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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
THE TRADES ASSEMBLY
AT ChicRgO-M Than $4,000 Real
ixeu From Their Picnic.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, September 20.-At
yesterdays session OF the Trades AS
sembly the entertainment committee
made a report on the recent labor
demons'rat'on and picnic. The net
balance from the sale OF tickets, after
paying all expenses, is something
over $500. There were 397 kegs OF
beer sold, on which the profit to the
assembly was So so per keg. Deduct
ing fIom this the amount claimed by
the proprietor of the grove for three
bars destroyed and liquors wasted by
reason Of the disturbances which oc-
CURED, there remains enough TO place
the net profits Of the picnic at more
than $500.
After this the report Of a committee
appointed to revise the constitution
was taken up. The delegates struck
a snag in the second sec ion, in the
shape Of prohibition plank. 1t Was
by Mr.. Temple, n Knight Of Labor
The section declared that the assam
bly, hereafter do not accept, directly
or indirec city, any revenues from the
eale OF betr or other intoxicating
liquors. After lively debate the
section was finally laid on the table
and the meeting adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
THE TRlENNIAL CONCLAVE
ENCAMPMENT OF KNIGHTS TEN
PLAR AT ST. LOUIS.
The City Ablaze With Glory in Honor
Of the Guests-BGlldings
Decorated.

ST. LOUIS, No., September 20.-lt
was after midnight when the last spe
cial train discharged its load of visit
ors to the Triebnial Conclave last
night, and the day bad not broken
this morning when the procession OF
arriving communicates was re, eyed.
At an early hour bands we're playing
and commanderies were marching,
and the history Of the forenoon has
been but a repetition Of that OF the
night, on much more extensive scale.
At the Union depot the tracks ara
crowded with extra trains, and no
sooner IL one emptied than another
takes its place. Along the wharves
on the river front a similar scene OF
activity is witnessed, many COM
manderies from along The rivers hav-
ing chartered teamsTs, which will be
used rs combined hotel and head
quarters during the week. The
weather seems ss IL specially designed
for the occasion, and in consequence,
the streets are thronged with sigh :
seeTs, while everywhere may be
seen m arching Communicates, max.
ing fraternal calls on local
aud visiting headquart re-. Toe
wo;k OF decorating buildings
for the occasion was only fairly begun
this morning, and thousands OF work.
men are engaged in the task. The
preparations for the illumination
which begins tonight are complete,
and the apparatus ba, b 9en tested and
found in perfect working order, assn =
ing a display far in advance of any
thing ever previously attempted in
this city. Other arrangements for the
work OF the encampment are perfected,
and nothing remains but to receive
the knights and get them established
10 their temporary quarters. Ia this
latter respect the Tlisnnial Committee
is entitled to great praise for the excel
lent manner in which arrangements
have been made for houtipg and feed
ing the mu 'ti.ude, But very few at
tempts at extortion by boarding house
keepers have bsen reported, aud in
every such instance the perpetrators
have been blacklisted, and as the COM
miltee have the tender Of vastly great
er accommodation than are needed,
visitors are being placsd practically at
their own terms.
One OF the subjects, il lot the main
one, for discussion aud determin alton
at the meeting Of the Grand Encamp,
ment is the question of amending the
organic law OF the order with regard
to the powers and privileges OF the
Grand Encampment. A meeting o
the members OF The Grand Encamp
msnt has been called for tomorrow
afternoon, at the Nebraska head
quarters, to decide what course the
opponents OF the proposed change
shall pursue. The call is addressed tc
all the members of the G and Eoe amp
ment who oppose it's emasculatiou
and the object set forth Is ito devise
ways and means to give effective ex
preston to the desire for reform III
re form be nel dsd) within our order
as now constituted, and to defeat thu
existing effort to weaken our general
governing body, thereby destroying 1T
eff cheney"
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Held az SOmerNilIe, Tenn, Last Sat.
urdny-rhe Nominees,
looRREsroxDESCE or rHn APPEAL.


SoMERvnLE, TENN, September co.
Saturday the Republicans OF this coun-
ty held q convention in the court
house TO nominate a candidate for the
Legislature and delegates for the Con-
gressiona', Pictorial and Senatorial
Conventions. John 7. Latin called
the house TO order. A member mo-
toned that Mr.. "Lat'n" be chairman.
"Put yer motion" said another.
Mr.. Latin was duly elected. The
next thing in order, the Chairman said,
was the election OF a secretary.
81 motion Mr.. Shattnger be eecre-
tary. All in iav-."
"You hold on there" said the chair
man, roughly, and putting the motion
himself Mr.. Shaddinger was elected
secretary. When the time came to
put in nomination the candidates for
the Legislature there was a medley Of
voices.
"Mr. Chairman, l motion Neal
Reid"
"Mr. Chairman, l motion Mr.. Pey.
ton Parker"
With the candidates champiug on
the bit, the race was run, Monroe
Goodin, colored, dlsiancing all the
Others without their having been 6
second to any Of the motions.
The Hon. Zach Taylor was on the
ground looking after his political inter,
este. There is one thing certain, If he
runs for Congr 81 against Jim Phelau,
he will be caught in political blizzard
which will bury him go deep in the
snow, that he will bs heard OF nc
more. TUPTo,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
CHEF JUSTICE WAITE
Don't Think the Anarchists Can Get
Before the Federal Court.

CHICAGO, September ia special
dispatch f,om Colo'alo Springs, Col ,
printed here today, says; Chief
Justice Waite has been stopping here
for some days. The reporter asked
Judge Waite last evening il there was
any way by which the convicted
anarchists in Cbic,go could get their
case before the United States Courts,
and explained that they anticipated
refusal of their petition for new trial
in the courts OF linois." The Judge
sad: 81 see no way by which they
can enter the United States Courts
uuless on a question OF Federal law,
and by showing that in some way
their cons itutional rights have bsen
violated. The fact that they are
foreigners aud not citizens OF the
United States should have no bearing
whatever, There are charges, AZ
uudeIs and it, OF an oifense sgainsl
the laws of the State of Illinois, and
under those laws they have been con
vi,ted by a jury. / can see In thai
view Of iiie case no way for them t
get before the United S a,es Court"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
sLUGGER SULLIVAN
Talks About His Recent Fight with
HearId.

NEW YORK, September l9.-JOhn b.
Sullivan, accompanied by Billy Ben.
nett, Pat Sheedy, Jim McKohen and
Billy Kelly, arrived here at O'Clock
pm on the fast express from Pitts
burg. Sullivan and his fiends drove
in a carriage to Benefits saloon al
Central Park. Sullivan was drinking
a glass OF settler with party Of friends
when a reporter accosted him. VI
won," he said. "just as expect d to,
and hope l have proved 10 all that /
am good for lot Of fights yet. ! want
to contradict that report from Pitts
burg that ] am drinking. / have not
touched a drop OF spirits, and don t
intend to-"
@Sulli<au showed no marks Of his
recent fight with Heuld. He 50 d
the blow that knocked out the latter,
was left handed cross counter; one
of the most difficult blows TO success
fully make in boxing. HEARD" said
Sullivan, stopped in Pittsburp, | sup
pose, to go on with that match with
Brsdburn, set down for the % h inst,
but don't know as 1t will come of
for Bradburn's people told him if he
fought, they would not 90 on with the
match"
Sul ivan said he weighed 2l0 pounds
ttipped when he faced Heard. He
claimed that he aud his manager, Ben
nett, received lesJ than $500 out Of
the match with the Philadelphia
boxer. When asked as TO his future
plans the champion said: Mitchell
Is to arrive here before the end OF thi
month. l shall probably wait here till
he comes. Sheedy will arrange a
match with him and possibly with
Paddy Ryan, both to take place in
Frisco. We will start for California
after that, and after have beaten
both OF them, shall meet all corners
on my way back East. We then in.
tend TO go to England and possibly to
Australia"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
MEMPHIS DAILY APpEAI--TUEsDAY. SEPTEMBER 2l. 1856

Labor strike on the Missouri Pacific
railroad lset spring, was arrested in
Kansas City last night, and will be
brought to this city to answer to the
charge found against him in the in
dictment for completely in tapping the
private Telegraph wires running into
Vice President Hoxie's residence.
Owing 10 the recent i'll behavior OF
the Master Workman, bis bondsman
has withdrawn from his bond, and he
will be kept under srfest until his
case is tried.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Moxie, Whnt is ire

A ha-mless, simple nerve food that
will supercede slimulauts and ner-
vines, 1t contains not a drop of med
icine, stimulant or alcohol, aud is the
only thing known that will recover
brain and nervous exhaustion, kill the
thirst for alcohol drinks, opium, etc /;
gives a vigorous appetite, refreshing
sleep, and is invaluable to the brain
worker .and those suffering in any
form from nervousness, as il RECEIVERS
everything caused by everlasting the
nervous system. Moxie Nerve Food
is a delicious beverage, end is for sale
by leading dIuggists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Train wrecked az Lchigh Gap,

ALLENTOWN, Pa, September 90
No. SO, fast freight, bound east. on the
Lehigh Valley, was wrecked at Lshigh
Gap, a few miles north of this city,
early this morning. Sixteen cars were
thrown from the track, causing a
blockade nearly all day. The brake
men were njured and the conductor
was thrown into the river, but swan
sshore, A tramp who was stealing Q
ride was also shaken up, but not seri-
ously injured.
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short $4,000.

PORTLAND, Mr., September 10
VIM. +. Gould, cashier OF the First
National Bank OF Portland, has been
discovered to be deiaulter. The d.
Iectors believe that the, loss to the
bank will not exceed $4,000. Tue
business Of the bank will in no wiss
be affected. Gould is held under ar.
rest in q civil euit by the bank await
ing the action Of the Comptroller Of
the CnrrnncV
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Rnlcldea.

PEORIA, ILL, September l9.-The
body Of Siebo Rtiners, a middle aged
German, was found hanging to tree
near this city lsst evening. 1t had
evidently been hanging there several
days. The body Of DR.. Ewood H,
Rolf, Of Peoria, was found floating in
the river at Havana tonight Both
are supposed to be cases OF suicide.
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NtrucI1 by LieIltninK

AToHIsoN, KAs., September 20.-The
immense brick building built and for
merly occupied by Fowler Bros. as a
picking house, In East Atchison, was
struck by lightning yesterday aud de-
streyed. IL had been unoccupied for
several years. The loss is estimated
at $4,000, partially insured,
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The Bodiesl Found I'm the Lake nj
Chicago.

CHICAGO, ILL, September 20,-The
body OF the woman found floating in
the lake at the foot OF Diversey street
last Wednesday morning was identi-
fed yesterday afternoon as that OF Mrs.
Annie Ferry, who's, home was at No
20 Best avenue, in Lskeview. The
husband OF the deceased was notified,
and he at once went TO Lakeview and
identified the bodits as those Of his
wife and child. To reporter he
stated that last Christmas he had a
quarrel with his wife while he was
drunk, and IS result "swore of, re-
manning sober until last Sunday, when
he again became intoxicated. Tues
day he went home aud quarreled with
his wifi, again. When he awoke
Wednesday morning she had gone,
taking with her their youngest child.
They wore married. four years. II Is
supposed that the woman committed
suicide. The bodies will be buried to-
day.
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NcOtt,s Emulation.

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for consumption, scrofula, wasting dis
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system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
A Cattle Train Jumps the Track

BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis, Ssptem-
Der 20.-A special train of twenty cars
OF stock from Montana, en- route for
Chicago, jumped the track west Of
here last evening, owing to a broken
flange on the forward wheels Of the
locomotive. The locomotive, tender
and nine cars were piled ON one
another, making fearful wreck.
About twenty heal of cattle were
killed, and as many more seriously in
jured. The loss will be large. The
crew was badly shaken up, bur no one
was seuously hurt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
NOTRE DAME of MARYLAND,
Ge0ruetOWn COlleQe, D. C.

TIE ACADEMIC AND SCIENTIFIC
SCHOOLS open September 9, 1886. Apply
TIE Il Rrs sSsSS St tA Sf e0isfb opens
Sept. 20, 1885. Apply to Prof. j. W. II.
Lovejoy, NJ. D., 800 18th street, N. w.,
THE nS:V TEHG,6i of LAW opens on the
First Wednesday in. October. Apply to
saml. M. Ysatman, ses'y, corner 9Th and
JAMES A. D00NAN, S. j.. Pres't.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Drowned IN Central Park Reservoir

NKw YORK, September 10. - The
body OF an old woman was found
floating In Central Pa,k reservoir this
afternoon. She was identified as
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Wall, 8S years old.
She was the widow Of Maj. Gen. Will
liam Wall Of this city, who died in
1866. He was graduate OF West
Point, and after he left the army held
the chair OF mathematics at the State
college OF Athens, o. 1t is supposed
the woman committed suicide while
temporarily insane
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-21
Trustees Sale,

ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER Q, 1886, at No.
" 100 Market street, Memphis. renn., !
the Household ana Kitchen Furniture, in
Guiding one ParlOr Set, three Room Sets and
Kitchen Furniture, In said residence. / sell
under trust deed made by John Gent 70 me,
recorded In book 81, page 5S3, in Register s
office, and by direction OF beneficiary there-
unto. il. D. MCFARLAND, Trustee.
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For SaIe---Engine and Boiler.

or HORSE P0WRR-Noarly new. Also,
ID smokestack, betting, pulleys, shaft
ing, tools, etc. Apply to or address
T00F, MCGOWAN 4 co,
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A Valuable Patent.

Dancy's (HOrse) Corn and Pea PAN
ter. -
II AVING perfected my invention, l wisn
Il 20 place IL before the public, espeeielly
manufacturers. As Corn P XIX " u
the seed accurately, uniniured, and coverd
tho same, thereby one man performing the
WORK OF three. Thew have been used in
this section for over dozen years with per-
feet satisfaction. Gan give responslDlo tesu'
JOHN ii. DANcY, Dancyville,
HnuvOOd county, TanP
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NOTICE

To Real Estate Owners and Agents.
DARTIES having sidewalks TO put down
W. B, Jockey, 80 Madison, or shop, 1884
Second. Contractor for Stewards Gra0n-
;thie pnvementg.
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CoIIIsiOn on the missouri Pacific.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, September 20
Freight trains No. l57 and No. 100, on
the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas divi-
sion OF the Missouri Pacific, collided
Saturday night on curve one mile
south Of Clayton, in Vernon county.
Both engines were completely de-
molished, as well as many care. The
engineers and firemen jumped before
their engines collidtd and no one was
injured. One OF the trains was loaded
with cattle, 100 Of which were killed.
The loss is placed at $4,000
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The Mine nisaster.

SCRANTON, PA September 20.-At
8 O'Clock last evening the FIST pick
broke through into the heading lead
ing TO Rsaddy's Chamber in the Mar
vine slope, where the eutombed min
ers are supposed to be, and ii was
found to be filled with gas from the
roof to the floor. 1t would be impo1-
sible for human hsir & to live in such
an atmosphere for three minutee.
Nothing further can be dore towerd
securing the b dies until the gas is ie-
moved, which viii take fr m twenty
four t } forty. eight hours.
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VNIVERSITY &CHOOL,

PETERSBURG, VA. The Twenty-seeond
L Annual Session of this School for Boys
begins the first Monday in October. Thor
ough Preparations for University of Vir;
GINA, leading Engineering Schools and
mics; highly recommended by. Faculty Of
University Of Virginia. full staff of instruct
ors; situation healthfEl. Early application
advised, as number of boardeTs is strictl
limited. For catalogue address
W. GORDON MoOABE, Head Master.
NOTRE DAME of MARYLAND,
CollesiAto Institute for Young Ladies' and
Preparatory School for Little Girls, EN-
BLA, P. o., three miles from Baltimore,
Md, Conducted by the Sisters Of Notre
Dana Sand for cataIopua.
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A BLOODY RACE RIOT
NEAR PITTSBURG. IN WHICH
TWO MEN LOSE
Their Lives and Others Are Seriously
IDjured-Other Crimes and
Casualties.

PITTsBuRG, Pa. September 90
Four Mile Run, in the Fourteenth
Ward, was the scene OF bloody race
riot yesterday, in which two OF the
participants received fatal injuries.
The fight was the result OF bad feeling
existing among the Irish and italian
laborers who have their abode in that
neighborhood. On Saturday night,
while Joseph Vernard, an Italian, was
on his way home, he was attacked by
a gang Of Irishmen. There were six
in the aesailing party, and it is said
they were under the leadership Of two
brothers named DAILY. Vernard was
terribly beaten, but managed to escape
to his home. No more trouble oc-
CURED until noon today, when a gang
OF twenty Irishmen called at Yer
nard's house and demanded admit
lance. A number OF Irishmen, board-
ers, were in the houee at the time,
and the doors were quickly barred.
The assailsnts, however, battere d
the doors down and rushttd
into the house. A free fgh::
followed, in the pro .resI OF
which paddy" Rocco an italian,
had his skull crushed with a chair,
and Patrick Constantine, an Irish
man, was shot in the abdomen. The
sight OF the PROSTATE men seemed to
friehten the others, and a general
stampede took place, 30 that by the
time the police arrived all had es-
capped. The wounded men were re-
moved to hospital, where Constan-
tine died few hours later Rocco is
still living, but his recovery is con-
sideTed doubtful. Five Of the adams
were arrested this afternoon, but the
freshmen are 8 i'll at liberty. 1t is be-
lieved that the latter intended to drive
the Italians from the neighboIhood.
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The Leader OF the knights OF Labor
CnnIured ~ KAnanN Oily.

ST.. LOUIE, Mo-, September Mar
tin Irons, the leader Of the knights Of
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