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THE COURTS.

At the Chancery court yesterday the
following opinions were announced by
Judge Estes:
Carver vs.. Carver, $3.50 annually al.
lowed; Sink VS.. Sink, report confirmed dc.
cree under memoranda opinion, Malone
vs. Hunter, decree sale as prayed; Coats
VS.. Merchants Cotton Compress company,
demurrer overruled.
Calendar for Monday, June 4,-3562,
Partin VS.. Butler; 1851, Sisters Zion vs..
Dickinson 4,4l9 State Tennessee vs.. Cole;
4,467, Dickinson vs.. Green; 4,76S, Higgins
VS.. Campbell.
This call is peremptory.
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summer Excursions.

The Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
railroad have arranged their excursion
rates iotthc summer Round trip tickets %
Oh the principal points can now be- bad at
their oilicc. Special low round trip tickets
o. California For printed matter and any
information write OF call on
II. ID. ELLts,
General Agent, No 81 Madison street.
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Don't suffer any longer but use Tanners
IniallIhlc Neuralgia Cure, the only iniallible
cure on ,sirth for all forms Of neuralgia and
nervous headache. Rangum Root Medicine
Co.. manufacturers, Nashville Tenn. Sold
at Holsters drug store, % Main street 50
Cruts Der box.
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The louisville & Nashville railroad VIII
eel Tickets 10 ~. Louis aud return, account
Democratic convention, ai eAlO. Tickets
told lot b. ith oi June. Good returning
juno Is. Through slccpcr. secure bcrtlis
early NJ Office, No 3l2 Main street, corner
Monroe
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Squire Fleming.
ron MArLINa ms WYE.

TVE1 IN T8I1E'' ~" WI y
4 warrant was sworn out in this court
yesterday by Mamie Mosby against her
husband, Henry Mosby, for assault and
battery. The wife states that it is an ey-
ery night pastime with Henry 10 exercise
his lazy muscle by mauling her over the
head with a chair, stick, or any other
convenient bludgeon lac can get his hands
on, and she wants a stop put 10 il. Both
nrc cnlnrrd.
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Trustees Sale.

TNDER aud By virtue 81 certain trust deeds exc.
u Cutci by J. 4. Cfraih and bis wife. Martha Y
Crnth. a. the undersigned ns trlsiCy, aud which
bear date rgsIcCuycly ~ follow The 10Th II June,
is5p the i7th u March. $50 the sih day ~ Nav,
40 and ~ it'h day Of May 49, and az Of
which arc oftroorl ln The Registers Office ~ shell
By county. rCuu.. viii, GA
Monday. the Bud day of July, 1858,
In front % ihr family residence Of the late J. a.
Crchih. Standing on one ~ the irarn hereinafter
dcsrfihcd between thr hour oi 10 clock am. aud
4 O'Clock on. oncf iuT sale ut public Ouicry ne
following fpal and personal property tuwiE
DOB 4 tract IT land lyiug Va she Ninth civil Dis
tfri 10 s1id c1utff md stale, aud described thus
heTluniur "a siakc 10 The northeast unfncf 81 ihc
Id,r ati m tfir kuh,au A. the GuOCh a st0thCf
trirt thence west On chains and N links ~ stake
thence south 30 chains aud p LINK. thence casi "
chains ani U links ~ sake. thence north -
chains aud Olinks tp the bcriuuiur containing %
arr,s 1his tu.i sold under thc tfusi deed OF date
oi sihui MAJ, 80.
ll tfart III tsst arr,s lyiftr in aid county aud
ana Nluth civil Usfrets 81 sad cuuuty this being
the pnitrfiy oautcyct ~ John Williams 70 J a.
Jrchih by decd dhisl .eh ~ AhI,h a. w, hha iull
described iu two of thc trust made 20 me % .iute'
aid. towit Thusr dated respectively iyth June,
is5p. aud The ~ ui May. 1871.
tg = tracl II ~ arrc. o. winfield oo,g.s NJ
county the title tu which was vested lu said
Cfoaii b. dpcur u the chanucfy cuuri u shelby
county IN The case 81 fmnris A colo ". a. y tolc,
q al. No. 2tu y D. and TIE same inlli descfibed
| ln The Two trust deeds Last named above
UD ANmrt oi land iytur in said county and stats
Injection ranges and =, aud part oi STROLLER q
| g6ofh.s o. arr1 grant ~ survey, anu beginning
af The northwest CORNER Of Loo drfu survey thai
/ formerly heiougrt to ,. u love and ihc hcir ri
/ Thomas Love. IBIS iriua nls0 Ole nuihuui clfnrl
| OIL 4 Jfthihh 90 arfr mart Thence south %
| poiOs thence east ssiis poles 70 the fDuihca.
corner uf tasfaf lnrgf lu acre tfnr thrnrr nuitt
/ l1 POLES " The nbrihca't corner u aid 90 Scr
/ tfti thence wet uTis poles ~ tho beginning
/ Trum this however IA excluded The aid luN ~ o.
/ btfrtuiurr slid bY said JFrath ~ Uiid lugrr lhi
| irnfi l. t1Vrud iu ui hY Huli irusi deeds ~ Ma
III issi and Naruh i7 IN, aud In part hy the ifuf
/ deed ui i1th jane is1N
/ I'D Aito the following personal property >
| mules thorsrs ana. pony = ihonf.nn shur'
| WaRrn. cart. buggy AMI hafncss, furkhNal
| and harness. ib hssd u cattle. bead Of sheep. z
| pain ~ eoHf ~ plDgt, hlffuw, plano. luftau
/ Washttant wsrifnhrs. I writing drsk and uthc
| household furniture ~ aid trhth
Fof fuller descupiion 81 this property &c Va
! .IId tuti drria
The equity 81 redemption. dogcf and homcs'ch'
| waived ". D. BEARD, Trustee
| May %. ts'A
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slo ,,pelnna,i ana return.

Tho Memphis 4 Charleston viii sell
round trip tickets 10 Cincinnati sud r.
turn at SO. on account Of meeting 81 nu'
promo Lodge. knighisoi Pythins, on June
D and I'D. good " rolnrn until june 70.
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shelby Cireuit Court.

In the case of Fannie Smith vs.. DIR. Sam
Watson, damages Of $500 for dispossessing
her Of certain property, the jury returned
a verdict for plaintiff and assessed the
damages at / cent,
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Jockey tIub Ii,ery. boarding aud sale
Stables. rs Monroe. Cor. I'd ~.

Rcmoiclcd from top 10 bottom, 2iroomy
box stalls added. Fully equipped with
zinc livery iurn0uis. Boarding horses a
speciality. Telephone 100. Give ~ a call.
j. l.. EDWARDS 4 Co.
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sunscninE ior Tnr WEEKLY ArrEAt. 81
per war. aud participate In the grand dis
Intuition Of gilis December ].
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Licensed 20 Wed.

No transfers of real estate were filed for
registration Yesterday.
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Attachment Notice.

Y A Turhs " tffHr T. NmyHuCiurr n. NuiiUu.
horg Justiol Ut the lcaoC iof shelby county
Tenn.
In this cause on attachment having bccn sued ont
under section Btll ~ thr Code Of lenuC-.r. nhl
frfufnsd levied uuuu thr UuIsfy ~ diirnl
ant lsaar q Uray. aud nfidatlt having lqcn man
thnt dciendnnt 4 Indebted b. the plaintiff Ia the
sum ~ one hundrrd and tweuiy htc dollar, Que
by n0rnuut aud that the claim a Just. AMI that
the defendant j. non resident ~ The state ~
Tennessee. IL s therefore ordered that saii defend
ant make biz f.onal appoafancs hfiorv mo on thc
gtth day II June. tstS az ~ o'clock NJ ~ my
oflce. SO - second stfUct. Memphis. Tenn nud
defend aid attachment suit within The time pfg'
trfihpd hy law ur the same VIII ~ prncecdcd WIN
81 paftc aud that a copy Of this nricf d. pub
lshed anoo q wuck for i0uf weeks 10 the Memphis
Daily Appeal.
as9piG n BrTrENBERG. ). ?.
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MOUNTAIN PARK HOTEL,

Hot Syringe, ". o.,
Formerly Warm spnhfs open throughout The rear.
especially desirable ns n summer resort No hot
weather no anuoNiag ifnrcis. Jhe most luxurious
and hmencal baths IN AHsfici, marble ppols aud
porclain tuha Remarkable gfraCy Ia treatment
II Fput rheumatism malaria kidney aud liver
troubles firiigufia and other complaints Resident
physician. Hotel ncw aud elegant Nagnihocnt
hall fo1m. Ouisiue uuexcciicf. TENS fcasonnbio.
wh,e iof descriptive psmebl,l ,vo v.....,
FORMERLY manarcr Asiof iiouyn. New York city
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Mruc and dancing on the new pavilion
% the Temperance picnic this afternoon
and tonight
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d r. d. S. JOHNSoN MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street,
MEMPHIS. TENNEsSIGIG.
tEsiabllH.l in is5ll

np JOHNSON 3 sefu. edged bJ AL nafiiesin
tsrsisd ne BY iaf I'IH mot flcrCs,inl physi'
rlsn iu the featneutuI private ~ tfrfri dipenseA
Quick. permanent Cnth fufhuicri in every caea
male ~ female KefNi cases NJ b0npuhrz anl
tyuhUis cured In q ~ JAYS without Tie use ~
bitfrufy, change ui dbf 1f hiulrnrc ifum bi.l
nos Secondary sypl At ihe last Ngugg etalf
rsird without the No "a mercury. Involuntary
d. of ssmrn siop4tti .H shnu time sufferers
ipim lmputenry of assnf aftual powers frsi1fuhto
me virof w icV.Nflt. NlfUms 81 seli ahha
mi ssggsslta vrnefy Al .rur from fpnunrinulqa
sbd l0ss III physiehlfrI mental power sIrHelilT
All rertrauently rrfsd pIrlrulaf attention paid
4. lie Dlsrases Of WM tHH Hul cures guaranteed
piles ard old sufrs OBJ F.'houi me ne n caufN1
az thr knife All col. I.IIus strictly u1nll'u
ual Medicines sent l.. spices W lll ptfu oi uie
county.
bs-Noflngtnen cue 70 bali ne usual AleA
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U i JOHNSON ND
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THE MAGIsTRATEs.

Henry Callsen and Mary Dumphy, L
III. Fields and Ida Batkins, colored.
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A YOUNG LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN A POSI-
~. iion copyiSt In real estate or lawyers
Office. Has had considerable experience, and can
furnish the highest testimonials Or will take n
position as companion" or govcrncsS for small
children. Terms moderate AddnsS Gl4ENOGll.
Box III Liberty Va
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A GENCIES, FIRST-CLASS, IN OPERATION.
"a Office help wanted. For particulars address,
care Appeal, BUSINESS.
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At Mullord's auction this week. All fine
goods
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Boy the bond, Of the Idlcwild land
rOmpauy.
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A sUlTf or FURNISHED ROOMS ON FIRST
~ oor,centrally located, without board. Address
J. q. DIXON, 2Ss Front street
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Boy Pumps. Drive Wells and Hose OIL
A. Bailey n Go.
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a NICE LADY AND GENTLEMEN TO OCCUPY
IA pleasant house during summer months u
desirable place TO desirable parties Cali at Office
"a ln PlAnlers, building. Mndison street city
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Atyour own prices at Mulioris auction
talp
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A COMPETENT COLoRED COOK, WITHOUT
~ children. Apply, Immediately, at 2o6 Ten
nessce street Reicfrncos reqnird.
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A N AGENT IN EVERY TOWN IN NISSIS
Citizens Steam Laundry Memphis, Tenn
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A MAN or LONG EXPERIENCE IN CONNER.
Would prefer house doing cotton iaotomge and
grocery business. Has a large business and per
sonnl acquaintance in Arkansas especially the
eastern portion, and eau control good trade aud
give satisfactory refs. Address W. care Of Appeal.
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WANTED.

yTNEN THOROUGH SALEsLADlES ACTIVE
l. and willing can find employment al our store
Bring your reference and apply al once. mex
perienccd people will not be entertained
LfUBRIE'S REMOVAL SALE, 2sO Main Street
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A PARTNER WITH 5000 TO ENGAGE lN A
IA laying business Address H. q. Co. Appeal.
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sBvr the bonds Of the ldlewild Land
,ompany. -
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nnnMs AND nnAnn.

ROOMS AND HOARD.
DUAWD. AND ROOM Ft ENt-IiED on UNFuE.
ID uishod, nj no. Adam street
nEsiRABLE Rooms AID BOARD Al - MAD.
~ suu street
L'LEGANT ROOMS. WITH GOOD BuARD-
- Lovely location. irHUw r1Hur - Walker ave.
i Adams street
DuUN-. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. NEW
IN huusr. newly fnfn..HH complete. southern
exposure m MAHsiIhII AVENUE close o.
dummy nnd street car connections
TWO HOOMs-ONEI I,NtsiiEp ANp OH ~
| furnished with bUrIl ui % recund street
fInti,EE OK tOrR thIDE Rooms, WITH on
i without buard of suitable iuf llght house
keeping ut " Manct sIr.i
\TERY DESIRABLE DO HNl-lirp ROOMS AND
V board. Apply 81 shelby street
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LNARMlNG LANDS IMPROVED AND UNIM.
II proved. IN Tennessee North Alabama and
North Mississippi. Give full description and terms.
Ahlrcss Alien a Einlnx No l6 Mndlsnn kIrcel
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GoOD, SOBER MAN COOK AT SAW. MILL AT
VI Shelby Station, Miss. Salary $40 per month.
Apply TO or address WADE BROS
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In. q. sMAIN. 81 -rcrnh y Mam,.h :.

MuLFokD buys OIL soll
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n lRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEWORK; Also
VI nurSe girl. Apply at iSs Thiri street.
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IJORSEs TO PAsTURE-APPLY To W. A.
| i FAIRES 81 Union street
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FOR SALE.

DARGAiNSl 60Ffkr ny lIOON LOWER MAIN
ID street with A. new hotel Of p rooms; rlso,
property. aud Is offend very cheap. Apply to
Mintcr Parker or A. }, Martin. No ~ Main street
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ONE iRON GRAY FONY. slIOn AL AROUND
" minded with bnOt on left shoulder hciurl
a. 90 Front stncet aud be- cwarled
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/ ADY AGENTS--Entircly new female under
IL garments nothing like IT, over 1000 sold past
month; some agents make as high A. 500 n day;
nearly GO0OO testimonials positive proof free. Mn,
H. Y. Little Chilago, III.
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MORE SHOOTING N COURT.
An Outraged Father Attempts 20 Take
Justice Into His own Hands.

An Outraged Father Attempts 70 Take
Justice Into His own Hands.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. 6-At Webster
Groves, a suburb of ST. Louis, three negroes
-Grant Boyd, win Stringer and Coon
Rhodes-tried to assault Alice and Emma,
daughters Of Greenville Baker They threw
a cloth over Alice's face and bore her to the
ground. Emma, the younger sister, was
treated in like manner, but she struggled
with her assailants until she freed herself
sufficiently TO cry out for help. Her piercing
screams brought aid and the negroes fled.
When carried into the house Emma went
into conyulsions and her life was despaired
of. Alice soon recovered and gave a descrip
tion Of the negroes.
Grant Boyd and Coon Rhodes were cap
rured. They were taken before Judge Cotfey
for preliminary hearing, before an immense
crowd. Alice Baker was there, seated by
her father, but Emma was unable to appear
Alice was called on by the judge to identify
her assailants. Pointing at Rhodes, she said
There i tbs man who thraw me down.
She had scarcely ceased speaking when
her father sprang to his feet and, drawing a
revolver, fired point blank at Rhodes, the
bullet grazing his head The father was
seized and prevented from doing further
harm. The negroes fell on their knees and
began to pray piteously for mercy. Two re-
volyers were found on Mr. Baker, and no
evidently intended to XIII both OF the negroes
Rhodes and Boyd were bound over and taken
to the county Jail at Clayton.
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MIMI an. alnd.tnno said.

LONDON, Nov. 6-Mr Gladstone arrived
at Birmingham yesterday, where he win TO
main until Friday. He was received vita
great enthusiasm He was driven to the town
hall in a carriage drawn by four horses. A
great crowd met him and numerous deputa
tions presented him with speeches. Mr.
Gladstone said in an address that the ad
dresses recognized the fact that the Irish
question was really the English, Scotch and
Welsh question, and until that question waf
settled the country country could know
neither peace nor progress. He said thai
efforts 70 solve the fisheries question with thr
United States had been egregious failures
The Liberals did not wish 10 increase the diE
iiculties Of a settlement, but they were de
sirous that by a iudicious choice of persons,
and the suggestion Of measures tho question:
should be settled in a manner tending Ia
draw both countries in closer relations. This
Sackyille matter, he said, was unfortunate
It resulted in the inhiction OF serious
slight and disparagement upon England. Ha
hoped the matter was capable of a satisfao
tory explanation The incident ought ia
moderate the vaunting and Dragging Of thu
Tories
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REMOVE. Pa, Nov. 6.-The coroner held
an inquest at the scene Of the Kettle Greek
mine horror yesterday, but the jury has moi
rendered verdict yet The cause Of the ex
plosion is still mystery. The bodies Of ths
dead were buried to-day OF the sixteen
dead, thirteen have no relatives in this coun.
try, and they were buried in the cemetery
here The others we're taken to North Ben0
Snowshed and Wellsville, N. Y. When ths
bodies were discovered after the explosion
they were mostly found many feet away
from where they had been working One
that Of a boy 10 years old was in sitting
posture against the side of the mine His
right hand held his left foot in a firm grip,
and it was with difficulty that the tingeri
were opened. The body Of Michal Curren,
which was blown $50 feet beyond the mine,
was lodged between two logs, and in his right
hand he held the handle Of the shovel with
which he was working when the explosion
occurred.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

In Elmer county, Ala, John Ray and w.
I. Wilkinson quarreed and fought over
large tract Of land which they had just pur-
chased Ray was shot dead and Wilkinson
survived only long enough TO tell the story.
The clothing store Of Beard & Mccartney,
in Haverhin, Mass, was robbed Sunday
night The firm carry large stock, most Of
which was overhauled ard the best taken.
About 500 worth Of jewelry was also stolen.
Paguet's planning mills in Montreal were
destroyed by fire. Loss, $4,000. No insur-
ance.
Frank Day, young Canadian, was stabbed
and killed during a political quarrel in CHI
eago.
The Buchanan (hich.) manufacturing fur
niture factory burned early Monday, also
half of the company's lumber yard The loss
is from $4,000 to So, 900. The eoncern en-
ployed 100 men
Fritz Graves, a wealthy farmer Of the
town Of Oak Creek, Wis, died Sunday, and
his son August is held on the charge Of muir
dering his father The elder Graves was IS
years old, and his son 81.
Buck & Trexler, general merchants Of
Charlottesville, Ark, have failed. The liza
bilities are 100000; assets $4,000, princi-
pally in accounts
A Chicago paper thinks that wheat viii 90
higher because OF a shortage VI lie STOCK Ia
store by farmers.
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New BEDFORD, Mass, Nov Capt
Healy, OF the steam revenue cutter Bear,
was a visitor by invitation at the board Of
trade rooms yesterday He gave valuable
information with respect to the Arctic
ocean, its winds, currents, ice packs and
scanty means Of living opened 10 wrecked
crews who might escape TO the shore. He
said that when the alarming reports were
circulated TO the effect that thirteen whalers
had been locked in the ice in September he
gave them no credence whatever, and that
the statement with respect to expeditions
being fitted out at the FOX Islands and at
san Francisco for their relief were purely
imaginative.
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GOSSIP OF ALL EUROPE.
England's Cabinet Discussing
the Sackville Affair.
WHAT WILL THEY DO ABOUT ITY

Rumor Says the Post May BE Left to-
Charge d'Afiaires for Year-Bad re-
suits Anticipated from MIR. Gladstons's
Aliuslon Co It-salIsbury Dlsgusted.
LONDON, Nov. 6-It Is undeniably facE
that the cabinet devoted the most of tha
time consumed by its meeting to discussions
Of the Sackville incident, despite the per-
sistent denials of the attaches Of the foreign
office that the affair was even mentionsd.
Previous to the meeting, it Is learned, Lord
Salisbury conferred with prominent officials
and experts In the various departments with
a view OF obtaining data Of the most nm
portant precedents touching the case Of tina
dismissed minister, and he also received dis
patches by special messenger from tha
minister In attendance upon the queen az
Balmoral with reference to the matter.
Later in the afternoon there were persistent
rumors in the neighborhood of the foreigH
office that the cabinet had decided to leave
the Washington legation in the hands Of q
charge d aifaires for at least a yen., but
none Of the reports could be traced to any
reliable authority. 1t is more than likely,
however, that new minister viii be ap
pointed shortly after the reassembling %
Mr.. Gladstones references to the SackvilIs
affair, in his speech at Birmingham yesteE>
day, were wholly unexpected, and although
they were noticeably colorless his friends
would have preferred that he should moi
have made them His remarks will possibly
be misrepresented or misinterpreted in
America and will certainly enable the Tories
to complain that the ex-premier has en-
deavored to embarrass the government iE
foreign negotiations of the most delicats
nature
Mr.. Buckle, tho editor Of The Times, had .
protracted interview with Lord Salisbury
presumably with reference to the proceeA
ings before the Parnell commission, and it IL
whispered that the premier expressed his dis
gust at the weakness Of The Times case az
presented by the attorney general and as re
vealed by the subsequent testimony.
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AN lNHuMAN SEA CAPTAIN.
Sailors Bed on Rotten Meat aud Tortured
In Various Ways.


TACOMA, w. T., Nov. 6-Sixteon sailors Of
the ship Hecla, which arrived here loaded
with wheat for Great Britain, entered suit in
the district court against Capt Snow, Of that
vessel for cruelty. They allego that the
Hecla started for Cardiff, Wales with crew
OF sixteen men. After she had been ont but
short time the captain began feeding his
men on rotten meat and potatoes which were
not tit to eat and both Capt. Snow and his
mate shamefully abused the sailors While
near Cape Horn Capt Snow attacked the
carpenter, breaking his jaw and knocking
out many teeth. A few days later he nearly
killed one Of the men.
When debilitated by the poor food they
were unable 10 work and were at times put
IN the hole and tied up forty-eight hours.
One Of the men was tied to a stanchion four
days without food. During this time his
scanty rations were placed within sight, but
out Of reach Whom tho Hecla reached Aca-
pulco the men were weak from III treatment
and insufficient food They were cast into
dungeon and kept confined until the vessel
was ready 10 sail, The men appealed to the
United States consul at Acapulco but were
unable to obtain any assistance from that
quarter
Evening journal., 1888-11-06

ST.. Louis, Nov. Elf r. G. Kerens, Of st.
Louis, is to be believed, Chairman Quay win
either be a millionaire or a pauper after to-
day. Kerens bet $4,000 on Harrison, the
money being placed by Quay in New York.
Kerens says that Quay has disposed Of
over S75,OJO Of his Pennsylvania property
with which be- has backed Harrison, so sure
does he feel Of Republican success. Kerens
also said that Disston, the big eastern saw
manufacturer, has backed Harrison for some
thing like half million. Saturday Kerens,
in partnership with Quay, bet $4,000 against
a like amount on Harrison, and wagered
5000 even with local Democrat.