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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
TRADE NOTES.

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vent OUT On S'IlNe
'''"A'S against reuuc-
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N..-i.' "i Labor are increasing
. Cd" STAT, OF Tennessee.
10 --eua glassware are not by
Ills >n-I.ar - to the tall trade.
SIZE Assembly of the Knights of
N.hGta meets September 7th.
81 PEORIA. H.. on the 9th of Sep
n....,- 81. Tr,rt,, Y 7 ore
Lila ,n.r,.,n ,nJ , g,0d fan
nn,u.r> ,r Trr.L p,,,h,r
manufacturers 40 pbIo5oInhi, o.
| strike =, m. mrn,La" S5[N III
.n.
l a'ol by an iow1 ,'I ra sI|ST Pr,D nsvS =
as ,ar hes, - ~ a. L.
4n chf.,.,, '''"'''" VI TIC A"Ooi
... ,"..' " hundred and forty
..., h. OF L. were organized
'.., '"oFS'nihed
l'a s,',, bottle blowers Of Pitts
started to work after a long
Several factories which have
down Tor a long time have been
@oglivrs of the y w,rror Nfg
d New Haven, Conn n r still on
md irm is ever II Tbsy "'I ba%e a'l sn U-
IA! 10 pr,ycntiny n. i coSn a've f SoU,
their places.
'~a,.oa, Of y,,.,u., III, ru,n.
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,oI of E5r,m 1op Hs .p%inesrs in in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
4 Sad Case of Poisoning

is, that of any man or woman afflicted with
disease or arrangement of the liver, result
ing in poisonous aecumulatiOns in the
blood, scrofulous affections, si~ck-headaches,
and diseases OF the kidneys, lungs or heart.
These troubles can be cured only by going
to the primary cause, and putting the liver
in a healthy condition. To accomplish
this result speedily and e~ffectually moth
ing has proved itself so eficaciouS a DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, +"
which has never failed to do the work
claimed for it, and it never will.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
How the League Stands,

INCLUSIVE OF TUESDAYS GAMES.
The race for the pcnnant has about set
tied down between Chicago and Detroit,
with the chances in favor of the first
named. However, much will depend on
the outcome of Chicago's series with De,
troit. While it is true that New York has
one advantage in closing the season at
home, her playing for the past two weeks
has not been such that it would cause her
admirers to beam over with joy. Phila,
delphia is playing II steady game, but it's
too much to expect her to close higher than
fourth. In fact, the chances are greatly IN
favor of the clubs finishing in the order
they are named.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-09-05
pionship in 1888 was won by the Athletics
thrnnph Wild mitch of Hecker,s.

pionship In 1888 was won by the Athletics
through a wild pitch of Hecker's.
Werrick, Mack and Kerins varied the
monotony of Tuesdays game with a few
minutes chat with Walsh. They got it.
Five dollars a piece was the verdict, and
the next time, Michael says, it will be the
limit.
There is every indication that Detroit
will drop base ball at the close of this
season and devote all her energy and en-
thusiasm next year to competing for the
croquet championship. Chicago Ners.
Dave Foutz is six feet two inches high
without any socks or suspenders on. At
the end of the season and during an exhi-
bition game, it is said that Dave will pitch
a game in black tights and wear q plug
hat.
During the six seasons Brouthers has
been a League player, his record as a bats
man has been unsurpassed. His record to
date from 1881, is .346. During that time
he has played 562 games and made $40
hits.
A new clause will be inserted in the
American Association constitution, to-wit:
Not more than a dozen beer glasses shall
be thrown at the umpire during one game"
This is said to be in the interest of Cincin-
natl.
Fennelly, the fresh and newly appointed
captain OF the Cincinnati club, was re-
spOnsible for the beer glasses thrown at
Walsh on Sunday. So say the Allegheny
players, who claim Fennelly was kicking
at times without reason.
The Car of Russia gets q bigger salary
than q base ball umpire, but his life is not
in such imminent danger. Mike Walsh
saws if its all the same to Russia he'd
prefer being Gar for the same amount that
he now gets as umpire.
From the Cincinnati Sun: A reader of
the Sun complains because we give editO-
rial space for the criticisms of the ball
lplayers. Briefly stated, our defense is two
fold. First, we believe in athletic sports,
and seek to encourage them. Second, so
large q class of our readers take an interest
in the national game that it has become a
legitimate subject Of news. While 1t Is
true that 50 good a man rs Sam Jones re-
CARDS a baseball entrance as "A gate to
hell" it is equally true that other men as
good as he take delight in witnessing the
game. A successful ball club is a great
adjunct to the success of a city. 1t arouses
q healthy spirit of rivalry; it is IN import
ant aid to business and serves to advertise
the town. For instance, twenty people
talk about Detroit this year where one did
last.
Table of Club Averages.
Like the previous week the batting has
been very light, St. Louis, Allegheny and
Baltimore improving slightly in this re-
spect. The Alleghenys are well to the top
OF both batting and fielding columns, all
owing to their remarkable playing Of late.
The st. Louis and Athletic clubs are the
only e who have improved in their field
work. The batting rank is as follows:
| st. Louis, Louisville; AllcghenyS and Gin
cinnati tie; Brooklyn, Athletic, Nets and
Baltimore. In fielding st. Louis still
leads, followed by Allegheny, Baltimore;
Cincinnati and Nets tie; Louisville,
Brooklyn and Athletic in the order named.
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%NDrSTRIAL NEWS.
,,poprPS OF THE COUNTRY
<gIIHh ARh pJINu'
Gum, Into Industrial SehemS-A
s.. 81 Bsans Of the D0ins' in
Trade Circles

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Taie Circles
labor is giving more than
Naa1'a 10 cooperative schemes.
- '' ,rsr started during the past
~ are doing well,
H''. .,EIe they are, is now going to
" .,,,bout the anthracite coal re-
'1r ' Ih,r. The miners will flock to
e a,,r cooperative glass factO-
r5o ", ., Elmer, y. J., one Mt VIII
nl,uarr. and two in Ohio, at
''- 81 r,llaire. They border on the
i,ra. Mr. Isaac Cline, the
4. n%p,onist and president OF the
Association, has formulated
1''' .,,nrr cooperative Enterprises
dividing profits according to
Elrh co-operator will take
..s - his wages are likely to
IN n year and pay for the
~ cy-iay by leaving Il percentage
III. plan pyesupposes financial
ana llg, scale. Capital is to
u,.b IS labor; that is, if labOrer
,'~,.oi of - ON $1,000 worth of
.,, ap.,ll.,, i, allowed the same on
...,.aa. Labor will make itself
s,.a.w.,.,s when profits would
tn, scheme Is TO be pub
u%mnhlr, form.
.rarlll>ts propose to improve
,.S between Belgium and the
...t ~ let in smOkeleSS Belgium
r.~far. and thence To manutac-
,.~ The British cOllierS pro-
~ra'aa,'t
~, manufacturers are largely de-
~r-,lnrtion ut mills and shops.
$500. -.lruI silk operatives are out.
r.ts,-, aad locomotive builders
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.'.'o- .r,,,s ; to 10 per cent. 4
w., New England WOODEN factories
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
HON. PoIEDExTER DUNN

This gentleman has announced him.
self a candidate for election to the
fftieth Congress Of the United States.
Mr.. Dunn, like President Cleveland,
regards "public Office o. . public trust"
and while remaiaing at his p1st faith
fully and ably discharglng his duties,
HE enemies are industrionBly con-
spring for his defeat In a circular
address ITO the Voters Of the First
Congressional District Of Arkansas"
Mr.. Dunn says:
81 am, TOO, well eware oi the great
disadvantage 10 which j am subj sc,ed
by being detaiued here IN the neces
sa1y performance OF my public duties,
while my competitors ave free 10 can.
vass the district, visit the people and
organise all possible opposition to ma
while Congress IL In session. But 1
was elected 10 represent you here dur
ing these sessions, and without stop.
ping TO consider for one moment the
personal consequences TO myself I
shall steadily perform that duty,
trusting to that chivalrle sense Of
justice end fair play which IL 10 emi.
neutly characteristic OF the people OF
our noble 6tate. Aud, In addition 10
public du y, another more delicate bat
no less imperative duty binds me
here. She whose lie and companion
ship 10 "a lamp unt0 my feet and q
lamp INTO my pathway" is, and has
been for many weeks, upon q sick
bsd, the victim OF q malsdy the dim
uncertainty oil the result OF which
fills our hearts with the keenest
pain and deepest anguish. This paiu-
fol sllusi0n is pardonable In view Of
the fact that many valued and cher.
ished friends, In their anxiety, have
urged me 10 folloW the example of
others, aud 20 home and make per-
eoual canvass Of the district; but these
duties 10 the public and 10 her, whose
life and happiness are, In my esteem,
superior 10 ell earthly honoIs, forbid
that | should do 90. To your keeping
then, my fellow-citiEsns, commit my
cause. My life in your midst, for
more than quarter OF a century, and
my public service to my party and TO
my SLATE, kave been as an open book.
L is youTs to btstow these houors
upon whom you will, aud as YOU will
zeal with.me as your,wisdom dictates"
Mr.. Dunn goes before the people OF
his district with a record in Congress
pure, bright aud stainless. He has
occupied ssst in the House Of Rep
Tesentatives for leisht year,, and has
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
The Arthur XIII Bridge.

WAsHIEGToN, June 1.-The Arthur
Kill bridge bill, which passed the
House to-day by an almost unanimous
vote, being Senate bill, will, after
receiving the Speake 8 gnature, go
to the President for his APP roval. 1t
Is similar in its provisions to the bill
int oduced in the House by Rep e.
sentative Belmo of New York, and
the lends of the measure are CRATE
full to Mr.. Townshend of Illinois, who,
standing high on the list of members
entitled to recognition, consented to,
call the bill up for action.
M. Erastus Weman said be thought
that the result OF the passage ty tie
House Of the st Iten leland bridge bill
will be to leeet n terminal charges in.
New York barbor % per cent. on ali
Wes'e n and SJutheIn produce; that
the bridge which the bill authorizes
will be commenced within sixty days,
rendering available ten mil 8 OF wa er
front on New York hsrbor now mac
cessib,e by IA ! and that a revolution
impends in regard to the Shipment
and stoIags of grain and -four, cotton
and provisions, Of very significant
character for the West and South.
The Bal more and Ohio officials are
greatly pie sad at the result, and
grateful to the Western aud Southern
members for their hearty support.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
-
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1888.
rHE FINANUAL SITUATION

THE EINANOAAA MUTATION
in New York, at the close OF the week,
was not as encouraging as 1t wss the
week before. The increass in clear.
ings was ouly 1872 per cent, including
New York, and outside Of that city,
Denver aud Galveston not inclUded,
was only 2.S. Money wss easy, 4 con-
diton that the Chronicle accounts for
ss the result Of government disbuJse-
ments. That paper ssys that Eat the
Stock Exchange, bankers balances
have only averaged q, against q per
cent. last week, and banks, while ask
ing 8 per cent, have been very willing
to take ~ per cent. On stock collat-
eral the best bid has been - per cent.
to the end Of the year; probably with
the privilege Of renewal added, 4 per
cent, aud poFsibfy A per cent, would
have been paid. Commercial paper
is without change, and the market is
not as we'll supplied as usual, for the
reason that the derangemant 10 bust
mess caused by the labor troubles pre-
vented the making Of commission
house paper in May, which is the
beat month of the fnt hall
Of the year among dealers;
il has been expected that the
offerings which are usually presented
in that month would come In June.
Should the supply be ss large as Gus.
tomary, il is believed now that II will
all be promptly absorbed, for che
bankr, II Is thought, are prepared to
buy literally" The weeks receipts
and shipments OF gold and currency
by the New York banks show ST.
100000 currency received by them,
s27SI0Oo shipped by them, max
ing q Raiu Of Sl,lS7,00o. In ad-
dltion 10 that movement the banks
have gained s2,bOO,OO0 through the
operations Of the Sub-Treasury, and
lost 100000 by exports Of geld. In
addition 10 the above the Chron-
tCle publishes tabulated state
ment indicating the total gain TO the
New York Clearing,Hou Of gold an d
currency, from which we learn that
the total into banks was $lO.-
$4,000; out Of banks, H,l7S,.
600, showing q gain oil slS7, 900.
The Bank OF England reports a gain
Of Goa, 900 bullion for the week. This
represents e55,0O0 net received from
abroad and $50, 900 drawn from the In.
terror. The Bank Of France shows an
increase Of 675,0O0 francs gold and d
176,000 francs silver, aud the Banl
Of Germany, since the last re
port, hiss gained 2,6S0,000 marks
AZ 10 the condition Of business oil
the leading European Bounses, WI
refer our readers to the reports to b,
fund printed on our sixth page, a
sent by telegraph yesterday from Lon
d N, Paris, Berlin and Frankfort.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
Another Eduoational nm -.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Representss
tive Miller of Texas to-day introduced
in the House an educational bill, APP
propriat pg 100000 annually for ten
years to secure the benefit of a free
common school education TO children
between the ags s of eight and eighteen
years. No money is 10 he paid to
any State that does not maintain by
its own funds free common schools in,
each school district for at least two
months in every year. The money is
to be spportioned in the proportion
that the ILL era population over ten
years of age in each State bears TO the
whole number of such persons 10 the
United States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

much sta.esmanship would always
command consideration with the
people of England. He said he had
nothing to do with the personal
question between Mr. Parnell end Mr..
Hicks-Bsach. He said Mr. Michaei
Hicks Beach could not know that
the bill was the work OF one man.
For a long time is leading
details bad been matter OF
anxious consideration between him
and his nearest political friends. TWAS
the measure Of party stronger by So
votes than the oppos ton. The
statement that no change except as TO
customs and excise duties was made
in the bill after it was first submitted
to the Cabinet was untrue. Mr..
Gladstone went on to say that the
spirit of the bill to be voted on that
night was very different from the bill
in detail.
II was quite true, Mr.. Gladstone
said, that constructing a Legisla' urt
in Ireland WAS similar to constr uctipl
one in CausdI. No question is likely
tt arise on which the advice OF th'
Crown may not be asked. He hta {
the words "uDiCnis s. and "sspars
tionists" used, Init no one 80 fa' hlC
been:low enough to declare h bill
monarch destroyer" His party con
fidently believed the meatun
tended to Cement rfther than eparat
the union. The ma n argument b.
his opponents WAS the nj sumption
that the nish were incompetent t
manage Their own affairs.
} THE RESULT.
A vote was then taken ON the bill
which resulted in 81 votes being cas-
fcr the measure and 34l against it.
Mr.. Gladstone moved an adjourn
ment until Thursday, and the motto
vuoo adontad
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
United states Notes.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Sena or
Dawes to-day in reduced in the Senate
a bill requiring the Secre airy of the
Treasury, under the authority of sec
ton 1871 OF the Revised Statutes, TO so
regulate the issue OF United States
notes that there shall be outstanding
at all times not less than $50, 100000
of the denomination of 81, and $685.
100000 of the denomination of 81,
without in any manner chang ng the
limitation Of the entire amount of
United States notes so issued, now
fixed by law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

THE Arkansas Supreme Court on
Saturday handed down a decision in
the ea,e Of the State vs. J, M. Fortin-
bury, representing Floyd 4 Co., in
which IL is declared that dealing in
tutur6s, where there is no contract for
actual delivery, is unlawful according
TO che act Of 1888, which ia thus de-
clared entirely constitutional.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
Foreign and Alien Contract Labor.

WAsBN GTON, June T. epreFen ta-
tive 0'Neil of Missouri to-day intro
duced q bill in tue House to amend
the act prohibiting the importation Of
foreigners and aliens under contract
or agreement to p rform labor in the
United Stats. The bill empowers
the Secretary Of the Treasury
to enter into contracts with State
emigration commissioners, Celegating
to u em the right 10 examine into the
condition of passe cgers arriving in
any ship or vessel by personal inspec-
ton of the vessel They are required
to report to the Collector OF the Port
when any person is found to be in
cluded in the prohibition of the act,
and such person shall not be permit
ted to land, but shall be returned to
the nation whence he came at the
expense Of he owners of the vessel
in which he came. The bill Nas re-
ferred to the Comm ttee on L Dor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

A VOTE will be taken in Lauderdale
county, Mississippi, to-day, upon the
question OF local option. State Sena-
tor Burkitt for the "wets" and Rev.
W.C. Black and Rev. j. HI. Gambrell
for the "dries" closed Friday very
exciting joint discussion in the county,
in which it is said very fercible Ian
guage was used ON both sides. II the
Prohibit,onists are defeated, they
promise 10 return to the field and make
another contest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
GRAIN IN SIGHT.
RepOEta of the Chicago ana New
York Boards OF Trade.

CHicA0o, Ill, June THE num-
Der Of bushels-of grain in store In the
United States and Canada June 9th,
and the increase or decrease az COM
pared with the previous week will be
nostsd OF Change tomorrow as fol-
lows: Wheat, So, $50 bushels
increase, ,42s ,l2s Bushels; corn, s, 1891
5se; decrease, 79S,65l; oats, 2l6S 99l ;
decrease, 254,679; rye, 2S2,793; de.
crease, s42S barley, 296, 045, increase,
32,42e. Theamountiu Chicago eleva-
tors was. Wheat, SPAS, 700 corn, 9, 1885,
426; oats, Ss.647; rye, 20, ASS; barley,
20. 800
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
Democratic Congressional Conn

mtttee.
WASHINGTON, June AT the meet.
ing OF the Democratic Congressional
Committee this morning, Senator
Kenna formally accepted the chair.
mauship of the committee. He said
he was influenced to some extent by
the publication of statement thai his
reluctance arose from an apprehension
Of defeat for the par y. HIS personal
affairs were such that it would require
sacrifice on his part to assume and
dis barge tie duties Of the chairman
ship, but he had certainly not been
influenced 10 decline them by any sp-
prehon ions OF Democratic defeat; he
would, in ed ence 10 the wishes OF
his co Leagues of the commi tee, accept
the Office, and. thank g them for the
honor conferred upon him, discharge
its duties to the bsst of his ability.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
The Indianapolis s1asse Festival.

INDIANAP0LIs, JED., Juue The
Indiana Musical FEES ival. for the State
Soldiers and Sailo g Monument Ford,
was continued to-1ight with q bril-.
liaGt opening Of tn ur.ef engagement
OF the American Company a. En-
glhh's Opera. House 0rPhSUs Gni
BpTydce was Piven in magnificent
style celoie he lar est and most faso-
iorAble audience evr seen ia The
op rS-L ouse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
No. wa,L a..I. N,...m,n,

NEW YoRK, June THE visible
supply OF grain ia comparison with
that Of week ego, according 10
the official report Of the Produce Elk.
change IL % 70 lows: Wheat, SO, 1885,
946 bushels; decrease, ], 422, 800 bush
els; corn, 1851 1922: increase, 9i6,-
All; oats, 9, 1885, d9; increase, 249 0l9 ;
rye, $4,000; iucreass, sS25; barley,
295, 402; decrease, IS, 73S,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
The second { comptroller. Onlce.

WASHINGTON, June T. Judge May
nard, cond Comptroller of the
Treasury, has made report of the
work performed in his offic- du'ing
the y a. ended May 81, 1881, VI der
his admi istratilI, as compared with
the work performed during the pre-
vious year under his predf oessor.
There was an increase of 1904 in the
number of claims and accounts exam
ined and revised; an increase of
$llS,061 ,306 in the amount of claims
and accounts adjusted, and an in
erase OF nearly 100 per cent. in the
number OF vouchers examiued.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

There is one thing nobody ever re-
gre's-thst is, the day they first adopt
cd PArkoT's Tonic as their regular fam
ily medicine. Its range is 30 vide,
aud it's good effects 80 sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, are
needed in a great majority of cases.
buy it, try il, and aiterward it will rot
require any pl aise rom US.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
secretary HaBnips,u CONDITION

WASHINGTON, June 7.-1houas j.
Brennan, Secretary Manning's private
secretary, received a telegram to-day
stating that the Secretary bore the
journey 10 Hot Springs remarkably
well, and suffered no fatigue from the
trip, which incfgded carriage ride of
twenty miles after leaving the tran,
and that his health continued to inn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
silver Dollars.

WASHINGTON, June THE issue
standard silver dollars from the mints
during the week ended June 9th was
SAG, 055. The issue during the cores
ponding period OF last year was $476:
1877. The shipments OF fractional
silver coin since June lst amounts to
| S79.047.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
The Que, mnrrnrIne RiII.

WASHINGTON, June 7.-Tha Senate
COMMITTEES on Agriculture will begin
its hearings on the oleomargarine bill
"Wednesday of this week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
.ORGlLL BROTHERS &C0.
AVERY and MITCHELL COTTON sCRAPERs,
AVERY WALKING cULTIvAToRS,
HANDLED and EYE COTTON HOES,
GRAIN CRADLES, GRASS SCYTHES, ETC.
Pumps. Machinery Fittings and Pipe.

forwarded his resignation to Washing
ton. and the Secretary of State to-day
telegraphed him notice of its accept
aLce
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08

WHERE l have u.ed Tongaline in
cases Il neura gia il has worked very
satisfactorily 40 far.
r. w, BRADY, MD, Honesdale, Pa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
Want. m Game Home

WAsHINeroN, June Mr.. f. H.
Minister, United States Minister to
Persia, soon after reaching Teheran
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
ARRIVALS,

John Qoill, Mobile; D 3. Knowles,
Little Rock; r. a. Smith, Lite Rock
]. A. Barrett, Nashville; II. Applingr
Chattanooga.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-08
MR.. GLADSTONE,

who wts loudly cheered on rising, ex-
pressed his pleasure at the mastery
exposition Of the member from Cork.
He thought speeches markeS by so