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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-06
TIE LAND OF FLOWERS.
A Cosby Letter From Florida
About the cold Weather.

A number OF Memphisns who have
groves in Florida will find the follow
ing extracts from letter received by
a gentleman in this city yesterday
from Tampa quite interesting. The
let er save: "Ihe present weather is,
the most severe, 20 the Oldest inhabi-
tat says, which Tampa has known in
fifty wears. We were ffrId the
orange trees were killed, but they
were not, though most OF the Limbs
and fruit have fallen off. The ground
in my yard is covered with ORANGES
yet a good many remain npon the
trees, though think they will al fall
off. The trees are putting o1t binds
now. One morning during the cold
spell l found the wat in my wash
bowl fro zen 10 q cold Ike, and ice in
tubs o. w.t. r over an inch tlltk,
which remained to for several days.
Icicles alno.t az large as my wrist
aud ever go long burg from
the bot on OF the Gil arms,
or tanks you would call them,
ar d from the docks along the river.
One day we had little fine snow, but
meme Law on the ground. N was
at Palma S)la, and she says tle
Iorches were covered. Bslow there
the boys INDUCED in snowfall, rome
thing quite novel for Florida. Every
body look cd as II they ha gained af
much fiesh as they flready bad, they
wore 80 many clothes. Almost every
lady bal on two or three dresses, and
the men had az many suits. one over
the other. Men who had lived to
good old age without On oveTcou
made Themselves the possessor OF one
in haste"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-06
LORD SALISBURY'S VIEWS
OPINIONS OF THE EX-PREMIER
ON The
Land Question and Government Aid
for Unemployed WOrkingmen-
Dayitt's Speech.

LONDON, February 5.-The Marquis
OF Salisbury to-day received q deputa-
ton Of unemployed woIkmen, who
called to urge upon him the necessi
existing for government help. Lord
Salisbury told the men that he con.
sidered the question they presented
more serious than they imagined. de,
however, Denounced the policy Ia
vogue among foreign governments oil
fostering industries by the granting OF
bounties from the public treasury,
co ling 1t fslee political economy.
He expressed the hope that the elect
ors Of Great Bntiin would give Par
lament the power to influence foreign
governments to abandon such policies.
Concerning the land quetton,
Lord Salisbury said the PROPOSE
ton to help the poor by furnishing
land to reclaim was impiacticable, for
the reason that nobody would invest
capital in the work Of retaining lands
80 long rs the good lands II the coun-
try do not pay. In conclusion, the
ex Premier dee 'ared that statesmen
and Parliament must confront the
question OF low best to solve
tae problem OF relieving the presen t
general distress, which was growing
while the population was increasing.
Governmental support Of private en-.
terprises might be good way to afford
temporary relief, and the promo tion OF
public works might be another. he
would do his utmost 10 contribute 10
a satitf Actory solution OF the problem.
THE ERw GOVERNMENT COMPLETE
The Earl Of Aberdeen, Lord Lieu
tenant of Aberdeenshire, Scotland,
has been appointed Viceroy OF Ire
l,ud. BA-on WolvertoD, ex.Paymas-
ter General, has heen appointed Pay
master General. The new government
Is now completed. All the minor
places are filed.
MR.. CHARLES RUSSELL,
Liberal member for Hackney, the new
Attorney General, in his address re-
ouesting reelection by his constilu.
ert,, procl aims himself in favor oil
allowing Irishmen to deal with Irish
questions on Irish soil, while at the
same time he iavors ma ntaining al
the safeguards OF the supremacy q
the crown. He aiyo,a a "real
unto ,, founded on mutual good will,
which, he says, would be sure to fol-
low the abandonment OF the present
coercive relations between the two
,untries.
MICHAEL DAvITT,
speaking at Holloway tonight, said h'
bt lieved Mr.. Gladstone was the only
English sat sman thbt had the Conr
age and ability to grapple with thu
Irish problem and establish peac'
with EGG and and Ireland. The Pre-
mier, Mr.. Davitt said, had already set
ted the question Of religious inc
quality, and had made an honest o.
tempt to solve the land problem. Iii
failure to deal with the latter qnett Of
was due to the fact that he had no
: gone to the root OF the matter.
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wrecked by q RaiIrOad Train,

TOLEDO, o., February 5.-At Edger..
ton, o., last night sleighing party OF
fourteen pen oas attempted to cross
the track Of the Lake Shore Iailroad in
front Of an approaching freight train.
Seeing that the attempt was likely to
fail, the PARTY was thrown into eonfu-
sion, come endeavoring to hold back
the horses, while others tried to urge
them forward. The locomotive struck
the sltigh, injuTing more or less Sc
yelelV six OF the occupants, one, VIM.
Harked, fatally. The others will re-
cover.
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The Armstrong Case.

ATLANTA, GA, February 5.--Bishop
Beckwith announced the decision OF
the ecclesiastical court in the Arm
strong case this morning. The court
found Armstrong guilty of violating
his ordination vow. He confessed
drinking beer in hotel and visiting
houses cf ill.iame. Although on
laudable mission, II was got setting a
good example to his flock. The pen
atty is I OF more than ten years sus-
pension, but the bishop has no. pro-
nounced the sentence yet.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A whole Family harmed 10 Death
In Their House.

MCGnEeOa, IA February 5.-Albert
Cooley, farmer residing three miles
from here, with his entire family, Goa
sisting Of his wifi, two boys and one
little girl, were all burned to death in
their house last night. Nothing def
mite ia known Ct the horrible affair
except that the children bad been
sick, and the parents had been up
with them during the night. About
morning Cooley took some Goals nom
the stove, placed them in shed adj
Joining the house and then retired.
The shed took fire, and finally burned
the house and family. The house was
a one-Etory log, with an attic.
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T HEREBY warn the public from trading or
i hul ing certain rotes made by me; one
no. OF $500, due Jan. 20, g. one for SlSos
due IN 1885, and one for S2n0, due Sept.
%, 1885. ~, payable 10 the order Of mrt-
l.. Z. Wadswortt. The conditions for which
tho above notes were given not being rom
piled with, refuse to nav them, and here
~ MRS Al FRENZY.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAI-sATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1856

should think unequaled and OF which
l can convey no idea. She told me
that she liked silent, melancholy
men, / answered that / bad no
doukt of e. -
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rrruNIrALs ,,HOOLs

The appearance Of the tramp in the
United States is 3 deplorAble event,
and no practicable means Of relieving
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Memphis, Birmingham and Allan
tic Railroad Extension. f
OPVIcR OF
MEMPHIS, BIRMINGHAM AND ATLANTIC
RAILROAD COMPANY,
NuHnuyg TrNN Ian 10 1S,6

MEMPnIs, TENN., Jan. 80, 1856.
CIEALED PROPOSALS addressed to the
= undersigned and endorsed on the out
side Of the envelope "TENDBR," VIII be
received at this Office unit l2le 'cloct m. on
monday, Februnry no, 1850,
for the Gradu Masonry, Bridging,
Trest es and Cross-Ties for that part of the
Memphis, Birmingt am and Atlantic Rail;
road lying between the Illinois Central and
the Mobile and Ohio Railroads, being about
sixty go miles in length. Prohles and spec
printed forms of tender can be obtained;
Contractors are requested to bear in mind
that tenders will not be considered unless
made strictly in accordance with the printed
forms. This company reserves the right ts
r. ii. TEMPLE, Chief Ensinesr,
Cotton Exchange Building.
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saturday, March 8, 1855,

within legal hours, tho following described
prct erty, situated in Shelby county, TenLes-
SCI Lot I &c. block 10, r W Smiths subdiyi-
sion, 49, by $50 feet on the west side OF Or
leans street, southwest corner Of alley nth
of Sc. Paul street. Sold as property Of NJ.
Z. Myers.
50 feet south of Georgia street, ~ by ll25N
feet, Sold as property Of Thomas Magic.
Lot 80. block Is, east side of Third street,
10th ward, Ably ll2h feet, tho north line be
log "a feet south OF Georgia street. Sold as
property Of Thomas Made
Lot IS, block l, fronting 81 feet on the east
side of Water street, Fort Pickering, ana
running back 60 feet. Sold as property Of
the Oriental Powder Co.
Lot IS, Polk's Subdivision, 80 BY 10 fec Ion
south side Of Georgia street, the west ne be-
ing 800 feet east Of Orleans stress. Sold rs
proPerty Of J; ". Purnell.
Lot 40, block II. east side OF Second street.
"a by 100 feet, % feet north Of Alabama
street, 10th ward.
Lot Il, block Ii, east side Of Second street,
"a by 100, z feet north o., Alabama.
! Lot ~, block IL, cast side of Second street,
| "a by Ito feet, 10th ward.
Lot ls, block II, cast side of Second street,
Lot g, block Il, east side of secsnd,strest;
"a by 100 feet. Sold as property OF Samuel
| Seheibler and others.
Lot %. block II, north side Of Carolina
| street, Is by 100 feet, 20 feet east OF Fourth
street. Sold as property Of Thomas Nelson.
Lot q, block IL. north side Of Car Inns
street, IS BY 100 feet, Is feet east Of Fourth
street. Sold as property Of Thomas Nelfon'
Lot q, block a, south side, Of broadway;
Is BY ITO feet, Is feet east Of alley east oil
Third street, 10th ward.
Terms Of sale-0n a credit Of SIX months;
note with security bearing interest Iequlsee'
lien retained, redemS ton barred. This FEB
| ruafy !, 1886.
S, /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master
By J. NJ. Bradley, DEPUTY Cleyh bastef Z
y. II / G. ". Hsisksll, Solicitors,
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SERIOUS RAIEWAY WRECK.
.ROLLIsION BETWEEN A COUPLE
OF FAST
Passenger Trains at Williamsville,
Ark.-EngIneer aud Fireman OF
Memphis Killed.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, February s.
At 8 o'c'ock this mo ming passenger
train No. 6O3, viii, h left St. Louis at
S 80 o'clock Thursday night, co'lided
al Willismsville, No., eighteen miles
north of Poplar Bluff, VITA the fast
st. Louis passenger train from Mem
phis. The operator at Mill Creek,
a fsw miles from Williamsville, fiiled
to stop the Memphis train, owing to
the signals failing to work, and the
train from st. Louis was going about
eigl teen miles an hour when struck
by the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-06
MEMPHIS TRAIN AT FULL 81 ED.

Both engines went down the en-
bankmeDt about twenty-five feet and
were badly wrecked No damage was
d me to the rest OF the nan. Engineer
Wal zee of the Memphis train and his
fl emaD, name unknown, were instant
" killed. He lived in Memphis. Eu-
gineer Walker OF the St. Lonis train
Jumped from the tfain and was badly
Injured. His fireman, name unknown,
was caught bet Reeu the engine end
tender and crushed to death. Walker
is ftom Aurora IL. Engines were
sent f. ON Poplar Buff aud both, trains
went on, the train from 81. Louis
r, aching Little Rock at $3.50 O'Clock to-
NIGHT.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-06
CHANCERY SALE
Of
REAL H y TATE,

No. 54s4, R. D.-Chnncery Court OF Shelby
couI ty-State Of Ten nessee for its own use,
etc., VS.. Catherine IlOrgan at al.
. sale entered in the above cause on the
oath day Decemb T, 1885, M. b. so, pase
sos, will sell public auction, 70 the high
est bidder, in front o the Clerk and Msstar's
Office, courthouse oI She BY county, Mem
phis, Tenn, on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-06
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RoMNEY, W. Va, Sept IL, 1885.
To Whom it lNay Conccrn:
T HEREBY CERTIFY, That on the ~ tn
l. dam of August | purchased of Mr.. |, II.
c. Pancake merchant Of this place, some Ell
WIZARD cigars. In the small end of one of
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GENERAL ITEMS.

WANTED TO BE PROMOTED" R "
writes to the SIN an anecdote of
Archbishop Gibbons, who is soon to
become a cardinal, as follows:
Archbishop Gibbons was making a
call at the house of friend where
he met an old lady from the country
who was in the habit of addressing a
member of the household as "Major,'
and forgetting herselfevery few min
utes, she called the Archbishop by
that title. After she had repeated it
half a dozen times, the Archbishop
laughingly said:
Madam, | am pretty high up III
the church | think you might make
me colonel"
The two thousand men employed
in the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad company's shops at Reading
Pa, were recently notified that an in
crease in wages in AL departments
would be made on March /. The
ratio of the proposed increase was moi
announced.
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These fine, long heeces, suitable for combirg, bring the highest prices of any of the market wools. The sheep not only produce profitable wool, jbut profitable carcasses of good mutton. The selection and breeding must lie with the farmer. To enable him to do this intelligently he must study the quality of fleece. There is no better time to do this than at shearing time. He must also study the form and quaE ity of the sheep producing this wool. There is no better time for this than immediately alter shearing time. Still another fact, an important one, is the constitution and feeding 4dality oi the sheep. This may be constant study, in which quantity and quality of food andthe power of assimilation thereof must be considered. When you have arrived at fair selection, and are on the upgrade to success, do not sacri- flee your flock because wool happens 10 drop temporarily. The man who sells because an industry is depressed sells low. It is then good time to buy. It is not good time to buy just when boom is eliminating. It is not even good time to buy breed ing stock because there is a boom; but with sheep, boom or no boom, animals that will produce high-priced wools and good carcasses are the sal est.-Stockman and Farmer.
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SUNDAY SMILES.

Mrs. Sungmuch (who is the first guest to arrive, to her hostess)--"And % you expect Mrs. D4sh1 Fine wo man, very fine woman, though, be- tween ourselves. a triAe loud. And really she shouldn't go on as she does with young Mir. Milda, And he, coming. too? Nice fellow, extremely nice fellow, if he does make me think of a monkey every time l look at him. And Miss Jolie1 Lovely girl. Pity she's SO very plain and unpleasantly rude. And Mir. Ri,ewell, the author. Clever man, but horribly conceited. And Mrs. Wood' An, there's a charming old lady. 1 admire her SO much for this reason: You never hear her say a word against anybody. ."-- Harpsr's Bazar.
 li is sad that a McCook man has a nose so rcd that when he opens his eses slowly in the morning he imag ines he sees the ,an rising. Omaha Herald.
 Quite another thing. g.-"Hole on dar, said a colored man, hailing his acquaintance, "does yer cross der street ebery time yer sees me to keep from payin' dat bill1" "No, doesn't" "What den?" "Ter keep from being axed fur it. "-Texas Sift- jngs.
 "What is education1" asks a writer We'll, it is something college gradu- ste thinks he has until he becomes a newspaper man.--Chicago Tribune.
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