81 tines
xns JAY Gsala's ssesn-yAssi Ala'
asuta. also. the Elec1ra, slassss-
Cen. Rsdhs, SEEngsr, featanl
Cusids. Surssnsa, lie sailing ysrhSl
Grace, sugssta, DInBllsss, P7ssaAA'
and rsany orhsrs.
Ansan pxuying than, rsth thsH'
ruusas xsrass. 20 the vatsr. were N
bir ssrsr.ers Grxz6 Rrpuhlac. calnn
ssss. s:-ins fwith 500 BsstsuiEns q
beari,. grrrus frifh TIE New feri
YHrh1 cl1bss gnsstsl- ths hm2r
State. and unzzkxrisak sngs, SONS Carly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
Rxv-l-W or rsH cn1cAse nArxxr.
sr. LOTS

ST -sBrza reliisrut'sr Flour NJ
tisnrea ~ 1sxf harry 8rffvD and i0wsfs
% I. red. chsh ans -sepioED Ter. 77c-, 90
tnilfsf - Hffr CON raIy AZ 1i1ksu&
&c ruGer FesltrdEV: IA. nLlxet cash,
H6le. t,sTotgs ~ .sesnc. Osk duA a14
ssrF En. ulxca. CASH. 1ssc esao,ssr.
Gsec NhHEsy frm al fl10. Fr0e1sioo1
f.rns,.f escs.yH PORK gnlcn ruiee b0vcf nj
$40 - LARD egifR AZ - Is. ktu k-Dcsfs
ssHnr- loose tOft unchanged cNxed lnls-
ilsug Gear, g. g, sDSTz-fs8s g. s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08
THEIR RLtG.

Eis waiting however. wHs uof ~ fnH 80
nars f.clslon- a aiir 1lAc IoBs-srs we're ey,
EicerirIE matters fn IDs ilE1f ~ q r-1fltati1l-
firn - ga Lfisesf ~ - lf-ss ~ 49, Ii"s-
n Liz 1rnde. Wno snlG ul.L IeE&-alezs ~ LIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

MA H.tC&, -fJ'if l1i1sir 7.----0issa---<rB
rsrss uls- naf,s. Eross rers1 pa Ss7 hslss-
fEIises ciusre eUil- sxiss- 81 1GD osie<.
sssEts p .ser s. Isksf-2s LlcsDuer nx.6 10
zen s,E. - IaNSt-1s, ls.ct,ultsef 81 "a
81 as JS.rkrv So zssfA-xsr Fek-nerv,
Is SgHqf.sS. &s~rE, - fntfes al AWt-
- ss4es ~ Nav. Sass ss.s7: June. O. sss
Is CD JulE - T1EEs ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-08

ffet3ot1f AtttAAblA EASI<Eltts
yEx srsa hkas a rstspn IRON sgssrgss
sss ssad u Srant 81 sks Cs1tsa Ex-
sAxpxs ss-axs By .nsTaez fsr tbs rsisk
81 tts ctnr,rsspn safrers. l;wn;gbsA
sbsoa sst psanas- and was bsnsAs sy
hEgspr 4 MKs6e n l5E- psz Poane.
whsrt u kbaas sls. sl.pFs la mnrkss
uln<.
Jh< fpsk xmsuns esl;ected by fhs
s1eek tzshktgs sp - asss Is ~ sss7-
RzxLxDElfHzk. Pa. Sepfouser =
Tn r1rxiauziank 10 sia IL ctsflsstss
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

japanese customs aud costume,
were iutclligontly presented on tn,
church. lawn by the ST. Hauls guild
last evening In the Mikadu Tea Ian
terms of the frsll ami ianciiui manu-
faclurc ot the cream-cOlored nation
dependant from boughs, shed sol
light upon booths exposing quaint
or charming wares 4 pagoda con.
tanned iced tea aud beneath a vast um,
hrclis Hover girls, suppOsitiou-ly
lHps rcall, society bellies. sold boquct.
or Lemonade tu customers. solid en-
enlargement was ubtaiued 10y IN,
managers II will Ice continued To-
might under - new programme.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

some iactS Tor lheh ~ heH''' on
An invitation is extended totNCty
war veteran and visitor to the as>oci
stiou To- call on Bart Moore, The gro.
GER, corner south Third street and
lu1a, where they viii fluid the cheap
est aud best assortment of grOcerirs
now in the Waco market To gin
men. he would say that he is prepared
10 sell baggiug aud tie, AT wholesale
riccs; to stock men, he would say
hat he alone handles rock snlt and
has Just received another carload
Ia Louisiana sugars ~ Il mola--cs, he
cannot be cNccncd. The finest and
cheapest lot of new sweet potatoes
ever brought to this market In teas
aud cuilces, he has all grades and
qualities. Western produce trcsh
aud III abundance; fresh eggs sud but
Ter received every day Remember
Bart Moore. south Third street ror.
ucT plaza
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

Just received, choicp lot Of -slt
herring, Russian sariincs IN k,gs
swiss cheese, American tull cream
cheese, etc Also handle the Wac,
Roller Patent flour Plants \ Pat.
emit Double Eagle Patent. Llpctt,,
Patent These goods are all first
class and guaranteed Western and
country produce. such a. fresh cab.
haAc, POTATOES, onions, apples. kraut
creamery and country butter. are al
way on hand Gail al
O.j. MuLEts prathcr Block
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

Fora short time only. Go introduce
III, work to the public. viii reduce
prices on nil dental work nearly 10
per crut win make tull -ctt- of
teeth Tor Sla, Gold Killings StiU.
Amglgam aud cement flliurs ~, cN
tracing 30 ct.. All other operations
IN proportion, and nll work guaruu
tccd II e.. ~NUNpEHs, u. Il. =.
Az Austin avenue, over beans pho
tOgraph gallery.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

We.till have good selection OF
summer millinery, aud viii ollef
goods without any regard to cost
W- ARE selling II line Of hnt- nj u
cents, worth from vi 10 ~
MIss KATE STnurs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05
AINInrin Nnthrr.

Mrs Wius,ow. soothing syrup should al.
Navs BE- used fpf children teethlng II sooth.
the Child. .nncus the gums alays all psius.
iiarfhua
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

" II, Mclaughlin oilers fresh
pure, uudulterAtcd, hf,t.cl0u- grooo-
rlcs nj the yrfy lowest pOsuiblc hg-
urcs. lie also has especial facilities
for occurring country produce, such
NJ turkirs, chickens, opR., butter, ctG .
which he offers very low.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

Chicago, " Il Nivcu. Weather.
ford. lshau CrRutll, whit.
Mrs Mary T. CranhlL MhitGIl Cohen
j VI Gib.uu, \ { Glover, \ = Fam,
W j Chicutt, |. lambrigh Weather.
ford. Jas II Cook. Meridian. J. "
Sauderson, MtCalm. & = Miller. BHl-
vile; VI r Benton. Ncocho, Mo. II T.
Weenc-, Newtouia. \ Taylor 81 l., \
Il 7 Ry; ten l. = Ross city. j Il Dor
ris. II \ 4 G. RV. + VI McGrcgor.,ity,
T. W White, y !. Wren. Austiu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05
Tho tnCampment Promises 10 ba The
Largest ever Witnessed
The Troops viii Biyouac
ON AND NEAR THE BEACH,
which affords facilities Tor surf Bath
INK and Driving unsurpassed hN
the most favored aud popu-
lar resorts Of the AtlHn.

lhl lfnNllN W WV ~ AANNH
tic Coast
The lowest railway fare ever of.
Erred co. Galveston and return ss iul.
'oMH From points east of aud in
Guiding san Antuuiu, lAmpHsHs
NAlcsyilr Morgan. Fort worth aud
gainesville to Galveston aud return
one regular fare tor the round iril
until II rate ul 81 Is reached, From
stations west ot the points named Hdd
yur regular fare for the round trip IL
We romd-trip rates from those
points
IeNs, state military aud bands IN
uniform, free.
4 ample lHcililir- are being made q
entertain an unlimited number O
visitors, aud the entire State will b.
welcomed.
tor further particulars, address,
4 mos, CONNNGlON,
Secretary, Galveston,
a. VI. SHANNON,
Chairman Board Of Management
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

syrup Pear rhospatcs. Mt W. a WI
hanson n CO.'S, Fourth and Austin
streets.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

beg to remind gentlemen of Waco,
that have eu route "a complete
ia line OF new styles
cloths, chcyIots, scotch. Twceds,
lrish friole, English, Ger
man aud French wor-tcd-, together
with n beautiful line Of trimmings to
match These goods were bought
for the coming season and are Tho
latest and best beg further to Say
that propose 10 do the very host
work, and al ns low prices ~ can be-
made amy where, and I shall be- sur.
pri-ed if gentlemen do not give us
their orders instead of sending them
away. This department Is in the
charge Of Mr.. " A. KIRK, courteous
gentleman, who has always shown
himself careful aud artistic cuttor,
aud Is prompt IN filling orders. Gnois
viii be- arriving lun few days and all
viii bo In stock by the 10th OF sep.
TENDER MALLORY ulF CLuIuEK
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05
Attention. oId soldier, ,

GO To the old Corner Drug store
aud got the best soda aud cigars IN
Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

We ARE selling all oll stock nj lrs-
than cost Waco Book Il stationery
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

DRINK Moxie Al the Old Corner aud
steady your nerves.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05
GRAND
Interstate Drill.
TO Ei ul.lp AZ -
.GALV 0 N
August 9Th 10 10Th Inclusive
Highest Aggregation of Prizes
Ever offered.

lrst prize. interstate drill
omen to all cumprtitora $4,000
Second prize 1900
.Tmrd prize 800
ARTILLERY prize, three or more
entries 1000
ARTILLERY prize, two entries $50
ARTILLERY prize, one entry 100
2ouaye prize, three or more
entries 1000
Zouaye prize, two entries $50
Zouayc prize, one entry 800
+ speciu indiN idual prize, for best
4 drilled infantry soldier lhO
second prize tor best drilled in
iantry soldier 5u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

Don't fall to visit the msmihoth
dry goods Hnd clothing establish
mcnt ~ Levine Bros, during the re
union.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

Try Williamson X co.'s, syrup Of
Acid Phospatca.It is the most refresh
ing drink.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

Ii} ou make ttu rule 90 hsyot Hll Nuuf cold
drinks With ten ur uttrru dtupr Of NuEUHtu
80 bIit"rs yuu viii scrp tree irum summer
IrrHrr- and hHNr your ilr"H I've ursuut lu
good order bui nU sure Nuu vel thu genuine
article. manufactured only o.. uU = 10 - elt
UNHr 4 HNsH.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

Heep tuul.
DRINK Immcadc at the Old Corucr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

by using Bnss'- celebrated Chicken
Cholera Cure. Cures cholera Ia forty
eight hours. For sale by Castles y
Morrison. WACO. Tex.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

II you want tuapprar wen dressed
aud not spend more ,hAn your means
viii allow, YOU can ind nice clothing,
sly llsh Ia cut Al prices Within the
reach OF sycry body al LoWinc Bros
We welcome the WHr--cHrrcd hc
roes TO our city, and cordially invite
them 10 visit our establishment
lIWtSI RKpl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-08-05

Iuu,.. rIu..I Rrpt Hui declined Geo
Tnru.uau. fr 'nr neutrality-suspicious.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
Heavy Foreclosure Suit.

CLEVELAND, o., September 1.-THE
trial of the great three cornered Nickel
Plate foreclosure suit wa, begun in the
Common Pleas Court here today.
Millions of dollars are involved in the
case. The validity of the Fl st mort
g'ge bonds, amounting to $l6,C00, COO,
represented by the Central Trust
Conn any OF New York, is attacked by
various defendant creditors OF the
read, on the ground that the Nickel
P ate railroad, which claims TO be a
consolidated corporation composed Of
i've separate portions, never became
properly or lawfully consolidated in
such corporation; that the facts and
condition of things existing did not
authorize it; that no law autholiz I'd
the consolidation Ct company in this
State with companies not adjoining,
and that the alleged corporation there
fore had no power 10 make the mort
gage. 1t is also claimed by contest
ants that the mortgs &c was fraudulent,
aud that large amount Of the bonds
secured thereby were issued to mem
bers of the syndicate, who formed a
pool 10 construct the road without
consideration, and that the road never
received one third in value of the
amount OF the bonds, stock aud pre-
ferred s ocks issued to the members Of
said syndicate, All the charges are
C lntfoveitsd on b half of the bond
holders.
A defense very similar to that alb I'VE
is also set up as to the $40 0O0, 600
mortgage REL resented bv the Union
Trust Company Of New Yors. Tnere
is also involved in the case cohtro-
versy amounting to several million of
dollars, on the claim OF Shether and
McGourkey that they, as trustees, are
the owners of all equipments in use
on the road. Their claims that the
sale Of all these things to the road
was merely a conditional sale and
never paid for, and that they are en-
titled 10 take them and have large
compensation for their use, are all
m re or less coatroveited by other
partieF, and large portion OF the
equipments is claimed under the
mortgages by the trus @, on behalf
of the va ious Dor d Il olders. In ad-
dition to these, there ara numerous
her issues. The Lake Shcra Railroad
Company is claiming on judgment Of
about S 100000, ard Hollins d Co. for
abou So, 900 m re-, and both claim
that the entire p operty should be sold
and the proceeds equally divided
among al the creditors of TIE road,
regardless of the question of the
mortgages, which they seek TO have
declared nu and void. The various
interests in the suit are represented
ny prominent att )rneys Of New York,
Cincinnati, Detroit aud this city. To-
day was taken up by the rea iirg Of
depcstonal tessim- ny rs 10 the issue
OF The bonds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
Important Decision.

Topeka, KAs, September 14.-In
the United S,a.es Court the opinion of
judge Brewer was e ed this morning
IN a case of great importance, in
volving the powers of the Atchls)n,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad Com
pany to extend its line into other
States and Territories outside of Kau-
sas. The suit was brought by Car
ente II. Venner, of Bosloa, to strain
the Atchison company from acquiring
the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe rail-
way in Texas, and from building
through the Indi n Territory to con-
meet wi h that road. Venner, who was
a stakeholder, claimed it was a VIC a.
ton OF the charter OF the Atchison
company to purchase other reads, and
that the laws of Kansas did Mt au.
thorize such purchases. The case wss
argued in July, and GA account of 8
Importance was taken under advise
ment by Judge Brewer. The Judge
sustains the power of The Atchison
company 10 acquire the Gulf, Colorado
aud Santa Fe, both by virtue OF it's
charter and of subsequent stat.
utes of the State Of Kansas.
The opinion is very lengthy aud
is an exhaustive discussion OF the
powers Of railroad corporations aud
especially of the AtchisoD. The Court
decides that this company was origin.
ally incorporated with the distinct
purpose of extending its line SOUTH
westwardly 10 Santa Fe and south
wardly to the Guf of Mexico, and
that acquisition of other lines beyond
the limits OF the State of Kansas was
but arrying out the original plan of
its projectors. In addition to this the
decision holds that the general laws
of Kansas permit railroad companies
to extend their lines beyond borders
OF the S ate. The contract between
the Atchison and Gulf companies,
which was made last winter, provided
for an Exchange Of the stock OF TWO OF
the companies, and Judge Brewer
holds this to be lawful aud proper
exercise of power Of the companies,
and that Venner cannot be permitted
to buy the stock OF the Atchison COM
pany and then come in and attacH its
validity or the validity Of its con-
tracts.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-15
ON 'CHANGE.

VISITORS on Change yesterday: W.
D. Morgan, New York; Randolph
Thompson, Vicksburg, Mise; w. II
Taften, Mississippi; J. w. Stephenson,
Missis ippi; Col. D. WoHord, city w.
l.. Elder, Trenton, Tenn. ]. II. Cray,
Dallas, Tex. Sam Mapes, Greenville ;
X. A Johnson, Hampton, Miss w.
b Ricba'det, Hopefeld; Co. w. A.
Johnson, TuscumDia, Ala.
OCTOBER pork WAS rather wild at
Chicago yesterday. 1t opened at
$ll 40, advanced to Sll rs, and closed
ct 81 10. The closing prices # the re-
naming October options we're: Lard,
So By; clear b Rides, 81 As; cora,
40Bc; wheat, TIC; oat', 26lc.
DURING the past week the New York
coffee market mas been greatly excited
at times, and the dealings reached
very large proportions. Some days
the speculative transactions were over
$4,000 basF. The rise is attributed to
several causes. Gable advices from
Rio and HavTe have besn OF a very
strengthening character; bt 8 DIES, there
is a heavy decrease in receipts, stocks
and visible supply. As compared
with this time in July, prices chow a
G in Of over 2 cents per pound, and
this time in August, nearly 2 cents.
The recent heavy purchase OF spot
g1adss added strength TO the situation.
Some parties appear to think that
the rise is ouly just begun, while
others soy that the market is pr. tty
we'll strained. To-Day prices are
higher by SOLO points, but the feel.
ing is barely eady.