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England. Gormsny aud the slave Trade.

lr'in the london Spectator
FRINGE Bismarck's paper tho North Ga.
man Guanf, has been discussing. appar.
emily under official insimiion, the question
Of tho African slave trade. A littlo more
than a week ago 1t published an article on
the subject which h5s attracted a consider.
able amount OF attention In Germany and
England. Tie article begins by stating
that the Arab slave hunters oi Equalorial
Africa ar1 not only the curse " the native
Tribes, but n danger 70 the English, the
liclgians and the Germans, and 10 the
work Of civilization carried ON by those
nations Hitherto England hu. boon The
only power that has made any effort To-
put stop 60 The slave trade. Tho work
however, s too large iur any single p,oplc
only 10y cooperation Csn thrCy.lscI Ina.
lions concerned succeed in putting 70 zion
10 "a state 81 things which sa d.s.ac,
20 our century; and We nly confidently
hops that the German. as we'll No the
English, p'pplc will prove equal 10 the
task which b. here imposed uptn them.
ALIKE 10y thr sacred principle ui rplisian
AMI oi humanity" m other words. Ger.
mony invites England ,c join byr IN pul.
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lT.u ihr Au.riruu A.I.rs''UI.tt
Many oi those Who attempt 10 raise Tor.
o.i trees from The s.cl NEE, with dIsap.
un.ulmgnt from ro, preserving the seeds
properly. or from not knowing that some
ifccs r.pon thcir seeds in the spring or
early summer. and that these must be
soWn ls sIpn as ripe Surrrss IN raising
iuuH. tree. from sruds depends upon hay.
in1 the Fruds properly preserved during
tho winter They must not be- allowed tn
Eut Too Iry. nor must The moisture llI
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Col. q. Mnn,l,u Lnek.

Col. Charles s. Wood the tall and handsome
manager Of the Euiaw House, Is In great luck. lie
n Wclltllcr today ~ tue sum ~ 500 than he was
week ago. He bought onc.twentioth of a ticket
IN The Louisiana STATE Lottery. lie put Il In his
pocket aud was notified that the ticket OF which
he hcld irictlOns-it WIS No. % piG-hnd drawn
on October the sl00UUl Tho Colonel was not
allow In communicable with the lottery people
aud on Monday no received q certified cheek for
his share Oi the wealth. namely, 5000 -Hdnimors
(Ndl Hruld October o. on December is ocrurs
prize Is son 90. Authorization 20 De had By
applying 10 NJ 4. nanphiu. New orleans, La.
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WrppIvo presents NJ Thaycr's.

Tur cooking claos at the IIirbcc
school will be organized on Tuesday, De-
ccmbor I, nt 10 O'Clock. 4 course oi Ice.
lures on household science. and practice
lessons In cooking viii be given by Mis-
louise Taylor, rsrduItc OF Mrs Ewins's
school. These ciasap. arc open 10 all.
llAcgs aud carriage on short notice.
WclImnn, 30 Poplar street; telephone 500
Eaafs
FINEST assoutcHi Watches at Thaycr'a
INSURE your gfi itlr,,s In the Citizens
Insurance company no. % Madison street.
BARGAINS In dlanious at Thayers
FoR the best fancy groceries 80 TO Shcp-
herd q schciblor, So Marshall avenue.
suour wind WNlctbJys at Thaycr's.
- !. a
An sizes CRATES, fronts and Tenders for
sale cheap at 1uhayg
TuAyrR's stock is1iuv complete.
TmEruoNE 50l, +. J, Graham, for limo
and cement
FoR Emo jcwclry ~ Co Thiycrs
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Anolhnr inliclmrnl Mns rclnrnel b,

Another indictment was returned by
the Grand Jury yesterday morning against
Thomas Tallman. late cashier OF the bank
rupt Traders Bank, Of Chicago. II Is
found under the same statute as that OF
last wcek-for resolving deposits knowing
the bank 10 be ilsnlyent. This Indictment
covers the $50, OOO Of deposits received on
October /, three days before the bank
failed. This sum was made up OF a num-
Der Of deposits, and there is a count In the
indictment for each.
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PROBATE COURT SALE
-oF-
II e AL e S 7 A T e

No. bss r D.-Alyln c. Taylor Ct al. vs.. s. s. Hoi.
loway Ct al Ia the Probate Court OF shelby
County, Tenn.
by virtue OF decree for mlc made and entered
sell NJ public auction, 20 the highest bidder, in
front OF the court house dos on Main sirci Mem
pills. Tenn, ON
Saturday, December 30, 1888,
Within le al hour, the following described real
estate, tOwit
one ceruln tract lying aud being 10 the Third
Civil Ditrlc. Of shelby County. tennessee, aud
being described "a follows. iowle
Lot 40 Of the kppcs imct In mnge 9, section 3
beginning NJ the northwest corner OF the p -
LILO acre tract On the north line Of the H. Former
trnct Of 300 aorv, thence south ~ chains O. the
center " Loosa liatchic River at John waldcr's
corner thence up said river 20 the southwest cor
ncr Of lot NJ. . thence south IS chains 10 stake
a. the hcid thence south o. degrocs wet a. link -
iogwood marked ;. thence west p chains . links
70 the beginning. containing ~ acres aud being
the same trci vested 10 J. u. HOLLOWAY By a Dc.
cree ui the lhdnccfy touri 81 Madison Couaty,
Tenn. In the ease 81 r. W Hubbard, cxor Of ".
u. kppcs " the heirs aud creditors, entered Of
rccufd In Minute Book No. T. Tagc- 30 10 y VI aid
Chanccry Court Aud. nlsn. one certain other
tract Of land, Ia the seventh Civil district aud
Eir,cnth surveyors District Of shelby county,
Tenn. aud described ~ follows towir
ncsinning at :. Holioways south.
Memphis ant Cuy.ur'on road y chalns LINKS. 10
the southwest corner Of ORIGINAL shiyeu tract
thence Ctsl iU Uii4tls - llnks. ~ ~ Pencils south
MNHA tfffNtlt AWNIlN NNiNA WIN - AALANllh Ant
~ chains 81 links, n t0 q q Holloway 4.
southeast corner thence north ~ wcsi Wlth Hol-
luwuy's south line " chains, % The bgIlnning =
cont dining % Gluu uCtea.
Terms of -alc-OnC thiri cash. balance IN tw1
cuull payments on Cfydi 81 one ami two year
tie purchaser IN execute Interest bearing note
With approved security Tor thcdciCrrcd payment
and lien being Wiaucd a. secure paymCut
~. QUIGLEY, CLERK.
ny Thos A. Elirldrc y G.
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OPEN
TO e;3o Pm.
mULFORD.
THE D. 81 o. IN TROUBLE.
Danger OF It Getting Into the Clutches
of Politiciang

Danger OF II Getting Into the Clutches
OF Politicians.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 3O.--Tho circu-
lar Of John b. lIamblcton & Co. tomorrow
will say: ave learn from reliable source
that the Drcxol- Morgan syndicate has re-
leased lis control OF the Garrett stock, and
that these holding some $1,000 TO GO.OOO
shares, nre now controlled by Mossrs. Frill
q Mayer. II was this stock which carried
the election aud elected the new ticket last
week, 80 there can be no doubt Of the
source from which the change in tho d.
rcctnry sprung. Rumor has ii that the
Baltimore & Ohio Company n drifting
into the hands of politicians, and that there
Is apt to be- a iarring between the repre-
scniliiycs Of the private stockholders and
those OF the state and city in the new
board. Another rumOr intimatcs the
cause Of the change in tho Board Of Di-
rcctors was due to the apprehension that
the committee would criticize the past
management aud Indulge in per.
sOnalities unpleasant 10 the friends Of
the late president OF the company. The
Baltimore q Ohio Company now owe the
peNcl- Morgan syndicate less than 81, 900.
900, Tor which loan the syndicate holds a
collateral OF S3,0DO.OOO OF Western Union
Telegraph stock The balance OF the ilolt.
ing debt h in the nature Of obligations held
by other parties. IL IL also stated that,
barring the S3,OOO,OO0 Western Union
stock held by the syndicate, the securities
OF the COMPANY are intact
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Tue passenger iu.H ct ihc Memphis &
Charleston E.IH.I u.N Hiup Ht plr4iur
Ala, whore ,IHH connection +. ul.Ig .v.II,
both Louisville Is Nashville north pnJ
souih-bound iulns. irI Columbia Tenn.
birmingham, Ala, 1rd points beyond
Pa.scngcn leaving MCmphs lU SPIN.
arrive in 2 irminEhamua,n U.NfuHuue
November ~. 1885
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On Monday, December 2. 1858, at IL
O'Clock am, for account Of whom Il may
concern, about 2,OO barrels OF apples,
which will be sold IN different lots. Sale
takes place on the levy, near foot Of Union
street. Il. J. MCCARTHY & Co..
AuctionCcrs.
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ting down the slave trade-the invitation
being backed y5by subsequent proposal
which seems Az Suggest that the anti
slavery crusaH started by Cardinal Lavi-
geric might be akantageously used as the
basis for common action
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Go TO Thayer's for bargains.

Hinton, postmaster at White Church,
Kas., is missing. Ills accounts with the
Government are so badly mixed that his
bondsmen fear that they will DO called
upon to settle with Uncle sam. Several
suits against Hinton were begun yesterday
by mon who had indorsed his notes.
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BAG prlr.s amonn,In,,o

For CLunl,ArEs. OF any further information DO
sired write lcgihly " the undcr gnod Clearly sat
ing your residence with State county, street and
number More npid return mail delivery will be
essurcd BY your enclosing an envelope bearing
your full address
send POSTAL NOTES, Exprcgs Money oricrl
or New York Exchange Ia ordinary letter Currency
By Expires lat our oxpcnsel nddrcss.d
"a. A. DAuPfITS,
New Orleans, In
or VI. A. DAUPfuS.
Washington. II. q.
or at 40. West Court st., Memphis, Tom.
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TUNLNAL " EDWAHD ". lNOWILL.
Buried 90 Elmwooi Cemetery yottcrday
Forenoon.

The funeral oi NL Edward W. Cruwpll
occuuvl yesterday forenoon, anil the last
ad rites were paid 10 Dis romans The
deceased had been great sufferer ipr sny-
cral years, AMI hcsluslt lorri.uihy tgsi.
dcncy Boo California some yDla since. but
ho steadily iuir.l. and short time ago Dee.
turned here tD dlo Tho doe.s..d served
during iho var boo lllrfiss IDrayc Cadets,
being part Ui Preston SmHI'a Uur-Iluu,
drci arl lIty-Iuudh Tennessee Ron.
mont llr began Whom lyl Ra
clylk with Capt Lowry Uuumat3I.
a vel known and successful steamboat
agent 1l many yuIr ego, and Hu suaN up
90 bo man 81 pDh.ly and ldr dealing
llo WIS on the river iofscycul y,frs. hHy.
lns run in the White River tulc with
Cant Milt Harry and also Capt. john o..
Dave. IUr som" tmH hc was lI.p .u thc
gain I..'Ir, Iuj WAS while iuu. ,usBr.d
that De- Nw taken ill NJ ,WuHu Nh.
popular bUI hli wide circle ul friend,
Who Will mourn DIS druiac.
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firr-CtAEg table board 20, IuuHr't'4
on Front street. opposite ouHHu.llu.e.
Tho table u supplied With doe ,ulIu#.
food tic markets afford ANA carefully
ttrycL Regular meals 3D. cents
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THE MEMPHIS WEEKLY APPEAL
Is
TIE nEsr WEEKLY PAPER ~ TIE SOUTH
tiO0 YEAR slo1 A YEAR.
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

DURsuANr To the rOWERs or A CFn.
Il tain decd " trust t0 one a. Trustee. dated July
~. iFsf. rc.nriad in nnik ifi ht pare 90 uf thc
shelby County RcgIsiCrs Once default having
been made loo Che payments thlrlu provided i1r.
and J. having bccn rcpuesici ~ tho bcucaciF
flcs, will, On
Tuesday, December ~. tsss,
NJ the southwest corner ~ Wrin ma Nrf'son
rrccts in the cts Of Ncmphs. Taxing n.suldd
shelby county Tenn, between legal hour, cncf
nuf I'll 81 public rurii0u. tu che h.Fhrsi bidder
ior cnth. The following rul 0iHin in the cliy ~
NCmpll. Taxing District IL shelby County, aud
HfHtrNf ItuuHefr. fnWIt
Tho south rafi n i1' ~ ~ isid down on tho
trnp II aid city beginning nt thr northeast inter.
sg.ilan Of scCuud street with tLr uiIey httWgru
concord and utcUOn fifugu. thence north with
tho r1tt eide 81 Second sinri H. feet thence east
aud parallel with t1tHnni tirri 10 irci thence
south parallel With Second f'Tr,i a. lcfi i1 aild
Hl.y hCu0c Wni with sH.d alloy ln thC huHlunluf.
The equity NJ fc'rNriInn a. waived shall rcil
and ruutUy m Trustee only
Solo htHius ut D. ut'uik noon
CENioN n FRAZER Trustee
A. n TfofCvlnt. Attorney
Memphis Tenn. Nov. 90 ts,A
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LACr curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished al Mcmphs Steam Laundry. 20
Second street Branch oihr, 90, Main.
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Secure your tskois 10 New Orleans,
Southern Texas, California and Florida
points via the Illinois Central Railroad.
Ticket and freight office, 3O3 Main street.
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where Co rurchnse Furni,ur..

Christmas viii soon bo here, and many
peuons will desire 20 make presents %
their friends. Nothing more useful than n
set Of furniture could be found, and the
best and cheapest place In the city is The
Armstrong Furniture Company, ut 27g
Second street. whcr the largest and best
selected stock IN the city can be seen ut all
times.
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Fop crate backs, chimney tops and fire
brick, 80 10 al6 Front street. 4. j. Ora
ham.
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HolpAY goods from 2n i1 sd per cent.
les than last year st s.abfoD. Is Co.'s.
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Catarrh

Is complaint which Affects nearly everybody
more or less II originates in cold or succession
Of colds. combined with impure blood. Disagree.
able flow from the nose, tickling in the throat Of
fensve breath, pain over and between the eyes,
ringing and bursting noises In the ears, are the
more common symptoms Catarrh is cured by
Hoods sarsaparilla, which strikes directly at It's
cause by removing all impurities from the blood
buidingup the diseased tissues and giving healthy
tone TO the whole system.
"For several years I have been troubled with
that terribly dlsagreeabe disease, catarrh. took
Hoods Sarslparila with tho very best results. 1t
cured me OF that continual dropping in my throat
and stufe1-up feeling. Il has also helped my
mother, who has taken II for run down state OF
health and kidney trouble. ! recommend Hoods
sarsaparilla to all as good medlcine."-MRa s. D.
HEATH Putnam, Conn.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold By all druggists. 81; six for S. Prepared only
byc l. HOOD Co. Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
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TurruoNE LIS, shepherd & Schcblcr,
for ail kinds VI iaucy preserves.
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS ID
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La

REMEMBER fe iar ,ss E' snd Fl ss
src IN charyc uf the Drawings . guarantee " al.
al equal aud that No one can possibly divine WAT
number Will draw prize
REMEMBER, also. that the payment of Prir,i
u Guaranteed by -Four National uauks OF Nov
ORLEANS and the Tickets arr dgnri BY the pru-
dent Of au Institution whose chartered r.ghh arc
fvcognlscd IN the highest CouEis therefore, beware
81 All limitations or nuuuEmoua schemes
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rhc Rest Qusii,y OF uuIcs

For carts, drays and railroads can be
found Tor sale AZ Lockwood's stables, 312
TO Jl2 Third street.
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Twish % state. IN connection with ahove dlsso.
iufIHn notice. that have newly fnld my iu'rfrsf.
che 01Irr Urfurfa and lHarf n fhu sumo n uil-
christ q Martin D. "a A. oilrhflat but no Interest
Mr James /. Gu0fiue. q thlHtitY. whose VHst rrp-
utntiou stands second io none, ana who ucofls 20
further Introduction from me- carry With me IN
mY new connection aii the business ~ MY former
PATRONS nnd solicit inm ny friends that llhrml
pafrIuHFc Cor tuudlf q q Marlin they have given
inr Iu tIu poet Ipmrnuri- shall BE- located at
- Wafialt street over a q y fFclcy's. anl shall
o. glad 90 fUg my friends nnd patron. heisct
fully, J. IT, iALhvi hAhilN'
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AdmInIstraior,n Nolloe.

ilayiue hecn arpO'Utrl dminisiriof with viii
annexed ui il1tuuu Rutland. druJlard ~ the
irnhatr Court 81 thrlly County, Tenn. creditors
wlN 600 lhnIf claims duly Irulaiod with ma al.
tnfnoy " X. rosi1n. Memphis tenn.
hCUruilrf d, ihsN
hRp. EAsON. Adminiimior.
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InsIcrnrIirr., enin-

Buy your sewer pipe at T. J. Graham's,
BIG Front street.
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MILITARY MATTERS.
FIRST lNSTALLMENT OF AMEND
MENTS TO UPToN'S TACTICS.
Capt. Harry Allen Accepts Command OF
the Chickasaw Guards-Notes From
Various Armorios--The Schorr zou-
nves Get Their Uniforms and Arms.

In compliance with an announcement
made in these columns last Sunday, the
following notifications Of the tactics are
published for the information and govern
ment OF all concerned:
LENGTH AND CADENCE OF STEP ETC.
!. The length OF the direct step in COM
mon and quick time will be thirty inches,
measured from heel TO heel; the cadence
will be nj the ratio OF ninety steps per min
ute for common time and 100 steps per
minute for quick time. A natural swing
ing motion Of the arms will be permitted
when marching,
2. The length of the short step and
back step, in common and in quick time,
will be fifteen inches.
3. The length OF the double step will be
thirty-iiye inches, and the cadence will be
ut the rate Of $50 stops per minute.
4. When the manual OF arms is executed
while marching, each motion OF the man
ual will correspond with the cadence OF
the step.
g. Paragraphs Of the Tactics affected by
this order are modified accordingly.
The following notifications OF tho Tao
ties, 10 conform 10 the changes in the
ltHElll dlh 'hlilNt va Alib sup uuHbhhN'h
in General Order No 81, current series,
from this Office, are published for the in
formation and government oil all con-
cerncd:
"The length Of the balance step will be
fifteen inches.
"Thc length Of the step Of the pivot man
on u movable pivot AZ common or quick
time will be ten inchos ii in close column
1t will bc fifteen inches At double time
the length oil the step on the pivot will be
twelve inches; II in close column il will be
eighteen inches.
Paragraphs Of tho Tactics affected by
this order are modified accordingly"
TnE HALT, MARI TIME AND SHORT STEP EX-
TENDED FROM DOUBLE TIME.
Although tactics are silent on this point,
"ihc directions 70, Infantry l27, Cow
Tactics, applying 20 the halt when march
ing In quick time should be coniormcd to
rs nearly rs practicable Ia the halt from
the march in double time"
"Ihc squad can bo halted from double
time without frst coming 10 q quick time.
"a squad can mark time marching ut
double time aud ut short step.
"ln the latter case the full step would
be- resumed ut the command /, forward 2,
march.
"Tho short stop can be used in double
time"
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iIEnLINa sIlyerwarc 81 Thnyer's.

TrLErHoSE Dol, T. J. Graham, for lime
and cement
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Dissolution Notice.

rT'ITE TIRN or GugWRsr a MAKrlN ~
Il this day 81 solved b. mutual coA.gnt
~ 2. MAETiN.
~. ~. GiLCiihlsT.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Shortest Line TO the South.
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Tm following ladies aud gentlemen reg
istcrcd at the Chickaslw Armory during
tho week ended yesterday
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HAcgs aud carriage ON short notice.
Wcllmnn, 30 Poplar street; telephone 500
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-28

bub," as Conkling called Hale, of Maine,
joins heartily in the plant you make on
this head. And yet, ungrateful James,
nearly at the end Of four years in office,
Mr.. Cleveland, in spite of his
"spoils" policy looks complacently
on your brother drawing his salary and
eating Government bread, sitting at a
fat-salaried desk in the Department of
Agriculture. Moreover, your old private
secretary, calid and shrewd Tom Sher-
man, holds nice snug office under
the Department of State. He has
been there since March 4, 1885, under
this terrible spoils system, and is there
to-day. Now, James, in all candor, how
long would that programme have lasted
had you been in Cleveland's place and
his brother and friend in the place held
by yours? To an unbiased, perhaps a
not over-indulgent world, it seems this
programme would have come soon and
suddenly to an end.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-28
Gable Sparks.

The King of Greece opened Parliament
Saturday and announced the betrothal of
the Duke of Sparta to the Princess
Sophie, of Prussia.
A banquet was given Saturday night
to General Boulanger. In speech Bou-
LANCER said he dreaded the Government
revision bill and declared it an insult
and defiance to public opinion.
At a meeting of the French Senate on
Friday it was shown that the majority of
the mem bers of the Senate were opposed
to Premier Floquet's proposal for the re-
vision OF the constitution.
1t is officially stated at Belgrade that q
special commission to be composed of
seventy persons, and to include repre-
sentatives OF all parties, will be appointed
to frame new constitution. King Milan
will be president OF the commission.
At Boulanger meeting in Paris at
which six hundred were present, a party
OF Anti Boulangists, headed by Loullier.
provoked fight. MANY persons were
carried out of the place with lacerated
and bleeding faces. During the turmoil
Louillier fired revolver from the plat
form into the audience. He was i'm
mediately thrown down and belabored
with sticks, one of which penetrated his
neck. Loullier fred again three times,
whereupon the gas was put out and
general rush was made for the doors.
twenty persons were severely injured.
The Boulanger newspapers charges the
police with bringing about the dis
turbance
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-28

If THE policy of President Cleveland
in asking for the Retaliation act was only
a campaign movement and not sincere,
why did the Republican Senate pigeon
hole the bill and adjourn without passing
it? They had it in their power in per-
fectly fair and conclusive manner to test
MIR. Cleveland's sincerity. All they had
to do was to put effective power in his
hands, and if he was ehamming that fact
must have come to the surface Instead
of acting in this straightforward man
ner and putting it to a conclusive
test they leave it for some feather Drained
Republican scoundrel and his pal in
jnfamy, the English Murchison, to get
up a low-down, miserable trick, of no
meaning, conclusive OF nothing, and cover
ing the perpetrators SO deep in obloquy
that they dare not show their heads to
the light of day. But the Senate, which
might have tested the President beyond
all question. were afraid the Presid ert
was in earnest. The Republic IN Sena-
tors had faith in his sincerity, and were
persuaded that on the passage of the bill
Cleveland would have boycotted every
train OF cars from Canada. There is the
true measure of the President intentions,
and that is the one by which he will be
judged.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-28

RUNoR has it that some OF the Repub-
lican enthusiasts of the baser sort-no
one with trace of the gentleman about
him ever entered into such matter-are
busily engaged in chronicling all Demo-
Gratis whose names could be learned who
had made bet on the election, with a
view of challenging their vote at the polls,
1t may be that Republicans who have
made bets are getting weak hearted over
their rash act, and wish to get out OF
their difficulties; or it may be the trick
OF a few unconscionable black
guards who wish thus to play
in the role OF the political polecat.
Be this as it may, it may be just as we'll
for Democrats who have made bets to
see those on the other side and come to
an amicable agreement in this matter.
Do not on any account allow the party to
lose vote. We will see if at the polls
the party of All-Decency can find ours
NANCY enough 10 stand and challenge
the votes OF gentlemen.