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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
IMAliaRATIoN.
Congres-men Ford obliged 20 Leave
New York-His Sister Dies.

Congres-msn Ford Obliged 20 Leave
New York-His Sister Dies.
NV YORK, July 3o.--lus, a. the con.
rrcssional committee investigating matters
relating 10 emigration Was abou, 10 resume
it, session yesterday morning. a telegram
was handed Chairman Ford announcing
the sudden death IN Michigan II his sis.
Ter. Miss Esther Ford while on her way
90 Duluth, Mnn. when Mr. Ford's Eel.
low members heard Of his alllc,ion they
proposed to adjourn, but after private
consultation with Mr.. Ford they acccded
30 his wish that they should contine with
the taking oi testimony, and the session be.
gan NJ q few minutes before II o'clock
with Col. Coates In the chair Mr.. Ford
will leave lot Michigan on tho O'Clock
train tonight. Tho committee will take
testimony today aud tomorrow aud then
adjourn until next Monday. The icle.
gram Mt Ford received WIS from his
wiic, Who is la Washington. II contained
the liarrst iniimaiion that his sister, Mis-
Esther Ford. had died suddenly from nc
cidcnial poisoning while on Der way from
who h attending convention NJ charities
organization at Markinac. The dispatch
was very mrarrf aud neither told when
the accident occurred nor any Of the par.
iiculars attending Il.
The lint witness called this morning
was an Italian namcl Nicola DAllo.
Who came ifom the province oi Chicii. ar.
irving here June - last. by the steamship
L.. 4. A.
worked ~ q iatm hand at IN aud IS cents
day aud hts meals lie also owned q
smsh Vineyard. worth 900 ~ Snp francs
lie said that several o,hcts came with him
aud the whole party were furnished tick
cts 10y m agent named Nicolini Sararnni.
who came TO their village aud persuaded
them 10 come uycf here Saraccni fur.
nished them their passage upon their
sEtceing Ia repay him 80 francs. lie sent
thrm a. man named NJ 4. Bctnandi.
No. ~ Mulberry street, Who was 90 give
Them work. Witness and his wife signed
contract 10 repay tbs go francs 10 sara
ccni, Who, 10 sIii, was n stpIvkveput and
well OIL llu landed here without an,
money. Fernando hep, him lew days
sui hecansc hr had no money 90 pay ~,
''bo,srs' lur so,ufing WuIk. told him thai
De could uut grt han anything lie hai
not done adaN - work Autr be- landed AM
b. supported by charity
Ia irspunso 10 questions from different
memlcfs II The committee. Ntiur,, STATED
that thr'o ont oi Tho thirteen vhu ram,
over With him received employment 10
the county.
"Whcr In the country mkcI Con
gresham Morrow
"ln philadelphia inherently frUIl.I
the witness
wiincss stated that unless be raid Sara
cent the 80 francs by th- last VI August
his vineyard would he attached ITO sail
that sarsccni had sent mote than 2Oo emit
grants over hcic IN the last four wears
charging each 2i0 ifan0s ior ad,aucin.
the passage money, nni that most OF then
had paid him back that amount.
The next witness was an Italian from
the same province, Who had been sent Y,rl
with the Same man. llis testimony al,
no, differ much from thai VI the ptryiou
witness
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

NRw YoRK, July 3O.--The susquchanna
has been closely watched since she took
the President on board ior signs Of polit.
ical conference. The reporters on duty mp
10 Saturday night had discovered nothing.
but this morning the Times prints the fol-
lowing from Fire Island
More significance than was al frs, APP
parent has been attached by some TO the
visit TO Fire Island saturday night OF four
gentlemen OF political fame. VIM. John
son, editor Of the Albany ArgU, came
down on the night boat in company with
Tax Commissioner Michael Coleman and
Excise Commissioner W. ;. Andrews, OF
New York. These thrco gentlemen were
in the Office 81 the surf house at o'clock,
when Col Lamont and Mr.. Stanley came
ashore. Col. Lamont Conycrsed for some
time with Mr.. johnson, and then lac and
Mr. Slicklcy returned to the Susquchanna.
An hour later Mcssrs. Johnson, Andrews
and Coleman walked down go the end ol
the pier, ostrnslbly 10 breathe the fresh
salt air. The Susquohanna's launch hap.
pcned along at about that time, aud
McssfS johnson, Andrews and Coleman
sciLed the opportunity 10 inspect Mr..
Stickncy's ymrh,. All three got into the
launch aud went over 10 her. The fourth
gentleman known IN politics was even
more discreet Mr. Henry Waitctson had
been seen On the train Ia Babylon which
connects with the Fire Island boat, and
tho report spread that he had missed the
steamer aud would stay in Babylon all
nig,', Mr.. Sammls private Yacht. the
Iingnrn, finally made "Trip 10 Babylon
shortly after % clock aud when she came
back, two hours later she went along side
the SuSquchlnna before coming 10 hei
wsrf This WIS just about the inir that
hicssrs johnson, Andrews aud Coleman
went on board from tho launch. Only
ono passenger was transferred from tho
Zingnri 10 the susquehanna and thai one
was MIR WaitcrSon. II was after u o'clock
when McsSrs johnson, Andrews and Cole.
man came ashore. Mr.. Wattcrson 70.
NAMED ON board the Susquehanna all
night. Mr. Waiterson boarded the I. 20
pm. train for New York yesterday nj
Paichoguc, Long Island Between Fire
Island aud Paichoguo there Is drcnry
waste OF waters. TN the train reporter
accosicd Mr. waiierson.
~ though ] saw You get on the train nj
Paichogur' said tic reporter.
We'll, we'll, we'll, Mr.. Waltcrson cjacu.
lated with AL mir Of genuine astonlshmcni,
"how you 40 lind ont everything don't
your"
Not n word would VIZ. Waltcrson saw in
regard 10 the subjects discussed on the
Snsquchanna last night, but hc admitted
having been on board the yacht. There
Is no regular communication between Fire
Island aud Patchoguc. aud the only way
in which Mr.. Watlrr-on could have
reached the latter point In time for the
New York train was by being dropped
there from the Susguchanna
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To Contractors.

Ok MiLls oF RAILROAD TO tiT-stt, M.
49, thnkment alersFu about 11111 10 tiNpj
snbic inrd. 70 tie milo tocafcd IN lL,iivaf rntnty
, NJ. on The y, q Hsilway. Fof hirihsr
phla Tenn. u II M, ri'ttp n W ''A'
hsmphLA Tena. july "A lSso. leatfse.ou.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

uty Sheriff Witt was reading the warrant
TO arrest Conway the latter drew a knife
and stabbed the officer in the left side.
Conway's wife and two sons then attacked
Witt, who drew his pistol and fired at Con-
way, but the ball struck the other officer,
Deputy Sheriff lloyd, in the breast, in.
ficting fatal wound. Witt fell exhausted
from loss Of blood, and late adyices say
neither Of the officers can recover. Sheriff
Dawson has sent posse after Conway,
but those who know him say he will not
be taken alive. The affair has created
great excitement
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

Engypt has increased the rainfall. 1.-THE
Khsnate OF Buchayia, an example within
our time, Challenges our attention within
the memory Of those now living. This
was among the most fertile regions OF the
Asiatic contine1H As one says, II was,
when well wooJSl and walered, a ter
restial paradise, II within the last twenty.
five years mani for clearing has seized
upon the inhabitants and all the great
forests have been cut away, while the lit
tie that remained was rayagcd by fire dur
ing civil war. The water courses are
dried up and the irtiga,ing canals empty.
The moving lands Of the desert, being no
longer restrained blythe barrier Of forests,
are every day gaining upon the land and
will finish by transforming il into desert
as desolate as thr solitudes that separate it
from Kiya," FARMER.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
The Fiftes~sh District.

To the Editor OF The Appeal,
Sir-Knowing the interest you take in
the public schools, | wish you would i'm
press upon the Democratic voters the inn
portance Of voting in their districts, es-
pecially the Fifteenth. The present school
board is composed OF two white and one
col0red man. The Democratic nominee
is I. n. Buford, and the Republicans /,
Scott Jones, colored, and unless the Dem.
ocratic voters come ont in the district and
vote, they should not complain II the
board is controlled by the colorcd men,
and the increased amount we will get
from the present assessment is squandered
by them. What is true Of the school di-
rector, is also true OF the magistrates and
constables. Yours for good schools,
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
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SOMETHING In THE AIR.
HBNRY wATTERsoN AND OTHERS
VISIT FIRE ISLAND.

Friends OF Mr.. Cleveland Try TO Got to
the Presidential Yacht Without Being
Seen, But They Are No. Slick
Enough.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
Paris Uniy,egEsaL Exposition

OFFICE or rnE q. s. Commission,
rs WALL STREET. NEw YORK.
A ~ PERSONS, FIRMS OR COMBINATION.
~ whg dcsln 70 make exhibits NJ The abuya
tnstiun sui blanks inf arpiiitlnns Tor st.arc viii
H. infnishcd ~ The undersigned npin aipIlcstlsn
at thr ahnp Hiiinsa
WV. u EnANXiIv. com'r General
tONtANlLLE y Tuck. Ast Com'f Oeul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31

the disadvantages OF some other States.
But capital is required for the develop
ment Of these resources. The resources
are amply sufficient TO secure the capital,
and. under She natural operation Of the I'M
fettered law Of supply and demand, capt.
tai will certainly come. Surely, steadily,
and certainly as rivers flow 10 the sea, cap
ital will flow whore il is rcquired-whcre
IL can find a legitimate use, and where IT
can yield fair return. All these elements
are present in this State. The legislative
removal Of the present limitation would
attract the attention of iinanciers TO the
State as field for investment. The re-
sources, the capabilities and the pros ccts
OF the State would thereby become known
10 investors capital AID capitalists would
be attracted 10 il, and the result would be
the cheapening OF money for all legitimate
purposes, and powerful and perma-
ncnt impetus 10 the prosperity
Of the State. As 10 the details OF the meas
uTc, | may be permitted to express my
concurrence in your view that the better
method would bc 10 leave q per cent. as
the legal rate Of interest in the absence OF
any other arrangement between the par
ties. leaving borrowers and lenders free,
however, TO arrange for any rate which
they please. The reasons which you
briefly state in supper, Of this view appear
perfectly conclusive. In the United King
dom the usury laws were entirely repealed
about a generation ago, but per cent. was
retained ms the rate allowed by law in the
absence oi express stipulation.
The community are certainly under great
obligations TO Mr. Trczevant for his oppor-
tune and lucid exposition II the law OF no.
covery, and 10 You and him for veniilalng
the important subject Of the repeal Of the
Limitation Of interest on loansin Tennessee.
NV own interest in the subject, and in its
relation TO the prosperity OF the state, are
the only apology ] can offer for ,rcspassng
at such length upon your space.
FREDEnICK SCorr.
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The Midland Na,inuAInnI-

HlN'AA btalaN'h " NV AVA
JACKSON, Tenn, July 80 The ooninris
have all been LET Tor building the Tonnes.
see Midland from this city 10 the Tonnes.
acc river. Work will begin AZ once.
Vicc.Prcsilent Lcakc left here today 20
examine the survey route from here g. the
river
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White Oak Slaves

AND WALNUT WHITE OAK ASD ASH Io8a
NNANrED To CONTRACT WIN RELIABLE
w parties lot large quantities ~ sttves aud
Apnlr 'iallng iull particular aud p0lnts OF ship
mont ~
Nhw fonk IMPORT TfMnEn CO.,
Nos 40 and " Buadvay. NY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
viii Remove the Determination.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 30 Tt IS Stated in
official circles that in consequence of the
protest Of the American authorities against
the existing determinations with respect
10 tolls in the Welland and st. Lawrence
canals, the government will remove the
present discrimination in favor OF grain
beyond and for Montreal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
Tue CONWAY Tragedy.

CONWAY, Ark, July ~. These are the
particulars Of tho fatal wounding II two
deputy shoriIs while attempting 10 arrest
frred Conway, farmer residing eighteen
miles northeast 81 Conway. While bop.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
RUPTURE CURED.

Or. r. NOBLE.
Specialist IN The circ q Rupture and All Forms q
thrunic Diseases Male 90 Female
puP1rRg CURED WITHOUT THE KNiPH OR
hlnlfancp 10 husiurss, hy the Msdluatsd
sort Pad Truss aud Once Treatment
IN niscascs " Women N all their iufins rivs
I'm med ate fvliei ahd permanent curs
NlIirtuie hydfocUlo and NaficnsVlc and al farnis
OF Woni Diseases CURED IN short time guarantee
crrty 40 take Tfu.--s made anil ntia1 Call
lot names and address Of rurrs made IN ihr rity.
once No. % JErIrRSON srUtyr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-31
Memphis, Tenn. July 20.
Nmnlinilon by IIrc.

10 the Editor Of The Appeal.
Sir MANY, many thanks for your
lengthy article on sanitation by Fire"
! see you have started the ball, and IL Is
rolling on. Indeed, We do not want "sani.
tn,ion by fire" for Chelsea and Fort Picker.
ing alone, hut we who 1.-Two In the heart OF
the city, where we have 80 many stables,
and Nth Of all kinds, feel wo arc more en-.
titled 10 the hest methods than those liy.
ing In the suburbs. The garbage box Is a
perfect nuisance. All honor 10 the hospi.
tnlity OF ,hcpcoplc'of Memphis The people
here can vie in that respect with the 4.
i. VS. and the nrisiocmcy Of the Ken
tucy blue grass region, hut when they
take such distinguished men ~ Mr.
Cleveland and the members of the Ten.
ncssec Press association driving they will
need the best pcriumcry made In Mem.
phis when they try 10 pass the garbage
box. oh, that We had lew morc kcatings
who could meet the demands Tor progress
IN This nineteenth century, and walk forth
ont Vt the ruts oi ignorance and lctharrv
No one should take morr interest in this
grand reform than tho medical faculty
When our city gets To- be- pcricc, in her
sanitation, then It. hy eating bad TOOL. a
patient has typhoid fever, We NAV follow
the example OF some IT our sister cities
aud impose heavy tine on him Tor hAy.
ING such q disease. nlso handsome iec
for medical attendance. Then. when We
have such an cnyiable condition Of health.
the physician, 60 keep from starving. can
invest in real estate aud share the pro-
ceeds with his brethren OF the profession.
IhuNs kstlI Than A. l..
which 10 eat aud sleep with regularity
(which they do not have now that they
will certainly live long and prosper.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-03

ING trcatmenC OF many Thousands of cases
Hotel and Surgical institute, Bufralo, n. y.
ing and thoroughly testing remedies tor the
cure re- OF ,, Tyoman's Peculiar, msladies.
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A SOOnd Legal Opinion.

F.. cambridge Mnnday, Esq, County
Attorney, Clay county, Texas, says
"Have used Electric Bitters with most
happy results. Nv brother also was very
low with Malarial Fever and Jaundicc,
but was cured by timely use of this medi-
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his life.'
Mr.. ID. |. WilcoXson, Of Horse Cave,
KY. adds a like testimony, saying: lie
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-03
THE PROCESS FOB WOOD RIVER.

THE PROCESS FOB WOOD RIVER.
We publish to day he first half OF
3 paper recently published in the
Drego"an by Herbert Lang, the we'll
knowa chemist and metallurgist,
which is of great importance and
may cause revolution in the method
Of exploiting Wood River ores. The
article point ut a way in which our
ores can be reduced on the spot, and
the enormous expense Of hauling,
sampling, assaying, and reducing ma
terial from one.h half to four .Hf,hs Of
which is barren rock, thus done away
with. The process by hich this de-
sirable end can be attained is quite
simple. and can be operated by any
intelligent mechanic. The plant, too,
can be put in place at a relatively
small cost.
We earnestly believe that this
process will, ere long, be generally
adopted throughout the mining re
gions; and we specially call the at
tention Of our mining men to it il
the hope that an attempt will be made
to introduce it here.
The concluding portion OF the ar
ticle will be published Monday, anil
the entire article will appear in the
WEEKLY TINES OF the 9TH instant.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-03
NOW OR NEVER!
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PHOTOGRAPHER,
Haley, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-03
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rage removed. Books, Circulars and
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For Sale,

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4uakn3 asp.
Also, lot Of PLAIN HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, including heds,eads,
chairs, lounges, tables, cooking and
heating stoves, etc.
The whole will be sold cheap 70,
cash, the owner being compelled to
leave Haley. Apply to
Il. ID. BELLINGEH.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-03
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-03-03
SEALED Proposals
FOR
Alturas County Bond,

Notice is hereby given ,h., !,
Board of County Commission. D.
Alturas county, in the Tc,,;,.
ld'ho' i" pursuance Of an Ac, ., :
Legislative Assembly of said ~
tory. entitled IAN Act n VII
Title XIII of the Revised s,., &.''
BY adding thereto Chap,e. VI -.
corning the Redemption Of Conn.,.
Indebtedness" approved J.no.,. :.
1887, will issue negotiable ,o..
bonds of said County, in .dd;.;o, r"
the bonds heretofore issued, o, h..
tofore provided for BY former pros,.,
ings Of the said Board, to the .n,.',
of Forty five thousand dollar, ~.
ooo), for the purpose of fuud,. -
principal and interest of the b,1.,..
of the indebtedness o: said Co,,..
contracted prior to July 80, 1885, =, !"
not provided for, or covered hv -,
former issues of bonds, under ,o,m..
proceedings of the said Board.
The said bonds will be ;.sn.,
denominations of Five HUNDRED
$500 dollars each, and will be.,
rate OF interest not exceeding ,;,h,
~ per cent. per annum, which i.
terest shall! be payable semi ANIMAL.
on the first day of January and Il.
first day of July of each year, .. Il,
Office of the County Treasure, .,
said County, or at the Chemical NJ, /
tional Bank, in the City, and Couot,,
and State Of New York, at the o.
ton Of the holder or holders of ua
bonds. Said bonds will be redeen.d
as follows: Ten (lO) per cent. thereof
in ten (10) years from the date Of
issue thereof, and ten Qo) per cent
thereof annually thereafter until Al
arc paid.
Bids will be received from apv and
III persons by said Board of tountv
Commissioners until 2 o'clock p. N.
on the 14th day of March, 1888, 70, |
the purchase of the whole or any pat
Of said bonds, which will not lie sold
for less than their face or par value,
or at . rate of interest exceeding
eight (s) per cent. per annum.
Bidders must state, in said bids
The amount Of bonds which they Dc.
sire to purchase, and must also state
The lowest rate 81 interest at which
hey will purchase the same At psr
All bids must be sealed and Endorsed
Proposals to purchase Alturas Couu.
y Bonds" and must be deposited
With the Clerk of the said Board Of
county Commissioners, At bis Office
n the Courthouse in the town Of
Haley, Territory of Idaho, At OF BE-
ore the aforesaid time.
The Board reserves the right to
eject any aud all bids, as it may
zee fit.
Blank proposals can be obtained
rom the Clerk of said Board on
application.
BY order of the Board OF Count!
Commissioners of Alturas County,
as per resolution adopted on '0'
10th day of February, 1883.
JOHN NJ. CANNADl,
Clerk of said Board
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