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strength comes from those who slways voted
for Blaine. LOOK there" be exclaimed, point
ing TO where workman was hosting a portrais
Of Blaine into the place Of honor above those Of
Lincoln. Grant and other Republican idols dec
Grating the walls OF the Gresham headquarters;
'does that look like enmity between 10 and the
friends of BlAinel One Of the bystanders, w.
B Roberts. Of Indianapolis, heartily seconded
Mr. Fairbanks's remarks. al am an snth usiastic
Gresham man." said he, and everybody whs
knows me knows that have always been FOR
Blaine. Any talk Of Blaine feeling against
Gresham il the veries. absolute rot.'
Col Robert Ingersolls name came up nstur.
ally in the references Blaine and the role that
Pope Bob viii play in the convention was ex-
planned. Col lngersoll 10 20 make . speech for
Gresham, but not in the convention. Before the
time for the nominating addresses arrives there
will undoubtedly be one or more big. open
of these huge gatherings that Col.
Ingersoil is to make. the presumption is. sths
greatest effort of his life The question Of
who shall follow Leonard SWEET in the eonvsn-
been settled. The honor will 60 to John II.
Lynch lcoloredl, the Mississippi member OF
the Republican national committee
He IL was who created q favora able impression
as the temporary chairman OF the national con-
vention four years ago. The understanding 10
that further sscondine speech will be made by
an Eastern delegate whose name il yet with
held. New Highlander known throughout the
Nation.
Whist was regarded a. little short Of the ak
plosion of bomb in the Gresham camp Was
declaration for Blaine. coming from w. E Kent,
of Chicago one of the two first delegates in llli
nois that were instructed for Gresham. Kent
represents the second Illinois district.
the Finerty-Lawler territory, where two
thirds of the voters are Irish or Irish
Americans. ~ am only speaking for myself"
be was quoted. shut you will fnd that shall have
lots Of company, and the forty-four Illinois dele
gates IL they are needed. / have made M my
mind 10 disregard the instructions and vote for
Blaine Whyf Because there rs going to be .
dead lock without doubt. and then break for
Blaine. aud the Republicans in my district are
solid for him anyway"
Tonight the Gresham managers stated that
Gresham all right. and that his expression waa
simply in conversation with Blaine friend dur
ing the exuberauce of the moment. and to
show = friendly feeling for the old chief.
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AT THE CAPITAL.
Departure Of the Chicago Coniingent-Spseu.
iation 40 the Outcome.
epecia1 to he India apoIfe Journal

Departure Of the Chicago Contingent-Spoous
Iatton 10 the Outcome.
Special to the Indianapolis journal
WASHINGTON, June 14-Nearly all those
who intend going to the Chicago convention left
this morning or this afternoon. There were
three train loads OF them. and another special
will leave on Saturday. carrying the last con-
tincent of political workers. The floor Of the
House presented a very dull scene during the
day. The only inciden. that occurred was when
Rayner, Of Maryland, denounced Reed, OF
Maine. as q buffoon, tool Of monopoly, etc. Mr..
Reed was not on the floor at the time; other
wise the floor would have been brushed up with
the callow member from Baltimore. 1t Is likely
that II Mr.. Reed had been present Mr. Raynsr
would not have used the language that he did.
Only two-thirds of the members we're Ia their
seats during tine day. aud 1t is probable that
there will be scarcely more than majority pres
ent next week. Many OF the Democrats who
paired with Republican when the latter left
for Chicago intend visiting their homes during
the next ten days. IL IL understood that the
tariff bill will be laid aside for consideration Of
appropriation bills.
There was great deal Of talk about the con-
ances expressed by the Sherman men. The
delegates from North and South Carolina we're
IN the city during the day. and . majority OF
them are for the Ohiosn- Their presence and
talk boosted Sherman stock considerably. A
part Of these men are for Harrison. This even
ing's Star announces that there Is very de-
cidsd impression among some OF the Republican
Senators that Genera. Harrison will &c on the
ticket for the fret sceond place; that this I'M
preston grows ont of the Importance there 10
attached TO carrying indiana. and that the tick.
- OF Harrison and Hawlsy 10 named by some
Republicans "a likely 10 be placed In the Geld.
Il quotes Republican Senator ~
saying: .'narrson and Hawlsy 10
a ticket that would make ~ sure
Of two Of the doubtful States-Indiapa and Con-
p.cticut should an Eastern man set the 1roe
place, some of the Republicans predict that
Harrison wiz be named for second Dlae& -
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A WAROF WORDS ATCHICAGO
Friends of the Various Candidates Bus
lily at Work for Their Favorites.

Good Deal of Energetic Work Done Jester
day. Chiefly in the Way of Surveying the
Land and Looking Out for Position.
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Reasons for Thinking that the Nominal
ton of Gresham Is Not Possible.

The Unfair Canvass Made by His Chicago Sup
porters Has Reused Intense Opposition
Among Friends of Other Aspirants.
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The Associated Press Attempts to Boil
ster Boom by Sending a FalSehood.
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for the belief that Indiana will como back with
victory on its banner Whatever any In
dianian can do to contribute to this sentiment 10
welcome aid E.w. H.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second st.
BucK for Building, Paving and Fronts.
JOHN CunBISs, Telephone 1872.
ID. ii. BALDWIN 4 Co., dealers In pianos
and organs. No. 257i Main street.
BRISKLEy LUMBER Co.. l24 Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Beale street Tel 365 for wagon to call,
CnoIcE rigs at J. T.. Edwards & Coz
Livery, Third and Monroe.
Buy your potato barrels from I. Kordel,
No. 1913 Front street.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car
rage any hour day or night.
PANTS. made TO order from 80 up. l.
Mcnkc, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning pnd
Renovating works, 900 Bcale street.
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street.
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
9. II. HoTcHKIss, skilled matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | es
pecially solicit. No. 80 Monroe street.
PuRE and white rs the flower whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised b,
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN x Lilly CorFEE AND SPIcE Co.
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ALLEN & FINLEY, Real Estate Agents and
Brokers' IS Madison street Webuy and sell
city property for account of others, and will be
glad to furnish full particulars of inside business
or residence property outside lots and acres, also
trackage facilities Manufacturers desiring to
change location areadvised free ofinducements
offered here. We can give land free, to legiti-
mate enterprises, that is worth more than small
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an agricultural section unsurpassed in growth
and thrift where values are established and stead
lily advancing we are able to place funds, or pur-
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We have farm, ranch and timber lands for sale
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Parties placing with us real estate to sell or
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of their interests
Our catalogue of Information Concerning
Memphis" with listof city and country property
controlled by u.s. is now in press and will be sent
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THROUGH AN ELEVATOR.
Robert Brown, Eight Years OF Age
Meets with a Fatal Accident.

Meets with Fntal Accident.
A fatal accident occurred about 10 o'clock
yesterday morning az the trunk factory Of $.
levy, No Sis Main street On the fourth
loor Of the building is where the carpenter
gork Is done. Mr. Charles Stacker was at
he time unloading the elevator Of short
hcccs of lumber. lie was standing on the
main floor, and his siepson, Robert Brown
sas on the elevator engaged IN passing tho
lumber io Stacker. The little fellow, bright,
uriy -hcadcd rhhp oi about eight years uf
gc, stepped too fnr back into an opening
bout eighteen inches, between the elevator
nd the surface OF the main hoor, and
Ell through In falling he struck some
,nint buckets on the hoor beneath. which
pspnttcrcd him. rendering him almost un,
recognizable. lie landed In the cellar and
~ uHs extinct by the time the wprkfncil
ould reach him. The body was brought up
IN the first floor and Squire Elliott sum
noncd 20 hold mn inquest The jury ~.
turned a verdict " death by accident, In nc.
.orlance with the above facts.
The body was removed 10 HOSTS under
taking establishment where " was properly
dressed and sent out 10 the home 81 the dis
rcssed mother. The stcpfathor, Who II ~
most crnKcd over the unfortunate occurrence
vas placed In the hands Of friends and iakcr
,omc NJ soon M u was proper TO remove him
". on rising In the morning, you us'
longs Pearl Tooth soap your teeth vii
present an enyiahlc appearance aud you
,rcath will bc sweet and agreeable.
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HALF RATES.
Fourth of Iulv.

For the 9TH Of July the Kansas City,
Fort Scott 4 Memphis and Kansas City,
Clinton a Springfield Railroad companies
will sell Round Trip Excursion Tickets %
md from all stations ON those lines at Hall
Rates, except that such tickets will not bC
old nj less rate than 20 cents. Tickets
viii be- sold on July 3 and I, good TO rcturr
N the 5th. ]. l.. IocKwooD,
q. Il. a 4, A,
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For spralns bruises rheumatism. cramps,
Inflammation, swelling, cuts burns, etc. In
nan, and splint rlngbone, wlndgall, cpl
,ootic, scratches. ETC., In horses, Rangum
Root Eminent II sure cure. The King OF
Linments" n tho universal verdict. Never
nils 10 cure any ailment that can he reached
w an external calapplication. 5Ocenta
YER bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store,
~ Main efroat
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MruIriIis & cuAuL

Mrumus 4 CuAuLKsroS iraiu leaving NJ 10
a. m, carries through Pullman Buffet
Sleeper 10 New York without change,
via Harrisburg, arriving no second
morning
MEnrmu a CuAHLrsroS train leaving NJ
1902 m, carries through Pullman
Buffet Sleeper to Washington, u. g.,
without change, via Lynchburg, arriv-
ing Ills second morning.
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Rachel and J. g. Menken 10 l.. w. Allen,
lot 10, Bcttis subdivision, Tucker avenue,
lb0x 900 feet, for s535,
NJ @. Pearce and wife 10 Margnreta Rector,
!ot 81 Pcarccs subdivision, Morley avenue,
Ox2O0 feet, for 500
VIM. and j. NJ. Saint and others 10 A. NJ.
cannon, lot east side Bender street, 30xi0i
Get; also lot Z, same street. 90x05 feet, for
n on
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THE COURTS.

The chancery court will meet this morn
ing at the usual hour
Calendar for Thursday, juno 81 Nos. 81
I2s, Flynn VS.. Hooth; $500, Corrigan vs.. L.,
\. o. at. R.R. 5,423 Elicott vs. Peoples
Insurance company; ASIA, Sloan vs.. Sloan
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Mary VI. Conncll was appointed executri'
n the estate Of Mary J. Laws deceased. III,
will gives ali property, real, personal ant
mixed, 10 the daughter, Mary Nj. Conncll.
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IIecu.c,i 10 Wed.

Ferd Bacnzigcr to Alice Mallory. Jesse
Taylor TO Comelia Ross (colorcd). n. Hughes
o Lucy Il. Latham. J. II. T., Westbrook 10
Mary i Buck
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VIEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE GO.

Its SURPLUS almost DOUBLE that of any
bwsLy Mutual Life Insurance Company hence 1t is.
mcombNaby The strongest
Death rate through the last series of t0e years the
hwes, showing the greatest skill mdjMgmentM the
selection of risks NtLSON O RAlNE'
MANAGERS Tennessee and ARKANSAS
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Criminal Court.


The case OF the State vs.. Reeves, MCGOWAN
md Tilley, for the murder OF Moore, still on
rgument.
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AZ 90 20 nashville aud n.,nrn.

Juno p and q, the Louisville 4 Nash
lille railroad will sell round trip tickets I,
Sashyillc, good returning until June 2s
or 500 Trains leave Memphis ut 10 a
q. and $50 y. m.
JNo. A. scorr. Tiki. Agent.
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las, cheap Exeursion 90 Arkansas and

On Juno % the Iron Mountain Mem.
phis cxtension) will have on sale round
trip tickets from Memphis 10 all points In
Arkansas and Texas nj the lowest limited
ono.iarc for tho round trip. Tickets will
be good going aud returning fifteen days
each way with final limit sixty days and
stop overs nj pleasure, For further par
iiculars address II. II. WILSON, Passenger
and Ticket Agent 300 Main street, OF
Depot, Tennessee and Calhoun streets.
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Flnsr-CIAs table board nj fransiola's,
ON Front street, opposite custom.house.
Tho table IN supplied With the choicest
food the markets Afford aud carefully
served. Regular meals 20 cents.
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Passengers between Memphis and New
Orleans save considerable time by taking
the Illinois Central railroad over all other
fnulaa
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Handle all klndsoi Furniture Al low prices
Upholsioring repairing, packing and ship
ping given prompt attention. Reliable
goods. Fint,class work. Telephone 900.
No. g32 Main street
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sunscmnr for TmR WEEKLY ArrEAi, 81
per year, aud participate In the grand dis
tfibution Of gifts December l.
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Mr. winsiowt soothing syrup should aiwayt -
used Cor children icethlna II fooihcs The chlld
loflena the yuma aiays All palm, cufps Wind collie
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LADIES, try Rising sun baking powder
aud YOU will never use any other.
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Aa,ien 20 nashcr..

MrncnASrs, ace adv. Of assigncc's sal
Of stationery. etc, on pagc ,.
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In the case Of Thos. ]. Firth VS.. y. T., "
tGa. r. r. Co., the jury found averdict foi
he defendant.
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AHSoLD's band at the hop Thursday
evening.
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Miss FANSR MAY, accompanied by n
number OF her pupils, will leave the city
about July | iot n months eketching nom
nature. Will be pleased 10 have few al
dlIlona 10 her party.
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ISsuRE your gin.houses in the Citizens
Insurance company, No. % Madison street
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Boy homes on monthly payments from
ias. Jay Smith q Co.
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I.rr everybody buy tickets TO the hop
given By kindergarten Association.
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No SCARCITY Of Brick. Brick for every.
lody. JonS CunBISs, Telephone 332.
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PnoNHSApE concert and hop Thursday
Nening at jackson Mound.
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Buy Pumps. Drive Wells and Hose of.
1. nailcy 4 20.
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Jewclry reduced al Muliord's.
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The ticket agents Of the NJ 4 l.. r. II.
X. will sell round trip tickets from Mem
phis 10 all points In Arkansas aud Texas
on June -, at one iam for round trip,
with limit good for sixty days. Parlic.
purchasing tickets via the cold Reliable
will be granted the privilege OF stopping
of at intermediate points.
). w TucKEn,
A. q. 7. A., Little Rock.
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Tnr Crown wash blue has no equal.
Every woman recommends Il.
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TRAINS RUS pAiLY.

tTANE AnhiNN
Nemphla ............. hui y. m. ftoA ma.
New Orleans. ....................... SO T. M T0a M.
Ticket Offices No. 3l2 Main street,
Memphis, Tenn; fickwick building, New
Orleans, la.
Forks, spoons, etc. Muliords.
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Temporary reductions at Muliord's.
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= CARD. :
S7ElNWAY d SONS,
MANUFACTURERS OF PIANO f0RES,

STElNNAYHALL New York, dune s. 1885,
This certify that havchs day and until further notice,
constituted the JESSE FRENCH Piano ORGAN Co., of Memphis,
Tenn Sole Dealers for the sale of SENwAY Sons
for the city of Memphis and surrounding country also for the
State of Arkansas. STElNWAY & SONS.
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d X. ID. S. JOHNSO MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No. $50 Main Street.

Tstahlthci In tscti
Tn. JOHNSON y acknowledged BY an rafiics In.
IL tefested a. By far the most siiCffsiiul physi.
clan In the treatment Of private ~ flrfUt dtrasck
Quick pcTmaneut cures guaranteed w every gtsA
mails OF female. heuent cssss OF uOnoffhea All
syphilis cnrcd IN lev dals ylueiii Use u,e ~
nraa ferondafy syphilis the last NriiEr crtil
Gated vithont The ice u msrufy involuntary
los 81 semen sioppcd IN thnfi time survivors
ifeo virof In 4 fpw weeks Nltilns ID uuli abuse
aud excessive vcncry, suffering inm sprffnaintfhet
and los n physical sud mental rcuci, sIs.dil
10 ,he nls~aacs Of Women, and cures nuuranitci
t1ies aud old sors eund Without the use ~ caustlo
W the knlic All consultations strictly cnnnitn'
county,
sswofkinrmsn cured Al half TIC usual rata
onlcs houu tom o'Clork an, % o'clock nm
h. n JOHNSON. Nh
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Muliord reduces eyerylhIns.
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grs now at Mpliord's
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CnAs T.. llErH,
PaS. ACT, Memphis.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-01-26
A Wyoming Assignment.

Cheyenne (Wyo. special: The Union
Cattle company, one Of the largest cattle
growing firms of Wyoming, made an
assignment today and asked for the ap-
pointment Of Il. Z. Voorhees,, its man
ager and q. b. Goodell, vice president,
rs receivers. The assets OF the com
pany arc estimated to he 81 800, 900, and
the Liabilities 81, $50, 900. Arrangements
have been made to liquidate all labor,
and supply accounts so that no losses
will be felt here. The Union Cattle
company was organized six years ago
by the consolidation of the prosperous
firms of Sturgis Il Love and Sturgis d
Goodell. In the flush days Of the cattle
business the company prospered and
acquired large bodies OF land in Wy
oming and Dakota and its herd in
creased to upward Of 10000 head. The
range losses of the past two years and
the depreciation of the price OF beef,
has embarrassed the company to such an
extent that in order to preserve its prop
erty the assignment, with assigne1s
friendly TO the interests OF tn, COM
pany, has become necessary. The I'm
ion Cattle company is member OF the
American cattle trust. Of which Mr..
Thomas Sturgis, president OF the com
pany, is manager. 1t il thought here
that the failure is not bad one, that
the creditors will be paid in full, and
that the Union Cattle company will III n
short time assume control OF the bust
ness again.