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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
THE DEATH OF SHERIDAN

Aii@ iFi"HA 4 - w biAsiAffala's
Gen. Philip II. Sheridan, the head o
the army Of the United States, died last
night, after n long Illness, attended with
great suffering. Now that he has passed
away, there remain, Of the great figures
in the War of the Rebellion, Gen. Shcr
man alone on the Federal side, aud on tho
side OF the Conicdcracy Jefferson Davis,
its President, and Gen. Joseph l.. Johnston
and Gen. 6. 7. Bcauregard, Sheridan was
nothing but soldier. A graduate OF
West Point he continued in military life
without interruption TO tho day Of his
death. lie made waron the principle, as
he often said, that war was necessarily
cruel and that il meant injury TO the
enemy. lie knew no such thing AZ mercy
in campaign. lie killed aud burned
and devastated. When the war was
over and he was placed in command Of the
Department OF the Gulf, lac gave the PEG.
pie Of Louisiana and Texas cause to re-
mor,hor Cha, ~ n;,;,o,, d;.,,,or ho
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
IIe Was Driven Back.
From the Chattanooga TimcA

run WV 'hhAhllupti llN'H
The esteemed ArrKAL continues to harp on the
fact that senator Harris lett hs scat Ia the senate
and came Ia Tennessee 10 make half o dnlcu
speeches A. tho Scimi1r has before stated. at the
time senator Harris left Washington there was no
measure ui special importance likely tO come he
lorc The senate and he was besides paired with q
Republican. 80 soon NJ the Mills bill passed the
Huu-c the senator abandoned his canvas, aud
went ditcr IA Washington. The senator tan nj.
ways De- depended ON tp du his duty, aud the pco-
pc NJ Tennessee will moi be deceived IA to him.
H6mphn Sriuirr.
Mr. Harris was driven back TO Washing.
ton by the Tennessee press. The pretcnse
that lac left his seat when there was moth.
ing pending in which Tennessee was inter
cstcd is false pptcnSc. The river and
harbor bill was then in conference COM
mittcc. and in that bill Tennessee had not
less than S2,00O.OOO, direct and indi-
rect. lie ought 20 have been in his seat
when that bill was reported by the Senate
conicrrecs, but was not
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

HESRY Gsonas. In The Noo rort Sand
ari, calls attention TO the fact that Senator
Plumb, Of Kansas, In Republican Scna.
,oial Caucus debate upon Allison's pro-
posed tariff reform bill. said he would not
consent 10 cutting the duty ON sugar onc.hali
unless the farmers 81 the West wcrc at the
same time INDUCED with FREQ lumber and
FREQ wire for their fences. "This," says
Mr. George, and rightly, "is simply n
recognition OF the facts which are nov
haunting both tine great parties, via: that
the tariff system was built up by process
Of Log rolling. engineered by lew manu-.
featuring politicians who have thought II
cxpcdicni 10 allow every other manuiac.
turing interest 10 shan In the plumber &C
corling 10 Il, kicking power aud that n
now deprive any interest Of It's share
would inevitably make tia bitter enemy
TO the whole system. Like senator
Plumb. Il would cry Tor compensation:
and the business Of compensation once
entered upon Il could never stop until
there Is no protection left By all means
lot Senator Plumb stand firm ior com.
pcnsation. Il Is In Just that way that we
expect the Mills bill, II Il passes, 10 do iis
Wofk"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

TnE Chicago Tribune Republican,, quo,
ing something said by ten. Harrison 20
one Of his bands Of visitors, says at is
plain that Gen. Harrison does not moan
10 accept the views Of the Mckinley and
Kelley class Of politicians ~ those Of the
party, aud does not bclicvc with them
aud the ulira-tarin crank organs that the
Chicago platform commits the Rcpubli.
cans In Congress 10 ncgntion and inaciion
ON the question Of tho tariff" senator
Allison Is also Of the same mind, but a
man Of moc influence than the Chicago
nominee, ho insists upon measure Of
tariff reform In spite Of the Chicago plat.
form with liz declared preference, free
whisky AMI free tobacco. This. Of course,
Is lantamouni to n confession 10y Allison
tina, the Mills hill Is the correct thing and
therefore is q surrender by the Rcpubli.
cans Of the question Of is~uo In the eau.
paign.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

AccoRDiNo 10 the United States census
Of 1880 the war tariff having then been
in force twenty ycan, about 1900. ooO
persons wcr engaged In various ocrupa.
tons, ne follows % Agricultural, 700,
+7S; l2) manufacturing. mechanical, min.
ing, 3.s5Lii2i (9l trade aud uanspora.
ton, i,slO, $50; 90 professional and cihcr
occupations, 4,O7i, 25s; total, 1880, GO.
OF the second class, less than $4,000 per.
sons were engaged In the chief protected
Industries the return including bakers,
carpenters, butchers, skaters, etc. II {.
Therefore estimated by Prot lAushlin, Of
Harvard. that, all told, considerably lcs-
than i,OoO,OOO persons wer. engaged In
employmcnis dependent on ihc tariff, say
one In scveniccn. Tha, il 10 say, scvcn.
teen persons who earn their TRAD by the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
NOT ACQUAINTED WITH Mr.. cALIPH
President Hadden Nervous over .
Recent Addition.

hocont ADDITION.
"who Is 'Caliph, when did no arrive In
town, and what docs he know about Tax
ing District adairs2' was the triangular
question hurled nj an ArPEAL reporters
head by President MADDEN yesterday
"Oh, he Is talented and experienced
newspaper man, latoly from Bagdad, aud
Is now rngnlarly engaged on TuE ArPEAi,"
he was enlightened.
well, ] don't know nothin' about Bag.
dad, an he cuts no figure in this case
What ] want 10 know IL, what business
has product Of Asia meddlin' In our To-
cal ailliirs7 ialkin' about work on
Court square, buildin' material on tho
streets, an other things. j. NORM I caro-
To stand. He's mighty prFickilar when lao
strikes tho great country wh.rs the bald
eagle scrcrclis Ibis Jlcs,in'H on the people
four times la iWrniy.iOnr hours. Over
thar in Asa. w.icn wa th,r last, I saw
nothin' hut hap, uf Rubbish. an / never
henrl noillla' about NJ raliph or Mr..
Easiad. Hero Ia ilcmpii. lin Bagdad,
an You newsp1pcr irilrrs haze corner Cd
laltph
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
IN. w. l.. Scorr, the Democratic Con.

n~. w. l.. ScorT, the Democratic Con-
gresham from Pennsylvania, who turned
down "Pig-iron" Kelly so numerically,
and who literally "skinned" Carnegie, the
gcediest and most oppressive OF monop.
olists, is, The Philadelphia Times declares,
the wealthiest iron and coal dealer in the
United States. He is an honorable and
honorcd exception TO his class. He does
not measure his principles by his profits.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

VS. have II on the authority Of 7h M
Harm Union that the Pennsylvania stu.
dent Who won tho fu, princ Of ESQ Tor
the best essay on tho benefits Of a pro.
tcctiyc isrifI, offered by the American Pro
teeiivc League, has pursued his studio.
still further. with the result, a. told Nv
IN Philadelphia Tine, that l,o reached
the conclusion TO which Col. Gro.,cnor
came long aso. tina, protection iidn, pro.
ieet Accordingly hc has written an cA.ay
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
WILL SIT TILL OCTOBER.
This is Probably what Congress WI
Do-Business In Hand.

Do-busiuess IN hhnC.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Nearly every
one here has now given up all hope OF an
adjournment of Congress before October.
Some weeks ago, when your correspondent
quoted Senator Mcpherson as putting the
probable date ofan adjournment in Octo-
Der, everybody laughed and said that the
senator must have been joking At that
time he was the only man who had the
foresight TO recognize the impossibility of
getting away from here until very late in
the season. Now, nearly every one is OF
his opinion. There are some who think
that II the present very hot weather con.
tinues the work in Congress may be hur-
ried through with rapidity, and that il may
he finished by the end OF the present
month. A few others believe that when
Mr.. Blaine arrives he may discourage the
idea Of passing Republican substitute for
the Mills bill, but they give no reason for
their belief and no one can be found who
claims 10 be acquainted with Blaine's real
opinion on the subject. The committee
which IS preparing the bill, and. in fact,
all the Republican leaders in both Houses,
although many OF them are personally OPP
posed to bringing in a substitute bill at all,
declare that II will lie brought in and
passed. The committee which is prcpar-
ing Il have met with further delays. and,
although II was proposed TO have Il ready
Tor presentation 10 the full finance COM
mitteo yesterday, IL Is not yet completed.
The talk now Is that IL will be- reported
10 the open Senate early in next week.
Then. II only six weeks are expended in
It's consideration, II will still be October
before an adjournment can be had, and
this session OF Congress will have been the
longest in the history OF the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

Tur GREEDY nonopolisi- have gradually
dcnaiumlircd the New England States.
Americans no longer ill the manufactures
Of thu-c states which arc mainly occupied
by under tel Canadians, only onc-tcn,h
OF the Operatives being native 10 the soil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

Wv commend Mr.. Zach Taylor tot the
good scn.o h- las manifested In declining
70 prosecute hts proposed rui, for the In.
validating Of the count 81 tie votcs In the
Frt Ward. 10 has done exactly right.
There WIS nothing In such q suit for him
OF ior his party either.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
Un..,,sms,or, wife swapping.

elsNlal hislaaifh W The Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug b.-wm.
Van Patton and r. T.. Brooks ara neigh.
hors, living near Cleveland. They came
from Michigan some time since and bough,
property adjoining each other. both are
married., having each two children. A
lew days ago the two men agreed 10 swap
wives aud the exchange took place. Van
Patton tired Of the trade in q icw DAYS and
wanted his wife, who u handsome
woman, back. Brooks refused, and Pat
ton threatens 10 resort 20 the courts 10
compel her 81 return.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

note Of this and make il a point TO look up
the existing laws as to conspiracics and ii
there are none that will cover this case,
prepare a law that will, and that will pro-
vide the scvercst penalties against the
conspirators. The man who succeeds i'll
spreading such a law upon the statute
books could make an easy race for Gov
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

on 1.-THE Tariff and the Surplus" which
proved to be of sgch.cxtrcmc merit that it
attracted the attention Of leading political
economists, and finally that of Chairman
Kisncr, Of the Democratic Committee of
Pennsylvania. In consequence thousands
Of copies Of the essay have been ordered
printed, and viii be sent broadcast over
the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
s,rlrhsn WIN T.r,I,.,..

DErnoIr. Mich, Aug. b.--The Rav. Il IS.
Harris, pastor Of The Episcopal diocese Of
eastern Michigan since 1919. s,ilei sho,,
sIN weeks ngo. IN company bis daughter,
ior Enropc Ia Epcn'i lew nioalle there
In ryrcs,ion. folay , cable d -pnich WAS
wcrivrd hero by ID" Rev Dr. blanchard,
rector Of 81 Jamc, Episcopal church,
from London, England, Ia which Mr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

Tnr soycrigns Of North Carolina arr 10
have the pleasure Of hearing Judge D. q.
fowle, Democrat, and the Hon. q. II.
Dockcry, Republican, the GubcmaioHaI
nominees, In joint political discussion.
This reminds us 10 ask again, why should
no, the people Of Tennessee hear the Hon.
"Bob" Taylor and the Hon. "sam''
Hawkins In joint discussion Of the polu,
cal issues Of the lay, especially the tshn
question:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
Possibly sa E...p,,o. 90 the Rule.

fr1m the pumni Ms Dmocfnl
Tho northern Republican editor Of the
Enterprise Miss 7imo, objects 10 the
D1nocrai asking him questions out Of our
political caiechism, aud says he did mol
come south Tor political purposes. Well,
W. arc not ~ SURE Ui that, and II lac doe.
net want every Office IN Clarke county
within the next i've years hc will bc about
the first one Of the kind who hiss come
this way and not hankcrcd after position.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

TnrrE will be- a general election In Ala.
hama today and the people, besides voting
iot State and county officers. will yo,o on
nm amendment To the state Constitution
prohibiting any hut general legislation
where the interests oi County and munici.
pal Governments arr NJ stake.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

Tur tax on salt is tax on nm article that
Is absolutely necessary 10 the preservation
Of humanlic. The Democrats say Take
u or The Republicans ay. "Makc Il
higher" bccau-c Senator lli.c,ck. Who
makes his home in Syracuse, represents
the onondaga al, monopoly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
saIII,an No, sn,I.nca.

BosroS, Mas, Aug John l. sulli.
van says, In an interview. that he Is train.
ing at Nantaskci Beach with Ike Weir.
under the car Of Murphy, who fitted him
Tor his arsi match, aud that when Kilrain
gets herr lac will either have 10 fight or
take water, and that when he (Sullivan)
next cnicn ring Il will be 10 n finish and
no draw.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

san FRANcisoo, Cal, Ang. h.-New Zea-
land adyiccs received toliy by the steam.
cr Alcneda sly the ship Star of Greece
went ashore near Adelaide hlrbo- July
~. OF twcniy.ryrn persons On he vcsscl
the captain AMI oil pihef, wcrc drowned,
excepting the first shd third officers, four
mon and four apprentices
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
FOR PRESIDENT,
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the state nj IArre-Albcri 8 Marks, OF Franz
lin: Josiah Patterson, OF shelby
first District-lI 4 Hughes Of Claiborne
Second District--L. A. Grau, OF Knox
Third District
Fourth District W. NJ Hammock, oi Trousialo
Fifth District-w. e. Houston Of Cannon.
Sixth Disitict-Eli r Morris Of Davidson,
Seventh District-Flournoy Rivers Of 6iles
Eighth DIstrict--R +. Cole, ol Henry
Ninth District
Tenth Dhtrict-IIarry NJ. Hill Of shelby.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
rIe.,. by s.el.l,.., s.a A,nrshl.,.

CmcAoo, ~. Ans. o. This i,ienir gwen
by the socialists nnI aniw.ue,u, siri-
Held, Ind, wa attended, b. i,,U s.J)J
people. Tho Altar gls g. a. h'I, -
the mnnumcat oi lhs la ma, AL hf
TIE relief OF ihi widow aal O.pa -.
Quite sam Wa ncAlit,L
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
LABOR AND PROTECTION
A LESSON FROM A TYPE FOUNDRY
THAT is WORTH LEARNING.
We Commend 1t to the Especial Atten-
ton of the Nashville American and
Every Other Protection Paper at the
South.

The following paper, written by well
known and respected practical printer OF
New York, is copied from The Standard OF
last week:
To Type Founders
Dear Srs--The Mills tariff bill has passed the
House Of Representatives. 1t taxes our raw ma
tcria as follows:
Lead-l1 cents per pound, equal 10 3lII per
cent. nd yal0rcm.
COpper-5O per cent
Tin-Not mentioned, unlces under a general
clause on page q, at 40 per cent al yalorcm.
AutimOny-free, but freight expenses and
brokerage probably 10 per cent
New Type Metal-l5 per cent
Bnss-under general clause on page Q, at IS per
cent.
To all these Determinations against the Amer
lean type founder must be added nj least 40 per
cent for The excess Of wages IN America.
To overbalaDce these crushing disabilities. the
Mills bill allows only 10 per cent, nj vaOrcml
Write to your senators at once and give iacts in
your letter
Up and do, or American type founding will be
Frustrated. THOMAS MACkEILAR,
prpx IT A.. A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

IT Is rnmorcd that a Hour trust, 10 cover
the five States oi Missouri, Illinois, Indi.
ana, Kansas and Tennessee. has been pro-
jeeted. la ~ b. called tho Central
Millcr' Association" Gentlemen In
every part Of Tennessee who expect sea,
Ia the next Legislature should make
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
E,eh .l,iee M.ll Nei ,.an,..,.

Mt Hirh Taylor stated Ia an ArrEaL
reporter last night Tia, b. hid abandoned
an 'nlrnl'"a TO prs 'cu.c any suit against
shrFiiI cleo! Aclscndoa ior the shrieyalty,
and lad notified LIS attorneys TO that
eject Mr. Taylor lasl night left the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

sweat of their brow are specifically taxed
to specially support one particular person
who is thus made the beneficiary OF the
peoples bounty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
10 SUMNER TOURISTS.

Tnr Arrru will be scnt 10 nl Icr,ons spend.
Inc the summer abroad, without cStm chau,c
Subscriber, who wish their palcn changed from
the homo ndir,y havc only io notify the oacc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
THE WEATHER


- MAsuINsIoS, Aug T. SPIN.
Fot Tiofids Mississippi. Arkansas. Tcuucssee
AMI Kcnturkyi lneal nius nrafy stationary
tmt"ra,urc, variable winds gCncfary south
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

Herbert c. Park, OF that city, informs him
that Bishop Harris has been stricken
down with paralysis in London. The
other members OF Bishop Harris family
are sojourning at Mackinac Island.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

From the NeNinnvrisR Tom standard
A still hunt maj 20 ior an oil year. hut
LEI ~ have rouMhs old fashioned iussle
on the husiingr ihtih, year Of grace, Grover
aud the nd bandana, lSss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
A,ll,. GROW 4, r.,o,

Prom the unlon Ci,J tfcun An Dor Independent
From reports that arc coming In FROM
al parts Of the state, ten. ]. u. q. At.
kins is daily growing In favor as a candi.
dalo lor United Stai.s senator.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.
Comparative Showing of the Gross Elk
changes for tho Week.

changes for tho Week.
BosToN. Mass, Aug. 5.-The following
table, compiled from dispatches to the
Post from the managers Of the lead
ing clearing-houses in the United
States, shows the gross exchanges at
each point for the week ended August
4, 1888, with the rates per cent. OF
increase or decrease, in comparison with
the amounts for the corresponding week
i'm 1857;
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
AN EXTRAORDINARY orFEn

These propositions are made Tor the bcnont Of
those WIN sccurc yearly subscribers but In order
that the subscribers may derive bcnenl from tho
competition. THr Atrial will disirIbu,o among
Thcsc eiiis will Guido In the respect oi value aud
de-irahilIU anything over offered by Southern
Newspaper Eycy yearly subscriber will h. surc
20 get slit SIND Tor sample copies Of wrsNLY
Atrial and a fill lisi oi gin. This proposition
will h. Open tn November a. ISs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

" Blaine is thc uncrowncd King Of the
Republican party, what Is HARRISON And
whcrr doses poor Low come In"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
wnS Means

Prom the Choc,Nw nfihirilcf
Tho fact that the fricndsoi Harrison and
Morton arc rippit aud snortins 20 anil
that Cleveland gti Thurman are pursuing
the even tenor oi IN, way not only proves
that they arc eoint to get elected, but
proves that deep waicn run smooth while
the shadows bahblg,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06
aaaaI Ad.len-

Mr.. Powderly, In the Journal Of Uaitsd
Laior, ofcr this advice
Call q town meeiinS aui appoint a committee 10
~ through your town o. ul|l out how tnauy men
arr holding on tn lots VII view ~ ftzsffilatiYn
thcn ~ tO Tho as@--prs uiiuc aud 80 ID thot nft
paying taKes anconilng a. thr pfIuU thsy IL fpf
thcif lots and u they ar not Insist ulsiu their
iuinH so Naka cttg man VIA owns q Dot lay
taNrs On u fof ~ ~ flluu This u not stsuiUf
lsn GcpTrIsin o. r@Nf'fl fl'ism n N letter th,n
al " them Pot togs'ffsf u l. equity. a nc.uai
AMI enact Ilsiicc DIV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-06

800 THai lsihs asnr, Hr Walker riscr, itsr III
IA 81 .tis iinat.f 90 rtffz
rid iur la.nr. ,,n SOC, Is oycr twice
-, ...,i q. uIu c0a lor niaierialA Nov.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-10-17

"Tsrry, pause q day or two
Before you hazard"
They will in the pending strife sec:
"who most" will lease the wants flIfe."
J.B.