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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
PEpTTA.

From me Csstsry.
I'm IN hor balcony wAcro
Vines through the lattices run
Splitting q scent on tho air,
Settling q screen 10 tho sun,
Fatr q tho morniug Is fair,
Sweet ~ . blossom lS sweet,
Dwells IN her rosy retreat,
Peptta.
often q glimpse Of her face
Whom the wind rustlcs tho vino
Parting the leaves foy spare,
OIsddSns this window OF mine--
PINK In its leafy embrace
Pink as the morning is pink,
Sweet as blossom ! think
Pepta
I, who dwell over the way,
Watch where PcpIta Is hid
Safe from the glare OF the day,
Iiks an eye under IT'S Id:
Over and over / say
Namc like the song OF BIRD,
Melody shut In a word
"PepitA"
Look where the little leaves stiri
Look, the greon curtains arc drawni
There In q blossomy blur
Breaks a diminufive dawn,
Dawn and the pink face OF her-
Name like lisp of tho SOUTH
FIT for q roses small mouth,
Pepita-
FRANK DgMPsTER SHERMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

Mr. John wassns go In rho = Hotcl Walton opened
vceferiaz has begin upon unusually iarso sssle
Al 81, eyinsent which has not sscnhero been attended,
with overnlich success. Tho world Il familiar with
a., yassurr of A. r. hi hls rHert tn psovids
tos a sos<wkas similar etape. and bko attempts w
ion All Of nail. girls in New Fngan nsanuias urns
esutrcs have shawn how ainScutt " is hf toan9
.n,. tu arcrpf tho Ycstraints With tho comforts OF
= houc when ! IL not her own. bus one Wovitst ny
a militant hroptc wm,loycr Aware, APP arsnty, ~
an thIs Mr. Wxnamaksr has wisely limited admission
10 thos, uosf iiEciy bef the want Of the very re-
arLai Ie ae,r,mnda Ions he has provided. ard tlss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
SNOW POETRY

From The Lincoln t!ys6. Journal
An poetry is reprehcnsibIe, but particularly so Il
that Of snow, and harf the bards IN existence write
rhymes about snow. There Is nothing fsyous or In
spring about wilderness Of snowbanhs There arc
pangs Of rheumatism, twnges Of toothache, rasplnx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

fsrnshsa uasuaed In the history Of sueh cnoFgrsss
inpent succoods, q there Is every reasoa 70
IL VA a. Ass@ Of tho ssnnssisy 70 s T., sisS con.
c66Sr.hIs - ths H. but by tho service lenaers. ~
sevine enc Of tho most perpicxirE Of nouclm - ~ss
Tito 6oustng In pFotssted sosnsSH q -"
WuEhn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
DEAR HrxRI. BELJsV&

DEAR RsARr. BELJ4V&
~ hpert, bsilsvs think q Yea
Mo UvouIr9s gray shuts oet - blue
IN the slow hours Of middle night,
And whom the lanccs Of the light
Fret pierce the mlsts of darkness shr0ush'
Nsusht can the days of abseuev do =,
Whom love Is strong and hearts ~ true,
To blur with rbange affections might,
Dear heart, believe!
n sullen Death hetween us dfew
Tho veil that hides nom cart1ey WOW
The much-lOved fee, the eloaror eiRnt
would stu discern In DEATH sdesplie'
Beyond the veil can Lnve pursues
Dear heart. believer
OSCAR FAT ADAMa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

BIG VTyEYARD FOR ONE LIBOREH.
From, The NartAa's Vineyard Herald
Philadelphia has parrot that prays. Send him az
. missionary among the countless prvfzas ard allen
Of his race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08
THE POZZUOLANA HOUSE

It's no use. John We shall have to give it up
aud inst at this time, too Elizabeth buried
her face in my shirt bosom and began to cry.
We had gone over our monthly expenses a oozeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

The maiden lady uttered the demand in the i'm
perative and uncompromising tone OF the profess
ional sightseer. My vile and awaited Tom
reply in suspense.
That door madam" and we silently blessed
Tom for the in1exiblc tone, which augured a
stanch defence Of our privacy-that door, madam
leads to the sleeping apartment OF the master and
mistress Of the house you have )us been Inspecting
I would prefer not to disturb them You
the gentleman is n melancholy dyspeptc-" IL
/ could only have thrown my boot AT the fellow !
The master and mistress of the house?'
sOh Auntie, what have you daneY
But | thought il model house, built
merely for the insI ecton Of the general public.
/ shall never forgive myself for this intrusion
never in the world
I" Let US 20 at once, Auntie. IL Is the only rep
walking swiftly toward the hall.
do not be so distressed ladies. beg you
not IN imagine there is the slightest need for
apology IL Is quite customary Thing for us
A. have visitors at all hours of the night Indeed.
/ am not sure but there are more during the
night than" .
There is no knowing Of how many more lies
Tom might have been guilty, had the Young
Lady not stopped short in her preeipitoas flight.
Mr. HolbroolseE T.,
AT your service, Miss Leland, with genial
laucb. so infectious that all joined In. even %
thr maiden aunt. Forgetting his Intention Ia
concea his identity in his anxiety TO relieve their
humiliation Tom had turned and fnccf them
i'm the glare of the snslight. In all the majesty Of
his six Observation-Disclosures IL was a very
different thing from meeting in full dress at nm
evening reception, and swinging around ball
room 10 nm mir Of Won WcbcPs. However from
nv knowledge Of Toms PHYSIQUE am inclined
10 think he was not u had hooking fellow, even
niuht In the rule of cicerone 20 party Of tourists
with his trousers dnwn on over "a RULED nisn'
SHIRT his saspeadris hanging down hIs hack.
and a big hole In the heel " his stocking. AUD
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
THE Y0C0NA MILL.
Continued from Firs, Page.

down In town, there having been only two deaths
among the hands In seven years
ms closed our talk with the mill hands. We
noted the grounds around the building. which was
thlckly set IN Bermuda grass, and looked both
Htsh aud clean, and no where could we find
ground Tor the grave charges contained In the
articles referred 10.
From a long acquaintance with Mr.. Dan Wag
nef ana joe Pate, who are the resident stock
holders aud managers Of the factory we know
men, and such charges aud imputatOns az wert
contained in the articles In your paper iall flat
ana without weight In our city, where both gen
tlelnen have long been known but happily they
possess a wide circle OF acquainAnccs over the
south who were with them In tllc field aud In bat
tle where both served with distinction and honor
IL Is to these comrades and the public that thii
article Is more particularly directed
That your correspondent was determined To de-
suoy all who were In any wise connected with The
unfortunate girl whose death and wrongs every good
citizen condemns or that he thOughtlessly tool
the ialse statement of the bad characters who hal
been discharged from the factory, Is too evident
We leave the case IN your hands 10 make lair anl
Just correction. We sign aud certify To the correct
ness OF this report aud were all present at the tint
the questions were made aud answered
REy. G. @. BLouST,
q. w PRICE Merchant
X. N. BOYDsrON, Farmer,
N. y. J.. STEPHENS, City Recorder,
NJ. w. BRlsTER,
j. y. DUFF, Book Keeper,
g. r. Cock Sheriff,
II LELAND
]. T. BAcKTRoN, Druggist.
g. d. ABLE, Cashier N. V. Bank,
a. H. Fly, ex-Chnnocllor,
D. 7. FRY, Proprietor VI. " Nursery,
i, X. REEVES, Editor silver Leaves,
NJ. s. SEAMAN, Carpenter and Contractor,
J. j. O'ROURKE. Foreman l. G. X. X. NJ. s.,
DR.. III. A. GRANT, County Htalth Ollccr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

EVANSVILLE Ind, sept p.-Rivct u f.i
.isntis and siug. Weather olcai ani plc'fu .
MN ORLEANs Ia, s,pt ip-waulrt ,l,g.
an wntm. AitNudi iicuiY Louruy aud h1f.ls.
~ Louis Golden Rule. Cincinnati.
NiCK-urRg Mits. SCOT ~ Weather 70,
and warm nipafcd city ~ Monfor. st Boa
,ho ely u rr0vidcnoc ioleEmphs 10 srri,uHt .a.
light
CINCINNATI. o. sept tp-Nolu- River o. go
10 inches and falling weather cuul, Thu
mumeicf ~. NiFhi-Hivgf W feet inches lH.i
ii,uf Weather oOol anl rarly cloudy. bypir.i
ohio Mcmphm
~ LOUIS Mo- errt N Arrived Only iuoa A..
pfpaftcd CITY VI New Uflcaua New ORLEANS D.
n Notion. tsiru. The uvsf hss fallen a-itutls
aud The rluEa nov marks ~ Weather clear anil
quite warm.
LOUisNit.LE Ny sept - Non. = gi,gf
falling. with Z bet . iuchcl IN the caual, aud
irsi Inch on the tails business Fppd. Ncaibe-
clear aud pleasant Nixht-Hiycf falling with
I =, z inches IN the canal aud ) iect on ihf
ialls Busiue,s E,rsl Neathet clear aud pleasant.
CAIRO. ~. ksrt ia-N0on-Auitc 4, j.
schsugk. Clhcinnaii, I ana Ciiy VI llorho,
ohio, am. Future city, New Orleans, m.
departed cay 81 fioieuoc, ~ Louis go
R.vsf 10 icet : ibchs- aud stationary. Neaihsf
cloudy ard cool Night AuiNet New rpii'
~ Louis ! p.ms emhite s,ai.. t.neinnaL
pm. Dvian,d New south, lsdnCah, pi..
bnniig state Mcwphis pm. River y let
Inches audssiaiiouafy. N0athtf cisat aud var"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
COTTON BILLS OF LApINa.
Resolutions Adopted by the New Or
leans Maritime Association.

Resolutions Adopted by the New Or
leans Maritime Association.
At the meeting OF the New Orleans Mari
time association held last week the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
Whereas, Tho bill Of lIling proposed by
the clubs aud chamber Of shipping Of the
United Kingdom, called the 1855 American
Cotton Iill Of Ladiug' cannot be used nj
this port without very serious disruption OF
present methods Of shipping and,
Whereas It's adoption would entail serious
delays and reclamation, On shippers for non.
iulhllmcnt Of CONTRACTS within specified
time, ns IL would put IL IN the power OF the
shipnaslcr either to hold the cotton on the
wharf aud with hold bill Of lading or at his
option refuse ~, receive the cotton on the
wharf until IL suited hit convenience 10 take
same aud store II on board, and,
Whereas, The wharycs nt this port are con-
struclcd for the need and COnycnicnccs Of
ships holding cnryo during loading and dis
charging, and cotton h held there, as rule,
Tor the convenience ~ the ship aud not ior
the shippers; be IL therefore
Resolved, That when cotton Is delivered
to the ship al the wharf, shippers have the
right Ia demand the bills IT lnding Tor thC
snmc, and cannot be held responsible iUi
delays Of the shipin slowing; be- IL farther
Resolved, That the clause n" pUusihle
Tor ship mark only il "a direct incentive 10
dishonesty ~ the part NJ the officer of ia,
ships, and h besides In direct opposition
90 that part ~ the resolution adopted nt The
conference Of the association for the reform
und CuiIilration of the laws Of nations
held in London July isS7. reading ~ FOL
lows That the ship owner, whether by
steam or sailing ship, should be- liable foi
the faults Of his servant Ia all matters r.
lating Ia the ordinary course Of the voyage
such ~ the stowagc AMI right delivery vi
The carep aud other matters IT this kind. n
Resolved, That this association will ADOPT
such amendments to the form Of bill nj
llding now in use "a will protect ship Owner,
from imposition AZ ports uf loading aud dis
chhrsr without creating nc the same tim,
imposition on shipper aud cunsigncc,, aut
That the proper committee iy hereby in-tu,
ted tn inquire into ihc abuses tif any, tia
haycbrrn developed under the hill " laliu.
Units present form aud present to the asso,ia
ton suggestions that will tend TO corrcc
and remove abuses.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

Health to establish the quarantine sug-
gested by Dr. Shannon, and that, too, in
the very teeth Of the resolutions OF the
representatives % Of the Boards Of
Health Of the Southern States, and
of Illinois, to which the Tennessee
State Board Of Health was a party
through its representatives. II is evident
from all this that the doctors are not bust
nesslkc, are not consistent enough to fol-
low their own experiences of former years,
are not consistent enough to follow one
day the resolutions they agreed to the day
before, and have not the executive ability
to enforce their DEGREES 80 rs TO insure the
largest limit Of safety consistent with the
absolute freedom OF traffic and trade.
Therefore the people demand the organi-
cation Of Health Bureau, to be made up
OF efficient and capable scientific men OF
executive ability, and with will to enforce
the laws regardless Of the sex or condition
Of refugees from places wherein one case
OF epidemic disease has appeared.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
TIE YOCONA MIL AND WILLIE
1LSDELL.


TIE YOCONA MIL AND WILLIE
TLSDELL.
We make room today for statement in
behalf OF Mr.. Wagner one Of the mana
gers Of the Yocona Mil at Water Valley,
made by the Aldermen Of that town,
another in his own behalf by Mr..
Wagner himself, and still another in de-
tense Of Wagner signed by sixteen citizens
of that town. Al these statements are
very strongly tincturod with donnnciaiion
Of our correspondent, Mr.. Anderson, but
there Is not one word Of condemnation
for Rombcrger, TO whom the unimcly
death, the murder OF the unfortunate
girl, Willie Tisdell, is due; not one
word in condemnation Of Brown, who
is charged with being m accessory 10 the
awful crime. This is grave oversight.
Tho murder OF n poor leicnsoless, ignor-
ant girl Is overlooked in a neighborly
cagcrnoss to prove that Mr.. Wagnor't
privies were not MS bad as they were
painted by Mr.. Anderson. This IL
a great oversight in tho kindly
inicntioncd gentlemen, one Of then
a minister Of the gospel, and we rcgrc
it-rgrct II for their sakcs, because
people will make remarks, aud say tina
the hubbub about Wagner and his priyc
is 80 much dust raised To obscure tn,
public view Of the dreadful Grim,
by which soul was sent hur
ricdly, ruthlcssly aud unpTparcd bc
fore ih maker What is the Yoconi
Mill, what the condition Of MI Wagner
pnyics beside the awful fact Of Will
Tislcll's murder, which crime Rombcrgcr
wagncr's nephew, confessed by prccipiiat
! light2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
The ua.onIe Relief Ae.oria,Ion. :

I0uIsyILlE Nv. sept. lp.-Tho gclcfll
Masonic ! lief Association of the Uniicd
States and Canada concluded IT. third an.
nual meeting here today. About thirty
members were present The session opened
yesterday with an Rddros. by President
Martin Collins, reports aud other routine
business. To-day officers were elected as FOL.
lows Prc 'd'nt J. r. Pope. New York.
u II vice president. = H1s. Robertson. f..
rpnio. Canada, second yicc-prcsidcnt, ". r.
Mitchell. Louisville. NY, secretary, u. W,
Pennington, Baltimore. treasurer. VIM ID
lhmaicr Philadelphia. advisory committee.
l.. Cobbcl Williamson. Washington. H. u
llungcriorl, undon. Ont. aud II. H. Hutch.
ingon. So Louis. Tho next meeting was 30
ior New York, the iirst Tuesday Ia scptam.
kgf fskN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

THAr amiablo aud witty allpr.d,uner
ialscr, Mr. Chaunccy NJ Dcpcw. whom
TIM APrrAL had 10 rap on the knuckl,,
once for giving currency TO vile Islander
Of Andrew Johnson, the origin Of which
was traced 10 Col. Fred Grant this amc
Chaunccy, President Of the New York
Central Railroad. who has Just returned
from trip to Europe, Is following In the
footsteps Of Blaine and is pcrpctrtiing pc.
liicai blunders laster than the press can
keep count OF them. lis las, was the
declaration. upon the authority ola well
known and cmincn, Dutch merchant,
that Holland had between 1884 AMI / Ssi
changed her revenue system from one
Of protection TO one Of free trade, thus en-
failing the most disastrous results 10 the
manufacturing industries Of that country,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

SNAKE COFFEE.
A Tired Husband Administers Il To ~
wife.

Tired Husband Administers Il 70 HIS
wife.
Richard Driver. alias Lewis Hill, wanted
In Union county. Aiss., FOR attempting to
poison his wife, was arrested nj Bailey Station,
Tenn. by J. J. Anderson, sheriff Of Union
county, and brought here yesterday aud
lodged In the ,tatlon-housc.
The crime was committed five years ago
aud caused considerable excitement ut the
time owing 10 the method be adopted 10
carry Il into execution.
Driver bad only been married a lew
months when he became tired OF his wife.
lie resolved upon killing her, aud Accord.
iugly bctJoJk himself ~ the woods, where he
killed large snake. Returning home he
cut H. head of and put Il In pot OF co1,c,
which was preparing Tor supper.
AZ the tai cit w.. noticed that he refused
10 pariakc of the cOLrc. hut nothing strange
was thought u Il, aud lis wife drank several
cups.
After the meal Mrs. Driver complained OF
nausea and retired 10 bed. She grew
rapidly worse. aud finally called In one
81 the farm hands aud DISPATCHED Him
Tor n physician. Whom the doctor ar.
rived be detected symptoms Of poisoning,
aud applied such rcmcdlr- ~, were at hand,
aud In a few houn' time had her out Of
danger lie questioned thc patient closely
about what she lad eaten or drank, and
learned that the coffee hal peculiar ta.tc.
The coffee pot was examined and the snakes
head discovered IN the bottom.
Drivers peculiar nervousness excited sus'
piciun aud he was arrested and lodged In
Jail. where he made full confession.
The grand Jury indicted him without de.
lay, aud being unable 70 furnish bond. be
was committed 10 jail. VII 10 ho remained
about two months. when be- made his oscapc
aud has sinrc then cludcd capture.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

was a purposely prepared contribution to
that controversy. As the dignitaries OF
the Catholic Church are slow TO enter the
field Of controversy, especially when the
merely cardinal doctrines OF Christianity,
well known Of all men in Christian coun-
tries, are assaled, there is some doubtas to
whether Cardinal Manning was not In
weighed into writing this paper on the title
given aud without reference to n contro-
yersy which lac never once alludes 10 in its
pages.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
puRlAL or Il. J. LUCAS.
A Fitting Tribute TO Noble and Chlv.
n,roua Young Man.

The lat remains 81 Robt. ]. Lucas were
followed to ElmwoUd yesterday by laflqr
concout,c OF Nj. friends and associates, aud
the onicr Of Elks turned out In body ana
read their burial service over his romhins
Services were hcld a. S. Mays church and
ati,rsarl " ElmN upl the Rev. Gcou,c G.
Harm, officiating Tho nurhl Offering were
elaborate. c1,tly and iunumanhlc. tr,tiy
ing the ,,tprm and affection iu which dee rhscd
was held by counties, friends lir a bid
siio by side with the graves ~ his muih,r
aud father aud out Ut the abundance oi
fragrant tributes that wgs deposited on his
grave ihrru was even enough IN cover ~
grassy mounds that mark their ligt uastins
place And there sumc thoughti'l hand
deposited thum. II Vas n touching sight
aud added 81 the grief ~ those who hal
,uihu ~ pay their last psp"cts Ia the deal.
Few hnll.cr or uobrr souls ever lived than
Bob Lucas. tho pink ~ honor and the e..
scncc Of chiyalry. Heaven rCst his soul In
peace,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

whereas the fact is that Holland has, for
more than half century, been the most
thoroughly free in trade of any Of the ma
tons OF the world. Mr., Depew is evil
IDENTITY no better read on the tariffs of the
several nations, than he is on the life and
works OF Andrew Johnson, one OF the
most patriotic and soundly constitutional
OF the Chief Magistrates Of the United
States.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
sRvEREp Az ARrnRY.
a Young Mar Injured by the Exploslon
OF a Soda Watnr nottlo.

" GUN " aNNt h'AhNs
Jerry Smith, ayouHF white man, met with
. singular and probable fatal accident last
night about O'Clock ~ W. a. Scarctt.
rtu,cy No. "a frnut strci.
lie was trying % oprn a ode water bottle
when u suddenly slllodci. Several pircc.
II tl, gae entered Do, LETT hand and com.
plrt,ly severed ansu,Iy Becoming alarmed
10 the loss ~ hood b. stated Tor Roukcrt'-
Al hr aorr, cofrcf Nan and Market streets.
rcngh gave out ill De f,ll 10 the side.
Nalk ~, groanYaiii rird the attention ui
those within. Vlai ciufo ont aud removed
him ~ q hrurh inaho ~ part Ut the ,tor,.
Ia, nouahuc anl Nal wrrc chllcl in. and
aH,f stopping ihc lJl HI blood, ordered him
sent to tie hospital.
smith II d, cooper hv trade and has been
working "a 'hc CD LAW Coop,pgc oom.
pluy iur several yfNfa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
Local meteorological Report

Is the estimation OF TnE ArrENL aud
TnE Arrr,L's ~ stall, Mr.. Y. y. Anderson ha'
In this issuc Of the pepper thoroughly and
satisfactorily answered the committees.
official aud unofficial, Of Water Valleys
citizens IN tho matter Of the Yoronn Mn
investigation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

1nE Nor iori Ermtng Fos, In m cdiio.
rial on the result Of the recent election In
Maine, nolu that au interesting fact Is
that Democratic gains were made Ia the
manufacturing aud ishyrcsdi-iricts, prov.
ing that n'ithor the iaHT ,car nor the r..
lection Of the treaty hg, helped the Re-.
publicans a particle, both having, In fact,
rccoilcd upon them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

Pnor. rEocroR's sal aud sudden death
Is cvoking many expressions OF rcgrct
,hroughuu, America and Europe. All
the leading newspapers and periodicals
admit that, as was claimed by Tm ArrrAL
the day after his death, lac did more 10
populmi1o astronomy than any other man
OF bis day.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20
THE WEATHER.


WAJUSgroN, sept Is pm.
For tennessee Pair stationary temperature in
western portion slightly WARMER In eastern por
t'pu. south'fiy Winds
Dor Mississippi Ialr except lishi showers on
the cnasL stationary temperature. suuthcascry
winds.
Dor Arkansas Falr followed by showers IN west
crn portion. stationary temperature m eastern
portion. slightly colder Ia western portion south.
cfly win a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

sieJihi p,lst,h 10 The h.tcil
fimu,un,N, Al9l N.pt ia-Ii ~ author.
itati,cly announced today that tAe Mobile 4
ohio milrAid viii n 10" carly date buiid d
bun,h from the Iu"u line 70 th, city.
though Walkcr county This will bring us
no miles nearer 81 l.I'.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

Az English Canadian writing from
Qucbcc TO 7hc london Standard fays that
owing TO the Encouragement Of the attain
Of that Province "a strong feeling Is dc.
veloping among the English In favor Of
annexation "a the United States ~ the
only solution Of a question that Is bccom.
ing increasingly serious"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

TnE Broniiyp Caii,n h very positive that
with discussion excluded from the coun.
ellis Of the party, ~ Il now Is, and will. We
are confident, continue to be- thcrc IL no
more doubt Of triumph f1r Cleveland and
Hin together in New York than that In
the one cnsc ~ In the other the snIrht.
forward citizen has a servant worthy Of
most generous approval"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

TnE terms of lwcnty-,iN senators will
expire on the 81 Of March ncSt Two
only Of thcsn vacancies have been anici-
paicd aud filled. Louisiana has elected
Judge White, OF New Orleans to an Scn.
aior Gibson's claim, and Virginia has
elected John $. Barbour 10 iill senator
RidjlcbcrDr's
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-20

spcrial Dispatch 10 The 'Hpysl
NAsuyiLLE Tenn. SPIT ia.--Gov Taylor
spoke at Mays,ill" .'i1y ~ a very 'ursc
crowd. The ocasiun vas marked by tho
usual enthusiasm uH u ,harctcrisrs bis
cnuyaw. Mt HiNsiua was iu feeble coudi.
lion and repeated ID U.l Republican tariff
sproch ul bis