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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
ATJACKsONyILLE.
Yesterdays Cases aud Dcaths-Editor
Martins Funeral.

JAcKsoNvILLE, Fla, Oct. S.-Today the
weather was cold except at midday, when
the mercury rose above SO'. The funeral
of Edwin Martin, late editor OF the 1mcs-
Union, took place this morning. The
Right Rev. Edwin q. Reed, bishop OF the
Episcopal diocese OF Florada, read the
service at the church. All the attaches Of
the Times Union, sixty in number, attend-
cd in body wearing badges Of mourn
ing. Representatives Of the Masonic
bodies, Knights OF Honor, the Jacksonville
Press club, and large concourse OF citi-
zens and friends followed the remains 10
the place OF in,ermcnt in the city ccmc-
terry. The Masonic fraternity in Florida
has issued the following circular under
present date:
10 the Masonic Fntefnity oi the United states
To Whom this Shal. Come, Il Grateful
Greeting Owing 10 the generous charity
Oi our brethren throughout this broad
land, our present and future necessities
arising from the prevalence Of yellow fever
are fully supplied, not alone 90 relieve our
immediate vicinity, but also the brethren
Of other infected towns IN Florida; there
fore. with grateful heart and thanksgiving
| the Masonic rolcl committee ol Jackson
vile requests that no further cOnirinu-
| tions be- forwarded. y. H. CARTER.
Grand Master.
A. W. KNiGnr, Acting Grand Secretary.
The contributions reported today
amount 20 nearly $4,000 This embraces
donations ui the past three days.
L. McQulid was today elected president
| OF the Citizens Auxiliary sanitary assDci 10
/ ton, vice Col. j. j. Daniel. deceased. J.
| NJ. Schumacher succeeds the former vice.
president.
Official Bullciin-Ncw eases, 80; deaths,
I; total cases to date, 3,3-S, total dcaths,
| 9gj.
Deaths Robert HAYES, Mrs i. r. r.
lott. Mrs. /. G. Hare aud Mack Barnum.
colorcd. Mr.. Frank Marvin, cashier 90.
the banking firm ol Marvin * stockton,
\ died tonight after the official bulletin was
fled. lie wa, the ln,i Of large house.
| hold tD contract the fever, nll tur iurmci
cases hayns recovered. lie leaves wife
/ mud infant Chill.
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IN FOREIGN PARTS.
State Of tho British Grain Trade.
Intlmation that n Crisis in the
French Cabinet Imponds.
Probability that Floauet VIII Doom
II Proper TO l.osign.
Bloody Balfour" Ealo5 an I'm
usual Concession for Him.
Tho Holland G3vornm1nt Raising Taxes
Prof CcnscSun TO 10 Dofcndod
Tho havana Cigar strike
About Faded.

Iovpov, Oct s.-Tho NTt iaWs r..
prss. In iis review oi lho British gmIn
ir,dc during thc pas week, says "pc.
creased d,Iiy,r.,, ol native Whuais, com-
L.ncd with the bad condition oi samples,
ha1 caused an adynnca iu London oi 2
shiIlInry ipr finest white whenls, aud !
shilling ilr rcd whc0ts. Provincial values
are ulfp strong. Tho sales ol English
wheat during tho week vrfc Gn,iJl quar-
t,rl ~ aDs al. against iu,Fn quarters ~
2ss ~ during tho corresponding pcuod
last yrlr
Country -four hls advanced 6d 70 H..
Iupltu Whrnis 1u in guIHr at au average
rise oi ul he London. Spot wheat in laN.
rrpool hns advanced 81 per GENITAL, Corn
h uuiot Foreign 0nls afr Hd better lin'
seed. cx-slip. nm riscn II. Twelve wheat
cnfsoos arrived. thfcD were Withdrawn
and righl remain. 40 tuduy.H market
whraI Wcrr very ilr1. English main
tanned an advance " - iur'Isn wcrc u
10 - higher. aud hrl Nuds showed d
| further fi-r, more lr.ug pI.i ipr Duluth
I Flour wis - drlror u London, the iul
price being macd o.. thr quU-li'uns land
/ hog at is. Corn, Oat aud luusuol Wcr'
NIm'
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A NOW Ar aloRNoNIsM.
Utah'a Supreme Court D1Holvo1 tho
Church Corporation.

Utah'H Supreme Court DTHolvoi tho
Church Corporation.
s,trL,rr. Utah, oct. The lprrmc
court oi Uuh io las entered inai judgment
aud decree In the ease oi suit against the
Mormon church which was pending to
dissolve the churyh corporation nnl have
iis property declared c,cEcltcd 10 thy goN-
rrum mt Tie suit was brought about in
The supreme court oi this territory under
the net oi Cungrr-s Di February 1857 la
that suit receiver was appointed ipr tu"
church corporation; Dec has succeeded IN
collecting over a million doll worth OF
pr1ugriy. real aul personal. The decree
Il "A complete triumph iur the govern
mont. II durhUH th" corporation
pf tho chuuu duHUl,Hi, H,.Drt-
inc that the voluntary religious
sect nov in existence haB no right 'u iuc
rlrppratr properly except The Temple
I block and buildings which nrr s,l aside 10
I n. denies the intervention ul % large NUM-
I brr ni individuals claiming the property,
orders the real estate ui lhr rufU'riuln To
I De- h,h hy tho receiver until ibr iniurma.
| ti1u Tor the forfeiture for 'hHsHWr brought
by thc government can b' brought io con.
I rlu.iun. aud 10 declare ulI ul 'lC personal
/ pruurriy oi the l1t" corporation ip nave
| become cschpaicl 20 thu government
| This point was the one must bitterly
iuufht. ~ the property ul tIc church WI.
claimed ON brhl.t Ul Jhc incorporated
| Mormon sect us successor ben thc Interest
t1 the lnte corporation anl the
individuals who ium thH corpora
lion in bahali OF themselves and
I aIl other mombars oi the corporation
Upon thc evidence lhc court decided thai
. neither the present church nor individual
Ind any lrgil claims. that nli oi ihc prop
crty had been held upon trusts, the oh
i.r.s OF which were principally "a uphnl'
puIyumy, and that these trusts Werr ih'
only ones existing to which said UYprIu
could b, devoted. II furthermore dc
ciIcs that the present church sill upholda
teaches and maintains p0lyamy, and tia
any dedication oi property 10 it would b
iur the purpose ol upholding pOlygam
and would bp unlawful. After oxhausun
tlc evidence, tho court declares the prop
ory to belong 10 the government by ih
, oprration Of law The defendants hay
taton the case 90 the supreme court Of th
United States, where II will be hotly cor
\ tested
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

S,S FR,Ncnro, Cal, Oct. s.-from al.
vices received by the steamer E,lsci Do is
learned that the whole OF thu new cm.
baukmont oi the Yellow river at Chang
Chou, begun last autumn and carried on
at cot ui over cp,UJOOl1, has been c1m'
pl.i.Iy swept away by tho recent floods.
ul lho 5000 lncal feet oi river wall &C.
c.ugy completed not one inch remains
and The waters are pouring through ihg
immense gap into llunan unchecked.
From $40 10 1000 labOrcn were on 3d.,
bank aud were swept away and drowned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09
HEWITT ACCEPTS.
10 Takes the Nomination o. tho County
Democracy.

Le Takes the Nomlnutior o. tho County
Democracy.
Nrw YouV, Oct. s. Mayor Hewitt was
notified oi hi. nomination ior mayor by q
committee oi thc County Democracy To-.
night. and accepted iu speech in which
hc stated the Iaum1ny candidate repro.
scntcd the spoiIs s,stcm. The party be-
said, is governed by secret society, thc
sachcms Of which al'ot iNc offices llo
thought the triangular drht would help
the Democratic presidential vote, but in
any vote the position should be- laid ~ The
door Of IammBuy. lie did not think hr
had done the Irish harm be- his position on
the flag question, nor the Germans NJ
Others in his position that the na,urNila.
ton laws should drguic % lougufr.sidvucc.
In regard to the report that hc would
support the Democratic national u1miuI'
ton. Mr.. Hewitt uil hc would pnt That
/ at rest "lhcrc have bUun difference
/ bo said, "bptwccn the President AMI my
/ saIi. but they have not changed my view
/ particle. the President is iHo rgu.al
nominee 81 the D,moduiuc party AMI
am "a Democrat
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rnr wu-AT MARKEr.
Tho Days Event, in chicago and Now
York.


York.
Nrw Yorg. oct. S.#Thcrc were indlca-
tons Of lively day at the opening ut tho
wheat market on the Produce exchange
this morning. but at The expiration ui q
half hours trading. during Which im'
very little WIS done, operators hUrr hoid'
iur uH until nrNs from tuu western mar
L,t could reach the exchange, iHr market
took sudden turn and lhc excitement
WIS temporarily arrested December
which clu.,I saturday at .l.2lI jumped
up u thr opening tolay 90 ,l.-i ani
si"u m different prrs ui thc p.L luo
western bull operators Ht uu.H E.i ID
work. and Tor n few minutes iIn l'H
pnorr around the pii fairly hUWm ] WIN
excitement NN H..u went up nom
gI.gtI tosI2G and slgul simultaneously
Ihr shorts came into cover, however N'
most immediately. anil thD wHIs.' lnNo
tusI.gHl i1r December Bui l.|, lHt Way
40 noon the market WIs strong 90 "
above the lowest price ui ihu W|fNHH
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TO Fiaur THE TRUST.
The state of Now York Moving Against
tho uroat sugar Combine.

Tho state 81 Now York Moving Against
tho uroat sugar Combine.
NV YuuK. oct S. Judge O'Bncn, Of
the supreme court, tolay granted pcnnis
sion to State Attorney. General Charles j.
Iabcr tp bring an action against the Have.
never 4 Ildor Sugar Refining company
Ia anuul its charter This company with
thirteen others, b. r. momhcr VI the sugar
trust combine. Tho encouragement has
nppointod Gen. Roger 4. Pryor as council
io represent the state he this matter ~.
munI II. s,ntruuc makes the principal
nHidgyit In the casr. liu rrriiDs That thu
sugar trust was formed be- 1857. t"r iho
purpHso ui arbitrarily controlling the man
uatiurr aud sale II sugar, Increasing iiH
price. aud controlling thu management uI
aIl rsIuprira. tu October lisi ihr trust
decd Wa executed. The ilhNumuyur re-
Gnory. under the trust, passed IN.
der the control ol tie trustees Ui
tbe combination. The affidavit Filirs
that the combination haH suspended
and cl1scd several fcnncfics connected
with iho trust. and has thrown out Of cm.
ployinent aud reduced to want large
number Of wDfkngmrn. The combine
ton. il is alleged, Is illegal, q monopoly
and criminal conspiracy under ihg law
Of the State of New York. aud n oppfcl'.
i've 10 ~ people aud detrimental tp th,
/ welfare OF the State 81 New York and ol
| the United states liy being q party IA
this combination, II is alleged, the Have
MEYERS have violated the law aud have
left themselves liable 10 criminal prosccn
ton. The object oi the suit Ia 10 annu
the corporate existence OF the company
aud 10 vacalo ils charter upon the groun,
that Il has violated the act under which I
WIS Incorporated, and has exercised PRIV
legos aud franchises not conferred upon J
I l.U t.tV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

tlry Theodore \. Ru~, oi Ohio, culoncl Of
prttiurrh. militant; Grand Representative
VI. E,had Nurklr, hriIi.tr and assist
ant uulriprm. 'yg. general, ,uipunusy sylwniG
Grand Treasurer Iac A. shepard, oi
PENNSYLVANIA: Grurd Representative T. G..
Watson and wife. oi Florida; Maipr.Gcn.
err, ". E. frost. OF Massachusetts, Grand
Representative &. g.. Campbell, oi London,
Ou': Grand Krur sentative \. Oliver amt
wiis. ui IuruuiD, rui.' Grand Krir's'ni-
ativr Frances Elc. ot D'-taul, uut, colonel
and assistant surwuu.gcnrnl pairiarris
militant
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The pIint- VII sirlhr.

PursBuRG, Pa, Oct. S.-A strike Of the
river pilots is probable. A number Of the
large coal operators stated today that they
would not sign the scale Of wages pre-.
scented by the pilots, which is to 90 into
effect tomorrow. They say good wages
are now paid the pilots, and that the mar
gin ON coal is ~ small that higher wage.
cannot b. paid. II the pilots refuse IL
work ut the old rates, the operators claim
the strike would have hut little effect aI
present, as thcrn II not enough water I,
send out their boats with coal.
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N.u nniIrnnd n,sir,n.

Nrw Yong, Oct. S.-lhc Hrnd says
President ingalls,. Of the Big -Four aud the
chesapeake 4 Ohio, Is a disturbing factor
In the trunk line situation Whom the
low bridge over the Ohio river ut Cincin.
p,H q completed he wlll be at the head Of
nos through line from Chicago in the
nerhwcs, aud via Mcnphis and Louis
y,.lp. from New Orleans In the south to
,be saboard. In order to compel rccog'
milton from the older trunk lines hc will,
mo- doubt, have to make war upon them
and II IA 10 make this difficult for him that
the Vanderbilt and Pennsylvania pcOpl'
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an DE,NTUR
Death Of Another Phy-icInn- No Ncu
GTsr~.

Death OF Another Phs"icinn- New
CIsrs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct S.-Thc .lmo1-
cnia Decatur Ala, special says Since
the yellow fever broke out hero no sddcr
scene las been witnessed than the death
OF Dr.. Il. y. Williams, which occurred az !
O'clock pm. today. Anumbcr olhis friends
werc present at his death and many eye
that wcrs unused to tUgn were moist when
il yns announced thlt br. Williams Wu
no more. This makes total Oi four %,
our best physicians hat have hId 9" yield
10 the terrible disease. No now c1.,s o'
fever have been rrp0ricd siurc saturlny.
Nrs. X. G. Bowmrn ispu.iD sick tonight
with the fever hut tic attending phyl'
clans think hcr chances for ruruycry nrc
gpld. Lizzie Jact on, colprcd, Is thought
to bc diving Al the other sick urr iu
good condition ani will pTJuip.y recover
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y, n,nr,ich Cnnrrrr,t.nn.

special nlspaich to The Appeal
SrAHKviur, Miss, Oct. S.-lmmcdiaicly
before the close Of services at the Baptist
church yesterday morning a loud shrek
was uttered aud Mr.. w. 4. Sellers, a very
prominent and highly connected young
man aud Southern express agent NJ our
city, fell back as II dead. \ regular stam-
pcdc was created Tho doctors were
hastily summoned aud announced tia, hc
had had an cpilcp;ic III. The congrcgl-
ton was dismissed and requested toqulvuy
dispcrsc. Mr.. Scllcr, * all right now.
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Two no,s nIownto Pieces.

Special nhuaich to The Appcl
KNoNvlLLE, Tenn, Oct S.-Two boys
named Greer, the older II, the younger
10 years Of age, living near T1cwcll, In
Claiborne, secured In Home way large
amount oi blasting powder from 4. r.
Cundun's works on the X, q. q. Il l
railroad. They were playing nt blasting
| when the whole amount exploded will
terrible effect The two boys were thrown
quite distance nnd when picked up grcn
ilakrs NJ Hr-h dropped from their bodies
They lived only few huur-.
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state Of Chihuahul, denied the report that
the Mormon church has bought 100000
acres OF land in that state formerly the
of the Zuni Indians. lilo also de-
mics the charge that the Mormons contcm-
plate moving en- maSse TO this country.
The Mormons here now number only 100
families, occupying 100000 acres In Chi
huahua. There is much discussion in the
press regarding Mormon immigration, and
the general sentiment is adverse to il.
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s,i.is Iurr.ndinE7

Pans, OcL-1he Ts1Ti commenting
on President Carnot aya "Nowhcrr has
there been an expression Of a wish for q
revision Of the constitution, The country
only wants 10 enjoy psarc and 10 pursue
H. yocat0ns. The revision bill oi Premier
Fl0guat ia a mistake"
Tie Naip SAYS that ogingi io The disputes
between the members ol the Cabinet ii
regard Ia the revision bill, VI, floguct u
likely IN rtaign, ~ Goblet, now minister
Of foreign a1aim, succeeding him as pre-
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object to the restoration Of grain rates.
They mean TO keep the grain rates so low
that the Big Four and Chesapeake & Ohio
will be forced TO do any business they
may get at heavy loss. The withdrawal
OF the Big -Four from the Central Traffic
association is regarded as significant OF Mr..
Ingalls, intention to make trouble pre-
paratory to demanding a diferential
from the solvent trunk lines.
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III. Grand Iodr. a, odd v,I,oy..

CmCAGo, Ill.,, Oct. s.-lhc officers OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel.
lows arrived in this city last evening on
their return from the annual session held IN
Los Angeles during the latter part Of SIP
tcmbcr. The party consisted OF Grand
Sire John c. Underwood, Of Kentucky,
gcnculissimo patrIarchs militant, Deputy
Grand Sire Charles NJ. Busbe,, colonel Of
patfiarchs militant; Pust Grand Sire Jam, =
B. Nicholson, Of Pennsylvania, majorgcn.
sfal vi ya,IlafclA plinlaul. Grand SeeTe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

NV NuHE, oct r. \ unique campaign
tour Wa. undertaken today by the Hon.
G.. a. Breckenridge, oi Arkansas, unl
Henry g. Cilunl. ui New York. They
lrn luHtIp together uu 70 uul.-bUli and
VflI sion bf rtri upwu ui amy importance
anil make political speeches iur thr Dom.
orriIr plt'y This they will continue
uuul tHr,ud ui thu canal aud down lhU
Hudson uyvT in this city,
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|T||lT U7T- TT|T n ~" NVI"U
Ilr,urug All., Oct y Huntsville
mIarl hrr quarantine this morning The
Madison county lair will be- held OF th'
hir grounds near thiH city November !.
sauI 9. Special attention win boz g.yu
ip thr live stock uud agricultural exhibit
The weather b. perfect, Cotton is CuWIu.
in rapidly uud commanding y cent
aud UYrE
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,InrrLnrr NJ srnrcN.

Special niJaHt tn Ihr Appcu
Iirtrr Rock. Ark, Oct s. Miss Lutte
AndgIcr one oi the leading young ladies'
uf Srlry, wis married ilis morning ni
that place ~ the Hon. W. l.. Thompson.
county anl probate clerk II Ilvhurn'
county. Tho bride " q sister oi NJ J.. 70.
AudiFirr. ul the NlHmuW llh1I CuiyWr.n
and ui Mr. T. Audigi,r ui ihr NmIr
county WLal Tho marriage WIS private,
bat uuilr q uumhuru. friends ul ihu happy
couple remembered tuum with many W,1-
YulH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

Sprcial p.spsirI 10 The Appeal
AurupurN, Miss, oct. S.-Thc Kansas
CITY uulrund hts notified lnc secretary ut
thc Aberdeen lair that Il would give an
excursion rate ui 30 from Memphis e.. Ju
irom Holly Spring, aud 50 from New Al.
hiny lur thc round tup Tuesday, Orio'
Der a..
There was heavy frost this morning
and the bright, clear weather assures ~ .
largo crowd. Tho purses IN thc spec,
ring arc to1 large ipr huncmcn ~ eta!
AWAY
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

Nav Nuug, OF N-siuu 81 stern, the
diamond brokers, ai lI Maiden lane,
have missed several thousand dollars
worth of diamonds aud suspected y. T..
Miller enc oi their clerks. H ihc cause Of
their disappearance. ~uryh WnrWnH
were pfucutrl and $1,000 worth wore
found In pavushopy Miller hla dulp-
MLIn-I.
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w,luyutoN, Oct a.~Ailcr judge
Thurman lrlt thc Supreme court today no
returned to the Ebhit House and spent
.ui,t evening. only few friends being
received The iuiro consented 10 hold
reception In the wrlor OF ihc E1eit
Ilpnsr at soiur lime prior to his leaving
tho city The president it u said' WI
attend .thc reception. ,L l''Vcfans has
been made chairman 90, tHt rc,pa"a
COMMITTED
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THE FEVER FIELD.
Refugees Still Kept Out at Jackson
No New Cases at Decatur.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s,-Surgeon Hutton
of Camp Perry, Fla, telegraphs that he
has received $500 from the Louisville
Courier-Joundl, for distribution among
destitute people. DIR. johnson reports
from jackson, Miss, that the situation
there is unchanged, and says he will make
no more reports unless a change occurs. A
report received this morning shows that u
track has been constructed around jack
sonville, making a connection between the
Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West road,
with the Savannah, Florida x Western
railroad, thus allowing through transporta-
ton to the South without entering jack
sonYille.
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divided. six. including Lord llcrschcll
Sir Thus FuuJr, sir John Luhhock and
Mr. Courtney. sign uFialumcnt supporting
the cold standard. The other six, iurlul.
inr M,s,rs l,aIlour. Chaplin aud MulctI
advocate the adoption OF the blmvlallc,
standard iu A Modified form.
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OBITUARY.


sr. P,rt, Mimi. Oct s.-Mrs. Chico
I1ngiord, molhcr.in-law Of ex-Goy. Mar
.b,ll died here last night, aged ninety.
Gyr. She WIS born Ia Ntsy York, and
wrli remembered when the nation was IN
nguruiug ior Cen. Washington.
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AIieayy Indemnity

LoSpov, oct s.-Tbu British govern
mcnt will pay 10000 indemnity on ac-
coun, Of loss sustained through the col
lision In the luyor Tagus, OF the bflilsl
non clad sultan with the French steamer
Villa dp Victoria.
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Special Dispatch iu The AWcal
J,,KsoN. Tenn, oct A-W. u. Parish,
a farmer living near Adamsyillc, McNairy
county. was caught in q steam gin last
saturday and horribly manglCl. II B
gaiI hiB wounds will prove fatal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-09

Tnr II,our, oct The budget Tor the
Dutch lls lud,rs shows % deficit ui g.
10000 Horius. The finance minister pro-
pu,rs Ia increase by I aDun the native u.
ccnsr tax Tor tho cultivation oi coffee and
ip appoint royal commission ip inquire
~ 60 means ior developing the coilcc IN
duaify.
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NV Youg. Oct. s.Hln,t woHks wheat
transactions on the produce exchange
vrr, uurccadcnicl in Boz, history. over
at. .ulUlll bushels changed hands, Ihs
Il iDur lim,s thu quantity ui ihc NihiDio
surIIy .i the United States.
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NEv YorE, oct s. wnllack.s thcaicr
was today transferred 10 A. NJ Palmer
who will undertake ~ future management
Mr. riImpf's name was substituted lpf that
oi tho late owner over the thgatcr today.
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TI,r ,Ia,ann tIHnr NtrIk .

H,y,NA. Or'. g. The long strike Of ih'
cinrmlkcr h considered ~ an end, al
though several ol tie factories are Hlil
.-L.--..L
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los. OF ,h. Iohn uiIbcrI

Special Dispatch 10 The APPEAL
CAmo. llL, Oct. T. The st. louis "
Tennessee River packet John Gilbert
sunk and is o total loss at lAbcrly island
today. Nv lives losL
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nnitnnr.. rnn.lacrnlInn.

prultN. oct Sit is umorcl that
Chief secretary EaliDur has refused Ia nl'
low the military a. assist at the eviction.
ou tiu Cianirirlc estate.
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Grrus, Oct S-Thc Hamburg corr'-
spuulrnt fgya that Her WuIlsun will dc'
ioul Prof 0riIr,kpn boz his coming trial
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