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The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17
DRUNKEN ORGIES.
Six Hungarians Roasted Alive During the
Progress of II Debauch.

Six H]ungarians Roasted Alive During the
Progress of n Debauch.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. ia fearful
disaster, the result of a drunken spree and
by which six lives were lost, occurred
Sunday night at Silver Brook, eight miles
south of Hazelton. A party Of Hungar-
ians went to Haze lton to attend the dcdi-
cation OF the new Polish Catholic church.
All became drunk and returned home in
the evening. When they got to the house
Of a man named Maulick they INDUCED
freely in whisky and beer and maddcned
by the effects of the drink all engaged in
Il fierce fight. A lighted lamp was over
turned and in an instant the
room was envelOped in flames
and the clothes Of those present were
soon on fire. All rushed wildly to the
doors which were found to be locked.
Five Of the men and one girl were roasted
alive. Their names are:
JOHN ELIAS,
JOHN SEDDO,
JOHN KOBINEO,
MGHEAL YANKOVTTSCII,
MARY MAULICK and
PAULCISCOURrS.
Maulick and his wife were also
badly burned and will die. Mrs
Maulick threw her baby out Of one
Of the windows to save it from the flames,
but in falling it was fatally injured. Pc
ter Manski was terribly burned and will
die. Half a dozen others were badly
burned or injured by jumping out of the
windows. The story of the turning over
Of the lamp is not believed. 1t is the
opinion of many that there was a murder
committed in the house and it was fired to
hide the crime.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

JAcKsoxs1TaE, Pa, Feb. i1.The i've
mile scnlling race az Punta Garda was
Witnessed bya great crowd. The water
wft$ VERY rough Teemer took The iead al
the start and held It throughout: Tcemer
Al 90. Mckay 4l:50. Owing 20 ro6gh
water The distance was estimated at Six
miles.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17
CntlIng Goxernmnnf rlmhnr.

DUIurH, FEB. IL is said that a syn
dictate Is cutting timber belonging to set
tiers on government lands. An iuvestiga-
ton has been asked for and the govern
ment viii look into the natter At once
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

BRArsEnp, Feb W.-H. s. Totten. 4
beet and shoe Dealer today made III AZ
slgnnent Liabilities, $1,000: nominal
assets. $1,000.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17

ALEXANDRIA, OAK. Feb. Iii. Barney
handkerchief landlord of the Commercial
hnuses has hetn mystegi0nsiv nissia2 I'm
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1888-02-17
Branching Out.
WASHING o NEWS.
The House Committee in Favor Of Dako-
ta's AdmissiOn-Other Gossip.

The House Committee in Favor OF Dako-
ta's AdmissiOn-Other Gossip.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ia democrat
member of the house committee on terri
tories is quoted as saying that the commit
tee would report in favor Of the admission
Of Montana, Washington, New Mexico
and Dakota-the latter as one state. The
plan is to admit the three democratic ter
~ritories, thus gaining six senators, while
Dakota will have two republicans in the
senate. The democrats, however, are not
sufficiently certain of the democracy Of
Washington and Mexico TO allow any of
the territories to come in until after the
presidential election, so a provision will
be attached providing for a vote on ena
bling acts in November.
NEW BUILDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13.-Among the
bills favorably reported by the house
committee on public buildings and
grounds today was one for Duluth to cost
100000 and one for Council Bluffs, Iowa,
to cost $4,000.
A PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 13~.--Alexander Nc
Cue, Of New York, was today nominated
assistant treasurer of the United States at
New York in place Of Chas. J. Canda, re-
signed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

AxcxnKn Detective Since the %
saais UPON 0sorse HYDE Prsssoe, sous
xreks ago. seattle hes been warming
ss,h self styled dsseesivrA none Of
veau, 20 far as sryecdy known. have
ever pesser1ed any service for the pub
lie or ANYBODY else. Lsss Monday
,y-sips IL % aiie0eA oae Of teese desec
I've reprssrsssd hsnseif - a e@eef
a shs op<ra hcase. 10 order % gain free
sdnassSoa 10 The rexfos0Aoee, and
ga>pssin wealcsy b<eamaaz euAse of ths
fsss ARRESTED Nelson zee detses1vs" fos
falsely person~ssra an on ,es. Asa ease
e. 90 far h<srsnx before SoSsss
Jsses i-ss 1893. sra tie defeodAns 90
sn<s tsS and oosss. srroantine - ell u
Sas sbers sssms 70 se seme fEsetinE
o<ss~eu The seealAs f0ecs and shs
sssscsass under OApsaia Woolesy, Us<
ss,e r. Getty appssnAed b tes mayer
asa considerable sseisna eropced oe
aarips tie psoefrO ct lisa DtoAt's trial
fbs matter hAs oeee sepuees4 30 tn
mayer. sn1 - tsvssahgnstoo taes esstasz
nasiesas vill Uss6ahlU tslnsu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09
PERSONAL.

q. II. ward. Of Tasoms, ID 10 the
~.
O.. ysstoo. formerly Of snohomish.
6asv IN Seattle.
IL MoDsnald sstus ssd iron . trip
= Portland yesterday.
l1ts Laiu Hsvey, Of Port Gambia, 10
v1etsa her uncle. Mr.. ". n. Llewellyn,
= his city.
Harold Pssssea Asd bsids left fes
- - ysstssdAy. Thsy sili b absens
oosas too moesha.
Major J. q. Jsuss. Of Me saseoms ser
~. has bssn Transferred from Lacon
~ 10 Port Angeles, ". r.
Dauisl ". Bess, Of Oneoa, vss yss-
ne6ay adntessd 70 psnctiee leW II TIE
esasta II this tudioisl 6terlse.
l. 4. 0si0shs end hsi6s lsass this
morning frs NsU Yost ely, % bass-
80 w. an1 utii - aboeae ffe0 osa1.
= ess16 tws asotha
ung1aba Jamee Oassoll, q W. eeeam-
~ lneuu, be- looo - OAllfosnss fos
hsaloh. H 0ay pomain 20
49, - - moy eone Aoas In few
1aaa LeanAes Ossea. Of Tie Steam
0nma 0ayvaso, vAe has beso on .
- 0easAs' visoe - Ne ~ foibs u
- soe1BUe1 - oeaeeoe yeeoeetay, -
enUnaisd b. Mn. Lsandss 0sVss.
y. 3. L. smith vsos - oeeilasooa
g111seay 70 asstss DE-. WaaGhsp 10 srs-
onnn11g Mr.. Ofovl. late bockkeepss II
~ ue41eoa. who 10 roc sa inmate 10
- eesilseocm hospital fos tbs ipssoe.
natss Bob. wood. formerly Of sioax
~, Asstvsd In seattle yesterday. and
- ssuatn permanently. He " q
beeeAes Of Couusy Auditor Wood. and
~ Tor = time. Al least. be engaged 10
Qenooit r. .fiiee. Mr.. Wood viii soou
U1a ~ family 70 the 6ound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09


~ = oss1iaa e ths disse9oes Of
sshool disasiss No. I, held yssssroay
sfSsspoon q Mayer Ainos's olBea II
- dsoidsd 10 sspply - additional
teacher fss Ne OsnAsal sehsol. asd
Misa Hs'ss Dsvos ~ sAassa fes the
pesisioa.
Il - also decided b d Up IN addt-
stooaI SCHOOL soo0 n The hoooOent Ut
10 baildtna b order 10 partially 90
commodass the large and increasing A.
teOdaooe. A. the meeting the subjecs
Of ereettna . bail61nQ on the South
6eattie block. similar TO the Dsnny
school. was discussed. bat no definite
action vas taken. The directors o. nj
to Olympia for esrsi1sd copy Of the
Law recently pAeeed u soiasi0u to
school districts and tie poWefs and du-
~ OF directDss, and % soon - that
arrives the directors Of lhis diasEics wall
doubtless take some deflpito action Ia
se9asd 10 The nsV bolldine. Ia speak
ING of the matter Mayor Minor, Who Il
chairman Of the board, eatd:
The eonsesuceion Of Anoshes boildine
vilj soon Be IN absolute nseessity. The
sssentaoee q The Osntssi school i.
aboot 500 asd at the Deuny school owl
co, shiis the old south seAool accom-
modAtee Dofe than 100. We era al
ready eonvsstinG H. baaoa,eat Of the
Oeoksal school, WhtoA 90 iuseoded fol
. play room. into eiass rooms, and ths
city 10 growing more rapidly than ouI
se6ool facilitiea. The 6e1th Seattle
block 10 al graded. and mics ny guess
u - don's have the 1nest school houseI
on Puget Sound 90 thai bioek within
oos year."
Nesss. HoQhso asd Fsink. the ctbe
too msmhess os The board, we're seen
They cofsoboratsd vha1 Mayor mino
had saSd. has did noe care shout aeinl
ioso particular until TIE eer.iaed c0pte'
Of the lave we're reostvod. when the.
could dissass The msates iateilisectiy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

Tn 0ovxnxoa's RsrxPIIua.
Dor S<1pss iasa evening gave pabiis
rssepaioa In tie parioes Of the Occs
dental Hotel ~ which net only many 81
the fafshfui rendered ne excessive Of
shs sesritaey expeessious Of shsir Rosd
Wishes, bat Aioo. many of the cover
ncs's fvssads regardless Of party
6cvesnos Sempae vss sssieesd BY hil
sssoes Ms L. v. 5. Amea. oe es. Lsnis
Cnief Jassiss Jones AMI other de
stnautaasd DemocfAfs - yell o. many
vho viii perhaps later on become die
ssnaui.hed. hososs1 tbs occasion wmf
shslr pees<sse. To. pssises vssr bril-,
lsansiy lighted acd ,ks AHsis Vas asts-
eesbss Aa enjsssh,s aee-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09
TEE sLAxELY xILL.
FOUNDATION o. TEE nEW
oxuUCTuu1.

since shs burning Of the Port Baskely
mill soDs few days ago. there has been
oonsidsrAhls Speculation - TO jass vhas
sss company would do in the vay Of
rsbaiidina. Some thooehs The company
would rebuild At Pos, BlsAely. bat nos
on ths old siss. Captain Rsaton vas
known 10 have TALKED some time ago, OF
building . mill on the south side Of
BlAksiy Bay. neat vhsrS shs Ipcian
village nov stands. and some OF his
moss Intimate frtsnds maintained that
the nee mill Voald b buiis there.
others said the company would build
Two mills. one 81 Seattle and one al
Port Blaksis. esther Of WATCH would
be - large - Ne 90 Destroyed. Oshees
ssiil maintained shas noehinR vouId be
dore unsil III. Holmes arrived from
San Rruactsso. bas she fasee - 10 prove
that III theos psopAsoo vsso 0NeAkeu.
A esnslsman from Post Hlaksly, In .
position 10 speak iptsllieeotiy Aad
sushostsAsivsly on The sobjses, said 10 .
reporter yesterday: "Ths nsv mill vill
be built on the stes Of tbs old ooe, and
befsrs the ashss got cold Captain Ren-
too had . fofce Of men "a work exca-
vasins for . foundation. The nev mill
Gill te about the came eixs md oapAc,ts
Of the old one, and viii - rsady 70 CO,
lumber juss - sooo - men and money
can cempieee 10. The maohtoery has
already been ordered. In the east, and Z
number OF boiisrs have besn oonsrsot
ed Tor IN Seattle"
"Who wili an The nlAksiy company'i
orders for i1mbef While they have %
MILF"
"lhs Puget Mil Company hes under
taken shs joo. and - order 20 suppl!
toe increased demand upon them. bsv'
ssarsed three of their mills Tunnipl
hight and day"
.Hov long bsfoss the 49, mill .
BlAkeiy viii &c cutting tanbefy
We expecs TO be tanning oas rousl
| iomber on or before the drss of MAJ
ost d, vill be mid-sammef before -
have everything a. complete - 70 "a
In The cid mtil."
4 Hanxat vai0Ra. nuaAeD danifm9. iaYu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

Black dress goods ard hiack silks.
pstoss that goa eAnnot Afford 10 miss. -
ince esos grain silk 5as. tl.S quality,
vooi dfess goods. 2-ince. retoesd ffen
81 20 <es. Tobias 4 Sspesfman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

sbakss 80 b pats, Ans vAi1s sAirss
s0a. ksehhy sofs ha1a II. Tohlas 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

I'm CounmxiosRn's Tusn.-Sxset
usnniusioaer Cummings says thai Ia
esnssh 80 every one tAkes shs lihsssy
osoauui ii him about the conditicn OF
~ streets, be feels that il IL tine he
enDold DO little growing aimself. Ths
e11es Dag be ssnt fsros Of mea mp on
Madam street 10 elean OF the mud
~ snFtA from the sidewalk. Their dic
Z oop6 teh and the residents Of thai
pog1len OF town were much pleased
kuoetee bis disposs on eotse thsre
yoooososy 70 eud tbs sidewalk near the
Qaoeg11 echooi house covered With esrlh
OvGaa1 Inches deep. II seems that the
~ 80 are digging post holes. prepar,
aossy 70 pa,sine 10 q balhhsad sfsund
- sehcol block. deposit the eafso
~ leave u there. This. OF course. IL
- - n should be. and the commisston
= - eocd reason 10 groul u the facts
- y etA;es them are srue. and there ts
- seaesn to believe they are not.
HA1zpv EscArs ynun Dncvxsno. -
Ne. Joseph Crane. mate Of the steamer
uisAiesn, bad . very marrow essaps
fupn dsovnina yesterday. Tue steamer
~ last 60, uoder full Roadway, lesv
~ HE Poft Bisksiy dock. vhen Mr.,
ossne started TO walk ~ the after par'
& lhe steamer on the rail. Wher
a1oat haif cay as lost his bAlAnse end
~ overheard. The passengers eetns
= ~ cabin. us one 90 board noticed
- accident. Fortunately . men vhs
- uandiae On TIE psreh of The H&tn
1ss6Gs Hotel tsced him Struggling Il
- water and isamedtately poshet I
eeat eat from shore aud .uiied 10 b
Wuef, bot noes too ss,on. ~ thu mai
- etnktng Tor the last tisue when sh'
eaea reached hlm. Mr.. Crane, tn sssak
- Of the incident, said Il ssse
- seca marrow e>csce 10 nv ii's
kR . tluse feared never would eaus
y We sassaes aeatn. Tue sncsien o
- propeller held me under TIE cate
NJ wat seemed % me an Ase. bus
- peeeahiy nos more than q msnut.
! Lever ssnt ~ expsTience sacA ~
seAef sensation"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

vslentines! Fine assostmsas. PRauo's
is.sst, q Lovuau 4 HAnford's, corner
Rrocs and Cherry ssfsses. 9H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

sssAxsH sorp.-Tte steamer Lcrs
khAssuan ess been sold by II. 4 Levy
y We Cutting Packing Company. aud
- oil leave Ia fec DAYS for Alaska
veeee che vilt hereafter he eee2s So a
~ 81 . tercef for tie Sanuers<s ownrd
u that coUTars IN the far ncrsh. Mr..
.svy ssfesd 10 sas anything aasas
~ transasttep, foe roh.icasian, bus
uoU ssntsssnSn cosesxans with see
eA u b lsafesa that the prscr raid
- We sseenasr BY Mr.. Mnnsdsl5, Cas
Ses sesnt. vss tzs0 The Lone
HsessmAa hss had = veft eventual
.ssss 90 ,er seand- ana uokisa SEQ
~ hare sssa sssased her as hAvinS
- ENGAGED tn TIE sxH aes.iaS hasi
- ese 70 koos iissle hea,, Tea 40.
sSw made meet money far sny teSy.
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narfsAh kssssrr.--Tas bsoeas en-
ssAsen'ent fss Grace Hospital TAKE,
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~ soen Lesry. Arranssu<cts h.v.
Essse BY tee ladies' / svtps tas AZ
- 70 eAssse 20 eaake tks svpesrg 1
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ssesss ey lsosl sAaeat, rxsr~~A
vtfl be serxsd Ard The sveu,r,.
totri SsH Close vita . 81.
ia ss-f N rsrs -
oV11a lAsss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09

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Wh6.o Da1Hlbnso, Dxss6 Han, VII
neO LOO, j. Rotisson. Dtv.a Hn0her.
IesDAe ffgvan, l. l. Osataan, 1900
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an1D eeoso eha1 - Uho ohal1 Nm d.
o1afsd 90 cath thois tn6nn11on = b.
49, soetDsss, - 49, u 0ooShs prev
100 - bsfak dsoUD q onmuoned n
sssve - . jasos, and shali hass saken (
oaah 70 espooso - eonG1i1osisn 80
Rossen0ene of ~ OatosA ooeong. ~
shsu hass ssstAed n oaaahs = ~
esssssosy, 80 osx1y 1age = see eouaty.
nax1 pssesdlna - eAy o. ehe6r hsin.
leoUB, - 1m0aneA. 9 8 ioroe. ~
neither idioes NJ iasano. ~ 49,
oeoafr mall be oomeeteot 20 sosss q
g % % peeat jurors within The county
e which they rs~tde, and vishsn any
eoeo - District 70 uhish each ooursy
~ % aessened for 5udiefai uesposes
49, - (tSu 04Do4fU u E0o VUIXUo
StsteA evil and judtsiai olllesep q the
texrisosys akaosnsys-at-lau, ministers Of
ne gospel o. pvfesss, sohoca teachers,
pfses1eina physsasaus iooomsttvs enei-
nesss, active usmbess OF tie Are de-
pastuent Of any oity Of village, iii yer
soas wno hsve aerved tsice q 3 Juror
within too yeass and eli persons over
sixty yeafs Of age. shall NOS be com
stted 70 sssvs - Jurors, and Ia psspar-
'nR }ufy Isis, the oounty eommisaioness
shah emit tbs names Of sneh pnfsous;
sut no cot Of = grand o. pesis larry shall
be Invalid By feaeon Of such poruon OF
perssns aforesaid. qnaiifisd In other re-
spsete ssfvtrQ Thereon, nor shall any die
qoaii6easion Of any msmter Of . grand
o. petit Jury sdsct tos indiesmsut OF
verdict. unless tee Juror for shas specific
causs ms shaIlengsd - excepted 70 be-
fore the fendisios Of their ipdsctmeus
o. vssdtct. and the ehalIen. 8 or excep
ton ovsrsaled. and sEsoS speeineally ~
stsnsd upou tso ovsfsuiipR Of such
challenge OF exceptisu.
5no- B All asts or pAftsof acts n con-
htcs here 9TH ara hsesby repealed.
eRc- 4. This act shall take eject, and
Be IN force from and after is Approval.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-09
GRAND ANNIVERSARY sAll
Queen City Lodge, No. 10,
KNIGHTS q pyTnlAs.
ru~sAay Kvenlng. February l4sh.
TERN VRRRIN HALL.

M also bring =. vhsn1lnsas MGAA ev0y
~ asd nnsIanD yssssst WI y UssoroDd
v5th beanftf1f vs1snsens ecssenef.
All xnishss Anglsg uufo1RUD - Uosesee4
- appreR In full pesD1e ers0
noshing VII - ~ undoBe - 0ake ~ the
eau A ne sssaDB, 80 she nnaG9 s0a1r the1 -
tsssu plnes ID oemsteL
neteA - - I'D 81 nembOs q - Lodge
sspt1ng shesr ;nvsrss,oao.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
RUMBLINas OF THE RAIL.

TnE Iron Mountain Railroad Company
will run two m9ro Of those cheap harvest
excursions into Arkansas and Texas dur
ing the present year. The iint will leave
81. Louis, Cairo and Memphis November
20, and the second the same points De
ccmbcr 4. A one fare for the round trip
rate will prevail.
SURF. JAMES l.. FRAziER and his corps
Of assistants IN the construction depart
ment OF tho Newport News x Mississippi
Valley Railroad, reached the city yester.
day on their annual inspection tour. The
party consisted Of McssnN J. !. Frazier,
A. I. Sabin aud J. w. Woodbridge, Louis
Vile; j. w. Scott, Cecilia, Ky; George
Seaman, Princeton, Ky.; N. Crohen and
I. ]. Blincoc, Fulton, KY; A. y. Burchill
West Point. Ky; /. A. Washington. Pa.
ducah, KY, and j. +. Smith, Covingion,
Tenn.
S. II. II. CLARx, first yicc.prcsiJcnt and
general manager, and W. II. Newman,
third vice-prcsident, Of tho Missouri Pa
cdc Railway Company, have Issued the
following circular from 81. Louis, dated
November 10: "Mr. w. NJ. lihclt Is
hereby appointed assistant general freight
agent, with office at Memphis. Tenn. IN
addition 10 his other duties. bc will have
immediate charge Of all west bound
freight traffic from and through Mem
phls" Mr.. Rhctt was at one tune
connected with the Louisville, New Or
leans & Texas Railroad, and i said To have
icw known peers in his line Of railway
business. Ito will arrive In day or two,
and locate his headquarters Ia tho Iron
Mountain Passenger aud Ticket Office un-
der the Peabody Hotel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

rirfsBuEg. IA. Nov. i6-Riyof II fee,
and Using Weather cool.
wiiEEiIN0, W Va. Nov. "a = River u feet
and rising Weather clear and cool.
NtCkHnURG. Miss, Nov. Ia ifef fiunr
Passed down Arkansas city, ~ Louis fased
up city u naicn Rouge. ~ louis
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov iG-hlycr n icei 10
Inches and falling sngwing. Thermomtcr 81.
Night River 3 let's inches aud falling. weather
cool au1 cloudy
LoUisviLi.s Ky. Hov. 10 -NQon-Riycf f.nlng
with levi ; inches on the falls. and 10 feet u
inchss Ia tho canal wcaihor cloudy and
cool Rain. Nlsht-hiyer telling. with ieci
inches on the ialla and 10 iqct lnche ~ The
canal Arrived. Golden Ruiz CINCINNATI pe.
parted Golden Rule. New otloana weather
cloudy and cool.
cAflto. NJ. Nov. i6.-Andycd y. 2 achcnct.
New orleans an New south, Yhio, an;
Gcriia rOoi ohio, eam. Departed Z. Y. Hohenck,
Cincinnati sAm.. New soath. 81 i9.l.l : az,
River " feet 4 Inches aud rlslnr- Weathst colo
and aiming klsht-Auivsi City 81 h.io9
hougs, ssy Orleans Pm Iron Ass, 81 90
Z PM nakoiahl p. Loti. Pm. CIV o. ~
81 Louis. pm. Departed City 81 nAion nous
~ LoniA ] pm; Dako,ah. T.nssees m,u
elssf and cold.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

SrSAroH rron, Of Alabama, In the
course Of rcccn, interview touching the
probable effect oi Harrison election 20 the
Presidency, said that after the action Of
lcading Republicans on the Chinese qucs.
ton In Difference 10 the people Of the Ia
ciGc Coast, ho did not think they would
be able TO pas bill forcing negro domi.
nation upon the people Of tho South. II
they did, i,s enforcement would be 10.
sisted to the death by the white people Of
the South.