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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 20-Ath-
letics, Is; Cincinnati, 8. Earned runs
Athletics, 7; Cincinnati, 4. Two
base hits-0'Bden, Larkin, Robinson,
stoyey and McPnee, | each. Three
base hits-LsrkiD, Sovey, Robinson,
Colean, Bierbauer, and Fennelly
eacn. Passed bAlls-R biDsgn, l;
Snyder, l. Will pitches Atkinson,
3; Mullane, 3. First base on balls
Athletics, 5; Cincinnati, 2. First base
hit,-Athletics, 20; Cincinnati, 10. Err
rors-Athlrtjcs, 8; Cincinnati, 5.
Umpire-Bradley.
BALTIMORE, ND, July 20-Balti-
more, 5; PIT sburg, 2. Elrne1 runs
Bat more, 2; Pitpburg, l Two b 80
hitl-Miller, Farrell l. Pa sed balls
Miller, !; Do'ap, !. Wild pitch 8
Calvin, /. First base hits Bait.
more, B; Prslurl, 6 + r1rs--P IT,
burg, Z; Bslumor., l. Umpire Val
entine.
BROOKLYN N. Y July 2O-Brook-
Ign, 8; L1us,i 9 2 rnrte base hils
-Wer'iGk, /; Sylve t.r, /. Two b5ss
hits-Pinckuey, /; Mcclellan, /;
Whit, l., Passed halls Peoples, l !;
Kerins, /. Wild Pitches Try, /;
Ramsey, /. Base on balls Brooklyn,
4; Louisville, 4. Fret base hits
Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, 7. Umpire
Walsh.
NEW YORK, July 20.-Metropolitaus,
3; st. Louis, !. Earned runs-Mttro.
poitans, l.. First on balls -MetropJl-
itans, 4; st. Louis, 3. Three bsss hits
Orr. Two base hits Latham, l.
Frs base hi s--Metropoisns, 8; S..
Louis, 2. Errors-Metropolitans, q;
st. Louis, 8. Wild pitches Mays, 2;
Foutz, ]. Passed bllls-Holbert, 2;
Bushong, l. Umpire-KelIy.
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BALL and BAT.
A DRAWN GAME BETWEEN MEM
PHIS AND SAVANNAH.
Nashville aud Atlanta Defeat Their
Respective OppOnents-Glmes
Elsewhere.

Rain prevented Memphis from sCor-
ing victory over Savsnnsh yesterday,
the game beng ca led at the end OF
the fifth inning, the score stand
ing 0 to 0. The opposing bat
tsries were Shevs and Arun.
del and 0Lesry and Broughton.
Our readers will be pleased
to learn that 0Leary played in
his old form and that only one but was
made off bis delivery in the five in
nings played. On the other hand
Shreve wss also effective, allowing
only two hits, but as one of them We $
made by Phelan il is safe to say that the
other members of our nine would have
gagged the Savannah pitchers deiv-
cry. Nashville defeated Charleston in
the n'n'h inning and Atlanta again
took Macon into camp, regaining her
lead for the pennsnt and retiring Sa-
vannsh to se,ond place, with Nash
vile third, Macon fourth, Memphis
fifth and Charleston safe ia the rear.
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RniIrOnd whistles

Fow railroad companies can afford
the expense Of q wa Gilman at each
crossing, and the whistle ia the host
warning of approaching danger that
has a. yet been devised. Persons who
live near The country stations aud FREE
quertly ride depend largely upon the
sound Of the dlst3nt whistle to tell
them It ia inc for them TO 90 for their
train. Mas or mechanics of railroads
give less attention tuan seems TO be-
proper to the quality Of whistles pro-
vided for their engines, The usual
idea is that il whistle is a whistle it
is enough Blu, while there are many
locomotive whistles that are an abomi-
uatiou, there are a few which are
really musical and pleasing The latter
are strong, resonant and tar reaching,
yet soft in tone and p'onsipgto the ear
OF those on the tran AID those more
distant, yet within hearing, about the
pnuntTV
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fashion from dark to light colored CT
CARS much tobacco is being gathered
before maturity in order to supply the
demand. The consequence is stated
by the Havana Weekly Report, to be
the making Of crop deficient in the
qualities which go to make a good
cigar. The trouble seems TO be in the
inability of the planters to cure their
tobacco sufficiently light to satisfy the
demand.
UNDER date of June 20, 1886. the
Manchester correspondent of Brad
streets writes: "The stock takings to.
day Ct dozen Oldham Gotten spin
ming mills show losses in ten Of them,
while gains are reported in two. As
things stand just at the close of the
half year the average Is no better than
previously reported. The supply APP
pears 10 be too great for consumption.
Still no movement is heard of in short
time. The mills are al working at
full stretch, producing as much yarn
as possible. The consumption of cot
ton, it may be remarked. is greater
now in England than at any period in
the history OF the cotton industry"
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HELENA'S RAILROAD.
THE NEW LINE FROM MEMPHIS
TO HELENA.
Courtney Killed at HOxie-The It.
Louis Tralllc-NOisy Loco
motive Whistles.
lsPECIAL TO TILE ArPRAL.1


HELENA, ARK, July 2O.-Maj. James
M. Edwards, vica president and GEN
etal manager of tie Louisville, New
Orleans and Texas railroad. accom-
panied by bis eng ne5r, De. hilhouse,
arrived in Helena yesterday evening
for the purpose of perfeCtirg arrange
ments for ob,sining right of way, etc,
for the imme iiate construction OF the
road from Memphis to Helena. Mai.
Edwards met committee of promi-
nent business men at the store Of q.
X, Coolidge this forenoon, who extend
ed him every courtesy in their power
TO facilitate his inv sstigations. A spe-
cisl train on the Arkansas Midland
WAS placed at his dispolal by the man
agement OF the road, and he, in
company with quiGe number OF
citizeus of Htlsna, went out to
Poplar Grove and raturned. II is I'm,
derstood that Mai. Edwa ds was very
much pleased with the beautiful and
productive country. Mai Edwards
returned to Memphis this evening by
tho way of Forrest City. We are fully
convinced that a brarcA road to
Helena would prove highly re-
muneratlve iuves meut FOR this road,
for there is no question but what
goodly numb,r OF the 10000 bales Of
cotton handled by Helena annually
would 20 over the road to Memphis,
New Orleans and the East. The great
sawmils OF this plec would also prove
q large source of revenue to the road.
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NIx Thouannd NIIes Of CnrS

The combined tonnage of freight
handled by the rails and waterways in
and out Of st. Louis in the course of
year is very great, but great as it is it
Ia not as much by 5000, coo tons as the
full traffic a'one of the Pennsylvania
system Of railways. The exhibits and
statements of the operation Of the
Pennsylvania for the year 1885 have
not yet been completed, but according
to the official report for 1884 there
were moved ia that year of wood,
coal and coke $4,000, G0OtonS, Giving
each car fourteen tons, which is q
liberal estimate, there were 100000
car loads Allowing thirty-three feet
for each car, we have 3S,000,000 feet,
or over q 200 miles of loaded cars.
Had all the cars been pu. into one
train and STATED to Sau Francisco
from Philadelphia to return via New
York the head of the train would
havs reached New York before the
rear car had passed Though Colum-
bus, o., going West
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NATGONAL, LEAGUE.

NEw York, July 20.--New York, 1 ;
Philadelphia, 2. Elrned runs New
York, 2 Two base hits--GilIespie, |.
Three base hits-Ccnrer, |; Mulvey,
1. Passed balls-O'R burke. Wild
pitChes-Keeiel. First base on balls
New York, 3; Philadelphia, ? First
base hite-New York, s. Philadel-
phia, 2. Errors New York, / Poll
adelphie, 2. Umpire--York.
DETR ut, Mich, July 20-Detrolt,
8; Kansas City, 3. Earned ruus-De.
trot, 1; Kansas City, 1. Three base
hits-Conway, !. Passed balls-Decker,
|. Wild pitches Weldmau, 2. Fist
ba-e on bals-Of Weldmau, B; Bald.
win, 8. First ba @ on errors-DetIoit,
3; KANSAS CITY, /, Struck out-By
Baldwin, 8; by Weldman, L. Base
hits--Detroit, 5; Kansas Citv, 8. Er.
rors-Deuoit, 8; Kansas City, IL.
d uble plays Radford and Moo lee.
ry. Umpire-Harry Chapman.
Chicago, LII, July 2O.-Chicag, ,,
20; 81. Louis, 4. Earned ruus-Cni'
cago. II; st. Louis, |. Home runs
Dunlap, Dalrymple, Arson, Ryan.
Three base hits Dial, ymple, William
SOD, Burns, Cahill. Two base hits
Seery, Arson, Burns, Mccormick,
Base on balls-Chicay 70, 4; st. Louis,
5. First bsse on errors--Chicago, l
ST. Louis, /. Passed balls-Anson, l
Myers, 3. Wild pitches-Ryan, 1
Murphy A. Struck out-St. Louis, 4
DJuble plays-Denny, Dunlap and w,
Quinn. Base hits-Cbicsgo, %; st.
Louis, Z. Errors Chicago, s; st,
Louis 8. Umpire-COnnelly.
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THE TURF.
Tho Chicngo Races.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 20.-Fira Race,
-Three.qnNrtsrs OF mile. Starters
Nelil c., Mss Cleveland, Ira f. Bride,
W throw. When they got to running
they closed up into bunch, Miss
Cleveland and Ira Il, Bride showing ia
front, Thers was no change for half a
mile, when Nellie {. went to the front,
followed by Ira f. Br de. Nellie @.
was not headed, and won easily by a
length; Ira Il. Bride second, a length
in front OF Miss Clevel md, third.
Time-l ;26, Mut1als paid 500 10.
Second Race One and one-ha
mile, Starters: John Sullivan, Liz
zie Dryer and Taxgltherer. Non
starter; Baaconsfeld. Taxgatherer
took the lead at the start. He was
never headed and won by ten lengths
Lizzie Dryer second, twenty lengths
in front OF John Sullivan, third.
Time-2:56 Mutuals paid $l3 go.
Third Race,-Dcexel stake, one mile,
Starters: Ed. Corrigan, @. and g.,
Porter Ashe, Blue Line, Solid Silver,
Non.starters: D,s,uction, LATTE,
King Bob. Solid Silver took the lead,
with Blue Line second. There was no
change to the end, Solid Silver won
easily by six lengths Blue Line second,
Porter Ashe a poor third. Time
l;55. Mutulls pa d $l2 30.
Fourth Rdce.--Three quarter mile
heats. Starters: Cleaner, Alice,
Punka. Nou-stdriers: Hattie Car
Isle.
First Heat Alice made the running
for half mile, where Cleaner went to
the front and won easily by four
lengths; Punk4 second, Alice third.
Time--l:25 Mutuals paid, 81 90
Second Heat AT the end OF the first
quarter Cleaner went 10 the front He
was not headed aud Won easily by "a
length; Alice second, Punbs third.
Time--l:23 Mutuals paid 50 Co.
F1h Race -Hurdle, two miles
Starters: Will Davis Chanliclecr,
Welng'o on, George Mccullough.
wellington led for the first mile, then
win Davis went to the front and held
the lead to the head of the str tel,
whore Chandelier went 10 the front
and won e0sily by three lenRths;
George Mccullough eecond viii Davis
bad third. Time--4;14. MutuaIH
paid $43 80
An extra day tomorrow.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAR ESTATE.

No. $3.50, R. D,-Chancery Court Of Shelby
county State of Tennessee VS.. johanna
Mahoney ct al.
ID SAFE entered in thu above cause on the
29tn day of January, 1886, M. b. 81, page
259, | will sell " publ auction, to tho high.
est bidder, in front of the Clerk and Masters
office, courthouse o. Shelby county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
Saturday, August 81, 1855,
within legal hours, the following deserib,
property, situated in shelby county, Tenn
tO-wit:
East half of lot 81, country lot 496, front
ing 80 feet on the south side o. Madison st.,
2l0 feet west Of orleans street, by depth Of
1857 feet. Sold as property OF johanna Ma
Part Of lot AZ, block 81, fronting 81 feet on
the west side OF Orleans street 63 feet north
of LinHen street by depth OF 80 feet. Sold
81 property Of the BUT City u. and Il. As
Lot s, block 81, frontins SIS feet on the east
81 Of Ruth stree. 4ji feet south of Vance
street by depth # 1917 feet. Sold sprop-
cry Of Samuel j. Scfuggs, Minter Parker
and others.
80 Dunn's tract, f.onting 30 feet on the north
side of Spring street $50 cet east of Brown
street By depth on the west line of go feet
and on the east line of 1893 feet. Sold as
property of Josephine and John Kelly.
GHri OF DO IL d. Dulu btuDNlNlelOnt II uul-
ing 40 feet on the east side OF Manas sas stree
lis feet north of DuBose avenue by depth
of 66 feet. Sold as property OF Robt. Tally
ana others.
Part bl ok 5, Dunn'a subdivision, fronting
IS feet on the west side of Walnut street 256
feet south { the Memphis and Charles on
Railroad and running bacs l5l feet in depth.
Sold as DIT pertv of Joseph Williams.
Part of country lot 493, beginning on the
south side of PiReOnroOst road or Charleston
avenue 40 feet from the northeast corner OF
lot II rdaway's subdivision ) 30 W " feet
to Court street: thence S so Il 90 feet;
thence N 800 r 81 feet 10 the PigeOnrOOst road,
porth 29o " so Ieet 10 the beginning. Sold as
thu property If IL. 0'Neil.
Part of lot As, country lot 5l3, fronting ll8
feet on the west side of Jones avenue north
west corner of feet alley north Of Brad
ford street, Sth ward, by depth Of 2O3 feet.
Sold as the property OF Michael FitZgibbon.
Part of lot 6, Winchester division, 'front.'
ing 25 feet on tho south side of Bass avenue
800 feet west OF Dunlap street, Sth ward, by
depth of go feet. Sold as the property
of W. f. Bsasley.
Terms of Sale-0n credit of six months;
note bearing interest, with security, re-
Quired;. lien retained; redemption barred.
This July 20, 1.S6.
S l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By +. Coleman, Deputy G. and M.
+. Ii. & G. W. Hsi kell, Solicitors.
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AdHicH 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used when children
are cutting teeth. II relieves the little
sufferers at once; it produces natural,
quiet sleep by relieving the child
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very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, relieves wind, regulates the
bowels, and is the best known remedy
for diarrhea, whether arising from
teetbing or other causes. Twenty
five cents bottle.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
A Prominent Farmer Writes

ROBERT STATION, Jones county, Ca, June
20, lSS4-By the recommendation Of the Rev.
Elixir for indigestion, debility and nervous
prostration, having been a great sufferer for
years. and tried all known remedies for
these diseases, all of which failed. Five bot
ties Of Lemon Elixir made new man of me
and restored my strength and energy so that
can attend TO my farm with ali ease and
comfort Refer any one to me.
Your friend, WIN. b EMERSON.
From a PrOmIpen Lady.
have not been able in two years to walk
or stand without sufering great pain. Since
taking DR.. MoEley's Lemon Elixir can
walk half mile without tue least iuconven-
fence. MRS. R. IL. BL0JDW0RTH,
Griffin, Georgia.
Sold bv druggists. so cents and 81 90 per
bottle. Prepared by II. Motley, MD, At
anita, Georgia.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

Memphis at SavaOnah.
atlanta at Macon.
Nashville at Charleston.
Philadelphia Il. New York,
Washing on at Bo. ton.
st. Louis at Oh 'cago.
Kansas City at Detroit.
No American Association games
today.
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At a meeting recently held in Mem
phis, Tenn, it was resolved that call
be made on all ex.CoDfederates, aud
all thoge who feel in accord with the
movement, to contribute of their mite
to the building Of a monument to be
erected to the memory OF our late
chieftain and commander, Gen. N. b.
Forrest. All who wish to subscribe
and have their names emblazoned on
the scroll Of memory, will plea7e call
on, or correspond With, W. W. School
field, treasurer, of Memphis, Tenn.
Let US put our shoulders to the wheel,
and success will soon crown our eff
forts. All papers friendly to this cause
will please publish the above.
W. F. TAYLOR,
@. V. RAMBAUT,
M. @. GALLAWAY,
r, j. BLACK,
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TRANSFERS.

Matte +. Lawrence to Samuel
Hirsch, trustee TO secure the Memphis
Building and Savings Association in
the cum Of S400, lot ;, block 10, west
side Louisiana avenue, Fort Pickering,
24x100 feet.
Meredith Yates to Matte Il. Law
renee, same property as above, for
G200
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COrInth Defeats OkOIOna and Mul.
don
lsrrCiAL no THE ArPEAL.l

l9hi"lAh ." nm AfFhAh'l
CoRTNTH, Miss, July 20.-TOday the
home team crossed bats with COM
bination # Muldon and Oko)ona
players, accompanied by their brass
band. II proved to be a walk over for
.Corinth, md Thou yh, Okoiona is in
the race iertle ch'mpiluahip OF the
state. Score, is to 8, in favor of
COriutb,
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DrummOnd's Natural Leaf.

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original "Drummond's Natural Leaf
tobacco.
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ON ,CHANGE.

THE cost Of the leading labor tIou-
ble5 sinte the outbreak OF the last
strike onthe South western railways is
estimated at $50, 100000.
ADUcB from Havana report that
in consequence OF TIE change OF
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RniItnnd NInn Killed.
lsPEolAL TO THE APPEAL. |

HOME, ARK, July 2O,--James Court
ney, alias Ryan, Memphis man, was
killed here this morning by a freight
tIan on the Kansas City, Springfield
and Memphis Rad He leaves two
children In Mfmnhis
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Is the old reliable trunk manufacturer
of the South, where all good work can
be found at low prices, and repairing
done without delay al No. 3lS Main
street, opposite Peabody Hotel.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
A Good Game Interrupted by Rain

ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 20.-The game
today was closely contested and
abounded in good plays A hard rain
came up at the end Of the fifth inoiag
ard made postponemsnt necessary,
neither side having ecorsd. The fol-
lowing is the official score:
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BDRndFuH'

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And IL stimulates and promote the
growth OF the hair.
RHrnett's Flavoring ETtranta ara the
aA
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Owing TO change of gauge We are now
prepared to contract for present or
future delivery OF Alabama splint coal
at reduced rates.
p. M, PATTERSON 4 co.
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BASEBALL NOTES.

Toy, late of Augusta, has signed
with Oswego
MANAGER PURCELL, OF Atlanta, is
quoted as saving: I'VE will have that
psnnan'. We are now going to play
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Summary: Left on bases-Savan-
rah, l; Memphis, l. Struck out
0'Leary, 8; Smeve, 6. Bases on called
balls-By 0'Lsary, 2. Shreve, ..
Time of game-l hour. Umpie-
Hengle.
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STRAYRD OR STOLEN.

mouse-colored mare mule,
ln about fourteen years old; lame in her
left hind hip; and sorrel mare mule,
about sixteen years old; a wound in each
zhoulder, fresh scar on both legs inside;
Ihrge ridge above the left hind hoof.
! will pay liberal reward on their deliv-
Dry to me.
RH0DA TURNER,
No. SO Market street.
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LOST.

Mold EYE. chain. Lib
III eral reward will be paid for them at
HEXTER'S, 50 Exchange st.
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NISTERNS-Built and repaired and war
" ranted. Inventor OF the Sanitary Port
And Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
Iayer. Telephone 1888. TH0S. CUBBINS.
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PERSONAL.

HENRY OR MICHAEL MILLBR-sons
Ig returning to Cincinnati will inherit prop
1rty from a relative lately deceased. Ad-
tress WIN. WHITE.
23S Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
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STRAYED.
REWARD.

O-SToRY BRICK DWELLINGHOUSE-
n No. IS Exchange street. Inquire at
HIRSCa & GRO AUER, 2S9 Main st.
A FRIEDMAN, 4O6 Front street, pays
~. full value for Secondhand Clothing.
n0G-A large black Newfoundland bitch.
u The finder will be rewarded by return
ing her to No. S6 Exchange street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

P0OMS AND BOARD-Nawly furnished
u rooms, with boat d, at 40 Market street,
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OBJIL Frs and Engines in good order, Ipd
GABhY'S, AIT AZ d ON, Merch't, Men his
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Rx.pprsrnxxr cHKxrKR A. AETHrE
died a his residences in New York o. tus
morning Of the 18th - the result o. :
stroke Of apoplexy caused By . bursting
Hood vessel
rrrvxrAxp. O.. q threatened With :
~,.l famine a the result Of lack OF trans
porsasion facilities. presumably Drousn'
| about ~ u,cuopoiisf;r combination
| Arr< insurance company for norses
| has been organized - New York
1 TINE Indiana Odd-Fellcws I'LL cree. Z
statue and monument 20 Schuyler 1oH.A
n Indianapolis
| Tar Greek Legislative Assembly
dissolved on the 18Th
MANY buildinys we're wrecked am On
man vas killed b. /. cyclone in tn Myo-
ming valley. Pennsylvania. on the i-'n-
APARrs workman created sensation
On th~ 18Th bv firing five ssc-s at the en-
trance to the CHAMBER Of D'pnties-
Hox. A1nxxo HAwLkr. o. Hia-dale. -
" Formerly q member Of the New YORK
I~risl.ture. died at ChiIiicoths, NO., On
the 18Th.
Tax visriol works OF the John l. 1hcmp-
90 rbemie,l compsnv near West Troy
Ivy. we're destroy "a By = cyclone on tne
is:A. =.
II Tax British Government has refa ga tne
| r~oaest or The Scotch crofters thai the NIL
| itarv IL withdrawn from skye
Tur r~~Idencc Of James johnson as
lr...aesvirle. Iri. wss hurnsi On the
-.crr;r- 81 che - h and his two dauzh-
s.r~. Ella and Minnie, perished u shs
. flames
r.r prosecusion of she e7nssabies
!. ~hsr~~d with mur,ier in counectton WIKI
!. she Belfast riots. has been abandoned
p.ra,~x fsrAvvs. charged with the muir
- ~ lane WHEELER. q Cleveland. ~
rrore m aIibi, and was discharged IRON
custody.
J. c,ow IN sbe Fosda Narrow gauge brsnc'
n ~ sh~ " abssh road 10 lows On the 18Th
!. eco Of whcm have dsed from sne1 "
I. jurie<.
II vould remain IN Lcndoa % sns 1iss
"a receive The depatation q snempioye
workmen-
TO persons we're fatally injured a
\. e~v~r,l seriously By : lsni-siids whic
~ esvuck she limited express on the fas
!. handle road - jones' Ferry, p. On y
4. l1sth-
A. eviction process In County Kerr.
~ Ireland. % The 18th. was ressstsd ~ : ms
\. a s~versl hundred psrsonss : number
90 uhom were wounded
r. - Hsddoek murder cass q sios
On | civ. L., she grand jury returned a
- dicsmens for murder against John Aren
IL dora. and for cosspsrscy against y
oshsr psssonA