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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
ON CHANGE.

CLOSING prices of November options
at Chicago yesterday: Pork, S. IS.
Lard, So 77!. Clear RIB sides, Sc 10.
Corn, 37Bc. Wheat, 74ac. Oats, 25Bc.
VISITORS on 'Chaupe Yesterday; Y.
NJ. Riz.r, Franklin, Tenn; j. X. Bell,
Liverpool; L Lucy, Helena, Ark, !;
o. B. Crittenden, Gaines Landing;
A. V. Peace field Stormville, Mus. /;
d. r. Scott, New Orleans.
A NUMBER of Front street merchar Is
have BEEN severely bit en- by the
heavy decline in lard. They were in
du .ed to bny by one OF Armour's bull
circulars. They haven't got as much
money now as they had before, but
they've got heap of experience.
THE amount Of wheat and flour now
in transit TO Europe, together with the
aible supply of wheat in the United
States and Canada, is estimated at 90
796, 43l bushels, against 5S,633,S93
bushels year ago; and of corn, 49,
275 79l bushels, against S.732,6l9
bushels
If the present cotton crop does not
realize good prices the South will be
largely t. blame. Advices from New
York indicate that the South is "bear-
ish" and that the bulk of the short
sales are made for Sonthern account.
II ia hard to understand bow anyone
having the welfare Of Southern plant
ers at heart can deliberately join in a
movement whose ultimate end must
mean disaster to those he desires to
serve. II the speculative fever can 30
influence well meaning men as to in
duce them to jeopardize the interests
of their neighbor in order TO effect a
personal gain it is time for the strong
arm of public opinion to intervene aud
check such methods of acquiring
wealth. Legislation against future
speculation has been tried and proven
ineffective. 1t is high time to resort
to other methods. . s-rs.,...,
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BROTHERS AT BOLIVAR.
THE TOWN GOES WILD WITH
ENTHUSIASM.
Programme Mapped Ont by Grand
Marshal Vaughan-LOcal PO-
litical Notes.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPRAL.I

GRAND JUNCTION, TENN, October O.
The Candidates came from Jacks IN to
Bolivar on the morning train, aud
were met by citizens and entertained
by Capt. A. T. mcNea. There was
reception at the hotel till noon, when
about 1000 citizens assembled in the
courthouse yard, where they had
erected and decorated fine stand, and
there the debste was lis
tened to with intense interest.
Many of the leading citizsns pro
nourcld the debate as the finest ever
heard here, and each was highly ap-
plauded by his adhslents. The ar
rangements and order have not been
excelled during the canvass, and both
brothers were treated alike by all.
Capt. A. T. MCNeal, Demccr4t t,
introduced Atm baudsome style, who
proceeded to make mes. effective
speech, by far the best made by him
during the campaign, and he evident
" realized the force he threw into his
effort, and his friends were delighted
with him ard his spsech. He de-
voted about haIf bis time to The tariff
and educational questions. He ad
vauced no special new feature, but
was most clear and forcible, and had
moIe freedom.
Bob was introduced by the Hon. j..
A. Manson, late Speaker of the II use,
and he warmed up with his subject
and soon Lad his audience well in
hand, aud swayed them at will. His
utteranc were given with an ardor
rarely witnessed. He referred 10 their
being the banner county of the Dem.
ccracy of Tennessee, and they sll
shouted still louder.
Different prominent men Of both
parties said 10 me thai Bob's srraign-
ment OF the Republican party was the
alb est and most eloquent array Of
facts and arguments they ever heard
from the stump. They each had re
j inders sparkling with wit, humor
snd foe points, and Bob was quite
ielic tous in response for a fl raj
tribute, which called forth en- husa :
tic applause, and the large crowd ct
ladies ware delighted and the mes.
rap'uous of all.
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Speaking az CoVingtOn.

A REPORT in full of Mr.. James
Phelau's speech at Covington ye.ter-
day will ba found on the second page.
He spoke for more than two hours aud
was listened 10 sttentivily through
out, heartily indors d and generously
applGuded. He impressed every one
with his thorough knowledge of the
subj ect and bis ability and statesman
chip. Mr.. Phelau is extremely popular
with the people OF Upton aud WITH the
farming population ne has especially
en- deartd himself by his simplicity of
character, courteous manners snd en-
tire want of sffeCtation His elect on
is assured beyond doubt if the
hearty support of the sold Democ-
racy of old Upton can secure that end.
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Another Account.
Especial TO THE APPEAL. |

IbFEOlAL ~ The ArFhAb'l
BOLIVAR, Tenn, October 2.--The
candidates for Governor arrived in
this town from Jackson early this
mornlng
By II o'clock 2OOO or 5000 people
from all parts of the county had come
in town to hear ALT and Bob Discus
the political topics Of the day. BIB
was the first to speak. He was intro
duced by Capt. McNea'. His speech
was strong and convincir G, and
often abounded with eloquent flights
His Indictment and ventilation
Of the rot en- record OF the Republican
party was powerful and had spit ndid
effect upon the audience. He de-
nounced the existing war tariff in
strong and unmeasured terms. In
brief, he showed up the corruption of
the Republican perty with telling ei-
feet. Alter his speech, every man you
met was for Bob Taylor.
All was intro duced by Capt. Nc
Neal. His speech, IS usual, was in
the same line as all his former ones,
1t was almost wholly confined to the
discussion OF the Blair bill and the
tariff. ALI is becoming hacked, as be
is now in section OF the State where
he has but few sympathiz ere. The
candidates go from here to Covington,
where they speak next Monday.
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The Taylor Reception.

The following programme for the
reception of the Hon. r. l.. Taylor on
TUESDAY next has been arranged by
the committee in charge:
The procession will form at II o'clock
m. on Second sreet, with the front
opposite the east gate Of Court Square,
and in the following order:
l. Moun'ed policemen.
2. Arnold's Band.
3. Carriage drawn by four horses
and occupied by the Hous. D. p. Had
den, James NJ. Greer and Harry NJ.
Hill.
A. Carriage for the Committee of
Escort.
5. Carriage for the reporters accom-
panying Mr.. Taylor.
6. Carriage for reporters of the city
press
Z. Carriage containir g the officers Of
the State and County Democratic Elk.
ecutve Committees.
8. Carriage containing the presi-
dents Of the Merchants and Cotton
Exchanges.
8. Carriage containing county Of
fcials.
10. Carriage containing Messrs.
Looney, Galloway, Heating and Doak.
IL. Mounted horsemen,
II. Citizens IN carriages and buggies.
10. Citizens on foot.
The proc ssion will move out Sec
ond streetto the crossing OF the Chess-
peake, Ohio aud Southwestern rail-
road, there meeting the train, when
Mr.. Taylor will be welcomed in a
speech by the Hon. James M. Greer.
1t will then form and the line Of
march will be as follows:
Fiom the crossing Of the 'Chesa-
peske, Ohio and Southwestern rail-
road down Second street to Auction;
thence west on Auct on to Main;
thence down Main street to the Pea
body Hotel, where the candidate for
Governor will be introduced in q
speech by the Hon. Harry M. Hill.
Speaking on the bluff will com
mence promptly at 1880 o'clock p. m.
The ladies are especially invited to at
tend. Seats will be provided for at
least 1000, aud the best OF order will
be preserved. Mr.. Taylor will be
escorted from the Peabody Hotel to
the speakers stand by the Merchants
Z)uavep, with Capt. Deffry in COM
mand.
The seats in the center Of the stand
will be reserved for the reporters, pub
lie officials, and Executive Committee
men of each party. The seats at
either end of the stand will be for the
ladies and their escorts,
The deputy marshals will provide
themselves with blue sash and white
rosette. ALI participating in the pro-
cesson ara requested to wear a
white rose or roset!s in the lapel OF
Their coat
All deputy mor5hsls will report
promptly ut 11:30 o'clock sharp, on
Tuesday morning, at east gaze OF
Court Square. All Democrats, white
aud coloied, are respectfully invited to
part Cipate in all the ceremonies. The
citizens on foot will )in the procession
on the rsturn march opposite the
Courthouse.
The following gentlemen have been
appointed assistant malshals, who will
act as an escort to the Hon. r. i, Tay.
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Lord Randolph Churchill Talks.

LONDON, October 2.-Lord Randolph
Churchill, speaking at hartford to-
night, said the House OF Commons
was the slave Of the caprice
of Radicals and Parnellites; it
was imperative to provide sim
pie end effective means OF closing
debates. IfIteland followed the al
vice of agilators ouch action would
lead to further repression, but Irish
commerce had begun to improve, and
with the present good harvest the peo-
PIE Of Ireland m gnt anticipate bright
er times. With regard to afIails in
Bulgaria, be said it ives impossible to
foreshadow the outcome, but he still
hoped peaceful settlement would be
effected, and England ought to sup
port Austria in her difficulty.
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ABERDEEN, MISS.
Death Of an HonOred Citizen-S p
pointed Indian Agent-Butter.
ESPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.


ABERDEEN, Mics, October 2.-For
forty years few men have been more
prominent in this part of Mississippi
in social, businets end religious cir
cles than Capt. Columbus Love. He
occupied a p ace in the front rail of
honored citizenship. He was stricken
with paralysis few days ago and died
yesterday evening. HIS remains were
buried from the Baptist Church at
O'Clock p m. today. The funeral serv-
icfs were conducted by the Rev DR..
B semap, of Meridian, and the Rev.
A. j. Miller, OF the church here. The
stores and shops were closed during
the funeral services and business was
suspended.
The Aberdeen creamery received au
order for 400 pounds OF butter from
Montgomery, Ala.
Mr.. w. d. Walton has been APP
pointed InCian Agent at Mission AGen-
cy, in San Bernardino county, Cal,
aud will leave at once for his new field
Of ahnr
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The Zouaves in Line.

The Merchants z )usves have ten
dered their services TO escort the Hon.
Robt. Taylor Tuesday night, and they
have been accepted They will renort
at the Polics Station for duty at 6 80
o'clock Tuesday night. The boys are
putting forth every effort to make a
cred:tab'e fist public appearance ?.
They are rspidly becoming a first
clsss company, and will try and capt
ure a prize at Washington next spring.
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CHRISTIAN ENTERPRISE.
A New Church 90 BE Built in Fort
Pickering.

Several years since, during the pas
toiate OF DIR, Rowan, the Central Bap-
tist Church b gan a Mission Sunday
School in South Memphis, aud has
continued it ever since. Within the
past two years this work has been I'M
der the leadership of Mr.. S. j. Bolton,
a deacon of the Central Church, and
has greatly p ospered. Two years ago
the Baptists incorpora' ed City Mis-
sion Board, and this board has pur-
chased and paid for very eligible lot
on Third street, near Jackson. Upon
this lot there is now in process of
erection a beautiful, convenient and
comfortable house of worship, which
will be completed before Christmas.
This church will be three. fourths OF a
mile from any other place of worship,
and is in tie center of an intelligent
population Of 5000 or 1000 peo-
pc. 1t will be seen at once that
this is a work deserving praise. The
religious community Of South Mem
phis are enthusiastic over the enter
prise and are contributing freely TO its
success. The Baptist Mission Board
have located in this field to take
charge of this work thoroughly
educated and gifted Young preacher
in the pc son Of the Rev. ]. II. Snow.
He is an enterprising, go ahead min
lister, and has already gathered a
congregation too large to be accommo-
dated in the hall over Miller's store.
The corner stone Of the church will
be laid with appropriate ceremonies
next Thursday. IL is to be known as
Rowan Mission Chapel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
JOHN SHERMAN AT LOUISVILLE.
He Opens the State Campaign for
the Repu Olicans.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 2.-Sena-
tor John sherman, by invitation of
the Republican State Executive Com
mittee, srlived here this afternoon
and open ed the Congressional cam.
paign for the Republicans. He was
rendered a public reception at the
Gait House in the early afternoon,
and Afterwards participated in the
ceremonies of the laying of the co.,
ner stone OF Louisville's rev Custom
house. He was then driven over the
city and shown the places of interest,
At night the Liederkrarz Hall wa,
packed from gallery to s,sge with an
enthusiastic audience. Mr.. Sherman
was anplauded throughout his adj
dress. In closing his address, referring
to the political contest in this d strict
between the Hoas A. G. Caiuth and
A S. Willis for the Democratic nOmi-
nation, Mr.. Sherman advised the Dem
ocrats to compromise aud settle their
differences by voting for the Republi-
can nominee, Augustus Wileon,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
The Advance Guard.

G. s.. John, secretary to the Hon.
Rotert TAYLOR, aud correspondent of
the New York Herald and Knoxville
Tibune; Col. J. 0. Griffi h, OF the Nash
vile Union; Col. Tom Baker, repre-
sentative of the Republican press, and
]. A. Cunningham, of the Nashville
American, arrived last night on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad and
will remain over Sunday in the city
The balance of the parry will arrive
Tuesday. The brothers speak at Gov
ineton Monday.
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Returned 90 London,

LONDON, October Sir Michael
Hicks Beach, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, he's returned to London. 1t is
stated thai his experience in Ireland
has convinced HIM that exceptional
measures will be necessary to main
tain order in the country before 1887.
1t is further ssid that the Conservative
memb srs Of Parliament will be mott
fed that their presence at the Novem.
bar session Of Parliament will be
necessary, in view of the recommenda-
tons to be- made by the government
respecting Ireland.
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The Russian Press on Tisza's speech

ST.. PETERSBURG, OCtohtr 2.-The
spsech made by Prime Minister I'll "a
in the Hungarian Parliament, es.
pecially those portions rsla ing to the
indep endence of the Balkan States
and Austria's determination to pre-
vent the establishment OF pro'ec-
torate over Bulgaria by any single
foreign power, has cal ed fllth many
expressions of disapproval firm the
Russian pras'.
The NopOe Vrenlyd accuses Herr
Tisza of wishing to csptiyate the sym
palhies of the rulers OF the Balkan
States 80 az to use them as a cover to
wsge war sgaius the jus. and modeIae
demands OF Russia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03
IxREM ER'S

Have D werd to say in regard to Hats.
KREMER'S are Par Excellence the hat
entire Southwest, Now, II you want The
Correct London or Paris Shape Of the
present time we will sell you one for g. 81.
If our American Style will suit you, we
will sell you an excellent one Of Real
Felt or Real Fur Felt at 81 p. We are
simply able to Annihilate any proposed
competition for trade. Now, again, If
you wantthe Correct Shane in Wool Felt,
we will sell 1t to you at 75c, but we have
limo to sell you NJ 4Sc.
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The state of eiegs Continued.

ST.. PETERSBURG, October 2.-The
state Of siege, which has been main
tanned in Russia since the assassina-
ton of the Gar, Alexander II, has by
an imperial decree been continued in
ten provinces, including s.. Peters
burg, Moscow. five Districts Of Tau
rida, Saratoff, RcstoH, Odessa, Tagan-
reg, Kersch, Sc bastopol and Nicolaieff.
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robncco Injured Badly by Frost

NASHVILLE, Tenn, October 2.-Tele-
grams to the american from the prin-
cipal tobacco growing counties in the
State say that last nights frost dam
aged the outstanding tobacco crop
from 80 to so per cent. Ga an average
only about one half the crop had been
housed.
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Another Dangerous Cave In.

Nav ORLEANS, La, October IA
special 10 the Picdyuae from Plaque
nine says: Another cave in OF the
river bank occurred here this evening
at the head of Court street frontiug
the center of the town. 1t looks now
ss if the whole town front was
doomed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03

sE MOdeatly, hut Firmly. We Would
Call Your Attention 10 the Fol-
LOWING Lines of Fiue DEess Fab
RIGS, which challenge tho Amer
lean Market to Produce Their
Equal ia Va ue, style and L fleet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03

Tor in the procession: l. n. Snowden,
Simon w. Green, W. B. Doan, Gilbert
Raine, James f. Hunter, C@3 ar Wealth
erford, Alfred S. Jones and w. A.
Gage, who will please notify the grand
marshal whether they can accept or
not. BY order of
A. j. VAUGHN, Grand Marshal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-03

BERLIN, October 2.-The German
press makes favorable but guarded
com raents on the speech OF Premier
Tisza on the Bulgarian question in the
lower house of the Huugaiiln Paris
ment last Thuridsy, bur makes lite
I. ference to the Austro-Huugarian al.
lance with Germany.
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FIRST LINE.

ALL WOOL, SOC per yard, mbrncing 52-inch
English Royal Serges, Four ColOra. Rich
Heavy GoOds. AZ INCH WIDE WOOL
SERGES in 5 Shades ~ INCH EN-
GLISH CHEVI0TN, for Tailor Suits,
Four Illuminated Mixtures.
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THE BULGARIAN MIDDLE.
ENGLAND TO STAND by AUS.
TRIA'S DECLARATION.
Churchill in Favor OF Further Op
preston for Ireland, and So
Is Hicks.Beach.

SOFIA, October 2-The reply of Bull
gaia to Russia's demands has been
delivered In il Bulgaria accepts the
Czlr's terms, provided the indepsnd-
ence of Bulgaria is formally guarau-
teed,
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LOCAL RELIGIOUS NEWS.
Young Mems Christian Association
Grace Church.

All member of the Young Mems
Christian Association are requested to
be present at the regular monthly
business meeting tomorrow evening
at 7:30 o'clock, at the hall, No. POS
Main street. Committees will make
their reports, applications for men,
bsrship will be received, and all bust
ness transacted. Friends invited.
Gospel service this evening at A
o'clock. Young mems meeting Tues
day evening at 1880 o'clock.
SERVICES AT GRACE CHURCH.
Religious services will be resumed
in Grace Church this morning at IL
o'clock, DR.. Patterson having returned
from his recent vacation. Capt.
Samuel Carnes has made a gift Of a
furnace to tbs church, which is now
being placed in position,
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"HE saw before him the Gladiator
die" Yes, and he woldn't, perhaps,
if there had only been sensible man
to rub him we'll with Salvation Oil.
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THIRD LINE.

81 90 PER YARD, all Extra Fine, Heavy,
Rich Qualities, 5i-Ineh Euglish Wide
Wool serge, Striped Cameis Hair Serges
and Checked IailOrngs.
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DIED.

MONTEDoNIC0-HUG infant son of Jo-
seph d. an Annie Montedonico, died Sat
urday, October ID, at 1880 O'Clock IN.
Funeral from residence on Union avenue,
Monday, October lth, at 10 o'clock am.
Friends and acquaiRtances invited to attend.
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SECOND LINE.

EXTRA FINEST ALL wool, 75c per yard.
46 Inch Diagona, All Wool Faille, Five
New ColorinRs-the Newest and Prettiest
Material for Stylish Wear.
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HAVE prescribs cd TonRaIine in two
cases Of periodic headache of a neural
gic character, and in both instances
with entire success. l think that il
will do all that you claim for it, and
more.
7. c. MILLER, MD, Dayton, Ark.
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KREMER

win exhibit on MONDAY 10000 FANCY
FEATHERS at 23c, worth 81 90 BEAO-
TIEUL BIRD and HAT ORNAMENTS
ut 81 so.
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KREMER'S CLOAKS

HAVE BEEN the talk Of the town. Rich
and reckless in assoItuent-and .profu;
sion. The very choicest productions Of
Pingat, Worth and Jourdan Aubrey
grace our counters. We have the stock,
and we are selling them. THIS WEEK
KREMER'S Magnificent Wraps will be
on exhibition. Come to headquarters
and let tho correct garment.
A LINE OF JACKETS for immediate wear
at e6b0. JACKETS are STYLISH and
PROPER. Get one at KREMEn'S. You
will look we'll in It.
LIGHT WEIGHT WRAPS for Fall At Great
Bargains. WRAPS of the hind we have
especially suitable for you. You can buy
them cheap only from KREMEh'S.
WE HAVE some Wonderful Bargains in
CHILDREN'S CL0AKS. FINE ONES.
Exceptional in QUALITY and DESIGN.
These are only to be found Mt KREM ER'S
Prices wi astonish you for lowness.
KREMER'S HANDSOME WRAPS are sim
ply superb. Get one, and consequently
be happy and we'll satisfied with yourself.
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KREMER' $
PRONOUNCED
GREAT I!
Assortment, and Above All. Price
for gu NIity.

~ Never Before in Our History, or
In the Annals of Our city, nave
We Been Enabled TO Offer such
COmpIeten 10 Our Patrons.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-28
RAILWAY WEATHER BUREAU
To He Established by the Union Pa
cific Railroad.

CHICAGO, Ill, November 27.-The
Union Pacific has completed arrange
ments to establish weather service
over its entire system, similar 10 that
in use by the Federal Government.
There are to be thirty-two stations.
Nine will be FIST class stations,
equipped with iull set of observing
instruments. There will be nine
second clsts stations. Two observa-
tons will BE- made each day, at 4
o'clock a N. and p m. and reported to
headquarters al Omaha. Trains viii be
equipped and operated according to
the weather reports. These reports
will aid materially in the cate ship
mett OF i've stock and peri liable
goods. The officer to be in charge Of
the Union Pacific weather system is
Lieut.. joe. P. Powell, Of the Govern
ment Signal Service, His falsry
ia to he psid BY the govern
ment. AL other expenses wi be
borne by the railroad company. This
is the fret sttemp at rsiiway me eofo-
logical service, aud will probably be
generally adop ed. The Chicsg) and
Northwestern and the Central Pacific
have been invited to cooperate with
the Union Pacific, 70 as to make a
through railway weather service be-
tween San Frsncisco aud Chicago.