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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

found in company OF Green II. .Raum,
Arthur's Internal revenue commissioner,
and questioned concerning the matter by an
Associated Press representative.
You can say for me, and, think the en-
tire Illinois delegation but two,' said the
Illinois senator, that Judge Gresham has
not withdrawn and that no such u move is
In contemplation. We shall enter the
convention hall Monday morning as ready
TO this, are false"
will there be any detection from the
States outside OF Illinois,
None that we have heard OF. You can
say that We have Just begun the fight, and
consequently IRE not quite ready 10 quit ]
know Of no contingency which would cause
Illinois 10 desert its present candidate"
State Senator i. s. Clark, who, with Sen
ator Farwcll, is delegate-at-large afterward
time he was ready 10 admit that In case Of q
break Illinois would lie nearly evenly divided
between Blaine and Mckinley
None OF the Ohio dolegates-at-large from
that State were 10 be found In their usual
haunts about the Grand Pacific tonight, ex.
cept Ben Buttcrworth, who was enjoying q
quiet chat at Now York headquarters.
What about your candidates with
drawal2'' asked the reporter
"Wcll, we have heard that so often that
we don't feel like rcfutng IL any more.
There is absolutely nothing In IL. We will
be on hand Monday as we have been hereto
fore"
"will Mckinley be the choice Of the Ohio
dclegation?'
"1he reason for answering that question
has not yet arisen. Mr. Mckinley would
rather he taken home dead than have II be-
lievcd he had betrayed the trust rcposed In
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AT MoNrEAoLR.
What tho Cottage owners are Doing
Delightful Weather.

Correspondence oi The Appeal
MoNrFAaLH. Tenn, June 22.--unfolding
shuttors, the removal Of litter FROM the
repairs additions 10 builddgs, new build.
ing. and the ring Of the iron piping that Is
10 carry the water over the grounds, are the
unmistakablo signs Of the approaching rs.
scmbiy. The assembly grounds have had 30
many cottages built upon them, the spaces
are W few, the forest growth left standing NO
luxurlnnt. that were them no assembly here
an IDEAL summer vacation could be- spent
within tho gates. II Il surprising 10 hnd
how many people have had chimncys built
90 their cottages, or have new porchcs,
roons. or additions Of plank or paint 10
their pretty cottages. There 4 q heartfelt
love Of the place with ,Montcaglcnns, that
grows stronger ~ the years increase In mum.
bcr. 10 this aud the ccniraliiy of the place,
IL altitude aud accessibility, the assembly
looklo maintain It's leadership
Capt 4. l.. Terry, the new business man.
agor, Is a very hne manager, q genial man,
and one thoroughly imbucd with the enter
prise ~ CREATING and maintaining this de-
lighiful resort.
The Alahamians will have, when Il iscom-
plcied, the most attractive house IT its size
ON the grounds.
The hotel n very ATTRACTIVE, also thoroughly
well managed and has a capacity that will
insure good company. II l. IN no way con.
trollcd hy the assembly management Hotel
dc Cornelius al Tullahoma IL repeated here
IN better edition.
Light rains have fallen here Tor two weeks
IN occasional showers, keeping everything
fresh and charming.
From what IL already known Montcagle will
have better patronage this year than ever
before.
Texas Louisiana and Arkansas are eS.
pcctcd 10 make a definite move Ia establish,
IN some tangible form, their interests here
this season.
Tho skctching class, under Mr. George W.
Chambers, of the Nashville School II Fine
Arts will do some earnest work this year
out OF doors.
Prof Thompson, Of Purdue university, In.
diana, who has been here several years, will
take holiday at home this year. lie will be
missed here.
Prof J. \ Black. who assisted Prot Bailey
IN the musical department year or two
ago has been winning laurcla IN lndianapo.
| ~ IN hrs school ~ music.
Prof Bourland one IT Tcnncssco's bright.
est men In the department of literature, I,
here. lie has purchased q cottage, aud will
become q valued helper In the development
Property outside the assembly grounds has
been taken ny 10 considerable extent In the
| past year.
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In the House OF Representatives.

WASHINGTON, June 81 House. l-Mr. bel
mont of New York, presented the confer.
cnce bill agreed to. lie also reported the
bill introduced by him 10 give effect TO the
Chinese treaty. The only amendments arc
provisions taken from the Morrow bill,
making the bill take effect upon the ratiaoa.
ton Of the treaty, and wiping out the scc.
ton allowing six months during which the
Chinese may return upon certificates The
report Il unanimous Mr. Morrow consuming
10 the recommendation that his bill lie upon
the table.
After q struggle lasting an hour over the
order Of business, the public buildings com.
miticc secured thr noor, and Mr.. Dibhlc, oi
South Carolina, called up the Senate bill Tor
the construction Of building at Portland,
Ore. ny an amendment the amount was rc.
| duced 10 t200.OO0. The whole afternoon wa,
spent In the effort 10 get . quorum, and
failing 20 secure one on proposition 10 rc
al $40 o'clock pm. adjourned.
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A CHASTITY FIND.
Tho Naked Body OF n Murdered Woman
Found IN Woods.

fouud IN WoOuo.
special Dispatch TO The Appeal
BInNISauAs, Ala. June 23.-Lato ycstcr-
day afternoon George u, Caves, n carpenter,
was picking up brush wood for kindling In
a lonely spot just out Of the city, when
from an inviting pile Of wood lac discovered
the naked foot Of a negro protruding. Re
moving the wood he found that the body,
which was young woman'S and several
days dead toall appearances, had not a stitch
81 clothing on II from head TO foot Across
the throat from ear 10 ear was gaping knife
wound. aud the head and limbs werc cruelty
bruised In several places. Her clothes could
not be found anywhere near, nor any other
indications that the killing was done on the
spot The coroner today could lind no clcw
except that the woman and her husband had
quarrclled last Thursday night about some
money that she had aud would not lend
him, aud that nothing had been seen Of her
after leaving her work the next night and
going home. Her namc was Ida Carnagle.
Sho was employed n houscmaid by prom
incnt citizen " the South Side. The police
hunted the town for Tom Carnagie the hus-
band. this afternoon. but could not find him,
although they learned that he was here this
morning.
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THAT'S ALL HE KNEW.
Brief But Pointed Converse with Presi-
dent dadden.

Anything for an eager public today ?
mildly inquired n modest ArrKAL reporter Of
President MADDEN yesterday.
Lots OF Il, lots OF H." was the instanta-
ncous ontburst THE rains have seriously
inierfered with great deal OF work we had
In contemplation and under way, but as soon
as the sun rcappears 90 remain with us
awhile We will again settle down 10 bust
ness.
That's not all you know, Is itY'
''Not by demilohn full All the docu-
ments bearing upon the exchange Of streets
between the city and compress company arc
now signed. The money received from the
company, amounting TO $500, Is TO be ex-
pended on Georgia street. grading guttering
and grayeling. That's all"
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WHEELING. W. Va. June 21.-Rlver feet
inches and stationary.
PfTTsBUR0, Ia Juno 0-Rivcf stationary.
Weather cloudy and hot
NEw oRLEANs. la. June 2s.-wcaihsr warn
and shovey, Dcpartsi. u. r. hchenck. Cincin'
natl; city ofst Louis. stiouia
CINCINNATI, o., June 25.-Rivef 9 fset inches
and falling. Weather warm aud khowoJ. De.
parted Gnnlte state. Memphis.
LOUISVILLE XIV, June 21-Noon-River faii.
ing, with iect q Inchcs II The canal and 2 fcot
on the isila weather clear and hot
CAIRO. ~. Juna n.-Noon-Arrivcd: New
souih. ~ Loals. pm. Hsnry Lowry, New
OfleanA pm. NJ " frisble. 81 Louis. 4 D. IN.
Departed Ileny loufcy. ~ Louis pal H.
/ Din. hl,sr u is,t ] iaesc. and aim. Hn
wssthcf isif and VAIN
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PA, Collin. IN Washington.

WAsniNuTON, juno D,.-ArranFcmcnit
were completed today. In pursuance Of
which the special Notification committee. ("
headed by Gen. Patrick A. Collins, 81 Mas.
achusctts, aud also the Democratic National
committee. will be received by President
Cleveland at 2 o'clock pm. next Tuesday,
will then be given nm excursion down the
Potomac by the Columbia Dcmocmtic club,
aud leave Washington Tor Columbus on
"Wednesday and personally notify Judgc
Thurman Of his nomination ON Thursday.
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MUNYON'S az WITHDRAWAL
pssusSy Denses ~ Friends Of GRESHAM
and sherman

CnIoAoo. III. June 2a-Afier The many
rumorz Of Withdrawals floating about the
hotel corridors this evening none obtained
such ready ercdence a. the one which an.
Dounocd he retirement Of Judge Gresham
from the contest Senator Farweii. the
chairman Of tho Illinois delegation. was
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tn. u. Of q. supreme Loas. Aaiourp..

CiciSSAri, o.. June D.-suprcme lodge
Knights Of Pythias adjourned sine die. Re
fused TO organize knights Of fythias sister
hood, but thought same purpose he aocomp
lishcd " women established aud governed
their own order.
Resolution ~ ccnsurc was adopted against
cx.Adjuiant General Joseph Dowdail u
Ohio, for statements concerning Supreme
Chancellor Douglass and Maior-Gcncal
Caruahan.
Next conclave Ia hc held In Milwaukee,
second Tuesday IN June, 1850.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

there were six families, numbering twenty
five persons All the occupants had narrow
escapes Nineteen persons were taken out
Of the windows by the firemen. Conton
Helmstrom lived on the second floor, in the
rear, with his wife and six children. Three
Of the latter were UNCONSCIOUS when rescued
from the smoke-fllled rooms. 1t is probable
that two will die,
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American ATHLETES.

LONDON, June 23.-Several American ath-
letes took part in the London athletics today.
Jordan won the long jump, covering 81 feet,
inches. Connect came second in the mile
race. The winner had start Of 100 yards.
At tho Huddersficld meeting Dohm Grand
won the quarter-mic dash IN 5lh seconds,
starting from the scratch,
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Tony Hart Insane.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 23.-Tony Hart,
a national reputation, wns committed 20 the
State Lunatic hospital here on Thursday.
DIR. J. ). Park, superintendent OF the hos
pital, s1ys his affection Is parcsis, and In
durable. Hart has not been on the stage for
over a year.
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re,, rr,m q Third s,or, wi.dev.

ersclal bispaich 10 The ApTcsL
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 21-Chas. Evans,
aged thirty.nvc, fell from a window In
the third story Of the st. Nicholas hotel,
hfiy feet from the ground tonight In fall.
ing he struck the electric wires 81 the irc
department aud oil the bells rang lie
struck the ground In a soft place and re-
cciycd severe injuries. lie may recover.
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nu.,ne.. Par, OF : Town harmed.

ioLBRooE, A. T., juno 2J.-At . o'clock
this afternoon fire started In the southwest
ern portion Of town. destroying the entire
business part, including the Atlantic a
Pacific depot section-housc, aud large
number Of cars. The loss Is not less than
aguD on
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Card.

Parties leaving or sending work 10 tho
Memphis steam Laundry, 22t second
street. must send full list o. all articles
contained in such packages, otherwise our
Of telling what the sender Of package
supposed Il contained unless a lit Is sent
each article that VIC find In the packages.
II We do not find furnished lists correct,
We will rebundle the articles aud return
the same 20 the owner nj once. This rule
will In future be strictly adhered 10.
Mkxrnls SrrAN LAUNDRY,
No. pa second Street.
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w,.n,. ,1..eh 4, I.o.ae..

LoSpoS June 23.-Minnie lIauck sang In
Carmen" at Convent garden this evening
II was the tenth anniversary Of her appear
ancc In the role. She was presented with a
golden wreath, the gift ola number Of noble
man
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Cleveland aud WIZ.

Tho reports that President Cleveland
and wife DO not live happily together are
without foundation. Mrs. Cleveland
keeps supply OF yellow Label cigars for
her husband, which keeps him In tho best
ol hnmnr.
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FATAL HOT WEATHER.
Ten Persons Out OF Thirty Die From
aunatraka

NKw YorK, June 23.-Thc thermometer
here today reached os' In the shade. Thirty
persons were prostrated by the heat, ten OF
whom have died
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uonsi. Purchased.

wAsHNoroS. June 25.--Tho following
statement In regard 10 the purchase Of bonds,
under the circular Of April II, was prepared
nj the treasury department.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-24

cmu.oo, June 9s.-At an early hour this
morning hre broke out In thrce-s,ory build
ing 81 No. 2to2 wentworth avenue, In which
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Milford buys old silver.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-15
Police Notes.

Major Lomax, negro, beat Ella Sea
ton pretty soundly in the street, and after
knocking her down violently took from
her pocket purse containing Csc. in sill
yer, two breastpins, gold collar button,
and key. He was sent on TO the grand
jury
Bartlett Brown, negro, was fined
g 80 and costs for disorderly conduct in
Thomas Gfogan's barroOm.
Thomas Williams, Il negro, was charged
with cursing. abusing, and throwing n
brick through the glass door OF the store
at Mr.. b. IT, Hord. The evidence showed
that a fight had happened in the store
and Williams got the worst OF II. lie was
discharged.
Mary Gross was fined g and costs for
being drunk and disorderly on the public
street.
Phillis Brown, n negro, was fined 81 jO
and costs for beating Mamie King.
I. T. Eubsnk, the negro driver of the
TappahannOck mail wagon, who while
drunk drove the wagon with the mail
down Franklin street TO the POslOflice at
a reckless rate, was before the Police
Court yesterday morning. He was fined
$40 costs, which he did not pay and was
committed Ia consequence.
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LOCAL NOTES.

The County Court Of IIenricO was not
in session yestesday but will be TO day
when the two indictments for felony
found against Henry Smith will be tried
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will meet to-day in the com
pany's office, in the Pace Block.
The only suit heard by Judge Wexford
in the City Circuit Court yesterday wa;
that of Thomas Branch & Co. against X
f. Motley The jury returned verdict
end judgment WAS awarded 10 plaintiff
for Sls6 10, with interest from July 20
1881.
Yesterday Governor Lee granted re
spite of thirty days to I. A. Ridenour
convicted in the County Court of Fred
erick OF murder and sentenced to be
hanged on the 30th instant.
The Hastings Court was engaged al
day Yesterday in the trial of the indct
ment found against Robert Timberlake
a young man, for stealing diamond
ring valued at 800, and s. in currency
the property OF Mr. jeff. Leach. The
jury after being out sometime returned
with verdict of not guilty Mr.. Tim
berlakc was defended by Mr.. Edgar
Allan.
The present star route service by which
the Manchester Postofiice gets It's mail
from the Richmond Postofiice ls to bC
continued and no notice taken Of the ad
yerlsemenis for mail messenger service
now pending. SO says Second Assistant
Postmaster-General A. Leo Knott In {
letter 10 Postmaster Jordan.
Yesterday Governor Lee offered re
ward of $50 for the arrest of Richard
Wechcr, colOred man who assaulted ,
white woman In Bedford county in De
cember last. He is believed to have lef
that county.
Mr. Arthur b. Clarke will have charge
of the Old Dominion Iron and Nal
Works until successor 10 the late MaJo
x l. Blankenship has been appointed b,
the board of directors.
Mr. A. r. WoOdsOn, City Collector
who is critically i'll at his residence ol
Twenty-ffth street near Leigh, was re
ported better Yesterday.
This morning at9 o'clock, the semi
annual examination of the st. John
German English school, viii take plac
at the school building on Eighth stree
between Marshall and Broad. To-nigh
there will be an entertainment consisting
Of singing, declamations and tableaux il
the Sunday-school of the church. Tn
public are invited to be present.
The sale OF seats at the theatre for th
Modjeska engagement indicate that the
distinguished artistic will be greeted b.
excellent houses.
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THE POLICY PLAYERS
Receive Various Sentences at the Police
Court.

The numerous prisoners which Sergeant
Cosby and Policeman Sweeny made
Tuesday. at and near the corner of
Cary and Eighth streets, as mentioned in
this paper yesterday. were all before
Justice RICHARDSON yesterday morning.
J W Evans, the keeper of the bar-room
was sent on to tie grand jury for permit.
ting unlawful gaming to be conducted In
his house. The charge of keeping dis
orderly house was dismissed.
Wash Scribner (colored), charged with
running policy and beating Charles
Flanagan, was discharged.
James Crouch was sent on 10 the grand
Jury for exhibiting game called policy,
ana was acquitted of the charge of beat
inr Charles Flanagan.
James Willis (cOlored), assaulting and
beating Charles Flanagan, was discharged.
Charles Flanagan was acquitted OF the
charge Of exhibiting and conducting a
game called policy, but was fined $40 and
costs for trcspassng on the premises OF
j. W Evans and breaking his door.
Thomas Carter (colored), charged with
irespassing on the premises and the break
ing the window of j. W. Evans bar
room and with being drunk, wa dis
charged he being an important witness
agninst Evans and Crouch IN the lottery
charges.
\ large drawer full of policy drawings
and other paraphernalia was found by the
two officers in Evans bar.rOom and used
a. evidence.
YESTERDAY Sergeant Cosby made an
other arrest, this time LLOYD Hamilton on
the charge Of exhibiting and conducting
a game called policy. He was standing
on the corner Of Broad and Eighth
streets when Hamilton came out of Muir
phys Hotel Sergeant Cosby hailed him
when he jumped in a buggy and drove
rapidly or. The officer took out in pur-
suit and soon overlook him and escorted
him to the Second police station.
MORE POMcY SHOPS RAGDED.
Yesterday evening Sergeant Howard
and Policeman K. +. Brown made raid
on No 2l5 North Seventeenth street, and
arrested Timothy Freeman, Charles Jack
son, Charles Thomas, Jacob Peterson
Henry Jordan, Willie Stokes, and Archie
Williams. all negroes, all on warrant
charging them with playing and exhibit
ing game called policy or jug. With
the gang was gotten the patent jug. the
books. papers aud other paraphernalia.
Later Officer Burnett arrested Edo
Chappell, a prominent negro fgurer in
Police Court circles on similar warrant
for the same offense.
At the Second police station another
gang were locked up by Sergeant Cosby
and others. They were arrested near the
corner of Cary and Eighth streets for
playing and exhibiting policy. They were
raidcd on and arrested in consequence OF
developments at the trial Of Evans and
Crouch in the Police Court yesterday
morning. They will all be at the Police
Court to day.
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AT HOME AND ABROAD.
NEWS REPORTED OYER TIE
WIRES YFSTERDAY
Viewing The Remains of the bead Kaiser.
The Fcilin Cathedral 3hronged The
Buaiinstnn strike-Iatest from the
Great storRi-fhe Western STRIKE.

BERLIN, March l4-Now that the Ca
thedral Is TO open from a. N. TO 10 p. M.
II is estimated that $50 900 persons may
file through daily TO view ihe iate Empe
rOrs remains
The German embassy at Paris has made
arrangements for requiem service in
the Protestant church in the Rue Chau-
chot, TO be held simultaneously with the
service in Berlin.
Burgomasier Forckenbock. who headed
the Berlin aldermen who called on Empe-
ror Frederick yesterday, addressed his
Majesty. Alter expressing the sorrow
OF the citizens for the death of Emperor
William, he thanked Emperor Frederick
for his returning TO Berlin. lie tden read
the following address:
Most MQstrious and P0eertM Emper.
or :" Our most gracious Emperor and
King has entered into eternal rest. the
founder OF the German Empire has gone
He guarded the peace of the world even
on his death bed His death Is mOurned
by the whole world His loyal people
are weeping, his grateful capital sheds
hot tears. lndissolubly craven on our
hearts are the words which the departed
Emperor addressed TO Us Mt the begin
ming of the year His last words To Us
were: Relying on my steadfast trust in
the Almighty, my whole endeayor, my
unceasing care is solely FOR the welfare
of my beloved people
Most gracious Emperor, we feel with
your imperial majesty the grief OF the
son for the loss OF his father; the anguish
of the commander who places the palm
on the coffin of the head of the army, and
the mourning Of a liohenzollern for the
great Hohenzolern Emperor. We most
respectfully beg your Majesty to accept
this humble expression OF our heartfelt
sympathy. We admire the strength OF
mind which, guided by the sense OF duty
Oyercomes the greatest suffering. The
love OF yoar most faithful people accom-.
panied your Majesty on your homeward
journey
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Odd Fellows Notes.

Major Arthur A Splitter, Grand Master
of Odd Fellows in the State OF Virginia,
returned Yesterday from an official visit
which he made by invitation to the lodges
in Alexandria He reports the lodges
Ii, re in most llourishing condition
Tuesday night sumpIuous ban.
quct was given at Brilps, which, he says,
was the grandest affair OF its kind he
ever attended.
This evening Grand Master Splitter
will, by invitation, 20 to Danyille TO
visit the lodges in that city. These
visits are made preparatory to the annual
meeting of the Grand Lodge, which will
be held in the city of Lynchburg next
month, and which promises to be the
largest meeting ever held of the order
In the State
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Proposition to Purchase the Gas Work,

The Joint sub committees consisting OF
Messrs Pizzini and Kaufman from the
Finance Committee, and Mcssrs Powers,
Kaufelt aud Davis from the Committee
on Light, met yesterday evening al q
o'clock TO discuss the gas question.
The sub committee decided to report
to It's full committees that a proposition
to purchase the city's gas works would
be made in few days, and to recommend d
10 the full committees the careful consid-
Grafton OF the proposition The com
mittee meetings are held with closed
doors. The final action and recommen-
dations of the committees will be pre-
sented to the Council in the shape Of q
report with recommendation.