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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

Tnr phonosraph has been perfected 10
tina, II can communicate Ia message with.
out the intervention Of tubes, all In the noon
being able 10 hear II. AZ rcccnt exhl.
billion In England, described by The Loa.
don Time, one cylinder gave forth the ha.
bitual noises Of Mt. Edison's workshop,
another adlUsscl thc company In Mr..
B,lison's voice, thirl gave a song from
Faust" IL Ia intended thus To repro.
ducc Mr. Glads,onc's great speech to be
delivered In birmingham shortly, 20 that
the followers Of the grand old man" In
every city and town In the thpo King,
domS may be able To hear him a II he
himself werc present.
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VIVA, she would DO

From thc Augusta tNel Journal.
An Augusta man is still bachelor, but
Il isn't his fault Two years ago no had
his name and that Of q certain lady pub.
lishcd At the city clerks Office. Several
months after he called on a justice Of ihi
peace and announced that he wanted to
be married. "Wherc's the lady7" askpl
the justice. "wall, drawlcd the Womb
be bridegroom, II haven't Just been ablc
to get her started yet, but Two got thi,
here paper lbnndishing the ccuiicatci
and u you'll hitch mp your team AMI serve
{ on her, why she's got tocomc." But sho
didn't
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25
THE LIcHEH.

Darwin, Tyndall. Huxley and other
scientists tell ~ that through the law 81
evolution, affinity. from pr cpla7nric rcru
life, 1.-THE iiilrsi sl-,ivss W. nave now
the higher iorms %. ga, 30 n .GHs
The lich"n Nas Doe ri,. .o.,s s'f'I an1
,hro' cons. courr. lt.. sn'w ihn
long aud bitter Wiu,gia ui .he colder co.,
turtles.
by glrcicr and cro.i,n, valleys WCfi
formed -, hr great lids srr ding. ~
yiolc, biopnri, and nos $50 iave lim.
illcss kiEglDm o. 'oy i.-, and Dcau.y.
lhiough sympathy.
The lichen ulnci and .rri lug
Iffru tiIe hfrrn HrIn.f. ruE
u fdlt tho cold ths l't.tr ~ HanE
Iill vain tyfans tHs &C.. "ur iaf,
1tuueh 'impaihyl
Tho mos. me tenn snd ihrp ile calm
And utssfl Hfrrn u.ffHf fHN lNr llNIi
~. Hlaut nntuiain i,ut uH
1oElye prui''tl"n ifuni ~ rim.
4 smail We nusrf II sws,'i efiumr,
A violet fpis'd in drrpsi uiu.
To ds.liaie surrounding gl1om, -,
f'"Hf"
In orient chambers cuHainci DER
Aurun rising from r'pu-c,
ffum crimson a ies q flhliun tore
10 hind The iichuu 10 the fn-e
through sympathy
rcnue Wind from lsic away,
Ger scas smhnnldsfed by ~ shore.
Trom slumbrf vnte thu dreaming day
Rolled bach The cloud that hotfi oef,
Through pmra,hr
And nov In III the world Il sem
In ilnfaH kluglnm eFufy hue.
HOsraig petals lts1ris Ffcen,
That this poor lichcn fonnd u drcw,
Through sympathy
Therv's many human iiehcu found
Who pine IN secfci and alone,
'Tlli some good angels visit round,
hrlngs bach the spirit that has nqvn,
Through sympathy
The heart with icas II like the plain,
Nencath whose sands We hnd The gold.
but never uil the falling raln
Through pmpalhyi
IN crcfy woodland. nowcreis Wild.
And budding Wines meath shadows grow.
Hut bud aud bloom the flower the child
Allte the vin,ors blight Will know.
Through sympathyi
90 who're us wiii pause when No may.
on inrmnfy's wluf o'ef waste Of years
some tcudrli. creeping licheu stray.
Through sympathy
-HE H<~
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25
IN. ro.r,h r.rsy.

ficln the Nashville banner.
The Harris men In Montgomery county
have formed county committee TO open
a campaign opposing the policy adopted by
the regular Democratic committee. The
Clarksyillc Chronicle dubs the new Harris
party the Fourth party aud says
Tho last time Isham q. Harris was ia
Montgomery county was when he was
candidate ak years ago. Vie makes II con.
venieni 10 come aud make speeches wheh
he hiss nm eye on the United states eena'o
aud Two thousand a year. since ne Nas
here six Years ago wo have had three W
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

CALIFORNIA was carried by blaine in
1884 by plurality Of n, - In a total vote
Of 1901 In 1896 Bartlett, Democratic
candidate ior Governor. received n plurality
Of G5l IN total vote Of 1852 Thus tho
Dcmocralie increase was over i2,OOO.
With this encouragement, and the fact Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

Thcrc Is here, our readers will perceive.
nice balance 81 power that cniorccs aud
emphasizes the necessity In orlcr 20 elect
Cleveland Of harmony, unity and con-
slant work on the part Of the Democrats
Of New York, Richmond, Kings, Suffolk
aud Queens counties. New Yurk especially.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

THE Ndr Yort HrlH, answering IN,
Charleston Ndri and Cousicri call for money
for campaign purposes, and that Of Tnr
ArrEAL as well. says II does not believe
that tho present election can be carried by
money. 1--WE do not believe" IN,
Herald says that 'thc Democratic
party can be beaten by Republican
money. The party can defeat itself by
neglect, by resting on false security. by
emitting 10 bring ont its full vote. There
is where The real danger lies Tho Demo-
cratic voters have the future Of their party
and u the country in their own hands. 4"
They know this, and we have hope will
prove II by a big majority for Cleveland
on the 9th Of November.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

A. ruE Republicans only carried New
Hampshire by plurality Of 500 In 1855.
the Democrats arc making unusual efforts
10 carry I, Tor Cleveland and Thurman.
In tho days Of Franklin Pierce II was q
stronghold Of Democracy, and II not this
year, tho time Is not far distant when II
will be again.
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mn. Little Ioke.

From llarrcr's hzaf.
Miss Grace lin the art gallery Peculiar
costume for a man 10 wear, isn't it1
Uncle George Yes, but do YOU know
that at one time tho men of tho United
States wore drcascs?
"why. no. when was that"
"When they were infants"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

From The Epoch.
She ion board tho yacht Flceiwing)-
What arc they doing, Lieut. Goldbmid7
lle-1hey are weighing The anchor
shc-Oh. are iheyg Would YOU mind
asking how much IL wcighed9 am ~
interested In everything Of a nautical
nature.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

TnE ArrEAL Is anxious for the election
Of all the Democratic nominees Cor Con.
gross in Mississippi, but especially 10 Tor
Judge Morgan In the Second aud Gen.
Caichings In the Third District A rous.
lug majority ought to be worked up for
10th Of them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

MIssissrriANL Look out 10 sharp.
Get mp 10 your work. 7he Meridiaa heri
tells us that In the counties Of Fast Mi--ia.
sippi the negroes ar registering In largc
numbcu The wcrd ha, gone out 10 them
from the bose that they are expected
10 vote In full strength at every box In
East, ~ vol as N West Mississippi.
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pcmcrrn.Ic Electoral Appointments.

The Hon Josiah lptlcpon, Democratic Clcctor
fur the state nt large, will address the people on
the political issues nt the following tunes and
places
Linden Thursday. October -
Clifton. saturday, October ".
Iicndcr-ou, Monday, October %,
Fomor, He, Tuesday. October N
Covinnton, "wednesday, october ~.
Arlington. Shelby county,. Thursday November !.
Cnplcvillo Shelby county, Friday. November ?
Collicrvillo, shelby county, Saturday, Novom'
bpf z
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

Tho state nj Iarre-Albcrt g. Marks, Of franklin
Josiah Patterson, 81 shelby.
First Distrct-H. Y. Hughes, OF Claiborne
Second District George i, Voc, ct leH'r,oh
Third Distrlct-Wm. r. Murray, Of Warren,
Fourth nistrict-M N. Hammock OF lfousdale.
Fifth Distrlct-W G. Houston, Of Cannon,
sixth nistrct-Eii r. Morris, of Davidson.
Seventh nistrct-fournny RIVERS, ol uiiA
Jlphth Iistrict-R. Z Cole. OF Henry
Ninth District Frank r. lOnd, Of Haywood.
Tenth Iistlict-Ilarrv NJ MN. OF shelby
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These propositions are msds ior tho benefit Of
tho@s who secure yearly subscriber, but Ia order
that the sut-cribsn may derive hsuest from the
competition. Tnr ArrrAt viii di,tHbuio among
Those gifts will Guido In the rvpeci Of value and
dosinbiliy snythins ever offered ~ . southern
Newspaper h,y yearly subscriber will b. sup
10 &C., Gih seud Tor sample copies Of wDNLr
Ar.saa and a fui ~ oi gif4 Tbb proposition
vill 10 oicn 10 November q. IsA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

The London Chronicles Rome CORE
spondent says: "The Holy Office is about
to issue decree instructing the Bishops
in America to obtain from the leaders of
the Knights Of Labor verbal declarations
as to the innocuousness OF the order"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

The Parnellites have more than ever
reason to hope for success. The results Of
the investigation by the Commission yes
terday show that the great Irish leader is
above even the suspicion OF the crimes al
legged against him by The london Times.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

W. don't want the whole earth. bat We
do want Illinois, Michigan. California and
Now Hampshire, rs well ~ NcW York.
New jersey, Councylicu, aud the Solid
souih ioi Cleveland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

"Do you know Mr.. Do Baine, that they
are talking OF opening an asylum for
dudcsy''
Avn. YOU arc faceiious Miss Candid.
And ~hy don't they open it2'
"Iceansc they can't lind building largo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25
Gov. Mnrks, Appointment.

Ripley. Thursday, October -.
Covlnrton. Friday, October 2G
somcryillc. Saturday, October q
bolivar. Monday, October -
Jackson, Tuesday October 30
Milan. "Wednesday, october 81.
Humboldt. Thursday, NoycmbcrL
Brownsville. friday November p
Memphis, saturday November WlshO.
Trenton, Monday, November ..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

CorroS receipts yesterday amounted to
3,3io bales against b,2ig bales Same day
las, year. on the receipts, 2,sl7 bales came
In by rail, is2 bales by liver and $50
bales by wagons. Receipts since scplcm.
Der !, il7,sii ialcs, against 1903, b7i bales
Aame time los, season. Exports yesier.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

Gov. TAYLoR, who las finished his very
thorough canvass Of the State, IL Of the
opinion that despite the desperate efforts
OF the Republicans TO the contrary. Prcsi-
dent Cleveland will carry the State by a
majority of 5000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

From The New Nofk sun.
Husband "a bank cashier, slightly under
the wcathcrl-li should DO taken away
from you, darling, would Il really 10 a
very great blow to your
Wife tsohbing)-0h, dear John, hope
lunda
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

ANAss meeting Of the Democracy of
Union County, Mi,s Is called ior Salur.
day. The 27lh Of this month. at the Court.
louse In New Albany. Every Democrat
should make II a special duty TO attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

Tnr prohibition Law Of Kansas b con.
siiiuiionnl. 81 decides the supreme
Court This will give the Prohibitionists
everywhere encouragement
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The Madison correspondent Of The Phil
ddelphid Times says the Democrats OF the
Second Wisconsin District are bound TO
make gain OF Congressman. This Dis
trict lies just TO the north and west of Mil
waukee and comprises Washington, Wau-
kesha, Fond du Lac and Dodge counties.
1t is safely Democratic when everything is
serene, and four years ago rolled up
over 1000 majority. There was a
fractional eight there in 1886 and
Guenther, the present Republican mem
Der, was invited down from Oshkosh and
succeeded in carrying the District by a
plurality Of 4,22s. Gucnther isnot making
the race this year, and Charles Barwig,
Democrat, will have no trouble in securing
an election. The Democrats also expect
TO carry the Fourth lNIilwaukcc) District,
and they predict that the vote there will
swing Wisconsin for Cleveland or Harri-
son. II Is the home Of the United Labor
party, and the place where most
OF It's strength comes from. Two years
ago there was triangular Eight The Re-
publicans polled O,Glj votes, the Demo.
Gratis $685. and Henry Smith, Labor, 49,
1855. Smith is now the regular nominee OF
both the Labor and Democratic parties.
The Republicans ar following the lead Of
Isaac Van Schaick, who pulled through
four years ago with only a margin OF SIG.
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future. All that he needs is to be let
alone to work out his own salvation with
all the lights before him. Give him
mans chance end he will accomplish
wonders.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

NorwlrnsrASDINu the people OF South
Carolina are well served by weekly as we'll
as daily newspapers, the latter especially
Of high merit, Senator Butler, in q speech
he recently delivered at Cheaw. in that
State, stated that he had been informed
there were many Democrats in Chesterfield
county "who did not even know when the
election is TO como OH Well might he
say that It Is the duty and interest Of every
man 10 see 10 il that the fatciul Tuesday in
November shall show that the Democrats
are not sleeping At their posts. or, rs no
said, that they arc not "too strong for
their own good" or "over-conhlent in
their strength" This is the complaint
that reaches TuE APPEAL from every part
OF the South, and there Is really moro TO
be feared from this epidemic Of ovcr-eonfi.
denco and consequent apathy than from
the enemy. who are working with unusual
diligence.
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OF Representatives, OF which he has been
a member for thirty years. What would
the Democrats of that body do without
him?
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TANnASY and The County Democracy
are agreed on Sunset Cox, aud that really
useful statesman, As " yIl a. genital wit and
raconlcur, will b. n elected to the House
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Ahe.. Gai fa Cama.

From the Washington Post
lie (eautiouslyl--wha: would You 10,
Fannie, II | were TO kiss your Fannie
Nothing, Harry. What would there DO
for me TO do? You could attend 10 H.
couldn't your
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the Republican record on the Chinese
question to help. the Democrats ought 10
be able 10 carry California by a great
big, big majority.
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

Wt,nINsfuy. OF 90 Bpm. 1855
Fl r0r Mississippi and iauhisuH Iaif iai
iuaci hy rain fhut..iag nifhi stationary
r t0nItttrb. northeastern winds. Hiirrd
inr n storm moving uHrhwuri iUNari Alabama
fof Tennessee and kcutu,kyt Isif. vaunst.
variable wIuia
boz Afsuu.as faif. warmer. souihchy winds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

TuE PoEifDc p1mo'rii declares that
Chalmers was evidently hacked when hc
spoke nj New Albany Ia, week.
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IIarde,nau County.

For the Senate. =. HAHNHiiL.
For the lnwcr Huusc A. CAHuTHrr3
Dor llnaicr-C A. STAiNBACk.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

THE ELECTORS FOR ALABAMA.
As there havebecn some changes made
recently in the Electoral ticket OF the
State Of Alabama we reproduce it from
The Mobile Register IS it has been corrected
and is to be voted for on the 9th of No
vember by the Democrats Of the State:
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Upton county

Tor Static Scuhiut-i ~ nOilTCii
Tor County Representative. g. MOORE. So.
IuT tlclt,rH JOHN n HEAD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

Tnr Union soldiers OF Indiana have Or.
ganizcd 10 vote iof Cleveland.
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ELECToRS--srATE AT LARGE
james 7. Tioltzclaw, Of Montgomery
William Richardson OF Madison
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First Dlstrtct-E L. Russell, Of Mobile.
Second Disirlct-A. stDinhur OF Butler.
Third District II. y. clayton, IT,, Of Harbour.
Fourth Disirict-Pclor ~ Horn. Of Wilcox.
FIN District. r. oliver OF Ialapoosa.
Sixth Distrlct--E. DcGmfcnoid OF Greene
Seventh Dlsirict-J. W. Bishop, OF Taladegn.
Eighth Disrlct-Emmot ONeal, Of Lauderdalo.
Every Democrat in the State should
make ii a special duty TO vote this ticket,
for the continued prosperity OF Alabama
and Of every State in the South depends
upon il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25
TnycIic County

Tor State eCuutor-J n nORTCI
Tor Floft,r-C A. sTAtNUACk.
Iof County Representative WILT SHELTON,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

These figures, coupled with the votes
cast aud the maiorilics given by the same
counties at every Presidential election
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

10 Nl'NH- IHNI'U0Il VIInTHT ~ V-Nl
~ rim cry
a. Ninth Wnrl. ,Hmrr Gf,culnw AMI second
streets. Friday. uytUtvr ~ 9 op.w
A. llrLh Nanl. Poplar Street Market h0usr,
EamuinN Uriph.f III, % pm.
~ Thiri aud Fourth Wnnls. on ihc blum. Mon.
day. October - I'D pm.
~ Tenth Whn1 ourncr Main aud South streets.
TUESDAY. a. tohFrEl q pm.
~ Seventh WnId, Mat -m'ih's rrDccy. orleans
street "Wednesday. uri0htr 2. go pm.
q Hist Wand. corner Main und Jackson streets.
1huu.lly, November .. q inpu.
- SECOND Narl Court hutlc Friday. November
g 7mpu.
"a VIA snl Sixth Words B,nlc Street Market.
thfunlIv. November % s.upm.
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THE COUNTY IEGiSLATivE TICKET.


For the state senate.
I'M CREws. Wv. MCDOWELL
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For Representatives.
WI. Ci.APr. RICHARD oniuA,
RALPH DAVIS. 4. RfNkERE
DIR ~ q GOODWIN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-25

The Democratic Nprutlyt Committee has made
nppuiUf. emit. Cor the lvmuCutir nominees fnr the
legislature 90 meet the people ~ On, county And
dis,uHs thy .suvs oi thr day Tee Che following order
vi.
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An EXTRAORDINARY orTra

Ths management Of TnS Arrv,l has Determined
W oner IA uhuss Who VIII undertake iia,s Of nav
suh.criicr 10 niH wrIKLV ArrHLt oath prize. IA
the following amounts
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FOR GOVERNOR,

FOR vICE.PREsiDENT.
ALLEN G. THURMAN, Of Otio.
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ron CONGRESS Tenth District

GOBERT L. IA YLOR, o. Garter County
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16
The Changers Meet

TOPEKA, November 15.-The annual
convention of the National Grange Pa
irons of Husbandry met here yesterday.
Every State in the Union is represented,
Standing committees were announced
this morning, and Acting Master James
Draper delivered his annual address
He spoke of the fourishing condition
OF the order, and said that during the
past year 1913 subordinate oranges had
been organized, the greatest increase
being in North Carolina. Past expert
ence showed the organization needed a
more perfect system in the supervision
of its legislative interests; he recon-
mended that some person, with author
ity to act for the grange, be stationed in
Washington during The sessions of Con-
gress. After criticising the action of
the United States Senate in rejecting
the bill to enlarge the powers ana duties
OF the Department of Agriculture. he
turned bis at 'ention to trusts, which he
denounced as Injurious to the producer
and consumer alike, to an extent upar-
alleled in the worlds history.
On the tariff question be said: The
declaration of the purposes of our
order, which demands protection for
the weak, restraint upon the strong,
equitable tariff legislation is second tc
none in this direction, and to &C
complish anything we must use our IN
divided influence and organized power
in demanding reduction of the highly
protected industries to correspond with
tbs protection agriculture is re-
ceiving. or, else, an increa of the pro-
lection to agricultural that shall be
equitable and just to all concerned"
The annual convention of the Farm
eIs' Congress of the United States also
met in this city. Roll call showed
thirty States represented.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16
ADULTERATED LARD.
The National Board of Trade
MemOrializing Congress.
THE CONVENTION OF CHANGERS
A Murderer Hanged-A 100000
War Material C1aim-On
Strike-Other News.
THE CONVENTION OF CHANGERS
The National Board OF Trade.

CHICAGO, November 15.-The Ma
tional Board of Trade resumed its ses-
sion this morning. A resolution was
adopted recommending Congress to be
memoralized to pass q law making it
obligatory upon all manufacturers and
dealers of adultersted lard to stamp all
such packages compound lard" A
memorial to ongress praying that the
issuance of monthly crop reports by
the Department of Agriculture be dis
continued on the ground that they
were inaccurate and that their only re-
suit was to unsettle the markets of the
world, led to a long discussion, and
finally q substitute was adopted in
favor of memoraliziug Congress SO to
increase the appropriation for this pur-
pose as to enable the Department of
Agriculture to gather accurate data. A
memorial was adopted asking Congress
to pass laws maRing the Genital system
stan ard for the measurement OF
grains, instead of the bushel, and pro-
vidins Tor the sale of liquids by weight
instead of measure.
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A Murderer Hanged.

WATERLOO, n. Z, November Is
Charles Johnson was hanged this morn
ing for the murder of John Walters.
Charles johnson and Caldwell were con-
fined ID the Waterloo jail charged with
horse stealing. On the day of the
crime. January 10, 1887, when the
guard. John Walters, went to the cell
and unlocked the door, johnson hit
him on the head with stove shaker
and fractured his skull. They then
made Dash for liberty, but Sheriff
Fully, who was armed, blocked the way
and they were driven back. Walters
died, and Caldwell was tried and sen-
fenced to Auburn for life. The trial of
johnson resulted il his execution to
daV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16
One Fact

Is worth column of rhetoric, said an
American Statesman. 1t is a fact,
established by the testimony of thou
sands of people, that Hoods Sarsap
arilla does cure scrofula. salt rheum
and other diseases or sfft ctions arising
from impure state or low condition Of
of the blood. 1t also overcomes that
tired feeling. creates good appetite,
and gives strength TO evary part OF the
system. Try it. ga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16
Mexican Matters.

CITY OF MEXICO via. Galveston, No.
vember 15.-It is stated ex-United
States Minister John w. Foster, who
left here yesterday, presented claims OF
the estate of Charles BuLtertield against
Mexico for war ma erial which amounts
to over 50 100000.
The Mexican National Railroad has
refused to receive Mexican National
Bank notes. which is causing consider
able trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16
PuddIers' Strike

PITgsBURG, November 15.-Five hun
dred pudoers at the American Iron
works struck this morning against the
cnange of working hours made neces-
sary by the scarcity of natural gas dur
ing the day time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-16
A Number OF Assignme ats.

RALEIGH, N. c., November 30
Blsckwell's Bank, at Durham, closed
lis doors to-day A number of business
houses are involved and made assign
ments.