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TELEGRIPHIC NOTES
GIVING $4,000 10 A CoLLEGl

OlNlNG SlO.ooo ~ SNy,itar P,ctnsu NJ
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 10 (SpeeaD-Wu&m buSk knem, OF
this city, hs check to-day for al 9,vvvV "
Buckneli University Lewisburg Penn whch wiz oe ap
piled he erection of building or astronomical pur
poses and the Of and TO aid tile Alumni
erecting a gymnasuul.
TIE PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY
PHILADELPHIA Nov. l3 tSpeedI-Ihe National Grange OF
secret session this
80 TO O'Clock Master Darden presided Among the
adUptsd introduced 10y j. d. Cardy, Of
Kentucky the signal Service Bureau make ts
report definite. AZ the afternoon scssion Mr Galway
OF the and Newly ork anges addressed tho
delegates on cooperative work"
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DEATH OF THE BISHOP OF CORK.

DUBLIN, Nov. 13.-The Rev. William De-
auy Catholic Bishop OF the Diocese Of Cork, is dead
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IN PENNSYLVANIA.
EIghf-Hour Strikes nj PItfsbuTE
Trouble Among the Miners.

EIghf-Hour strikes nj PItfsbuTg-
Trouble Among the Miners.
PITTsBURG, Pa, April 30.--A general
strike of eaOinet-mskers for an ad.
vance OF 20 per cent. in wages and re-
ductioa Of the working hours from
ten TO eight has been ordered for To-
morrow by the Allegheny County
Union, which embraces al the clbi-
mel. makers, burnishers and oarvers,
rome 800 In number, in the two cities.
The manufacturers are unanimous in
their refusal to grant the increase,
claiming that il is impossible TO con-
cede the terms desired, aud prefer TO
close their factories. A dull trade and
low prices are gwen as the II ason.
The workers are determined to secure
the advance, and long strike is pom
lied.
The carpenters OF Allegheny county
will strike on Monday for nine hours
as q days work and 10 per cent. a l.
vance In wager. At q meeting last
night II was announced that the mas.
ter carpenters had r, ietted the offer,
and 1t was decided TO call out all the
carpenters in the county on Mend y.
At Imperial, Pa, the coal miners
will inaugnrst, stiike tomorrow for
an advance OF half cent per bushel.
The Scott Haven miner, employed
In w. l.. SCOTS mines, expect to re-
sumo work on Monday at the advance.
The fans and furnaces have been
started and q general resumption is
looked for by the sirik ere.
The strike st Browns Wayne Iron
and S.eel Mills has been smiCatly set
tied, ard work was resun ed in all de-
paltmenIs this morning.
A Dubois, Pa, special says. The
ofiicia OF the Amalgamated Minsr5
aud Lsborers' Assoii atom have issued Il
circular calling upon the COCO miners
In the Clearfied regions to quit work
tonight. unless al the operators
signed the scale adopted at the Column
bus, 0 convention at once An APP
peal for isis ahce II carry on the
strike will be SAINT nut tomorrow.
Norcross Br)e., the contractors h9v-
ing Ia charge the new county build
ings now in course CT erection, notified
tb'ir 800 employees this mCrniug that,
beginning with tomorrow, nine hours
would constitute days work Instead
OF n hours as heretofore.
The stone cutters and masons oil Al
legheny City have 10 ned the move
ment for reduc i0n IN hours. Meet
logs will be held tonight. and il the
employers refuse to concede the work
men reduction OF from ten to Toe
hours per day strike will be inaugu-
re ted tomorrow.
At the O'Hara GFs5 Works about
1875 men and boys are out. The fac
tory lie still in operation, aud the firm
claim they will not be compelled to
close down.
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OUTHRERT.

ID and right hind heel white. Foaled Nay
6, 1881, By Cuyier sire Of Algath, three-year
old record, 2:2511. First dam Marcia s., BY
viii ams's NambrinO lsire Of the dam Of
SAnta-claus, 2:l71O; second dam Ned dam
2:231<, Alice StOner 2:24li, by Berkley'F 3D.
win tOrrest); third dam BY MambrinO Chief
lsire Of Lady Thorn, 2;lSIl); fourth dam BY
Grey Eagle; fifth dam by Bolivar; sixth dam
CUTHBERT is a N shogany bay, l6N hands
high, and magnifcently propOrtioned. He
has never been handled for speed, but can
show q 2;40 gait with Two men in buggy.
Was bred and rsised by J. @. MeEerran a
sold at a tWO-year old for SR00. Cuthbert
will be allowed 20 serve Is approved mares
this season. Services, twenty-five ls25l do .
lars cash. Can be seen at our sable.
=. A. JONES n co.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No 3299, RID. BIN T. Cbancery Cour o
Shelby County, Tenn State Of Tennessee,
for use, etc., VS. W. e. Butler ct al. and
u. A. Montgomery ct al.
1t appearing from the amended bill, which
is sworn to in this cause, that the defend
ant. Frank b Dancy, is a resident Of the
State Of North Carolina, and that W ] Al
bert is a resident of the State of Maryland,
and both non-ret idents of the State of Ten
nessee, and they have an interest in certain
Navy-Yard lots that compliments are seek
ing to co leot taxes on herein.
II. Is therefore ,ordered, That they make
tier appearance herein, at the Court-House
Of shelby county, in Memphis Tenn, on or
before the first Monday in May. 1886. and
plead, answer or demur 10 compliments
original and amended bills, or the same will
DO taken for confessed az TO them. and set
for hearing ex:parte; and that a copy of this
order be published once a week, for four
successive weeks, ia the Memphis APPEAL.
This I'd day Of April, 1886.
A Copy-Attest:
s. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By II. f. Walsh, d. Y. and M.
Lawrence Lamb aod Lee Thornton, SClic-
itoTs for COmplaiDRnts. sat
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an assurance could De nad that the
agreement Of 1885 between the rail-
road and its employees would be OBJ
served, was expressed by both the
General Board and the Joint Execu-
tive Committee. The proposition
made by the citizens was discussed
until sn early honT this morning, snd
al answer 10 it will be returnd to-day.
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CONTAGIOUS
Diseases are Prevalent all over the
World,

Diseases are Prevalent all over the
World.
am a native Of England, and while
was in that country contracted terrible
blood poison, and for two years was under
treatment as an outdoor patient 1t Noting
ham Hospital, England, but was not cured.
/ suffered the most agonizing pains n my
bsnes, and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs. had vertigo and deaf
mess, with partial loss OF sight, severe pains
in my head and eyes. ETC., which nearly ran
me crazy. lost all hope In that country,
and sailed for, America, and was treated at
Roosevelt in this city, as well as by prom
inent physician in New York having no con-
nection with the hospitals.
/ saw the advertisement Of Swift's Specific.
and l determined TO Riye 1t trial as last
resort. had given up all hope Of being
cured, as had gons through the. hands Of
the best medical men in NOTTINGHAM and
New. York. l took six bottles Of s. 3. s.,
and ] can say with great joy that they have
cured me entirely. am rs sound and we'll
L. FRED HALF0RD.
W. York Citv luna 10 I92S
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THE EIGHT-HOUR BOON.
WORKMEN on A STRIKE AT
WASHINGTON.
The Movement Gaining Ground at
Chicago and st. LOuls-New
York TiOubles.
lsyruIL TO run AprEALt

WAsHmsToN, April 30.-The labor
ing men here are 10 strike tomorrow,
as previously arranged, for eight bours
per day, and this will seriously inter
iere with the building boom which
has been In operation since the lst Of
March. Atno time in the history Ct
the city has building been 30 active as
at present, and the action q the la
boring men Is looked upon with some
apprehension. The boss builders
state, however, that they wi hold out
and it seems now % be q ques.
ton OF endurance. The test will
be made, and all the union men left
for their homes tonight carrying their
tools with them. On many unfinished
buildings plaeards are posted bearing
the inscription: "eight hours" The
car drivers here will parade tomorrow
20 celebrate the action Of the directors
OF their road in granting them twelve
hour per day with no decrease in pay.
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DAN LEAHY.
POISON

had produced great holes in my back and
chest, and had removed all the hair of my
time, and the sores began to heal. and were
entirely gone inside OF eight weeks.
WILL JONES, Porter Union Pass. Depot.
Cisco, Texas, July Is, 1885,
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECRIc Co,
Drawer 2. Atlanta Ca. N. Y, 1877 W. 2sd st.
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AT ST. LOUIS.
Probable settIement Of the Gould
Line strike

ST. LoUis, Mo-, April 30.-It is gen
era " expected hers that the offer
made by the Cit'zsns' COMMITTEE to
the General Executive Board Of the
knights Of Labor 10 attempt to secure
the reinstatement OF the strikers upon
the railways will b. accepted and
that the strike will be declared of in
a few days The General Board met
in executive se' sion yesterday, aud in
the afternoon were in communication
with the Citizens Committee. TbeiI
willingness 10 end the strike, provided
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Ayers Hair Vlgor,
Sold by Druggists aud rerfumen.

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OH popular remedies for Sick and Merry
Gus Headaches, Constipation, and all all
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given me relief. One dose of these Pills
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pany had no option and paid the men
the advance.
.cInrn NJ surr nnMN.

the advance.
DECIDED TO SHUT down.
II is stated that Nelson Morris and
Armour & Co., two of the largest
packers, have decided 10 shutdown IL
the demands of their men for eight
hours is insisted upon.
STOPPED work.
The freight-handlers on the BurliDg.
ton aud Alton roads have stopped
work, owing TO a refusal to aecede to a
demand OF eight hours. As soon as
the freight now in hand is cleared up
the hou7es will Close. At 3 o'ci, ok
this AFTERNOON the $50 employees OF the
Union BrSfs Manufacturing Company
quit WORK. They demand eight hours
work and eight hours' pay, which the
company refused. ALI the plumbing
shops in the city have conceded eight
hours work at nine hours pay.
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pTIES Instant reliei. Final cure
4 AAAzC' ten days, and never returns.
No purge. no salve, no euppOsitory. Suffer.
sddrass'n0 OIL NAs0N. 70 NasSa- a.. Nv
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For Toilet Use.

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AVEDSC Hair Vigor has given mo
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bottles OF the Vigor, and my head Is now
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-Judson b. Chapel, Peabody, Mass.
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this preparation restored my hair to a
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and plant. My scalp is cured, and it
Is also free from dandrur. - Mrs. L. Il.
Foss, Milwaukee, Wis.
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Electric Belt Free

ITO introduce it and obtain agents we will
L for the next sixty days give away, free
of charge, in each county in the U. =. a lin
tied number OF our GERMAN Electro tlAi'
positive and unfailing cure for Nervous De-
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manu- aoture does not generate u genuine
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BLOOD

Is the life, and he Is wise who remembers H..
But in March Of last year 1850, contracted
blood poison, and being in Savannah, Ga,
at the time, went into the hospital there
for treatment. / suffered very much from
get we'll under the treatment there, nor was
/ cured by any Of the usual means. / have
now taken seven bott es Of bwift's Specific
ami am sound and well. ltd drove the poison
Wv ' DAN LEAHY.
Jersey City, N. J.. August I, 1875.
Two years ago contracted blood poison.
After taking prescrip ions from the, best
to visit Hot Springs, and on resching Texar-
kama q doctor recommended me 10 try Swift
Specific, assuring me that II would benefit
me more than Hot Springs, Although the
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rHR FRRIanr HANpLKRa.

Fifty OF the freight handlers en-
ployed b. the Chicago and Alton rail.
road this morning waited on Foreman
McCutcheon aud asked that eight
hours constitute days work. Mr..
MtCucheon replied that he would re.
fer the petition TO the higher { flicials.
The men are st work.
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE.

OF -
h EAL ESTATE
No. 1854, R. D.-Chaneery Court of Shelby
C Coz nj = EliOd vs. Le'itia A. Lind
10y virtue Of an interlocutOry decree for
ID sale, entered in the above cause on the
9th day of April, 1886, M. b. 50, page 246.
/ will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office. Courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
saturday, May 10, 1856,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated in Shelby county, lenn.,
to-wit:
Lots 9, 10, II and -. living in the -Four
teenth Civil District of shelby county, south
of and near. the city OF Memphis. Lots 9
and 10, fronting on the west side of Seventh
street, each 74k feet. and running back west
215 feet between parallel lines To an alley !;
and lots II and II, frOntiog each IA feet IN
the east side of Eighth street. as extended,
and ,unning back east, between parallel
lines, 2l5 feet to the same alley. Said lots
heinz bounced on the north by lot marked
"Bolmes Cummins's "a ac.," and on the
south by said lots Q and 10; and said lots
and 10 beinE bounded on the south by los
marked on said Williamson's map lots q
and SO respectively.
Terms OF Sale- One third ca cash; bal
ance in six and nine onths; notes, bearing
inte' est from date of sale, with good Sc
same, This A,ril %, 1875.
s. /. MCDOWELL, Cle'k and Master.
By II. +. Walsh. u. y. and NJ.
@. w. keisksll, solicitor. sat
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M'GEKEE & WITESMAN,
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERS,
s6s MAIN SIT. MEMPHIS. 1ENE.
WOODLAND

WOODLAND STOCK FARM.
within miles Court SQUARE Memphis ard ins 2c
round and will be % s
obtain
stallion, high KuT
and
Oh, w
Kie bh Dek he bS te'iCstp Fec s
go eaeh'
SMITH Co., 2 Front address
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a BLIND PARTISAN.

No One So Blind as He Who VIII Not
See - Sherman's Statement That the
Democratic Administration Has Para
lyZed Business.
: Senator Sherman is an example of
the extremes to which partisan rancor
will lead man of abundant expert
ence in public affairs. Forty years of
public life should equip him with judg-
ment capable of discerning the drift OF
popular sentiment, and the new condi-
ton of things which has come about
in this country. Such an experience
should also have taught him the
folly of making such an assertion as
that uttered at Portsmouth. in his own
State, when he stated that distrust and
want of confidence on the part of
every business man, farmer and Ia
borer, followed the election of Presi-
dent Cleveland. To this monstrous
statement he added another equally
devoid of truth, that the election of a
Democratic President produced a
steady fall OF prices, and the deteri-
Grafton of industries which were once
fourishing. OF all issues that could
be manufactured by a Republican
orator. this is the most ridiculous
That of the bloody shirt is sensible in
comparison. At time when the en-
tire land is reverberating with the din
of awakened industry, when from all
sides comes the welcome intelligence
of a business revival, such as the
country has not experienced for years,
when manufacturers and traders are
at their wits end to supply the de-
mand upon them, when the signs of
prosperity are daily multiplying, such
an assertion as that made by Senator
Sherman at public meeting can only
be regarded as the climax of stupidity.
OF course, it can not be imagined for
a moment that he believed what he so
gravely announced to his hearers, for
he is too sagaeious and clear-sightedi In
all that relates to the general business
of the country not 20 recognize the real
state of affairs. If he desired to deceive
his hearers for a partisan purpose.
which is the other horn of the dilemma
in which he voluntarily placed himself.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned by Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND PoL1T1CAL.

HEhSONAL
HERR WAcHTEL, the great German singer.
is suffering from severe congestion of the
lungs.
THE Austrian Reichsrath has agreed to
abolish the freedom Of the ports OF Trieste
and Fiume.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has sent $40 to
the pastor of the Emmanuel African Meth
odist Episcopal Church, of Charleston, s.
c., damaged by the late earthquake.
GENERAL WILLIAM F. ROGERS has been
nominated for Congress by the Democrats
of the Twenty third New York district.
THE President has directed the suspen-
sion of n E. Benton, United States attor-
ney for the western district of Missouri,
and of William A. Stone, United States
attorney for the western district of Penn
sylvania. Both were charged with inter-
fering too much in politics.
THE President has appointed Daniel J.
Campan, of Detroit, to be collector of Gus
toms for the district of Detroit Mich, vice
William Livingston, Jr., resigned.
CUTTING is reported in FL Paso concert
ing a scheme to enlist 900 men to invade
Mexico for the purpose of conquering the
three States of Chihuahua, Sonora and
Durango and erecting republic.
The President has issued a second proc
lamation over the Cuban determinations
on American products. The retaliation
threatened was revoked, satisfactory
proofs being given by the Spanish Gov
eminent that discrim ination would not be
practiced.
FATHER ARCADIUs MAGYoRosI, of Boston,
prominent priest of the Franciscan order,
has married Miss Edith Clare, of Newark,
n. ]. Father Magyorosi was formerly pro-
fessor of theology in st. Bonaventure Col
lege at Allegheny, n. Y.
The remains of the widow of A. T.
Stewart were inferred at Lower Manhat-
tan on the 2Sth, Bishop Littlejohn officiat
ing.
MAURICE BERNHARDT, son of Sarah Bern
hardt, has fought duel with II. Langlois,
an exhibitor of paintings, for ridiculing
his mother. n. Langlois was wounded.
LORD LoNsDALE sailed for Liverpool on
the 2Sth.
HERR SCHoLz, a Bavarian editor, has
been sentenced to one months imprison-
ment for attacking the ministry.
IT was reported in New York that the
bulk of Mrs. A. T. Stewards property would
go to her half sisters, the Misses Clinch,
and Charles Clinch, her favorite nephew.
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ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.

CLEARING house returns for week ended
October 81 showed an average decrease of
53 compared with the corresponding week
of last year. In New York the decrease
was 1913.
Rev. H. W. BEECHER arrived at New
York on the 31st from England.
THH Western Ore Association of Michi-
gan has entered a protest against the ruin g
of the Treasury Department regarding
dried iron ore.
THE Government receipts of the past
four months have been SI27, 344, 81, an ex-
cess of S14, 16S, S91 over the same time last
year, while the expenditures have been
81, 9l6, 45l less.
THOMAS MCBRIDE, superintendent of
idges on the Nashville & Chattanooga,
was struck by an engine near Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, and killed recently.
A DEAF and dumb man was run over and
killed the other day on the Texas & Pacific
road near Fort Worth, Tex.
The iron and brass foundry of Duffy G.
Sons, Dallas, Tex, was totally destroyed
by fire recently. The loss was estimated
at $4,000; partially insured. About fifty
men were thrown out of employment.
STAMBULoFF opened the Sobranje at Tir-
nova on the 3lst in the presence of all tie
regents and members of the cabinet. Pat
riotic addresses were made, the speakers
dwelling upon the Importance of maintain
ing the independence of Bulgaria.
The food in Northern Italy carried avs
the works connected with the new bridge
1T Casal. The engineer and FIVE men were
drowned. Other disasters were feared in
The flooded district
Two unknown Italians who were walking
IN the track near Pittsburgh Pa, recently
we're struck by a freight train aud in
itantly killed.
A SPECIAL from the City Of Mexico of the
S0th said that it was reported there in official
circles that United States Consul General
Porch had been removed for his participa-
ton in the Sedgwick matter.
THREE negro children were burned to
death in house near Corinth, Miss, re-.
cestly.
THE Standard coal mine at Pleasanton,
Pa, caught fire the other night.
The Knight & Leonard six-story build
ing, East Madison street, Chicago, took fire
on the morning of the 31st. Six men of the
Insurance. patrol were buried under falling
walls. One man was killed and some others
seriously injured. The damage amounted
to $3.50, 600; fairly insured.
BUSINESS on the London Stock Exchange
was reported dull for the week ended Oc-
tober 80. American railway securities de-
clined. The Paris Bourse was quiet. The
Berlin Bourse was steady. The Frankfort
Bourse was firm.
The French visitors to the Bartholdi
celebration were greatly annoyed by auto
graph cranks.
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A PATENT was issued recently to
George Westinghouse, Jr., of Pitts
burgh, Pa, inventor of the Westing-
house air brake, for q new system of
distributing electricity to be used in
lighting and for other purposes sys-
tenn which, it is said, will greatly
cheaper the electric light and render
it more dangerous rival of illumin-
ating gas by effeeting saving of about
50 per cent. in the distribution as
compared with the Edison three-wire
system. In tests of the invention S
single main circuit of wire less than
one-quarter of an inch insdiameter car
ried the current for $50 sixteen-candle
power incandescent lights, all situated
at distance of three miles from the
dynamo. The inventor claims that TO
light this number of lamps at an equal
distance the Edison system would re-
quire from ninety to one hundred
wires Of the same system.