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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
THE ALLIANCES AND WHEEL.
The Two Orders Become the Alllnnc
Wheel and Co-Operativo Union.

The Two ordere Become the Alliance
Wheel and Co-operative Union.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
MERIDIAN, Miss, Dec, THE National
Farmers Alliance and COOPERATIVE Union
OF America and tho Agricultural Wheel,
which met here on the 9TH instant for tho
purpose of consideration, effected their
object this morning and adopted the namc
OF the Alliance Wheel and Cooperative
Union of America. As both bodies met
in secret session their proceedings are not
given TO the public, except so much rs
they see fit 10 give, hence the difficulty
that stood in the way OF securing an imme.
date consolidation liz not known. After
the consolidation had been secured tho
two bodies in joint session elected the fol-
loving officers: Evan Jones, of Texas,
president, Isaac Nc mckcr, OF Arkansas,
vico-prcsidcnt; n. -. Gardner OF Tcnncs-
see, secretary; Linn Tanner, OF Louisiana,
treasurer.
Tho consolidated association since the
election of officers has had the adoption OF
constitution aud bylaws under discus
sion. They arc still in session tonight.
The President. Evan Jones, is President OF
the Texas State Alliance, and was born in
Woodiorl, n.y., June 10, 1916, In 1857
his parents went 10 Schuyler county, Mo,
whore ho spent his earlier days In 1870
lac went To Texas, settling near Dublin,
Eyarts county. lie represented the Texas
State Alliance in the Louisiana State
Union. which convened In RustOn in Jan
uary, 1887 lie was the author OF tho
resolution In the State Alliance OF Texas
providing for the organization OF the Ma.
iional Farmers Alliance and Cooperative
Union OF America. In January, 1887 ,hc was
elected president Of the Texas State Ali.
ance to I'LL an unexpircd term, and was r..
elected in August OF the same year. lilo
was nominated 10y the farmors aud Stock
Rliscrs' Convention in July, lsSS, Tor
Governor Of Texas, but declined 10 accept
the honor.
The yicc-prcsidcnt, Isaac McCiackcr,
was born in Huntington, Canada, in 1916.
When ho was eight years old his family
moved 10 Lowell, Mass In 1870 he went
TO Arkanus, where lac has lived continu-
ously since lie was chosen president OF
the Agricultural Wheel OF Arkansas, aud
aitorward chosen president Of the ma
tional organization OF the same body,
which was formed In 1885.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
sen.a,lonaI E,laence.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
wAsniNGroN, Dec. THE testimony Of
Thomas Tyrcll before the Acqucduct Mill
iary Court Of Inquiry today created some
thing Of sensation. lie had worked in
the tunnel ~ a journeyman bricklayor,
and later had been employed for some time
by Mr.. Emery IA foreman, aud later still
as foreman for Palmer & brennan. In
answer 10 a question M a. how the pack.
ing was done witness said that Il was Just
thrown In dfy-iust the stones, and once
In q while buckolful Of plaster was ''slob.
bcrcd" over the top. Witness said that
Inspector Lucas was present, and not only
saw the dry packing throwni In but ordered
Il to DO done.
at ono time" said witness, Lucas
said lao was not getting enough money out
of II, as lao had 10 divide With his superior
officer"
In answer 10 an inquiry as 10 how many
holes were left In the Chaplain avenue
shaft, witness said: "Well, Judge, I'D
call the whole business a hole, for only
here and there were patches Of work, and
that was only Bnothcrcd over with NOR.
tar"
Witness said that he I'D bal work
deliberately when Inspector Lucas WIS
standing over him and ordered him b. do
H. llo had seen Lucaf watch loads Of
muck (which were supg sod 10 be ~
moved from the tunnel dumped In as
packing and smoothod over Mr.. Emery,
lac said, never directed tb1 men TO slight
work
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
so.,hwr.,cr. Rates Hc.,orcd.

Nrw Yong, Dec. The Eastern agents
Of all the Southwestern roads have 70.
cciycd orders to restore rates TO the old
schedules. The advance makes liut class
freight s2.Gl, second cirss, s2.l2; third,
Sis. fourth, sl.IS; 9Th, Sl,23; sixth,
n. lpi. seventh, sLOil. The restoration
IN Ia take elect tomorrow.
The rates prevailing now nro ~ much ~
20 per cent. Ia some eases below the above
tariff, but arc maze quietly and not pub
lishcd. IL Is because Of this fact tho
agents say they are not violating the inter
rtic law in restoring rates without ten
days' notice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
KELLY KICKS.
He Will Not Agree to a Caucus
or the Republican Members to De-
eide Upon a Speaker.
His Record AS to Caucuses in Past
Congresses Shown.
He Wants to Have More Compli-
mentary Recognition,
Very Little Done In the House-The
River and Harbor Bill ready for
Presentat!on-The Alaskan
Scandals-Notes.
Special pI.patch to Tho Appeal

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Dec. There is a re-
markable rumor going around based upon
assertions supposed to have been made in
private letters recently received here from
Philadelphia. II is in effect that William
ID. Kelly will refuse TO enter the Repub-
lican caucus or abide by It's action unless
he receives satisfactory assurances that he
will be appointed chairman Of the Ways
and Means Committee. In support OF
this assertion the fact is recalled that Mr..
Kelly has twice bolted the Republican
caucus nomination for Speaker. In the
Forty-filth Congress Gen. Garfield was the
nominee, but Judge Kelly sat mute
when his name was called and did
not vote. In tho Forty.sixth Congress
Gen. Garfield was again the caucus NOM
inee, and Judge Kelly voted with the
Greenbackers for lIcndrick h. Wright, Of
Pennsylvania. Upon these promises II is
argued that he will pursue similar course
upon the question nj organization in the
next House, unless his wishes rs TO the
Craftsmanship of Ways and Means are graf.
flied in advance. There is not much dan.
ger, however. that Judge Kelly will bolt
the nomination II his vote Is necessary 10
elect Republican Speaker.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
rmpIoymen, Of Con,ir, labor.

WAsmNoroS, Dec. The Ford Com.
mit,ce on the importation Of Contract
labor, Conyicts and Pauprn, held a meet
ing this afternoon and determined not 10
Writ San Francisco for M purpose Of taxi
ing additional testimony. Representative
Morrow, Of California, one Of the members
Of the committee, was losirous that the
committee should go b. the Pacific slope
aud investigate the Chinf.o question, but
Il was decided that this would take too
much time.
subcommittee, conrsiing Of Repre-
sontaiIycs Ford aud CO nthur. and pet
haps Col. Oates, VIII, hoseyur, ~ 10 Fits.
burg aud Providence, H. b., for the pur'
pose OF securing testimony on the subject
u the employment Of convict labor Alter
this testimony has boon ipkan REPRESENTA-
tive Ford says the committee Will iinmc IL
aiuly begin iho prcpaivsyn 81 a Bill aud
report Tor presentation 10 The House.
Tho committee has alf ady ngrCcd on q
general outline Of IT, lsOpo,od bill. II
will make u n criminal Ol,nse for immi-
grants e the prescribed classes 10 enter
the United States, aud their return, Ia
ease they should succeed .n getting Into tho
county, VII 10 prUyidO. for W elect
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
sp,cInl pl,ratch 10 Tho Annual.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
BmMINGuAM, Ala, Dec The body
OF little May lIawcs still lies in the Coro-
ner's office. The cold lips will never
speak the name Of the fcnd who killed
her, but the chain Of evidence continues
to grow stronger, and il is thought tho
mystery is almost lifted. Tho mother and
younger sister Of the dead girl are still
missing, and the evidence seems TO indi-
cate that triple murder has been COM
mittcd, and that the father and husband
is the pcrpctmtor. To sum up the situa-
ton, il is about as follows: HAYES and
the negro woman, Fannie Bryant, arc
still in Jail. Both protest that
they arc innocent. Half u dozen
witnesses have today asserted that Halves
WAS on the dummy with May on Monday
night, whereas he claims not TO have seen
her since Saturday. Tho evidence shows
that he went to East Lake with the child
on Monday night and returned alone. Tho
next that was seen Of her was when sho
WIS found the next morning dead In tho
water. The following day HAYES was mar
ricd to Miss May Story, Of Columbus, Miss.
It is stated tonight that the body OF Mays
mother aud that Of her little sister have been
found in the same grave near the family
residence. The authorities contradictcd
the statement, but it is thought that they
are afraid that the facts, II known, would
incitc a mob TO take the prisoner out and
hang him. A large force is ON guard at
the jai, as rumor is rife that before tho
night IL over the Bryant woman and
llawcs will be taken out by q mob aud
l,,it will, sttnr,urilv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
Tho Judges Confer.

CucAGo, H., Dec. The Judges Of
the three courts interested In the lindauor
litigation, Mcssr. Tnley, Prcndergast aud
Horton, held conference last night In
which they agreed that in making dccis-
IONS In tho case in the iuturo thoy would
not trcspass upon the jurisdiction or dig
nifty OF each other.
Tho contempt case Of Attorney Newman
came up before judge frcndergast this
morning, but vas postponed I'LL next
Tuesday.
Newman hal been held 10 answer for
contempt In refusing 10 testify concerning
an alleged intimatiun made by him that
certain llndaucr papers In the custody OF
ihe court had brru tampCrcd with.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
TIE PHIL. DAILY mArrER.
Mrs. Hermann In a had Lot. aud WIN
navn % Eat hnowbnlla.

Mrs. Hermann IN "a had Lot. aud WIN
Havo 20 Eat Snowflake.
NEw YoRE, Dec The four prisoners
In the Phil Daily case have been held
without bail. Mn. Hermann has prom
scd 10 make fall confession 10 Inspector
Byrncs. Meanwhile llcrmaun will make
no statement Mrs Herman stated To
reporter that her husband would be- able
10 prove an aIibi. llo was at work, she
said, Ut the umo Of the alleged assault
Police Inspector Byrncs said this morning.
II have learned a great deal about the
Stanton woman aud hcr doinr. She IL q
bad lot aud has ruined mom Than one
good man, but I guess her days OF freedom
will be- cat short. Now about this being
a badger game. That was all wrong. 10
was nothing more or Ices than "a schrme
- rob Daily, just us q plot would be- made
30 rob n bank or 10 burglauzC q Hprr.
Tho badger game ~ about played out in
Now York, although romantic stories uC-
casionaly appear la thu newspapers 10 the
contrary The DAILY ease was un attempt
1t robbery pure and simple, aud The per
pctaion are in comfortable quarter,
where the cold Winds Ol winter will not
reach them"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
A u.,,l,e,, ana a no,nnnre.

MrniDiAN, Conn, Dec. L-llcnry y.
Tucker, q wealthy WcslGcld farmer Is try
ing 10 discover the whereabouts Of about
$4,000 Ia money aud securities, which
wcru taken from tin box Ia the closot u
hs sitting llc discovered the loS
last night, aud Immediately reported D. to
the police. George Harrison, aged twenty
two years, an cmpoyc, who has been IN
lodi. " suspected. Ito has disappeared.
About 5000 oi thc securities are ucgutia-
be. 10 b. suil that Mr fuckers daughter
b IN lnNc with lllmIaln.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
gen. n. m. Ayer.'. Funeral.

WAsnINoroN. Dec. The funeral OF
the late Gen. Il. u. Ayers, United States
Army, took place this morning at Trinity
Church In this city. At the conclusion OF
the ceremonies the casket containing the
remains was placed on gun caisson and
the funeral procession proceeded to Ar.
linglon Cemetery, where the iutormonl
took place. The funeral escort consisted
Of battalion Of the Third Artillery, act
ing ~ infantry, and a light battery OF the
same regiment
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
Popular Vote In rour states.

CmcAoo. H., dec. The following
aru the official returns Of the popular vote
in tho laio election in tho following
states
Iouisiana-llnrispn, 3O,50li Clcyclafl,
s5.u3.. Fisk, b,12i. Sirgoicr OF.
Texas Harrison, 81, .7g Cleveland,
23l,SSl. Fisk. i.llb, slrcctcr. ~, 1873.
Colorado HARRISON, jL'vl, Cleveland,
$500. tisk, @,9IO, stWv,ur ~.
West Virginia sumltedl-llauilon,
7siuo; Cleveland, $3.50, Fisk, 900,
stVp.cT ijO.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
rnE oAMpBEfI..soorr CASE.
Tho Reverend Gentleman Wants His
nnnnhLnr- IILa Nlfn,n Eathnr Md.

Tho Reverend Gentleman Wants His
Daughter Ills wife'a Father Mad.
ST. Lous, No. Dec The sensational
Campbcll-scoit separation Is again bciolc
tho public, the Rev. William H. Camp
bell having arrived in s. Louis from Boz
ton today aud Glcd papcu In habcas
corpus proceeding to secure control ol bis
daughter Tho Roy. Mr. Campbell Is
pastor Of the Highland Congregational
Church. Boston, and married Miss Manic
Scott the daughter Ol prominent and
wealthy S. louis gentleman. About
three year, since Mm. Cimpbvll lcil her
husband ani, with the ndvIc, ol her
parents, wcnt 30 Russia She b. nov la
n. Louis, however,, and rs the father oi
thc lady threatens 10 wfcls vengeance on
the Rev. NJ. Campbell, some startling de-
vclopmonla arc looked Tor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
Tn. oeorgc,ow. ,cn,enp,.,.

WAsniNGroS, Dec. Tho most clab.
crate preparations are being made for tho
celebration OF the centennial OF George
town College. Visiting clergy are cx.
pcctcd from all parts OF Europe and Amer.
lea, and on the second day Of the cclcba-
ton Il is expected that 800 Catholic pre-
latcs will bc present. The celebration will
continue three days, February ~, ~ and
%, aud President Cleveland aud Cardinal
Gibbons will participate In the ceremonies
incident 10 the celebration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
SULLIVAN AFrER KILRAIN.
Ho Challenges Him 20 Fight Tor eio,,
600 "A side

no IhulchEoh MN 70 flbht lof Eloi
600 side.
INV YonE, Dee. John l.. Sullivan
and his hacker, Charles johnson, Of Brook.
lyn, went 70 ,hc Clipper office 10 meet
Kilrain or his representative, for the pur
pose Of making match to finish. Il
X. Fox, kilmin's hacker, had boon mott
fled ia writing aud verbally TO be present.
but the written notification was returned
with the words ono answer" Sulliyan's
sponsor drew aud deposited with the
Cippsr q check Tor 1000, and after wait
ing two hous iur somo one OF the kilmin
interest, this challenge was written aud
deposited with the check for 5000
81, John l.. sullivan, champion Of the
world, hereby challenge Jake kilrain to
fight me according 10 tho latest rules ol
the London prize ring. for the sum II
$1,000 a side; the battle TO take place nt
point Ia bo hereafter mutually agreed
upon. ak months from the date Of signing
articles. Az an evidence ol tho genuine
ness Of this offer. | have this day de-.
posted 5000 with the editor OF the New
York Ciipp0 This deposit will boz left
with tho Ciga until January 10, 1889. "
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

by Dan Donohoe, of Chicago, and il lasted
until the adjournment of court. This or
deal did not cause Bowles to contradict
himself in the least rs to the main facts in
his testimony, though in several minor de-
tails he pleaded forgctfulness. lie denied
very emphatically the charge sought to be
made by the attorney that he had been
promised immunity by the railroad COM
pany for his testimony.
When court adjourned twas until Mon.
nay nj 10 o'clnck
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
The pncIac Road. Funding NH.

WASHINGTON, Dec. The House Com.
mittce on Phcihc Railroads held a meeting
this morning and decided to press the
consideration OF the Pacific Railroad
Funding Bill by the House at as early a
day Us possible. The committee will on
Monday offer a resolution setting apart GER
tain DAYS for the consideration Of the bill.
Mr.. Cultivate, chairman of the commit
tee, is confident Of the passage OF the bill
by good majority II Il can be- brought
10 vote. The work Of the committee IL
now practically completed. Several bills
relating TO the Pacific railroads are before
II, but, rs there is no possibility of their
being taken up for action by the House at
this late day, Il is probable that no action
will bc taken upon them by the commit
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

Loypov. Dee. The committee APP
pointed by the House of Commons TO IA.
ouir into the arrest within the precincts
If the House. OF Mr. shcehy, an Irish
member have adopted import by o ma.
iar.i, uf one, which sets forth that tho
iush executive appear 90 have taken no
prsrluiIon 10 issue proper Instructions To
no Irish police iur tie Observance Ut duo
.rap.rt 10 the ilousr oi Commons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
The River aud Iiarbor mn.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE sub-com-
mittce Of the House River and IIarbor
Committee, to whom had been entrusted
the duty Of forming q riger and harbor
bill for the session, concluded their labors
today, and tomorrow will submit the
result to the full committee. Practically
the bill is now completed, and will be
reported TO tho House by Tuesday or
Wednesday Of next week. As now
prepared, the bill appropriates about
81, 800, 900, which amount has been
reached 10y giving TO each project about
onc-third Of the amount recommended 10y
the Board Of Engineers, tleir total recon-
mendation having been li'ile over $780,
900, 600. Assuming that tie Senate will
add about million more, the bill will
probably go 10 the President nppropriating
So, 100000. Just what couso viii bo
pursued 10 pass the BIZ through the
House has not vet been determined by
tho committee. In case the opposition
adopts any flibustcring. tactics u resort
will probably bo had, a. was
done last season, 20 suspension
OF tho rules. The bill will reach
tho most pccarious stage, however,
when il goes 10 the President Tho feel
ing is very general ON the Democratic side
OF the House that the President will use
his constitutional prerogatiye 10 prevent
the bill from becoming law. II Is be-
licvcd, however, that II the bill is sent to
him In time, aud he should kill II, il
would be passed over his veto. II is need.
less TO say the solid Republican vote could
be secured to accomplish this purpose.
and quito probably enough Democratic
friends Of river and harbor improvement
10 make up the necessary twO.thirds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

special pi'tHirh " thf Apif'M
Lrrir Rock, Ark, De This morn.
Ing Gov Hughes wcyiycd q letter from
Black Rock. this State, signed by !. ..
Scllry. Who claims 10 he detective, want.
ing information rcsArdiny the pricc paid
lo, tho body 0l q "Nhi;c Cap" lie claims
10 have II covered that q band Of This
character reside near Black Rack, and says
lac can capture q part Il not all Of them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
Auel,ul,er TO Tue Amount a, ~. 500.

Torrg s., Kan, Dec. The fact b. made
public that II. T.. stanley. book-kccper Tor
the Mayach Dry Goods Company at Ar
kansas tity, Is a dciaul,yr %, tlc amount
of ,p.6Iu II was discovered q few days
AGO by member 81 thc f,m that stanley
WIS stealing from them. aHl when changed
With the matter be- comic .cd mat he had
been taking from - 90 go % day ior three
ycar5 past. lie has gone tD Canada
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
SAID NE WAS PRANK JAMES.
How would.Bo Terror Triod 20 Bull
dozo Cofoovillo People.

How wouid-Bo Terror Triod 20 Bull.
dozo Coffoevillo People.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal.
CorTEEyiLLE, Miss. Dec. As Belinda
Bluegrass would say, CoGooyillo has had q
visitation. A man claiming 10 be the
notorious Frank james appeared In town
yesterday morningand announced that ho
would lecture last night Mono Of our
people believed tho truth Of bis story as
lac was entirely too loud mouthcd and
boistcruus In his conversation, boasling
long and often oi his daring exploits aud
numerous deeds. lie mounted a Texas
pony and rode up and down in front Of the
stores, and stated that ho wanted el2j and
that unless Il WIS given lin hc would
take H. Ito WIS sOemphatic in his Hsicf-
lions that some Of our people determined
10 settle the matter and sent the following
telegram 30 the Chief Of Police In Dallas.
Tex is Frank James IN your town
man claiming title Is here
In short time the answer came In these
words "Ddlas, Tex, December g.
Frank James IL here. other party iHa
fraud" When shown tho message the
man mid be- had left instruction Tor oil
such inquiries 10 DO answered inIhat man
nor ne be- was now acting ~ a detective.
lie further stated that on tho morrow ho
would take two pistols aud show the PEG.
pie Of Colrcyillo how be could shoot.
lint when the curtain Of night stole down
the noble Frank had skipped the town.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

BosroS, Mas, Dec. :. Today n match
was arranged between Ike Weir aud Tom
my Warren Tor the fcalhcr-wcight cham
pionship. The fight Il TO BE- at us pounds,
stripped at the ung side, for ~ 100 Ia the
winner and 1850 lo the loser. The punr
h given by the California Athletic Club.
and tho match will como of about the oni
nl InmmnIN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

i've legislation, AT present, Mr.. Ford saws,
it is practically impossible to have them
returned when once they get through
Castle Garden. The committees bill will
also require intending immigrants to give
notice to the Unit5d States Consular of
ticers OF their intention to come to this
country, and will request them to get inn
migration tickets from our representatives
abroad as an essential prerequisite to their
landing ut any port Of the United States.
The present tax OF 80 cents on each immi-
grant will DO increased, but members Of
the committee differ in opinion us to the
amount ut which this tax shall be placed
Some members think S. or $40 would be
sufficient, while others favor an immit a-
ton tax OF at least SOS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08
The Alleged AInsknn scnndnI..

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE House Com
mittee on the Merchant Marine and Fish
cries has determined to take some action
relative to the alleged preparation of out
RACES upon the persons of females and the
restraint Of liberty, said to exist in Alaska,
which has been brought before the public
forcibly OF late by publications in various
newspapers, and by resolution ON tho
subject introduced in the Senate by Soma
tor Dawes. At the last session Of Congress,
the committee WIS authorized TO makosan
Investigation into the fur seal fisheries Of
Alaska aud 20 inquire whether the con-
tract allowing the Alaska Commercial
Company tho exclusive right To take fur
seals had been violated, etc. Congress
adjourned before the investigation had
been concluded and Abe committee was
then unable TO make its report. Al the
meeting today the committee determined
that before making report, 1t would call
before 1t the persons making their slate
ments concerning the condition OF affairs
said TO exist in Alaska, and examine them
upon the subject, This, tho committee
will do at an early date.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

GENEyA. H., Dec. The liist thing
done Ia the Burlington conspiracy ease was
the introduction Of the dynamite cart
ridges, fuse and Illuminating cars pur'
chased by liowlcs with liaHcroi,on's money
anil under his instructions. They we're nll
identified by liOwlcs, who had resumed the
witness stand In direct examination.
The discrimination Vas then begun
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-08

]. T.. Jenkins has been appointed post
master a. BEDDING, Wei .,er County, Misa.