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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-19
A VERY DISASTROUS FIRE
THE BUSINESS POR rION OF SAL.
ISBURY, Md, CONSUMED
And Many People Rendered Homeless
The DeVouring Element at
Other Points.

SALISBURY, Nd, October 18.-A & @
which started in small frame stable
about 7 o'clock last night swept over
the entire business portion OF the vii.
lage. A brisk wind from the south
east SPREAD the flames rapidly, while
the Inhabitants stood by poweflesI TO
prevent the destruction, "a the dry
frame buildings burned too fiercely TO
be checked by the small fire apparatus.
Later This town is the county seat
Of Wlcomic, and has been before de
slroyed by fire. 1t is the principal
lumber trading point of the eastern
shore OF Maryland and for many years
has done prosperous business. 1t is
situated at the head OF navigation on
the Wicomico river, which ex ends up
to the pine and cypress regions OF
lower Delaware. As far as can be as
certained the following are the princi-
pa Losses and insurance j. W.
Gunby $4,000, insurance $400l;
stock $4,000, insu 'aDce $4,000;
Toldvin & Dorman-stock $l25 600,
insura CO $500; s. F. To adm, house
and stock OF groceries and m Is $13,-
600, insurance $4,000; B. L. ellis &
Co., st ok $4,000, partly insured A.
F. Parsons & Co, stock $40 0)0 pa tly
insured; BriGkhesd, Laws & Garry,
st. ok So ,O0', insurance about 100000;
X Il. Powell & Co., building $4,000,
mostly insured; stock $4,000, Incur
ance So 900; F. 7. Fowler, stock SIS.
600, insurance abou. $1,000; S. P.
WooIcocke & Co., s ock about $4,000,
partly insured; j. Cannon & Son,
dwelling, store and 'ock $4,000, in
sulance $4,000; E, L Jackson & Co.,
mills aud Lumbar $1,000, Insurance
$50, 900; Opera House, owned by Mrs
Byrd, insurance not known. A large
number OF buildings vera destroyed
in which the loss will ia each case fall
below $4,000. The loss is now es-
timsted at fully 81 100000. There are
but two ores left and many people |
are withou. food and places to sleep.
The distress is very great.
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Supplies Distributed by GaIVestOn's
Relief Committee.

GlLvEsToN, TEX, October lS.--The
comm tie OF citiZ ms which left here
5 turd y night on the tugboat Es'elle,
VII ca had schooner in tow carrying
SlOC0 wot IN OF provisicps ( the sui
l.ler5 a Sabine Pa7s and Johneon's
BAYOU, rsturred at late hour last
night T ely reached Sabine Pass
early Sunday morning aud found 100
pe'sous III living iherN. reluctant to
le5vs the site of their former homes.
They ave occupying the few houses
that witbs ord the storm 0ne.half
tae fco aHd clothing taken up by the
committee was distributed among the
suffer re-, who were in great need of
every thing The iemsinder was sent
mp to Johrson's Bayou by the barge
Topsey, as the tide and the channel
would n t permit Of the Estelle going
up the river. Toe committee ara
unalimous In their statements regard.
ing The absolute desiitution of the
survivor. They say they never saw
ouch suft ring for the common ne
cssaitie nj life az exists at Sabine
Pass and Johnson's Bayou. The com
miitee ascertained thai the total num-
bsT Of persons who lost their lives was
102 OF these sixly-four were colored
and thirty.eight whites. Only sixty
one bodi have thus far been recov.
cred and buried. Scores OF searching
parties continue 10 hunt for the bodies
Of missing fIieads.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-19
A YelIOWish Coat

Upon the tongue, particularly near its base,
Is of itself sufficient to denote biliousness,
an ailment to the development of which the
hot wcather-it may be remarked in passing
10 extremely favorable, and which autumn
often brings in its train as lingering leg
acy. If not remedied-which II speedily
may DO with Hotetter's Stomach Bitters-
then follow .ag. ravated disorders of tho
stomach and bowels, dull paine beneath the
lower right ribs, nausea and headache. A
prompt use Of this invaluable specific is al
ways desirable, no matter what the season.
Upon the liver II exerts an influence directly
beneficial. The bile, tho obstruction to its
how being relieved by the relaxation of the
bowels, returns to Its natural channel, and
into and contaminated the blood is expelled.
The stomach alse resumes its digestlv func-
ton. Rheumatism, fever and ague and kid
nsy troubles alsl succumb to the Bitters.
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BATTLE WITH A PYTHON.
He Escapes From a Box and Makes
Things Fly.

BosToN, MASS, October 1S.-The
twenty-nine AID a halt foot python
which recently got away in City Hall
Park, New York, again escaped this
morning while being transferred from
his box to a cage at Austin & Stones
Museum. Crawling under the stage,
the snake broke away several boards,
entered the cellar, got into the cold
air box OF the furnace and burst open
it's sides, the bricks flying in all direc-
tons. -Four men seized him, aud after
terrible struggle, lasting an hour and
half, they succeeded in ca9ing him.
During the fight the python wound
himself around two thick joists, aud
snapped them as easily as though they
were only pipeslems. He hurt one
man in the waist, aud squeezed the
breath out Of another by jamming him
against the wall.
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BREWERs AND LIQUOR DEALERS
In COnventiOn-TO Make the Busi-
ness ~ Respectable as Possible.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, October 1S--A ma
tional convention CT the Brewers and
Liquor Dealers began here at noon to.
day. There were delegates present
from Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Maryland, Wiscon,i0, Massachusetts,
Missouri, Michigan, Kentucky, New
York, Pennsylvania, Oregon, Tennes-
see, Virginia and Minnesota. Mr.. j.
A. Pratt, Of Louisville, was elected
temporary chairman. He explained
the object Of the convention was to
make the liquor business as respect
able as p lssiDle. The delegates present
were men who were as thoroughly
opposed TO the dives and disreputable
places where liquor selling was car led
on, ss any other class of citiz ans.
After the appointment Of Committees
on Credentials and Resolutions, the
convention adjourned for the day.
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TIE DISASTROUS FLOOD.
TEE DEATH ROLL NOW PLACED
AT OVER ESQ.
Aid for the Survivors - Salt Water
Forty Miles From the Coast
Animals Running Mad.

BEAUMONT, TEX o atober 1S.-Refu-
peas from the flooded district about
Shine Pass continue to arrive on
every small craft that comes up the
river. l. is estimated by person here
who have been over the scenes Of
devssta ion at Sabine Pass, Johnson's
Bayou and Taylor's Blyou that the
death list VII exceed $50 souls
Eighty-6ve corpses have been recov-
cred and buried around Johnson's
Bayou, and fitty-four bodies have thus
far been buried at Sabine, while sixty
six ptrsons are still missing at Sabine,
and these are OF course dead, as 1t
wou' d be impossible for any human
being 10 survive this long in the
swamp and lsgoons without food or
shelter. An examination OF the
csuntry hack OF Sabine and immedi.
aely in the vicinity Of Beaumont
shows that the SILT water came back
fiom the coast fully forty miles through
The swamps, and hundreds of thou.
spr ds Of acres are still submerged by
W ter that was forced back and has no
outlet. This fact MAXI the search 70
bodies very difficult. Csrcssses OF thou
sands of dtowned cattle, hogs, horses
and fowl ara strswn everywhere, and
clouds OF sea gnlls and b yards
hover over the desolat9 country
for an area of thirty mills. 1t
IL known that the number OF sufferers
around Johns0n's Bayou who have
lost everything will reach 1900, while
the Sabine sufferers will number 800
On half oil whom are now in Bsau-
mont. Parties who returned today
from the Johnson's Bayou distric say
that sixty persons are still missing
there, and these searching parties
have almost reached the conclusion
tina. many Of those missing we're
drowned, and their bodies carried out
10 sea by the receling waves.
A new danger seems to have sprung
up in the vicinity Of Sabine that hiss
scared the searchers for the ofortu-
mates. The cattle have become dan
gerous wild animals. The watering
pools have become filled with sea
water, and the cattle are wild with
thirst Saturday evening q steer
chased three men who were walking
along the edge of the b,you, and
would probably have killed them II
they hsd not gu :ceeded in reaching
their boat. When the steer saw he
was fooled he seemed to become more
furious, blowing up the ground with
his horns and believing loudly.
MeseTs, Kountze Brcs,, bankers, OF
New York, who are large interested
in railroad and real estate in this sec.
ton OF Texss, have telegraphed the
relief committee to draw on them for
$1,000.
Intelligence has reached here that
the great gale swept over the county
for forty miles north Of Beaumont and
Orange, reaching Jasper, the county
seat Of Jasper county, and damaging
cotton badly. Several houses in that
region ware demolished but no los of
life occurred north OF the Southern |
Pacific railroad.
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Gan Invaluable Remedy"
WAVUNI NIhH'i may 3 1870.
Acid Iron Earth Company:


Acid Iron Earth Company;
GENTLhMRN-I Lave been troubled
with indigestion for about four years,
in connection with an liberated stom.
ach. For the pest two months, be-
fore commenced taking Acid Lon
Earth, | have bsen very sick. Nothing
would lay on my stomach. suffered
night sweats palms of my hands and
the soles of my f,et would burn al.
most necessarily. About month
sgo / commenced taking Acid Iron
Earth aud in a few days felt great re-
lief, and | am now comparatively
cured Of all symptoms Of Indigestion.
| have only taken two bolt es of the
Acid Iron Earth, and from the effects
OF thess two bottles | am satisfied
two more bottles will effect an entire
cure. believe it an invaluable
remedy and most cheerfully recon.
mend II to parties who are similarly
affected. ED, TAYLOR.
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Thirteen Business Houses Burned

CHARLOTTE, MIcH., Oetober Is -
Fire was disc veyed this morning
about $3.50 o'clock in Woodbury. &
Pinch 3 wire hammock mandatory.
The flames spread rapidly, aud before
the fire could be got under control it
had destroyed thirteen business
houses. The loss will probably reach
$4,000 to $4,000, with little or no in
surance. Several families living over
their places of business lost every
thing, even to their wearing apparel,
and barely escaped with their lives.
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THE "BOODLE" ALDERMEN.
BayIe's Bsndsman Pays Upton.
mitted 10 Await Trial.

NEw York, October 1S,-When the
case Of eK-Alderman Henry l.. Sayles,
the latest addition to the American
colony at Canada, was called at the
Court OF General Sessions today the
babitues and officials were much SUI
prised at the prssentat on of a check
for $4,000 TO Judge Cowing by the
b lndsmsn. Sol. Sayles. Notwith-
standing the strenuous efforts Of Law
yer Richard NeWcombe, ex-Alderman
McOabe'a attorney, q motion by the
District Attorney to have his trial set
down for the 2lst instant was granted
McOabe was then committed to the
TombB 10 await trial.
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burned at EvansyiIIe

EVANSVILLE, IND, October 18.-The
mail line wharfboat was totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday evening. 1t
belonged 10 tie Louisville and Evans
vile and Evansville and Cairo Packet
Companies, and was valued at 5000;
insured for $4,000. Freight stored in
the boat valued at 5000 was burned;
insurance unknown. An unknown
man is supposed to have lost his life
ahoapd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-19

"lT has more than realized my ex-
pec,ations," says Prof. Dundan Camp
bell, MD, LID, president Royal
College Physicians and Surgeons,
member General Council University
OF Edinburgh, ETC., Of the Liebig 90. 3
Coca Beef Tonic. Invaluable for de.
bility, weak lungs, biliousness, dys-
Pepsia, malaria, liver complaint, sick
headache.
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Incendiary Fire at stockton, Utah.

SALT LAKE, UTAH, 0ctobsr 1S.--The
east half OF Stockton, Utah, was
burned yesterday by supposed incen-
diary fires. The loss will be 1926, 900;
insurance. about one.third. The sus-
pee ed party is Mrs. Provost, who
threatened few days ago 10 burn the
town unless the saloons quit selling
liquor to her husband.
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A Burning Vessel Mt Sen.

New YORK, October 1S.-The ship
Macedonia, from Antwerp, which ar
rived today reports that on Septe mbsr
9th she passed vessel of about 1900
toni, oparently oil laden, on Gre from
stem to s'ern,
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MeOooIr, the PrlEe Fiehter. neNd

NEw ORLEANS, LA, October IT,
Mike McOoole, we'll known in pugil-
istc Giro os, died this.morning at the
Charity Hospital here Of kidney dis
ease and complications resulting there
from. He was 40 wears old.
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GaIveston's sIlo a Safe one.

GALVESTON, TEX October lS.-The
News in an editorial abatiDg mis-
apprehension abroad with regard to
Galveston in view Of the recent dis
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BRADFmLD RECULATOR row,y
ATLANTA, GA.

ROOKLYN,N.Y.-Board on IN. Hill
- Mrs. II, O, Howard, 2O6 Washington
Park. Rooms large; location delightful,
Convenient TO cars 10 Manhattan Beaeh,
Ooney Island, Long Beach and Central PsrFi
also 10 New York places Of anuse mont,
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Corrected List OF the Dead-Aur
VfvOrs Arriving.

ORANGE, Tx, October IS The
- amer Emily p. returned at 3 o'clock
erdsy afternoon, bringing 100 addi-
al sufferers from Jobnson's Bayou,
are entirely destitute of every
u that is necessary to sustain life.
y were received at the wharf by
n relet committees, who are doing
IA in their power 10 make them com.
portable. Most OF them are women
and children. The Emily p. will re-
turn to the bayou Immediately to
bring back 100 more persons who are
waiting there, and who are now home
les, penniless and without clothing
We now have to take care OF 2l0 per-
sons from that section. One can only
know the hsartrendiug condition OF
these people by sesing and con-
verting with them. The corrected
list Of the diowned a. Johnson's b ayuu
as neer a. can be Obtained this even
ing Is as follows:
WHITES.
+. GALLE0N. wife and grandson eight
children Of sam Brown.
Mrs. Y. FAuCHET's four children,
-Four Of FRANK rAMER'S children.
Mrs. CALLER and Eve children.
-Four T GFORGE sTEpHFNs's children.
Mrs and WILLIAM FERG US0N and four
Mrs. GEORGE SMITH md four children
Mrs. SHELL WAGLEY and four chill
Mrs. AFFORD LAMBERT and two chill
dren.
Mr.. BERRY and daughter.
ALPH0NSE DEiARD,
ADAM SMITH and one child.
COLORED.
HENRY JOHNSON, wife and three chill
dren.
Mrs JACK LEWIS.
DICK II AMBRICK, wife and four chill
JAMES LEWIS.
0nly u few Of these b ,dies were re.
covere on the trip. We have two
steamers, two schoouers and about
twenty five small boats doing active
work in gathering up the suffering and
bu'yirg the dead from Sabine Pass
and h. bayou. The steamer Lamar
left today with new crew and relief
men for Ssnine Pase. Orange has NOT
yet II ceived a single dollsr to assist In
taking care Of all these people. The
ci izaps earnestly request the Asso
ciated Press to give ejaculation to this
their appeal on behalf OF the destitute
sufferer. Contributions can be sent
to j sanders, Mayor OF Orange.
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Adyloo 10 Ntothor,,

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Consumption carries of its thousands Of
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1t gives us great pleasure to state that
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FoRTUNRTAKEs BUT oNHRRBUgF

FoRTUNET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
A Fair Damseps sad Mistake About Con
served Rose Leaves,
New York LesttF 70 CRteaOO ResE
There "a perfect mania for flower wear
ing now, and avery charming mania 1t Is,
too. Every other girl you see on the
street, albeit she Is laden with care and
parcels, has big bunch Of iScquemipot
roses on the front Of her bodice, You must
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though, as / have written them, You
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thing, II argues q kind Of familiarity
with them, as It were, A great reform
has come about in the forms in
which flowers are sent TO girls,
Don't you remember the dreadful
bouquets, with their dozens Of buds, all
exactly the same size, shape aud hue, Inn
paled upon toothpicks, which J our men
friends used to send you2 Those mon
stroalties are forever dead, Now a cute
little basket arrives, You open II, and In
the bottom, lying upon bed Of cool, dark
leaves, are . mass Of long-stemmsd roses
VI ulH6h VI tup NhlApy VI th9 uiSliu1l 10
not that ever 80 much sweeter and sim
pler2 And have you heard about the
conserved flowers, which are so expensive
ly delicious and SO deliciously expensiye2
You can now buy at the swell CONNECTION
er's q pouAd OF conserved rose leaves for
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They look and taste like something
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received a box Of confectionery, and on
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as imagined in my gross ignorance, Of
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very pretty top dressing, as 1t were, but !
swept them into the waste basket along
with the string with which the box was
tied. On meeting my friend next day ]
thanked him for the box, and he asked
me how l liked the conserved rose leaves.
A terrible suspicion crossed my mind. !
struggled for seli.possession, and said they
were beautiful, but l hadn't yet tasted
them. got away from him as soon as ]
could, ran home, and flew up stairs to
the waste basket. found two tiny petals
the housemaid had thrown the rest into
the ash heap. / tisAed out these two and
ate them with profound relish. l have
not had any conserved flowers sent me
since. Fortune seldom takes but one re.
huff.
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