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snEErsHEAD BAY, n. Y, Scpt. lb.-ThC
tall meeting Of the Coney Island Jockey
club closed here today. Tho meeting has mol
been great success financially. twill bc
memorable from the iact that The Futurity
WIS during its continuance. but tho mono.
tary receipts Of IL day were not ~ great
as those Of suburban day In the spring
Today was as perfect an autumn one ~ Is
generally seen. Tho track was Ia splcn.
did condition, aud tho attendance was
probably next 10 the largest Of the meet.
ing
The book makers alliance this afternoon
contributed 500 Ia the relief Of the suffer
cn by yellow fever nt Jacksonville.
First Race -Scvcn-cighths Of mile.
Starters Ariel, Raymond, Amnlgnm, Leila
May, Satisfaction, Lniitlc, Little Minnie.
st. Valentine, Mirmbcnu, Lucy II,
Orange Girl, llimalya, Pctulancc, Jack
Cocks, Tourmalinc, Ocean. lalittc won
in l27 80, Little Minnie second Mira.
beau third.
Second Race Mile and thfco.siNtconths.
Starters lolcx, Mollic McCafthy's Last,
Cadgc, Cunncmnm, kaloulah, Nusburg.
Volunteer. Brother ban, kcdlr Khan,
Fall, Gallus, Dan. IclcT won in 2u2,
Gosburg second, Molly McCarthy's Last
third.
Third Race Campaign stakes, Futuriy
counc, three quarters oi mile. Starters
Sluggurd formerly DaWdlo colt, Long
Dance, Once Again, Eric, philandcr.
Jenny Forest King, Madgc dly.
Eric won In 1910 80, Once Again second.
Maidstone third. Winner paid s1L1O
straight
Fourth Race Long Island stakes heats
Of mile and an eighth. Starters fircnzi.
Exile, WahOo, Dunboyno, Grisctte, Brown
Duke
fircnzi won the frsl heat In 100, Exile
second, Brown Duke third. FIpuzi won
the second heat IN 1860 80, Brown Duke
second Dunboyne third.
Fifth l,ncc=Two miles Starters Rupert,
Ernest, Pccwocp, Tcnbookcr Argo, Ofclcc.
Rupert won ia $3.50 80, Ernest second.
ArgO third.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Races ut Chicago and sheepshead Bay
Baseball Games.

Races mt Chicago and Sheepshead Bay
Baseball Games.
CucAGo, ILL.,, Sept, l5.-This was the
closing day of the autumn meeting of the
Washington Park club. The card en-
bracod six events, three of which wep
close and exciting. The track was fast
and the weather all that could be desired.
About 1000 people were in attendance,
and this being their last opportunity at
this park, they entered the betting ring
and gave the bookmakers all the business
they could attend 10.
First nce-Selling; purse 500, for all
ages; thrce-fourths OF mile. Starters
lthody Pringc, lIornpipc, Moonstonc,
Sercnadc and Birthday Rhody pringlo
won easily by two lengths, Birthday sec
ond, llornpipc third. rimo-l:l5l.
The next event was an extra race for
two year olds, five furlongs. Starters
Carricntcs, Cherry blossom, Mcckio IL,
Nincland, GENTLY, Rcdlght and Zoolito.
II was grand race down the home stretch
between Ioolito aud Redlight, the former
winning by head, Carricntos good
third, one length away. Timc-l02i.
Second Racc-purse 500, for all ages.
light welter weights; one milo. Starters
Beaconsfeld, J. II. Harris, Won Tromp,
Doubt aud Malaria. Won Tromp won
handily bp length, Doubt beating Bca-
consacld for the place by a head. Time
-l:I5.
Third Race-Thc Fairvicw: sweep.
stake for two year Odds with $500 added;
seven turlongs. Starters Lady Hemp.
bill, Longsidc, Laura Stone, blessing,
Rosebud, llavila II and llindoo Graft
Longside won easily by n length and a
half, llindoo Craft second, beating Lady
llcmphill but head for the place. Time
Leo.
Fourth Rlce--A handicap for three
year Odds aud upwarcs; mile. Starters.
Lizzie II, John DAILY, Dyer, Birthday,
Bonita and Elmira. Elmira won IN
driving finish by half a length, Dyer see
ond, the same distance in front Oi Birth
day, third nmc-l:l2l.
Fifth Race Consolation purse $3.50.
mile and furlung. Starters: Mirth, Arun.
del, Bonnie King, Comedy, Dousman.
Winona and Woodcrait. They were all
under the whip in the last quarter and
Woodcrait came through, winning 10y half
q lcnght from pOusman. Winona third.
Iime=l.bT,
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pie and put them on the Western K At
lanuc train and sent them through to At
lanta.
Today the inspector on the Memphis &
Charleston train from Memphis, put off
i've Decaturltes at Carpenter Station in
Alabama, one OF whom had chill. Later
l had a telegram from the general passen-
ger agent OF the Memphis & Charleston
railroad, asking II these people would be
allowed 10 pass through Chattanooga TO
Asheville, n. c. wired that they could
not enter this city. All trains have been
ordered to pass Decatur without stopping,
and no boats ply the river from there to
this city. Today put three inspectors
on the Nashville road and have instructed
them to stop all Decatur people. have
also placed two inspectors on the Mem
phis x Charleston railroad. Inspecting
the Nashville road gives me five more
trains, thus keeping me up at all hours of
the day and night. Men at the union
depot say that the travel from the south was
remarkably light this morning, and those
who came up last night were from south
OF Decatur and went north. A gentleman
who. was in Decatur yesterday says he
thinks the worst Of the scare is over"
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REPORTS OF INSPECTIONS.
what Quarantine Omcer- Are Doing
aud Learning.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NATyiLLg, Tenn, Sept DIR. Plum
kclt, president Of the State board Of
health, has received reports from all his
inspectors indicating a more quiet state Of
Affairs all along the southern borders. In.
spcctor Abernathy, at Pulaski, reports I'M
der date Of September II: "No refugees
from Florida up TO this hour A number
Of people left Decatur on the carly $3.50
train. They were principally northern
people and went through the state"
Inspector Lynch, at Chattanooga, writes
under date Of September a. last night
upon the arrival Of the Memphis Il
Charleston railroad train my inspector told
me that lac lad put of fifteen Decatur
people at Stevenson, Ala. Thinking that
those people would attempt 10 enter the city
via the Nashville, Chattanooga 4 81. Louis
railroad I Immediately sent a man to
Crayerns Station 10 intercept the train.
When the Nashville train entered the
depo, officers boarded each coach and
would let nobody out until ! inspected
th, train. Idisoovsred nI Decatur pco-
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THE ORIGINAL DIR. TANNER.
Ito IL Big OF oirth and in Fine Physi.
cal Condition.

Ho IL Big OF oirth and in n Fine Physi.
cal Condition.
CmCAGo, H., Sept l5.-Dr. II. s. Tan.
nor, who became famous about eight years
ago by fasting forty days In Clarendon hail,
New York city, arrived In Chicago ycslcr.
day from New Mexico. lie IL apparently
In perfect health, and his girih II such ~
TO suggest anything but abstinence from
food. About the last words from the doc.
tor, previous 10 his arrival here, was that
ho was In New Mexico, living upon q
purely vegetable diet. At present he cals
two meals a day in summer and one meal
a day in winter.
In an interview he said that lac had
been In Mexico for four ycars pursuing In.
ycstigations into the subject Of suspended
animation or counterfeit death. lie il
convinced that lafgr numbers Of people arr
annually buried alive all over The world,
and from his study oi various cases, and
the records Ol societies on the subject IN
Holland and elsewhere, he Is convinced
that, 10 subtle isthc principlcoi life that no
one can undertake 10 say that " h extinct
until decomposition the only sure sign
has set In. lie declares that the dead IN
this country are buried with indecent,
with criminal haste, aud that burals oI
persons who are not absolutely dead arr
murders. The doctor Is also pursuing an.
other branch Oi EcmisuspCnlrd ANNA
ton, viz Information. lie declares that
bears and other alternating animals ia
not use their lungs during tho alternating
season, and hc h convinced that man eau
hibernate lie rcfcrs 10 the long frances
oi the llindoo adopts, accomplished
through long seasons Of fasting, and de-
clarrd II 10 be- his belief that these trance.
are merely seasons oi Information. III,
doctor says be- il studying with n view {,
making some experiments IN this line, and
that thc time may come when he will per
init himself 30 be- scaled up IN an air ITCH
coffin aud laid away until such time as ht
shall designate Tor Il To be- opened.
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THE INronsANr IN TROUBLE.
The Arrest Of the Nan who sent the
InIse Report Ordered.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. ia special
from Birmingham, Ala, TO the Democrat
says; There has been considerable indig-
nrton here today on account OF a telegram
sent THE MEMPHIS APPEAL last night
which caused the authorities Of that city
TO quarantine against Birmingham.
President lladdcn, Of the Memphis Taxing
District, wired Mayor Lane today about
the rumor that there was fever here.
Mayor Lane. DIR. Dozier, president Of the
board of health, and other physicians at
once replied that there had not been a
suspicious case Of sickness In the city.
This afternoon Mayor Lane received
official notice from Memphis that
tie quarantine had been raised. The
special TO nrR MEMPHIS ArrEAI,
which Il seems caused the alarm,
was without foundation. There has not
been a case Of suspicious sickness in the
city, and not the least alarm is felt. Extra
quarantine regulations have been taken on
account OF the reported existence OF the
fever ut Decatur, but the health Of this
city was never better. Quarantine
officers have been placed on all
the public roads and railroads n
few miles out, and mounted po.
lice patrol the suburbs to keep out
tramps who may have been In Florida
In the police court this morning three
. prominent citizens were fined so each for
circulating false Tumors about the cx.
isienco Of fever. The chief Of police has
ordered the arrest Of the correspondent OF
TnE MEMPHIS ArrEAL.
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wha, caused the Rumor.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal.
BmmNGnAN, Ala, Sept l5.-Thero is
no yellow fever In Birmingham now nor
has there been a case. All reports TO the
contrary are the emanations Of the panic
stricken. II such rumor has been pro.
mulgatcd Il probably grew out Of the death
on Wednesday night Of brakeman named
McDougal, who had been In Dccatursomc
DAYS previous. Health Officer DoziCr and
Mayor Lane had the case thoroughly inycs.
tigalcd and found that McDougal died Of
malarial fever complicated with chills. lie
did not turn yellow after DEATH aud his
wife, who was sick, Il conyaloscing. There
Is not even suspicious symptom here 20
Gar
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festival the bocrse was virtually closed.
Ansntonational agreement regarding the
price OF rails has not yet been arranged.
Delegates from the German rail works
went 10 London but failed TO obtain any
definite result They will return and re-
sumo negotiations next week. The gov
ernmcnt has declined to subscribe to the
fund for the relief of Emin Boy. The
public has not subscribed as freely as was
expected.
The promoters of the German Colonial
company maintain that the bulk OF the
necessary funds has been obtained, but
this is doubtful. The indcp press
advises the company not to mix the rescue
OF Emin Boy with commercial projects il
1t hopes to succeed in its appeal to the
public.
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THE SITUATION AT DECATUR.
No New Cases and Claims That Spencer
Did Not Have It.

DECATUR, Ala, Sept l5.-The situation
is quiet, no suspicious cases in town. The
family of Spencer and all who cared for
him are quarantined, but well. All re-
ports to the contrary are false. Public
confidence is being gradually restored and
the belief that the case of Spencer was not
yellow fever is almost universal. Trains
do not stop, but the Louisville & Nash
vile road transfers at the junction across
the river, the Memphis & Charleston at
Belle Nina. Outgoing mails are being
fumigated. All physicians agree there is
but slight danger OF contagion, even DIR.
Cochran who insisted that Spenccr's was
a mild case Of yellow fever. A few stores
only are closed, but business is stagnated.
History will record the largest panic for
the smallest cause ever known,
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A Ta,sI uIII EspIosIon.

CLEVELAND, o., sept ia terrific cx-
p'osion occurred at the mill Of the Ma
tional Milling company, ON Mcrwin street,
early this morning. The min took fire
and was destroyed, cntuIling q loss oi
$4,000 ou which there Wus uu insurance
oi $1,000. There were eighteen in the
mill NJ the time oi the explosion ono
Four others, Joe Nanncl. William Straw,
seriously burned aud injured. Sixteen
men escaped without injury, Several
others are unaccountcd Tor, aud 10 Is
thought at least three Of them are dead in
tho ruins.
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d. MuSn. a., Sept IA supposed
man named Miller who, with his alleged
wife and child had lived near Sioux CITY.
H., several years, was convicted last MAY
81 hDro stealing aud sent a. Fort Mall.
son. In lhc hospital there II was discoy
cred That Miller WIS ia TACT woman, and
she was sent 10 the AnamUsa prison.
MillcrH rcpulod wife was hunted up, aud
the child supposed 10 be- hers was found a.
be- the child Of people named Noe. II was
taken from her and restored 10 ils parents.
The woman claims a. have married the
Miller woman Huppoging she WINS % man.
aud to have lived with her ~ wife ~ cover
up the Miller Womnu'B deception.
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IIn.rhnII Hnn,r.

At rittsburg pitlsburg I, New York o.
AZ Chicago Philadelphia I, Chicago 3.
A. Cleveland Cleveland q, Baltimore o..
AtsL Louis ST. Louis ., Cincinnati ..
At Philadelphia Athletics ?, Brook.
lynL
At Kansas City Kansas City I, Louis
yillc2.
81 Observation-Disclosures 2, Wash
ingon o.
AZ Detroit -Boston-Dolrolt game post.
pond. Rain.
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agreed and adjourned TO the street, sepa-
rated about thirty feet and then rushed ut
each other heads down, like mad bulls
Their heads came together with a crack like
brick striking board. That was what
Officer Kane thought it was, and he con-
cluded a fight was in progress aud came
running upon the scene just ms the men
came together the second time. lie ar
rested them and marched them to the
police station. Both heads were bruised
and bloody, and Cartwright experienced
a slight fracture of the skull,
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DIS MoMEs, H., Sept 10. Pitcher
Hutchinson. u the Dcs Moincs team has
been signed by Chicago. Arson, as well
as all the other manager, n the country,
has been after tho great Western league
aud Yale pitcher iOr months, and the
Chicago man las at length secured the
prize. II h said that be- has paid largo
sum for llutchinson's release. Tho new
man will join tie club In time 10 60 on
the last gfCat trip.
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INNOCENCE REWARDED.
Postal Clerk James Gordon IL Roinstatod
civil Service Examination.

Postal Clerk Jamos Gordon IL Roinstatod
civil Service Examination.
spor'Hl Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JAoEsoN, Miss, Sept. l5.-An official
telegram to the local railway mail service
at New Orleans from the general supcrin.
tcudcnt, W. l.. Bancroft, at Washington,
states that James Gordon, railway postal
clerk between Cairo aud New Orleans, 70
Gently suspended. had been rDiustaiCl.
Here. Whcry be- has been known since his
childhood, there. was not man, woman
ur child who for ono moment doubted his
Innocence, which has been triumphanily
sustained and established by ugid legal
investigation,
There was civil service examination
here today conducted by Commissioner
Cummings, assisted hy Deputy Postmaster
Wharton, wherein there were eleven Icf'
sons examined tor various branches ui the
service, including three ladies and two
C1lUrpd men.
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warden uc,Is.gb..y He.Ie...

JouEr, Ill.,, Sept. l5.-The board Of pcni-
tertiary commissioners met here aud rc.
ceiycd Warden McClaughrcy's formal fcs.
ignaiion last evening. They adopted u
resolution accepting, with reluctance. III,
resignation, "a take effect December |. cu.
losilIng the work performed 10y the Narlcu
during the lsst fourteen yenn. aud pX.
messing their sense OF the iuss Of ilH State
In the refinement oi Warden McClangh.
rev. That gentleman Is Ia take charge OF
a pgual institution ia ignnsylyania.
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Innri.nnrhInnNnnI.

pmApEtrmA, Pa, Sept l5.--Joscph
v Cannon, the young man who was yes
trrdny afternoon imprisoned In u vault in
fine unfinished building Of the Keystone
National bank. Va consequence Of n friend
pu,lully pushing the spring latch door
sIM while Cannon was inside, was libcr-
ated 40 o'clock this morning, after having
been prisoner iur fifteen houp. lie 10
comfortable, oul nas badly iigh,eneI
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The Red ,ros. Nurses.

WAsmSGroS. Sept. ia telegram
was received today from jacksonville by
Miss Clara Barton. Following is an cx.
tract. ! find the relief organization here TO
DO earnest, warm-hearled workers, but
needing system in their work. ! have
been requested TO address myself TO this
and meet the committee tomorrow, and
the work will be a short one. Express
me arm badges for nurses as soon "a pos
siblc. Your associate societies can help
largely by sending clothing. shoes and
blankets. The fever has about destroyed
all business, and there is and will be much
distress. Don't allow unacclimatcd per-
sons 10 come. McClcnny is well In hand.
our nurses there have acted with prompt
ncss aud good Judgment Two cases aud
one death there since yesterday. About
thirty sick on hand. Sent out doctor with
car OF supplies, medicine and blankets this
afternoon. i. X. SoUrHulYD,
American Red Cross.
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Inc nnII.rh Murder ,n.n.

SHOALS, Ind, Sept. l5.-1he Ballard
murder casc WIS given 10 lhc jury
"Wednesday night after a long address by
Judge lI.Iwn, They remained uH. ly
twyHIF..uur bouus aui y,NvlNN .i moon
uui.ul verdict ul not .... tuvv
va % gupi deal ~ pu,it,,H ..iH.Ht 10
iip ,.r bat II IL not behaved De- pUr.
m,alrI the jury. The four uru a,. .sed
Wyty released Vt oneo.
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AT BROwNsyILLE, TENN.
Any violation Of the Quarantine will Bs
Resisted nj the Hay onet's Point.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Sept l5.--The
yellow fever having appeared at Decatur,
Ala, and various points in Florida, Prcsi-
dent II. c. Nolen, Of the Taxing districtoi
this place, issued a proclamation today or
dering a strict quarantine against Decatur
and Jacksonville, and no persons, baggage
or goods from said points will be allowed
TO enter Brownsville, and any attempt TO
do so will be resisted even at the point Of
the bayonct.
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and quarantine precautions as near perfect
MS such precautions ever get to be.
Gro. $. BRowN,
Company Surgeon.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Sept 10, 1883.
Jake stomberg and Charles DanhCisor
There is absolutely no truth in yellow
fever reports from here.
II. RoJAN & Co,
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AnAppcaI 90 the president.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. I'D. II. Elliott,
Florida representative Of II. d. Plant, was
here today TO sec Gov. Gordon and get
him to join the Governors Of other south.
ern States in an appeal 10 President
Cleveland TO send native troops Ia Florida
and establish a government quarantine.
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Gcn. N,LIn. AZ Nashville.

Special usIaf.H l1 The Apps,l
NASHVILLE, Tenn, sept 70. Tho Hon.
!. -. G.. Atkins spoke 10 q crowd Of about
3D0 on tho public square hoc today. Ito
discussed national political issues.
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A CONTEST WITH PArEs.
Tho Novel way In which Two Gam
blnrn FiRht q puel.

ST. louis, Mo, Sept IA special from
Kansas City gives details Of novel duel
In that city Daniel Cartwright, propIlc-
tor Of the Grandy block hotel, aud James
Donahue, a horse trader, quarrclcd over a
game Of cards Ut the hotel lasi night, and
were about TO tight, Nhcu other horse
traders IN the room suggested that they
engage ia q lead bu,ling Col,vsL They
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A TnRlLLlNa AccIDENr.
A bridge Gives Way with Sian and
Horse.

Special Dispatch 10 ihc Appeal
Currrnuir. Miss, sept l'-While
Walker laupham WIS riding over the
lrdgcacfus Turkey creek, five miles north
ui town. % suddenly gave way Ind carry
ius horse and rider with 10, .,l With
crash into the water below, strange 90
say both man aud horse soon rose TO the
4urflrr and swan ashore. with only a few
bruises. from which they will recover
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Hon Chnunccy v Black, President vtra
My Dear Sir Tho papers which You
kindly sent for my pcru,al touching tho
SCOPE, method aud purposes Of the associ-
alton OF Democratic clubs, have strength
cuod my hchci Ia tho extreme
/ have been thus associated Tho
struggle upon which We have entered Is in
behalf Of the pcpplc=thc plain people of
the lnnd-and they must be- reached. We
do not proceed upon the theory that they
are tD ho led by others who may or may
not be Ia symplty with their interests
We have undertaken to teach the voters
~ free, independent citizens intelligent
enough a. see their rights Interested
enough 90 insist upon being treated Justly
nul patriotic enough 10 desire their COun.
try's welfare, Thus, this campaign h ono
oi information aud organization. Every
Clllyn should be- regarded as a thoughtful,
responsible voter aud hc should be fur
uishyd the means Of examining the ~
sues involved la the pending canvass
Tor himself | ana convinced that
~ agency is 80 effective to this end n tho
clubs which have hppn formed boz all parts
IT the country mud making their influences
felt Ia every uoighblrhDol. liy sys-
tomatic effort they make thcobiccti Of tho
Democratic party understood by tho
fair auI calm discussion ut the Democratic
position Inc this contest and among tho.o
with whom their members daily come ia
contact; aud by preventing a neglect Of
the duty ui suffrage ON election day these
clubs will become. In my opinion. the
most important fundamentally yet de-
yisri Tor promoting the success Of our
party. luum very truly,
GUuyrR CiryrLAvp.
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NORWOOD WILL CONTEST.
Tho Finding Of tho Pulaski County Re-
turning Board.

turning board
Special Dispatch io Tho Appshl
Linus Rock, Ark, Sept 10. Three oi
the defeated Union labor candidate, to-day
served notice that they would un Monday
enter suit IN contest the legality II the
finding NJ the Pulaski county returning
board The remainder oi the ticket have
decided 90 lot matters rest whore they are,
knowing but little good will ever result
from un election suunbhlc