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he called upon Judge DuBose OF the crimi-
nal court, to reason with him in reference to
his determined stand against the superin-
tendent There has been but six escapes
since lass left there" said the chairman,
hoping thereby to molly the judges bitter
ness against Mr.. Mason as an officer.
There's more than that" said Judge DuBose
very positively, and reached up for the report
TO the last session of the county court to verify
his statement, A count revealed nineteen
escapes during the quarter, and Pass had
not been in service, either. II stunned the
chairman, who simply remarked; ~ am
mistaken, and left the judges office.
Let the wife of newly married man be
lost to his view for ever so short time at
the very beginning OF the honeymoon, and
those who are upon the scene will behold a
beautiful illustration OF nervousness and
illustration. Mr.. Harry ID. Wilson, local
passenger and ticket agent Of the Missouri
Pacific railway system, was married TO Miss
Eloise Morrison Bissell near 81. Louis, on
Wednesday last, in the afternoon. That
evening the couple took a train for the
east on bridal tour. They were
escorted TO the union depot by a
congenial and merry party Of friends.
Just before the train pulled out some mis-
chieyous member of the party took the RAJ
diant bridegroom 10 one side for conf
dental chat, and during the fakedup con-
ference some one else spirited the bride to
remote corner of the room. Mr.. Wilson
took himself away from the friend as quickly
as possible hurried back TO the central group,
looked about for Mrs. Wilson, but-she was
not there. Then began the amusing scene,
which the friends enjoyed until II took on
an agonizing character. where's my wife?"
the tortured gentleman pleaded exoitingly.
"lou have no wife" suggested some one,
soothingly; but IL didn't soothc. "Tm not
dreaming" Mr.. Wilson persisted. ~ was
married this afternoon, and you can't rob
me Of happiness in any such wayl" His
condition was becoming critical, and his
smiling and happy wife was suddenly re-
turned to his side. 81 knew couldn't be
mistaken" lac exultingly aid, and forth
with marched proudly into the sleeping car,
leaving the practical jokcrs TO find another
victim.
krcmc, ierUiU yesterday by
having Arnold band discussing the latest
popular airs while the ladies were inspecting
the millinery and dress goods treasures set
before them. The idea Is a good one and the
Lounger hopes to see II generally adopted as
one Of the indispensable features OF 'opcn-
ing day." II will not bring any more ladies
out, but II will add infinitely 10 their enter
tainmcnt, and that Is point worth striving
for After all, Opening dGx' is but a fes-
tival, a spectacular free show Of the most in
yiting description, and musical accompani-
ment will only perfect lis present attrac-
firms.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

"a snor.srmNO District Democrat need
no, be- alarmcdaboui New York City being
lost TO the Democracy because there are
two Democratic candidates for Mayor.
Both Democratic organizations Tam.
many and the County pcmocmcy--aro en-.
Enthusiastically supporting Cleveland and
Thurman, andso arc both candidates. May
or Hewitt has declared that he IL earnestly
In favor Of tarin reform and the election
Of the Democratic ticket, aud SLcr-
id Grant says that u the Nation.
al Democratic Committee asked him
and Hewitt to ctirc he would Instantly
comply with their request 81 am" no
says, "for the success Of Mr.. Cleveland
above all else. II any man should feel q
hcsitancy about voting for Mr.. Cleveland.
and willingness TO vote for me, would
ak him TO drop my name and choose Mr..
Cleycland'G want all the votes can
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Anu.beI a, Letter. s,o,.,.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct l2.-over bushel
Of partly destroyed lettcm, addressed ~
business firms Of this city, wcro found on
the streets this morning. They had been
rillcd OF all their contents that could DO
turned into money. II seems evident that
the Letters were stolen by some one con.
ncctcd with the posioilicc. One New York
draft OF $3.50. drawn by Smiths bank, Of
Peoria, was found In the middle OF tho
street torn In two pieces. Many OF the lett
tcrs were scorchcd. showing that the thicf
had tried 60 burn them. but was frustrated
by the rain storm. Tho postmaster aud
police are making an investigation.
John Shields, n night clerk in the pos,oi-
flee, has been arrested for the robbery,
Shields was appointed September under
the civil aeryiru law,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Frederick, written by the Princess. Chris
tian, who is wellfnp in the private history
OF the reigning family Of Prussia, and is
charming and comprehensive writer For
this her mother, Queen Victoria, has writ
ten preface, which was so severe as to
necessitate the revis on Of it by Lord sauls-
bury SO as to avoid further trouble with
GERMANY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

THE NeV York Commercial 1drerii'cr Is
doing good work in exposing the monop-
olistic manufacturers Of that State who are
intimdating their workmon, threatening
them with the loss Of their situations il
they do not vote the Republican ticket.
As Congressman Breckenridge. Of Ken.
lucky, said when interviewed about IL:
"Thc Republicans are constantly oharg-
ing MS in the South with intimi-
dating negroes. What have they
to say about their inlimidating the
white slaves IN their factories? Even II all
the stories about shotgun suppression OF
negro suffrage in the South were true, il Is
no worse than threatening men with the
loss Of their daily bread in case they do
no, vote as their masters bid them. The
Commercial AdoTiisr is doing splendid
work in exposing those monopolists who
are adopting criminal means to keep the
present war tariff in force. Keep II up,
and We who are on the stump for Democ-
racy will help YOU"
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get, but want none at the expense OF The
head OF the national ticket" This ought
to assure our "Shoe-string District friend
and all others who have Doubling Thomas
moods. New York is safe, otherwise
Gov. Hill would not be campaigning in
Indiana. II his fields were not all well
cultivated, he would still be working in
their inrroMs.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
President Adam. os th. Commerce
Law.

CmcAoo, ILL.,, Oct -. 80 President,
Adams, Of the Union Pacific road, who
was In the city last evening on his way
east, said 10 reporter that he thought tho
interstate law is greatly responsible for
the decentralization In railroad affairs, and
experience has shown that II Is not based
upon sound principles. Tho inability Of
roads 10 make lower rates ON traffic be-
between large commercial ccnicrs and In.
tcrmodia,c local points. he says, has the
effect Of driving the business away from
large points, and the prohibition Of pools
l. leading to general consolidation OF
roads. The weaker lines being unable 10
compete against the strong lines on oven
terms will be forced out Of existence, and
the strong lines will absorb them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

The siege of Paris.

The spectacular display Siege Of Paris, or
the Fall Of the Commune" secured another
large attendance last night and all visitors
were more than satisfied with the entertain
mcnt The different scenes are given IN n
realistic manner opening with a Par.sian
holiday, war news from sedan, the republic
and the siege the bombarlmont Of the city,
entry Of thc Prussian forces. surrender Of the
city, revolt Of the commune, burning Of the
city by the communists and their defeat by
the national guard. The military display
and the fireworks are well worth witnessing
The production will be presented again TO.
night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

CoNom~S,S G. u narcEiSniBar. " Arkansas
b. mon' frightened than even a. a. Mills II 10
political outlouk Two ycan ago nrcckIufidrr
rclri,cl tWicr as many votes ~ his Repaid sn 90.
Iuncnt This ieit how vet. some ~ ths leading
drmucmic orator. u the stale are b. uu'np th,
district with the obicct 49, utrr h. ~ cic ,tion.
u possible In the resent csu,tss Cos governor
hrckinf,dgr.s district gave a majority ior be- 10.
puhlran arl Labor candidate. Them sa chaucr
that hr,kInnisc himself viii h dcfr.is,i in So
,Umhcf The TIVE tfsdo O., snir..y 81 ,hs nsmn.
cratic parry o. dong he h. 80. or the ,u,cl iu
spiutun ~ iou.s 90 bc pymu,iaL
This In all nonsense. TuE Atrial has
reliable information and positive as,ur.
anccs that Mr.. Breckenridge will be 70.
elected by an increase over his majority
Of 1900 IN 1850. Ills constituents apprc.
ciatc his scniccs In connection with the
passage Of the Mills bill, because they nre
nearly all farmers and therefore free
traders. Tie Globe Bmocrd Just doesn't
know what II Is talking about"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

TuE cotton rOcciycj yesterday numbered
5,l2' bales, NJ against ., i2D bales same day
last year oi the receipts i,O22 came in
10y tail, 75l by river and $50 bales by
wagon Sales Yesterday, $500 bales, the
exporters taking $500 bales and spinncn
the remainder Tho sales ior the week
amounted to 1860 bales. Of which ~. 200
to exporters and 1900 to spinncn. Tho
rcccipis Of cotton since September l make
o., go bales, same time las, year igI.sg7
tales. stock on hand 1897 bales, against
6i,o9o same day last year. The CLEARING.
house report shows heavy increase Of
business 20 Ear this week, the clcarlngs
being SiS5, ioo.oS In excess Of tho clear.
ings Of last week and nm Increase of So.
6saOl on the cleariug Tor the same limo
last year.
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His girI Gave Iiin, Awny.

ST. Louis, Oct ~ Fornoy Hobbs,
alias Charles Lee, was arrested IN South
s. Louis today upon information that the
man was wanted in Dallas, Tcx., for mur.
der. Tho officer claims the prisoner adj.
United 10 him he had killed q man named
Edward Wonscl Ia Dallas aud that he was
10 have been tried last Monday, but
jumped his bond on which Robert Purdy
aud Dick Flanagan we're securities. Tho
following telegram led TO the Arrest
Charles Lev, ~ Louis
skip. They are after You.
DELLA SrALEY.
Dallas, Tex, Oct. ~. IsSy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

GEN. SHERMAN, who threatens the peo-
pie Of the South with the dagger and torch
because II sctms TO him that the negroes
are denied the right OF the franchise, has
nothing to say about the dagger or the
torch ior tho Monopolis,s and Trust build.
cn at tho North, who are illuminating
their workmon To force thcm TO vote
Tor Harrison and Morton. No, indeed.
sherman, like other Republicans, Is only
mad at the people oi the South because
his party cannot carry any Of the Southern
States That is the sum Of IT, II his
assumed indignation moved hun To
threaten assassination and inccndiarism
had any basis Of natural feeling in him, tho
gauuous old warrior would today DO pour.
ing out the walls Of his wrath on the man.
uiacturcH who are bruially cocrcing their
work people To vote against their princi.
pies, thus robbing them of their votes.
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.In.iinI .nnIinn-, .,

The sale Of seats for this engagement will
open this morning at the Iron Mountain rail-
road ticket Office under the Peabody. The
mclodrama will be presented Monday even
ing at the thcator, aud will have n run Of n
q week During the progress OF Lost In
London" quite number OF musical and
other spcialiios are introduced by the Tan
Pipe sing,rs-Giltoil, the mimic; Newton
Beers and Miss Florence Campbell and 9th.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
A IrnnIr ArrnrrrmrnI.

oNNii, Ncb., Oct l2.-Union Pacific
railroad officers deny the truth OF the
statement that an arrangement for through
service In connection with the Chicago,
Milwaukee & ~. Paul railroad had been
made, but say that an arrangement with
the Chicago 4 Northwestern has been nc.
complshcd. Through slccpcu over the
latter, Jointly with the Union Pacific be-
tween Chicago aud Denver, will be put on
next sunday,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
nIcnnhIs Ihcnicr.

The Wilson MINISTRIES gave another at.
tractiyc performance last night, and
TO large and enthusiastic audience.
The program was rendered excellently we'll
by the troupe. The speciality acts were well
received, especially the clever legerdemain
aud India juggling work Of Powell. and
the acrobatio feat, Of the boy contor-
ZIONIST, Master Duval. There will be a
Wilson matinee this afternoon and another
performance tonight, which will close the
eugngcment.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

ENGLAND, IN the interest Of her Mcdi,cr.
rancan possessions, has made an agree
ment with Italy that IN case Of move.
mcni by France TO Interfere with the col.
onizing and annexation schemes Of either
In Africa, viii unite them for mutual dc.
fcnso
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
BUSINESS FAILURES.
Two IinnL. Iircnh.

cmcAoo, M, oct IA dispatch from
Mason City, la, SayE Iowa had two
bank failures yesterday, tho Boyer Valley
bank NJ Woodbinc aud the Caldwell bank
OF Logan closed their doors, and Judge
mug vas aplo'hlcu tccclNcr, bo.n os AUS
wcT operated bey the same firm. Thc
total deposits will not exceed S5O,OO0 The
failures arr attributed 10 too heavy spccu.
lations In land.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

' InE inventor Of the now language.
Nolnpuk, Father Schlcycr. Of Constance, Is
dead. hut hc will live In his work which,
ON both continents and In Australia and
India, Is being carried forward by many
enthusiastic di.ciplcs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

TnE Republican and Democratic mem
bers Of the House are anxious and ready
TO adjourn, having disposed Of all the ap-
preparation bills, but the Republican Sem
ators insist that they must dispose OF their
tariff bill before al 1urnmcnt, now that
they have opened debate upon it. This,
4 Persisted in, will carry them over TO the
day ol pIcciIon-
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IIoaaet'. Threat

fAms Oct. l2-rrime Minister Floquct
declares he will resign II the project for
the revision Of the constitution IL rejected,
or has TO bc adopted by majority SECURED
by a coalition. lie further declares hat
he vii only accept the vote Of Republic
an majority adopting the project.
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A nI,I,irn,i-

XIV York, Oct i2.-Thc directors Of
the Wheeling x lake Erie Railroad COM
pnny, At their meeting today. declared the
usual quarterly dividend Of ! per cent.
Books close October - The dividend u
payable NOVEMBER 10. Books will open
NoVgfnior nj
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Close ofthe Join, Debate.
ID pI.raloh lo Do Appenl.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. II. Tho Joint en-.
vass between the gubernaiorial candidates
closed today nj Lexington, Crockett coun-
~, where great Democratic enthusiasm
was manifested. Gov. Taylor will speak
At several places before election day.
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Dallas, Tex, Oct 70, isss. ''' '''''''
Tue Cleveland. renn.. cnalr rns,ar,.

Special ntInirh Ia Tue Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct i2.-The
Cleveland chair factory, located at Glove
land, Tenn. was burned last night, involy-
ing loss Of $4,000. Two hundred hand,
are thrown out Of employment on account
OF The fire. The owners say they will rc-
build at once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
AN EXTRAORDINARILY OTTER

These proposition, ar. made Tor the benefit Of
thoss who secure yearly fub-crib"ra but In order
ths, tho suhscrllen may derive benefit from tho
composition. Tnr ArrE,L will distribute among
them glir amounting In value TO morv than 3 oOa
Thssc gifts viii Guido in the r~pcc, Of value aud
dssimhllliY anything ever onsrcd by Southern
ncwfpap"r Ky,ry yearly subscriber will Nc fure
TO get Glh ssnd Tor sample copies Of WISELY
AnLAL And . full LIST Of gih. Thh proposition
~ni 10 oven 70 November No. iSgA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
THE WEATHER.
Indications

lSS WASHINGTON. o.. y. orm. ISIS
Dor Mis- s'pli aud Ar.ausis Ialf.
cuoicr. nunh,riy Winds
ior kcufark, and turyerr LIsht lual rainr.
followed d. tir olol westerly NIuis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Tnr publications. Sir Morrcll Macl ON.
ric's book, which has rcarouscd the ppr.
lie Of Europe, especially OF Germany. IN
the historic value Of the late Emperor.
diary. is to be followed by the Publication
In few days by memoir Of the lam, pi,d
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Local nrteroIoKi,el Iton,rt

Boss Quay is frantic over the Rcpubli.
cans losing game in New YORK aud has
called for another squeeze Of "ial, more
fat"
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national policy" Carnegie. laughing in
his sleeve and repeating its own NOTICE,
"What fools these mortals be-" would
make fine cartoon for glorious Puck.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

The state nj Iarge-Alhert s. Marks, Of franklin
Josiah Patterson, OF shelby
First Distrlct-H Y. Hughes, OF Claiborne.
Second Disirict-GcOrsc 7, zoe, OF yCher-on'
Third Dis.rict-Wm. Z. Murray, OF Warren
Fourth Distrct-W NJ llnmmock Of lfonsiale.
Filth District-W C. Houston, Of Cannon
sixth District-El r. Morris, oi Davidson.
Seventh District-FOurnoy Rivers NJ uileA
Eighth pistrlct-R = cole, ol licury.
Ninth District Frank +, Bond, Of Haywood.
Tenth Distrct-Ilnrry NJ I'M, OF shelby.
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unrdemnn County.

For State Scnhtnr--J II. DOKTCH.
For County Representatives. G. MOORE, sh
For Floatcr-JOuN II HEAD.
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Fnyeiie County.
lIpton County.

Tor State Scuntor--J. II. DORTCH.
For flontcr--C 4. STAINBACK.
Tor county rescntntiye--WlLLT SHELTON.
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THE COUNTY LrCIsLATIVE TICKET
For Rcnrcscn,atIyrs.

Tor the State senate.
I'M CREWS WV. MCDOWELL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

The Democrats Executive tommittcc has made
appointments Tot the Democratic nominee Tor III,
Legislature 10 meet the people Oi the county aud
discuss the ISSUES Of the day In the following order
via
I. Collicr,illc Monday October n, 2pm.
> Germantown Monday, october No. 2 pm.
o Bartlett, Tuesday, October lG pm.
4 Arlington, Tuesday, October 10, pm.
n Miliu.tpu. "wednesday october ~, pm.
Il cuba, lhurday October rs, loan.
=. Lucy. lhursl1y uriubvr U.s. pm
= Euutyu stat un Friday october H. : y m,
lhurtfs store, tint District Saturday, uciO
Der. l2m.
no. brunswick Saturday october M INN.
N. GUlrtlllr. Monday. October -, n am.
a. NhtlhHygu Mordnl, October Do, pm.
N whites stat on, Tuesday, October I'll pm,
"a nustor Nigih nislIiCt, Wednesday. october
o. pm.
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Announcements for CsndIdnt.a.

For the Scnate-T J. BARNillLL.
For the Lower Housc-W. A. CARUTiIERS.
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o lnlcish. THURSDAY oc'ohora' %. pm.


lG Ninth Wnrl corner Grccn.nw ami Second
streets Friday, urtnhUr 20, = q pm,
~. Eighth Wand Poplar Street Market house
Saturday. ugiob.r2 ", T3l PM
IA Third aud Fourth Nurls. on the hlun, Mon.
DAY, Ottuirr ~ 40 m. Gov Iul lnf viii be- on
hand ~ this rally
W Tenth Want corner Main md South streets
TUESDAY. ~. tnhDt - .OpW.
- seventh Nnrl, Matt Smiths crnrcry. urlcan,
street "Wednesday Orilhrr 10. ail pm
~. lirt Nurl corner Main Hul Jackson streets
Thufslsy. November Z. 7an pm.
- Second Narl. Court house. rlny November
2 T3lpm.
ID iiuh nnd sixth Wards llcllc Street Market
haiurlny, November q 5.'Upm.
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". l. CLAPP, RICHARD ODLUM
RALPH DAVIS. A. RENKERr.
DR. GOODWIN
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Chairman Slaughter !, an honest man, as
oil who know him admit lie also trusts his
friends most implicitly as being like him.
self whether - positively informed. Or
whether II wa. tho way he understood the
statement Of snpi Mason, u the
Sofk.houss, ho bslic,ci the Story that ca.
o'crccr Pass was largely responsible f,r the
numerous ESCAPES Of prisoners. Accordingly
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-09-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

Order appointing time and place for hearing ap-
and directing notice to be given.
In the Probate Court of Alturas county, Idaho
Territory
In the matter of the Estate of George F. Settle, de-
ceased:
On reading and filing the petition of d. B. Eth
ell, executor of George F. Settle. deceased, pray
ing for order to sell all the real aad personal
property of said estate, including all hipng
claims, mining interests, mining mill sites. and
all interests belonging thereto, also any other real
estate or Interest therein owned by said deceased
rs well as any personal property of said deceased
and that said executor be allowed to sell such
property at private sale. subject to the approval
of the COURT to psy the debts outstanding against
the deceased and the cebts, expenses and charges
Of administration:
1t Is ordered, That all persons interested in said
estate appear before the Probate Court Of the
County of Ahuras, Territory of Idaho at the
Courtroom of said Court. at HALEY. in said Altur-
as County. on the 1lth day of October. 1898 at
O'Clock p m, then and there to show cause why
such order should not be made
And II is further ordered that cory of this or.
der be published in the WooD RIVER TINES, q
newspaper published in said Alturas County, AT
least ur successive weeks previous to said lltl
day of October 1885, and that notices be posts up
according to law least 10 days before the day SET
for said hearing,
Dated August 29th A. D. 1888.
tSesl.l E. r. LENNON,
$50 Probate Judge.