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Knight. ana Lad,c. Of the Golaen Rule

opc'lhl hspalch lo Inc Appeal
ABERDEEN, Miss, July l2.--Tho grand
chapter of the Knights and Ladies OF the
Golden Rule for the State met in this city
yesterday. After transacting the usual
routine business they proceeded to the
election Of officers for the ensuing term.
Morgan c. Shell, OF Houston, Miss, was
elected grand chancellor; &. Lewis, of
jackson, secretary; Mrs. Boswell, of Can
ton, Miss, grand treasurer. There ARE
twelve castles, with membership of 400,
in the State. The ladies' Of the Aberdeen
castle gave the members Of the order u
banquet tonight. The next meeting will
be held in West Point next July.
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IoSDoS, July ia dispatch from
CapoioWn, Africa, says that the Dclccr
coal mine nj Kimberly caught lire yoslor
day evening. Eight hundred men arc en-
tombcd. The work Of rescue, which uc
gan n once. still continues. hut Il is be-
llcycd that jUJ persons have pcryhCd, in
cludiBg SIR. Lindsay, the manager ol No,
company. Many ol the victims impris
oncd In the mines are white people.
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REPUBLICAN, PLAN OF CAMPAIGN.
The women's Clubs Favorabiy consld'
ored-oficers Chosen.

INV YonK, July l2.-Thc national re.
publican executive committee was called
10 order soon after II O'Clock today by Sec.
rotary Fesscnden. j. Clarkson, Of Iowa,
was chosen temporary chairman. The
committee then at once proceeded with the
election Of a treasurer and a sorgcantat.
arms. W. W. Dudley, Of Gcoyia, was
elected treasurer, and Col Swords, Of Iowa,
scrgeant.at.arms. The business having
been transacted, the committee went into
conference with the executive committee
Of the National Republican league and are
still thus engaged.
The conference was private and lasted
about twenty minutes. President Taylor,
Of the Indiana State league, and MI. Eos.
ter. president Of the National league, ad.
dressed the committee, suggesting plans
for campaign work. aud Col. Congcr and
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when WIZ cenrre.. AdIonrnf

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
wAIiyoroS July l2.-Scnator Nc
Phcnon, Of New Jersey, secs no hope Of
mn adjournment oi Congress before the lat
Of November This Is very much later
than any one else expects Il TO be, but tho
New Jersey senator explains his belief this
way 10 rnE Aprg,L correspondent
"rho House will not be able
10 pass tho Mills bill and send
II over TO the Senate before the 2jlh Of the
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TWO MARRIAGES. AT JACKSON.
ono OF Thcm an Eiopcment-Howlott
Morgan and Recommendation.

ono OF Them an Elopoment-Howlott
Morgan ana Recommendation.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Tenn, July l2.-Mr. W. X.
Hewlett, one Of the best farmers aud citi.
zens Of Madison county, aud Miss Ann
Morgan, Of the Tenth district, this county,
were married this evening at the home o
tho bride, the Rev. 4. J. Hall, Of this city,
officiating.
Mr.. j. l.. Rosamon, Of Gadsdcn, Tenn,
and Miss Lydia Shelton, Of this city, were
united In marriage early this m0rning.a
the residence oi Capt Milton Hurts .on
Main street This was m clopemcnt u,
parents Of the bride objected 70 the match
and Immediately after the marriagc,th,
happy couple took the train for Gadsdon
the home Of the groom.
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flN Inl ll'lmNh TO the hfpthl
BmuyGu,H, Ala, July i2.-h Bcl
City, thirty miles east on the Georgia IA
ciGc railroad, today Fmnk Stone, a ncrro
attempted io outrage NIn or, the wife %
a section foreman on tic road. The NJ
tempt was made near Ou'H house and ih,
vomun screams brought help IN time {,
save her. ono hundred white men wcp
soon searching ipr the negro with dogs buI
~ lar hc has not bocu captured. II caught
ho will be- lyurhcd without delay.
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FOR Carrying un.,smp.d Mail.

srmSGFiELD, H.. July l2.-The United
sto,cs grand jury has returned an indict-
ment agains, the st. Louis, Alton 4 Tcrrc
IIautc Railroad company, known as the
Cairo short line, for violating the United
States postal laws by conveying in liz cars
unsiam,ped mail letters aud letters no,
placed In the regular mails. II Is alleged
that this consisted chiefly Of correspond
cncc OF the Consolidated Coal company,
which does business In different places
along the line Of the road. IL is proven
that Mr.. Avery, the superintendent Of the
coal company, received a letter addressed
care Of the railroad company which was
not stamped. The case is interesting 90
those who use "R. X. H." envelopes for
purposes other than railroad business.
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A NEGRO LYYcnED
~ Mob at wythevillc, Va, for an As-
aault Upon white Woman.

w a MOO NJ "NtueNlll't W. l'E W ~
sault Upon white Woman.
wYruEyutr. Va. July ~ At II
o'clock last night body Of masked mcn
took William Smith, colorcd, Who was
charged With having committed a ghmi.
nal assault upon a respectable white lady,
a Mrs Midkid, In Pulaski county. from
the custody Of sheriff llaikfadc at the DO
pot In this place aud hung him In grove
about 400 ward. distant After hanging
smith. the iynchcr nddlcd bis body with
bullets. Those participating ia the ahAif
we're from Pulaski county. The men had
bccn in this ncighh0rhool sincc Yesterday
morning. sheriff iitfkm'ief hal received
Information Of their presence and inten-
ton. and was about a. board ctuin with
A yiew VI taking smith 90 Lynchbufs when
the mob Appeared and took possession %
The accused. smith WIS given time 70
pray, and made a confession oi lis ctims'
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any further trouble here, the colored peo-
pie being too badly scared to attempt any
thing now.
SPECIAL NO, 9.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
CRAwFoRDsyrLLE, Ark, July 10, s;45
pm. m.-Evcrything remains quiet. The ne
groes seem TO be very submissive, and
snow disposition 10 accept the situation.
They seem to be completely cowed as they
now see that the whites are at last deter
mined TO rule and to submit no longer to
their misgovemment, insults and over
bearing demeanor, etc We expect our
boys home tonight, as everything seems to
be serene.
THE FUGITIvEs IN MEMPHIS.
All Of the negroes who were banished
from Marion, as well as those who were
warned not to return, are now in Memphis.
Among the latter is o. w. Mitchem, one
armed negro lawyer, who, on his return
fronIa neighboring village where he had
been trying n case, was about to get of
the train at Marion, Ark, but persuaded
by committee OF armed men not TO
do so.
Dan Lewis, the county Judge, arrived in
Memphis Wednesday night before the
trouble began, and prudently remained
here. The exiles were all assembled at
Tony Turner's store on Beale street, near
DeSoto, yesterday afternoon and narrating
their days experience to groups OF sym.
pathizing and indignant friends. Some OF
the latter were so wrought up by the re-
cital that they expressed their readiness
TO SHOULDER THEIR RIFLES
and 90 over to the scene OF danger and
make a stand for the rights Of their col
ored brethren, but as one OF the would-bc
belligerents was an old man of seventy
and the other boy OF nineteen the white
citizens OF Crittenden county need not be
apprehensive of any danger OF attack from
this direction.
A meeting OF colored citizens Of Mem
phis is talked OF in order to take some ac-
tion in the way OF protest against the
treatment received by members of their
race in Crittenden county, Arkansas.
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RAILROAD RUMBLINas.
votes Another Subscription

special Dispatch TO The Appeal
Columns, Miss, July l2.-Columbus
voted almost unanimously today in favor
Of the donation Of $4,000 TO the Kansas
City road, there being only four votes
against Il. Our people have become united
at last In their determination TO make Co
lumbus the leading city In eastern Missis-
sippi, and they have never yet failed
where they have pulled together since
the Georgia Pacific was begun and the
subscription voted 10 the Memphis, OK
ford & Columbus railroad. There has
been marked improvement in every
branch OF business, and everything points
TO still greater improvement in the near
futura
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Addition 90 the =. ". n.ua,,cr.l,,.

Special Dispatch i1 lho Appeal
JAcgsoS, Tenn, July l2 Prof II. c.
jameson, Who has been connected with
Goodmans business college In Nashville
several years, has accepted the position
offered him. and will open commercial
department in the 4. W. u. university in
this city in september.
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pa,ns,I wiz Agree.

LoyDoy, July l2=Mr rarncll will ac.
ccpt the governments oiIcr 10 introduce a
bill providing for the appointment oi a
committee Of Judges TO investigate the
Timo' charges against members oi thc
Irish party. lls acceptance of the pruro.
siliJn however will be- subject tp rigid
conditions regarding the judges Ia be- ap
pointed and thc scope oi thc investigation,
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THE MEMPHIS BRIDGE.
Mr.. Phelan Sends tho socrotary's Report
TO the Company.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WAsnISGroS, July ~ Representa- tive
Phclan has sent a copy Of the decision Of
the Secretary Of War with regard 10 the
Memphis bridge 10 Engineer Carthcll,
with a request that hc will state whether
the company will build the bridge under
the conditions imposed by the Secretary,
and also when his plans will be submitted
10 the Secretary. Il will bo some days
before an answer can bc received 10 these
inquirica Mr. Phclan also ielographcd
10 Col. Ncilleton, asking whether the
company could build, and has received an
answer 10 the effect that hc could not tell
until the plans had bccn made and con
sidefel
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m. rw,.,o. .t >.,t.,L Lame.

Cmc.oo. iii, July i2.-E. J BiiiNin's
colt. Emperor oi Norfolk, pulled up lame
A, the rur ul m exciting gallop this morn
ing. While not broken down, thc symp'
toms were such that I, was decided Ia
throw him out Of training aud not start
him again this season.
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The 90" srIiehmsn'. s,rlLe.

KANSAS CIrY, No., July l2 The strike
situation among the Burlington switchmcn
shows little change, except that the boy.
colt on 90" freight was raised at noon
today. All Is quiet around the yards. aud
all switching is done regularly.
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The River .ud u,.rbor mn.

Special Dispatch to fhc Appeal
WASHINGTON, July l2.-The conference
committee ON the river aud harbor bill
met again today aud adjourned over until
tomorrow, without making any progress
Two hours were spent in discussing
the three points Of difference which, M
stated in these dispatches last night
are tho Portage lake, Wis; the Green
and Barren rivers, kentucky, and the
Ohio river In Pennsylvania, aud about
twenty votes were takon the three Dem,
ocrats siding every time against the
three Republicans II was finally deter
mined TO stop that kindoi child's play and
ondeayor to come 10 some agreement to-
morrow At the present moment II looks
rs though the Democrats would win.
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month, although the Senate subj
mittce has been working ON the subst =.
bill 10 be offered in place of the Mills ::
for long tinc. They will not :
II ready TO report TO the =
committee before the 18th of
gust 1t will then probably
reported to the Senate about the LIST Of
tembcr A full debate will then be-
and by the time the conference commit
TO which il will finally be referred, ha
ported its inability to reach an agrccn., 81.
with the House, II will be pretty near No
vcmbcr, certainly well into October.
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A DELIGHTFUL" DROP.
Chicago Experiences tho Temperature
OF Summer and wintor mt Once

OF Summer and Winter at Once.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, July IA drop OF 300 in
five minutes is what the Chicago thcrmom.
eters experienced this morning at ll;9O
o'clock. At that time the bulb in
dicated S60, and the prospects were
very favorable toward very hot
day. With little warning cold
blast swept over tho city, and in the space
OF time referred TO the mercury went down
until IL reached GO. During the entire
day the wind blew almost gale, moving
at the rate Of forty miles an hour, and
tonight il is almost cold enough for heavy
overcoats,
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deeper and deeper and the arrest of Mrs,
Norton this morning is the saddcst part Of
the affair am sorry TO see il but it can
not be helped. She will have 10 take the
CONSEQUENCES
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ROCHESTER, y. Y, July l2.-IIiam sib.
ley died at his home, on Fast avenue, al
~. 10 o clock this morning.
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and Its sweetness let into the gutter,
Mistakes of this nature are ~:nexcusable
Uox d Odiorne's east show window
presents an appearance of beauty which
catches the attention Of psssers. 1t was
dressed last Saturday by Moses Frank,
an artist OF rare taste in window decora-
ton.
There are ramors OF wild words with
IN the privacy OF the insane board $685.
sions. Mr.. Quigley and Mr.. Gale are
not getting along we'll. In fact il is a
common occurrence for Mr.. Quigley 10
speak up sharp to Mr.. Gale.
1t hardly seems possibly here in the
midst OF beautiful Indian summer, but
it is announced as Q fact that last Satur-
day q furious snow storm ragged in Iowa,
completely cutting off telegraphie COM
munication between Chicago and Oma-
ha.
J..H. Clesy, signal services observer ct
Yankton. has been relieved from duty at
this station and ordered to report at Des
Moines. Be is to be succeeded here by
Oscar n. Oswell, Of Boston. Mr.. Clery
has been only q few weeks in charge Of
the Yankton station, but long enough to
create regrets that he must SO soon sever
his relations With our people.
A verdict was reached this afternoon
by the c%oroner's jury called to enquire
into the cauees of the death of @. N.
Thompson end Jacob Lee, killed by the
falling OF walls at the insane asylum
three weeks ago. The verdict ia sesIed
and its contents held q secret. Coroner
MoGlumphy was seen this afternoon
but declined to give any information
pertaining to the verdict. The papers
are now in the hands OF the district at
torney and the verdict will be made pub,
lilo IS soon as it is prudent to reveal the
finding. some one is evidently held re-
sponBible.
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on

The regular meeting of the Modern
Woodmen of America will occar Wed.
ne,day evening.
DMessrs Tyler & Nissen will veneer their
shop which they have lately moved to
Douglas avenue with brick.
Architect Brown was telegraphed for
by Mr.. Gale last week and came hero
in response to the telegram.
VIM. Box took his log cabin b Ok to
his farm to-day. He says it will make 8
good play house for his little girl.
The grounds OF the new school build
ing have been graded and new plank
walks laid from the sidewalk TO the main
entrances.
Rsv. d. R. Tomlim, general missionary
OF the Dakota Congregational churches,
will preach Of the { congregational church
this evening at 7:30.
A train OF eleven stable cattle cars il
standing on the side track Of the Ohica-
go & Northwestern railroad which viii
be filed with fat cattle and sent out to.
morrow.
Soma Of the boys had the Grand Arm,
ball out on the streets late Saturda,
night trying to play q tune with 1t. The,
were celebrating, that's all. They were
republican boys.
The Catholic fair ct Turner hall open
this evening and continues throughon
the week. Supper will be served ever,
evening for the modest compensation 0
twenty-five cents.
The motion hea been renewed in th
insane board to procure q committee @
architects from the western aesocistioi
to inspect the east wing OF tke YanksoI
asylum. II is still pending.
A barrel OF molasses. standing in fron
Of Pederson's GROCERY, WAS tapped 6asul
cay night by wild and woolly partisan
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Personal.

-
Oonrad Lange is seriously sick with
rheumatism.
8. O. Madole spent Saturday and Sun
day with his family.
l.. W. Adams OF Mitchell, arrived on
this afternoons train.
O. s. Rowe. r. Ii. Sommers, a. Buck
holder and A. b. Curtis arrived from
Chamberlain this afternoon.
Colonel Hughes East returned Satur-
day night from Indiana and is quite
busy telling how il happened.
Mrs. Sophia Warren arrived Saturday
night from California for a weeks tarry
with her father, j. w. O. Morrison.
j. D. Mccormick, P. L. McYorens,
John Rogers and j. B. Stearns, citizens
of Plankinton, reached Yankton to-day,
Captain Dan Maratta left for st. Pau
yesterday afternoon to attend the we'd
ding of his daughter, Miss Fannie Mar
atts, who is to be married Wednesday.
Rev. O. w. Brinstsd went TO Vermil,
lion this afternoon. He will spend
most OF his time there this winter, study.
ing at the university, but will fill the
pulpit Of the Baptist church here on
Sundays.
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NOTICE.
THE BOSTON

The Boston has Just received tire
largest and finest assortment OF silk,
linen and cotton handkerchiefs that ever
reached the city, and will offer them at
prices to suit yourself, from one cent up
to $500 apiece.
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Watches, diamonds, silver
goods and spectacles, st the
jewelry store of
iii. G.. CLARK & Co,
YankteIl, ID. T..
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Notics to Teachers,

Yankton, Dakota, Nov. 3rd, 1885
An examination of applicants for
certificates to teach in the public schools
OF Yankton county will be held at the
court house in Yankton on Saturday,
November 10th. beginning at 9 O'Clock
q. m. N. M. HILLS,
County Superintendent.
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Coal and Wood-I ara now prepared
to fill all order for coal and wood with
dispatch. Telephone number 81.
FRED DONALDSON, Third ST.. Yankton.
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i~oature was q farewell address-"Good
by Grover
Upon etill another wagon was a repre-
sentation OF two enormous engles-the
republican eagle proudly swoopine dowr
upon The exhausted and discouraged
democratic eagle.
A large wagon bore q transparency
showing q map of Dakota with the divi-
ding line indicated and Old the reyerse
side another similar map covered witt
notices, among which was quoted CHAIR
man Qasy's telegram to John r. Gam
BILE: "Dakota's hopes are realized. Har-
fison is elected" Other expressions
were: "Church's jig is up; "We'fe oui
OF the woods" Turn the rascals ont.
Surrounding this huge transparency
was q triangle upon the sides OF which
was painted: "Dakota's inheritance
$26. 100000 worth OF school lands; ex.
tract from u of Harrison's speeches
'iSix hundred thousand intelligent anc
loyal people entitled to the rights Of
statehood Educate the voter and he
generally votes right"
Other transparenoles adorned the pro.
cession. One was an accurate charcoal
sketch OF Grover Cleveland turned heaG
downward aud labeled: 1.-THE man o.
destiny-where is Growers luck now p
There was g scroll which bore the
legend, "Peaoe and plenty-good will &c
ALL"
A transparency furnished by VIM
Blatt gave Chairman Qusy's telegram tc
j. r. Gamble on one side and on Che
other was Judge Thurman's remark-"1
%foresee mischief by the republican party
and fear it will admit Dakota"
There were numerous other trans.
~parencies that the reporter was unable
to catch. This feature of the celebration
was we'll attended to.
LINE OF MARCH.
The procession moved from Broadway
eastward on Third to Capitol, northwarc
on Capitol to Fifth. westward on Fiftt
to Broad way, south on Broadway Il
Third, eastward again on Third to Capi
toll and oountermarched on Third back
to the republican club room, where th,
parade ended. Along its route there wa,
one constant blazs OF fireworks, bonfiree
torches and general illumination. TIL,
movement was accompanied by th.
music of the bands and as the procession
came down Broadway on the hom
stretch the band led off with the air
"Good. bye My Lover, Good bye" an,
the marching column sang these linat
prepared for the occasion by Oaptai
Tanner:
The Union Ship came round the bend.
Good bye, my Grover, good bye,
She was loaded down with Republicans,
Good bye. my Grover good bye!
CHORUS-Bye, Grover, Bye-O,
Bye. Grover, Bye-O,
Bye, Grover. Bye-O,
Good Bye, my Grover, good Byel
The Old Bandanas are laid on the shelf,
Coed bye. my Grover, good bye.
He's plenty of use for them himself,
Good bye, my Grover, good bye.
The Soldier Boys had something to say,
Good bye, my Grover, good bye,
Your "Pensiou Veto" has had its day,
Good bye. my Grover. good bye,
In vain you've kept Dakota out,
Good Bye, my Grover, good by,
Let her Co. Boys, and give her q shout,
Good bye, my Grover, good bye!
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Regular meeting of Modern Woodmen
of America on Wednesday evening,
Nov. 14sh. j. E. BRANCH, Clerk.
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w. V. three VS. is the finest, best
and mildest 5 cent cigar in town. Al
DowLINa's.
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1t was o bard tug. The judge is much
heavier them when The bet was made
grown q foot or more, he says.
A Cedar street democrat told his wife
to illuminate one window-enough to
show his qualification over the popular
verdlcs-"Uhureh must 90"
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THE wEATH.E R.

GOAL oBsERvATIoNs-TAKEN ON 77TH lRRX-
DIAN TI~MK-ELEyATIoN 1884 FEET ABOVE
SEA LEVEL.
ar Department., Division OF kilograms, for the
benefit Of Commerce and Agriculture.
stRnnl Service o. b. Al Yankton, Nov. II, ,Rs.
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The three VS. is the best 5 cent cigar
TO be had at DowLINa's,
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Max. THERMOMETER 81
Min. Thermometer 81.
tDenotes trace of rain fall.
J.H. CLERY. Observer.
AT VARIOUS POINTS.
fankton Signal Station, Nov. 12-Reports
have been received to-day as follows from
northwest signal stations:
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Apples at Baker & Erskine's, 60 cents
per bushel, SITS per barrel.