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oHIcAee. August IL.
wheat-Firm; cash 751s; September
1876.
COrn-steady; cash 42sS; September
41l-16.
eats-Quiet: cash 27ss; September
2s1.
Whisky-112.
Pork-Higher; cash 9.C5; September
go; October.
Lard-sironS, higher; cash 7.O5; Sep
lember 7.l21z.
AFTEZSooS.
Boxed meats-Shoulders, 6.S5s< q
g So; short clear, eco q 6.65: short ribs,
6.2s q 6-271S.
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Money Market

Money Market
SKE YoEK, August IL.
Money. 2 d
LAIR
Prime paper, @ ).
Sterling xchange-Quiet. lower &C
toal rates 1-s35< for sixty day bills
Denand-4-Siz 9 4-s45<.
ExTRAoRDIyAEr NASIPULATIoS-
Money on cali averaged to-day. from
81 to 5 per cent. and Was led mp in the
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GILMoRE's NEURALGIA CURE is
q positive cure for Seuralg ~ Inc face.
side and stomach. For ss.e AZ A. ~.
smith a Co p Dru" Store
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WHY WILL YOU SURFER from
Ague and Malaria when GiImofe's Aro-
matte Wine viii cure your For sale at
A. C.Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. s
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Bullion.

NEW YozK, August n.-Bar oliver,
81.
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Rox a,xmoaa

Have reduced the price Of photographs.
All work done by the dry-plate insJantA
neous process. Reduction permanent.
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New YoRK, August 1I.-PetroIeuu
Steady; United closed 6I3..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-05
GERMANY.
The ARMY of flermnnx

BERLIN, December 4.-The debate
on the government bill for the re-.
newal Of the military septenate, or
fixing of the army estimates for a
period of seven years, YVES resumed in
the Reichstag today. The present
ssptenats not expiring until 1888,
and the governments desire being
evidently to take advantage of the
European crisis to secure an increase
in the peace effective force, all the op-
position parties we're expected to dis
cover their attitude towards the pro-
posed measure during he present de-
bate, which is on the first reading.
Herr Windthorsk leader Of the Ger.
ical party, declines, however, to ex-
plicitly commit himself and followers.
In todsy's discussion Herr Wiadthorst
intimated that the vote Of his party
would be given definitely on the last
reading. He added that they had no
objection to having it known in the
meantime that they preferred having
the army estimates made for three
years, however, instead Of for seven,
as proposed by the government.
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From F1RElGN LANDS.
THE CAMPBELL DIVORCE CASE
CONTINUES.
The English Government Determined
to Fight the National League
-Irish Troubles.

LONDON, December On the open
ing of the Campbell divorce case today,
Mr.. Findlay, plsiut ifs counsel, g. ats1
that Lord Campbell believed the test
mony of Amy Wrigh', the nurse, that
Lady Co in was suffering from dis
esse at the me OF her marriage, was
false.
Baker, a groom, in the employ Of
Sir Cnayles Foste', deposed that in
June and July. 1888, he saw L,dy
Colin several times catering the Duke
of Marlborough's house.
Margaret Low, house maid, in the
service of the Duke Of Argyle, testified
10 the lsteness of Lady Collins return
home from her visits to the Dlke of
Marlborough.
A number OF other witnesses were
then called to testify TO the Duke of
Marlborough's visits to Lady Colin.
Justice Butt begged Of counsel not
to prolong the case by the production
OF unnecessary evidence. AT the
present rate, the hearing Of the testi-
mony will last 9 month";" said the
Justice.
Davis, travelling serva Mt, testified
that he watched Lady Campbell in
Paris, and saw her at several hotels
where che received visits from the
Duke of Marlborough.
The hearing was then adj ourned.
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Fire I'M an Opera House

CHICAGO, ILL, December 4.-The
Halstead Street Opera House, at the
corner Of Harrison and Halstead
streets, caught FIRE at $40 O'Clock this
morning. 1t was very large frame
structure and dry as finder. SO quickly
did the flames spread over the build
ing that 1t became necessary to turn
in a second alarm Immediately after
the first one. The fire was coon got
under control, but not before $1,000
damage had been done. EtHsrlg
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MEXICO.
A sapotrea Kings sepuIoher.

PANAMA, November 25.--Adyices
from 0axsCa, Mexico, state that the
sepulcher of a Sapotrea King have
been discovered near there. In 1t
were several Obsidian images, well
sculptured, and an idol Of gold, which
weighed about fifty pounds. In the
same spot were found q skull and
some other bones OF such dimensions
as to prove that the old ruler must
have been a man Of gigantic pro-
horizons,
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The Coercivs Policy Approved

LONDON, December 4-sir Michael
Hicks Beach, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, returned to Dublin to-day in re-
Spouse to hasty summons to attend
a conference of the Lords, Justices
and law officers of the crown. IL is
reported that it was decided at the
conference to prosecute trustees hold
ing tenants rents, and to proclaim all
meetings announced to be held for
the purpose Of encouraging the anti
rent programme. The coerciVe policy
Of the government is approved by
Lord Harrington. The Liberal Union
est conference which meets on Tues
day will be asked to affirm the neces-
sity of indicating the law and the
rights OF property in ireland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-05
CABLEGRAMS,

BERNIE, December 4.-The Swiss AS
sembly has passed the Landsturm
bill.
PARIS, December 4,-The JOorndl
dec De6dts announces that the members
Of the Cabinet will persist in their de-
termination to resign.
RoNK, December 4--King Humbert
has sent to President Cleveland copy
of the edition OF Dante, recently
printed for Victor Emanuel, Italian
Prince Royal.
PARIS, December 4.-The French
transport Ohandernagor, reported
Thursday last lost with 1900 troops
aboard, has arrived safely at the port
OF TouTano, AMMAN.
PARIS, December E-Premier de
Freycinet will today inform the Cham
Der Of Deputies that the French Oabi-
net has resigned and cannot share in
the debate on the budget. qasE2s5
EPARIs, December, 4.-The members
OF the Radical Left, in the Chamber of
Deputies, have unanimously decided
oasa-.E. a''sln- a--ssH.a1.'a'e ~, ~
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IRELAND.
Will Fight ihe National League.

VIII Fight Inc NatIOnaI League.
LONDON, December 4-The Dublin
agent OF the Central NeWs telegrsphs
that the Irish executive, in conse-
quence of the proceedings at yester-
days Cabinet council, is preparing for
a determined struggle sgaint the Irish
National League. The proposed war
fare, the telegram asserts, will include
proclamations all league meetings aud
arrests of prominent anti.rent agits-
tore. The agent adds that he hiss
reason to believe that the seizure OF
United Ireland has also been decided
upon by the government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-05
BULHARIA.

King MILAN Receives the DepuIa-
ttOn.
BELGRADE, December 4 -King Mi
Ian will receive the deputation OF Bull
0arian notables tomorrow. 1t is re-
ported here that the Bulgarian Re-
gency will make overtures to King
Milan to induce him to become can.
didate for the Bulgarian throne, with
a view to arranging union between
Servia, Eastern Roumelia and Bull
garia. ll.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-05
PANAMA.
Worse Than the Pail Mall DiscIOs-
ures.


ures.
PANAMA, November 25.-A PAM
phlet has besn published in Peru
which has created great excitement.
Ierefers to occurrences within the walls
OF the MERGED Monastery, and before
which the Pail Mall Gazette disclos-
ures, the Lima papers say, fade into
insignifcanCe. The statements pub
lished by the Lima press having been
impugned, the writer's content them
selves by answering: The signatures
of authorities respond for us. The
statements Of surgeons corroborste
the facts. and, above all, the names Of
several Deputies to the Chambers are
appended to the charges which have
not been answered.
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Name.

Distribution by Wards-First, g.;
Second, 4; Third, /; Fourth, 81;
Fifth, 1; Sixth, o; Seventh, l; Eighth,
2; Ninth, /; Tenth, 4. City Hospital,
z. Still born, 0. White, IA. Colored,
IL. Total, 20.
y. A. WILLIAMSON,
Secretary Board of Health,
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RulIocn,a PropnnItInn.Es-

OTFfcH on OITIEEss WITER CoNPAYT,1
.spMEMPKIs, TENN, November 96, 1886. !
Memphis, Tenn 80 ulsfts asiq
GTNTLEnEN-We hereby submit for the
consideration OF your honorable body the
following proposition relative 10 the public
and private supply oil water in quantity and
quality oOmmsnsurats with the require
61ls,Ulf y & llIITls
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MEMPHIS DAILY APpEAl--.sUNnAy, DECEMBER s, 1855.

to vote confidence IN toe government.
L. believed that IN 3 incida & will
induce the Cabinet 10 recall its de-
cis.on 10 reign.
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Duny,s European Hotel.

Corner of Adams and Main streets. Rooms.
sos, 75c and 81 per day; American Plan.
81 per day. First class Restaurant in tho
Hotel: }. NJ. DUFFY 40 years with Pea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-05
W. H. MOORE, Secretary.
Mortuarx Report.

Mortality report for the week end.
ing Saturday, December 4, 1885, at 8
o'clock pm:
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Nav sinNnso.

HARRINGTON, STEWART 4 wBJTE,
pROfRiEfORs.
CHAs. &. RorH......... Manager.
Ratio, 81 81 To "a per az, according q ieca.
ton of rUNms.
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Gaston's Hotel.

W. Il. BIN0HAM...........MA pIsER.
European plan. enlarged and returnished.
Prices according TO sise and loca.
finn nf rnnma
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Peabody Hotel.

@. B. GALLOWAY Il co. ......P p soP RIKToRs
Rates 81 so and 80 per day. according to
size and location Of room-Special
mazda pataa
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PriddY HnuKe.

formerly Commercial Hotel,)
Cor. Front and Jefferson SITS, Memphis, Tenn
j, II. PRIDDY, PrOp'r, Of Richmond, We.
Transient rates, 81 so to a. per day
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24
4 nl.hep a..a..lna.ea y ! rrlesa

April 10Th, while the Bishop Of Mad,
rid, Spain, was ascending the steps
leading to the entrance Of the cathe.
dral, he was shot with a revolver BY q
priest standing at the top steps, the
ball entering his abdomen. This was
followed BY another shot which
wounded the Bishop IN the side,
whereupon the wounded man fell on
the steps. The priest then descended
the steps and fired still another shot
which took effect in the Bishops thigh
The Bishop was borne IN an uneon'
scious condition TO the private cham
Der of the cathedral, where the last
sacraments for the dying were admin
istered to him. The priest was ar
rested Being Palm Sunday the ca
thedral was more than usually crowd.
ed by worshippers, and when the fear
full work OF the pliest was fully real
lied furious mob followed the ear
riage in which he was conveyed tc
prison by gendarmas, whose presence
alone prevented his being lynched
The motive for the crime was revenge
The man who fred tbs shots was re-
Gently dismissed from the priesthood
by the Bishop and had fruitlessly
asked to be reinstated.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Prof. James Warren is announced
as the inventor Of a new process Of re-
ducing ores by the and of electricity.
While examining a piece of gold-oear-
ing quartz, the Professor accidentally
let it fall into one of the dynamos,
which was in motion at the time. On
looking for the piece of quartz the
next day, be found it in the dynamo,
and to his surprise the gold IN the
quartz had been melted and had run
to one side Of the rock, forming a
beautiful button. He Immediately
instituted series Of experiments, and
succeeded in evolving a process by
which gold, silver and copper can be
instantly smelted from concentrations
by a powerful electric shock almost
equalling in intensity stroke Of
lightning. The successful application
of this process to other ones, as lead
and antimony, is also expected.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24
i woRD ro w0RKERs.

II your avocations are mentally OF
physically lahorious, if they snhfect
you to exposure in inclement weather,
IL they confne you to the deck, and
are Of nature 10 involve wear and
tear Of brain, and nervous strain, you
may occasion ally require some Tenova
ting tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters is the article tor you, it stimulates
the failing energies, inyigorates the
body and cheers the mind, Itenables
the system to throw of the debilita-
ting effects Of undue fatigue, gives re-
uewed yigor to the organs OF diges-
tion, arouses the liver when inactive.
which 1t very often is with people
whose pursuits are sedentary, renews
the jaded appetite, and encourages
healthiul repose, Its ingredients are
safe, and its credentials, which consist
in the hearty endorsement Of persons
Of every class of society, are most con.
yineing, Admirably is It adapted to
the medical wants of workers,
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Tombstone is just now engaged in
war over the Chinese cheap labor ques-
ton. The Epttaph OF the 1Ith inst,
gives an extended report Of the action
of a meeting of those opposed to the
celestial element, which shows that
those composing the league are not
fratcrnally in accord on the boycott
ting question. The president and
treasurer of the ASSOCIATION asked to
be excused from further official ser
vice, doubtless on account Of extreme
measures being insisted upon. Judge
Robinson made peppery speech and
announced bimself as "the land-grab-
bers terror" and asked his hearers to
''hurl the Epitapb from Tombstone
and sepulchre it, and damn it into the
earth" As the Epitaph came up
smiling the following morning 1t is
presumed that his hearers were not
sufficiently moved, by his energized
twaddle, to undertake the job.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Jack Crawford, the scout has this
to say Of Crook ) policy in the Wush.
ington Hatchet;
"When, in spite ofthe earnest pro.
test Of the people Of the Frontier and
Of many army officers, General Crook
employed a lot of renegade Indian
cut-throatS, relatives Of those already
on the war-path, he committed a gross
military error. On more than one
occasion | have watched these Indian
scouts signaling with fire, smoke and
looking.glasses and warning those who
were out Of the proximity of the Uni
ted States soldiers. In consequence
Of this more than fifty people have
been killed near where / live, but not
a hostile has been injured by either
the scouts or soldiers. The death Of
Captain Crawford is directly due to
the imbecihty Of employing these In.
dams, who are just as Objectionable to
the Mexieans as those openly hostile,
/ know shat Crooks scouts killed Mr.,
and Mrs, Yeater near Deming, and a
great many other people know it
quite as we'll, The scouts had been
discharged and were on their way to
the reservation when they attacked
and killed the Yeaters. There is nc
person informed npon the subject who
does not condemn the Government
methods of dealing with the Apaches,
As you know, have spent most of
my life upon the frontier, and have
seen a great many of its Indian wars
but the effort to subdue the Apaches
surpasses all of them in folly and
criminal cowardice."
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

A Methodist conference, recently IN
session in New York, considered the
labor question and resolved: That
capital and labor should not be es-
tranged Or arr aged against each other.
Labor should be rebuked when it
terrorize capital, and capital must be
denounced when it opPresses labor.
Workingmen have right to organize
labor unions as much as capital has 10
combine in corporations, but society
must condemn trades unions when
they are despotie in their methods and
denouuce corporations for tyrannieal
acts toward the employees. Strikes
are depiored as checks to investment,
hurtful to trade and injurious to
workingmen, but the demands of
workingmen for fair wages and reason.
able hours are approved, and arbitra-
tion Is recommended, The ArJitra,
ton bill before Congress is praised as
stride in the right direction. Re-.
ferring to the condition Of worklngwo-
men, the resolutions recommend that
workwomen's wages be ID and
pay be given to them in the same
ratio as to men.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

The preachers Of Minneapolis have
boycotted Sunday newspapers 1t
would be more in keeping with their
calling and for what they are paid it
they would boycott the devil, instead
of the power that gives them prestige
and name. lfit were not for sec.
ular newspapers they would not be
known beyond the confines Of their
pulpils, aud consequently when i'm
portuning railroad agents for half
fare tickets because I'm minister of
the gospel" they, in all likelihood,
would not be recognized as the rain
bow of the storms Of life, and would
have to pay full fare or patrorizo foot
aud walkers line. Twas just such
an rntolerant spirit as evinced by the
Minneapolis clergy that caused the
enactment Of the blue laws Of Connec-
ticut which prohibited a man from
kissing his wife on Sunday.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Letters were received at Portland
Oregon by the last Chinese mail by
the agents Of Six Companies, stating
an English, German and Chinese syn
dicate had entered into Q contract
with the Mexican Government where
by the syndicate agreed to send &C.,
900 Chinese to Mexico within The
next twelve months. The Mexican
Government agrees to give each China
man twenty acres of land. Sixty left
Portland last week for Mexico, and
others are now preparing to leave.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Tx President Arthur has not been
ont Of the house since January, and
for some time has been confined to bis
bed. President Arthur aged and
changed greatly during his stay in the
White House, and from q stout, ruddy
bon viyant, be lost color and hcsb, and
his hair and beard were almost white
at tile end of bis term. He lived in
the most irregular way with ali his
meals, movable feasts and heavy din
ners and late suppers were the only
ones that be gave serious attention to,
he never went to bed while he could
keep any one up TO talk to, and mid
night and ! O'Clock in the morning
were as gayly set for appointments
and calls as any rational hour.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

VIM. 2 Wheaton, register Of the
land Office at San Francisco, has re-
celYed letter from Commissioner
Sparks, Of the Department Of the In
terror, relative to the lands granted to
the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, and re-
Gently restored to the government by
decision Of Secretary Lamar. The re-
stored lands embrace 100000 acres.
The Register is directed to restore
chem to entry under the pre-emption
and home stead laws at the rate OF
ST. per acre, the price of all even
numbered sections within the 20-mile
Limits of the withdrawal for the A. &
2. R. 4. company; and outside of the
% limits of withdrawal for S. ?, r, r.
to the grant Of the A. & p. r. r., is re-
ducod to $i.25 per acre, but the same
will not be subject to private cash
entry. The forfeited lands will be
subject to location as public lands on
and after May oath next.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Three Of the bribe-taking Aldermen
Of New York have found the Domin-
ion a safe retreat and place of repose
after the tolls Of Office, the papers OF
that city have experienced a change Of
mind with regard to the condition Of
the extraditiou treaty and are clamor.
ing for an extension SO as 10 bring
breaches Of trust generally and par
ticularly bribery within its scope, all
of which furnishes a beautiful exem.
plifcation Of the maxim, "circum-
stances alter cases"
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Archbishop Salponte, of Santa Fe
has issued an enciclical defining the
position of the church toward the
Third Order Of Francis, from which
the brotherhood known as Peuitenties
sprung, and from whose rules they
deyiated According TO the bishops
letter this sodality Is rich in privileges
accorded at different times 10 the past
by the See of Rome, but in the course
Of time the practice Of unauthorized
penances have been introdGced-many
Of which are absolutely contrary to
the laws Of the church-Such, for ex-
ample, as public fagellations, the
carrying Of heavy wooden crosses and
other barbarous practices. The arch.
bishop sOlemnly, in the name Of the
church, and by order of the pope,
rorbids public Aagellation, the carry.
ing of heavy crosses, and such like in-
human practicesi that not the church
alone, but all humanity revoIts at the
spectacle ofmerCiless self-castigations
OF tine person; the order of the peui-
tentes have not conformed to the
spirit of the church, though it was
only through error; their intentions
are good, yet they have sjnned through
unnecessary ignorance; that if they
will now desist from those rellcs of
barbarism and try 10 know the law Of
God and his church and obey it, they
may be sure that they win be more
pleasing to God. The members of the
order being thus authoratively warned
against the abuses, the holy see hopes
the order will be reformed and re-
stored TO its original.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Special officer Gibson, Of the United
States mint claims to have discovered
a plot to rob the mint at Philadelphia,
He says house near the mint was
rented by New York cracksmen, who
intended to tunnel into the yaults
where from $30,oo0,OO0 to $4,000, 900
worth Of precious metal Is stored.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Senator ingalls, has introduced a bill
providing that no person or corpora
ton in this country shall own more
than $40 acres Of land, and that all
land held contrary to this limitation
after three years shall Be forfeited to
the Government, The measure Will
be apt to encounter considerable up
position on tie ground that it offers
only q partial remedy for the evil Of
the unequal distribution ofthis worlds
goods 10 be thorough and consist
ent, II should also stipnlate how many
horses, cattle sheep and other aoines-
tic animals a man may own
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Chairman Hatch, Of the Age tul
tural Committee, makes the alarming
statement that 10000 head of cattle
in this country are aG i,tei with p!eu.
r0.pueumonia. Dr. Swinburue. a
member Of the House from New York
on the other hand, in lists that Nj.
Hatcll's stat,me II is All ted with in
accuracy, and 4 committee OF expert,
il to tell who vs. wrong.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

The House refused, by decided
vote, to suspend the coinage Of SILVER,
which has caused the goldbugs to hang
their neither hip. = The Free Coinage
act has also been given its quietus. 1t
now remains for Congress to see that
the Treasurer is not allowed to dis.
crim;nate against the payment of sill
yer for Government Indebtedness and
in favor of gold.
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

Yice-President Hoxie, Of the Mis-
sour & Pacific road. is more than even
with the strikers, 4 committee Of
the Knights Of Labor who were ap-
pointed to wait upon MIN to arbitrate
matters SO that the Knights OF Labor
could resume work, whereupou Hoxie,
with twinkle Of the eyes and curl Of
the upper lip, politely informed the
committee that there was nonecessity
for arbitration, inasmuch as the road is
fully supplied with men, an therefore,
is in no need of additional help"
Arizona silver belt., 1886-04-24

The Chamber Of Commerce in Lon
don is making preparations to hold an
immense meeting to discuss the silver
question, at which George 2. Goschen,
N. p, win be one of the principal
speakers. An important correspon-
dence upon the subject is now passing
between the chamber Of commerce,
the institute of bankers and the sta
tistical society.