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En,rIe. Tor Teda,,. Ner orIenn. Rnce.

NEw ORLEANS, La, Jan. lS.-Following
arc the entries for tomorow's races
First Raoc-sclling; five fuNongs. Fan.
chon, i06; Gray Fox. 90, Paganini, 50;
lantho, 80; Jennie S, So Sam Wharton, %.
Second Raco-Sclling; six furlOnes. jim
Nave, 90; Trouble. 1903: Evangclino, lO7;
Forest King, 100; Mike Whiting, l03;
Avery, l02; Pritchctt, liz; Wanderoo, 100;
Trance. l0l; Claude Brannon. 10; Handy
Andy, ITO.
Third Racc-sclling. seven furlonga
0Fcllus, 40; Little Sullivan. lOi; Ken
siugion. III, Jim Nave, l0i, Black Knight,
~; Duhme, ll5; Gen. Price, lOl.
Fourth Handicap; seven aud one
half furiongs Jennie Mcfarland, IlG;
l,eman, ll6; Phil lewis, 100, LEILA May,
"; Prohus. IS; Coincide, 90. Priichcit, 80;
Jim Williams, 81, Wandcroo. Is.
The weather tonight Is clear and cold.
The track Is in fair condition.
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A Dead Failure.

lf0m ihe birmingham Iltnld
Mr.. Phclan's proposed constitutional
amendment Is meeting with general dis
favor The friends Of tho Blair bill think
II IA Of no aid. but rather an impeachment
10 the passage Of that measure. and the OPP
poncnis oi the Blair bill are all the more
opposed 20 tho amendment.
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THE WEEKLY AppEAL.

The WEEKLY APPEAL is a oompend-
hm Of ihc neis Of S,cn daily APPEALS. rs
agricultural department is prepared wih great
care. Hcontoins complete mdrkd reports. The
,cur 1883 wiH be fuu Of important political
ucnis and he WEEKLY APPEAL wiA hep
10 rcadrs fully informed Of them.
The price OF he HEEKL y APPEAL Is
only 81 q wdr. Hhas no superior.
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Marriage Mt Jackson. Miss.

special nl.pairh Ia the Appeal
JAcEsoS, Miss. Jan. Is Mr.. u. Shot
well, Of Kinds county. aud Miss l,ja
George, Of Canton. daughter of samuel n.
Gconc, were married this evening at the
residence OF Mrs Dr. Moore. in this city,
10y the Rcy. j.. 4. Martin, rector Of the
parish vt Canton. They leave Ia the
morning for a trip TO Nachcz.
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H,aIn... Ivnersnro.

Trnh the Ncw Nufk Evening iost
II the author Of 'the Paris mc~agc."
who supposcs that people pay In gold anl
silver Tor inrign rools, had consulted
lcnjamin Imnkliu's examination bciurn
n committee Of the House oi Commons in
1868, touching tho stamp act, he would
have found ycfy NEAT exposition Of the
way In which accounts arr settled In inter.
national trade. and perhaps have been
saved from icllingthat story OF hisabout the
effect of the iafin of 1870 on our supply
Of spccic. Franklin had informed the
committee that Pcnnsylyania imported
annually from Grca, britain about fjO0. 900
worth Of goo,ls aud only exported 10 Gncat
britain about ci0,Ooo worth Of the produce
oi the province.
elbow, them" he was asked. do you
pay the balanccr
knswrf-The balance 4 tsii ny our produce car
ris,i ~ thc Net irdi~ snl .ll on out ovu iItnas
uf 20 the lfuuch, rTafish ianrs aud Dutch 10
The saline puiufr cifflcd o. other onionlos In Nafth
uctlca. - ~ New kiplani No,a SOFIA. Ncw.
rri a. dlilsrsni paris 81 inpii,r a. staln rrnrsl
aud Italy IN al such rnoss W rrrrl,r cithcr
money. bllls Of exchange ~ rummuiliips that sult
Coz rrnltancc 90 lhliain which. ioguthof with ~
The pnials In tho indtlsiy 81 our mcnihant. aud
Inaflncrs alisinK IN tho, cIrrnlious vuynrOs ard
She ifVlshls made by ihcf shipL ccnlrf nnaliy la
nliiain to dlscharc Ihs lalsnc, and lay Zoe brit.
III manufactures eenlhuallt used tn the pfutlncUs
of sid 10 Foreigners BY oui ifaiicn.
There could hardly be- a clcart lesson In
the working ~ ion,ign exchange. II WIS
given by an American 10 ycan ago, and
vet the Republican candidate for the Prs.
idcncy, although nearly % years old, has
not yet masicrd u.
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Tho WIN. ne,Ien sn-,aInca.

CmcAoo, H.. Jan. is.-Thc sensational
divorce case Of Caroline Louise Carter
against her husband Leslie Carter was
again In court today. The court sustained
the wiio's motion 10 dismiss the husbands
appeal from the decision which gave tho
custody OF their child 10 each on alternate
p.nntha
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LoRD SALISBURY has pledged himself to
carry through Parliament the county gov
eminent bill proposed by the Liberal
Unionisis, without whose aid he could not
hold office n day. This will prove n death
blow to the old county family business
and will give the control Of county Affairs
10 the pcoplc In something after the manner
oi county governments in this country.
The old Tories, a. thcy think Of II, grow
very nd In the face, but they have had TO
eat lot Of crow without condiments
within the pas, twenty years and will
have 10 eat deal more; 10. while they
make very wry faces, they will take the
county government hill because Il will
satisfy the Liberal unonisi-. and thereby
perhaps keep Mr.. Gladstone, whom they
hate ~ cordially. out Of power.
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Ihe nen. CInrL I.rrl. fer Conrrr-..

special Dispatch 20 the APPEAL.
Macon, Miss. Jan. is.--The Hon. Clark
LOWS received the Democratic nomina.
ton Of this county rs Ia candidate Tor Con.
grcss.
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Fatal right at q Dance.

FAYErrr, o., Jan. iS-At n negro dance
at Peter Hawkins. near hcrc, Monday
night, n fight occurred, IN which Tom and
1911 Kline, Bud Given and Wash Dudgeon
we're shot The Kline brothers will die,
aud the recovery Of the others Ia very
doubtful
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Trr.i. and the Tarla.

Prom the rhiladclphiaTimc
Whenever trust or combine IL bred by
the tariff, Il N notice that the duties arc
excessive, and them can be no mistake In
the reduction Of duties where Legitimate
composition Is destroyed by cxiortionale
combinations.
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A Complete Collapse.

frOn The Ncw N0fk sun
"Ycs," he said. 81 tried once 10 cat thir.
~ qunils In thirty days, but found L i'm.
possible. Why, inilcd on the third bird. "
Make you sickg''
ono, Il didn't make me sick; ran out Of
mail -
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THE WEATHER.
Indirstlon..

MAsniSsrps. Jan s-iGm.
for Tcunc..c ami Afkan,as wafmcr.
followed By ooilcf 10 AftansAs. falf woaih
Tcr lishi 10 fry.h variable Wind, becoming
southrfiy.
r fuf Mississippi and foulsisnE Warmer
proociod b. colder In Mississippi and Alabama.
lair weather lirhtio irush horihcrly winds. hirh
on the gulf diminishing In iorcc aud bccoming
yafiahle
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THE DEATH PENALTY.

tHt NVllillSSloh 'Ppoihtu ". WV ''b
islaiure Of New York TO investigate and
recommend a more humane method OF
executing condemned persons, has report
ed in favor OF electricity, and that the con-
dcmned be kept in ignorance Of the time
OF execution Better than this would
have been report recommending the
abolition OF the death penalty as harbar-
GUS and brutal, relic Of All age when
men were emerging from surroundings OF
cruelty and oppression, when might made
right and human life was far cheaper than
anyothcr commodity that bandit kings dealt
in. The death penalty has never been
fruitful Of results. II has never been a
restraint TO the murderer, and in ninety.
nine cases OF trial for murder il is eyaded or
avoided upon one plea or another The
death penalty in England fifty yoaB ago
did not prevent forgery, nor smuggling,
nor sheep stealing in Scotland. "lf the
dreadful punishment Of DEATH" says The
London Morning Herald of April. 1880,
could repress crime how eiIectually
ought forgery to DO repressedl What hec-
atombs Of human victims have been Of
fcred up upon tho soafrold TO what IL
called the commercial interests, or rather
10 the great idol OF mammonl .
And yet all this waste Of lifo-
all this work OF determination,
does not prevent in any degree the
perpetual recurrence Of the crime and the
perpetual exhibition Of similar acts Of
human sacrifice" In the States Of Rhode
Island, Michigan and Wisconsin, where
capital punishment was abolished from
twenty-five to thirty.hvc years ago, human
life il as secure as in other States Of the
Union. and much more 30 than in some
States where the death penalty is in force.
The same is 10 be said Of Switzerland,
where since 1879 capital punishment has
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Dime Museum.

Two great shows are being presented
here this week. Prominent among the
specialties is the great wire act OF Nichols,
who, TO say the least, is marvel.
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r,ss.s, a, s.,,, ..,,,.,,,v.

CHATTANOOGA. rcnn., Jan. is.-Iast
night Simon lligdon and Frank Martin
got into quarrcl over young lady at tho
home of Mrs. Wanlburgrr, In South Pitts.
burg. Tenn, when the iorincr was shot by
the latter In the stomach and killed.
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Ths Mrmphis appeal
THURSDAY. -; JANUARY 10. 1888.
THE APPEAL

uRPASSEs EVERY OTHER MEMPHIS NEWS
PAPER ~ CIRCULATION IN TOWN Al
WILL ~ COUNTRY
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On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week the Andrews Minuet Carnival
company will appear in Michael Strogof,"
drama not new to Memphis theater-
gOers.
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tcrm.n M ,hr I.,nbody.

The Gilh Of the series 81 entertainments
given by this club Of charming young Ia.
dies, occurred last night at the Peabody.
Mis- Emma Galloway, vice president Of
the club, was the hostess. and entertained
her guests IN delightful way. Croccs
hand furnished ia delightful music, and
tho polished floor Of the dining. hall was
covered with the dancers during the gay
figures. Mr.. Ike Watts led.
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Tho dry goods house oi H. kaufman and
the groccry and drug s,orr Of @. N. Sar-
geni, nj Melissa, Tex, wvv burned yusior-
icrlgy morning. loSs, sl6.QOo.
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Iuttfa VIII lNfrit NtniIrf shepherd, John
Rogrr, h,an Folk. Hugh npfon. icc Mallory.
quiet wedding occurred on Tuesday
afternoon nj 4 O'Clock 1T the residence of
Mr VI. g.. ncnison. No. lll Madison street
The contracting parties wcrc Miss Eva
Mitchell. IT this city, and Mr.. W. NJ. Mel.
lcltc, Of Fort Smith, Ark. Miss Mitchell,
n handsome and stately brunette. has been
much admircd In Memphis, and her mar.
ringc will hc = surprise aud pleasure 10 her
friends. OF the gDom, who Is stranger
10 M, II u only necessary to quote the FOL.
lowing irum the Fort Smith Tribune
Mis- Iva Mitchell, Of Memphis. Tenn,
has on various occasions visited her
friend, Mn. J. NJ. Tcnny. Of this city,
making lengthy visits each time. Miss
Mitchell Is very beautiful. accomplished
nnd insrina,ing, and soon captured the
heart Of our brilliant and popular young
townsman, win NJ. Mclciic, who will
leave tomorrow morning for Momphis, TO
bc male the 'happicst man In America"
on Tie lIih inst Tho happy couple will
,nmcJiaicly aiicrward take brief trip 10
rev orleans and Galveston. returning 10
TN. city nbout the 2ilh inst, and will
make this their future homo.
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THEAPPEAL
1885,.

THE APPEAL as a Democratic paper
Hnoches Democratic doctrines.
hapports Democratic mcn.
ItmpporiS Democratic measures.
liz influence is devoted 10 he maintenance OF
he supremacy of The Democratic party-iocdi,
STATE and National.
II knos no cause, no measure, bat that o
i,afice and right-de WiH OF d,e ma oriiy.
HLaS Jor torty-Sren pears fought for he hi
unph Of Democratic principles, and IN bIr
f,,nue ,cil orer BE- IN Ae bickos, Of he fray,
ougr, Jealous wdtclg,i Ior dIe interests Of all
GcpVplt.
Ills fairly untitled 10 he support Of southern
roodes and business men everywhere,
II Is iSrnd crery day in he gear. and is re-
Jlcte wih he Current mrs of The day gathered
~ telegraph and odbIe from oil parts OF De
world.
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why Thsy.re u,.,iw...

Prom the ~ Paul iioncyf rrca
The only roll call In Congress tina, meets
with no objection Is the ply roll.
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THE ADDITIONAL DEAD.
THE NUMBER OF THE VICTIMS OF
THE BLIZZARD ait.

The Remains Of Many People Re-
ported Missing Cannot be Found
Until the Thaw in the Spring-Heart-
rending Tales.
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We tolirit letters ana communications upon sub.
jcct 81 general interest but such must always he
accompanied by the name and addncss Of the
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Communications for Publication must he written
an ono side 81 the page only. and. with all other
matters connected with the editorial department
should b. addressed. 10 TnE LDirUR OF TnE
Atrial, Mcnphls. Tenn.
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not found suitable fof publication.
Our mail hoots arc kcpt BY posiofiicc- aud not by
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80 Second sirct Memphis Tenn.
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"rho ciiy II Paisley e ioisy standing nhuto 10
such Canuf that Christianity has Jailed ~ Cstab
Itch pn'pcf and olnrouli ulaiiuns bstwrcn ON.
plnycf and cmploie. Tho Errat manufacturers ~
Paisley oauy ont prrlicaily In their daily intsf
coufsc and business associations the pflnclplCs ~
rcipfocty a. incuiontci ~ che Founder 81 our
faith nnd ~ sung In the rfivflrss hcfltagu igfi
them ~ hnuchill The men and wuncn whose
devotion has rndcrd them rich In worldly
possessions sfv made shawu IN. their msieriai
ppspcfity aud their wealth Il finely riycn
iof The endowment 81 charitable Institutions IN
thef native city. Tbesa scoitish employers
further rc,lro that tho mopl veliarc u their rcr
ativ'. Il Entrusted 10 their keeping. aud that u Il
made hef duty 10 sufOund u with oVfy possible
safeguard Maconsgquencc dl,anec,ioa. dIscon.
tent and what Il lnaaitcly mov dcplonhle. the
eniotued adoption 81 viclou. life 10 women ot.sr-
Aiitr san Alternative with starvation. Av IN.
tno~h The purity of thelf lives conifssis MARI.
eds With ne dcpavi,y tina, q the rrtcsch u our
American iism- their cheerful homes with the
alg 'enemtnis Nat diszgseo oar Grut msnui.e
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-03

If TILE California workingman would
reflect for moment that we are sending
So out OF this State where we should only
send 81, owing to our inability to manu-
facture from the high duties on raw
material, he would turn contemptuously
from the shallow howl about free trade.
Free trade exists only in the imagination
of Republican editors and orators; and as
Mr.. Carlisle truly said in his great New
York speech, it is contemplated by no
one. Under protection wool is selling
for less than at any period of our history.
Impart an impetus to manufactures by
admitting free the long stapled foreign
wools to combine with our short stapled
wools and the California wool grower
would soon see the prices of his feeces
increase, while, making our own WOOL
lens, We should keep at home the money
we have hitherto sent abroad. The man
who objects to free lumber could not be
found hereabouts with the strongest kind
of magnifying glass.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-03

THE Pomona Times stated day or two
ago that there had been shipped from
Southern California during the season
twenty.seven carloads of oranges. The
figure seemed to us excessive, and if cor
rect it breaks the record. A HERALD re-
perter has taken the matter up for in
vestigation, and so far as he has pro-
ceeded it begins to look as if the
estimate is not far out Of the way. One
Of the railroad companies reports the
absolute shipment of one thousand
carloads over its lines to the East. This
company estimates that it carried eight
hundred carloads to points on this coast.
The other road is yet to hear from. Ii
only two thousand five hundred or even
two thousand carloads have been shipped
the showing is most gratifying. The
lowest number means six hundred thou
sand boxes of this fruit. At two
hundred oranges to the box that
would be one hundred and twenty mil
lions of the golden. spheres. If
they sold at So per box, our orchardists
have pocketed nearly million and a
quarter dollars for their orange crops.
The idea that orange culture in this
section is falling into decay is great
mistake. Groves here about Los Ange-
les have been neglected, because the land
has been called into requisition
for homes. But the groves at Riverside,
at Anaheim and at Santa Ana are as
we'll cared for and as profitable as ever.
There is net profit of $500 an acre in
orange culture under the best
conditions, and that profit can be re-
lied upon one year with another far more
confidently than the Western farmer can
trust to get $40 an acre out of wheat
growing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-03

WHEN the blase Duke of Marlborough
came over to America, and submitted to
being snubbed by the exclusives of New
port and other aristocratic centers, the
knowing ones thought there was some
thing in the wind. This feeble descen-
dant of Jack Churchill is very poor, and
it turned out that he knew on what side
his bread was buttered when he sailed
for England, the other day, with rich
American widow for wife. What more
natural than that he should initiate
his brilliant brother Lord Randolph
Churchill, who had already shown how
American ducats could be captured by
impecunious Britons with title?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-03
Eastern Echoes,

The revenue cutter, Crawford, has ar
rived at Key West, having in tow the
British schoone0 Admoied, captured off
Fowery Rock light, turtle-fshing.
Forest fires are raging in the vicinity
of Charlevex, Mich. Two fire engines
have been working since Sunday after
noon to save lumber yards and mills.
The Swatara, with General Sheridan
and party aboard, left Fortress Monroe
at daylight Monday morning. There was
fresh eastern breeze; thermometer 70.
James McGeorge and William Smith,
special deputy sheriffs, got into quarrel
at Pineville, KY, and shot each other
fatally. A bystander was seriously
wounded.
A Northern Pacific train ran off the
track about fifty miles from Helena,
Mont, Sunday night, and three cars
were ditched. But two people are known
to be seriously hurt, although about
twenty-five received slight injuries.
The five-story building Of the Reading
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-03
THE reduction of the National debt, as

THE reduction of the National debt, as
shown by HERALD kilograms last night,
for the month of July was nearly
$15, 100000 For the year ending June
80, 1888, the total reduction was nearly
$114, 100000. Mr.. Cleveland's admins.
tration has still eight months to run be-
fore he shall succeed himself. At the
above rate of reduction the debt will be
cancelled to the further extent oil
$75, 100000 by the 4th of March,
1889. America is certainly pros
porous to remarkable degree,
and her resources are rich in the
extreme. We need not borrow too
much anxiety as to the liquidation of our
National obligations. In SO rich, pro-
gressive and prosperous a Nation the
debt will be discharged without in the
least burdening the people. Nor is it
wise to be in SO great hurry to pay off
the last dollar of this burden incident to
the war. The present generation has
done great things in this respect, and it
only will leave a small portion of this
legacy to the next generation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-03
FOR CONGRESS, SIXTH DISTRICT
REEL Ii. TERRY, of Fresno.

THE growth of town like 1ngewood
shows what can be done by intelligence
and perseverance on lands that were sup
posed not many years ago to be worth
less. When Mr.. D. Freeman, about
fourteen years ago, purchased the Cent?
nela rancho from Sir Francis Burnett the
lack of faith in Los Angeles county
lands as farming proposition was one OF
the most remarkable things Of the day.
A leading capitalist told Mr.. Freeman
that the Centinela and Sausal Redondo
lands were not worth ten cents an acro.
That enterprising gentleman thought he
knew better, and he at once proceeded
to demonstrate his faith by his works.
His first great exploit was the raising Of
superb crops of grain without irrigation.
His crops of both wheat and barley were
abundant and not surpassed in quality
by any cereal grown in the State of Cali
fornia. ,}By his successful expert
.ments IN that line he added mil
lions of dollars to the value Of
the territory between Los Angeles and
the sea, which before that had
been regarded as only fit for sheep rails
ing. Not content with such splendid
achievement, Mr.. Freeman proceeded to
create an orange grove on these hereto
fore despised sheep pastures, and in this
scene of magic beauty is Inglewood
located. Nowhere on the American con-
tinent can one find region which more
nearly approaches enchantment than
Inglewood, and when one reflects that it
is all the work Of few years of energetic
and faithful effort on soil which was
deemed worthless for all purposes but
sheep pasture ones wonder attains the
superlative point. There will in time be
hundred Inglewoods in Los Angeles
county, but the value of the pioneer
work in that line can never be overesti-
mated. Inglewood is one of the most
charming links in what will shortly be a
continuous city from the foothills to the
sea-