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on account OF their over valuation, be
sent abroad without rulnous loss to all
classes OF the population; therefore, be it
Resolved, That Congress should be
memorialized to provide by law Tor the
suspension Of the purchase of silver
bullion, and Of the coinage Of silver dol
lars.
An effort was made 10y Mr.. Lionbergcr,
Of st. Louis, and others, to have the mat.
fer put over till the next meeting. but IL
failed, and tho resolution was carried by q
vote of yeas 81, nays 49,
The following offered by the Philadelphia
Board of Trade was offered and carried
without comment:
Whereas, The national banking system
provides staple and uniform currency,
and by diminishing the cost OF internal
exchange greatly benefits all classes Of the
community; therefore, be il
Resolved, That we solicit Congress TO
make such an adjustment of the remain
ing national bonds as will provide an adj
equate security, and permit an extension
oil the life Of the national banks"
On motion OF the Cincinnati Chamber
OF Commerce, il was resolved to appoint
committee to report upon the feasibility
OF establishing u national clearing house
association.
On motion Of the New York Board Of
Trade and Transportation, resolution
was passed favoring the reduction OF letter
postage TO cent.
A proposition by the Chicago Board Of
Trade that Congress be memorialized to
so amend the interstate commerce law as
TO establish standard bill of lading was
referred to the committee on uniformity
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THE BLACK REPUBLIC.
Violations OF International Law
Terrible State OF Affairs.

Violations OF international Law
Terrible State OF Affairs.
NEW YoHK, Nov. lG.-Mcssrs. Mes.
senger & Co., OF Maiden Lane, received
the following letter from the Captain OF
one Of their vessels ut Port-au-Princo yes.
terday, aud in view Of the serious nature
Of the communication, they have for
warded Il to the State Department at
Washington, with the request that Min.
isicr Bayard order another gunboat down
to llayii at once:
"1hercr'hcrn ports arc nh blockadod
In OpUn Vocation OF international lqu,
and the Wild n disorder prevails in Port
au-Pince. Both parties are partial 10
assassination Gen. Tclcmaquc was
basely assassinated. Were IL not for this
he certainly would have been elected, and
thcrc Is no doubt but that he would have
served the people faithfully. porl-au.
Prince, Petit Goave, Loogane, Jcrcnic,
Aux Cages ard Miragoanc alone arc In
iayor Of Gen. legiumc, the rest OF the
country having declared for Gen. Hip.
polite"
The steamer IIayticn Republic was
MlAtu ~ pirate anu not nv uiuCklut
runner. The Haytiens wanted 10 shoot all
the officers and crew, but the Foreign con.
suls protested against this aud the lives Of
the Americans were therefore spared.
There Is only one man-of-war In the harbor
OF Port-au.Princc, and sho Is flying the
French flag. There are seven American
vessels nov detained at this port aud there
Is absolutely no defense In case the mob
should take a notion 10 commit dcpreda.
tons. The schooner William Jones, Of
Boston, was recently seized by the Dcssa.
lines, and her captain informed me that
the Hayiicns fred shot across her bows,
compelling him 20 heaye 10, when thcy
boarded her and put the crew In irons.
They then towcd the schooner 20 Port-au.
Prince, where she Is detained az n prize.
This seizure was made seven miles out ut
sea, aud the captain OF the William Jones
has protested against this Illegal seizure 10
Minister Thompson. The other American
vessels cannot Get their clearance papers
or cnrgo, and those which will DO permit
tel 10 depart will have 10 return 10 the
United States In ballast"
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\ SMASH IN TOBACCO.
Possibility That Blackwell. of Durham,
Has Gone Under--The Cause.

Has Gone Under--The Cause.
New York, Nov. l6.-The Herald SAYS:
The smash up" among the tobacco men
OF Durham, n. c., is likely to have very
little effect in the trade here. The bulk Of
the business in tobacco done in New York
is in the leaf staple for cigar manufacture
ing purposes, while that of Durham is
chiefly in what is termed "hogshead" to.
bacco, for pipe smoking and chewing. Mr..
Blackwell is, perhaps, tho largest manu-.
hcturer OF smoking tobacco in the world,
and has business connections everywhere.
II he has gone under" say the New York
tobacco men, there will be a heavy loss,
but il will be SO distributed that. compare.
lively little OF II will fall upon any one
community. About the only persons here
dealing in anywse largely with the Dur.
ham trade are the cigarette and smoking
tobacco manufacturers, and probably they
are well protected by reason of having
large lines OF stock on hand.
The cause Of the Durham failures is
thought TO be due TO falling off in the
foreign demand for the cheaper grades of
hogshcad tobacco. The trusts and monop.
olies who control the trade have lately
taken TO buying better class of goods than
heretofore, and the consequence is do
creased demand for the cheaper varieties.
And the falling off is not confined to
them. either. During1he first nine months
of this year there has been a decrease of
3l,0O0,0O pounds in the tobacco export
from the United States MS compared with
the figures for the corresponding period
last year. This has seriously affected the
southern tobacco producing region, and
Durham, perhaps, moro than any other
locality.
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m. ome,., ,o,,, N.er..ary.

Nrw YoEK, Nov ia Washington
special 10 the Euning Pot says: Gen.
Clark the Clerk Of the House, has again
abandoned his claim that the Democrats
arr certain TO have the majority, aud states
that ID will be- necessary to await the Ol.
fetal returns, and that all that nov can 10
said il that tho result Is In doubt one u
the leading subordinate officials Of Cen.
Clarks Office. who has oil the information
as TO Democratic hopes which Gen CLARK
himself has, says tha, the officials oi tao
House have abandoned the expectation,
which they bad few days ago, that tIic
Democrats would orgnuiz3 the House agl
that they themselves would retain their
places Representative Wilson, oi West
Virginia, whose seat has so long been u
doubt, aud whose election the Republican,
siill deny, has arrived here, anl i
frank enough 10 say that he hls rH
doubt that the Republicans have secure.
t1ntroi VI the House by small mlI .uif
Tee confidence Of the Republican iyllUfs
Il renewed, aud they now claim That uu.
der no combination Of circumstance vail
Il be- possible for the Clerk Of ihc llousc
TO refuse 10 put majority Of Republicans
upon ho roll Of the House ol ihc fiiiy
iir.t Congress. Chairman Quay claims -lN
majority. Senator Malone h also couii'
dent that the Republicans VII have ma.
ioniy
The Pot then gives the latest figures on
tho stat, delegations, aud shows that tho
Republicans will have leo members Of tho
next House 90 ljj Democrats.
Tho NdH uHd Eipts publishes a similar
table aud shows the same result
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HEAVY FAILURE IN CLOTHING.
Llndauer Bros. a. Co., Ono Of the Dig.
gest Houses Ia Chicago.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Nov. lG-Thc heavy
wholesale clothing firm Of Lindaucr Bros.
& Co, corner Of Franklin and Adams
streets, filcd confessions Of judgment In the
Superior Court today at noon aggrcgniing
Slsl ,Gj2. Tho confessions are 10 Henry
A. Kohn for sii0.lli; TO David A. Kohn,
SIS 1874. aud 20 George Einstcin, trustee,
for $50, !0i. Tho firm consists 0f Mayer
r., benjamin and scligman Lndaucr and
Aaron Rosonblatt, and IA regarded as one
Of the largest firms Of wholesale clothicrs
In the country, aud occupy the entire
building, which Is eight stories aud base.
mcnt IN hight.
The news caused profound surprisr in
commercial circles, as the firm wns sup.
posed 20 be on n firm financial basis. The
cause Of the collapse was gwen by the at
t0rnoys TOT the company a. slow collcc.
tons. The firm did business Of A 600, q.
900 q year, and had largo dealings with
country merchants. The continued and
unusual mild weather this iall had de.
pressing effect upon trade. aud country
agents were not able 20 rculil, consc-
qucnily the catastrophe had 10 come. Tho
assets Of the firm arc placed al 10000
and tho liabilities NJ $4,000. The Sheriff
Of once took possession OF the store.
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sutttun tu,ie.

cmcAoo, ILL.,, Nov l6.-A local paper
gyG "some Of the roads ara undoubtedly
making rates on west bound tariff from
New York below those inau1uraied by
the New York Ccntrrl day or two ago.
she latter tnhil Is on the basis Of 30 cents
for Grai classes, New York 10 Clitago.
Yesterday some shippers worc ~ nislied
with ugmofandutps quoting the following
rates. New York 20 Chicago by the Com.
mercial Express Fast Freight Line: New
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PROMINENT CITIZENS ARRESTED.
Sensational Charges Against Springfield
(Mo) Merchants


ST. LOUIS, No., Nov. l6.-A special to
the Post. Dispatch from Springfield, Mo-,
says a sensation was created there today
by the arrest OF Albert Silverberg, Marcus
summeriield, /. Frcund, John and A. +.
Brown, wealthy and prominent Hebrew
citizens, on n charge of grand larceny.
The warrants were issued on the affidavit
OF A. Stcinberg, OF Kansas City, agent for
a wholesale clothing dealer, who charges
them with stealing nearly $4,000 worth
OF ready made clothing. The charge
grows out Of the transfer by man named
Gordon Of a stock OF goods to the parties
arrested for nominal consideration.
Fraud and conspiracy is charged. Silver
berg and Summcriield arc each worth
SlOO,OOJ and are connected With Rasne OF
the best Hebrew families in NcwsYorl,
and Chicago. -
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Tho Vote In Icnnes.ec.

spcrlal pilpaioh 20 Tho Appeal.
NAsnyit y, Tenn, Nov l6.-Tho OH
cial returns arc In from all the counties
except seven. Tho aggregate thus far w.
Cleveland. 1894, Harrison, laj, 2lj'
Fisk, b,i2J; Taylor, l36, lQ2i w. llawkias,
i2b, jOs, johnson, 0,i50. Tho counties to
hear from arc Chester. Dickson Marion.
Obion. Polk, scott and shelby.
Official returns from the Fiut ConTci-
aonal District give Az Taylor, ~, ili, L.
4. Wilson, l2,52i; John VI, Prico PUhi.
hiiionist). Az Eighth District knloc,
1885, Smith, li,0oj. Filth District
Jane, D. Richardson, 1874, 4. II. Shall
nef, SUI.
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DE-. wir, Jeh..,o. Isonorea.

blftAl hl'piieh W Tue AliHals
JACKSON, Miss, Nov l0.-Dr. Writ
Johns,orwas the recipient, last night, Of
an elegant and substantial testimonial In
the shape Of a gold watch aud diamond
studded lockot. II was presented by a
committee consisting Of Mayor Hcmy,
Mcssr Thos. H. Helm, Jas. ID. Stewart,
John Mcdonnell aud J. J.. Power, the sub.
s1bcB being citizens within quarantine
limits during the recent fever, and as q
recognition OF his fearless and faithful die.
charge Of duty aa Secretary Of the State
Bond Of Health. Col. Power made the
presentation address aud Dr. Johnston ro.
spondcd In very happy terms.
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Draws the Line.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. lG.--Thc Journal
dc 81. Ptosbourg referring to assertions
made by the Paris Matin In relation 10 q
Franco-R Russian alliance, says "There are
limits TO the right of insinuation. Russia
certainly desires TO SEQ France regain her
legitimate position among tho nations,
which Is necessary 10 preserve the cquilib.
rum Of Europe, but she is convinced that
peace is for the interest Of both France and
Russia. Such insinuations, therefore, can
only injurc the cause they claim 10 dc.
fend.
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The pIsIutia Wins.

LONDON, Nov. l6.-sir John Popc Hen.
messy, while Governor OF Nautilus, be-
gan proceedings in an action against the
London Ihnos for libel. Since then the
Times has apologized for lis offensive Ian.
guago. The case came up in court today
and the Judge disposed OF II by giving a
formal verdict for the plaintiff.
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sam lone. az ..rrcn,iIIc.

Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
GRELS nLE, Miss. Nov. 10. Sam
Jones in bis sermon this morning made
some KIND Of an apology Cor HE attack on
the jewish Rabbi early In the week. lie
stated that his remarks were based on in
formation that Rabbi lIagcr had spoken
publicly against him; but now that the
Rabbi had denied the charge, ho desired
% Withdraw what ho had said aud 10
shake hands over H. Tho services con.
unuc ~ attract large audiences.
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Chinese into Independent organizations.
Asthe present laws stand, the Chinese
stand np the same footing as all others, q
suihcicnNSete being the only requirement
Tor admisNca as members
Tonight the Committee on Appeals and
Grievances is considering tho cascs of
Thomas Il. Barry, Of Michigan, and j. NJ.
Boomer, Of Toledo, o. Both of these
cases viii be reported to the General As
sembly m the morning, and their action is
looked Tor with considerable interest.
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wsnNCroS, Nov iG-Scnator Quay
chairman Of The Republican Committee,
sad 10 an Associated Prcs reporter this
aitcin-.i thai the Republicans would GER
ti.ly have control Of tho next House ot
Representatives by majority ot i've, and
that their majority might be nine. There
are several doubtful districts, tho result Ia
which, hc said, would determine whether
their majority wvald be the higher or
lower figure given. Mr.. Quay declined Tor
the prcsonl " ave any particulars upon
which hia tg'uos WIRE based, or 10 state
what districts aero still regarded US doubt
full.
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ness said the meeting was called TO con-
slider the case OF the eviction of a man
named O'Shea, the Government valuation
OF whose holding was el. At the time of
the meeting, however, Mr., O'Shea was be.
ing charged clio. O'Shea had not paid a
iarthing of rent since Mr.. Harrington's
speech.
The court adjourned.
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Special Dispatch " The Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov i0.-in,or.
est In the contested election between
Creed Bates and Clay Evans wiz increased
today by the arrest Of II. X. Glenn and
H. johnson for illegal voting. About 10
negroos will be affcslct
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York, 40 46, 80, 2s, "a, 10; Boston, so,
40, 80, 80, 20, 20; Philadelphia, A, "a, So
2S, p, Is. A strange feature Of the men,
orandum is that il states that the above
rates are subject to change without notice.
Under the interstate commerce law ten
days notice of an advance has TO be given"
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Great ,.aie. IA tr,,,,,.

LONDON, Nov l6.-Violcnt gales have
caused numerous wrecks on the west coast
OF Great Britain. At Glasgow the wind
blew with hurricane force and did much
damage. The dome OF the Exhibition
building was demolished, and the Ladies'
Industrial Department in the building was
Mruokud.
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Annihrr Gin nnrnod.

rpNfih Hisisaitt W Tue Appeal.
HELENA. Ark, Nov. lO.-Thc dostruc-
ton Of cotton gins has become quito fro
qucnt In this vicinity. Tho second one
within two days was destroyed last night.
II belonged 10 Mr.. I'd Rosa, located near
Trenton, IN this county. II contained ton
bales Of cotton, which were also burned.
The loss was about 5000 insurance,
none. Tho cause Of tho fire IA unknown.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Louisville mandatory.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. l6.-The Hop.
kins & Robinson Manufacturing Company
building, at Built and Main streets,
burned this morning. Loss on stock,
1900. on building. $4,000. Insurance
on stock, $4,000, on building. 5000.
The building was owned by Robert Short,
OF Cincinnati,
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OBITUARY.


spociui Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CorrEEyniE, Miss, Nov l5.-Tho cs-
Unable yonng wife Of our esteemed towns
mal. M J. T.. Thackson, died hvro al
1880 o'clock last night. Her many
friends arc grief stricken nj this sud event.
She leaves q young husband.
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John urN.,iI.

Special Dispatch n The Appeal
JACKSON. Miss, Nov. l6.-John Nc
Neill, good citizen and merchant of this
city, died last night
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Mrs Nora Collins.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson, Tom, Nov l6.--Mrs. Nora
Collins, vito Of DR.. u. w. Collins, for.
mcrly Of Mllcssus this county, died at
Pueblo, Col, last "Wednesday. Her re-
mains arrived In this city today for inter
mont
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A Missionary nisbop T,.ctcd.

WASHINGTON, Nov. iG.--Thc House Of
Bishops Of tie Episcopal Church today
elected the Rev. Mr.. kcndrick. VI Colum.
bus, o.. missionary bishop over the juris-
dlclion VI MN Mexico and Arizona.
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DunLIS, Nov lG-ME Edward Ilar.
rington, member OF Parliament for West
Kerry, has been summoned Tor melting
10 boycoiting lilo will DO tried on the
gfh inatant
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pcaih of col. p.nrnn. VIZ.

LONDON, Nov. l0-Col. Francis Dun
can. G. h., Conservative member Of Par
Lament ior the llolborn division Of Fins.
bury, is dead. lie was iily.two ycaB
old.
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Nine ,,uud,s,, Tvs, ,.,.,.

BoNp,Y, Now 6-Thc coas,ing steamer
Vai,ana, which left Clutch, India, Tor
Bombay, With 900 natives ON board, " u
week over due. II u supposed she ioun.
dorcd In recent cyclone, aad that all
hands were lusL
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India. srop Prospset..

LONDON, Nov. l6.-Rains have fallen In
Western and Eastern India aud the crop
prospects are consequently improved.
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LoNDoS, Nov. lO.--Mr John Bright
passed good night and is a shade better
this morning
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One Of tho oompletest
newspapers In the South
Is the old reliable Mem
pills Appeal.
--BroleHspilIe (Tsnn.) States. Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24

Gentlemen. said the circus manager.
II rcgret 20 inforrn you that can't take
you out on the road this season. Winter
expenses have been very heavy. I've had
G num Der Of unexpected losses, and find
it impossible % make both ends meet "
Why don't you sell outs" asked one Of
the hearers.
I'm going to a. soon as can find pur-
chaser
''wLatTl you take for the whole bust
ncssS inquired man with very large
striped collar.
"WeIl. about Sc. 600 viii pay ny debts
and snt ne squase with tho world once
more
Come into the Office and III write you
@ check for the amount
The mischief you viii: who arc you
snyhowf"
''ra the bead candy butcher for Jour
show. "--k.xcilanEe.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24


9a4lzs clark Is II Pxxias 9zrsse. rep
rs>sutiss p4la1ss4ia sz@a Is bear<sx rhs
nsoseas1t dlk sns fs->sS@las bSiys tEs dl4l
b<.ng On "a sszs
An ornate 21d artistic clock has ease
IA tbs soaps ef . ppssa1s slzs vsss. oearing
r1siy szse1tsd por1rsls salzin1sres 4hs
saas Vases are u a@rk saas sad yediss gosa
An irregular ara II v4xt<xstsd marble
forms tks closA e4ss q azaxku haa1-nas
drawing room se< rvekrzaeasd candsla-
bra form the side pksa<s. 2nd eli are respls1d-
snt in gliding
handsome set is Of wkite alsbss1er.
with git sesclis IA relief fbe clock -
square. having . posnsed sop, supported a.
the siA> ~ zq1are pillars Tas side pisces
are shert nrpz having gsldad iasziars
miniature kiosk In black narbls
makes = tasteful c1xa for clock IN rssuss
fgralshed With sn abundance II brie-s-brae,
ofsrinz al sxcsllenl foil 70 the brighter
objertz Tbs VASES are rounded arns Of the
sane material.
A square case Of green and white onyx,
rslisVed - snail engraved designs, the
wlsols topped by a tsaple shaped eapois II
the slnse material, makes handsome time
piece. TIE vs~ss accompanying it are IN tbs
form of Tall. narrow neeked ewes.
Ia solid brass the designs for clock sets
are nansroas cases of scroll work some
what arm shaped, or bearing shields OF coats
OF arms supported by pair of hinds, are
much admired candelahra are ths ssds
pieces in the more handsome brass sets.
A pretty marine clock. which viii prob
ably grace the cabin of some white winged
pleasure boat, is OF brass, in the shape Of an
anchor. The dial Is near the center Of the
shank. and beneath it, as II supporting IL In
place, is IN relief AN angel, the wings Of
which form the anchors fakaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
SAVE YOUR EYES

Tbsss is sapd 10 be 10 doubt that Mr..
JCsEra PULTizsR, vho sailed tc~ Europe
recently, will soon be totally blind.
That Is sad fate for any one, bnt sepe-
ciaIly so FOR one who has mRds such q
brilliant success In . profession which
requires such constant use OF the eye
and such love for literary work. He
has gone TO Europe with the small hope
that there is o possible chance for pro-
lopaed rest to restore his eyesiaht in q
measure. but it is evidently forlorn
hope. Men who live by writing do not
take care Of their eyes as they ought,
and the sad fate CT the brilliant Journal
let is warning which should be needed.
To be blind is q terrible thing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-24
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