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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

Mr.. BLAINE has reached the point
inevitable with men who talk 100
much. He has grown silly. He talks
nonsense. Fer instance, at Hunting
don, Pa, yesterday, he said the Re-
publican was an American and the
Democra tic foreign party, because
the latter was for tariff reform and the
protection of the poor man from un-
constitutional class legislation, and
the former was for protection and the
robbery of the many to aggrandizs the
few. The Republicans OF Maine
hould recall Blaine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

RvERY Democrat in the Union will
be glad TO learn Of Minister Cox's de-
termination to resign the Turkish
mission and enter political life again.
He is needed in the House of Repre-
sentatives. His admittedly great abil-
tiles and lifetime experience were
never more necessary than now, VIXEN
selfshness seems to be the supreme
incentive to party management and
the personal ambitions of Statesmen
are obtruded to tho injury of the
Democratic party and the best interes s
ofthe country. Mr.. Cox is a pure man,
and is as free from selfshuess as a
man we'll can be.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
WIN Speak at Pittsburg Today.

PIrTsBURG, Pa, Ootober 19.-The
train besriDg the Hon. James G.
Blaine arrived here at 10:45 o'clock
tonight. The party was met at the
depot by the Americus Club and es.
coried to the Hotel Anderson, where
an informal reception was held. His
voice was so husky that he declined
to respond to the calls for speech.
Tomorrow morning he will participate
in the Republican demonstration aud
in the afternoon will address a meet
ing in Exposition Park.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

The reason assigned by railroad
manager Miller, Of Minneapolis, for
not arbitrating the question OF wages
raised by the strikers are specious and
will not holdg good. Every case between
employer and employe must be arbi-
trated upon its merits and without
regard to similar cases in other cities.
Thequestion of wages and time already
discussed by the Knights Of Labor
have been regarded from purely To-
ca basis. The beef and pork packers
Of Kansas City who were working ten
hours day were not influenced by
those Of Chicago who were working
for eight. And 60 it is all over the
country. Wages are regulated by
rents and the cost of living, and not
by the rates that rule in any one
place.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
nemnpd a Re.Arht,ra,ton

CHICAGO, Ill, October l9. = The
Chicago and Alton and Rock Island
roads today notified Commissioner
Midgsly, Ct the Southwestern Railway
Association, that they should demand
a rearbitration Of the pool percentages,
on the ground that the p esent ones
were unfair to their interests. Burling-
ton also filed notice OF withdrawal from
the Southwestern lumber pool. The
two matters will be taken up by the
managers next week,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

The people Of Harrison county, Miss,
are complaining about the strict quar-
antine enforced by the State of Louis-
lara and the upper counties of their
own State. The fact is, this quarantine
should lave been enforced month
ago, and would have bean but for the
false assurances Of the health author.-
ties of Harrison.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

SMITH, sTILLwELI & Co., who are
offering Holst;in-Friesian cattle for
sale here, complain that an editorial
in a recent issue Of the APPEAL is
likely to injure them. In this they are
certainly mistaken. They have been
introduced 10 the Memphis public by
+. A. Jones & Co, most respectable
firm, who are Rguarantee that they are
offering good and true breeds of cattle,
whose pedigrees may be traced upon
the pages Of the American Associa
ton. They have, therefore, nothing
to fear. Upon the authority Of Jones
q Co., they are honest, fair dealing
men who need not fear criticism,
whose business is a legitimate one
and whose statements are entirely re-
liable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
A Farger Canfnreh-

LONDON, October l9.-An American
named Harris, alias 0rson, alias Smith,
etc, has been arrested here on a
charge Of having defrauded Herries,
Farquahar & Co., bankers, out OF
$1,000 by means of forged letter of
credit purporting to have been issued
By the FRS National Bank OF Chi
cage. The prisoner has been re-
manded for trial. He has been identi-
fed by the police as a person impli-
Gated in other frauds.
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Emperor Williams Condition seri-
ms.

BERLIN, October 19.-Reliable pri-
vate adyices from Baden affirm that
the bulletins reportipg Emperor Will.
lam as being in good heath are posi-
lively untrue. According to these ad.
vices, the Emperor is subject 10 daily
attacks OF syncope and prolonged
drowsipess, and recently was in
semi-comstose oond ton for twenty
hours, from which the doctors were
unable to rouse him. His condition ia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
The French Cabinet.

PARIS, October 19.-At today's Cab
met meeting all the Ministers were
present. 1t is thought that M. De-
freycinet will be able to patch
up a temporary truce between
the government and the msjo:-
ity, but the conceusus of political
opinion shows that the present min
istry cannot remain in power long.
NJ. Clemencesu is being uIgad to
abandon wire pulling and assume the
responsibility of Office.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
Shot While Trying to Enter House
Married.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.

HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS, October 49,
Mr., L. d. Fitzpatrick shot and serious
ly wounded a negro named Phillip
Morgan last night at 8 o'clock, who
was trying to force an entrance into
Mr.. Kilpatrick's house. The negro
was ordered away, but not needing
was shot, the ball lodging in his left
breast. Mr.. fitzpatrick surrendered,
and this morning the negro was found
in an cd field almost dead from the
loss OF blood. His recovery is doubt
full. Mr.. Fitzpatrick wss bound over
to the Circuit Court which convenes
again next April, having just ad-
journed this evening after being in
session two weeks.
Mr. r @. Dinkins, Of San Fran
cisco, Cal, was married to Miss Willie
Tunsiall, of this city,'at the Presby.
terian Church, this evening at $50
o'clock. The church was beautifully
decorated for the ceremony. The Rev.
D. @. Rankin officiated.
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Rotten Egged Out Of TOWN.

BATTLE CREHK, MICH, October 49,
O. Eugene Howe, who edit, the Au-
gusta Weekly ReoielU, ten miles west Of
here, was rotten egged aud driven
from The village last evening for i'm
proper conduct. He is married m an
with a family. Today his Office was
closed up by mortgage foreclosure.
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GLADSTONE REINFORCES
HIS STATEMENT OF THEJU STICE
OF IRELAND'S DEMANDS
BY the Additional Testimony Fur.
nished by the Repeated RemOn-
strances of an Oppressed
People.

ST.. PETERSBURG, October I9.-All the
powers, including England, have for
mally assured Russia that they disfa-
Vor Prince Alexsuder's return 10 Bull
garia and will not approve OF his re-
election to the Bu garisn throne.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
ROBERT L. TAYLOR, of Washington.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES PHELAN, of Shelby.
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
HENRY J. LYNN.
j. D. M0NTED0NIC0
W. R. HARRELL.
RALPH DAVIS.
j. W. ALLHN.
W. L. CLAPP.
2. A. 0DLUM.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

On the third page we publish the
particulars of the arrest of Jake Sharp
and his principal lieutenents, together
with several of the "boodle" Alder
men. The Sing Sing penitentiary is
gaping for the whole crowd. They
will get there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
fight with the Burmese InsurSen,s.

RANGooN, October ia large force
OF insurgents attacked Nyingan, in
Burmah, but were Tepulsed by the
garrison. During the conflict small
British column was driven back into
tho town
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speechen n1 Other Points-

At Tyrone City Gen. Beaver and
Mr.. Blaine made brief speeches of
the same tenor as those at the pre-
vious stopping places. At Altoona
the arrival OF the train was siRnalled
by the firing of cannon. The guests
were escorted to the baseball grounds,
where 10000 people, most Of them
workingmen, were gathered. After
speeches by Gen. Beaver and others,
Mr.. Blaine spoke as follows: "I re-
gret that the condition of my voice is
such as to make it difficult for
you TO hear me distinctly, il at all;
but l wish to lodge one idea in tte
minds OF those whom l can reach,
and that is this: The most prospe..
GUS, advanced, intelligent and power
tul free trade country in The world is
Great Britain. The country which
stands most prominent, most power
full, most intelligent under the protec-
tion policy, is the United States.
Twenty-six years ago The Uni ed States
adopted the still existing policy. At
that time the wealth Of Great Britain
was twice as great as that of the
United States. We have run
the race with the free trade Great
Britain Tor a quarter Of a century, and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

aggravated, it is said, by chronic dis
ease of the bladder. 1t is feared that
it will be Impossible, with the utmost
care, to preserve his life for more than
a few months longer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

Death OF the Marquis OF AyIesbury.
LONDON, October 19.-The Marquis
Of Aylesbury is dead. He was rs
years old.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
UphOlds Mr.. GIadNtone's Irish Pol.

LONDON, October l9,-Lord Rose
berry, speaking at Newcastle today,
upheld Mr.. Gladstone's Irish policy,
and eaid that he believed that the
Unionist party would not las. longer
than the present Parliament.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

The people still cling to DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup as the only safe and re-
liable 'emedy for cough, cold, Group,
catanh and consumption. % cents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20

Nine. Nilsson Ill with bronchitis.
LONDON, October l9.-Mme. Chris
tine Nilsson is severely i'll with broA-
chitis Her tour has been sbandonpd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-13
LABOR NOTES.
The Eight Hour Agitation at Chi
caRO.

caEO.
CHICAGO, Ill, April 12.-The Rev.
Louis Osborne delivered a lecture GA
Eight Hours" in Trinity church last
night. True socialism, he said, recog
nized the claims of society as greater
than those of individuals or clans, but
many so-callcd Socialists had no idea
what true socialism meant. Human
arianism must be cultivated in the
hearts and minds of workers and en-
ployers before an eight hour per day
system or anything else could be
made efficient
Mr.. Osborn argued that reduction
of one-fifth in the hours of labor would
necessitate a corresponding increase in
the number of men employed. 1t had
been said of the eight hour a day sys-
tenn that the extra two leisure hours
which the laborers proposed to enjoy,
would be passed in the saloon. This
may be true in some cases." said he,
"but | believe that there is much eX-
aggeration in the charges of drunken
ness among the worEing classes in
this country. Suppress the dude, the
gambler, and the professional beggar,
and one half of the bar-rooms in Chi
cago will close up, while the remain
ing half will do a poor business.
Though some evil would attach itself
to the eight-hour system, it would be
more than oyerbalanced by the good
resulting therefrom."
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when he saw by the rspers the next
morning that the Knigh's were claim
ing victory.
Mr.. Gould added il Mr.. Powderly
would Only stick 70 tho sentiment
which he expressed in.his secret cir
culsr, there would be no trouble about
arbitration, but while the head of the
order puts these labor troubles in a
sensible light, HE Executive Boz I'd
sides with the Tiotous element among
the strikers. The Executive Board
first ordered the Knights to go TO
work, but finding that the men would
not obey them, they turned right
about and ordered the strike to be
continued.
"What will be the outcome OF the
Southwe tern stTikes?"
They will break down through their
own weight. These organizations,
through their boycotts and their
strikes, will make themselves so I'M
popular that puolic opinion will no
longer support them and their power
will be gone"
HoXIEs DAILY REPORT.
The following dispatch was received
at the Office Of the Missouri Pscific
Railroad Company this morning:
ST. LOUIS, April Il. 1886.
Two hundred and eighty-six freight
trains ran Saturday, containing i772
loaded cars, an increase of twenty
seven trains and 676 cars as compared
with same day last year. On Sunday
there were III trains and 300l loaded
cars. Quiet at every place on the
lines. HIN. HOME
Mr.. Jay Gould denied that neg) ia-
tons were pending between himself,
Mr.. Hoxie and Mr. W. 0. Mcdowell.
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TRANSFERS

W. A.. and +. J. Galloway 10 j. S.
Weir ami F. T. Scott, trustees, 10 Sc
cure J. y, Scott in the sum of f1l2 80,
300 acresin the Seventh Civil Dis
trict.
George Weidt to II. Bensdorf, trus-
tee, to secure the German American
Building and Loan Association in the
sum of $1,000, lot IA, block 10, south
east corner of Towards row and
Clinton erect
w. b. Gibson, trustee, to /. Law.
horn, lot 81 Of John Overton's sub
division, Looney and aaxwell streets,
for 1902.
Maria NJ. Franklin to Emanuel
Wolf, part Of original lot No. 500,
south side Of Washington street, be-
tween High and Orleans, for 1880.
II. L. Guion, trustee, to Mrs. J..
Jane Wright, lot on north side Of
Elliott street, 75xlI0 feet, for $50.
@. A. A. COrdes to John Gage, lots
4 5, 6, SO, 81, IS and Sc, w. S. Flip
pins subdivision, fronting on Kerr
and Monsaratt avenues, for 200.
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The BortJett Mwrder Case.

LONDON, April l2.--The case against
Mrs. Ada Bartlett and the Rev. Mr..
Dyson, Methodist clergyman of
Pimico, for the alleged murder of Ed
ward r. Bartlett, the woman's hus-
band, by chloroform, on December
3lst last, was brought up for trial at
the Central Criminal Court to-day.
The courtroom was crowded. The
Crown declined to proceed against Mr..
Dyson because convinced of its in
ability to maintain the indictment
against him, and he was accordingly
discharged. Mrs. Bartlett, pale and
attractive, watched the proceedings
intently. The Acknowledgement in
presenting the case, urged the jury to
refrain from convicting on mere sus-
picion, but to weigh the evidence
carefully and patiently. A number
of witnesses who gave testimony at
the preliminary hearing repeated their
evidence.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery Court. Mcdowell, Judge
calendar. April 10; Cases must be
tried when called, or will be continued.
Court meets at $50 o'clock during
present term: Nos 500, Montgom-
cry VS.. Davis; 500, Sims VS.. Paine
52l1, Harnell vs.. Sandulin ;52l2, Buck
ham VS.. Morgan 52l3, st te VS.. Smith.
52l4, Sirsly VS.. Henengin; 52l9,
Cooney vs.. Lyden; 1921, Hartman VS..
Overton; 5222, Henny VS.. Henry
1925, Collins VS.. State Female College
1926, Dru'y vs. LaFarge; 5231, Smith
VS.. Loagu,; 1892, Griffith vs.. Griffith
1894, She's VS.. Cubbage 523j, Gowling
VS.. came; 1886, Browne VS.. same
5237, Clapp vs.. State National Bank
5239, Caiawba Oil Co. VS.. Milburn
524l, Irrelevant VS.. Boyd 5242, Me-
Cune VS.. Fleming.
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Chief Engineer Arthur nj CIeVe.
land

CLEVELAND, O., April 12.-Chief
Engineer Arthur of the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive Engineers has re-
turned from the seat of trouble in the
Southwest. In an interview he de-
clined-to 60 into the question of the
existing strike, but said; 81 heartily
indorse the sentiment of Mr.. Pow
derby, and il his ideas are carried out
no serious difficulty can occur. l
think the strike will result in the
enoctment of a law by the Knights
which viii effectually prevent any
such trouble in the future. In regard
to the report that am opposed to the
eight-hour law, that is not true. am
in favor of any law that will tend to
promote the welfare of the working
men. There are, however, in my
opinion, large number who would
not profit by the enactment of such
law"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-13
A Detter reeIInn M PnrIs.

PARIS, April l2.-Prices on the
Bouse recovered during the week
under the pacific aspect of affairs in
the East. The arrangements of the
Budget Committee strengthened
French SECURITIES. Three per cent.
rentes rose &c, Tedeemable rentes Sc,
Bank of France 45c, Suez Canal 23f.
Panama Canal shares rose Poe on a re-
port that the government would con-
sent to the issue of the full amount of
the proposed lottery loan.
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strike ON she Canada Pacific

ST. PAUL, MINI, April l2.-The Dis
patch's Winnipeg special says: This
morning 200 Italians assembled at the
Canada Pacific depot to 60 west to work
on the road at II 70 per day, Another
body of men WHO thought the wages
were not large enough, interfered and
prevented them from leaving The
strikers TOOK pos ession Of the cars and
refused admission to the others. Clubs
and stones were freely used and sew
eral were injured seriously. The
police are busy arresting the leaders.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-13
PORTION MISCELLANY.
Hnrnrin.s KcoentrIc KInr.

VIENNA, April 12,-The newspapers
are again devoting a great deal of
space to recording the oddities of King
Ludwig of Bavaria. 1t is stated that
when the Emperor of Austria was re-
Gently in Munich, the capital of Ba-
varia, King Ludwig took no notice Of
him, and the Princes Ludwig and Leo.
pold, the Kings nephews, were COM
PEELED to assume all the responsibility
of entertaining the imperial visitor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-13
EUROPEAN MONEY MARTS.
4 Dull WEEK At LEADING Fl
NANCIAL CENTERS.
King LudWig's RccentricitieS Again
Attracting AttentiOn-The Bart
lett Murder Case.

LONDON, April l2.- Discount was
weak at 3 for three months and la
II for short. On the Stock Exchange
during the week absolute stagnation
prevailed, owing TO the uncertain po-
litical situation. Leading brokers say
they are hardly clearing enough to
pay their clerks. Prices were steady.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-13
PINE BLrFF. ARK.
Marriage Of s4ls= sisverman and
Ar, FhlneF.
SPECIAL TO TUE ApPEAL.I

I9TNNIAH TO Tue AFFFALsT
PINE BLUFF, ARK, April l2.-Mss
Maud, daughter of Judge SIlverman,
was united in marriage to-day to Mr..
j. Fillner Of Fort SIN th, the ceremony
being performed by the Hon. John A.
Williams, Circuit Judge. Only rela-
tives of the family Were presenr. The
party left on the morning train for the
East, and later on will visit Europe.
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FIatat Heriin.

BERLIN, April u. Business on the
Bourse during the week was Hat, ow-
ing to numerous sales and speculative
operations for fall. The prices of
Russian, Hungarian and Italian secur-
tiles were maintained throughout the
week until yesterday, when they de-
clined, closing per cent. lower,
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OFFICE OF THE CouRrER-JoURyAL,

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Limited Business al Frank fort

FRANKFoRT, April l2.-Buslness on
the Bourse during the week was lin
tied but prices were firm until Satur-
day when there was a relapse in
Russian credit, Austrian gold rent and
Hungarian gold rent of ( per cent.
United States funded As closed at 1913.
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Manhood Restored

Manhood, 40, having tried In vain every known
ramndy, has discovered simple me ans Of soli-guFa
shiCh he vii BOr PREH 20 his felloW-suiIoruE
Do -sss J.H.RE LIVES 20 Chatham st.. New R1yk
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Notlce ls nerehY RlYen,

THAT the annual meeting Of the stock
/ holders Of the Chesapeake, Ohio
and Southwestern Railroad Company
for the election Of Directors and
such other business as mag come before the
meeting, will DO held a. the Office Of the
Taxing District OF Shelby County,, Ter n,
on The 9th day Of April, 1850, at Il
o'clock noon Of that day, and that the leHse
frsm that Company 10 the Newport News ang
Mis- issippi Valley Company will be sui
thereto and approval thereof. Trangfa'
books will DO closed from March 18th
April 6, 1885.
BY order OF the President and Board
Dirsctors. ISAAC Il. GATES, Secretary. d
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Is EEMovID BY n 2 res % COCAINE,
And il stimulates md promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnets's ElsYurirg ENtraeis are the
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THE SITUATION ar ST. LOUIS.

East St. Louis without endangering
their personal Eafety.
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FOR SALE AT
b. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.'
Agents for MemphIs. Tenn.

PrOPOsaIs-ImPrOVs Of Hot
NpTiuga Reservations, nrk.
DEPARTMENT or THE lgTRRiORi
Washington, April 8, 1886
GBALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= this Department until u o'clock m, Fri
day, Al ril 81, 1886, for furnishing tho mute
rial and labor required in comp citing the eul
vert, securing hot water springs and laying
certain iron Pipe, In tho impr0y0ment Of
Hot Springs Reservation, at Ho Springs,
Arkansas.
Blank forms Of proposal, specifications
and instructions 10 bidders will be furni he'd
upon application 10 this Department, or to
the Super ntendent Of Hot Springs Rover
walton" at Hot Springs.
III. Il. MULDR0W,
AetfnU ca
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w. NJ. HALDEMAN,
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.

President Of the Great LOUISVILLE COU-
RIER-JOURNAL CO., tellS what
he knows of