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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
SICKENING CALAMITY.
Seven Men Roasted Alive in Burn.
ing shRnty.

WILLfAasPoRT, Pa, September 2 -
Word has been received here of a
s:cken'ng calamity which tccurred
about midnight last night, eight miles
and halt above Jonestown, on the
line Of The Williamsport and North
Branch railroad, whsre a large num-
Der Of Hungarian laborers are en-
poyed on an extension of the rad.
A sbalty, in which ov,r twenty Of
these men lodged, caught FIRE last
night I ON the ovt rturang OF stove
while Tire men were asleep. Sixt zen
men slept on the second fl or. Those
on the first fl DOR, and on the second
floor bat seven, succeeded in getting
out The Others were left to their
fave and were roast d alive in
the burning shanty. Their chaTrsd
remains were afterwards found in the
ruins. This men who e capped WEI e 80
panic st icken thai they made no
efforts to save their companions. The
remains OF the sHven dead were re-
moved to Jonestown to await the q :
rival of the Coroner from LiPorts
The names Of the vic ims bava not yet
been received. A Hungarian named
hinski ives murdered and his b dy
hidden under sbanty on the same
railroad at Elk Lick. A shor; time
since, when the shsniy was terra down,
portions OF human remains We're found
and quantity OF bloody ttaw. The
men who occupied the shanty have
disappe Jred.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04

himself TO judge what the interest
OF Russia and the East may re-
quire. This is threatening as
well as insolent, and shows that the
situation is serious indeed. The
Cars letter aud the Russian press
speak OF Bulgaria as being sorely tried
and reduced to a wretched condition,
anarchy prevailing. In the meantime
the Bulgarian people enthusiastically
welcome their prince back sgajn, aad
ars peaceful and orderly, the Russian
SCENTS and paid adherents alone threat
ening trouble. 1t is the lamb troubling
the water the wolf was drinking over
again. There is tax Of an alliance
between Turkey, Roumanis, Servis
and Bulgaria in defensive league
against Russia. Such an alliance would
include a population OF more than To-
100000 people and 100000 troops out
side OF the reserves. But 30 bold a
measure is hardly consistent with the
tame spirit Turkey has shown.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
MEMPHIS DAILY ApPEAL--sATURDAY. SEPTEMBER T. 1886

discredited ct the State and Navy De-
partments. Such force FIR such a
purpose, IL is sa:d, would be a prodigsl
waists OF means. Very likely British
sqadron is on lie way, as is usual this
time OF the year,to those waters. For
merly the squadron summered 10 the
West Indies, but the danger from
yellow fever led 10 the custom OF
making the summer rendezvous ia
northern waters, az is the case with
our own vessels. II such is thu feet,
1t is believed to have no international
significance. The negotiations be-
tween this government and Great
Britain with respect to the three mile
limit, whether from hsaoland tt head
laud, or following the sinuos'ties OF The
coast, and to other details OF the fish
cry question, aye progressing, slowly,
to b., sure, but with entire cordially.
Thev have been somewhat re'arded
by the changes Of 6 government in Great
Britain, ana tbs necessity OF starti ng
ia aoew with sutc sssive administra-
tioug
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
The eubernatorIaI Canvas..

The Dem ocratic and Republican
Committees have agreed upon the fol-
lowing list appointments for Messrp.
Robert and Alfred Taylor, candidates
OF their iespec i've parties for Cover
nor of Tennessee:
Madison, Thursday, September OH.
Athens, Friday, September 10th.
Cleveland, Saturday September 18th.
Dayton, Monday, September 18th.
Jasper, Tuei dav, September l4th.
Tulahoma, Wednesday, Septem-
Der 10th.
McMinnviile, Thursday, septem-
Der 10 h.
Shelbyville, Friday, September 18th.
Woodbury., Saturday, Sept mbsr
18th.
Murfreesboro, Monday, September
20tn.
Franklin, Toesday, September 2lst.
Columbia, Wednesday, September
22d.
Lewisbu'g, Thursday, September
23d.
Fayetteville, Friday, September "a h.
Pulaski, Saturday, Sepemb 18th.
Llwrenceburg, Monday, Ssptemb r
81 b.
Waynssboro, Tuesday, September
2Sth.
Savanna, Wednesday, September
goth.
Purdy, Thursday, September Both.
Jackson, Friday, o sober Ikt.
Bolivar, Saturday, October I'd.
Bemuhis, Monday, OF bsr 4tb.
At Dight-Covington, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 9th.
Ripley, Wednesday, October 0 h,
Dytrsburg, Thursday, October 9TH.
Union City, Friday, October 9Th.
Trenton, Saturday, October 9th.
Somervllle, Monday, October l1tb.
Brow nsvile, Tuesday, October 18th.
Paris, Wednesday, October 18th.
Huntington, 1huraday, DC ober l4th.
Dre,den, Friday, October 18th.
Centerville, eatu day. October 10th.
At night-Na.hville, Moaday, Octo-
Der 18th.
Gallatin, Tuesday, October 10, b.
Lebanon, Wednesday, October goth.
Clsrksville, Thursday, October 2lsf.
At nilht-Obat'a noog', F iday, 0c-
tober 22d
Benton, Saturday, 0ctobsr esd.
Rogtrsville, Friday, October ooh,
Joncsboro, Saturday, Octt Der S0tb.
Blouniville, Monday, November lat.
r, L. Taylor clone will fill the fol-
lowing:
Maryyille, October Goth.
Clinton, Tuesday, October Goth.
cambridge, Wednesday, ! October 9Th.
Greenville. Thuuday, October 2S h.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
IMPENDING WAR.

As was expected, the situat on in
Bulgaria has become more grave LOW
Alexander has resumed authority.
So grave that Paris dispatch says:
at Is feared that war will entus un-
less Prince Bismarck intervenes." II
the author zed press Of Germany may
be relied upon, there is lite probable.
ity Of such intervention. The North
German Gazette states that unless Ger
many declared war sgainst Russia,
mere protest from her would be re-
scented by Russia, and war would be
likely to follow. Also, that an Ultra
montane or Liberal policy would be
imminently dangerous to Germany.
German papers have also declared
that Germany has no reason 10 trouble
itself about Bulgaria, as 1t Is not con-
cerned in Its sffairs. As our cotton
trade is largely foreign, and as Liv.
erpool fixes the price Of It, Mem
phis is deeply concerned in events
which threstsn to disarranee the ops-
rations Of commerce. The European
markets are much agitated at the com.
plexion OF events, and the London
correspondent OF the New York Herald
telegraphs that "a great war may be
imminent" This probability is height
ened by the correspondence between
Alexander Of Bulgaria and the Car
published in the APPEAL yesterday,
Alexander wrote to the Gar letter
seeking 10 placate that monaich, and
going 50 far as to say that he received
his crown from Russia and was ready
TO surrender 1t II required. The Cars
reply was arrogant in the extreme
He says: II cannot approve OF your
.sL1rn to Bulgaria" and declares that
Alexander must decide on his own
course, while be should reserve to
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
WASHINGTON NOTES
OrIntereai 10 Importers.

WASHINGTON, September The
Tr' asury Department has issued the
following circular to Collectors and
others:
On and after January lat next, the
prat tice heretofore existing in tue de-
partment's instructions OF October II,
1873, Of permitting parties who pre-
sent themselves with invoices and bills
Of lading Endorsed to them by the par
ties named therein, or in blank to
make entries in their own names as
owners, and also Of permitting entry
by parties who appear to have been
the real purchasers abroad, but to
whom the merchandise was not cen
sigued by the bill Of lading, will be
discontinued, and entries will only be
received from paltits in whose name
the merchandise 10 consigned in the
bill Of lsoipg, or who appear TO be the
rightiul h Ulcers OF bills OF lading drawn
"to order" Articles 297 and 29S Of
the regulations will be considered &c
modft accordingly. Entr'es by ex.
ecutors and administrators OF deceased
perons, or the assignees Ct insolvents,
as provided in section 2s4S, r. s., will
not be considered ss affected by tbi:
circular.
Q. S. FAIRcHILD, Acting Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
AT SARANAC INN,
Return of President Cleveland and
His Party.

SARANAo Inn, N. Y, September 8. -
After an absence OF four days, Presi-
dent Cleveland and party re'urDed to
saranac toni Iht. Tney had a most
enjoyable time on the uppar lakes.
Each man had snot his deer, and
everybody IVES exceedingly plea ,ant
Proprietor D-niel w. Riddle aban-
doned the business OF managing hia
hotel lorg enough to take cba'ge of
the 81 CINE of the launch Nellie and
run her down the lake to SweeDey's
Carry, where the Presidents par y
were taken aboard. 1t ives dusk when
the Nellie w8s sighted turning the
point of diy land. In the afternoon
some OF the guests at the hotel had
made arrspgemen fjr the firing of a
Presidential salute on tie arrival of
Mr.. Cleveland. After a long consul
talon it WIS decided thst such ga.
Lutte consisted 10 the firing Of twenty
one guns aud the dipping OF the
American flag three times. This
salute ives accordingly given as the
Nellie nearcd the landing, Winchester
rifles being substituted for smooth
bore cannons and a hotel clerk
FIR a sailor at the hal
yards. Mrs. Cleveland and her
mother, Mrs. Folsom, enjoyed daring
their absence an experience such as
had never been theirs before. They
Rad been transported icto the he"rt Of
the wilderness In small bca's, aud had
lived for three days at Pliny Robbins,
a celebrated retreat on Little Upper
lake, frequented by t1oee who rough
it for the love of huntiug. In reach
ing that spot, long carry, many
miles in an open boat bad to be over
come. A heavy storm overt ok the
par ty and they were well drenched al
the end OF the first d.y's jour.
nsy in the wilderness. The
following day. which Yves Tue-day
saw them at Phys, and the day tel
that the pack OF hounds v as 10 ?sened
President Cleveland took his s'Hnd or
Round p nd, Henry W, Brown O.
Philadelphia was Stationed at Olesl
Pond, DR.. Ward took the runaway al
the rapids OF Little Clear ct am, wbi't
Csl. Belo of the Galveston NelOS got 6
station on Two Islsnd bay GA the EiI
Upper. Mr. Cleve and shot his dee
through the neck. He proved to b,
a fine, fst buck, fou
pronged buck, 50 called from
tDe spread of his antleIs. The hea3
and autlers will ia time adorn tn
walls of the Presidents cour try ,at
near Washing on. Mr.. Cleveland wa
much p eased with his good luck, an'
he laughed and received the con0r4tu
lations of his friends. Tonight tn
President listened With estonishmen
and sincere regret to the newspap
accounts of the ruin and suffering a
Charlesion. which were read II him
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
A whack at Mr.. Peel

The Pail Mall Gazette says that the
scenes in the lobby and in the cham
Der of tne House of Commons last
evening during the closing debate on
the proposed am sndmeDt to the adj
dress in reply 10 the Queens speech
form the leading pic Of conversation
smong politicians in London today
Abiding to Speaker Peers very sharp
aud summary rulings, the Gazette say 4
the general impression is that Mr.
Peel was testy because suffering from
i'll health, and that there is no ground
for supposing that he YVES &C ing in
collision with the government, Of
pursuing predetermined course o.
Of t on in calling tho members to order
in such a peremptory style.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
THE SITUATION AT BILOXI.
Two Additional Cases of Sickness
shotgun QuaFAH tine.

Biloxi, Miss, September S.-Two OF
three cases OF sickness rave occurred
here today, but none Of them, n, OF
those previously existing, Is tousidered
serious or alarming. Ds. McCaleb,
Bradford and Montrcss, OF the County
Board of Health, were on the ground
and participated In the measures taken
to MAINTAIN thorough isolation OF the
infect, d point.
The health au hoii lee Of Mississippi
City, having refused to declare OUR
antioe against Biloxi, thu citizens be-
cane indignant aad e b ished a shot
gun quarantine on their own responds
bility. A schooner from Biloxi, with
a cargo of shiimps for New Orleans
landed tonight, but che was ordered
away by a committee of citizens.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
A sigh, shock An California

GRASS VALLEY, CAL, September g.
A sharp shock OF earthquake was felt
here at IL o'clock last night.
MERGED, CAL, September 9,-A
slight shock OF earthquake was ex-
peTienced here last night.
RENO, NEv., September Sat $3.50
o'clock this morning a slight shock OF
earthquake, passing from south to
north, was felt here. Twenty feconds
la'er a second shock, almost imper-
cep.ible, occurred.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
AsaauIted by ais Insane son.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, September g.
Robert A. Todd, aged 70 years, a
prominent hui der OF this city, was
viciously assaulted this morning by an
insane son named Robe t, aged SO
years, and 50 badly iojured internally
that his recovery is doubtful. The in.
furialed y uug man was formerly a
railroad engineer and was incarcerated
in an asylum in an interior Illinois
town, from which he escaped several
days ego.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
C.s. FAIRcHILD. Acting Secretary,
A Boom at tho PhiIadclphIn Mint.

WASHINGTON, September 3. - The
Philadelphia Mint is now overwhelm-
cd with work. In addition t. cleaning
up the minor bsse coins at the rate of
$4,000 tath week, and keeping up
with tie demand for dimes, the iegu-
lar monthly purchase OF silver bullion
must be coined. lis estimated that
s., 100000 worth OF bullion will coin
2,S0G,000 silver dollars. The employees
at tie mint are now working from s
O'Clock a.m, to midnight every week
1gv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
British Grain Trade

LIVERPOOL, September ga leading
grain circular says; The wheat trade
Is very q m but inactive. Prices OF
f. reign whit at are well supported. En-
Rhsh is irregular in quality and condi-
ton and at times cheaper. Ths dc.
mand Tor cargots is fair and holders
are very firm. at today's market the
attendance was moderately good.
There was fair demand for wheat,
while graders were at times I'd higher
other kinds commanded extreme
Rates. Flour was quiet aud un.
changed. Com was less freely offered
there was a good inquiry and prices
advanced Id.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
In Favor OF Home Rule for IreIand,

DUBLIN, September 3.-Mrs. 7. D..
Sullivan, wife of the Lord Mayor Of
Dublin, and a deputatiou OF Irish
ladies will go to hawsrden on Sep
TENDER 2lst to pre'ent to Mr.. Glad
stone slmammoLh declaration in favor
Of home rule in Ireland. TIE d Gu.
meut bears the signatures OF 100000
Irish women.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
In enc Denr ola nnra.

We differ in creed and politics, but
we are a unit all the same on the de.
sirableness OF fine head Of hair. Il
you mourn the loss OF this blessing
aud ornament, a bottle or two o.
Parker's Hair Balsam will make you
look as you did in the dear old days
1t is worth trying. The only standard
so cents article for the hair,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES,
FAiImren for thn WeelI

NEW York, September 3.-The bus
ne:I failures occurring throughout the
country during the last ssvsn dayR, as
reported to r. g. Dun x Co, number
for the United States 1866 aud for Gam
ada "a, or total Of 100, as compared
with a total OF 2Ol lat week, aud 1856
the week previous to the lat. The
Western and Pac f., States furnish
neerly half the casualties reported in
this country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
WILD EXCITEMENT
over Frighiful Epidemic in Cooke
GOuntY, Tenn.
ESPECIAL TO raE ApPRAL.l

TbPkUIAL TO THE AFFkAL'I
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Septemb: n 3.
The little village OF Parrottsville, in
Clcke county, Tenn, 10 in wild state
Of excitement over frightful cpl
demic which ha, made its appearance
there. The diseese, which in every
case proves fatal, resembles hux, ex-
cept tnst the victims are tucked with
severe pains in the heal simultaneous
ly with the pain 10 the abdomen. The
physicians are unable to cope with the
diseass, and the sick succumb to the
dreadful disease in short time
Twenty deaths have occurred
within three DAYS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
speaker Peel and the Parnenites

The Daily Nei0s hopes that the United
Ireland's insinua'ion that Speaker Peel
is gaeging the Parnelliies by an ar
r6ngement with Lord Randolph
Chu chill is not the view OF the whole
Irish Parliament. The Neacs believes
that the Speaker fnds Churchill him
self more Troublesome than the Par.
nsllites, and hopes the latter will asst 1
rather than annoy the Speaker in his
ardnona dutipa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
Gcronimo sim in Custody,

TUCSON, ARIz., September 3,-An
official dispatch to the Star says: The
report that Llwton's forces had a fight
with Mexican troops aud that Geroni'
mo escaped is without foundation. A
dispatch from Wilcox slso states that
the report Ia untrue,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
Sam Randall seriously Ill.

PHLADELPHIA, Pa, September 8 -
Congressman Samuel ]. Randall is
lying quite ,eriously i'll at his country
residence, near Paoli. He is suffering
from an attack Of dysentery, together
with his old ailment, govt. None but
members of his family are permitted
t, see bin, and his physicians say that
while his condition is not absolutely
critical il Is nevertheless scr Gus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
The FI.herics alnealIon.

WAtHISoToN, Sept mber s.-The
Ottawa dlfpatcl tl the effect that six
imperial war ships are on the way to
Halifax TO assist in enforcing the fsh-
cry clauses Of the treaty Of 1919, is
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
Dry Goeds Imporl, al Now York

NEW York, September S.-The i'm
portatlons at the port Of New York
Tor the week ending September 2, 1885,
were HOPS packages, valued at ST.
PSI, 0S6, againet 950s pacba les, valued
at 81 .S57, 7S9 Tor the preceding week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
Another shoeh I'D AuEusla, Ga.

AUGUSTA, GA, September Sat
I0.40 o'clock pm. another shock was
distinctly felt. The streets are again
filled with people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
A DisIinct shOek at JacksonviIIe,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA September s.
At 1902 O'Clock tonight a distinct
slock Of earthquake was felt here, last,
ing five seconds. II caused great ex'
element.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
THE STATE CAPITAL,
Death Of Gen. II. r. Cheatham-The
GubernatOriaI Canvass.
lsprn1AL TO TILE APPEAL.

NASHVILLE, TESS., September 4, 2
A.M-Gen. b. F. Cheaiham, pot
mt ter OF Nashville, has just died.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
Death of Judge Caruthers az Chi.
lRPKCIAL TO THE

CHICAGO, ILL, September 3.-Judge
John I. Oarutheis died at 2:3O p, IN.
OF heart disease.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-04
NOTICE

To Real Estate Owners and Agents.
DARTIEs having sidewalks to put down
w. n, JOCKEY, 80 Madison, OF shop, 94S
Second. Contractor for Stewards Grano-
iithio Pavement.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
How to- Catch Cars.

A gentleman in this city, VINO wishes
his pane withheld, embarked this
spring as an amateur in the business OF
raising chickens, He succeeded for a
time remarkably we'll, his hens hatch
ing out in some instances every egg put
under item. Bat soon a diff Guilty
arose. The cas- made sad inroads
among his favored blooded stock. The
cats must Or got out ot the way or there
would be no chickens. After watching
in vain by he light of the moon for the
appearance of primalkiu, a happy
thought dawoel upon mia mind.
The cats were known to walk the
fence; why not SCI small rat traps upon
the fesc? just the thing. Old Junk
shops were explored for cast away
t7aps, and men dozen or 80 were pro.
cured they were strung along On top Of
the fence. Taoby comes a. oug, and
finding it too long 10 step over, puts
one loot on the sm both level plate Ia
side the trap. Fatal steT The plate
goes Gown and the jaws come up with
rather sudden and tight embrace OF
nuss' fore leg. The sequel is sooI told.
acre are no more cats il that neigh
borhood, aud the amateur chicken
raiser lie chuck.iag over his sue less.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07

IN THE GREAT number OF pension
claims that come before the President
for his signature there are no doubt
claims which deserve to be
vetoed, but In noting his reasons for
veto there is no necessity for wounding
the feelings Of women who at some
period Of their lives may have stepped
aside from the path Of exact moral pro-
priety. Mrs. WEIGH had a husband to
whom she bore seven children. Her
husband she believed dead, and be-
lieving 30, she married another who
gave his life for the Union. Applying
for pension, and Congress granting
it, the modern Ca, ar vetoes' the bill,
throwing into the face of this helpless
woman the information that she had
another husband and that she did not
know that he was dead. There was no
occasion for CH ,ar Cleveland to wan
tonly insult and slur the chastity OF
this poor woman even had she been the
worst OF Magdalens. Caesar ahonld
move slow In this matter, and have q
thought OF the mother OF the boy sent
TO an asylum from b lffalo.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-07
NCessiXe Heat.

Excessive heat and drought have been
complained of throughout the north
vest and northeast Tor several day .
past. Ia DAkota, a temperature of 100
degrees 10 the shade was reached at
various poin.s on Monday land at Pierre
"a violent hot wind blew down several
houses and drove the people to the cell
lars to avoid suffocation." AT Des
M Dimes, yesterday, the therm ometer in
the sigma Sta ion registered 1O4 degrees.
Similar complains come FROM New
Hampshire, where the streams in some
places are dry lag up. At Hanover the
temperature has ranged from 30 to SO
in the shade,