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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20
THE FAR EAST.

"A Vancouver special says the steam
Snip Parthla has arrived with japanese adj
wees 10 March 2G. A fire at Fakaguwa on
March Is destroyed forty-fivc houses. Two
earthquakes We're felt at Toxic on the 10TH
but no damage was DONE On March Is the
steamer Hayakkan Maru was burned in the
inland sea OF Herimanada. Out of the
sixty seven passengers sixteen lost their
lives The captain and several tiremen
were severely injured, The chief Judge of
the Neohoka court was among the lost.
There were 2,4O packages of cargo de-
stroyed. The hulk Of the burned vessel
was towcd to Osaka. A fire at Sappore on
March Is, destroyed $50 houses The small
poX has almost disappeared from Hong
Kong, and fears Of AN epidemic are over.
Sixteen houses were burned at Ikeshimura
Nakagory, and $50 nt Kushiwasaki Bosuc
on the Doth Of March.
Berlin advices state that the emperor
has handed 10000 marks from the priyy
purse to the relief committee to be used for
the relief of The German flood sufferers.
The emperor has donated $4,000 marks to
the sufferers by Foods, in addition to the
same he previously gave.
An amnesty decree for Alsnee Lorraine.
duplicate of the amnesty proclamation.
was recently issued in Prussia, and also
announces the pardon of persons sentenced
Tor uttering seditious cries. displaying sedi-
tous emblems. or infringing on the French
press laws still in force
"A Tangier special says All agreement
has been signed by the Moorish minister of
foreign affairs and Mr.. Lewis, American
consul. referring the dispute between the
United States and Morocco to arbitration.
Prince Alexander. of Battenburg, has
gone to Charlottenburg where his betrothal
10 Princess Victoria takes place early in
June. Prince Bismarck has Withdrawn his
resignation solely from the consideration
that Germany under the domination Of EN-.
press Victoria would lead to speedy
breakup OF Germany unity. Nothing since
the accession of Emperor Frederick has
occurred that has 50 strongly animated the
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20
HORSE THIEVES LyRcy,
A Deputy Marshal's Posse Has y.
Battle with Outlaws i, n,
Mans Land.
Kansas vigilantes Pursue tho II,
adecs in Force and Han, y
Four Of Them.
!oklahoma (1nd. Ter specis,

iOklahomn und. Ter.) Special,
A courier from Shawneetown, fou.
from here, in No Mans Land
North Fork Of the Canadian. hG %
report of terrible battle between ~ ~
and posse of the United States v ve'
which was followed by an UPRISING ,. u.
farmers on the border of Kanssssa
melted ont summary justice to for, !,
thieves and have the rest of the ha,sa
sieged in the hills.
Three co!orcd horse.thieves a.,
bunch of horses from Long Tom . ' 81
nee Indian. When the theft was n
cred, Deputy United States N I
with party of Sac and Fox Indian ' ~;
gave pursuit and came up with The y.
thieves, who at once opened fire unna
officers with Winchesters, unhorsiprvaa
policeman at the first round. ~
pitched battle then followed, in wh;aI
of the negroes were killed. and one W.,
man MORALLY wounded, dying soon y,
The Marshal was also badly WON
The horses were recovered.
When this affair became known
of fifty ranchmen started for The h.
of the outlaws. They had hardly cns]
the line before they were met by a N
of the thieves and succeeded in can,ns
four of them. They were immed,a
strung up to the nearest tree. Tho
mainder OF the band were then so ii
pressed by the avengers that they n
compelled to run to earth in a lno1
where they we're held at bay wher
courier left. 1t was the intention n
farmers to compel them to surrends,
starving them out. There are thouclI
be six in the dugout, and when cap;1
they will undoubtedly be hanged.
Toincrease the excitement there are \
ing into the Territory quite a numtt]
Oklahoma boomers who firmly believe
this portion of the Territory will soO]
open for settleme mt. and the soldiers
kept continually escorting them back,o|
State line. There is now being prepJ
a military map of the Territory to be \
by tie commanding officers in their SD
ing in search of the boomers as vel
fugitives from justice. Further actions
developments are anxious y awaited.
Woodward ind. Ter.l special,
A large band Of horse-thieves have al
made their headquarters in the Lei
strip generally known as mo Mans Id
and have been making frequent raids
the border towns of Southern Kar|
driving off both the cattle and the I'D
of the farmers. This has so incensed
farmers that they have organized Il,
selves into vigilance committees. a|
mined to rid themselves of this i
About twenty five men from the viriuhhj
Coldwater, Kansas, overlook one Of
band named Gill about fifteen miles d
this point and shot him. Gill had in
possession at the time he was capturel
horses belonging to the members Of
vigilance party. Armed parties are 1
tinual!y passing and repassing this n
on the lookout for horse thieves, slj
any are caught they will enforce the d
penalty without trial.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20
THE SMELL MURDER.
The Chicago Police Think Tasce,
Safe in China or Aus.
tralia.
iChicauO special.l

Sergeant Charles E. Aldrich. of The !
detective department, has returned flol|
six weeks chase after the elusive Will
b. Tascott. who in February last mudtI
millionaire Smell. Detective Haints
went with Aldrich, is also on his wayt
Both men return under orders, and vi
Haines shall have added his report to 4
which Aldrich gave Inspe ctor Bontield!j
terday, the police department will b
dropped the case. There are other
officers working on it now, and Insped
Bontield, who has had charge Of the Ct,
is satisfied that it is useless to try furhI
unless fortunate accident turns up u
new clew. Aldrich has travelled Overt
miles during the six weeks, and cls1
down everything tangible.
"Whele do you think Tascott is re1
was asked Of Sergt. Aldrich.
The most probable theory is that
went direct from st. Paul to Vancou
and then by steamer TO China or AustrsAl
He was in st. Paul, them" i,
Not a shadow of a doubt about u
But there the trail ends. Haines and | I
plenty OF steers to work on. but they de|
OpCu Ao0oAASs OOu oo0 ~" h">
could have remained in the Northwest
not been caught, for the whole country
alive over it and looking out for him
the $4,000. He's out of the countl5
believe"
How far West did you go2' ;,
"Clear to the coast. We went carea
over both the Canadian Pacific and
Northern Pacific. I WASH Portland, V
couver, and Tacoma, and many o'1
places along the coast. So was Hat'
The greater part of the time we trs'a1
separately.
1--WE are practically no further alel]
said Lieut.. Henshaw. "than when the sea-
began. There is hardly clew as to WI
point Of the compass is the proper d'1
ton to look"
A. J. Stone, SON. in Jaw of the ~
dered man, says he has organized a PRIV
detective agency OF his own, and Will y
tinue the hunt for Tascott until be Y
ceeds in arresting him, if it takes t'sY
years.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

Prussian conservatives against the en-
press as the marriage in question. All OF
the radical newspapers treat the Batten-
burg question with disdain. us of no conse-
qucnce to the German policy. and ignore
tho fact that Battenhurg is only one chord
in the general discord struck by the party
of tho empress.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

JUDGE LAcoMB, in the United ~ \
Circuit Court at New York, decided =,
George Benson, who swindled the nsi
cans out of $4,000 on bogus ticke's /
Patti concerts, must be surrendered 'ou
Me xican authorities. A. stay was el I.,,
pending an appeal to the United oD'
Supreme Court.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

HEAVY rains Tuesday all over llls III,
will prove very beneficial to spring talp1
operations, says the Chicago Times.
rain stopped seeding for day or two
will settle the ground, start pastures -
greatly revive winter wheat. The plosY
for the winter wheat crop in lllin"'
very good.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

clan says he cures ninety-nlne out of everv
hundred cases of scarlet fever. bv piviny
the patient warm lemonade with cnm.
arabic dissolved in it. A cloth wrune ont
in hot water and laid upon the stomach
should be removed as rapidly as it becomes
COOL
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

CoL1c.-For the violent internal agony
termed collie, take teaspoonful of salt in
pint OF water, drink and 20 to bed. II ;s
one of the speediest remedies known t.
Will revive person who seems almost dead
from heavy fall. 0o"o
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

W1FE-A box came to-day, JONI JON . :
dressed to you. Husband--Dlau Il
open it? Wife-No. Husband-,,Msss,
!! wish you had. It may be one OF ~
dlnged Internal machines. -Epoe"'
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

SOME patriotic American ladies .;a y,
ORIGINATED the patriotic idea Of crsa..ys
fund with which to present to fraNS
statue OF George Washington.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

In Union County, South Carolina, u
OF II and boy of quarreled, ap II
boy plunged the blade of his pocIke''A'
into her heart, killing her instantly
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

lNsoMN1A.-If troubled with wakefn,-
ness on retiring to bed, eat three or fon-
small onions; they will act as a gentle and
soothing narcotic. Onions are also eyc.l
lent TO eat when one is much exposed 70
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

to the public health lies wholly with the
legislature and not with the Judiciary de-
partment.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-04-20

CAMP are now covered with
Plush and bordered with tiny tassels Of
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

JAcEsoS, Miss, March 2.-The follow.
ing House bills passed; To remove an OBJ
struction over the Bigbec river caused by a
railroad bridge.
To regulate the assessment Of the lien
Of the lessee Of lands.
To incorporate the town Of Plymouth,
Senate amendments concurod In.
To amend paragraph 1869, chapter IS,
code Of 1880, In relation 10 injuries 10 per
sons and property.
To amend sections eas5, eas6, 2oSs Of
the code "a refers 10 carrying concealed
weapons.
To secure the faithful performance Of
their duties by the clerks Of tho board Of
supervisors.
scnaie bill toabolsh the oilioe Of swamp
land commissioner.
House bill 10 amend Section $50 code Of
1850, in relation TO pcddling by Conieder'
ate soldiers.
Numerous bills were indefinitely post
poned. among them several acts aInenda
tory 10 the code.
Adjourned.
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AN INTERNATIONAL QUESTION.
European Powers Dumping Insane Pau
pers into the United States.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 2-An in,erna-
tiona question has been vigorously stirred
up by County Judge Prcndergast. From
the number OF insane pauper subjects OF
European powers, who have come before
him while holding the court Of insane in
quiry, the judge has long been OF the
opinion that the foreign governments are
simply dumping their undesirable inhabit-
ants into the United States Yesterday
he decided as the best means OF forcing
the suject TO Legislative attention 10 order
two Canadian lunatic paupers sent to the
British consul, one German to the German
consul and Hungarian 10 the Austrian
consul. Before they were sent an officer
OF the court was dispatched 10 the consuls
with a note from the judge explaining that
as the pnupeN had been allowed to come
here insane 10 be burden on Cook
county the consuls ought 10 take charge OF
and reship them. Baron Won Nordcn-
ilycht, the German consul, nj once replied
warmly that MS he received orders only
from Germany, he begged TO state that
III any attempt Is made 10 carry out the
order Of the county court by leaving Vic
toria Riedl at my Office, without my con.
sent, shall invoke the aid OF the federal
courts" Tho other consuls sent similar
curt replies, and thus the matter stands.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

OF Washington; A. II. Soden and w. II.
Conant, OF Boston; John ID. Day, OF New
York; A. s. Spalding, Of Chicago; A. j.
Reach and ]. ]. Rogers, Of Philadelphia,
and J. Il. O'Neill, OF Pittsburg, were pres
emit. The report Of the schedule commit
tee recommended an amendment to the
constitution, providing for lao instead OF
1876 games as at present, making the series
eighteen instead Of sixteen. A canvass
showed that Chicago was the only club
opposed to the proposed change. IL is
also proposed 10 begin tho season two days
earlier than last year and 70 conclude it
on the same date as in 1887, ON October.
II Is not probable that either New York or
Boston will play by the schedule on their
home grounds until May. Delegates OF
the American association will meet in
Brooklyn noxt Monday, the arbitration
committee will meet at the Fifth Avenue
hotel tomorrow morning. Meetings OF the
joint rules committee OF the Players Broth
erhood and the National Scorers associa-
ton win be held in conjunction with the
league committee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
I.,r,ry ,.ea mr. sto. 900.

CHoAoo, ILL.,, March 2.-Managcr ]. ii.
Mcvickor has sued Mrs. Iangtry for slo,-
900 damages for non-fulhllment OF con-
tract In oanceling the remainder Of her
engagement In this citv. Mra. Lang,ry'a
attorneys say she was compelled 10 do 10
on account Of illness. Her manager, Mr..
Keogh, says Mr.. Mcvickcr holds the en-.
tirr receipts Of the nights when perform.
anccs we're given, refusing 10 pay Mrs.
1angtry her sharo as per contract, and
that he viii have good time getting any
thing more"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
HEALTH n WEALTH - Dr. Beaarezards
Tonic and Nsrsfne. the ereat
French specific.

NERVOUS DFBILlTl In all is stages. inenth
IN and ph,slrai dcprcsslOn. Fpcrmatoffhca, ny
pochondrla strrilty. ncurnlsia. hyrfcrls infapacV
ior Htiidy or business paralysis Impotence cpileg
NJ los 81 memory, sofiening OF the baiu. and ~
dlscs~s OF the nervous system may b. fadictiit
cured IN either sex BY the nse 81 this unekcellvi
preparation. II IA matter II supreme imfofanos
L. ti1c appropriafr treatment iDf the cufn 81 The
los III nerve power and DR. hcapfcrAris Tonic
and Nersinc, aitcr many yctu trial In EUROPA, has
urovrd lninllblc n taken ns0rdlEg 70 dlftstlvn<
eno months treatment. VIII curc recent o4srk
rrIcc 81 90 box. or Xix l,oxcs Tor e5.vo| s~at
by mail prepaid on rrcviptoi prize. We gaarsnies
srlyed by W. Cor slx i,oxcs We viii scuf our wrisrn
es,snuutec 10 rctum the mooney II trcatmunf dos
moi effect care A. Lstkert X Co. Drlrrilis. sole
agent. Cor United siaic. ~ aud 10 Main stfcck
Nemphls TcnA r.I
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The New Cemp~c-- n, Helena


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
IlELESA, Ark, March books were
opened today for receiving subscriptionsfor
stock In the Planters Compress and Storage
company. The capital stock Is TO be SO, 600,
Of which si0,s50 has been taken. The
balance will be taken by the end OF the
week. Mr.. d. II. Crcblcs, former owner
Of tho Planters Gin and Compress. of
which TIM company In virtually rcorgan-
iEaiion, IL president This reorganization
was brought about 10 strengthen the con-
corn and increase liz facilities for storing
and COMPRISING cotton, in order 10 morc
successfully compete with the new com.
press company that was organized here
yesterday BY Helena capitalists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
HEALTH is WEALTH

pa X q wru's NtfvH AID nnAIr TsHArsrsr,
a ruarsu tred specific tpr HJsteria Dizziness, Con.
Vulsions flts fertons Neuralgia. Headache, Ncrv.
ons prgnlrniou caused BY Tie ne Of alcohol or To-
hacco wakefulncss, honlAl Depression, soiienine
Inlssry decay and dcaih Premature Old Age. nar.
rrnness los IL poset IN either ser. involuntary
lslasfs and HpcfmstHthca caused BY otcrekcItion
IL the brain. rliahnse 90 oecr-indulfrncc. zach
box contains one months treatment 500 bon.
orslK boxes Cor 800 rnt b. mall prepaid on 70
ccipt Of price
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case with each order rucelyed by "a.
t,f Al 4 hoxss soro1 pafcd with thoo We will send
The purchaser our wfitirn guarantee 20 rCfund the
money n tho trvatmeui dos hot effect q cure.
lusrantoes issued only by John &. West a Co,
nowdY Co. DrEi-e. sole Agents. Main street.
Memphi. Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
LOUISVILLE KILLING.
D. 7. o.vidsn Shoots and Kills .. III.
Lawrence, OF That City.

LouBvILLE, KY, March 2.--B. T. Civil
den, In charge OF sales for John Shrnder, a
Portland furniture manufacturer, at
o'clock p. IN. today shot Il. II. Lawrence.
part proprietor Of the cntcrprising vinegar
works, and Lawrence died half an hour
later. Giyiden surrendered himself.
Lawrence had for some time been trying
10 collect small disputed bill from Giyi-
den and bad feeling had arisen. This
morning Givden gave Lawrence n check
for the amount, but the bank refused TO
pay. Lawrence returned 10 Giyidcn's
office and in the quarrel which followed
Giyiden claims Lawrence tried 20 strike
him and then drew pistol. Giyiden
gnspplcd Lawrence, and securing the
weapon fired, the ball entering just back
Of the ear. The only witnesses were two
lady stcnographers In Gividcn's employ
and they will say nothing until the inquest
probably Monday.
Lawrence Is connected with some Of the
most noted horse racing families in Ken
lucky. Ills father, b. III. Lawrence, was
In his day prominent turfman. lie was
killed in 1854 by Ben Johnson, Of lcxing-
ton, ia a turf quarrel nj the Gait house.
Ills mother married James Churchill, one
OF the founders Of the Louisville Jockey
club, and owner Of tho land ON which the
track IL located. She left him few years
ago sl25, 900. nearly all Of which lac had
spent Ia racing circles.
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s. G. TOOF & co.
Are Constantly Increasing Their Faeills
ties, and will Fill Orders for
PRINTING.
LITHOGRAPHING,
BLANK BOOKS
A. Lew as Any House In America
~
Wedding Cards.
Party Invitations.
IN NEW DESIGNS.
CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE

No sisi, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby county:
State OF Tennessee. Tor Ia own use etc. VI Alfred
By virtue Of an in,erlocu,ory decree for slc, en-
tered In the above cause the 18th day OF Decembe&
1851. ~ b. 60 page 2ci. Twill sell AZ public auction
Masters i,s ONCE, Courthouse Of shelby county.
Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, March II, 1855,
within legal houS. the following described prop
eriy situated In shelby county, Tenn, towit:
Lot 9. block 4. south side Of broadway. Sxi0
feet
Lot l. block 4, south side Of Broadway. 2sxiisx
Fast part Of lots 10 and II. In block o. NV corner
of 81. Paul and Goslee streets, 65xI46 feet
Lots 80 20 and a. block I, fronting Y feet on the
east side OF Water street Teuth Ward
Lot ~ block l. aix7i loot east sids Water sifsss
10, q, block 1. east side Of Water street. six71
West half Of lot 1854, block a. overion addition.
eOxi5O feet south side OF Webster street
The east part Of the south y OF lot &c, block "A
y. W. smiths subdivision. 6xG feet west side OF
Lot "A, block !. north side Of Broadway, soxias
lot ls, block 5, east side Of Washington street
iot * block ID h. p. Stewards subdivision. ok
100 feet. on the north side OF Stewart avenue
10. 9, block !, west side OF second street. Tenth
Lot IS block 10. cas-, side Of Second street Tenth
Part Of block n. east side Of Main street, ssxio
iect-ii0 feet north Of Broadway
part Of block ~, east side of Main street, looxio
icct-aO feet north OF broadway.
Lot Is block I, A. Mrighfs subdivision. DxiS
feet east side Of Dayie avenue.
Lot Ia block IS north side OF broadway. si5xiN
lot a. Tate subdivision Of blocks - aud 81. DOE
80 feet on the north side Of Georgia street
lot 81, block Is, cast side Of Third street Tenth
va" F"st Z oi Iot 70. block y. Y. W. Smith subdvi
sion. i0xlio feet, Nwoorner OF Georgia and Orleans
Loi 30. block II west side Of Georgia street. s's
Lot 10. block = ives, side Of Front street. Tenth
Ward, 26xi22,k feet
Lot G. block a sw corner Of Orleans and Georgia
10, 80. oycrton addition. spxiejx feet on the
north sidc Of Webster strcci, Tenth Ward.
Lot IS, oycrion addition, oOxi7O feet south sids
west Y oi lot 6, y. W. Smith subdivision. soxin
feet north side Of 81. Paul street
Lot sds. block u. ovcfton addition, T2xieo' feet
Lott Is and %. block /. eas, side Of Water street
LOT block s. south side Of Alabama street, z'r
lots. Tate subdivision SKIS feet. eat side Of
Esst hall Of 10, as ovcrion addition. s6xi5O icct
| north side ui Georgia street
Lot n, John Browns subdivision, soxl5o ret
| northeast corner Of iAllose and Georgia stryctA
| Terms Of Saie-0n n credit Of six months note
talned; redemption haired This February "a, is,&
| r. l. MCDOWELL. Clerk and Master
| DvJ NJ Bradicy Deputy Clerk and Master.
FH&C W. Hclskcii Collectors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

ky wrsr, Fla, March "A dispatch
from Baracos, eighty miles from Havana,
states that q mother murdered her four
children In cold blood. She chopped Oh
the heads Of two Of them with Ratchet,
and the other two she held la tub Of
water until drowned and then cut them
up. She said, when arrested and taken
TO Jail, that the devil tempted her TO do
the crime.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
Or. d. S. JOH N MS
PRIVATE
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
No ~ Io0araop atroet.
Bet Main and Front, MEMPHIS TENN
fFsiabllshed IN iso
No. II Jenereon Street.

Ret. Main and Front MEMPHIS TENN
Established IN issol
nm. JOHNSON l. Acknowledged by all particsln-
III terrutcd a. BY fM the mot succcrsinl physl'
clan IN tho treatment Of private or sccrct dheat
Quick permanent CURES Ruarlutcc1 In every case
taaie az female. Recent Gases oi Gunorriea anl
Svnhiils cured In few days without the Ne Of
mercury change 0f dict or hlndninoe irlm bust
oa,ed without The usc Of mcrnry. involuntary
los Of semen stopped In a short time. sufferers
from lmpoiency OF lus Of sexual powers rcstordt 70
five viKnr In lew weeks Victims OF sellaons
ami loss OF physical and mcntal power speedily
and permanently cured Particular attention paid
" the Diseases of Women, and cnrN Enamntest
or the knlia. All consultations strictly conhdcnf
tini Medicines sent By express 70 all paris oil ths
country.
ag~Worklngmen curri NJ half fic usual ratcs
OfIicr houn IRON 3 o'clock am 70 eoclOck =. IN
ID. n JOHNSON. ND
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
x.,.r.,,..,,on Of Comedians.

CnIcAoo. III, March 2-Tho efforts Of
the Bntish.Amcrican association toward
naiuralizing Canadians and English real.
dents continues with undated yigor.
last evening about 100 went 10 Judge
Horizons court and took out first papers.
Twcn,y-onc were granted second papers,
enabling them 10 vote.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
DE-. nsri,, o.mrll....s.a.

special Dtpaich 70 The Appe.L
NAsuviIdlF, Tenn, March 2.-The Rev
NJ. d. Dewitt, DID,, pastor Of The
East Nashville Cumberland Prcsbyteriar
church, has received n letter from th'
trustees Of lincoln county university. 10
Gated In lincoln. ILL.,, asking him 10 no
cept the position Of president OF that In
gtitution.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

Nav yoRx, March 2.-The spring meet
Ing Of delegates from the National Base.
ball league Is being held ai the Fifth Ave.
nee bosel today. The morning session
~ secret N. +. Young. Of Detroit. pre-
sided; and John T. Bruch and J. II. Mar
Tin, Of Indianapolis; Charles II. Smith and
George n. Vail. Of Detroit; W. 7. Hewitt