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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
THE WELFARE OF MEMPHIS.

Some Timoly Suggestions Growing Out
OF Tuesdays Mass Meeting,
10 tho Editor Of Tie Appeals
Sri attended the mass meeting on
Tuesday under the firm belief that our
only means Of securing the improvement
Of the streets was by the use Of our credit
The meeting was very large one, and
cordially agreed 10 the proposition thatthe
streets were in deplorable condition aud
must have that attention which tho com
merce aud comfort OF tho city, as well as
It's reputation, demands.
The ways and means were intcliigently
discussed, and while an enthusiastic dc.
termination TO DO something was evoked,
the meeting was MS Enthusiastically en-
phatiC in It's population OF the bond the.
ory. All views should be harmonized for
the common good aud those who held 10
the bond idea should yield and lend u cor
dial hand TO the committee, in the effort
To find and carry out a way ~ the end de-
fircd by all sides.
Such meeting rs this indicates that
our people have proper sense Of appre'
citation Tor matters of common benefit
IL docs seem 10 va that this sentiment
should find cryslliltlon in some con.
Cprtcd movement When Mr.. Grady, of
Atlanta, stopped here recently fora day on
his way 30 the West leading citizens met
him NJ tho Exchange. lie addressed
| them. His opening sentence should be Q
! text for the enterprise Of Memphis, which
| should rouse the spirit Of is progressive
elements. lie said: III this meeting
were In Atlanta, our people would seize
the occasion TO take up n subscription iol
factory" lilo knows iull wei
the advantage that this spirit ha,
given To that thrifty city, which has
not onc.hnli the possibilities OF Memphis
viii our people permit the hint 10 pass nm
needed, or will they organize for the com
mon advancement and start the work o
building up, az, up?
observed an article la your paper some
months ago urging the formation Of com
mittco 10 secure The benefits Of the yus
daa for advertising our City's prospects M
contained IA the issue OF September l.
| Tho value OF that information II
untold. Will not some one Of
two or three start the movement IL car
not move spontaneously. II will NOV,
only by organized effort. Mr.. Mcnken is
man to lead aud create that body. III,
could gather the willing hands aud saga
cious minds about him, also would bring
order out OF chaos, and set as forward on
an equal race with our competitors. vii
lao do ~ sAILAx.
|
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

LoUmvuLE, Ky, Nov. 2S.-Two Govern.
meni detectives have been in the city iorscv.
eml days this week looking up a mysterious
robbery Of coin while Ia transit from tho
New Orleans mint 20 Washington. The
mint sent Sl,2go,OO0 20 Washington last
week. The money was on IN silver dollars.
packed In bags Of ZOO each, and was
shipped in one car at time In eighteen
freight boxes. The usual secrecy was OBJ.
served, and the cans, while very strong,
appeared old and battered The cars came
one nj a time and we're laid over here for
several hours, till bag could bc fcwci 81
and counted. At Washington the bags
appeared 20 be al right, but, upon being
cmpicd. it was found that ono contained
q blg ui shot Of the same weight M the
coin, iof which Il had been substituted.
Tie detectives 90 FIRST supposed the robbery
had been committed here, but as the seals
OF the bays placed on them had not been
tempered with they have gone 10 New
Orleans 10 look into the matter there.
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ANARcAY IN CHLclGO.

The evidence submitted by the State In
the trial Of llronek, the Chicago An
archist, goes TO confirm tho statement
made in the Chicago press that Anarchy
Is still vigorous and defiant in that city.
The most dangerous phase the propagation
OF the doctrine has yet assumed is seen in
the organization OF Anarchist Sunday
Schools, at which children are taught to
hate society and to admire the bloody
apostles Of the creed. Those who may not
have read the literature Of Anarchy
may regard il as impossible that teachings
which are sure TO result 30 disastrously to
the social order can be otherwise than abb
horrent, even TO tho child mind. In this
they err greatly. The literature Of An
archy, full Of Bophstry though It be, is
nevertheless most insidIous and seductive.
II abounds in allurng rainbows, II holds
out the promise OF delightful Utopia.
Tho end is enlarged upon, rather than the
desperate means. All the writer's OF
this class arc given 10 cpigrams
that often have the force Of suocinctly
stated aXioms. The deaths head is ro-
ycacd only 10 the acute and mature OBJ
scyalion aud between the lines, Every
propogition ia made IA in behalf OF the
Brotherhood OF Man. There is much
about The virtues oi charity aud loai-shar'
ing and scli-sacriicc. The refrain of the
Golden Rule il kept always IN the ear o
the reader and every line speaks oi fra
tcrnity. II Is not difficult 10 understand
how person OF sentimental nature car
rise from n pcrusal OF such works and go
with head erect, straight 10 the gallows, I
lao believed that his dealt, might further
the cause. That such poison should b,
put into the imprcssionablo minds o.
children may well excite the fear Of all
good citizens Of this splendid Republic
There arc thoughtful and confcryaly,
people in Chicago, the holbod Of anarchy,
Who believe that unloss something shall
be done speedily 10 cxiinguish Tia,
Anarchis,s utterly their forces will ulti'
ma,cly bo gathered to the destruction O
tho city.
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Mr.. John Bright has rallied considcia.
bly,.
Henry George viii remain in England
until December ..
The Berlin PoJ, discussing the situation
in Austria, eXprcsse- fear that thr.niiuenco
oil Germany X seriously threatened, and
that the alliance Is impcricd.
On the Rcrlin boerse today prices were
sleadier. owing 10 better adyices iTom|
Paris. Russians covered , pur cent Ron.
bcs closed at 207. Money was more
abundant. Private discount BE.
During the Emperor Williams late hunt
ing trip ut LctLlingcn he aud his party
baggcd In one day $50 pieces OF game.
Most Of them were pheasanis aud harcs,
but the bag also included a dozen stays
and other big game.
In the mining district Of Belgium, where
strikes arc in progress, bands OF armed
strikers are making demonstrations and
the mine owncn fear that their property
will be- destroyed. There have also been
numerous Socialist displays The troops
in the Charleroi district have been rein.
forced.
Tho Cologne Caste, abiding 10 rc.
ported difference between Prince Henry,
OF Reuse. the German ambassador at Vie
emma, and Count Won Taaic. the Austrian
Prime Minister. SAYS that Germany re-
CARDS with ever Increasing disquiet the
slrcnth aud significance OF those Austrian
parties which are at heart hostile 10 the
German alliance.
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COTTON"

Cotton receipts yesterday ran mp to A,Oil
bales. Of which 2,7l3 came in by rail, l,O5S by
river and 800 by wagons Receipts same day
last year, 4,s20 bales. Sales, $500, or 2,iOO
TO exporters aud the remainder 20 spinners.
Receipts thus far this season, 81, Gs2 bales,
against AZ, G2i bales same time last season.
Shipments since September 200 al bales
against 23G,077 bales for corresponding time
last season Stock on hand, l0i, l59 bales
aeainst l6l ,Gl6 bales same day last year.
Spot cotton closed quiet az New Orleans and
Memphis, steady at Liverpool and steady at
New York ut an advance Of l'l0c. Futures
declined 3 10 points u, n ew Orleans to 9
points at New York, aud advanced TO 2
points at Liverpool. Today Thanksgiving,
Is general holiday, all exchanges will be
closed, aud no reports will be sent or re-
ccivcd nj New York, New Orleans, Memphis
or other leading points. IL is also bank
holiday.
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is so immense, neccssitating the employ
ment OF inuumcrable vehicles OF transport
tation, that our streets are brokon and out
OF condition. II we had had no trade, We
would not have needed improved streets.
Let the reader turn TO the communication
OF "smilax," printed in another column
of this mornings issue, and he will find
some very good ideas there set forth.
We hope the committee itself may
not fail 10 take cognizancc OF the
suggestions. There is a great deal that
would be done for Memphis by the
proper advertisement of lis advantages and
progress. The very agitation Of the street
Improvement question is a demonstration
that the city is reaching metropolitan pro-
portions and has reason to regard itself as
worthy metropolitan equipment
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nIArr Irlrrrntn..

EVANSVILLE. tnd. nov s,-iiirct i1.9 ret and
hlliug Weather cloudy aul c1uL
WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. W-itlveF N feet
mthrs nui uillns Weather ondy.
rIfT4urgG. r.. NtV .s-Kiycr 8 feet
hthc1 nhi failing Weather cloudy sni cold.
CINCINNATI. o.. nov. - River - trot
inrhei ,ud risI~V. Weather roidy. thcfmnme'
Or ~. FEht-iiv liver ~ i.ct AID ialling. weather
ialr ivpafitd Hu.-cjC state Ncmphla
Vi,HsuuR3. Mia1. Noy 81 -Kiycf fallen ~,
ineha olay Passed down. Ciy u Nunroe,
Naich,r. um fHci up futuw CITY aud
hIrgrt M inuIf. nnuu. jamu h Millaiaf and
TOW. Louisville mon.
Louisy.LtE, n.y.. Nov 2,..niycF failing.
with irri tFCh on Tie lills. and feet inches
III I've csrti Nvitftf Cluff hnd cool Arrived
w. " % Neil and tow, NUW ORLEANS NiFhi-
River I % a.. " a. Z feet on The tails and
re- , iuchot In the oauui. Weather clear aud
cool
CAIRO M. Nov g'-Auiyci ifudsnn -
Louis DO pms Niuncionka, hrlnN, ~ am De
500 CinrlnnHtl. p.in.i '.iy % Sew orleans New
Oficius pmi q. D. rcucucE .lnunu p D "a.
prt.fic.t liudton. 90 luuis 40 pm ron tsds,
Nru orleans. AM Mltlnippl, Nov Orleans,
AM ~ toto. Nempha a.His CITY 81 NeN or.
leans. a. louis. 3 H.m. iufrr 81 ieCi lnrats ani
isllnr. Weather rintFY aud cool Might river
p lc,t urhus Hui falling Weather clear aud
cool Departed. I. sclcnck, New Orleans
a. IA
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nlRRrS Nm L1ROR ORprR

bihh - NJ " LIhbh bNNih
Thomas Barry, the dcposcl knight Of
labor. has about completed the ground
work for his new labor organization, and
will call a general convention soon. II
seems, from Ibis prospectus, that is real
foundation Is IT. opposition 10 Powdorly
and the knights OF Labor. rhcp is,
however VA uyowcd intention OF max
Ing participation In politics q promi-
uJnt feature, tho purpose being to
influence both the great parties In
tho vorkingman'a interest This gue
gcsis that the knights oi Labor scom 10
hgyc abandoned the idca that 10 the mind
Of lhc founder WIS fundamental 10 the or.
ginisatiun. viz Participation Ia politics
Two ur three ypiu ago Mr.. PoWdvrly cN-
prcssl, declared tina, tie knights had
nothing 10 10 with politica II this be-
true, and Mr. Barry srcms 10 predicate
hB proposition ior q nov order upon the
,lyl that % D. uuc. d Do difficult 10 scc
what useful purpose tho knights
sulacr,c. 90 ne - tho regulation
OF relations between employers and
employees wa concerned. TINT business b
attended to by ,hc unions. The I'm. shu
If Labor would certainly have been mvcl
q great deal Of trouble aud threatened dis
indignation u they had rclcgaicd the mat
ter OF strikes io the unions. aud had con
fined themselves 10 the securing o.
such legislation as the workingman ncris
10 do this, participation in politic
was ncv,nllr. aud, upon that basis, en-
iircly honorable 10 have 20 guarded Oh,
Interests OF the workngmin that the plat
forms Of the goat parties should hav'
lccn made. boy the direct influence Of thu
Knights. 60 conform 10 their wishes woul,
have been a function entirely worldly
But 20 Upuliaio such q purpose was 9,
Affect ,he dignity Of the order and 10 Oh
scuc the reason Of its existence.
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THE FLOUR OUTPUT.
The Production Decreased Considerably
OF Minneapolis.

at Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Nov. 2s..-The
Northwestern Miller says "The -four output
sustained considerable decrease last week,
though still above the 100000 point. The
total production for the week ending No.
vember "A, was 40, 400 barrels; averaging
1890 barrels daily, against l4l, 800 bar
rels the previous week, and ll4,S00 barrels
for the corresponding time in 1887. The
mills are running in very irregular way.
The current week and the flour production
promises TO sink to point not far from
5000 barrels. There are eight mills down
for the week, cutting off over 10000 bar
rels per day. Then five more with 5000
barrels capacity, will run only three days,
while all about the city will observe
Thanksgiving tomorrow.
Merchant mills in the surrounding coun-
try are also largely curtailing their output
shipments by lake via Milwaukee and
Chicago have been stopped and the situa-
ton seems TO be reaching point where
the -four manufactured will not amount to
much over one-half the production OF sew
eral months past, and possibly good deal
less. Although the -four market continues
inactive and unsatisfactory, some millers
report better tone the past two days with
some sales. Foreigners have shown triae
more interest but trade was Of nominal
character. The direct exports OF -four for
the week were %, 400 barrels, against 20,
400 barrels for the preceding week. Quo
tations London c. i. {. $50 pounds are:
Bakers, 2Ss, Oh to Dos. Low grades, los,
Cd TO Cd.
Wheat receipts for the week ending No.
vember % were 1881, $40 bushels. Ship.
menis-Wheat, 2l4,S9O bushels; flour,
l0S,676 barrels; mill-stuiis, 4,752 tons.
Wheat in store-At Minneapolis, 80 10, 933
bushels; ST. Paul, $780, 900 bushels,
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1890
THANKSGIVING DAY.

Tho people Of Memphis and the region
roundabout have much Tor which 10 be
thankful this day. Despite the fact that
cotton is trlle slower than usual in com
ing 10 market and the prospect for street
improvements is not 80 bright as II might
be. There is every reason TO give thanks
unto the I.od for His wonderful goodness
10 the children Of men. Wchavc not only
to rejoice Tor the good things that have
come 10 us but also Tor the evil We have
boon spared The Americans Thanks
giving Day is peculiar holiday, the like
Of which Is 10 bc noted in no other coun.
try. II owes its origin 10 neither Church
direction nor 10 Governmental legislation.
For long time 1t was not general,
but has gradually come 10 be regard
cd rs a national feast day. aud now
the Prcsidcn, and tho Governors of
oil The States unite In proclaiming its
Observance, and business is practically
suspended in almost every quarter Of the
land. Il has become n national holiday
because the people themselves deemed Il
Citing to SGT apart one day Tor the giving
OF thanks 10 the Creator Tor the blessings
youchuicd 30 mankind The fact Of the
holiday Is significant evidence OF the
religious spirit tln, p1gcssos the maSca
Of the people Il snot Catholic festival,
or Presbyterian 90 Baptist or Methodist.
II is distinctly popular affair. Whether
one Dc O member OF q church OF not, he
docs MT dispute the proprciy OF the
Observance. Neither docs Il matter
whether or not the record oi a years cx-
pcricncs be. in special eases, record Of
hadisck Aman viii, up1nluc meditation,
find something for which 90 bo hankiiL
Besides. there Is that inspiration Ia tho day
which Quickcns the courage nul puts new
heart into a man. Nou'may not SOC youl
ncighhor rejoicing without Wishing q
dcylzo Ways aud means Uhcvhy you MAJ
10 Justified Ia rejoicing Yourself. Thu
tho moral effect Of cu.ucipniBl ccrcmouic
OF thanksgiving which bring many million
Of people together In spirit makes i'm
mcnscly ior the general wcllnc. u ha
direct cfcc, upon the couuiry's prosper
ity accclcnting Il by rc.oncrgying lh
people. Tho conventional dinner Wiil
She turkey Of extraordinary portion 4
rracc the foo, Of the table ~ the yloquru
ymlal Of tho character of ihy day. ior
D. reasoned that whcrs the table
lalcn with the boundv a The lardcr
therefore d tito be concluded thhi ih
year ha. hnon one Of prosperity 90 thee
Who 81, down 10 enjoy them There D., la
decd, a suggestion Of Od.ntaliem Va this
but u h's tho Americans disposition {
ignore past misiotnnc when coutompla
Ing present advantage. TuE Arrru pr
sent The compliments Of the day 20 d
readers Il has a good deal 10 Boz tllauhiu
for this year. aye mind land wishes ihl
zach ones turkey may be worthy The o.
cas.on
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

wAsuISOroS, Nov IS Referring 10 the
published statement that Congressman
Mason is believed to be at the head Of the
movement TO organize Democratic q. 4.
r., That gentleman says he knows nothing
otit except what nc Inns rad la the news.
papers, aud consequently Is not nj the
head ol that OF any othcrp part Vt the affair.
The other statement IN the Dispatch
that bis friends cxpcc him 10 follow the
example Of zen. Palmer aud withdraw
from the q. 4. H.. be- says, isalso without
foundation lie never was member OF
the organization aud therefore cannot
Withdraw. During the campaign Matson
aud Myers regiments II veterans were
found in every county In Indiana, and II
is probable that these organizations form
tho basis Oi the ucW movement IN that
State, bat OF this be cannot speak by au-
tlUfIy.
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mnrrl.en., ,nnnnrrnilen.

wNnfNoroS. Nov. .. The indications
ai p-cscn, arc that the coming inaugural
procession will exceed anything Of the
Kind ever witnessed nero. Gen. Axlinc,
AdjumntGcncril 81 The Ohio National
GuaNl Col Gcducy aud other officers OF
the Ohio Militia, are IN the city looking
Tor quarters Coz their troops The Ohio
National Guard has ncvcrbccn represented
heretofore at On inaugural, hut i Is pro-
posed ,oscnd q brigade Of $500 mon, CON.
puacd OF every arm u the service, 10 Cen
narrison's inauguration,
cen y. NJ. Hastings. Acknowledgment,
and Gen. J. +. = Goblin. OF the Thru
Regiment, Pennsylvania National Gnardi'
who urc In the city, ail today that In al.
dIuon to The large number Of Infantry scn'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29

rr1m the Comlcrjohnsl
Mr. puuncu, tbc eminent nnl accum-
pliehcd Washington correspondent Of tlo
Sew York Tins puis himself U much
pains aud particularly 10 sigm5ur cor.
nlu slaudcr. iouchIns..g dome iicuic and
lair, 81 The pNsidyuL which have bc,n
boating about ior q y, or more.
These ralumnics hayc appeared under
,adars disguisca. and nave various and
yiuy misnaiions ali have rccn Ms.
cHbrI To many souUts In lhs nature of
Hn ease, being orl n their chauricr.
a1nc Of Thorn could Boz .rou fhi ~ QUESTION
ul iuyr.iiealiou hn p .n most ctges, they
Acr' t,o saamgcc Boz lcnoull or news.
.ar rolirc Al tlg smc, they pcfco.
'alci, Il STOW, m~dlou 40 son, ,laoush the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-29
Securities Listed ON stock Exchange.

NEW YoRR, Nov 28.--The governing
committee Of the New York Stock Ex-
change today ordered the following secu-
rites placed on the regular list Mexican
National Railroad Company, $40, 900, 900
first mortgage bonds; 81, $500 second
mortgage bonds, series A; Sl2, 265, 900 Sec
ond mortgage bonds, series b, and S3S,-
900 capital stock. st. Paul, Min
neapolis q Manitoba, $1,000, 900 collateral
trust bonds, 100000 additional con-
solidaied mortgage bonds, and S4OS, 900
additional inst mortgage per cent. bonds;
Piltsburg, gainesville * Fair Port Rail-
way, Sl,GO0.0O0 first mortgage bonds;
Cleveland d Canton Railroad, SlS3,OO0
additional first mortgage bonds; Richmond
d Danville Railroad, 100000 additional
consolidated mortgage bonds.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ncnpht. rl,cnter.

Miss Lillian Lewis appeared in "An I'm
equal Match" Tom Taylor's fine comedy,
at the matinee performance yesterday
afternoon, and closed her engagement last
n.gltin "Dona Sol. dnmatIzati0n from
lhu Herman" Of Victor Hugo. Ii Is quite
an attractive drama, the plot being laid In
Spain aud the persons OF the drama, King
Carlos, mobiles oi the court, and bandits.
A iho heroine, bona Sol, Miss Lcwis Is
pleasing aud attractive. the part giving her
u nne opportunity to wear elegant cos
Tunes aud to display her talents ~ a do.
lncuur Of thu passions. ID was clover
portrayal u character. nllcd IN with nice
bits Of acting. all OF which indicated that
shc had given the par1 intelligent study
aud had undergone careful training The
support Was not what IL ought TO have
been it was not equal TO the play OF the
OCCASION In any respect.
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CHANCE IN TnE oAprAmoY.
Tho chlokasaw Guards WIN Now Salute
Capt Harry Alien.

tho NhlchnHhW hNhf un VIII NOW salute
Capt Harry Alien.
10 those not on terms oi intimacy With
Capt. Kcllar Anderson his cousc toward
the Chickasaw Guards viii prove a genuine
surprise.
For business reasons and desire 10 I've
y uurc Vuict lii' Can't. Anderson rendered
his resignation md ilc company accepted
h. ME HAIRY AU'n was soon nitcfNnrl
elected ly urrumition tn go the vacancy.
The Chicks Wv fortunate IN their cd.
lection Ut Clierts Capt Allen, ycnfs
ago. began hs military cnrcor with that
company, rsut % the rank ol First Lieu.
truaut llc VS. chosen 60 command co..
bIuG CITY Otays. bat before lnsoun.viih
them long enough 20 make his SKIN anil
influence iUlt lor COOL. l,it Memphis ,u'
New Orleans otAkr change oi hn huu
vast Interests there tie was not i1us /.
resident OF Tint cty before hc WIS cl,c.cl
60 the Cap,uincy OF the Cr.ycut Knt
which company he pio,cd o same and
several prime.
The Chicks have decided 10 ako part in
tho competitive drll NJ indianapolis ncN
year. Something handsome will tall uuIe.
thuir colors, OF IuE ArFEAL Is no prophet
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THE COMMITTEE on IMPROVE
NEVIS

According 20 thr determination Of mi.
days mass megiinr.oi ciulcus. thc com.
miti.y 90 dcyir r. plan whereby the streets
Of the city may be impr0yrl vis appointed
yesterday. Il is made up of genuinely
representative citizens Nua. u anybody
can they can. We have mo- doubt the
committee will be glad 90 cau.,Gcr on
propositions looking toa solution Of the
complicated problem. Eysp man who
may think he has found a way cat
Of Tho woods should not hesitate 10
lay his plan before che committee. A.
Tnr Arrrsl said yesterday. The member
Of the committee who shall submit a prop.
ositon acceptable 20 thc whole people will
build Tor himself, as The poet saith, "a
monument more lasting than brass" And,
indeed, the poet laureate Of the Taxing
District could find no more engaging
theme than tho immonalintion in verse
OF that man whose proposition Tor sirccl
improvement shgil be satisfactory. But
II anyone thinks ho can help the
committee le, him make the effort.
Meantime LET Us all lear ia mind
that, despite our traiIio.rpoked sscols,
Memphis Is city Of which We may wcH
DC proud. II Ia largely because our trade
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nave yoa I,c.s. Robert,

."lisya yur tfnd. lloisH ---r' stop
In mercy sfrfr me iuti tiis uInc.
Ak u I've conmitied tns ,ump
SiHtsc lasl W eiaIf 90 nlr we'll
AtnHmc-spenk u me mlni trrll,
Tltrlim hues inri Ear. tf'It's Voc
"itugfrtstvr srhmuHt. frfhatd, but o.
ltas hesitate rft Yuu ~ To-
nemmc I'D uucfy Tint w NH aud kln
Have Uttered Nfiy limo, q a ygtg
Have sou rcad hplOu Esmgnf'
far re- I Robert - Yes
thank heaven the decd Il done
A. ia.t I've real a. though V weighed ton.
NoH. when trend chsnis b mcoL
~ fhNHfi hfanf ~ urln street,
shall u.a b. 80 INTO finnc,
~ tnfl. Hahir af nlt ifiuv
l.eH thuu'd ifsii that everlasting ssmo--
'llayu you real iobefi-Whata ne nafnef'
nut bow aud fhf .iit Eager eat.
I've feai youf Polar and ~ needs frft"
~ % ~ D. DssigH srsnAs 4
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So THE Governor is Tor Evans and the
Secretary Of State for Bates in the matter
of the Third District Congressional election.
And there you arel We now have pre-
scented very pretty question OF law, viz
Can the courts interfere prior to the issu-
ance OF q certificate?