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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
LEWIS LANES TRIAL
Postponed Ono Week. and Why-Dr
Calendar a Witness.

Postponed Ono Week, and Why-Dr.
Calendar a Witness.
The case OF Lewis Lane, charged with
the murder Of J. Mack Brown, is on
today's criminal court calendar, but will
not come to trial before next week.
Col. Geo. CAN'T for the defense, and
Gen. Peters, assistant in the prosecution,
deemed il advisable TO defer the trial for
few days; Judge DuBose conceded,
hence the postponcmcnt.
Lanes trial will partakc somewhat OF
the nature OF civil proceeding, Ringing
upon the defendants sanity. Special
efforts will be made TO secure an intelligent,
responsible jury-one whose verdict will
be accepted M correct and warranted by
the evidence. II was suggested by Judge
Duljose 10 cmpanel one composed
entirely Of medical men. Gen. Peters in-
tcrposed the objection that in q ease Of
this kind an agreement would not be
reached while the world stood. The ar
rangemcnt that will prevail in the selcc-
ton OF jury Is that Judge DuBosc shall
summon twcnly-iUur responsible citizens.
and from this number the attorneys shall
select the requisite twelve.
The proposition 10 have DIR. Calendar,
| OF Nashville, In charge of the state Insane
asylum, introduced rs an expert witness is
being considered By tho state. DR.. Callcn-
dar was an expert 10 tho Guitcau case, and
his long experience with the insane rem
dcrs him most valuable. The question Of
expense cuts an important figure, aud
operates TO delay a conclusion on the sub
igci
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

enjoyed the monopoly OF publishing the
works of Schiller, as well as those Of Goethe.
Carl Won Gotta had won the gratitude Of the
citizens Of Marbach by his numerous bene-
factions.
Queen Patience, wife Of King ia Ja re-
Gently visited England on her way TO join
her husband at St. Vincent She is only
eighteen years old and speaks English fairly
we'll.
Mr. James Russell Lowell will sail from
Liverpool for Boston on November %. The
Philomathic society, OF Liverpool, will give
him complimentary dinner the night be-
fore his departure.
Senator Morrill, celebrated last week the
thirty-second anniversary Of bis entrance
into national politics as congressman. lie
is in Vermont resting from the work Of the
present session OF Congress.
For the third time in its history woman
has been admitted to practice before the
! United States supreme court She is Mrs,
Ada NJ. Bittenbender, Of Lincoln, Neb.,
the superintendent Of legislation Of the
| National Womens Christian Temperance
union. The women who have been previ
ously admitted are Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood
Of Washington and Miss Laura DeforcC
| Gordon, Of California.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
AN ABUSE or CONFIDENCE.

The article on Western Journalism" published
IN the October number Of Hdrpcrs Magazine, con
tanned an expression Of opinion on the part Of It's
author respecting The ~. Pau G'obt, which was
uncilled for and wholly foreign to the scope and
purpose Of the article was not the intention Of
the conductors Of the magazine TO include ia this
article any crltcism-lcast OF all any harhh crit-
cism-ol journalistic methods, Owing to the ex'
petition with which the article was forwarded 10
the press the manuscript having been received at
the last momcnD and the perfect confidence re.
posed IN the Contributor. the criticism OF The Globe
escaped the editors scrutiny. II Is the first time
ia the history Of the magazine that any expression
which could give Onensc TO a contemporary publ
cation has appeared In It's pages Tho publishers
OF the magazine feel that Il Is due 10 themselves
10 do In this case what they would expect Of the
proprcton Of The GiObc, n q similar expression
respecting one Of their periodicals had iuadyert
emily found expression IN It's columns. They Dc
grc ~ publicly rs possible, To dlslyow and re
pudlntc the opinion expressed by their correspond
ent respecting The Gl0b, toward which they have
none other than the most friendly scntlmcnts.-
HaPd's Weekly
In the current issue Of HapG's Bdsdr n
similar explanation is made to The Ohio
State Journal But not only was oiiense
given to these two papers, but to others as
well, among them those Of Memphis. So
griovous was II in the case Of the Memphis
papers that the editor OF The APPEAL
promptly called the attention OF the editor
Of Hdrper's Adgdsine to the matter, and re-
coiycd in quick response letter express
ing regret The author Of the article made
moss OF il from beginning to end, and il
was 80 unjust and betrayed such cxtraor.
binary lack Of knowledge Of Western jour
nalism that lis admission TO the pages Of
Bdypa's Magazine could only be explained
on the basis which tho editor gives
in his disayowal TO The 81. Paul Globe,
The authorccrtainly violated the confidence
rcposcd in him in foisling upon the editor
Of H1Ipr's nm article which was full oil
untruth, transformation and intolerablC
aiIcctation Of superior acumen. His judg'
mcnts were characterized by imbecility
and the disposition manifested was that o.
u toady. II is q pleasure TO note that the
llarpcrs have rcpudiated him and have
had the manlincss to do 80 without equiv
ocaiion, while II is shame that tho rec
ord Of 20 great publication should b,
marrcd by an incompetent who took adj
vantage Of an opportunity to injurc Ia,
reputation Of I'M extraordinarily careful
| editor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Detective Pryde returned yesterday
from Nashville, bringing with him Ernest
Markham, wanted here for fraudulently
appropriating a small sum OF money be-
longing to $. j. Bean, OF Arlington, this
county.
Sterling Jones, colored, was cut in the
left arm last night about Z o'clock, at the
corner of Auction and Third streets, dur
ing a fight with Alex. Clark and Thomas
Brown, small colored boys. They were
all arrested.
The razor with which VIM. Ragland
was killed last Friday night by Thoma
jefferson was found yesterday. by Capt
lIackett at the house OF a negro named
Charles johnson, on Winchester street
The captain also found number OF wit
nesses, who refute the story Of the woman.
Alice Rodgers, that she was at her hom,S
on the night OF the killing. The prisonen
will have preliminary examination bo-
fore Judge Hadden this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Mn. ]. S. McNEILY, Chairman OF the
Democratic Committee OF the Third Con-
grcssional District Of Mississippi, makes
an earnest and sensible appeal to the
Democratic voters 10 vote for the rc-elec-
ton Of Gen. Catchings on the 9th Of
November lie says "Thcrc ought TO be
no occasion TO moro than refer to the is
sues Of this election; in certain sections es.
pccially OF Mr.. Catchings' District What
has been done for Nicksburg aud Green
vile, aud Tor the dwolcrs behind the
lIushpuckana aud Lake Bolivar lcyccs,
should clTecually dispcl NIL lothargy on
the occasion Of the election Of Congress.
man. Those works are veritablc and
strong object lessons, direct aud simple
enough 10 reach the favor and comprc-
hcnton Of all. They conclude and rcintc
all argument against Mr. Calchings,
Whose energy and genius attained them
aud whose continuance ut Washington is
necessary To their fruilion'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
MISSISSIPPI CROP BULLETIN
Showing the Meteorological State of the
Atmosphere and Its Effects,

Showing the Mete orlogical State of the
Atmosphere and Its Effects.
Following is the weather crop bulletin
OF the Mississippi weather service in CO.
operation with the United States sigma
service for the week ending Saturday,
October 20, 1888;
USIvERsnY OF MISSISSIPPI, Oct. 20, 1883
The rainfall for the past week is gen.
orally reported below the average, affect
ing crops iavorably. A deficiency of rain
is reported in Hancock county and an ex-
cess in Washington county.
The temperature for the week has been
about the average--in somb cases above
the average, with sufficient amount Of
sunshine.
Farmers have taken advantage of the
favorable weather and cotton picking is
progressing rapidly. 1t is estimated that
not more than two-thirds OF cotton crop
will be made this year owing to injury
from the storm last August, and in some
sections not more than half crop will DO
made. A large corn crop is assured.
X. b. FULToN, Director.
NoTE.-The issue OF this bulletin will DO
discontinued after this date until the next
crop year. Parties in Mississippi can have
cold wave and other warnings ofthe signal
service telegraphed them free OF expense.
Requests for these should be sent in
| promptly,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
THE CONGRESSIONAL AND ELEC-
TOR1L CANVASS.

Congressman Phelan, accompanied by
District Elector Harry Hill, will speak at
LaGrange today, and its hoped that every
Democrat in that place and region will
make it Especial duty to be presentand give
both gentlemen the attention they deserve.
They will devote themselves to national
affairs, as they are authorized by the
Democrats OF tho Tenth district TO do, and
are prepared TO answer any questions that
may be put TO them on the tariff or any
other OF the national issues. Mr.. Phcan
is fresh from the Federal forum and Mr.
II i'll is directly and recently commits
stoned by the party. Able, clear and
iorcblc speakers, they should Everywhere,
wherever they are appointed to speak, or
themselves select to speak, be met by every
Democrat in the place and vicinity, not
merely 10 encourage thom, but TO give
life, spirit and vitality 10 the canvass that
30 far seems to be going by default. Mr..
Phclan and Mr.. Hill should have rousinq
receptions everywhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TnE merchants OF Now Orleans are dis
cussing the establishment OF Board Of
Trade for that city that will take general
supervision Of all trades, industries and
transportation pertaining TO the commerce
Of the city. giving special attention to mu-
nicipal, Legislative aud congressional action
upon commercial matters relating To the
section of country OF which Now Orleans
In the metropolis, and cndcayoring 20
secure from the departments OF the
national government full attention 60 Gao
needs Of commerce irL-iis Vicinity. The
arbitration Of business difficulties Of
members, the fixing Of local tariffs, Of
commissions, drayagc, storage, etc, the
appointment oi Inspectors tho daily
record OF statistics OF prices, receipts and
shipments OF commodities and similar
matters would also belong 10 the details Of
lis operation. Such an organization has
been suggested ior this city, hut TuE Ar
rial does not believe it feasible unless the
Cotton and Merchants Exchanges joined
their fortunes and formed il,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
THE PENSACOLA a MEMPHIS ROAD
Tho Important Factor II WIN DO TO the
Commerce OF Memphis.

Commerce OF Memphis.
The Meridian Ncri, OF Friday last, says
that among the important factors in de-
yeloping hitherto isolated section, n
large portion OF which Is commercially
tributary TO Meridian, the Pensacola &
Memphis railroad stands prominent
one OF the preliminary lines Of this pro-
Icclcd road is now being surveyed between
this city aud Memphis, which may pos-
sibly be- the one selected Tor the conslfuc-
ton Of the road.
IL will be- observed from the points by
or near which the present limo will be
run, that IL passes through one OF the very
bos, upland sections Of the State, and ono
which Is deficient In railway transporta-
ton facilities.
Believing that many persons are anx-
iously looking Tor this road, and DESTROYS
Of learning something relative TO IT, prob
able route, a Asrs reporter, in an interview
with Mr.. j. W. Gallup, the chief engineer
ot the l.. u NJ. finds that, after diycfging
from the survey OF the Warrior Coal Fields,
at point whore that line turns in north
oaslcdy direction into tho Blackwater val.
ley, at or near Spinks the L. 4 VI. line will
pass on Ia northern direction 10 Moscow
AMI 10 kcmI c-lon, passing through the
cNItcmc northwestern portion OF Ncshoba
county and down the Bougc Chtto oncek
into Winston county, and from thence
through IalH llago creek valley 20 or near
Louisville, The county site OF winston
From he latter Point the survey viii enter
thoc,JN county, and pas ncafo or by Ches,,
lrr, going through the southwest ccrner OF
Webs a. ,uutV into Grenada county 10
,h' city 0l Cir iadn
~ pr q splendid connection viii ne
madu v { OF q lines conytrging NJ ulat
point, .l'. The Mississippi q tennessee
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
ooUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED.
Ohlcers Smith and Hurst's Rich Haul O
Ashport, Tenn.

Oflcers Smith and Hurst's Rich Haul at
Ashport, Tenn.
For several weeks gang OF counterfeit
ers have been successfully operating at the
landings on the Mississippi river between
here and Cairo.
During that period ii is said that no less
than 900 bogus silver dollars have been
put in circulation.
The authors Of the swindle succeeded in
keeping their identity a secret until last
week, when a small trading boat tied up
at Ashport, Tenn, 100 miles above here.
Drake, Langdon x Co. are the owners of
the boat. Soon after the boats arrival
there the place was flooded with counter
felt money. Those aboard the boat
being the only strangers there they
were at once suspected. The fed
eral authorities here were notified
of the fact and Deputy Marshal Smith and
Officer Hurst were detailed by Marshal
lancey TO work up the case. The officers
went TO Ashport last Wednesday and inn
mediatcly set to work in ferreting out the
criminals. II was not long before they
learned enough TO warrant the arrest OF all
connected with the boat. The next morn
ing Smith and Hurst, reinforced by the
Sheriff OF Upton county and several
citizens, boarded the little vessel and ar
rested the suspects, five in number. The
prisoners were handcuiIed, placed aboard
the steamer Gayoso and brought to this
city, arriving here Friday night last.
They were placed in Jail, where they re-
manned until the next morning, when
they were taken before the United
States commissioner and released on bonds
of 81, 600 each for their appearance at trial
next Saturday. Being minus q govern
mcnt license TO sell liquor, they will have
10 answer for this also. They admit pass
ing the money, but refuse to tell how they
came In possession OF ID.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
oPENINo MATHEMATICIAN
or tho Y. NJ. n. a. at Their Hall Last
Night.

That popular and progressive socio'y,
the Young Mems Hebrew association,
initiated the season last night with one OF
the entertainments for which they have
achieved - much merited applause The
program consisted Of play entitled,
"Who Is Who" which was skiliuiy en-.
acted by Mr. Emile Nathan, Mr.. {. 4.
Ecks,one, Mr.. Percy Menkcn, Mis-
Brightic llexier, and Mrs. c. T. Eek.
stone.
The play was heartily enjoyed by the
large asscmblage Of young ladies' and gcn-
tlcmen. During the intervals between
dances the unsold tickets for the piano
which remained over from last years lair
were disposed Of, after which the drawing
began. II took some fifteen minutes TO
arrive NJ the winning number. which
proved TO be i0S, held by Mr.. l.. Gold
smith, Of ~ Bcalc street, who, In rccogni-
ton Of his good fortune, donated SIS to
the association.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
WARNING UP IN THE FIGHT.
Congressional and Legislative cand
dntea on tho stump.

Congressional and Legislative candi-
dates on tho stump.
Continuing the good work, Democratic
stumpers will circulate thick and fast
among the masses today.
The Hon. James Phclan and the Hon.
Harry NJ. Hill will address the people OF
IaGmngc this afternoon and Grand juno
ton tonight. The latter appointment
was made as late as Saturday last,
but, ut the urgent fcques. OF Democrats
there, ample arrangements will be made
for full turnout There are a large mum.
Der Of Republicans there, but the speakers
named are equipped with facts and figures
To make heavy inroads into the ranks Of
that party.
In Shelby county the candidates arc
warming mp in the light. They appeared
Saturday at BaTrctt's store. Today they
speak NJ Caplcville NJ II am, aud at I
pm. address the people at Whitchaycn.
Thep will be a mass meeting of the
German Democratic club at their hall, old
synagogue, corner Main AMI Exchange
streets, this evening ut $ o'clock. Ad.
dresses will be delivered by the Hon.
Goo. Can't, w. Lucas Clapp. Luke T..
Wright, aud Mcssn. 4. Hilziield and
Louis e.. ffitz
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

II h said that Mr. Blaine will 90 into
journalism. after tho election M the cdi.
tor Of q daily newspaper me CAarioson
N,a and Co,risr suggests that "hc ought
TO take in Col Thomas T. Ochlltrcc "a a
partner and call his paper tho Aninias
aud Sapphira."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

The State 0t Iarrc-Ahort g MARKS ol fmhkIlni
Josiah Patterson, OF SUtlhf.
First District-H. Y. Hughes Of Claiborne.
Second District George J, Noe Of Jefferson.
Iourth nistrirt-W NJ Hammock. OF Truuslale.
RIM nisirict-W G. Houston Of Cannon.
sixth District M T. Morris olnpyidspn
Seventh District Tourney Rivers, Of Giles
Eighth District-R. 7. Cole Of Henry.
Ninth District Frank T.. lloud of HAYWOOD.
Tenth Disrict-Il Harry NJ. Mn of Shelby.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Ar,ruY, apathy everywhere. The Para
gould Pros calls on the Democratic clubs
Of Arkansas to meet again and work mp
some enthusiasm for the November cleo
ton. We must wake mp and poll the full
strength Of the party"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
HIrnr Irirrrnn.

LOUISVILLE. ny. Oct u.-Nlght-Rivcr rising,
with feet inches IN the canal, and icrt 4
inches on the ialk Cuisines dull Weather clear
aud pleasant
NKW ORLEANS. Ia. Oct 2i.-woaiher cloudy
ard cooler. Iac steamer Guiding star pass,d iayou
saia al 4 y m Yesterday. The Annie r. silver lcit
thrrc last night iut Sew Orleans
CAIRO. III. Oct g.--Auivci' Ny Choice. 81
Louis Jpn; Sidney Dillon, - Louis pm;
New south, s. Louis, pm. Dvpartc,L Nov
south. Paducnh 9 pm. River icCt inches and
rising Weather cool and mining.
NtCEsBuRG. Miss. oct gi.--wcalhcr Good
down. city oi yicksburs. I am. The Hu -,
arrived from - Louis this evening and leaves IOi
Matched at midnight Arrived City Of - Paul
with Kit Yards circus
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

"ARousE, ye lethargic Democrats! Work
while il is yet day" is the trumpet call Of
Tn Riply Scaib,sl which insists that ''ii
Southern Democrats desire a part in this
National Government, desire to hold
Federal position Of honor and profit, desire
TO asst In the councils Of the nation, they
should 20 to work to rc-elect Cleveland
and Morgan"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
Auarm,oa. Train collision.

ATcHIsoN, Kas., Oct 2l.-A Centra
Branch passenger train ran into a freigh'
express that was standing on the mali
track near Frankfort, Kas., this morning
Cameron FORMER, OF Kansas City, was ir
iured in the back, and w. l.. Bennett,
brakeman was also slightly hurt Cow
Martin was in the sleeper, but escaped
without injury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

ALABAMA In 1884 gave Cleveland 20. s20
majority, and In 1876 elected Scay Gov
cnor by iO7, G2i majority No,withsland.
ing these big figures. ne Noble R,giar
says il will be- prudent ior Democrats 10
act rs though thcy needed every voter At
the polls on the Gth II November.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

MA Curruy BRrcEiSRiDaE has arrived
at Pine HUI. aud during this week and
until the day Of election will look after his
canvass himself and punish Powell Clay
tons brother ~ be deserves TO be pun
iahed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Va agree with Ths Meridian Mars that
~ Mr. Cleveland should be- defeated
through the political Vaccination, In New
York, II Is 10 be sincerely hoped that
Ahrm = Hewitt will be- showed under ~
deep be will never be- again heard irum."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Hnloi wcll1 viii there he q sur.
plus for the Treasury this Year, Tho
Republicans ny not. Hut the Democrats
say yes, and they arr right For Acting
Secretary Of the Treasury Thompson has
announced that there will be a surplus OF
$40. Oll. ON.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Nom complaint Of apathy among the
thc rank and DE Of The Democrats party.
This time IN Mississippi me Kot1wlo
Ma beg, the democrats Of that county
not to "rlacc another s,irmaon this county
by letting Il go by default as Il did In 81. q"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22
Miss langley ricc,.d-

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
JACKSON, Miss, Oct. 3l.-The trustee
OF tbs blind institute have appointed MD
NJ. NJ. langley superintendent of III
blind institute, vice DR.. w. $. Langlev
deceased. The appointcc has been COD
nected with the institute for number q
years, and is entirely familiar with il
pnpfo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

SrNAroH BEnnY ia making u superb can
vas, o, the second Arkansas Dis,ric, Cor
Congressman Clifton Brcckinridgc against
Powell Clayton brother Tho people o
the whole state will remember this {,
Icry- credit when he comes before llicm
f5r reelection. lie IL DOING noble scryirc
In the cause Of Democracy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Cot. CuNNNGuAM blamcs Clayton Tor
NorNood's defeat. 7he Lihc Rock Drmo.
croi says that on the contrary, chad it not
been for Clayton the Union Labor candi.
date Tor Governor would not have received
5000 votes" Col Cunningham should
remember that Clayton carried the whole
Republican vote Of the State over To Nor.
NM
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TuR whcclcu Of the Ninth district are
for the recollection Of Congressman Enloc,
because he introduced a till to make
speculation In iulurcs Of agricultural prod.
ucis felony. They insist that II ought
10 become q law the sooner the better.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

H. Ninth Ward corner DrConaw mi sccoud
IirJvts. Friday, october N, pm.
NJ. Eighth Ward, Poplar Street Market hOusc.
katuuiHy. OrobsTW si p.m.
IA Thru aud Fourth Warts, ON the blum Mon
day, Ogtulsr ~. q a. pm,
~ Tenth Wand, corner Main AMI south streets
fuctday, OriOhcr "a. Up.m.
"A seventh Ward. Matt Smiths grocery, Orleans
street "Wednesday, October Hl, 100 pm
%. llrt Nuul corner NHIu Hul Jackson street,
ihuudHy. November =. t.u UW.
- SECOND Wurl, Court hou,y friday, November
{? T.npw.
gL inh mud sixth Wards. nca,c etrcct Market
Enturlay. NuYumhfr q s.u pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TnE Ncp iork EuHiHg Pod thinks that
Dr. Boys election ~ Chancellor Of the
University Of Georgia Is a sign Of tho
growth OF liberal spiritin the orthodox"
South. In view Of the narrow spirit 10.
Gently manifested by tho rrcsbylory Of
Charleston il Is most encouraging sign.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

TuE Democratic papcS Of the State are
unanimous In y strenuous opposition 10
the Third party or Prohibition movement,
aud for the good and sufficient reason that
every vote given 10 Il Is that much taken
from the ncmocrnlIc mainhiy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

Cot. SrocEpllE Ia opposed In the Sixth
Mississippi District boy Leon G. Duchcsnc,
Of whom Ia Gonrils Dlid says, that ho
"may be- good man, hc may DO a polit-
alcSamplar, but he can ncycr gct To Con.
gees irum the Sixth District while the
Colonel continues candidate"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-22

J. G. llutcuisoN has withdraw from
the contest as candidate Tor Congress
In the First TcNas district, thus leaving
tho track clear ior the reelection Of
Charles Stewart, a native Of this city, who
was reelected In 1850 10y 1850 majority
over Johnson, Republican.