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Texas and 10. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July Us. w. For
dyce, president of the st. Louie, Ar
kansas and Texas railroad, has re-
turned to this city from New York,
where, he says, all financial business
and the new organization have been
satisfactorily arranged. The contracts
for grading the remainder Of the ln',
for construction Of new bridges and fur
changing that portion of the road al
ready complete to thes Standard guage,
have been made.
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Henderson, 10 AshcyiIIe.

TIE new railroad from Henderson
to Asheville, N. G., will be completed
and in running order by the 10Th in
8 ant. This new road is but twenty
miles long, but extends through
mountainous country, and was most
dflicnh and expensive piece Of ad
to buili. a number of tunnels had to
be excayated aGd cuts made through
hard rocss and bouldeIs. The new
road will connect with the Piedmont
Aic line at Spartanburg.
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Chesapeake and Ohio.

NEW York, July 7.-Comparative
statement of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company for the month Of
May: .
Gross earnings, 1856, 1907, 292 80;
1885, $247,1l2 So; increase, $50, $50 RS
Operating expenses, 1886, $240,-
059 80; 1885, S2O0,003 90; increase,
$40,056 80.
Surplus, 1886, S67,233 81; 1885, $47,-
100 80; increase, $40, l24 10.
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50. Louis AnarehIst Cases Dismissed.

ST. LOUIS, Mo July IA motion 10
dismiss tho case OF the anarchists
charging with unlawful assembly and
indors ng the action of their Chicago
brethren during the hay market not,
was argued this afternoon In the Count
of Criminal Core ction. Judge Noon
an tustsined tho motion to dismis',
holding that there was nothingt 10 show
that the alleged unlawful resolutions
as offered were adopted. 1t would be
impossible TO prove the Chicago
trouble without trying the Chicago
cases over in this city. The pleadines
were unsound and the method OF pre-
senting the pleadings inpracticab'e.
II the resolutions were only
offered and not adopted the
sentiments expressed therein were
merely opinions, and everyone was
entitled TO his opinion in this country.
The government was strong enough
at any rate, and there was no use in
inspiring timidiy by paying atten.
ton to the vspohngs OF q few men who
held peculiar views on social and po.
litical questions. 1t was time enough
to prosecute when they were guilty Of
some overt act.
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from Latrobe, Pa, says: 1t has just
been developed that DR.. J. o. 0kerin,
who committed suicide yesterday, at
tempted to kill a young woman named
Fanny Glaggsr before taking his own
life. Okern quarreled with Miss
GlaVger yesterday and in a moment of
passion drew a revolver and shot her
in the arm. The young woman tainted,
and thinking he hsd killed her, he
turned the weapon to his own head
and sent blu lei through his brain.
The true version of the affair was not
known until today when Miss Glsgger
was compelled TO call in medical aid.
She was not seriou ly injured.
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SIGNS OF WEAKENING.
CONFLICTING STORIES TOLD BY
THE NEGRO JONES
Who Is Suspected OF the Double
Murder Of Paul and
Rosa Justi.

The belief grows stronger every
day that the negro Spencer Jones, at
present confined in the Station
House, knows something about the
murder Of Paul and Rosa JUST. Capt.
0'Elaver, who made the arrest, has al
ways more thsn half believed him
guilty, and Chief Davis, who did NOT
take much stock in it ct once, is
weakening, though neither are fully
convinced as yet. The prisoner made
several statements when first arrested
which have since been emphat.Clll
dispIoven. His statement that he
left Mr.. Elam's farm on the Saturday
before the mu der ard getting drunk
that night hurt himself by falling
aClo's the railroad track, was a lie.
Mr. Elan wss IN town day or two
ago, and said Jones wac Mt his house
oa Monday, and became so much
intoxicated that he grew inso'eat
and he struck him over the eye with n
cun. Jones, wteR confronted with
Mr.. Elam, admitted tho ruth OF HE
statement, aod If he did no. leave
Elsm's until Monday he could not
Lave slept under The sch1olhousa
Sur day night Day beto.e yesterday
Capt 0IIaver Gsk ed him how it hep
pened that the tracks near Jus,i's
window were made with his shoes, if
he did not do the murder. He an
sS, red that he left his SHOES outside
that night aud somebody might have
worn them. Afterwards he raid he
loaned them 10 a man named Charley,
who lived at old man Bob's house,
where he lived. The negro Charley
was arrested Sunday and taken into
Jones's presence. The latter hung
bis head and would not look him in
the face, but persisted in his story.
Chief Davis was thoroughly satisfied
of the mans innocence, however, and
released him. Jones will be held un.
til the evidence against him is thor
oughly sifttd.
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water valley Defeats Grenada.

THFFVTAN ~ TIM NTTtNN'T
WATER VALLEY, Miss, July o.
The Grenada Athletics and the Blues
OF q is place played the most interest
ing game of ball ever seen on these
grounds this evening before an inn
mense and enthusiastic crowd. The
Blues were victor GUS by score of 9
to 3. nine innings. The scores were
made rs follows; Blues-One each in
fii h and seventh, four in eighth; Ath-
letics-Two in first, one each in IF h,
sixth and seventh. The game was
played strictly on it's merits, the UNI
piung of the game givinguniversal sat
istaction. The features of the game
were the good behavior of the crowd
and the battery work OF both teams.
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Ready 10 Accept.
To the Editors Of the Appeal;
MRNpuIs. TENN. in

MEMrHIs, TENN, July 7, 1886.
Lowenstein's Retail Baseball Club
hove organized and are now ready TO
accept challenge from any mercan-
tile club in the city for fIiendl y
game any Saturday afternoon. Below
we give the names of the players and
their positions: Henry Neff, captain ;
Louis II. Cohn, manager; Tatum, p. ;
Boggiano, O.; Correll, So; Miller, LIST
b.; Neh, I'd b.; Curtis, 3D. b.; Kenne-
day, C. (. Gieenwald, |. f.. Shane, r. f..
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As They Cannot Poesibly

make porous plaster having anything like
the medicinal qualities Of Benson's, the
camp TO lowers OF the pharmaceutical pro-
fession produce tons Of worthless plasters,
and give them names which resemble in
PRINT that OF the genuine, and, when care
Cheap John druggists will offer you trash va
riously styled Capsicum," Capsioin, !"
+" Capsicine" or" Capucin" plasters, pre-
faced sometimes with the name "Bent0n's"
or Burton We earnestly caution the
public against the whole tribe of them.
They are absolutely useless as remedies for
disease. To be sure they are cheap, but
plain muslin is cheaper, and just AZ etfioa-
ci0us. Ask for Benson's, watch the spell
ing, and look Tor the Three. Seals trade
mark, and the word "capciues" which is
cut in the center Of the genuine.
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Charleston Forging ts the Front.
IsPKCIAL TO THR APPKALI

CHARLESTON, s. O., July 7.-Charles-
ton won her fifth consecutive game
this afternoon, defeating Chattanooga
by score OF to 8, after an eleven in
ming game. Sullivan and McVey were
the battery for Charleston, and Hart
aud McOlnng for Chattanooga. Base
hits-Uhavleston, 8; Chattanooga, A.
Errors-Charleston, 10; Chattanoo'
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BUSINE SS FAILURES.
Failures at Chicago.

CHICAGO, IL, July THE advance
in wheat caused toe suspension OF
John W. Rumsey, an old member OF
the Board of Trade The size of the
failure cannot yet be learned.
George ElisDn, member Of the
Board Of Trade, failed at II o'clCck
this morning. He was short on oat,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-08

A accommodating party left for Jacl-
son Tuesday to go over the line OF the
proposed extension of the Natchez,
jackson and Columbus railroad to Co.
lumbus. They represent the Cane.
Barnes syndica ts If New York capital
lists, who want to purchase the road.
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Liant Failure nt ~. Louis.

ST.. Louis, Mo, July ~. II, Lewis
IL Co., commission merchan ts, were
forced ID suspend business today on
account of the advance in wheat. The
liabilities are not known, but are sup.
poged TO be light.
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had the least r.gnt 10 ques' ion my
motives. fu ill my duties consciea-
tiously aud to the best of nay ability.
| intend to fill my part of the pro-
Rramme.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-08

Of Wisconsin. Minnesota and Iowa, are hum
dreds of delightful places whero one can pass
mont, and return homo at the end Of tho
heated term completely rojuvenatod, Each
recurring season brings To Oc0nomowoo,
Waukesha, Beaver Dam, Frontenac, Oko-
boil, .Minnetonka, White Bear. and innu-
merablo other charming localities with ro-
mantle names, thousands Of our best people
whose winter homes are on either side OF Ma
son and DixOn's limo. Elegance and COM
fort, at q moderate cost, can BIO readily OBJ
necessary iniorma ion pertaining thereto, Is
being distributed by the CHICAGO, MlLwAU-
EEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY, and will be sent
free upon application by letter TO A. v. III.
Carpenter, Goneial Passet ger Agent, Mill
Waukee, Wis
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Cotton Failurc az New York

New YORK, July 7.-Tho failure Of
w. II. Beede, cotton factor, was an
nouuced this morning in the Cotton
Exchange. He was said to be short
NJ low nricps
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BLOUNT SPRINGS

rs form ally opened, under the new manage
i mont Of A. W, King, Of Columbus, Miss,
assisted bv George W, Duy. This we'll
known Watering place Is directly ON the line
of tho Louisville and Nashville r. r., thirty
three miles north of Birmingham. Hot
Baths and Sulphur Baths q special feature:
These waters are too we'll known TO need
further notice For circulars and further in
formation apply 10 General Manager, A. W.
KING. BOARD reasonable.
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DandruR

Is REMOVED BY THE USE OF coCoABnB,
And it stimulates and promote the
growth Of the hair.
Burnstt's FlavorinR ErtTsota are the
heat
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if they win, then you can write me
down as false prophet and man
without friends"
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1886. OPEN. 1885.
Hurricane Springs

THESE SPRINGS arc situated on Hurricane
Il Crook, frSnklin County, Tennessee, and
upon the western bench OF the Cumberland
Mountains.
THE VALUE OF THE WATER
In Dyspepsia, DiRrrhen, Dysentery
Liver and Kidney Troubles Ia founded
upon actual cures. II Is against these dis
eases ulRt the conquorng influence Of the
water Is directed with perhaps the best sue
cess. II relieves with Certainty and De-
lerity Inflammation and liberation 81 tho
bowels, aud removes all likelihood OF thoir
recurrence.
In dyspepsia, II carries of the accu-
mulated mass Of ecidity.
IN Liver and kluney Complaints tho
water has a specific action. 1t eradcates all
malarinl poison from the system, and "a a
certain specific for all diseases having their
origin In malaria.
send for pamphlets containing analysis,
otc.
-Four daily mails Telegraph or telephone
and express facilities perfect.
MILLER * BRO, Propriot0rs,
or DR.. AMBROSE MORRISON,
Resident Physician,
Hurrican a gnrinpa Tam win 1ullahOma.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-08
NEXT THURSDAY THE DAY
ON WHICH THE COUNTY DEMO.
CRAZY MEETS
To Select the Big Ticket for the
Great August Campaign
Haynes Sticks.

Tho Demcc ATTIC Executive C.mmit
tee met yesterday, with thirteen men,
beers present, and decided to advance
the date Ct holding the convention TO
the 18Th, and IS the APPEAL predicted
two days ago. The primaries will be
held on the day originally announced,
the 18th, which will put but one day
between the primaries and the con
vention. In this way there will ba a
convention ire h from the people, and
ample time will be afforded to smooth
out the wrinkles and get things into
shape for the election of the Demo
cratic ticket by majority VIII oh, If
the right kind OF ticket is nominal.
ed, will be larger thsn ever b fore in
Shelby coun y. Anoh her import n
tovic discussed by the committee
was prOmiscuous negro vo ing at
the primaries. All over the
county there are negroes who
always vote with the Democrats,
but as q rule color is q proof of party
in this neck OF the woods, and it was
the unanimous opinion of those men,
bers Of the committee present at the
nesting that oaly Democrats and
those who asserted a purpose to sup.
port the nominees of the convention
should BE- allowed to vote when dele
gates are selected. The ques ion OF
revising their recommendation regard.
ing the order OF business was dis.
cussed, but no ac.ion was taken That
is matter, however, solely within
the province of he CONVEX ton, which,
it is freely predicted, will disregard
the sugges ion in so far as the Sheriff
is concerned and put him first Instead
of last, as the custom has been FOR
wears past.
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60 20 RulIedge a LRgOmarsinO for
your Plumbing and Gas-R1ttinH
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TAKEN UP.
STRAYEB.

TOLT-Wedns slqy June 30, one bay colt
~ (horse), aged 2 years, short name. about
1879 hands. 2rare built. Return To 275 Vance
DAY MARE MULE-From c. +, Smith,
ID Horn Lake Landing, one bay mare mule,
about eight years old, fifteen hands high;
name recently trimmed. Bring to +. A.
Jones x Co.'s stable and be rewarded.
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FIGHTING FOR DELEGATES.

There are 50 many candidates, and
the offices to be filled arc so important,
that it would be utterly impossible for
any clique of candidates to fix the
delegates in their own interest. In
two OF the wards, the Eighth and
Seventh, the aspect is peculiar. In
the Seventh all of the Democratic
candidates for Attorney General,
Greer, Peters and Weakley reside,
and pride will prompt each one TO try
to carry it. In the Eighth Ward,
Quieley, Winters and Odlum, candi-
dates for County Court Clerk reside,
and there will be at least two distinct
tickets made up with view
entirely to the strength of the
candidates named. The same, or a
similar state of affairs, does not exist
anywhere else in the county, but in
nearly every ward and district there
W II be two or more tickets. AS pc j.
tics go, and as patriotism has gone, it
is to be expected that every fellow will
hustle for himself and viii endeavor
to secure the election of as many dele
gates known to be friendly TO him SIS
possible. The result will be so much
excitement that a representative con-
vention is almost certain to be the re-
suit.
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THE SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
IMPORTANT Meeting TO BE
HELD TODAY All ATLANTA.
which city Shall Succeed Augusta
VIII be the Problem for the
directors 10 solve.

The Columbia Reds having cleaned
out the Athletics, they will try their
hands on the Bluff Citys, who will
likewise share the fate of Al Beers
nine. Game will bs called at $3.50
o'clock p m, Toe following is the bat
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A RuicItIe EnnInInetI

PITTsBURd, Pa. July IA special
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WATERING PLACES.
WHERE TO GO
- FOR -
A SUMMER TRIP

Is a question that can be easily answered af-
tor an examination of he elegant Illustrated
Guide to tho resorts Of Minnesota and Da-
kota, which is now being published by tho
St. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba Rail-
way. Sent free on receipt Of two. cent stamp.
Address Q. IL. WARREN,
General PASSENGER Agent, Sr. PAUL, MINI.
GRAND HOTEL, ALUM SPRINGS,
~ Rockhridgo Co., Va. High up In the
Virginia mountains. Picturesque surround
ings, extensive and beautifully shaded lawn.
Gas, electric bells, and all modern improve
monts. Two daily mails, post. telegraph and
express Offices on tho premises, Table the
very best. Luxuriously furnished roomss
surorb band Of music. Send for illustrated
pamphlet. Charges moderate. Open for Wis
itors, June 18th. Waters. AiuRi, Chaivbeats
and freestone. X. T. WILKINSON Man gr.
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HYGEIA HOTEL.
TERMS for the season of 1885. beginning
l. June LIST, reduced Is to so per cent, but
tho highest standard Of excellence main
tanned.
Send for illustrated descriptive pamphlet
H.. N. PIKE, Manager.
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WANTED.

WASHER AND IRONER--
w At 29S Vance street.
COOK-A white man to cook for eight or
~ ten men. Call on or address
L. l.. KENS,
Clnver Hill Mias.
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AUCTION SALES.
REWARD.
ROOMS AND BOARD

n0G-A larae black Newfoundland bitch.
u TIE finder will be reward ID by return
ing her to No. SO Exchange street.
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THE CRIMINAL JUDGEsHIP

is only second in importance to the
Office of Attorney General. No matter
how good the latter may be, unless he
is heartily supported by the Judge,
his efforts in behalf of law and order
will be futile. 1t needs but word to
convince anyone, however unsophisti-
Gated, that this is true. Both officers
are to be elected for eight years, and
it is therefore as important 10 put q
good man in one as the other. OF all
the long list of candidates who
have 30 far announced them
selves, or who are known to he
sspirants TO the Office, the favo'ites
ap ear to be DuBose and Scruggs. Thu
latter has well balanced legal mind
and sands well at the bar. The
former has az large q personal &C.
quaintance as any man in the county,
enjoys a good practice, has plenty Of
nerve, and spotless record. Duval,
whose ock is quoted high, is a:
straight as a shiugle and has enough
ambition to desire to succeed.
CORONER COLEMAN
who vaa unanimously chosen to nod
the election by the Democratic and
Republican members of the Coun )
Court, is hard at work getting rid Of
the most annoying cases on his docket
in order that he may devote bis time
to the aTduous task before him. Hi;
experience will be of a great deal o.
value in les5enipg the work, but it vii
be heavy, nevertheless. His name
will give a zsst to the campaign thai
could have been given it by the selec
ton OF no other man.
HAYNES WILL HOLD ON.
1t is generally believed that the
effort which a number OF the Rspub'
lican bosses ara making to get Haynes
off their ticket, with the intention o
subs ituting Mr. Harry Hill for him
will be suCcessful. They realize
his weakness, but it is doubtful If he
will ever be alb Q to see it in that light
And whatever else NAV be said OF
him, he is hus Ter and enjoys the
reputation of being the best ward pol
itician in the ranks OF the Republican
party in this county.
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HOUSEKEBPER-An educated, refined
overs house; one who understands the
care of small children, and willing to assist
in homework and sewing; must he very
kind and amiable disposition, about thirty
eight to fOrty-five years old, no children:
must tive very best reference, state salary
expected, which must be light; a good home
to the right one. Address
S. Apneal Office
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DOOM AND BOARD-One we'll furnished
~ front room with board Transient and
day boarders accommodated, at
24S SECOND STREET.
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THE VALUE OF THE WATER
Am0nr tha N0rthern lakes

Resident Physician,
Hurricane Snrings. Tonn.. via TnlIahoma.
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PERSONAL.
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land Cement Pump. Contractor and brick
layer. Telephone 1888. TH0S. CUBBINS.
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HOUSE-A new double tenement house,4
IL rooms on each sides nicely finished;
large yard; in fact, all conveDiences, on
Ross avenue. Good cistern. Apply to Mrs.
II. Quinlan, 1870 Manassas 1t.
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THE TRIBUNE BOOK OF OPEN
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There Is mere CAtsrrh In this section OF
the county than al other diseases put To-
ge,hsr, and until The last few years vAs
supposed 10 DO ineurabIs For : great
many years Doctors pronounced IL local
disease. AID prescribed local remedies.
ADD by constantly failing 10 cure With
local treatment pronounced u incnrsble,
Science has proven Catarrh 10 be : con.
stiiuiional disease. and therefore requires
Z nstitutionAl treatment Halls Catarrh
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Manager Aver Of The vermous Conssrue.
iion compssy. Of 81 AlssnS. hss iasi
closed ooairscs 10 build two iron bridges
on The line Of The Brsstistoro and White
ball read. The bridges are 10 b. Of
standard gauge. and arc 70 cost about
$1,000.