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New ORLEANS, February 22-Night-
Arrived and departed; Henry Lourey
aud barges, st. Louis.
WHEELING, February 22.-Noon-
River 8 feet inches on the eauge and
falling. Weather clear and cold.
PITTsBURa; February 20. - Noon
River feet IL inch on tha gauge and
falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, February % Noon 90
r yer falling. with 80 feet inch on
the gauge. Weather Gear; thermom-
eter $50.
LOUISVILLE, F. brusry 22.-Night--
River falling, with IL feet 3 inches in
the canal aud feet inch on the
falls. Weather clear and pleaeant.
EvANsvILlE, February 22.--Night-
River rising, with 33 feet on the gauge.
Weather bright aud spring.like; ther
moneter &c to 45o. Packets in and out
on time. Arrived: Oaio.
CAIRO, February 22.-Noon-River
SO feet inches on the gauge and rising,
Weather clear and cool. Arrived :
Belle Memphis, st. Louis, pm. ;
Dacotah, st. Louis, l am, Buckeye
State, Memphis, 6 am; Annie P. Sill
yer, St. Louis, 10 am. Departed :
Belle Memphis, Vicksburg, IL pm. ;
Dacotah, Ohio river, ! am; City OF
Natchez, st. Louis, z am,
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GEN ERAL EWS.
BUeINEsI fair.

DUEINhb3 ldlT.
WEATHER clear and pleasant.
THE r. S. Hays and barges passed
up Sunday for st Louis.
THE Lee Line packets were in and
out yesterday with fair trips.
The S. L. Wood, with tow of coal,
passed down yesterday evening for
New Orleans.
RECEIPTS by river yesterday: 1897
bales cotton, pa bags seed cotton and
1883 SKIS seed.
THE City of st. Louis passed down
early Sunday morning for New Orleans
with big trip.
THE river here stands twenty-nine
feet on the gauge, a rise Of five-tenths
in the last twenty-iour hours.
CAPT. W. ]. p. DOYLE, No. 8 Msdi-
son street, has been appointed agent
of the White river steamer DeSmet.
THE James W. Gaff, captain John S.
Jones, arrived last evening from Gin
cinnati With 1854 packages miscella-
neous freight f)r this poit and re-
buhho again WIG SVOhAhSs
THE City Of Vicksburg passed down
Sunday morning for Vicksburg. She
discharged here 1900 packages sun
dries and added here forty tons sun
dries and fifty head mules.
TEE little steamer Jennie May sunk
last Saturday thIes miles below Fort
Smith. Water is up to the hurricane
roof and she will doubtless prove q
total loss. Sac was valued at $4,000.
THE Kate Adams arrived Sunday
night from Arkansas CITY with 622
bales OF cotton, 81 bags Of seduction,
1868 sacks Of seed, 20 mules, big lot
Of sundries, and returned again last
evening with good trip.
The Gayoso arrived Sunday from
the upper bend with $50 bales OF cot
ton, SO sacks Of seed, lI2 sacks OF cot
ton.seed meal, 1855 sacks of corn, "a
sacks of peanuts, 1871 head of stock,
70 packages of sundries, and cleared
last evening for the upper bends.
THE Joe Peters arrived last evening
from Arkansas river with $50 bales Of
Gotten, 3 bags of seed.cOt on, 1864
sacks OF seed, 10 head of stock aud 20
packages. She reshipped at Terrene
522 bales of cotton for New Orleans
and returned again this evening.
INSPECTORS 0'REILLY and Young
blood, after onsilering the evidence
in the Natches-Goldman decision,
which occurred January 18th, near
| Natchez have decidad IA foliowa. We
hereby dismiss the charges against the
steamer Natebez, and believe it to be
our duty to report Mr.. Walter AIbo,
pilot of the Carnesl Goldman, to the
United States District Attorney for
violation OF rules 2, 6 and z, pilot
rules for Western rivers, and revoke
the license of Capt. .. d. Shaw ss
master and pilot, for negligence in not
enforcing the above rules and not re-
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Attachment Notice.

Before J. NJ. Coleman, J. r., for Shelby
county, Tenn, W. l.. Conway VS., driuin L
Howard.
In this cause an attachment having bees
sued out under section 1855 of the Code of
Tennessee, and returned LEVIED upon the
ing been made that defendant is indebted
to tho plaintiff in tho sum Of sl7 10, Que By
account, and that the claim Is just, and
that the defendant is a non res dent ef tho
state Of Tennessee, IL Is therefore ordered
that said defendant mako his personal ap
poarauco before me on the lst day of March,
1885, at II o'clock am, at my office, No, "a
Madison street, Memphis, Tom, and de-
iend said attachment suit within ths hme
prescribed by law, or the Same will bo pro-
cooded with eX- rarto; and that copy Of
this order be published once week isv four
weeks in tho DAILY APPEAL.
This the lat day of February, 1885,
tn j. NJ. COLEMAN, j. p
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porting the collision 70 this Office n,
the law directs, in violation OF section
444S, Revised Statutes, and section
IL, rule 5, licensed officers.
New ORLEANS Pioaytins, February
2lst: The st. Louis and Mississippi
Valley transportation Company's
steamer Henry Lourey will leave at
noon tomorrow for St. Louis. The
Lourey passed Delta yesterday morn
ing with four harges containing S7,027
bushels of bulk corn, 1873 sacks #
cotton seed meal, 6S7S sacks of oil
cake and l3, 1913 packages oi miscella-
neous freight. The fale of the ste mt r
Cherokee by the United ST ties Mar
shall took place at noon yesterday and
was attended by a large number Of
ct sambost men. The bidding was be-
tween. Capt. John II. Hanna and
Capt. John j. Brown. Capt. Hanna
first bid $500 and the boat was fiuslly
knocked down to Capt. Blown for
G1R25.
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Groceries.

HAVANA, February % Sugar, owing
to unfavorable news from abroad,
holders were unwilling TO sell at ruling
rates. A small business was transact
ed and the market closed weak. The
weather was warm and rainy. Mo-
lasses sugar, regular to good IOlariza-
ton, 2S74 gold per quintal; musCovs-
do, fair to god refining, 2l24@282l I;
centrifugal, 81 to SO degrees polariza-
tor, in hoeshsads, bags and boxes,
2672@307. Stocks in warehouses at
Havana and Mstsrzls, $500 boxes,
209, 900 bags and 7400 hogsheads. Re-
ceipts for the week, 1900 boxes, 5000
bags aud 27C0 hogsheads. Exports
during the week, $500 boxes, 5000
bsg' aud $500 hogsheads. Bacon,
IL rs gold per cwt.
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Attachments Notice.

Before J. NJ. Coleman, }. p, for Shelby
county, Tenn, f. l.. Warner Va. +. I. Nor-
ris.
In this cause an attachment haying been
sued out under section $3.50 Of the Cod Sf
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
having been made that detendantis indebted
To tho plaintiff In the sum OF 5000, due by
note, aud that tho claim Is just, and that the
defendant is o non resident Of the state Of
Tennessee, 10 10 therefore ordered that said
defendant make hia personal appearance he :
fore mo on tho LIST day Of March, 1850, at
o'clock p. m. ut my office, No. u Madison
street, Memphis, Tenn, and defend aid as
tachment suit within the time prescribed by
law, or the same will be proceeded with OK
lishod ones week for four weeks IN the
DNLY ArrEAL,
This the lst day Of February, 1886.
IN j. Nj, COLEMAN. j P
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Nnn.RnaIhnnf Nniina

No. G037, r. Din the Chancery Court Of
Shelby County, Tennessee Thos. l.. Mar
tin.et al vs. John Hunter Ell al.
IL nppcArirg from the bill sworn 10 in this
cause that the defendants II. W. Reaso and
John X, Hunter are residents of the State of
kentucky and nOn-residents of the State Of
Tennessee;
/, Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, mt the court house
of Shelby county, jn Memphis, Tenn, on or
before the FIRST Monday In March, 1886, and
plead, answer or demur TO cOmplaiuants,
rs 10 them and snt for hearing OK parts; and
that copy of this order DO published once q
week, for four successive weeks, in tho Menu
phis Appeal. This lst day Of February, 1886.
A copy ttcsti
By II +. Walsh, Deputy 9. and NJ. to
Estes q Warmer, sols. for oomplaiaants.
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Attachment Notice.

Before j. NJ. Coleman, j. p, for Shelby
county, Tenn, q. II. Eckerly, use Of T0of,
MoGowau & Co. VS.. Griffin & Howard.
In this cause an attachment ha iins been
aued out under section 1856 Of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied uBon the
properly VI tno my a. my
plaintiff In tho sum of s2S rs, due by judy
mont, and that tho claim Is just, and that
the defendant Is nonresident Of the State
of Tennes, go, II Is therefore ordered that
anco before me on tho lst day of March,
1886, at 10 o'clock am, at my Office, No. ~
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and de-
fend said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
ceedcd with ex-partc; and that u oSpy Of
this order DO published once "a week for four
weeks in the DAILY APPEAL.
This the LIST day of February, 1885.
tn j. NJ COLEMAN, j. P
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Attachment Notice.

Before j. NJ. Coleman, J. p, for shelby
county, Tenn, j. NJ. Manner vs. Charles
Long ana Nj. ". Long.
In this cause nm attachment having beoa
sued out under sootion 1858 Of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property OF the defendant, and affidavit hay
Ing boen made that defendant Is indebted to
the plaintiff in the. sum Of S64 o., due by &C
count, and that the claim Is just, and THAI
tho defendant is nonresident of the State
OF Tennessee, Il IL therefore ordered that
anco before me on tho LIST day of March.
1886, at 10 o'clock am, at my ONCE, No. "
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and de-
tend said attachment suit within the tina
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
ceoded with ox-parte; and that q copy Of
this order be published once week fer IOSS
weeks in the DAILY ApPEAL.
This the LIST day of February, 1885.
tn j. NJ. COLEMAN, J p.
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AlIncIlment NOlioe-

Before J. Nj. Coleman, J. p, for Shelby
county, Tom, Milburn Gin and MaAhino
Company VS.. Joseph Ralston.
In this caugo an attachment having been
sued out under section 1855 of the Code Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property of tho defendant, and affidavit hay-
the plaintiff In tho sum of Sl20 10, due by nc
count, and that tho claim is just, and that
the defendant Is q nonresident OF the State
of Tennessee, IL Is therefore ordered that
onco before me on the 1st day OF March,
1886, Mt IL o'clock m, ut my Office Ne. u
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and de-
iond said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will BIO pro.
coeded with eX-parte and that q copy OF
this order he published once q week fer faur
weeks In che DAILY ArPEAL.
This the LIST day of February, 1870.
q I'm Il N Nnl.RMAA i
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Attnchment Notice,

Before j. M. Coleman, J. p, for Shall
county, Tom, James Jay Smith b Co, v"
". s. Davis q Co. -
In this cause an attachment having beoA
sued out under section 1855 Of the Cede Of
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property OF tho defendant, and affidavit hav-
tho plaintiff in the sum of $40, due by 40
count, and that the claim is Just, and thaA
the defendant is II non -iesdont of the State
Of Tennessee II is therefore ordered that
Raid defendant make his personal appoar-
1885, at ! clock pm, Mt my Office, No. IL
Madison street, Memphis, Tenn, and de-
fond said attachment suit within the time
prescribed by law, or the same will be pro-
coedcd with ex-parte and that % copy Of
this order be published once a week tor f0ur
weeks in tho DAILY APPEAL.
This LIST day OF February, 1895.
NJ tinIINNAN
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
THE CLEARING HOUSE REPORT
YESTERDAY.
Cotton Quiet Both Ofthe Exchanges
Closed on Account OF the
Holiday.

Yesterday being holiday, the ex-
changes were closed, and business on
Change was suspended. Nothing OF
interest occurred in local financial or
trade circles The following exports
were reported:
IMPORTS.
-Four hundred and twenty SKIS bran,
S72 brls beans and peas, Al pkgs but
ter, Is pkgs bacon, 229 pkgs boots and
shoes, l0,lSS bu corn, 5 pkgs cheese,
926 SKIS coffee, 8 cars cotton-seed, 1892
sks cottOn-seed, 80 brls cotton-seed
oil, 100 pkgs dry goods, 20 pkgs eggs,
9l0 brls -four, S26 bales hay, SO pkgs
hats, 263 nd hogs, 80 nd cattle. 2l3
nd horses and mules, 366 pkgs lard,
$500 # lumber, 10 pkgs liquors, 1856
brls meal, IS brls molasses, 2400 bu
oats, 232 brls potatoes, s cars pork
sides and 42S pkgs tobacco.
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GENERAL TRADE.
RreRdatnns.

LONDON, February 22.-The Mark
Lane Express, in its weekly review of
the grain trade, says: Wheats were
freely marketed; values were lower.
The sales of English wheat during the
week were 1857 quarters at 29s I'D
per quarter, against $500 quarters at
32s I'D during the corresponding week
last year. Barleys we're firmer. For
eign wheats we're without feature.
Flour was slow and dragging. Amer
lean maize was Sd dearer. Barleys
and Osts were frmer. One cargo ar
rived, one California cargo was sold
sndtEO cargOes remained, one being
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en- Oregon cargo. Ca-goes on passage
were very firm. To-day trade wss
mesger. Foreign iwheats were firm.
Flour was steadier. American and
Caledonia oats were Sd dearer.
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Nntlcn IL HerehY GlYen.

THAT the annual meeting Of the stock
aud Southwestern Railroad Company
for the election of Directors and
such other business as may come before the
meeting, will be held at tho office Of the
Company, in the city o. Memphis lealled the
on the 0th day OF April, 1850, at IL
O'clock noon Of that day, and that the lease
frsm that Company 70 the Newport, News ana
Mississippi Valley Company Will be suo-
puttcd TO tho stockholders sol their consent
thereto and approval thereof. Transfer
books will he closed from March 10Th 70
April G, 1856. %
DirSetors ISAAC Il. GATES, Secretary.
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Movements of ocean steamers.

QUKENsrowN, February % Arrived {:
Steamer City OF Chester, New York.
LONDON, February 22,-PAssed the
Lizard: Nantes, New Orleans for Ber-
deaux.
PALERMO, February %. - Sailed I:
William Symmington, New Orleans.
BREMEN, February %. - Arrived ::
Cyprus, New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL, February 22.-Arrived :
Nicptn. New Orleans
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

OFFICE SIGNAL sKEyTcx, u. S. A., [
MKNPHIs, TESS., February %, pm.
The following observations are taken
AZ all stations named at T5o meridian time,
which is one hour fasterthan Memphis time.
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Notice of Dissolution.

T1HE firm of r. E. LEE 4 CO, composed
i Of X. n. Lee aud John Reid, has this
day bean dissolved by mutual consent, Mr..
John Reid retiring from the business.. Tho
business Of said firm will be continued
under the same name BY Mr.; X. Il. Leel
who succeeds 10 the same, and assumes all
liabilities aud is authorized 10 collect all
debts due said lats firm, .,
Memphis, Feb. II, 1880. r. y. LEE.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,.
STEAMERS LEAVING

la u law
THIS DAY.
Arkansas River-Jos PE1ERs, pm.
St.FrancisR River. RENE MAoREApY, pm.
White River PARIS C. BRoWS, II n.
Cineinnati.........JANEs W. GAFP, SPIN.
New 0rleans......ANSIE P. SILVER, 4p.m.
WEDNESOA
friars Point. SPIN.
White Riyer.......CHIcKAsAw, SPIN.
0sceola. ....... DIAN ADAMS, 5 pm.
THURSDAY.
Arkansas City. KATE ADAMS, pm.
Tiptony ille....... GAYOso, pm.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The Cotton Exchange was c'osed
yesterday and no kilograms were re-
ceived from any point. The following
isthe daily local cotton statement:
COTTON STATEMENT.
MENPHIs Fehruary %. 1896
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JOHN H. NORTON
8 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn,
DEALER IN
STOCKS AND BONDS

RB-COrrespOndenc nee solicited. InfOr-
nation ebeeFfnIIy furnished. va
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WANTED Agents., ~ Men RRE and c MGnSPE.
pIpLP - introduction By Rev. j. Il. Vim
rHnt. n d. One agent has sold IS in q town
az ia people; one rs in village Of 7si; one
nsV, apent IS in 10 days; one 26S in success
siye weeks; one 40 in 3 days at two different
''"'''' CAsSELL h co. n'HH,
10 Dearborn street, ChlcagO~
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BosToN, MASS, February 90 The fol-
lowing table, compiled from special dis
patches to the Post from the managers
of the lead ng clearinghouse of the
United State', shows the gross bank
exchanges at each point for the week
ending February 2Cth, in comparison
with the corresponding week Of 1885:
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FINANCE.

Money in good demand at 8 per cent.
The clearinghouse reportisasf follows:
CIaarinOa RaIancea
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
EDITOR STOREY'S LAST WILL TALID.

THE CHICAGO TIMES" THE PROPERTY OF HIS
wIDow-MOTION FOR AN APPEAL.
CHICAGO, Feb. lSpeciaA.-Judge Rogers, In
Circuit Court to-day, ordered that the last will of
Wilbur f. Storey, drafted aud signed in February 1881
be admitted to probate In reviewing the testimony he
said "We have remarkable fact here that the three
subscribing witnesses to the will to the insanity
of Wilbur f. Storey ut the time he signed this WILL Al
the trial before Judge Knckcrbocker the evidence was
confined to these three persons. Other evidence was
admitted this trial which is conclusive as to Mr.
Storeys sanity prior and after the signing of this will
as TO render review Of their testimony unnecessary
As to the question OF undue influence 1t must be be-
eved from evidence that the charge has not been
proved" .
The will gives to Mrs. Eureka G. Storey, the widow
The Times newspaper and nearly all the remainder OF
the estate The of Mrs Storey In the after
the decision OF to-day is about follows no appeal
s taken after the oyerrung of the motion for new
trial. then produce bonds in the necessary sum-
10 through the iOrnalcs required by law in probate
matters and enter into the administration OF the prop
erty, including The Times as tie Will provides Ii an
appeal s taken pending the decision the matter VIII
rest Is In status quo, and the paper Will reman as
now In the hands of "a SEWER The question as TO the
appeal viii be decided probably on Thursday OF this
uyAa
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
SPIRITED BOWL F3Hr AMONG STUDENTS

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. (Specidh. The an
nua bowl fight between the students OF the University
of Pennsylvania took place this afternoon IN ha college
grounds There was almost foot Of snow on the bound
aries The bowl furnished by the sophOmores and
f. W. Mlmtord selected bowl-man. Time was
called at 2:30 anu for fifteen minutes the sides, each
thirty strong pued and dragged each other through
the snow until all thoroughly soaked. Mumford
was ably defended and when time called after the
first bout he raised from the ground and placed
the shoulders OF his fellows and trumphanty carried to
ularters After hreen minutes rest the fight re-
suncd The tug OF lasted nearly an hour and when
the professor called it found that the bowl was
intact had safely guarded. The classes par
tcipatng 'Ss, Captain Il. j. Rutter and 'S9 Cap
tain George W. Pepper DR. J. William White Oiicia ed
as referee and gave the fight to 50.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.

MONTREAL, Feb. 9 tSpeciaA.-A letter has
been received here from prominent man AT Battle
ford considered he well informed the state
OF affairs in the Northwest, which states that every
thing points another rebellion In the spring. and that
the presence Of 1000 troops at the present moment
would not have the effect OF preventing one. The
Indians are at present restless and excited They have
little nothing to eat and think they might as well die
there fighting for their rights as from starvation.
The case OF Irvine against The S for libel took place
place to-day before Il special jury The plaintiff who
was member OF the Nautilus crew, complained that he
had been liDclled by tho publication OF para
graph, for which he asked $1,000 damages. The
jury awarded the plaintiff $50 damages.
CAMPBELLTowS, N b., Feb. 9.-Dr. Wakeham, com
missoned by the Government 10 aid the chairman OF
the Bonaventure County Relief Committee In dstribut-
ing the roef gwen by tho Governnehtihas arrived at
Paspeblac from Gdspe He reports that the distress IL
between Perce and Bonaventure but Is greatest at
Newport Grand River Nouvelic, Paspebac ana New
Carlisle Many families have not tasted bread for
weeks and many families now actually without n
mouthfulto eat SO far $1,000 has been gien by each
Government federal and local, which Will be evenly
divided between the two counties, Bonaventurc and
Gaspe.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-10
ing. England is asleep but when the state Of
archy In Ireland shall have become ntolorabls she will
awake and do rs she has done before.
HARMONY RESTORED IN GALWAY.
NIR. LYNCH RE1IREs AS AN OPPOSITION NATION
ALIST CANDIDATE

AL1ST CANDIDATE.
DUBLIN, Feb 9.-Great interest was felt here
TO the outcome of the split In the Nationalist party in
the support OF candidates for the Parliamentary
seat in Galway Mr. Parnell arrived here last evening
and to-day started for Galway to take part the
vass of his nominee. Mr.. O'shea. He accompanied
by Messrs. Thomas Power OConnor, Kelly, Sexton.
Deasy and Campbell, Members of Parliament. Fifty
Irish Members of Parliament signed appeal to the
electors of Galway asking them to uphold Mr. Parnells
nominee.
Mr. Parnell was asked before he left Dubln in regard
TO the disagreement the nomination OF Mr. OShea.
he said he did not attach Importance to the incident
and had fear that it would cause permanent differ
ence among the members Of his party II the party had
desired TO hold conference TO consider the Galway
trouble he woud willingly have consented 10 adjust the
matter in that way lie anticipated that he could easily
smooth the threatened spit In such manner that Mr.
Heay would be restored to his position in the party,
while. at the time, Mr. OShea would be returned
to Parliament to fill the vacancy occasioned by Mr.
OCOnnOr's electlng to sit for Liverpool.
When MessrS. Paruel OCOnnOr and O'Brien arrived
at Galway to-day hey met by mob who jOstleG
the irish leaders and cried To hell with OShea and
Parnell." Mr.. Healy, who had arrived some time
previously hurried to the and pushing his way
through the crowd would break the head Of any
man who dared 10 insult Mr.. Parne. This restored or
der for the time.
During the general meeting held to take action the
canvass. Nj. Lynch the opposition candidate made
speech in which he SAID that Mr. Parne had acted like
traitor to Galway In importing Captain OShea AS the
Parliamentary candidate OF the city, when II had plenty
Of good native material tLynoh added that although
Pdrnell u great man ireland had made him. Ihes c
remarks stirred the factions present into wild excite
mcnt.
Mr.. Parnell then invited Mr.. Lynch quiet talk
and the conversation not long over before Mr.
Lynch announced that he had decided ut Mr. Parnefs
request to withdraw from the Galway contest