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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-10
INDIAN A.
Indiana polls Republicans SIN Jubiinnt

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov 8. 9.-Indianap-
oils Republicans are still jubilant and smil-
ing, but the remarkable demonstrations of
the past two days have ceased. The peo
pie have returned to business and the city
wears its normal aspect, Gen. Harrison is
receiving a great many callers Among
others a committee from the Commercial
Club of Cincinnati called this morning
and presented an invitation TO the General
to be present at a banquet in his honor
The County Canvassing Board is still in
session. Official figures OF the result in the
city cannot be obtained, but the Demo-
cratic electoral ticket was carried
in the county by plurality OF 37S. A few
official returns are coming in from counties
over the State, and it is thought that the
Republican plurality will be in the neigh
borhood vi 9, 500.
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Dan voorhees, Hrookshirc Succeeds.
CALIFORNIA.
conrres.ionnI Race. Very close


SAN FRANcisco, Cal, Nov. 1.-Two hun
drcd and twenty-five thousand two hun.
dred aud cighty-one votes had been can
yasscd in California this morning. This
includes the entire vote OF san Francisco
with the exception Of nine precincts, which
will not be obtained for several days. 1t
also includes the vote OF l,l2J interior pre-
cincts out OF a total Of | 800 The rcsultoi
the vote as far rs counted Is as follows:
Harrison, ll2,576, Cleveland, lOl,Glj,
Fisk, +,Oi9; Curtis, 1882.
The result Of the Congressional cleo
tions may he summed up rs follows
McKcnna (Rcpublicdnj and Nandcvcr
(Republican) are undoubtedly reelected
in the Third aud Sixth Districts re-
spccliyely. There is little doubt that
Morrow (Repubican) IL reelected in the
Fourth District, as he has now plurality
OF COO. with very few precincts TO hear
from. Biggs (Dcmocratl has plurality Of
nearly 200 In the Second District, aud
his re-olcction IN considered certain. In
the two remaining districts the First and
Fifth, the contest Is very close, and both
parties are claiming the election. In the
First District, Dcllaycn (Rcpublican) has
u plurality Of nearly 200 over Thompson
(Democratl, but there are three counties
In the district from which no returns have
been received, and eight other counties
from which also returns are only partially
in. In the Fifth District from which
also returns are incomplete, Clunio Dem
ocrai) Is leading Phelps by nearly 200. II
was ut first believed that the entire Demo
cratic ticket In this city had been elected,
but later returns show that while Clcyc.
land has n plurality Of over 2,7OO, the Re
publicans have secured the sheriff, INK
Collector, County Clerk and District At
torncy, aud probably one Supervisor and
tIr., School nifagtpra
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.n., .na Hl,lea . r.r.n ,.ra.

CmcAoo, H., Nov a dispatch from
Milbank, u. T., says "Charlcs W. shaito.
a prominent business man Of this city, shot
and killed Richard McNabb, farm hand,
lasi evening ni the farm Of W. G. Waite
seven miles northeast Of here. McNahb
accused Shatto oi being the means Of put
ting another man in charge oi tie larm
owned by Mr. Waite. After some words
McNabb drew revolver and fired NJ
Shatt0 three times, but failed a. hii him.
Shatto returned the flrr, his flnt shot in.
uictiug a fatal wound"
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Two steamers stink.

LoNDoN, Now "a telegram from
Ilaytc states that the Cunifl Line steamer
Nantes came ino collision, '3h miles OH
the Lizard. with tho German chip Thco-
dorc lur,r CHp NctE FROM Ham.
burg. urphuI 20, sHu"v AMI
thlt both ,,..I, .us. a Uodion oi
iir sh.r'. .,r.. I. .wpl h Hrouy,llr.
The ffu uI iUrH..tt' .hHr rrvW nul oi the
ripHurf's ,UH s uH..uNH. Ilr Nantes
WIS uu .aup tHuu sin m.f 90. uiJ net tons
She wits hark t,.f.l, all was built ia
IAfl
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HInr nIInn I,rInIn..

BriUnADr, Nov. 1.=Iho special com
mission to revise the Constitution met to-
day King Milan In a speech opening the
sitting denied that hc had advanced tho
scheme Of revising the Constitution In
order 10 divert public attention from his
private affairs llo had urged the work
solely In the interest Of the Fathcrland,
and lao said he stood ready 20 rclinquiah
the right Of the Crown 10 appoint members
oi the Akups,china " The commission
considered such step necessary.
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A sugar Rea.cr, sh., Down.

BouoN, Mass, Nov 0.-Thc Boston SUI
gar Refinery, nt East Boston, will shut
down tomorrow night for an indefinite
period. AZ the Office oi the company Il IL
stated that advantage Is taken Of the pres.
cnt small demand for sugar 10 temporarily
close the works for repairs aud needed i'm.
proycmcnis that shall Increase the prcscn,
production oi the refinery. On the market
Il Is reported the shut down was ordered
by the trust.
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DrSyEn. Col, Nov "a special dis
patch from Pueblo, Col, says At . o'clock
this morning q Denver, Texas & Fort
Worth freight train, running between
here and Trinidad over the Rio Gmndc
tracks. was dofiilcd by a broken wheel.
A Rio Gmndc freight close behind crashed
into the wreck before ilagnan could bc
sent back and the fireman, Mr.. Bradshaw,
Of the Rio Grandc engine. was killed.
Both trains were badly wrecked.
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Mcpher.on'- s,cadIns, Claims.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 0.-"I believe that
we will have from seventeen TO twcntyma.
jority in the next House" said Secretary
McPhcrson, OF the Republican Congress-
ional Campaign Committee, today. Taking
up a table printed in New York Rcpub-
lican paper, lac said: IL am going 20 give
the Democrats all they claim within rca-
son where the actual returns have not re-
moved all doubt" From this table he re-
duccd the Republican claims for Congress
men by one in each Florida, Kentucky,
Maryland, North Carolina and West Nir.
ginia, and 10y two in Virginia In that
shape lac declared that hc allowed all
Democratic claims in doubtful cases and
the result was a Republican majority OF
fifteen. lie could not see how II could
possibly be reduced below that figure, and
allowing for the Republican chances In
doubtful districts, as in Virginia, Mary.
land, West Virginia, North Carolina and
elsewhere, he confidently expected that
the Republican majority would bo found
10 be nearer twenty than fifteen.
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THE ongRoREE NAlIoN.


big Chief May Delivers His Message 20
the Senate Chamber
TNrqruu, Ind. T., Nov. o. The Ma
tionll Council Of thc Cherokee Nation met
In annual session yesterday with full at.
tendance. The principal chief, the Hon.
j. h. May, delivered his message TO the
Senate Chamber. On Cherokee citizen.
ship hc says lac feels assured that persons
decided agains, by the Commission win he
promptly elected from the Chcrus,c coun
try, byiorlorof the President Of the United
States. Tho Chcrokocs have in operation
l0Ocommon schools. with an ng,Wgntc nt-
tendance OF l,Olyp pupils aud an average oi
., $50, high school Tor hoys. with an ag.
grcgntc of 2ll, aud n average oi 100
students; female seminary, nearing com
plCiion, with a capirity ui ltl students
aud an orphan asylum containing 10
children. Besides these schools, sustained
hy the Nation, the Baptist, Presbyterian,
tungrcgatiOnalisJ anl Cumberland Pres
hytornn Churches have mission schools,
which are doing great good. Touching
Cherokee grazing lands known ~ the
Cherokee strip lac informs the Ma
tionm Council that he has vetoed ~ will
veto the hill pisscd NJ the late called sc..
sion In favor II the Cherokee strip Live
stock Association for sl1j.UJ0 year, on
the ground that hc ia assured that s2OO,-
900 year can be readily had II an oppor-
tunity IL Afforded Others a. bid. The
message dcnls with many other questions
of importance. among them the teaching
oi agriculture aud mechanical arts aud
industries Ia all the national high schools
aud asylums; the late action o. the Cpck
Council In regard 10 the ~ called okla
humn country, etc
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Inhn Diam a, bod, o,a anme.

Cmc,oo, H.. Nov John Emn, alias
James II lIamill, alias Nicholas Ratty, q
clover and successful iorgcr, Is under ar
rosi NJ thc Central Police Station. lie got
out oi the Canon City, Col, pcnitcniiary
July I, after serving seven ycau' sen.
icncc ior forgery. nnd came ut once 10 Chi.
cngu. the home Of his hoyhooi. lie had
already committed several successful
iorgcrics for amounts ranging from 500
downward when arrested. lie conics,cs
the iorgchcs. and says ihc sooner lac istricd
aud scnt to the pcniicntiafy the better.
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Tho Eicciorai rlche, d, Do.b,.

PiTrnuRc, Pa, Nov. "a Wheeling,
W. Va, Chronicle Telegraph special says
"GoG (lsepublicanl has carried the state
by narrow margin, but the electoral
ticket Is still In doubt Atkinson Ilcpub-
lican) has twcnty.sevcn plurality In the
First Congressional District, aud Wilson
(Democrat is elected In the Second Dis.
ttict The Third and Fourth Districts are
still In doubt aud claimed by both parties.
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MISSISSIPPI.
catchings's Overwhelming % Victory

spccinl Dispatch TO The Appeal
GmESyfLLE, Miss, Nov. 0. The Grccn-
willie Dcmocra Of today says Gen. Catch
ings's majority in Washington County is
1890 out Of total vote Of 3,9l0. lilo is
elected from the Third District by an
overwhelming majority. The victory In
this Congressional election Is the only
gain OF comfort derived by this section
from the late contest. There Il q strong
feeling here that should the House rcmain
Democratic Gen, Catchings's Influence
will secure the continuance Of river and
harbor appropriations Of the last session,
while in any case his high standing and
popularity fnsurcs for the district consider
ate treatment.
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WHITE CHAPEL
And the Horrors the Name Implies.
Tho Incarnate Fiend at Work Again
in Lcndon's Ghetto.
Another Woman Added to His List
of Mutilated Victims.
This Ono More Blood-Curdling Than
All the Others.
Tho Hoad is sevorod From tho Body,
the Breasts and viscera Carved
Out and tho Womb and CO.
initial Organs Missing.

LONDON, Nov 0.-Thc murder flcnd has
added another to his list OF victims At
II o'clock this morning the body Of
woman cut into pieces was discovered in
a house on Dorset street, Spitalclds.
The police are cndcavoring to track tho
murderer with the aid OF boodhounds.
The remains were mutilatcd in the samo
horrible manner M were those Of tho
women murdered in Whitcchapcl. Tho
appearance OF the remains was irightiul,
and the mutilaton was even greater than
in the previous cases. The head had been
severed and placed beneath one of tho
arms. The ears and nose had been cut
or The body had been discmboweled
aud the flesh was torn from the thighs
The womb aud other organs were missing.
The skin had been torn oil the forehead
aud checks. One hand had been pushed
into the stomach.
The victim, like all the others, was a
prostitute, She was married, aud herhus-
band was porter. They had lived to-
gpthcr at spasmodic intervals. Her name
is believed to have been Lizzie Fisher, but
10 most OF the habitucs OF the haunts she
visited she was known IA Mary Jane. She
had q room in the house whore she was
murdered. She carried latchkcN and no
one knows ut what hour she entered the
house last night and probably no one saw
the man who accompanied her, therefore
It is hardly likely that hc will ever be-
Identified. lie might easily hayo left the
house between the hour ui aud u o'clock
this morning without attracting attention.
The doctors who have examined the ~.
mains refuse Ia make any statement until
the inquest is held. lhrcc bloodhounds
belonging 10 private citizens were taken 10
the place where the body las aud placed
ON the Hccnt ui the murderer. hut they
were unable 10 Keep II for any great dis
taucc, aud all hope of running the assassin
down with their assistance will have TO bc
abandoned.
The murdered woman told a companion
last evening that she was without money,
and would commit suicide u she did not
obtain supply. IL hns been learned that
| n man, respectfully dressed, actostcd the
! y,uiim and offered her money. They went
To her lodgings on the second floor Of tho
Dorset Street House No noise was heard
| during the night and nothing was known
oi the murder until the landlndy went to
the room early this morning 20 Hsk lor her
rent. The lint thing she slw on entering
the room was the womanE breasts and
yiscvm living on table. punct street Is
short, narrow aud is situated close To
MitTc Fuuntc aud Hamburg street
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RAILROAD NEWS.
A Passenger Association D,..o,,es.

CmcAUo, H., Nov. "a local paper
says "Thc Northwestern Passenger As
socialion has completely collapsed, iis de-.
misc being has,cucd by the porcmptory
withdrawal ihcfcifom Of the Chicago.
Burlington & Northern. The death oi the
Association has demonstrated the impossi-
billty 0i maintaining nn agreement cover
Ing only one section oi the Western iord.
tory. Tho conclusion has been reached
that In order a. restore harmonious rcla-
iions Il is necessary 10 combine all roads
interested IN one combination. With this
end In Wow the general managers Of the
various Western states Passenger Associa-
ton agreement can be carried ont. The
agreement Nas adopted few months ago,
and IL one Oi the strongest ever gotten up,
bat could not bc put into effect on account
of the refusal II the Chicago and Alton iD
become party thereto until tho boycott
inaugufiicd against II by the Eastern
trunk lines moro than q year ago has been
abandoned Az the trunk lines, With the
exception oi the Pennsylvania aud Van.
dcfbilt lines. have not unly raised the boy
colt against the Alton lately but have ~
sued orders against permitting their agents
30 receive comnis iuns.
"li was proposed at thcgrn raj Managers
meeting yesterday "a adopt measures that
will bring the Pennsylvania and Wander
hilt lines 10 terms u they DO not yUlun'
tarily ftcodo from their position at once.
The opinion prevailed that the western
/ riads should combine aud send all ;hcir
business over the Erta. Haltimotr a Ohio,
Grand Trunk and other lines which nrr
inclined 10 act with them. liysuch action
! the Ponnsylyania aud Vanderbilt foadA
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not full, but ii came within one OF being
solid. Cleveland got S26 votes and Harrison
/. All our people are Democrats down this
way. 1t is true that we have many strong
Prohibitionists, but they did not take TO
the third party idea.
Cotton is coming in pretty rapidly now,
and business is looming up. Ackerman is
the best commercial point on the line OF
the c., A. & n. Railroad between Kos
ciesko and Starkville.
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TENNESSEE.
Tnyior's Majority 10000.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. o.-The State
Democratic Executive Committee was to
have had a final business meeting today,
but instead of coming the members wrote
Chairman Williams that the chairman and
Secretary McLin could square their ac-
counts and close business. This these
gentlemen have done, aud Mr.. Williams
lett for Memphis las; night. Mr.. Williams
and Mr. Mclin are both proud of their
work. Mr.. Williams said: 1--WE have
had less money and achieved greater re-
suits than any committee since the war.
The Democratic vote in Tennessee was
Layer 10y thousands than il has ever been.
Gov. Taylor's majority will be found 10 be
about 10000.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Republicans Get Three ou, Of Pour.

CnAnLEsroS, w. Va, Nov 0-Onicial
information received at the Statc-house
says that Fleming (DemocraU Is elected
by about 900 majority II Il now believed
that the Republicans have elected three
out Of four Congressman, with the fourth
In doubt. In every county and precinct
the Republicans have gained, and ~ the
matter now stands the Legislature is
doubtful. II may be that II will be a tic,
with Senator Carr (Grccnbackcrl with the
deciding vote on joint ballot. The llcpub-
licans clnim everything aud the Democrats
are yeiy blue.
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.cn warren onah, 60 9o.

loNpoN, Nov o. In the House Of Com.
mons today Mr. Conybcarc asked tho
question, whether u Il was true that
another woman had been murdered in
London, Gen. Warren, the Chief Of tho
Metropolitan Police, ought not TO be SUI
pcrclcd by an officer accustomed TO in.
ycsligitc crmc2
The question was greeted by cries Of
"Oh' oli'' The Speaker called "Orlcr.
ORDER" and snid ihnt notice must be- given
Ui the question in the usual way.
Mr. Conybcarc replied 81 have given
private notice"
The Spcakcr-Thc notice must be made
In writing.
Mr. Cunningham. Graham then asked
whether ten. Warren had already re-
signed. 10 which Mr.. Smith. the Govern
mrnt leader replied. "NO."
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Nav YonK, Now D.-Mrs Jay Gould 8
reported this morning 10 be very low Dr.
]. q. Baldwin, the attendant pbysiciBn.
cnicrtains but little hope Of her recovery.
bulletins received at Mr.. Jay Gould's
office ut short periods say that Mrs.
t;ould's demise Is looked for InomenlaIily.
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Seven New Case. a, rcrnanaina.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 0.-Thc following tel
egram was received today from the How.
nrd Association:
To william n. G Dupcc Secretary Fornandlna
C0mmittcc
New cases, seven; no whites. No deaths;
In Chester since November there have
been seven white aud eight colorcd cases
X :. SCHUYLER,
Secretary Howard Association.
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THE YELLOW FEVER

Four New Cases at Decatur-At Fornan.
dina-At jacksonville.
DrcAruR, Ala, Nov. 0.-Four new cases
q yellow fever reported, three colorcd
nurses and Mrs. Fields Mr.. George
Black died last night Mr.. Dcmpi, OF the
Louisville q Nashville Railroad, reported
as u suspicious case, has but slight attack
OF indispOsition, and he is now up and
around. JEROME CoCHRAN,
State Health Officer.
The weather has turned considerably
cooler since morning, aud we will un.
doubtcdly have a frcczc in day or two.
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Tn. .,..uI.nd I.pIorer.

LoSDoy, Nov "a vessel has arrived
at Norwegian port which reports that
Manson, the curator oi the Museum NJ
Bergen, Who, with four Norwegian nth.
lclcs. started from Copenhagen in May ~
explore the interior oi Greenland, had
succeeded In safely crossing the inland Ice
and lad arrived NJ GOdthnnb.
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lirrttS. Nov % l" NuHH 6u1mt
G~aN, saws that owing Goo ihu Increased
uanir ou thc ru.V1y, f.u r.u. .an "oy-
cmmcut has orlppd tIr construction of
IUu nov eoD wagons aul hls hired
I,an WAGON. pr Hlr.Hl liw.l also ask
the lnudHg tD vote l1,Wp,uuu maiks ior
the purpose II Increasing the rolling stock
oi the railways
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Sr. Plrrr,BruU. Nov o. Tile Car has
issued rc.,r.pi declaring his Qualification
that bis desire TO have fleet In the
BLACK Sea which viii bc able TO protect
praprrl, nnd insuoc the Development ol
c1ulmpfrc b being fulfilled. llo SAYS u
gives him gtcat pleasure To know that
men ol.var ate ready 10 defend the rights
al Russia
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ioSpoN. Now o. Joseph kayanagh.
who tried 20 shoot Patrick Lane IN a iay-
crn near thc Law Courts on tie lsl Instant.
WIS a-fagncl In court today aud commit.
miltrd tpr trial. he WIS admitted 10 hail,
two surrtivs qualifying iu ei,0OO each, and
Kayanagh himself la $4,000.
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Intcr.tnic Cemmrrcr snttcrs

WASHINGTON, Nov 0.-Th1 Interstate
Commerce Commission, by Chairman
Cooley rendered Il decision today in the
case OF James G. Saycry 4 Co. VS.. the New
York Central Il Hudson River Railroad
Company and others, dismissing the COM
plant The decision of this case has been
looked for with considerable interest
throughout the country, as it involved the
reception Of immigrants at Castle Garden,
New York, and also their transportation to
the interior. The opinion states: "rhc
matter OF the reception of immigrants at
the port of New York having been put by
the laws of the State under the control Of
n Board of Commissioners OF Emigration,
aud that board having made such rcgula-
tions rs il has deemed desirable for the
protection of the immigrants until they
are tiCketcd and put ON board railroad
trains for their respective ultimate dcstina-
tionsan the Federal Government, through
its Legislative and Executive departments.
having sanctioned the control by the
Commissioners OF Emignlion, the Inter
state Commerce Commission has no
authority 10 interfere with their rcguln-
tons Not having the authority Ia inter
lcro directly and control the Commission
crs OF Emigration, II cannot do ~ iudi.
rcctly 10y inmhlting the railroad com-
panics from carrying out the arrangements
made 10y the Commissioners with them.
There is nothing Illegal or wrongful in n
railruad company making u rate for immi.
grants, as u class, aud declining to give the
sanlo rate to Others.
A railroad company which transports
immigrants in unit ears will be- required
10 provide better accommodations, and To
ascertain their fitness the Commission
will make it, own inspection. The rates
complained OF in this ct,c as excessive
were voluntarily reduced pending the
proceedings
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Pursrrno, Pa, Nov a fall Of slate
nj the Willow Grove Coal Mines, near Me.
ponald's. Pa, this morning crusnc'l to
death man named Jules Lees aud an
unknown boy.
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Tv.nt, Ease. JaeL.ou,iii.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 0.-Therc
have been twenty now eases Of yellow
icycr for the twcnty.four hours ending at
@ o'clock pm. today, aud six deaths
Totnl cnses. !. .l3G. total dealhs. $40.
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NEw JERSEY.
p.mocyst .oe. On Co,g,c..

BrLviDrRE, n. j., Nov. o.-The official
count in the Fourth Congressional District
shows that Fowler (Democrai) Is elected
TO Congress by a plurality OF sixty.thrco
over Voorhees, (Republican).
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at No l Broadway, on Wednesday, Nc
vember p. at 10 O'Clock am, to decite
upon the policy to be pursued hereafter.
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A IataI auaf,eI.

Cnrroy, H., Nov. I'D Hall, striking
svlchman. was shot and killed by Chas.
n. Huston, a "Q' engineer. yesterday
afternoon. The cause OF tho quarrel can
...t - na.gfTHtugu
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nnl, one nennhIlcnn Ne,c.

Special Corrv vpondcncc Of The Appeal,
AcKERNAS, Miss, Nov. s.-Thc election
passed of very quietly in this county on
Tuesday last. The vote Of the county was
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81. Lori-, Mo-, Nov. "a section Of q
wall at St Mary's lntirnary icll this morn
ing. creating quito panic. When order
had been restored II was found that no one
hal t,pu Killed