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Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Mrs. sCOtlold Admit. Her psrJury.

NEW YORK, May 2l,-Mrs. Lillian
Il. Scoilsld to-day paid into court S342..
u, being payment In full OF the judR.
unent and COSTA obtained agaiuet her by
B L. Solomon & Sous, upholsterers,
Mrs. Scodeld, when brought up on sup
n oney to her credit With Hatch q Sons,
but, WHEN shown the sworn testimony
OF a. NJ. 6atch TO the effect that her 40
count there could have been closed on
Saturday, with balance 10 her credit OF
81. 600, she acknowledged its truth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
A rrne Presentimept Of Doutb

CHICAGO, May 2l.-"Bunde'a Uncle, +"
Adelbert Kriegar, venerable delegate
to the Turnerbund, uov in session
here, dropped d sad this morning, He
was from Day ton, o. One week ago
krieRGr had presentation that he was
going to die within fortnight. As he
had no relatives in this country, the old
man hAstened to Chicago in oyder that
he might die Amoug his life-l long
friends. The old man left q request
that his body be cremAted,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
a Boy Fatally burned,

NEWARK, May 2l.-Jose del Vale
Hljo. ID years Of age, the son of wealth ,
Cuban parents, died at Orange this
morning from the effects of burns re-
oeived during a school entertAinme, |
given on last Saturday night. The un-
fortunate boy psrsonRtod "Winter" in
q tableAu, aud the cotton of which his
costume WAS largely made up in some
unexplained way caught fire.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Tho aroa, F,ood in the m,,s'sslpp,,

QUINCY, III, May 22.-The great
flood In tbs M iaslssippi. which will be
remembered IS without precedent In
In the destruction and suffering created,
Ia slowly sbsting and it Is thought that
the worst OF the high watsr Ia pAssed.
Bnt the worst that could happen has
already occurred, hundreds OF families
having been rendered homeless and
thousands of acres OF growing orops
ruined, to say nothing OF the lops go.
tailed by demolished wellings, wrecked
fences and wAshouts. The loss will
reach fully 90, COO 900 from crops alone.
The damage to this levees, houses and
railroads will npptoximats $500, GOO.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Sale of Oovxa and Hwina.

Robert Merrick sold fifty COWS At Gen.
trevtlle on Monday afternoon ct prices
ranging from S35 to S61. He also sold
q lot Of small pigs for 50 60 to 81. BE
will have another sale on Monday, the
4th OF June. Mr.. Oolquhoun, the clerk.
proposes to inform US st some length of
the superior character OF the next lot in
the couTse OF few days. He La inde-
fetigible in his efforts to give these
salos the largest publicity, aud deserves
encouragement by the citizens gener
ally.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
An AurornI Arch.

ITHACA, n. Y, Hay 2l.--A mort
magnificent phenomtn1n was Witnessed
here last night In the shape OF I'm Auro.
raj arch which extended acroIs tho en-
tire hfSvenf., Tbs hroh began about
six degrees norta OF duo west from the
western horizon to the zenith, where ito
summit wae inclined some fifteen de
grees south Of the zenith, and thence 1t
extended to o ptint on the eastern hort.
zon some Ave degrees south OF east, 1t
WAS O narrow ribbon, like the tail of q
comet; at times q greenish, and for q
few moments q reddish tint. a few
stream ers OF light extended from its
upper part toward the northwest. AT
o 20 there was pale, slightest Rreenish
diffused light occupying the whole
northern aky and extending some
thirty degrees above the north horizon,
some eight SeRreas wide.
Long after the arch disappeared there
was a brilliant display OF Auroral
streamors The display is believed here
to presRge warmer westher.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
sparrowa for tho Traps.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. May 2l.-William
Graham, champion wing shot OF Eng.
land, aud DR.. j. M. Smith, OF this city,
shot D matoh this afternoon n. fifty
Englieh sparroWs, under Nottingham
rulas. Monaon boundary. thirty yards'
rise, for 800 per side. The score re-.
suited IN tie, each killing thirty-three
birds,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
a Priest warns Liquor sellers,

BETHLEHEM, Pa., May 2l.-At both
the masses yesterday in the Church OF
the Holy Infancy, Souih Bethlehem,
the pastor, Rev. Phiip MoEuroe, re-.
ferrsd TO liquor ssllerH on Sundays
within the borough, and warned tbose
guilty OF It to cease the violation OF the
law or he would take the matter in
hand
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Rolng to tirtlrnnnrr.

Dupont Pest, No. ., q. A. R., will 20
to Gettysburg on Monday, July ID, and
those who wish ID visit this historical
battle field will do well to make ar
raugements to accompany them. Each
year increaaes the interest which will
forever cluster Erouud this spot. wbere
one OF the most decisive battles of the
rebellion was fought.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Death of a yaluap le Horso,

LEXINGTON, KY, May 81 j. Il
Sherman, of this city, lost by pneuno
pia to-day the 5-yesr-old bsy stallion
Hector Wilkea, by Gsoree Wilkes, dan
Carrie Olincb, by Harold, second dAn
by American Clay. He was never cam
patgned, but his owner refused SIS. .00I
for him o short Tins ago.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

A practical experience of IS years ena
bles me TO repair and adjust the finest
clocks and watches, Clocks to be repair
ed called for and delivered without extra
charge. ERR L. BARTON, No. ~ East
Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
mo Invalid ,.ermnu Emperor.

BEHLIN, May 81 Emperor Freder.
lex passed o very good day, His pulss
was better than 1t has been ut any time
since the operation Was performed ON
his throat. In the afternoon he drove
in an open carriage toward the Schlose
Bellevue in the TheagArter, returning
In closed carriage.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
A OanArd.

.uuorsd on the siraet that q
Ia eaDdida,e will be put In
In nsyor At the coming cleo
4 representative Of this paper
Aroas Inquiries this morning
IA, has breu uJADle 10 verify
IN, sud does not place any
10 the ramor. We say Har
nj, lsst aud al the time.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Yearly Meeting.

The Progressive Friends will hold
their thirty.sixth yearly meeting on
June 7yh, sth and 9th at Longwood,
near Rosedale Station, on the Philadsl
phiA and Baltimore Central Railroad.
The exercises will be of an attractive
nature, and there Is no doubt but there
will be large attendance.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
SumlnnrInR

A new and stylish Swiss, nine roomed
house, empty and for Teut. at Yorklyn
Station, b. s. o. r, L Delaware, with
IA acre lot, garden and croqust space.
Nice home for business man or
woman. Apply to T. W. FERREE.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
!, mist Ju.ti oeship.

rSo,oS. d O., May 81 --ssna
n. ,bsndo1ed the attempt TO
S,lsy the oouAruatlon OF
NJ. Falltr. Mr.. Iugalls has
,I,s slsh Me Edmunds In
%lls nomination. At the
"a, senate Judiciary Com
\, uallng the nomination
!, tsl ordered reported
.uL,i, even referring ii to q
nj "a Hoar and Evarts ex.
,llIrsusss to have imme.
rp,n it; but Elmunde and
[nrsd . desire TO delay ao
ihT could make some further
,hiut Fuller. They cannot
rch lon ger, though. for Sens.
,llsnd Cullom propose to In
,h,fe shall seem 10 be any
iM attempt to Shelve Full
L,atop TIL ntIt session. All
III men In Ohicspo, regard
M, have written here urRip 9
Favorable action on Fallei'a
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

Buy where you can buy the lowest
and save money. All our produce comes
direct nom the growers. We are re-
ceiving every morning fresh cabbage,
peas, beans, new potatoes, tomatoes,
cucumbers, strAwberries, &c Don't
forget the place, No. 13 East Fourth
atrelt. smeltz 3 Go,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
EsersOnal.

Joseph Pyle will pass the present
week IN Boston.
DIR II. O. snitcher has returned from
his visit to Colorado.
Rev. Adam stengle and wife have
gone to New York to attend 10 the M.E.
General Con ference.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
AFast Run from PbiIadsluh,a,

BALTIMORE, May 81 "A special OF
eight pAiAoa ears made the run from
Philadalphia to Bvltimore (uinety.two
miles) this morning in one hour and
hfty-nine minutes, the fastest ever
made on the division.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
tho Picise,s Stove nna aea,,r s,o..

No. 500 shipley street, take furniture
aud stoves on storage at moderate rates.
They also return the stoves when wanted
nicely cleaned and put up. All orders
by telephone, No. 326, or left at our store
will be promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
BaBO ball.

Saturday morning the Ponies defeat
ed the Rockford In q nine inning game,
by the SCORE OF II TO 10. Bstterleb-
Ponies, Manuel and Relster; Rockford,
Gallagher and HlnGkle.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
An on stove tor $50

Uses q 4.inch wick and sccomBo
d dates vessel as large ss tea kettle
What in more convenient for sick
room2 / LEWIS Row, 413 King 6t.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
viii illMe.rIo-nIHht.

|nl committee on Memorial Day,
I will meet This evening at the
hers Of DUPONT Post, Tenth and
rests, and a full attendance ID
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
Tho WeatheE.

Tomorrow promises TO be fair to
partly cloudy and warmer. Similar
conditions will probably prevail on
Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

Go to Smeltz & Co., No. Is Il. Fourth
street. for all kinds OF Southern pro-
duce. You will save money by buying
your goo ds from them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
RAducod,

DR.. LiTpincott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chronic rheumatism,
price 40o. naF bottle. For ssle by
TAYLOR 81 FULLERToN.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

II you want some nice new potatoes
or some fine Strawberries on Tuesday
morning go to Smeltz g. Co, No. l3 Il.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
A Now Flour.

Spring wheat, superlstive, only So. .25
per barrel, so cents per bsg. Try II.
Lynch ~ Lesry, Madison street grocers,
N. W. corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
For sale.

Ata bargain, Broom house, with con.
vepienes'; only $3.50 required down.
Apply to w. Scott VeznoD, this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

For furniture of every description at
the lowest prices to be found is at
Adnir's, AIS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

Smoke "1OG" cigars. They smoke
freely; will nGt GO cot eRsily. &c., or
e'x !5f l5l Beslon Saith, Seventh and
P!na s.laeia.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

Prescriptions a specislty. Compare
oar prices; you will find them the low
osI. beaton Smith, Seventh and Pine
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

Chinn, Rlass and quesnswaTe, No. /:
E. 7tl, one da1r from binR.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

Carpets, ,retii7srRtors sud baby coaches
at very low prices st AdaiT's.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
annann l2RS

E. K. Hanna will open hiB Ice cream
phriors, 63l Jefferson street, On BAtur.
DAY, April 2sth. Families aud parties
supplied at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

Mule pisoers ore wanted by the ], NJ.
rasey a. " ooi Th!steep!h End Poplar
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
They will Not Burn.

They, are selling rapidly. Storo-
keepers should have eamples of them
VIM. LAwToN, GIL Market St,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

oh, If only had her complexion
Why, IL is easily obtained. Use Poz
Eoni's Complexion Powder.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
NOTES.

Wsybing will pitch for the Athletics
OF PhilAdelphiA TO day.
Chicago outbstted and outfiel led the
Phillies yesterday, but Harry Wriaht's q
boys got there Just the Eame. Now
keep 1t up.
The "Phlll!eh" always play good ball
at Chicago.
Tee Washington Club bas made Pitts.
burg IN offer for thlrd-bAsemAn Whit
ney's release.
Tho receipts Of the Detroit Club up 70
date are Sil 900 behind what they were
at this time last year.
The Athletic Club tried charging %
CENTS to It's grand stand yesterday.
Most OF the people sat In the open seats.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
base BalI.

The following games were played
yesterday:
At OhioAgc-ohicsgo. /; Phlladel-
phia, 4
At riitsburz-Plttsburz, 8; Wash.
inRton, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, Il
Boston, 0.
AT Dstroit-Detroit, z; New York, g.
AT Philadelphia-Athletio, ID; Louis
Vile 4.
At Observation-Disclosures. 0; st
Louis, 4.
At Nswark-NewArk, 9; Jersey
Oity,4
At Observation-Disclosures, IL; Ess.
tou, 8.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

eeo. N. Jaosssn q. eo.sner.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22
state Of the remporarurs

At the REPUBLICAN office to-day, In
the sba1e:
O'Clock 10 O'Clock 10 O'Clock
$50 ego 73o
Daily Republican., 1888-05-22

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The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-05-09

sufficient to sustain and improve the in
stitution.
by Withholding patronage we arc not
only cripplipg the College, but also in>
A%ic,ing y very sciious evil upon Il own
sons and upon ourselves. Unless we
give them the very best intellectual and
religious culture We can, we are not
faithfully discharging our duty to them,
and no man can neglect his duty TO his
children without injuring himself.
There we're many other suggestive and
we'll timed thoughts thrown out by the
Professor in his earnest and admirable
address, and we're it not for fear Of occu
plying too much space in your valuable
paper, VIC would be tempted to enlarge
upon others. We most sincerely homo
that the Methodists Of Marlboro will
rally to 6 man 20 the support OF Woiford
College, and that ere long this noble in
stitution Of learning will not only be
amply endowed, but I hat the patronage
will also be largely increased, so that the
College may cutter upon a career Of Gu
largcd usefulness and success.
JAMES G. SToLI.
Bcnnncttsyillc, s. G., April 80, 1883.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-05-09
TRIBUTE OF
BENNETTsyILLE, S. c.,
Nav 18th lss

IFL .H-hH. LLr. N. AVtty Ntttt 1000 ~
Whereas it has pleased Almighty
God to call from us by sudden death,
our comrade WILLIAM Z. CoxE,IRRs
and whereas in this sudden visitation OF
an uncrring Providence, we, the Gordon
Rifles, have lost IL that, had he been
spared, would have madeaa useful and
active member Of our company, andfto
his parents, the loss is irreparablc.
Therefore, be 1t resolved, That we, the
Gordon Rifles, do extend our heartfelt
sympathy to his, bereaved parents and
family and that 9 blank page in our
Minute Book Be- dedicated to his mem
ory and that hesexresolutions be pubs
lished in our countyspapers, and a copy
ofthe same be forwarded to the afflicted
family. Respectfully. 4,
.I&SMeLAURIN,
Attest: Captain.
c. *. JOHNSON, Sec and Treas.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-05-09
UNCLAIMED LETTERS

Remaining in Post Office at McColl,
s. c., May 1st.
IF not called for in 80 days they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
John Armstrong Mrs. M. e.
Britt, Ben Davis. Neal Floid, Miss
Sophia Green, Miss Alice Haivvin,
Peter McKahan, Miss K. McRae,
DAVID Royels, i. .. Sawyer, Miss
Orcl Smith.
Persons calling for any of the
above will please say advertised.
LUTHER MoLAyR1N, p. M.
May LIST, 1888.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-05-09
w. P. BREEDEN'S
e S Il E
BENNETTSVILLE,S S. G.

TTAVING sold out my stock Of mcr-
ER chandiso, | now take pleasure in
announcing to my friends md tho public
generally that I have opened n LIVERY
and SALE STABLE and SUPPLY
STORE, whore I will keep HORSES,
MULES, BUGGIES ofal kinds, liar
NESS of all kinds. with a supply Of
CORN, OATS and HAY. I invite n
call from I'LL in want Of . good horse,
buggy Of set O. harness. I mean business
and promise satisfaction to all. Drovors
can hes9coommodatcd at short notice.
1eyssAsk$ for BREEDEN's Livery, Salo
and Eecd3Stablo.
ALSO
Will fill orders for SHINGLES, LUM-
BIER and BRICK.
Z gay" During my absence at any time
orders for Horses, Buggies. &C.. can DO
left at the Drug Store Of Btcoden &
Wells.
w. P. BREEDEN.
Fob. 8, 1888.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-05-09
Adamsville, S. G., April 80, 18s

Prot. L. B. Haynes Of the S. C..Col.
lege, and Rev. II. II. Chreitzberg, want
TO form a third political party in this
State 10 light Tor prohibition.
Hon. Fl. II. Newton has been invited
70 address the children at Chesterfield
Z. r., on "Children's Day" 8&SsSsa
The Southern Baptist Convention will
hold its next session with the First Ban.
tist Church OF Richmond, Va, onsFfi,
day, May 18th, 1885,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-05-09
NOTICE 70 TREspAssERs,

| forbid all persons from fishing or
hunting on my land in Pee Dee Swamp.
The law will be enforced on any one so
doing. GEORGE HOOD.
May 9th. 1883!
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1888-05-09
N[cColl lettings.
.sa-By Our Resident Correspondent. IL

McColl lettings.
.GGa-By Our Resident Correspondent. IL.
We are glad to be able to report
that Messrs. Welcome Quick and
James Watson, and Miss Anna Willis,
all Of whom have been quite sick re-
Gently, arc much better. Miss Lula,
the second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. McLaurin, is now sick, but
not seriously we hear, and we hope
she may soon be her merry little self
again.
McColl Academy was closed on
Wednesday, May End, and re-opencd
Monday, May 7th. This was done to
allow the pupils an opportunity to at
tend the Sunday School Convention at
Clio. We presume this will be the
last holiday given before commence
ment, as there is much work yet to
be accomplished.
We recently heard q most ridicu-
lous report concerning our school
that As pupils had been expelled this
season there has not been, to our
knowledge, q. single case of suspen,
SION or expulsion.
The "wise man" hath sa;d nHono
deferred maketh the heart sick" a
proverb which was verified here re-
Gently. One Of our students obtained
leave of absence. donned lis Snndou
best. and an BRIGHT wit6 fond a]nt;c;-
patton, boarded The train with the in.
tcntlon OF meeting his "couoins" at
some distant point, and escorting them
hol4e' i}aoo1et ~ hSappoit tDl9la
lis heatt H@rame sieiy which aig os.
s9"g oreanir gepqiai lsnnra tho hoalt!i
10 tAf enii,' oodN depends 0pon taNt
uci!c'1.' D-S n liiiehinuf.l .nH i2w hn
goes no more 10 meet cousins
Our agent visited his "mothcr"
again recently; IN, these "mothcrs'
ana cousins How much loving at,
tontion they 40 receive what cx-
elhPlary young meh we nave III .. =.
~
~ :. M " ~. .! Denhettsvilic
. w;I snccecu. AhyInlng entered INTO
WIN ING amount OF vim ana earnest
ne1s "nion - peihg d'sPlayeG N THIS
nopie c"use MuSt succeed Inc LEN.
each person presenting ono hook to
the organization is a most excellent
one, and one which, if followed, would
give the Y. M. G. A. Of BENEFITS.
vile, ere long, a good library.
w -
{ III u;' n'1 hs,1 I'M me lev. - y.
Academy on the night Of the 2nd
Sunday in May. A place Of worship
is sadly needed here; n necessity
which we hope the Christian people
will not long permit to remain. I,et
us cast aside denominationol nrofor.
MI. lamp DuHDaf, y student at
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

which he never retained friend. These
are the facts. This Is the truth. Mr..
Heating feels that he can take the whole
people OF Memphis into his confidence.
They know that he has never betrayed
them. In peace or war, during cpl
denies. and in all the upheavals
in politics that have come 10 them in thir.
ty years, he has undeviatingly been their
devoted friend and servant without hope
Of other fee or reward but the modest pit
lance he has saved rs the interest on forty
four years Of hard and unrcmitting labor.
MIR. Barett's purpose in this truducement
IL not far to seek. II Mr.. Heating
could be broken down In the confidence
OF tho people, the strength OF THE
APPEAL would be impaired and many
good men might be led to vote
against the Petit ticket But in this he
will he mistaken. Mr.. Heating confidently
appeals to the people Of Memphis who
have tried him and never found him want
ing to rise in their might and crush the
Barrett corporation that darcs TO as
sert itself rs superior to their
wish and at variance with their will.
Trn APPEAL appeals TO them TO put this
corporation forever under foot and make
II 30 that II cannot renew It's life through
tho Citizens Street Railroad Company,
that II cannot dominate the life OF Mem
phis and lord it in the halls Of legislation.
Shall The APPEAL thus appeal in vain?
No, thousand times, no. The people Of
Memphis are frccmen, and IA frcemen
they will vote on Thursday next-they will
vote against the street railroad ticket, and
for the Peoples Ticket, with the names Of
Petit, Graham, llirsch. jordan and Camp
upon IL.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
NEWS FROM OVER THE SEA.
Heupt Enticed by Socialists from
Geneva to Zurich.

Heupt Enticed by Socialists from
Geneva to Zurich.
LONDON, Jan. "A dispatch from Berne
gives the following from the highest Of
fetal source regarding Schroeder and
Heupt, who were recently arrested in
Zurich:
"Ardent anarchists and socialists, sus-
pecting Heupt, enticed him from Geneva
to Zurich, where they met him and took
him to Shreder's house. The house was
searched from top to bottom and a guam
tity Of dynamite was found, together with
number of letters from the Berlin police
inspector, Kreuger. Both men were hand.
cd over TO the Swiss inspector, Fischer.
Heupts house was then searched, and
there was found extensive correspondence
with Berlin Inspector Hacke, together with
accounts proving that Heupt's salary was
$50 marks per month, and that he received
since 1880 1900 marks as extras. Both
men were imprisoned on the charge OF in
citing outrages on life and property. Their
immediate employer was ex-Capt. Won
Ehrenberg, also an ostensible anarchist,
who was warned in time and escaped TO
Carlsruhe, where he was arrested to under
go a sentence the Baden court-martial
passed upon him years ago. The police
scout the suggestion that Schrpder's dyna-
mite was from Berlin and intended for an
outrage on the Car. II is expected that
Hacke and Kruger will be dismissed or
| rofirad -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03

IT is not merely Chase that the people
have to fear. but as the Scimitar says, "the
ward politicians behind them, hungry for
the pay which has been denied them for
years. They have been out in the cold too
long and are hammeringat tho doors with
ravenous claws. Keep them out keep
them out, there is poison in their touch.
Don't let the police and fire department
become the prey Of the gang" the
"hustlers," the strikers and the ward bum
mcY, who, for some inscrutable reason,
are permitted by decent people to run
elections"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-03
THE OBJECTIONS TO MIR. ARNOLD


The people object Co George Arnold be-
cause he Il n stakeholder In one of the street
railroad companies which has n contract
with the Taxing District government, and IL
therefore disqualified, n not by the letter
certainly by the spirit of the law, which pre-
scribes that tho members OF the Board OF
Fire and Police Commissioners and Board %
Public Works shall "scverniiy take nm oath
"bcfore the Clerk Of the County Court TINT
''they will faithfully and impartiaily dis
"chargo In. duties OF their ONCE, and they
"wili not become Interested. directly or indl.
'rcctiy. nearly or remotely. for themselves
"or Others. In any contracr' with the Taxing
District. Dir. Arnold IL also n stockhoider In
the Citizens street Railroad Company, incl.
igibie because d. L. Interested In n case now
pending before tho Taxing District Council
which involves 90 him aud tho other NOM
hers OF the Ciiis-ns' street Railroad Compa-
ny. as well ne those OF the Memphis street
Railroad Company. several hundred thou.
sand dollars. and Co the people OF Memphis
privileges estimated by good judges 10 be
worth saTo.ooo per annum. MIR. Arnold aa
n candidate, therefore, appears Co be de-
airous Of being Judge In his own case. OF
course the people will not consent 60 that.