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MIrouEL1 FALLS REPEATEDLY.

Round 13.-sulllvan led off with his
left, landiDg,on Mitchelfs body. Sullivan,
who had been waiting to use his right,
finally sent Mitchell down with a blow
from that useful member on the neck.
Round Fourteen The round opened
with wild, but harmless rush, and In
the exchanges that followeds4Mitchell re.
ceiYed blow on the mouth that drew
blood and Sullivan got one on the temple
In return. Sullivan then sent Mitchell
down with his right on the ear and now
seem d sure of winning.
Round 49, Mitchell did most of the
work, but went down to avoid punish-
ment.
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state. Mitchell was frequently down on
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-24

SPRNoFiELD, ILL.,, May 23.-Thc tenn.
poraryprganintion was made permanent
and Gen. Jesse j. PHILLIPS called the State
Democratic convention 10 order. The com.
miticc ON resolutions made report which
was ringingLy Democratic. President Clcve-
land was indorcd frotl the beginning Of
his first term 10 the end Of his second Ito
be). A reduction In the tariff is demanded
and the convention aslss Congress 10 make
provision for waterway TO connect the
great lakes with the Mississippi river.
The committee on Delegates NJ large 10
the national convention, presidential cleo
tors NJ large and Staic committeeman nj
large reported as follow
Delegates at large to the national con.
ycntion-Wm. X. Morrison, VIM. q.
Goudy, N. y. Worthlngton and James 5.
Ewing. Aliemates--Al Wired Orcndorii, \.
$. Marshall. A. A. Goodrich and q. +.
Crafts.
Presidential electors at largc-M q.
Crawford, Chas. II. Svab.
State central committeeman at large
Thompson w. McNccly, $. 7. Cummings
u. T.. Phelps. J. w. Richards, John Pow.
ems, w. II. Brinton and Geo. W. Haynes
A resolution was adopted thanking
President Cleveland for appointing the
Hon. NJ. w. Fuller chici Justice oi the
United States
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The Irlhuns ana nIninc.

NEw YonK, May 23.-The Tribune says
"IIalt one moment, Mr.. Boomer IL is
perfectly legitimate for you 10 say that
YOU prefer the nomination Of Mr.. A. or
Mr.. c., or Mr. Y. Y. r., but you have
no business 10 say that Mr.. Blaine told
his party that Il ought not 10 nominate
him. lie did tell his party that he did
not want Il 10 nominate him-which Is a
very different thing Strict truth Is de-
sirablc, aud never more desirable than
now.
''The earnest men Of the Chicago Blaine
club, whose figures indicate n clear major
ity for Mr. Blaine on the second ballot,
were telcgraphed the other day, and do not
appear 10 consider that there may never be a
second ballot u their impressions are right
regarding the judgment on delegates. The
frank and friendly comparison OF opin.
ions, which will preccde any balloting
whatever, Is not unlikely 10 bring about
considerable harmony OF purpose and ac-
tion. II that confer, nee discloses that
more than a majority Of the entire convcn.
ton think, and represent Republican con-
stituenb who think that Mr.. Blaine Is the
strongest candidate who can bcnomnaicd,
II Is quite likely that there may never be
more than one ballot. But this coniofepce
must frst be frank and friendly, and u i
discloscs that majority OF the convention
believe and represent constituents who bo-
lieye that some other candidate would be
stronger, the most dcicrcnco 10 that .opin'
Ion will be shown by those Republicans
! who prelcr Mr. Blaine"
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THE sARDIS FAIR.
A Successful Season and Fine Prospects
The Races.
C,Noo Ill M

A Successful Season and Fine Prospects
The Races.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
SARDIs, Miss, May 23.-The large at
tendance today at the Pamela County
Agricultural and Stock Breeders as
sociation Of sardis, Miss, places the
association on a sure and solid basis
and guarantees bright and long fut-
ure Of prosperity. The people Of north
Mississippi have shown their appreciation
OF the efforts made by the managers to
encourage the breeding Of fine stock by
their liberal attendance during this meet
ing and the assurance Of continueds support
in the future. The track will, before fall,
be placed in n much better condition, and
when completed will be all that can be de-
sired. More buildings will be erected to
accommodate the public and supply the
deficiency now existing. The association is
under the management OF gentlemen who
know no such word rs fail, and their efforts
will certainly be crowned with success
The crowd yesterday was so large that IL
was impossible TO obtain seats. The ladies'
were present in large numbers and took a
lively interest in the races, applauding vigor-
ously when their favorites won. The train
from Memphis carried large crowd down,
which was increased at way stations.
The races began promptly at 1850 o'clock
pm.
The first race was for unframed horses,
TO trot the best two in three heats, one
mile. There were four entries Blue Dick,
Hatrack, Como and Queen. The first heat
was won by Hatrack, Blue Wing second,
Queen third. Time-3:42. Hatrack was
driven by his owner, Mr.. ]. w. Clark.
The second heat was also won by Hatrack.
Time-3.3i.
The second race was half mile dash,
with four entries: Talaria, Bob, Mittie J
and Fischiel. Talaria won, Bob second.
Nme-05S.
The third event was tro,ting race, with
three entries: ID. 7. IIadden, Charley and
Munsey. The flrst heat was won by ID. p.
IIadden. Time-3:l2l. The second heat
ond. Time-307l ID. +. Hadden was
entered by Charles Galena, OF Memphis;
Charley by DIR. James Rullin, and Munsey
by Win Bethel, colorcd.
The fourth event was mixed race with
two entries: Dan and Jell. Dan, PAGER,
was entered by DIR. Jas. Rufiln, and JEFF,
a trottcr, by Col. J. A. Forrest, OF Mem
phis. JEFF won the first and second heats.
The tiilh race was quarter mile dash,
with two entries: Talaria and Bob. Talaria
won. Time-27l.
Talaria is q beautiful young horse Of fine
movement and very stylish.
The officers OF the Illinois Central rail
road deserve the thanks Of every one fol
the low rates made and the attention paid
10 passengers, and the excellent time
going and returning.
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AN uNpARDoNADLH OUTRAGE.
Two Young Men Attack an Evangelist
at Grenada, Mics.

Two Young Men Attack an Evangelist
at Grenada, Mias.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
CorrEEyiLLE, Miss, May 2J.-As the
north-bound passenger train ON the I'LL.
nois Central railroad reached Grenada at
1880 o'clock last night, Capt. Worthcn,
an evangelist from Lebanon, n. H., who
had delivered temperance lecture In this
place the same evening, boarded the train.
lie had scarcely taken his seat In the
ladies' coach, when two young men, viii
Williams and Bob McAicc, strobe into the
car, saying you told a. n lie this even
ing, aud at the same timo both struck him
in the face. Worthen mado no resistance,
and after delivering several blows the two
young men walked out. As they passed
the coal box one seized the shovel and
threw Il at the lecturer, striking him ON
the arm and iniicting painful wound.
Tho evangelist, with very black eye,
came into CoilccyIllc, where ho lcc,urcd
this evening
Tho young men were offended NJ some.
thing that was slid In Tho lecture yestcr.
day evening, aud selected the ladies'
coach u passenger train ~ the place I'm
which 10 wrcak their revenge. Conductor
McCutchcon WIS attending 20 his duties
on the outside. and when bo came IN the
young men were gone.
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rmE rnocEEDINas on coNeREss.
rhe Posioaee Appropriation NH Up
in the IIouse.

wAanxoroS, May 23- lScnate.l -
Among the bills reported from committees
and placed on the calendar was the fol-
lowing
To authorize the Paris, Chociaw a Little
Rock Railroad company 20 construct
railroad through the Indian Territory
On motion Of Mr.. Sherman the senate
proceeded 10 executive business.
When the doors were rcopencd, legislat-
I've business was resumed.
After some routine matters were disposed
OF, Mr.. spooner said "ltis known 10 eena.
tors that death has crossed the threshold OF
my colleagues home, and has stricken down
athis side the companion OF his lifelong
term. Many senators on both sides OF the
chamber have intimatcd 10 me desire 20
tcstify their respect for my colleague and
their sympathy Tor him In his SORROW, by
attending the obsequics Of Mrs sawyer,
which arc 20 occur at 2 o'clock. Toenaolc
such senators 10 do 40, | move that the
Senate do now adjourn"
The motion was agreed to, ana the seh-
ate adjourned.
rug risHERIr TREATY.
In the sccre, session today motion Was
made by Scnalor sherman 10 proceed 70
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-24

WASHINGTON, May 93.-Thc President
will leave Washington next Tuesday even.
ing for New York, 10 take part In the me.
mortal exercises in that city and Brooklyn
the next day. lie will review the parade
In New York In the morning aud the one
In Brooklyn In the afternoon. At the
close of the exercises In the latter city he
will go 10 jersey City and take the iint
train for Washington. Mn. Cleveland
will no, accompany the President ON this
occasion. She will, however, make visit
TO New York later In the season, probably
in gnptoutbnr
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TnE FIFTH DISTRICT.



New YoRK, May 23.-The activity OF 20.
litical forces here increases as the time for
the assembling OF the national convention
approaches. One Of the latest arrivals is
the Hon. Roswell @. norr, Of Michigan,
who talked to the interviewer Ms follows
"The Republican party" he said yester-
day, "was never in better trim for an ag-
gressive and successful campaign than they
are today throughout the entire north
Unless we commit some egrcgious blunder
at Chicago, we will name the next Presi-
dent at that convention"
"llow about BlaineY | thought YOU
Michigan mon had always been for
BlaineP"
$50 we have been, and so We would be
now were he in the field But Mr. Blaine's
friends in Michigan believe in him, and
when he declined 10 be candidate and
advised the election of some other man,
we took him at his word and at once COM
menced TO look about for good candidate
Other States have done tho same. Not n
single man has been mentioned in opposi-
ton 10 Mr.. Blaine, but every ono in com
pliance with his advice, He could have
had the nomination almost tbyacclamation.
lie knew that very well, and knowing It.,
he withdrew Has any one ever had one
syllable from him intimating that he has
changed his mind2 That he does not de-
sire the nomination Is very clear from his
letter. IL IL also very clear that he thinks
the wise thing for the Republicans to do
IL 70 select some one clsc believe ma.
jority OF the delegates win follow his ad-
vice. ann very sure l shall. II SCENE to
me best that we should name some man
who is confident OF success, and who him
self has faith in the wisdom Of the selec-
ton. OF course, II any ono ofMr. Blainc's
friends shall appear in tho convention au.
thorizcd 20 state that Mr.. Blaine will ac-
cept any kind OF nomination, that will
change the situation. Until that IL done.
II seems TO me that no true friend Of Mr..
Blaine will name him in that convention
To vote for him is 10 mime him Just ~
much as formally 10 nominate him. III
letter Is not q mere pla, upon words. i
h the honest statement Of great leader
who bas at heart the succc@ Of his party,
and Who laid aside all personal ambition
and deliberately marked out the course
which seemed 10 him most surely 10 lead
10 success. ] shall be very much surprised
II the delegates 10 that convention do moi
make an honest effort % follow his advice
and select some good Republican whom
We can all Join with Mr.. Blaine In giving
hearty, telling support"
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s.b.,I,n,e Tor ,l,c wiz. nIIL.

WAsuiSGroS, March % The Rcpub.
licuns are confident that thoy will be able
to agree upon substitute for the Mills
bill and conference has already outlined
several Of the leading points Of the meas
urc, but Il Is their present plan TO allow
the consideration oi tho pending bill TO
run along under the nyc.minuie rule for
some time, In order 10 fully disclose IN the
debate thc sentiments Of all the members
OF the party.
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nac.ng az Graye.cnd Park.

NEW YORK, May 23.--The track at
Gravesend was in fine condition when the
days racing opened, but II was soon made
heavy and eventually sticky by driving
rain.
First Race--lIandcap; six furlongs.
Starters; Cyclops, Mona, Fordham, Port
land, Becton. Cyclops won by length,
Mona second, Fordham third. Time
l;l62.
Second Raee--one mile. Starters:
Long Knight, pericles, wilired, Malaria,
Longlight, Tcnsfy, V l. s, Joseph, Ella
Smith, colt Wiltrod won by, nose,
Joseph second. lislla smith, colt, third.
Tme-l;iS. Mut,nls paid SIS. 20.
Third Rnce--For maiden two-year-olds;
six furlongs Starters Scrvia, Miss Cody,
Gypsy Queen. Gypsy Queen won by u
length, Miss Cody second. Time-l.17l.
Fourth Race Mile. Starters lnyermore
FLY, Ocean, Peg Wellington, Clay Stock
ton, Belinda, Fanita. Peg Wellington
won by alength and a half, lnyormoo lilly
second, Stockton third. 1imo--l24l.
Fifth Race-Alile and quarter. Start
crs Linden, Brown Duke, Choctaw, Bessie
juno, Lelogos, Bella and Florence NJ. Lin
den won by head, Brown Duke second,
Lelogos third. Tme--l:56l
Sixth Race = Six furlongs. Starters
Tattlcr, Pocomokc, Supervisor, King Crab,
Belle Brocck, Parkville, Regulus aud Quib-
bier. King Crab won by neck, Regulus
second, Tattlor third. 1imo--l:l0l.
The entries for tomorrow's races are:
Fint Racc-For lhrcoycar olds; mile and n six
iccnth Joseph i0s Janet los Murray colt los
Monmouth los Chambly los, Juggcr los, winOnn
i0l, salylnl ila. Joe Leo ilS, rangon iis, Prince
RoyalliS
second Racc-IfandIcap; mile aud q sixteenth.
Richmond ii6, nclyldere l0a Moic Mccarthy.
lest 100. lordclaise LOO, Queen Elizabeth VI, Cy'
clone colt ~ IlaVcllcr ~
Third Racc--May stakes, for wo.ycar olds; Ilx
iurlongL Cartoon 10, scymour ll5, Holiday ll2
Hancbcll ll2 French Park 40,
Fourth Racc-st James Hotel stakes. milo and 4
quarter. Elkwood ~, DRY Monnpolo ii2, VoiAntc
~, The Hard ~, Hanover ile, Sir Dixon i02, Han
burg llA
Flfh Racc-For two.ycaroldg slH furlongs
Gold Fish iii, Hot scotch 10, Carrientcs ii0
Darling los, sam y 100, Dalcsman ioi Little iaro
sixth Raoc-solilng: six inrlonga Battery o.
rmplW n hosallc NJ, noodlc ina, Mala i01, Cho
lula iOO, Obclisk lis, liishop 30, Duplex lOT
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ceeded in securing Miss Lady Weakley as
sponsor. Miss Weakley is one of the
bellies of Nashville and the Zouaves feel
proud Of their capture, as Miss Weakley
does in being 80 honored. The zouaves
will drill on Thursday. The company is
being royalty treated by all companies and
other parties in camp. The company is
drilling up to its usual standard and has
been recognized by the staff officers in the
appointment OF its second lieutenant as
officer Of the guard on tomorrow. They
have the handsomest quarters in the
camp, bar none, andare the acknowledged
pets of the encampment. The boys are
messing in camp and are living well and
are as finely equipped as any.
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RAILROAD RUMBLINos.


KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 2J.-At 3
o'clock this morning freight train on the
Rock Island went through bridge near
Randolph Point, crashing into a ravine
twenty-five feet deep. A short time after
n freight train ON the Hannibal 4 ~. Jo-
scph road went through a bridge which
adioined the Rock Island, and which bad
been weakened by the first wreck. Two
engineers, fireman and two tramps were
Killed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-24
HowARD's LIBEL.

The Jackson Preacher Returns from
London.-Hla Case.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Tenn. May %. The Rev.
Frederick Howard, complainant In the
celebrated $50, 900 damage suit against six
teen members Of the First Baptist church
In this city and three newspapers Of the
State, arrived home yesterday from Lon
don, where he has been several months TO
obtain additional evidence g. establish his
claim that his name u Howard. This big
Sensational lawsuit will be called by the
circuit court next woek. Tho whole com
munity N anxious 10 know what will DO
done now that hs lawyers have given his
ease up. II Is thought by many that ho
will conduct his case himself, % hc was a
pmctcing lawyer before he became a
preacher.