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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
TIE CLEARING. HOUSE BARouE.
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TER.
The Clearinghouse reports seldom at-
tract the attention Of the general reader,
and yet them is much In them TO inspire
the livclicst sense Of qualification In the
minds Of NIL 10 whom tho growth and
prosperity Of Memphis h dear IA finan.
cial baroneten the clearinghouse re-
ports are invaluable Every step in our
commercial history. In advance or back
ward, Is recorded there with precision
and accuracy that never falls II Mem
pbis Ia growing In commercial wealth and
Importance. the Clearing house barometer
will indicate the fact. II Memphis Is fall.
Ing back In tho race for CONNER
cial supremacy, tho Clearinghouse
barometer will tell you 10. II Mem
phis merchants are extending their
lines Of trnde and increasing their
dealing and enlarring the sphere Of their
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Mi.si.sLnpi,. AdYnnrc.

From the Augusta Gal Chronicle.
Mississippi has made a wonderful adj
vance since the war. II has not built great
houses or aggregated rich cities, but, taken
up one side and down the other her pco-
pie are possibly the most prosperous and
contentcd OF all. II may not be little
strange TO northern people TO note that the
State Of Jefferson Davis and the homo OF
the Justice Lamar, who are regarded by
later-day statesmen as "Bourbonish" and
mpractical-dcvis and drcames alike
has under the lead Of just such men taken
on new life, and that the people who
owned slaves and followed secession. who
compose the nucleus OF the solid south,
are taxing themselves heavily for the
practical training Of their boys and girls,
and rchabilitating their institutions more
completely than any Of the Gulf OF South
Atlantic States.
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rnE 0RoWTH on MISslssIPPL


Mississippi Is not Wanting herself in
any unseemly fashion, but the develop
ment Of the State IS progressing at very
rapid rate. The northern part OF the State
is now gridlron Of railroads with more to
follow. This portion Of the State is famous
for the extraordinary richness Of its soil
the world over. With the levecs protect.
ing the land from overflow, and the rail-
roads traversing the region in all dircc'
tons, by main line and spurs, an immense
increase in the quality and value OF pro-
ducts viii soon be noted. The quickening
Of the spirit Of commercial enterprise
is observable in all the cities Of that
portion OF the State, and az North
em Mississippi shall grow Memphis
will thrive accordingly, for she must
In the nature Of things continue TO be the
great commercial onirepot Of the region.
We ARE getting on great deal faster in this
section than We are ourselves aware. Mem
phis will soon have her eleventh railroad,
aud there are, we believe, not more than
three or four cities In the United States
that have no many. The country through
which these lines pass IL, taking II by and
large, the richest In the world. In another
column the reader may note dispatch
from Dyersburg, Tenn, in which our cor
respondent speaks Of the corn, cotton,
wheat tobacco and apple crops OF tho
county. There. is no other region
in the country which produces crops
In such variety. And II must be
borne In mind that the country
Is just beginning TO develop. This Is par
ticularly true OF Northern Mississippi, not.
withstandlng the nagnltudcof It's products
hitherto. One Of the papers OF tho State,
discussing the immigration question, says
the country needs the small farmer The
railroads will certainly bring him. The
Immigration Society which has just been
organized need only adopt method OF
systematic advertisement, and institute an
easily accessible bureau Of information 10
stimulate immigration. What tho rail-
roads have done for the development OF
the Northwest, they will do for North
ern Mississippi. Tho Farmers Al
lance. with its immense NOM
bcrship, should prove most powerful
auxiliary TO the immigration Society.
We can conceive OF no more elective or
ganisation for tho stimulation Of the cner-
gics Of State than that which this Ali.
ancc comprehcnds. Lot us suppose that
each lodge should take up with energy
the work Of developing the State, could a
moro potential agency, In view Of tho sub
sianiial character Of the mcmbcrshlp, DO
conceIvcds We think not. Splendid,
indeed, would be tho immediate results
OF such policy on the par, the Alliance.
tn. APPEAL would like 10 Bee tina, orp,nl-
zation anathc railroads making common
cause In ,hisNsuslnss.
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Wayne, the principal city In the extreme
northeastern section. One Of the Fort
Wayne papers sent its reporters out to as
certain the feeling among the Republicans
over Harrison's nomination, and II made
the discovery that twenty-five OF the mos.
prominent members Of the party were
disappointed and willing to say so in print.
All the enthusiasm yet developed for Har-
rison in the State is confined to the city Of
his residence.
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THE JACKSON KILLING.
The stovais Give Bond-sentiment of
the Community.

The stovais Give Bond-sentimen Of
the Community.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, June 30.-The killing
OF Daniel Smith. OF Newark, N. j., by
Hal and Reginald stovall, OF this city,
Of which an account was given in THK
ArrEAL's special last night, il still the
topic OF conversation here. The young
stoyalls remained In Jail last night, and
this morning they were brought before
Magistrates Rushing and Haynes aud
waived examination, Hal giving bond for
si,OO0. Reginald giving bond for 5000.
Smiths remains have been embalmed,
and will remain here until Monday, when
his brothers will arrive and carry thom
20 his homo In Newark, N. j., for
burial. Public sentiment seems TO be
in sympathy with the Stoval's. They
acted ms great many other men
would have done under the same circum-
stances. Smith had been very abusive to
their widowed mother He was n large
man and physically able 10 whip half a
dozen such boys. They considered that
their mothers honor was at stake. The
Sioyals have the name OF being quiet, nice
young men, and, belong 10 one Of the best
families In the city.
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THE FOURTH AT poNroToo.
Celebration OF tho Completion OF tn
Gulf q Ship Island Railroad.

Celebration OF tho Completion OF tho
Gulf q Ship Island Railroad.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Posroroc, Miss, juno 3o.-A fine. old
fashioned barbecue viii be given nj Ponto-
toe, Miss, on the ith Of July. Prepare
tons have been made TO insure delight.
ful time TO tho large crowd which viii GER
iainly attend. Tic prime object Of the al.
fair Is the celebration OF the completion OF
the Gull 4 Ship Island railroad 10 Ponto-
toe. The silver spike will DO driven
by Mr.. Jack POULAND,. An address OF
welcome will be delivered by the Hon.
G. b. Mitchell, 10 which Col. w. Q. Falk-
ner will respond. The committee Of ar
rangcmenis Is composed Of J. l.. Walker,
@. w. Bolton, Will Robinson and James
He'll. Tho whole world and his wife are
invited to participate In the exercises. II
is expected that many Memphis people
will attend.
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PRIMARIES IN MADISON.

Nominations for Prosecutor and seiec-
ton OF Delegates.
speciai Dispatch TO Tho Appeal
JaoKsoS, Tenn, juno 3o.-A primary
election was held In this, tho Eleventh
Judicial circuit, today for Attorney.Gen-
eral. Slodart Cwuthcrs. Of this city, was
nominated by a handsome majority. Tho
primary was also held 10 elect delegates TO
the convention 10 be held in this city on
July Q 10 nominate candidates for senator,
floatcr and representative. y. q. Long, III
this city, will be the nominee for senator;
.. ID. Pearson viii be The noatcr, and w.
4, Mcknight REPRESENTATIVE.
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benefit 81 those who secure yearly sub
scribcr, but In order that the Subscribers
may derive benefit from the competition.
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EAGLES OPPONENTS.
A Meeting as Little Rock For tho Pur'
pose OF Republican Comfort.

pose OF Republican Comfort.
special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark. June 3o.-A
largely attended mass-mccting, Of tho
Union labor party Of Little Rock was
held here tonight Col J. NJ. Norweod.
candidate for Governor Of Arkansas, Nd
Uncle Charley Cunningham, ofthe Cred
back party Of Arkansas, and candidate a
vicc-Prcsidont OF the nation on the sam
ticket entertained the assembled multitude,
that IL, they wero the only two allowed 70
speak. Old Radical rabble howled and
Kissed down Col. w. l.. Terry and Mr..
Geo. ii. Sanders. who attempted 10 reply
10 some OF Norwood's extrayagant state
mcnts concerning Col. Eaglo aud the
Democratic party. Norwood lost his
right leg In the battle Of Chickamauga, beS
ing private in the Confederate service, bu(
Terry scored him for referring 10 tho Incl
dent, when today he Is acting ~ side-show
10 the Republican party to help them 70
gain control OF tho government
Norwood promises 10 lift up tho
burlcned laboring men. n no
elected Governor. and place him
on fiowery beds Of case. Uncle Charley
received respectful hearing, but said
nothing that has not extracted FROM
the Grccnback stump heretofore. III
point Of everything In the shape g
fair play, the meeting was Z
dead failure. Col s. ii. WLitihornd
Of Benton. favored Norwood At his salin
county meeting yesterday. Col. Whit
thorne Is a brother Of Ex-Unitcd state
Senator whitthorne, Of Tennessee, an{
never permits nm enemy 10 williuIly tread
on his territory without giving him
load" Isam r. Langley, the Knight ..os
Labor leader Of Atkinson and editor OF the
State Wheel organ, was on tho platform
but did not speak. q
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wAsuiSoox, juno 30. The bond offer.
ings today was rs follows; -Four per cents
registered 81, 00oatss; interest, 500 at high.
cat pricc today; So 900 at l27l. OK Interest.
-Four and half per cent. coupons, 5000
at 1911. -Four and half per cents regis
tered sesb, 600 at iOTi. 50, 900 al 1914, max.
ing grand total OF S;lln, 200
Tho Secretary Of The Treasury this after.
noon accepted the following bonds: -Four
per cents Registered $500 -Four aud a
half per Giants rcsirlercd 40 900 at 1914.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
sherman's Buston..

Prom the Chicago News
II Foraker did not arrangc 10 desert
John Sherman several days before the
nomination was made, then bis actions
have been strangely misunderstood. even
by his friends. And this IL the man who
promised 10 stick TO John Sherman "a
long rs Sherman had "a button on his
coat"
Tho great political question In Ohio 10.
day should he: Who stole the buttons from
John Sherman's coat3
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

The Grenada Gazette dominates Senator
Walthall for Acknowledgement in case Mr..
Garland shall retire. lie would I'll the
place admirably Of course, but wouldn't
Gen. Walthall prefer to represent Missis-
sippi In tho Senate, and doesn't Missis-
sppi prefer that he should be in the
Senate? To transfer him would not be to
promote him.
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The aren, Wool I..ne.

from the Grenada Sentinel.
The man who has scolding wife, be he
Republican ora Democrat wants wool
protected. The higher rate tho tariff and
the greater the protection on this article Of
necessity the thicker grows the iorclock Of
the lien pccked husband. Bald headed
men realize that wool is necessity and
want Il placed ON the FREQ list. They have
no use Tor protcclion-you can't pull the
wool over their eyes. Tho majority OF the
Democratic party have very, very smooth
haaIa
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NOMINATIONS IN HAYWOOD.

The Citizens Ticket Made Up and a
Hard Battle Antioipatec
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Juno 30-The
citizens Of Haywood county met here *
day In mass convention and nominated
the following citizens ticket For shcr.
10, william Scott; for trustee, T. r. Part;
for ascsscr, W. L. Richardson. Tho con-
vcn,ion was the largest and MOI. cnthusi.
estic ever held In the county. The tickle.
nominated today u composed OF most ex-
ccllcnt men. There is no dosst the con.
tee, VIII DO the harSlos, ever fought In tho
county.
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small Enrr..r. wanted.

Prom tho Nasoo city Herald. ~
We also repeat, and repeat with cmpha-
sis, that no one thing can benefit the farm
orr Of YaEoo moro thnn a good class OF i'm.
migrants Small farmers above all. who
como horc with money 10 buy small guam
Titles Of land TO work themselves, can do
morc good tothe agricultural element than
any other GOOD fortune.
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I.yseh'. siapsrap.

frum the tunhowor 1oosin.
The Hon. John Lynch said the delegates
from Mississippi did not 70 TO Chicago In
the interest Of any particular man, but
that they were with the Republican party
In tho protection OF American labor, and
wanted that party TO be with them In the
protection OF human lives. whcto ON
earth il human life any safer than In Mis-
ninninni2
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SENATOR SHERMAN lays his defeat at
Ayers door. lie charges that the Michi-
gan man bought up or otherwise "innu-
enced" fifty Southern delegates which be-
longed TO him naturally. From all &C.
counts, the Southern delegates to Chi
cago kept their sickles busy as long as
there was anything TO harvest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01

ORR Gen Palmer, OF Illinois, whom the
Democrats have nominated for Governor,
has gone into the campaign with great
deal Of vim. lie is dcvoting his attcn.
ton exclusively TO State matters. He has
made the Pinkerion system Of State police
an issue, and is gaining great popular
favor everywhere in the State. ml
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struction Of the costly new
church. The divine blessing VI
on the new church ediflce AM
roundings. The ceremonies wen
pated in by Bishop Fitzgerald, fde@
J. NJ. Boetzkes, j. NJ. Lucy, N McG
and the sisters Of charity OF the Sacrct
Heart academy and members Of the con
gregation. The directors will push ~
work to speedy completion.
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WHEELING. W. Va, June 1o.-Eoon- Rive ~
feet 10 inches. fhermomcier7D ~
EVANSVILLE Ind. Juno so.-Riscrs iset ~
stcnths and stationary. Weather lair. ~
CINCINNATI. o., June 70 Noon River "
Inches and rising. weather clear Tnfrf. -
s ,s md se,s nrc.r,sd pss ssa sssh." rsds
Q. brown. New Orleans
LOUisvft.f.E KY, June 70 Noon River 4 feet
) ipchc< IN the cnnal aud feed inches on the
falls and rising. Arrived 4 u. ftsroh and n =
cool Nlxhi--iilvcr rising. vim frrt tnrbez In
the esnaf and , iset on The fAils weather clear
and hot
CAIRO NJ. June so-xocn-Arrivef rea
uur, ohio, am. DEPARTED; nciis hen(hiA
Ncafhef cloud, sud wnrm, Nlzhi-Arriscd, rew
South. ~ ionl. nonn Impaired New South.
utio. pm. River - fcrt Inches en1 rIHine
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ws., IN. n.pus,ls... P..po..,

FFnfn fhV y IOuIH NNpuHIIC
FREQ whisky Is nm evil, but embargo
against the ncccssaries Of life Ia an out.
rage and an iniamy. II the Republican
party. represented by Chicago In 1883,
could be pardoncd Tor FREQ whisky, lis
declaration In favor OF taxation high
enough 10 prevent revenue by laying an
embargo on imports remains unpardon.
able by all who prefer To free whisky tho
rights Of free manhood.
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only Under a Cloud.

rrom tue rev YORK pun.
II can't give you nothin'," said the.
woman as a dusty and disreputable look
ing specimen teamed YEARLY against the
gate. .ayi
u don't wantyou 10 give me anything,
madam" he said Indignantly. I'm no
beggar: I'm returning home from the
raccsp
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spacious edihcc; but II was in reality sew
eral sizcssmaller than the average packing
house. The QGSn wanted to bcstow the
garter Of knigkH Bod upon him, but he de-
clined II modcsily. II wonder" ssid lie
yesterday, "wisst she thought could do
with a garter Of THAT kind? told her
didn't know VIM, the fashion was In Eng
land, but that here in America we had no
use for Rarters at night, II being our Gus
tom to take OF oiir socks before going to
bed e 49,
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PRrsIDsSr HADDKs's decision In the
McAllisicr.wilkcrson casc yesterday puts
a quicius upon the operations Of the Red
Wagon and liz owner. MADDEN may al
ways be relied upon TO do the sensible
thing. lie declared that tho Red Wagon
viii not be allowed 10 perform here. That
scttlca "A
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Or AL hands and among all class. Of Repub
icsus We hear Of their determination not 20 sup.
POI Hsffl-oo. and Il Il well Tor Repu blcans all
over The Union 10 tndsuiand once Coz all. that
kvnoyllie, The hn, city Of manufacturing I'm
pousnos IN Hauisont o~n etste. has no earthly
u'e iof him, eAd will no, gi~C him ~ Republican
support n f'ep.rili, tfnds TNibwas lRq)
This paper Is printed In the extreme
southwestern portion Of tho s,a,el The
sams condition Of thlngs obtains at For.
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PROM the Lexington Cenn.l proxrc.
The Hon. J. ID. @. Atkins having re.
signed M Indian commissioner. Is now at
home for the purpose Of canyasslng the
State for United States senator. Just who
viii got there" no man can tell bat that
Clint Atkins Is going 10 worry lsham q.
Harris, In dead certainty.
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wmrtS Carnegie and Blaine are enjoy
idg themselves in Scotland the formers
workInen are considering how to get
through the summer without starving.
There will certainly be a large reduction
Of Tho Republican majority In Ponnsylya.
MIA this year.
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Tne nrn,e Mas Aivay. SAFE.

FroIn thc Ahcriecn ftamIncT.
Tho man that's afraid Of US IL no good
anywhere, and not needed or wanted
here; aud the bravo man realizes that be-
Is perfectly safe In any quarter Of The
world, Tor ''thc bnycst aro tho gentlcsi,"
and the honest gentleman, whether lord
OF peasant, always walks IN tho sunshine
OF peace and quiet.
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Tnr Democrats Of Louisville have
opened the campaign In fine style. When
arc ~ 10 have ratification Meeting In
Shelby couniyY A change from personal
10 national politics would be refreshing.
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FROM the North Arkansas Pilot
Those OF the Wheel who are Democrats
will support Eagle in preference to Nor
wood, and whyg For the very good reason,
M farmer, he towers far above Mr.. Nor
wood. "By their works ye shall judge
them"
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HKLKSs, Ark, Juno 30--The com
mcnccmcnt exercises Of the Sacred Heart
academy, largely paironixcd institution
Of learning. woie witnessed last night
From abroad Miss Fannie McAlpin Of this
city, was the only graduate. Miss Nellie
bra,iy, Of this county. Wa awarded the
golden medal that y yearly offered by
Bishop Fitzgerald.
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Isssruess Tor uerrsn.

EpecIaI DIspstch 70 Tho AppcsL
CoLDwArEa, Miss. June 30.--A large
and enthusiastic mas. meeting Of the voters
OF this precinct was held this afternoon
and unanimously Endorsed the course Of
the Hon. J. II. Morgan, Congressman from
this district, In the strongest terms, and
instructed their delegate 10 vote Tor his
denomination.
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Claim. Of the Army Mule,

From the Wilmington IN. c. Messenger.
After while the disabled army mule
will get pension, and now that we think
OF It some Of the beasts had clearer
claim upon the government than many
OF the fellows who are screaming now for
the old flag and q monthly ALLOWANCE.
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Tur Iloosicr Democrats are still un,crri.
fed. and are addressing themselves en-.
Enthusiastically to the work Of defeating
Harrison In his own state.
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he Helped Us in Time Of Need.

From the winona (siiss,) Advance.
An institution to be known as the "Jay
Gould Medical college" is 10 be estab-
lished at Memphis We do not know
where the "Jay Gould" comes in. unless
he contributes largely to the enterprise for
the name il bearn
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TuT Senate has approved without OBJ
lection the following appropriations In the
River and IIarbor bilh Arkansas River.
$4,000 ~ Francis River. $4,000, White
River, 5000.
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Ce.r.iuratien nj the uni,er.ItY.

From ths winonA CNissl Advance.
There Is n serious doubt as 10 whether
co-cduration is working well at the uni
yersity, r.a
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Tne wheeler. 20 suppori Eagle.

From the Arkansas Democrat
From all parts Of the State the news
comes that the great tody OF the wheelers
will support Cot Eagle for Governor.
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Their Great m,.tnke.

from the Arkansas Democrat
Tho Republicans, at least the "poli-
ticianers" Of the party, expect the Wheel
ers and Union labor party In this State 10
pull the chestnuis out OF the lire for them.
They will DO mistaken.
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wuS LuSo writes TO TuE ArrEAL re-.
GREETING that his physical condition will
prevent him from taking the stump for
Harrison
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How 20 stop Gracefully.

IRON the urcnada sentinel
People who get mad and stop their pa-
pers would generally confer favor on the
editor II they would also got mad enough
at the same time 10 pay up arrearagcs.
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the Appenl,s Chluaman.

FROM Iho IndInnnpoIIs scntIncL
fai shar pang, leading Chinaman Of
Memphis, declares himself for Harrison.
Mr. News candidate will no doubt get
the solid Chinese vote.
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Yhii Arme.r a.a she Queen.

Ffoin the thIrano Nuwt
Col. Phil Arnonr ID back irom a trip TO
Europe, aud he xays that le likes Chicago
be,ior than any place he visited while no
was gone. lie was greatly disappointed
with Windsor oast,s; he expected 10 fnd q
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IT i quito likely that baseball players
next season may be induced 10 give the
stockholders n chance.