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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

that may help "Democrat and his
fellow Democrats OF East Tennessee who
are opposed to Taylor to realize what that
gentleman's strength Is and how earnest
tho "wool hat" and zone galius' element
Of our population, "the horny handed sons
of toll" are in the advocacy Of his cause.
The Hheel says
In the midst OF charges, insnuatons and lnucn-
does, which, whether true or false, are calculated
10 reflect seriously upon the Official integrity OF
Gov Taylor, he has summoned 10 his rescue
suflcency OF the honest ycomanry OF the State, 30
far, TO vlndicato his honor. lie has been assaiied
In the bittercs terms and charges Of The most So
rlous character have been made against him. but
they come from tho wrong source and In the inter.
est Of the wrong man TO have the desired result
The result has becn reactonary. A man Is judged
| by the company he keeps aud by the character Of
| those who advocate his claims. Col Mcconnell has
been "boomed" by class OF ring politicians upon
whom the people look with suspicion and whose
| Leadership they refuse 10 recognize. II has mar
rowod itself TO contest between the "machlne
politicians" aud what certain nnilTaylor men nre
| pleased TO dcnomlnato tho "wool hat" and tho
''one gnllus" crowd. Hence the growing strength
and popularity OF bob" Taylor, who, II such an
unfair war had not been waged, would have had
Tower friends and less hopes Of second
| term. The "wool-hat' aud "onogallus' crowd
are very jealous OF their rights, and they
are exceedingly sensitive, especially when in
situations calculated TO reflect upon their patriot
Ism and honest judgment are used 10 drive them
into measures. Gov Taylor has made no special
appeal TO this class more than any other, aud the
cystalzng Of these forces In his behalf is attrbut'
al'e TO the oycrzeaious and unfair methods OF the
opposition, led by men who assume to dictate the
policy. while the "wool hat aud zone gallus"
| crowd are expected 10 follow People are watch
Ing the courso Of the current ana there Il strong
determination TO ohcclm0io the political trick.
stcrs" aud the machine plpelayer."
These assurances, coupled with the
number Of counties pledged to Taylor's
nomination, afford reasonable grounds for
the belief, as we stated at the outset Of
this article, that he seems just at this mo-
ment 10 be the preference Of the Dcmoc.
racy for Governor Of Tennessee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

As a Farmers Alliance newspaper The
O0od Miss Eagle admits that the per.
pciui,y Of the organization depends upon
keeping 1t up on strictly business princi.
pies. letting politics alone, eKaoling fair
mess and giving Il to all who come. and
warning on no town, no ncighbor, no home
interest and nothing that will live and let
live" Tho Wheclcrs Of Arkansas should
paste this in their hats.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
Track Talk.

OLD Biddy Bowling Is ripe and will do to
watch in all classes. She is full Of run aud
is hard horse TO head short OF a mile.
PUNKA comes to her form very slowly.
The stable will not hurry her as the old
trouble with her legs requires time, II IL Is
ever intended TO get her 10 a race.
McGuIoAs worked Meta and Entry n half
In Six. Entry has the speed OF the Onon-
daga FLY, but with few races the latter
should be able TO hang her up and go of and
leave her.
F,LsrAFr, in Ed Corrigan's stable. Is one
OF the bandsomest three year olds In train
ing by Falsctto out Of Hester 1.-THE dam Of
Springbok) He should. II all right, make
grand colt
THE Dummy line will run train from tho
city nj o'clock this morning and every forty
minutes after for the track, as the days are
80 warm most Of the fast work will be over
by o'clock.
r. G. PARK has been appointed starter for
the spring meeting. Mr. Pate has had some
experience, Is clever gentleman and we
predict will give entire satisfaction to the
public and owners.
FRED FIX hangs on in his work like a
dead game fellow, and a. he has speed
enough for any company he will likely
prove a Troublesome customer for Blessing
10 uiNlo>c OF IN inc hason.
UNirE Is in good form, and though not
hurried at all in her work. she could appar-
emily be gotten ready for a race In few
weeks, and when Just ready the horse that
beats her will always get first money
DASAmER had Referee aud Killarney out
schooling over the jumps. Referee sulkcd
| like new beginner at the business. Tho
other fellow seems TO be quite handy and
ought TO beat more than will beat him.
IT Is reported that Danalier will sell two
highly bred FLIES at Memphis during the
meeting. IL 10 this will I've good oppor-
| tunity for some OF our home folks 10 start 10
raising thopoughbrcds In select manner.
FErELAND begins 10 look like the horse OF
other days. His stride Is longer and easier,
lac shows very little II any lameness, and the
odds arc not ten 90 one that he will not be
great horse before the season Of 1858 closes.
PRESIDENT AnSoLp will put up a large
number OF tents Of the track for use during
race week Owing 10 the large number OF
horses coming from New Orleans the ac-
cominodations at the track will not be equal
TO taking care OF them without some such
expcdient
LIoAx Is feeling like two year old, and
| has run away twice since arriving nj the
track The last time he ran n mile and
quarter before the boy could take him up,
| but when pulled up he seemed none the
worse for his frolic. and shows no sign Of
the lamcness that II was feared he would
show. With the tendercst care he will be
ready 10 run sure before the meeting hero
ends, and when he does he will do 10 have q
mutual on.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
Another Nov ny ahe Mississippi LcEi.

FROM the Harils lNisll Hcpoftcf.
We and Others urged the Legislature 10 do
something substantial In this direction, but,
unfortunately, an epidemic Of economy got
among the members, and they couldn't sce
any good 10 come from increasing the popn-
la,ion Of the State with substantial farmers,
stock .rniscrs and other desirable citizens
An increase Of population might have inter
fcrcd with the great economic. idea Of re-
of constitutional offices and working the re-
naming ones 10 death, while permitting ono
bill 20 he loosely enrolled ns 10 deprive tho
State u go 900 annually But the people Of
the State can do for themselves What their
servants neglected and refused 10 DO for
them. They can invite immigration, and u
will come.
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mo rmprrer'. Cona,,lou.

BrRllS, April .~-No change Ia reported
in the Empcrur's condition to-day.
Dr. Mackenzie llns postponed his depart.
ur for London, BY special request, until
Queen Victoria arrives In berlin.
Tie conflict between the Emperor aud
Prince Bismarck Over the proposed mar.
riago Of Princcss Victoria 20 Prince Alex.
andcr. has ceased ior the prcscnt. Ncgo.
iiaiions on the subIeci arc passing between
Emperor Frederick and tho Car.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

Tur late benjamin Harris Brewster, who
died at his home in Philadelphia ON the
4th, besides serving as Attorney. General
In Arihur's Cabinet, was Atiorncy.Genora
Of Pennsylvania from 1867 to 1869, and in
1876 scrvcd as Commissioner, under ap.
I'oinimcnt by President Polk, TO adludicatc
tho claims Of the Chcrokccs upon the
United States. lie had many times been
mentioned for tho United States Senate,
hut he objected TO any public position that
would take him away nom his profession.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
COTTON CROP FIopREs.
General Movement. Crop In Sight and
Northern Spinners' Takings.

The Cotton World OF the 9Th inst. contains
tho following pleasing facts and figures Of in
tercst 10 the cotton trade:
Receipts at all ports for the week show a
gain over last week Of 1910 bales, aud over
this week last year Of 1880 bales. The total
excess since September Is now $500 bales.
At the interior towns the receipts for the
week are 2,5i4 bales larger than this week Of
last year, and the shipments are i,3ii bales
larger.
The amount OF American crop In sight is
now 0,52i ,2oS bales, against 6,22iOo2 bales
last year and Q. i76. III bales the year before,
an increase compared with the former Of
207, POI, and with the latter OF 3l4,562.
Receipts from plantations show an increase
Of 20lO bales compared with last week and
6,i62 bales compared with this week last
year
Northern spinner tskings from ports 20
date, including overland shipments from
September 10 March 81. have amounted 10
l,SOi, $50 bales, against i,l37, $50 last year,
and i,4sj,l07 year before last, an increase
compared with last year Of 6i,Soo bales, aud
compared with the year before OF 1889
These facts are demonstrated a. follows
BALES.
Efork cOmmCufpufNuf n sraeau a. "a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

ACCORDING 10 The Chaiiaaoou Time,
State Senator VIM. r. Tollcy il reported 10
have asserted In a speech nj Tullahoma
The other day, that no Ice than ten scna.
tor. throughout the session Of the Iogis.
laiure In 1857, "wcr controlled by, were
The absolute property Of the lobby" and
ihal more than one branch Of the public
scryico was In scandal" Now Il Is In or.
der for Mr. Tollcy 10 give the public tho
names Of the ten Senators. lie owes Il 10
himself and 10 the public aud no owes /,
IN an especial sense 10 the members Of the
fcnaie on all Of whom he has laid this
charge.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

TuE Grenada Sentinel indorcs the mu-
nioipal ticket recently nominated by the
Democrats OF that town US IN very strong
one from top TO bottom--from center 10
circumference, and we have no doubt that
every man on II will be triumphantly
elected In May"
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Hawkins GA y Double q eiisicsI Dance.
From the Nashville hammer

From the Nashville Hammer.
There II Is again. Our good conuty Of
Hawkins Is made 10 figure In n sort Of double
political dance. We learn from the dis
patches In the morning papers that Hawkins
county instructed her delegates 10 tho Dem.
ocrailc State convention for Mcconnell and
also for Taylor We learn further that the
county convention was one Of the largest
ever held Ia the county, and also that Il wa
composed only Of the delegates elected In
the primaries. We learn that the conycn-
ton Instructed Tor Taylor aud also refused
10 indoro his administration. We learn
further that the convention OF delegates re-.
solved 10 vote for anybody except Taylor,
and that some OF Taylor's friends on the out.
side held n meeting Of their own aud elected
new delegate. instructed for Bob. In other
words, the news published this morning
from Hawkins il rdiculously conflicting.
The BdHHeF will endeavor 10 get further news
today from the much hawked about county
Of Hawkins.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

TuR jackson Tribune and SIN assures its
readers that il is losing no sleep upon the
question as TO what Democrat shall repre-
sent the State Of Tennessee in the United
States Senate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

TIN testimony given by David Kirk
before the House Committee on Manu-
features yesterday, which wc print on
another page, should be read by every one
anxious to know the extent 10 which the
Standard oil Company is controlling the
oil interests Of the country, and TO what an
injurious aud mischicyous extent.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

TiE speculative philosopher who in this
mornings ArPEAL gives the results OF his
survey OF Tennessee politics from the cen
trail standpoint Of the capital, evidently is
well-informed and has genius for putting
this and that together. There is a
great deal in what he writes that
will repay critical consideration. lie has
no harsh words for anybody, but en-
deavors 10 point out the curious features
Of the much mixed condition Of politics at
this moment This he does with fine
appreciation Of tho "rclatiyilies." II is
the most comprehensive recital Of existing
conditions that has yet been made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
ADMIRING THE STEEDS.
IMMENSE CROWD AT MONTGOMERY
PARK YESTERDAY MORNING.
The Largest Collection OF Thorough
bred Stock Now on the American
Turf Gathered for the Spring Races
In Excellent Condition.

A stranger passing by Montgomery park
yesterday morning would have thought
that it was regular derby day, so large
was the crowds scattered around the beau
tiful grounds and in the grand stand to
witness the exercise of the thoroughbreds.
They were not disappointed, for from
until IL o'clock the splendid track was
filed with the spirited heet-foots, which
impatiently champed their bits until tho
everything jockeys gave them the rein
for dash around the arena. There never
were more or a finer set OF horses collected
together on any one race track than thoro
are today at Montgomery park. The horses
are in excellent condition, no sick or dis
abled ones among the whole lot. There
were some rs exciting half, three-quarter
and mile dashes in as good time as is TO be
seen on any working" day on race
course. Everything, all the appointments
are in beautiful condition. the grounds
about the park house, grass-covcred and
intcrspersed with beds OF rare flowers, arc
as well kept as florists garden. The
track is in superb condition, and all the
horsemen say that it is the finest in the
country. The horses will be worked for
all they are worth during the intervening
mornings between this and next Saturday,
and il one wishes to enjoy a delightful
early morning ride TO witness the finest
and best of sport, let them but go 10
Montgomery park, take sumptuous
breakfast at the clubhouse, and watch
the trials OF speed between some Of the
fastest horses now on the turf.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

Nav YonK. April s. -I1llian olcoii, tho
actress, died at me Westminster hotel
this morning Of Inflammation Of tho bow.
els. Sho engaged MON at the hotel
about two weeks aeo aud on Wednesday
last called a physician. 10 whom she said
shc was suffering irom a cold, contracted
during the blizzard.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
nnrinI Of Iace. sham.

Nrw YoRK, April s-The remains Of
Jacob Sharp, over which funeral services
worc held last evening. wcc buried today
In Greenwood cemetery. A hcarse, FOL.
lowed by seven onfarcs, drove MP 10 his
late residence bAofr o'clock this morn.
ing The caskct 5ss borne from the house
TO the hoan.o. Onr Of the carriages was
filled with fioralf ibulcs, and his widow,
his grandson, dahghicr aud other relatives
aud q few very Intimate friends seated
themselves In the othcr carriages and were
driven 10 the ccpciery throughihe almost
deserted streets. The early hour At which
the burial took Iiace was chosen 10 avoid
the attention Of Nc curious public.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

l.. p. FEATnEEsroY, an influential
Wheeler, is candidate for Congress in
the First Arkansas District, now repre-
scented by Dunn. lie expects to DO sup
ported by Republicans as well as Demo-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

Az persons who in5ofe the demands Of m,
fsfionsi and State wheel. the demands of the Va.
fsssi Farmer Alliance. the declaration Of tie
National knights Of labor. ali true labor nlonner.
and III ofhcn WHOSE actions IN the pafi show that
they nrs IN sympathy with us. who believe IN tol,
Seal sciiou independent Of the old parties and a.
sif< 70 have justice done 10 the Industrial maf,ca.
end 70 p>spstnsis me bls~Insz Of liberty.
This from Tho call for a Convention by
+. r. Harbour. Chairman Of the wheel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing OF the Gross Eek
changes for the Week.

BosroS, Mass, April s.-The following
table, compiled from dispatches from
the managers Of the leading clearing
houses in the United States, shows the
gross exchanges for the week ended
April T. 1888, together with the rates
per cent. OF increase or decrease as com
pared with the amounts for tho CORE
spending week in 1886:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
THE corToN CROP.
II IL the Largest Ever Ralsed In the
Country.

Country.
from the Dry Goods Chronicle.
The crop Of cotton Of the present year
viii, without doubt, be the largest ever
raised In the United States, remarked
daily contemporary. II will probably
reach 100000 bales, which would be
800, 900 bales and moro In excess OF any
previous year. Tho crop Of 1885 reached
5000, 900 bales, and the largest yet pro-
duccd, the famous crop Of 1883, aggrcgn-
ted G.pg2. ga bales. Tho history Of cotton
raising Ia the United states Is an Interest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

TuE Whcelcrs Of Arkansas are going TO
put out county labor tickets with pur-
pose to secure a majority in both houses
OF the Legislature.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

Maximum thermometer, 700 minimum I'M
mometcr, $50; ozone, !; precipitation. 900.
n Indicates precipitation less than 00i.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09

baltimore, Md, April s.-Lewis J..
Williams, medical director United States
navy, lrc,ircdl died here today In bis 0eth
year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-09
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, April .

l% wAsinSGTos, April ., am.
For Tennessee Threatening weather.
with rain; warmer. followed by cooler fresh 10
brisk easerly winds, becoming variable.
For Mississippi Fair weather and nearly sta.
tionary temperature on the east coast rain and
cooler weather over the INTERIOR fresh TO brisk
souihcrly Winds yccring to westerly.
For Arkansas Westerly winds, followed by clear.
ing weather. fresh to brisk winds. becoming north
westerly.
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Local meteorological Pres, Report.

memphis Signal once Rcportl
MEMPHIS. Tenn. hpril T. 1884
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

ORpFR OF PTBLICATfON.-sta Of MichiS,a
" TIE Circuit COurf FOR the County o. Kent In
Chsneery. Al sesf i0n q aid Csuft. ke.d a. the
Court House IN the city Of Graud Rapids. In said
county ou the lath day Of june A. D.. las. Pres
eul, Hon Robert n. Montgomery. Circuit Judge
Adatns Nckane. Complainant. - Edward Nc
kabe, defendant.
thattos defsndzut Edward NcKsbe = not a resi-
dent a ihz state blt Is resident Of The Stale Of
W sceusia- on n5osion Of Turner 4 Carroll. Com
p'sinsnts Solicitors ordered thst.the appear
ancs of ssii dent defendant. Edward
NJ abe oe entered hsrein within four months
lto1a the date of fhis ordeF and IA % his ap
rearsacr ne cause hls answer % The biu Of
c9mriaiut n - sled, and copY thereof % b.
served on the corn plainsnts solicitors within
tsenty days after service on him of copy 81
said eil anf notice of tnis order and IN default
therc5f said bill win BE- taken a. confessed BY
sid nou-rcsifsrt defendant And % Is nFther
ordered. tnat within twenty days the ssid Com
plslnsaf cause q notice 0f thls order to bc pub
hsned N he Grand Rapids Daily Tcle
gram Herald auewspapcr printed pgh shed, and
firruis tffx n sid County ard that said pnolica
tlon &c continued therein a. east once in eseh
week for six weeks in succession. or hat be cause
cury of thiS order - be personauy served ON
said non resident defendant - least twenty days
before The tine above prescribed for e appear
RN Nos rGONERY.
Circuit Judge
Fxanined. oountsrsizned sud entered by me,
CORNELIUS J. HARVEY.
Register
TURNFE 4 CARROLL. Complainant solicitors
A true oopg-Atttst.
CoaVELIrs l.. H,EvEy,
Register.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

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s,ss l,,..,. . . Pc 3. issa = sae,. ,ialss,o-.
sotatos.-Sss -se per DssasL No old pot.
toes .a sas aafaef
Iema,aes s. per To- ors ss per busheL
Eranes s-ll q fe per rolui
feaea-.-tA-ly tras ord Michigan crop, s. o.
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"a sss z'c pr basbei
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sale Tor saginaw or Maa.stee
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/ flsur--t2 81 PEP cst. 81 per Do. pafeat prO-
I ce.s soUA9o pr c'st.. g. 81 per Dol al wheat
asuf T. pes cst, 800 per beL. ouckshcet.
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1 Feea-(oru and ealx x1rs21 per toa.
/ Salt-AichiEan. &C. eAsGsra. siso
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/ tfclL t51ces'e. coG. salt q lc per b. elams
1 scc per hundred systerL bulk s.. oo1yl 5 gallon
atsHdarcS &c can, selects. sc can. smoked b Ali
1 fUt iif.
/ PORK "a bsrreis-Mcss pork. Chicago packed.
FtSo extra shors cut gls t@ss a. standard clsa
/ tack. si5.3o.
Lsrd-Tisrce. sGec. a. ard 50 ID tubs sc. 81
/ 10. round TINS Toe eases. g.. In TN pals. &c.
1 fssfin barrcls-kxtrs mess warranted 8oloS.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Drive Dull Care Away.

Happiness no monopoly, every
one is entitled 70 it-Ilch and
poor. wise and simple Yet
certain accessories lend per
msnence 70 toe iselng among {
which WELL FURNISHED
and cox PORTABLE HOME
is not the least. But this costs
money. you say. SO II does.
YET not so much As many sup
pose A visit 20 Vinegar viii
convince a0y doubteT HOW
FAR A LITTLE MONEY
WILL Go. and upon what
VEkY EASY TERMS Of
CREDlT a house or part OF .
house can &c furnished by the
VERY RELIABLE FURkI-
TURE and CARPET WARE
HOUSE. The stock TO sele CT
from IS probably the LARGEST
and certainly the BEST MADE
IN the city. THE PRICES,
without parsding them IN BIG
PRINT. are r FULLY 2s PER
CENT. under any now current,
and TO enumerate the extent
aud variety OF our PARLOR,
CHAMBER AND DINING
ROOM FURNITURE, the
many NEW and BEAUTIFUL
CARPETS Of every texture
and variety. the OIL CLOTHS
OF ALL WIDTHS and PAT
7 + RMS, would be wearisome
TO detail. Pier Glasses, Genu-
inc French Plate. Office Desks
and Once Furniture, etc., etc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Danger in Bread.

Alum and Ammonia l4rgey used in the manufsc-
ure OF Baking Powders and than halt Of
baking powder every grocer shelves contain the
other The eject OF thsss drugs when small doses
repeaedy irritating 70 the coating OF the stomach
TIE safety OF the family requires that baking powder
should bs made like DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder,
without the resort 10 Ammonia Lime Alum any drug
whatever Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder and Delicious
Favorng Extracts recommended by the heads of the
grat Universities and used by the Unted States
ment.