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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
Cynthin Leonard Cannot Vote.

New York, Nov. 5.-Mrs. Cynthia
Leonard, the candidate of the Equal Rights
party for Mayor Of this city, registered in
the Thirty-fourth Election District OF the
Seventh Assembly District, and then Sc
cured a mandamus to compel the In
pec,ors of that district to allow her TO vote.
The matter came up for argument in the
Supreme Court Chambers today, when
Lawyer Nelson Smith appeared in Mrs.
Leonard's behalf and entered upon long
argument, claiming, under the coDstitu-
ton OF the nation his client was entitled to
suffrage, and that no State law could
abridge the privilege OF any citizens. Judge
Lawrence remarked that he did not wish
to listen TO any dissertation on natural
rights, and denied the motion. Mrs.
Leonard and Anna p. johnson, who were
in courl, agreed in declaring that the Judge
was wrong.
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AZ example Of American gall il Afforded
in the suggestion Of Tts N,s rort Houii
that l"ul Salisbury appoint Mr. Michael
Herbert Charge a Anain 10 this country.
to the place Of Minister PlcuipoioniIary
just vacated by Lord snckyillo. "My
Lord' was ordered homo by President
Cleveland Tor Interfering In American ai.
fairs, and hero we have ono OF our leading
newspapers interfering with English affairs
In the most pointed way, ani suggesting
the appointment Of NJ Herbert ~ Minis
ter because Dc Is about 20 take 70 himself
wa American wife. II Tie H,nH had a
dom.cilc in london, a. II has In Paris.
Lod Salisbury would bo justified In order.
ing 10 home Tor such an exhibition Of ghll.
The Huui is the universal oubas,ador Of
the United States, ani has a place at all
the couris. ltmusi be careful. therefore.
not % compromise itself by following
Sack,illc's example. II should recall iis
editorial on Herbert
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
THE APPEALS BULLETINS.

The APPEAL will display, for the bene-
fit of the public, this afternoon and to-
night, the election bulletins as fast Ms
they shall be received. A fine stereopti-
con will be employed at night. The West
crn Unions bulletin service this year will
be the most complete ever known, ex-
traordinary arrangements having been
made TO secure returns at the earliest pos
sible moment II is to itsdisplayoi these
bulletins that TIE APPEAL respectfully in
yitcs the public.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
TOD1YIS ELECTION.

The election that takes place today is
the most momentous in every respect
since in 1860 the Republicans achieved
their first triumph, through diyi-
sions in the Democratic ranks. Be-
sides the fact that the cleo
ton or defeat Of Cleveland means
the continued triumph or defeat of
the trusts, combines and monopolies that
threaten the liberties Of the people and
menace rs with classes and class distinc-
ton, It is most momentous 10 us OF the
South, for ii the Republicans succeed in
olecting Harrison and Morton, Blaine, to
he in that case the man behind tibet hronc,
greater than the throne itself, will initiate
policy Of rcprisal, and 80 far as the law
making power will permit will turn all the
forces Of the Federal Government into de.
structive agencies for the undo.ng of the
prosperity Of the South. The yindict-
i've onslaughts upon the Southern
States made during the campaign
by Blaine, sherman, Foraker and other
leading Republicans, and the sectional
coloring they gave TO the Mills bill, are
undcniablc indications that the wheel Of
time Is to be turned back, and the country
once more 10 be launched into the dis.
ucssiul conditions Of reconstruction DAYS.
The Republican leaders are desperate.
They admit that the defeat Of their party
today means ils dissolution. II the people
shall declare for Cleveland il will be the
extinction OF scctionali,m and plain in
dicaii9u Of their approval Of the Demo.
cratic policy of tariff reform aud Of the
President manly yindica'ion Of all their
rights. II, on the other hand, the Rcpub.
lican, shall succeed, by corrupt means,
IN clccling Harrison, II will be
plain indication that trusts uud COM
Dimes are to have iuli sway, aud that we
are shortly tobo launched iuioa war be.
tween remorselcss aud greedy capital on
The one hand and paupcr.z,d and over.
aSed labor on the other that may threaten
wen our form OF Government with de.
iruciion. The duty OF VOTING was there.
ore ncvor 40 solemn a. today; the
uiy Of casting a ballot tor free government
nj reduction Of taxes was never more
on Democrats everywhere.
'lcycland and Thurman elected today
icans a battle fought and won that as.
nrcs 10 the Democratic party long lease
{ power Every Democrat should there. |
ore make Il special duty TO 60 to the .
oils today and cas-, his vote for the Domo-
ratio ticket, which means peace aud I,ros-
'crity Tor all sections Of the country.
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the Republican gentleman at the
depot and firmly suggested that
the election could be properly
run without them, and no Pinkerton in
tmidators would be welcome. The de-
tective re-entered the train and left. Ben
jamin went to the hotel, where he was
waited upon and informed that his pres
ence and mission were obnoxious. etook
the first train for Little Rock. Everybody
is determined to have a peaceable, free
election and fair count. Negroes with
out outside interference will be peaceable,
and many OF them are with the Democrats.
Benjamin Middlebrook, the Republican
Elector for this district, and others, have
recently been in Conway County making
inflamatory speeches to negroes. This
explains the action of the citizens in OBJ
jecting to his presence.
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Tur N1r ior, HriLl has mad, can.
vass Of thc country as to th, Presidential
election, AMI puts Colorado, Iowa, kansas.
Nebraska. Nevada aud Wisconsin among
the doubtful States. cycy one OF which.
except Nevada, up 10 this time has ccr.
hin'y been Republican. II seems absurd.
oi course, 20 pat kansas amouug the
doubtful States, but Il 6. made s., Tins year
Ly the Union Labor vote. which will De-. Il
is thought, very largo Tennessee is vt
down iUr n Democratic majority all the
way from 1000 10 5000. With Gov ny-
lpr claiming lhc latter. Indiana Is giyon
90 Cleveland. Asto Now York. the H,0ild
cp.rs the Republican estimate Of Rcpnb.
hcm plurality To- be- li,ls5, and the Dem.
ocm,ic estimate Of Democratic plurality ~
Boo .1SDl Tho election Of Democratic
Governors In Colorado. Minnesota. Ne.
bmska aud Illinois is not improbable.
Arkansas j. st down ior Democratic
majority Of 2,,c01. Alabama, J0.O)l. ana
MissIgipri 5000 Both pariicsarc claim.
Ing Wisconsin. The day will doubtless be-
iull Of surprises.
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poLITlcIANs AHn 1nr rRraa

uig wooi.on ia the National ri.,oflI Journal.
To the superficial observer there sap
parcnily ma indissolublc alliance bclaccn
the professions OF the politician and the
Journalist, but In reality there h not aud
cannot be, ior the motives which a,t.ta,o
and the power which impcls arr distinct
aud dissimilar Tho journalist N the
highest type Of the pclagoguc. he l. tho
worlds greatest educator The politician
b. the observer Of that education. aud ~.
iloctsihc progressive thought Of the poo
pie. Both the journalist and the politician
arc the offspring Of popular institutions.
both anguish and dio under a tymnny.
Cicero could no, live undcr Augustus. and
the nrc,s was imprisoned and shacklcl
under Donapario. Both live hy popular
favor, and both contribute TO the under.
current which sweeps away political DIV.
haalios and icoVanins parties To dis
cover the spirit oi the age, to discover tho
"uppcrmost thought la the public mind.
ON which goat cych'a h.ngo aud mighty
desiinics arc stakcd, Ia alike the problem
OF each Of these professions. In both n h
early learned, aud never forgotten. that
liic :. a struggle, and the quiet nature
which Is non-combaianL which shfinks
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Anaer.on nni. AproIn,ea coIIec,or.

sIcCiI bispaich a. The Appeal.
LrrriE Rock, Ark, Nov 5.-This morn.
ing County Court Clerk Ham O. Williams
certified TO the Governor n vacancy In the
Collectors Office Of Pulaski County caused
by the failure OF Shcrn-clcct Anderson
Mills 10 file his bond o. Collector within
the time prescribed by law. A little later
n petition numcrously signed was prcsont-
cd TO- the Governor asking him 10 appoint
Sheriff Anderson Mills to gu the vacancy.
The petition was granted and Mr. Mills
was appointed Collector Of Pulaski County
for the next two vpnfa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Macon, Ga, Nov "a iiro broke out
this evening In the oil and pain, store Of
T. G. Burke, and after consuming the en-.
tire stock, valued at $1,000, was oommu-
nicaicd to the adjoining stores Of Nuss.
banm, Van Sykcl 4 rndall. hardware
dealers, Of ". d. Adams Il Co.. wholesale
groccfH, aud Of Charles TAYLOR, furniture
dealer, ali Of which were destroyed. Tho
estimated loss IL SlO,OoO. about tuo.thirls
oi which is covered by iusumncc. Tho
hrc u supposed 10 have originated from
spontaneous combustion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

frum ne Chicis1Nnn
Scene on the banks Of the River styN
Satan 90 the grim icrtyman) That's a
pretty good load YOU brought over tina,
time, aud | see tina, thoro are some 10 como
over yet
ayes, your highncN, these people are
all ilni class folks. They aren't 10 blame,
though, as much o. tho pfcachors."
Flows THAR
well, the preachers got TO talking
about Robert Elsmcrc, instead Of warn.
ing the people against the old.iashioned.
orthodox hell with CRATE on Il, and brlm.
stone, aud all that soft u thing. aud these
people thought that old chestnut was
played out
"Ahi l see. That's great book. I
thought ! would ct 'om on that. When
you 10 back you'd hcitor look around. and
! think maybe you'll lind a preacher or
two In the brush"
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citizen make it his business TO go TO the
polls and work for Phelan. Eaton, his
opponent, will spare nothing to secure his
own election, and it, therefore, behooves
the Democrats TO show determination
more than ordinary to defeat him. 1t is
absolutely necessary to the welfare Of the
people and the commercial prosperity Of
Memphis that Eaton should be defeated
by Phean TODAY.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Mn. d. A. BUowFR, for several year
editor Of The Lite Rock Gd,flc, has sold
his interest in that paper and retires from
It's editorial management Mr. Brewer is
one OF the recognized forces in the Journal
ism Of the South, a strong writer, guided
by fine common sense and an unusually
accurate judgment. Prudent and discreet,
he has made few mistakes, and his course
has always been conservative, fair and
just. He never failed to recognize the
merits Of his opponents while unfolding
with unyarying energy and determine
ton the principles of Jcllcrsonian De-
mouacy. lie has deserved well of
the people OF Arkansas who, il
is pleasant to know, fully appreciate his
merits as public journalist and will regret
his retirement from The Gosrtic.
llc was true 10 their interests, having
their welfare in view and did what was
possible 10 man OF skill, ability and
sagacity 10 promote the growth and pros
pcrity OF their State. Mr.. Brewer will con-
tinuc with Tho Gazette until the LIT Of
December What his course Is 10 be- after
that time no has not determined but
whaicyer 1t may he he has the best wishes
OF 1nE ArrEAL on which hc first began a
career that has always been an honorable
one, upright and fair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Gov T,YLoH closed the campaign 'in q
blaze Of glory" last night, before an audi.
cnca Of exceptional quality Ia standing
aud numbers, and made, Of course, a rous-
ingspccch. This gathering may fairly be
acrcpled rs a preagc Of victory for the
Democracy Of Shelby County. and tho
Tenth Congressional District and the state.
from al parts Of which there comes 10
fnE ArPSAL the most gratifying asur.
nuccs That the Democrats are thoroughly
aroused and alert, and mean 10 elect the
State and National tickets by nj lcaft 90.
oo) majority. Il Is also pretty well A..
snrcd that majority Of Democrats will DO
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PROPHESIES.
Continued From FIRST Page.

reduction OF $4,000 on Blaine's vote in
1854: lie claims the election OF Wilson,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
by 10000 plurality, and the reelection Of
the three Democratic Congressman.
The Prohibitlonist, the Democrats
claim, will not have less than $1,000,
while his immediate supporters estimate
the number as much greater. In the bull
letlns sent tomorrow night the comparison
will be with the election OF 1884.
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The largest increase In mileage rrse
July appears 10 have been In Washing
ton Territory, where 2j3 miles have bcen|
built. Minnesota comes next with lSi|
miles, Kansas third. with liz miles;
Colorado fourth, with l6i miles: Dakota|
9th, with i5j miles; Illinois sixth, With
40 miles; Kentucky seventh, with l37|
miles, Ncbrnska eighth. with 100 miles;
Georgia ninth. with ll3 miles. and Michi.
gan tenth, with l02 miles. In ten States
u appears, therefore, that over 100 miles
have been built In each. In thirty.nine|
States there has been an increase In mile
age since July |. while In eight there was
mono a. follows Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island, Delaware, louisiana Utah,
Nevada, Wyoming and New Mexico. lt|
will be observed that the great anii.mil.
road State ol Iowa has added five miles 10
lis mileage since january I. Foreign
capital aud alien investors appear 20 bo
letting that State severely alone.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

at will be seen from these figures thai
during the first ten months in the yearI
main line tracks were laid in iorty-iour|
States and Territories on $50 lines, 10 thd
aggregate extent OF $3.50 miles. Thil
shows an addition OF 1910 miles in thd
four months since our last statement. Al
though comparatively little grading Is donc|
In the greater part OF this country after No1
vcmbcr /, still the last two months Of thl
year are always marked by considerable
amount OF track-laying, and this will III
the case this year, especially ii the wcathc
continues favorable. OF the $50 lines herd
reported upon, at least seventy-fve ard
still in process OF construction, while somJ
tracks will be laid on few other roadsI
Looking the field over. we venture 10 Cd
innate that from 200 TO 1000 miles mortI
OF new track will be added 10 complied
the record OF the year. making the total
new railway mileage Of 1855 between 7,OOl(
and 5000 miles.
On July The Rdi,rdg Igc reported 3,32dI
miles Of road constructed on los roads and
in thirty-siX States. What has been dondI
since that date Is shown IA follows.
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MICHIGAN.
Both Committees Claim the State for
Their Candidates.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov 5.-Thc campaign
closed tonight with professions and meet
ings in almost every city and hamlet in the
State. In this city the Republicans were
addressed by Senator Palmer, Gen. Alger
and other prominent Republicans, and
the Democrats by Postmaster-G General
Dickinson, Ex-Minister TO Russia q. V. n.
Lathrop, Congressman Chapman, and Ex-
Congressman Maybury.
Both State Central Committees conf.
IDENTITY claim the State, the Democrats by
a plurality OF 10000 and the Republicans
by from 10, 900 to 1900 plurality.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

The assets arc a stock Of gools, store.
house and lot, saloon aud lot, and
bOokiul Of accounts. The indications are,
however that the assets will not realize
enough to pay of the claim OF Armstead,
Lundco x Co.. and that the other Crcdi-
tors will not realize 10 cents on the dollar
Mr. Arnisiead informed an APPrAL
reporter that he had TO purchase the
business In order 90 secure his claim, and
oiIcrcd Buck 10 scale his account 5000 II
he could furnish a satisfactory settlement.
This Mr. Buckwas unable 20 do, AMI rs a
matte Of seli-protecliOn ArmisleadiS Lun-
dee bought out the concern.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06
Rio,ouS crowds IN New York,

New YORK, Nov. 5.-Gen. Barnum has
gone 10 his home in Connecticut to vote.
Matthew Quay will not go home to vote.
Such turbulent crowds gathered in front
of the Republican and Democratic State
headquarters tonight about o'clock
shouting wildly for Cleveland and Harri-
son at different and the same times and
bsrating each other, that officers were Or
dercd out and the street was cleared to
prevent riot.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

CorroN receipts yesterday numbered
Hiss bales against 1870 bales sane
day last year. OF thc receipts, 7.SJibilcs
came in by rail. $685. bales by river and
1000 bales by wagon. Sales. 1900 bale.
or 1000 to exporter. anil /. 900 o. spinner.
facion held cotton t. above quotations.
Receipts since september !. Isl. Bl9 bai.r.
against 27toB bales same time lat 49,
s'u. Shipment, since -p'eml.rI, no.
O5 b1lcs. azailali1 rij il.ls r.uoIlnI-
ins tine Last saDa. Shipments y,s-
tcr.lay $50 hais. ag.int Cy.j il'r,
SINE day TAT year Suck on ham.
0>,7ai bale, against 1850 bli-s .1ma
DAY last year spJ, cotton in Memphis
b steady and held higher Grm a, Sew
Orleans al an advance Of I-iD. dl'l in
New York ani Liverpool. Futures a..
yanccl ] point nj Ly,ppJl. ] b. 2p..nt,
Ut New Orlcan, aud declined 10 . points
In Ncw York Ail exchanges closed 10.
day. Tho clearing, Of the Memphis bink.
yesterday. s55j,Vi7,il, we're the largest In
In the history Of iho Clearing llouss.
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BUCK q TRExLERs FAILURE.
No Probability That Any OF tho Creditor
VIII Got Anything.

Judge J. NJ. Greer, representing Fried
man Bros. and d. Poston, on behalf OF
Schoolfell& Hanauer, went TO Critienden
County, Ark, yesterday and rcplevicd
goods purchased by Buck d Trexler from
the above mentioned firms within tho last
few days.
The amount Of the liabilities Of the firm
is not quite so large as first reported to
TnR APPEAL but the failure is a very bad
one all the same.
The corrected schedule is about as fol.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

rfrrsBrRG. IA. Nov. River falling.
Weather clcut and pleasant
CINCINNATI. o., Nov a-givcr % fret I
inch ard falling. weather cloudy Thermometer
o., Nlghi-luycf p icctg Inches aud ialiing.
Weather MILD and iuif.
WHEELING. W. Va. Nov -- River fcct
inchcs aud on aitnnd Weather clear aud
pleasant Nlght-laycf ' icoi aud falling.
Weather cloudy anil COOL
LOUISVILLE ~. Nov River falling. with
cli inches on thO falls and i0 feet z inches ln
the canal weather clear and pleasant NiTht-
River falling with icri on The falls. ard On feet
inches On iho canal Weather clc1f aud pica.ant
CAIRO M. Nov t.-Auivci NlunCionka
ncs1in. Memphis midu. ght. New south. Chic.
am. Departed. cherokee, Mcmphls. n 4 M. be-
soto. Cincinnati I n.m4 Mluciuuka Chester. .
fml New SOUTH Et Louis. am. Coal Valley,
Nov Oirans. GAM lfun Age. ~ Louis River
q icOi inuhcs aud falling. Weather cloudy aud
mild
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

EN-Goy rowuL CLAyroy went over &,
Marion from this city yesterday, and
rs advertised made speech in tho
interest Of Harrison and Morton. Tic
had large audience OF negroes,
bat few white men caring to put thom-
selves in the way OF having their pa
ticucc perhaps too soicly tricl. The few
who did heard very conservative speech,
~ conservative one - sucha Republican
could make. Not a word was said to the
cruclg,t aud most viniic,iyr Of all the
agents 10 the enforcement 81 rccon,iruc-
ton 40 Tho South hn was allowed % come
and 90 and speak his piece without
interruption or Interference. II required
O great deal Of rcli-Fostrl'nt ON the part OF |
the people Of Marion thus to obey the |
hv, especially in view oi thc fact that .ry.
Grad %. the victim. Of Cnyi1u'8 militia |
were almost within view, one Of them. |
respected lady, Who wls subjected tn their
lWilul desires under circumstances Of cx- |
airoci,v They deserve crcdi, |
for an unusual exhibit Of iorbcaanc,. |
luE ArT,l, which advised such a
cuuuc, cougululaics the citizens Of Crit.
tendon, especially OF Marion, upon the
peace aud order that prevailed. Thcy
have SIT an example worthy Of rcmcm.
hnncc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

ANy detected alicmp, o., repeating or u.
legal voting 10y imported yo,cp will d.
punished hy the courts with the u,mos,
severity. The people must have ircc
aud 'air election. The ballot box mus, bc
fa'cd from tho Ppiiu,ius touch Of tho
MuNrr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Wmy loiay's battle has been decided
by C.c,cl1nls recollection business will
once more assert rs sway, aud the country
will enter upon career Of uucyamplcl
progress and prosperity.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Trr Mr'rI Buno prints estimates of
majpit,s in nearly every county iu tho
State made by lis correspondents. shelby
iscrcd.inl with 1000 majority inr TAYLOR.
Upton loo, Fayct,c 1000 and llarlcman
"ol The rcncml opinion is that the Pro-
h'hii'on vote wall cat no ngurc in the cleo.
tion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

PnELAS must I've returned 10 Congress.
TnE ArrrAL takes this last opportunity TO
urgr upon tho Democrats Of the Tenth
District the necessity for the most unrc.
hitting labor aud vigilance today. Lot
iherc not be single Democrat Of the bis.
iflel 10 stay ut home. Lot every good
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Eyu, ncmocn. in the county should
make 70 q duty 10 ro to The polls today and
Fotc. In lhat way. and That way only. II
Il possible TO defeat the enemy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Tur people Of Memphis AMI shelby
County may ical sur thl, the election In.
day will pass Oh peacefully and quietly.
The authorities urc prepared ior any pos.
s.blc emergency AMI arc determined 10
deal promptly and rs severely as the law
will allow with every man who attempts
20 interfere with irco and iair election or
iaisc q row or riot.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

Even, man in Shelby County should
today be q peace officer, and be- rarticu.
larry careful 60 keep guard over hinsclf
That's the nrcs, way TO preserve the
fH.HTr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

These propositions nre made f1r the bcncnt Of
hus Who scrure yearly subscribers but in order
Tat the subscribers may derive bonali from tho
competition TVS ArrE,L will dlrtubuio among
Thee r.ib viii Guido In the rcpcct Of value and
doimhlly anything ever offered BY southern
uowplHsr I,,D yearly subscriber viii b. sure
10 &C, rIit send for ampls oopios Of wrKLr
ArrEAi aui hll list q riits This proposition
viii bc l.cn ~ November o. is.S
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

srNNrry, the African explorer, is safe,
and will, thcr h little doubt, very shortly
turn up ami give q good account Of him
self
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

W. print In our advertising columns
this morning tho last appeal Of the Peoples
Reform Executive Committee 10 the eiu-
scns Of Shelby County Tho position Of
the Rciouncn is stated bot Tur Arrr,L
advises all who may rad u 10 vote the
straight Democratic ticket
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EIIcgnI Repatriation.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 5.--Samuel Rayplcaded
guilty today TO illegal registration, and got
two years and four months in States
DrlsDn