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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1888-05-04

Ask for Tickets via the Minnesota & Northwestern
n. H., and take no other, thereby insuring yourself a
safe and comfortable journey.
Tickets tor sale at all ticket offices.
Any information as to rates, time. connections,
ETC., apply or write to
j. A. HANLEY,
TRAFFIC MANAGER,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-04
Post Office Department,
wssurssros. u. G. FEB. j, 1883,

WAsHEeTos, n. c., Feb. j, 1888,
PROPOSALS vii De re ec>ived at the Contract
Office OF this Department until p. m. OF April
10, 1888, for carrying the mails of the United
States upon the routes, and according to the
schedule of arrival and de,rrture specified by
TIE Department. III the State of NevaGa, from
July /, 1SSS to June 81. 1890. Lists of routes,
With schedules of arrivals and departures, in
strEctions to bidders, with forms for contracts
and bonds, and all other necessary information,
will be fur''.shed upon application to the Sec-
ond Assis ant Postmaster General
Don II. DgCNsEaOE,
febttd tostmastar General.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-20

How you may get The HERALD with
out money--Bring us -
Twenty pounds of pork or
Ten pounds of pork sausage or
Two bushels of sound Irish potatoes; or
Five bushels of sound turnips; or
Ten good chickens; or
Ten pounds of good lard or
One bushel of good onions.
Any person bringing us any of the above
in the quantity named will receive the paper
until January 20, 1889; for half the quaint
ty we will send it half the time.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Several Convictions.

Columns, Kas,, May LIN the case Of
Alexander Frey, charged with train rob
berry, his brother Daniel and himself swore
yesterday that the defendant was not with
the gang that robbed the Frisco cars in
May, 1887 The State introduced witnesses
in rcbuttal to show that the defendant was
In Columbus the dag Of tho robbery, and
not out Of the State as he alleges. The
jury retired, and Andrew Frey, father OF
ths boys, was arraigned and charged with
grand larceny and receiving stolen goods.
lie pleaded guilty.
Mrs. Ellen Blalock, mother Of the Ella.
lock boys, was then arraigned on the same
charge. In the evening the Frey jury
came in with a verdict Of guilty, making
the fifth one Of the gang to be convicted.
q. G. Blalock, the father. was next ar
rsigned, but was given more time TO con-
suit lawyer before pleading. The case
OF John and William Blalock Tor the muir.
der OF Constable Gordon, will probably be
reached this afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Iirr. in the Maintains.

RRNouo, Pa, May The mountains
surrounding this town have been burning
for three or four days, and last night, with
the wind blowing twenty miles an hour,
the fires on the neighboring mountain was
being scattered TO every part. The sight
presented Is grand beyond description,
but thousands Of dollars worth OF timber
Is being destroyed. Tho mountains In this
ncighbnrhood are over $40 feet high, aud
n the ic extends from thc bass 10 the
top. tho whole country h illuminated.
There Is no present danger Of the flames
reaching the town. butall ofthe ncighboring
lumber yarls are being carefully watched.
AZ Kane, yesterday, the flames from the
mountains reached three oil tanks and
they, with their contents, were destroyed.
Unless heavy rain storm intcrycncs, u Is
thought that the fires will reach mOrc val.
liable timber lands farther back.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

CHICAGO, H., May l.-Wm. Wilmer,
who for some time has been out of work
and drinking heavily, on the refusal last
night Of his wife to furnish him more
money 10 use in buying liquor crept up to
her bedside where he was sleeping and
dealt her blow on the head with ham
mer. Her screams attracted the neigh
bors. Before help arrived he threw her to
the floor and inflicted several more blows.
He then ran into back room and slashed
himself across the abdomen with a razor
and fell to the floor. When the officers
arrived both husband and wife were APP
parently near death. They were removed
10 the county hospital. II is believed
that the in uries Of both will be fatal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

ner thence north $50 west with said Douglas. liza
20 chalhs ~ links to his southeast corner tbencs
nor, mortn west 20 chains TO stake 10 Fellows south
hne uo0n' 5O' east, 90 links from white oak
pointers thence south ssI.s east with Fellow linz
"A chain, 80 links to the beginning CONTAINING ia
acres and tract beginning at a stake white oak
polnten IN the w. rs. Hamlins west line and the
southeast corner OF the Fellows estate thence % ID
west with llamins and Ellis line SIS 9Sl00 chains
with white and red oak pointers, thence sss ly
west. "a chains CO links to stake In a field ponc
lass north line thence north % 10y east 20 chsins
q LINKS to stake, thence south So. east with Fsl
lows and Andrews line, "a chains 90 links TO be-
ginning containing 100 acres
:, Thirty three acres Of the Borland subdivision
Fourteenth civil district owned by Louisa Fam
soycnty.hvo acres, Eleventh district owned BY
Anna VI, Roper, lying on Nonconnah creek, begil,
ming at hstake In the Bayou Sassafras pointers let
We Lewis northwest corner thence west 1851
cnalns 10 gum marked ~. H." thence south
chains 10 links TO stake with gum pointers, thoncs
caS y chains 20 links IN stake with sveetg,jni and
hornbesn pointers, thence south 10 chains 40 link
To- stake aud doswood In the bend OF the creek,
thence east n chains % links 10 an elm sweetgurn
and oak pointers thence north with Lettie Lewis'
liuc TO the beginning.
:, Two hundred aud seven scrcs owned by George
X Tugge, beginning at II. r. Jones' southwesl
corner, thence west chain ~ links to northeasj
corner OF the dower thence south l9 east 50 chain
To stake on the q. & II. road, thence south 7ss
west y chains 20 links 10 stake In old field thence
south 4? chains ~ links 10 stake with whteoak
and hickory pointers thence east ~ chains Is links
TO stake with whitcoak aud sweetgum pointers,
II. "
Jones southwest corner, thence west 20 chains IS
links to the beginning, less 40 acres redeemed By
Charles Tuygle
one hundred acres, owned by J. @. Nicely.
bounded on the north by H. & Harrison, on the
Stewart
y Five acres owned by J. " Scott bounded on the
north by boardman, on tho south by Turbevills
on the east by 1homss aud on the west BY liar.
rison, near Germantown.
hfhN acres, owned by Alex. Tugglc and u. w.
fcatherstonc, bounded on the north by A. T. pouK-
lass, on the south by W. H. Douglass, and on the
east by Ellis.
Three hundred and twcnty acres owned BY
Harrison Smith, being the west half of section u
townhip l. range =, west Of the basis meridian Of
the Chlckssaw cesson
Five acres, owned by o.w Thomas. bounded on
and on the EAST by Thomas
Terms Of sale. on n credit Of six months, note
bearing Interest with security required. lien ro-
tanned, redemption barred
This Eth day OF April lsS
y L. MCDOWELL. d. q
ByJ. NJ BRADLEY, D. c. an
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
The Impri.oncd AnnrchI.ts.

CnIcAco, H., May Ia local paper
says: A petition to Gov. oglcsby for the
pardoning of Anarchists Fieldcn, Schwab
and Neebe hns been circulated the last -four
days among the socialists, anarchists and
radical laboritcs Of this city. 1t is said 10
have received thousands OF signatures. II
is intended to submit II SION 10 a mas
meeting Of workmcn for ratification The
text OF this petition is almost wood for
word the same which was circulated few
days before tho execution of Spies,
Fischer, Parsons and Engel. The thing
has been very quietly engineered and
nobody has been approached with the
document not believed to III thoroughly in
accord with radical principles, as it was
feared that the premature publication OF
the facts might somehow injurc the cause.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Conf snoy.IIer,, Union KlcL..

CmcAoo, H., May The walking
delegate Of the CUal Shovellersl union
'-'',rried tho yesterday that
a.. ''-~-"'' ''nnrov'iurday not to
allow lis memv,.- for shippers
employing non-union men. This action
was taken in retaliation on the Chicago
Coal association for an agreement not To
pay over i9 cents ton for shovolling coal,
aud as much less rs the shippers saw it,.
The shippers say they will fight the union
90 the bitter end now. They tried all lust
summer 60 keep ON hmicablc terms with
the men, but found II impossible. During
the three weeks the trouble has been
brewing, the shippers have had recruited
for them large force Of Italians, who will
be- placed in the vessels wherever the men
refuse 10 work. The mayor will also be-
called upon ior police protection Tor the
now men. Trouble is anticipated on the
arrival u the tiusi coal cargo from Buffalo,
which may arrive here within week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Gresham md Gambling.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May 1.-The Republic
an this morning publishes a long article on
the Gresham boom, taking for its text the
rumor of letter which was supposed 10
have been written by Roscoe Conkling
supporting and advocating Judge Gresham
for President, and at the same time depre.
eating the actions Of the Republican party
and declaring In unmeasured terms that
the situation OF the party was in desper-
ate plight. Repetition added spice and
variety to the alleged letter, and it became
the rallying war whoop in some circles.
The Republicans article winds up with the
following letter TO Missouri Republicans;
Law OFFICE OF RoscoB CoSKliNG.
No. 2WAu STREET NEW York, March |, lSSS.
My Dear Sir-Yours of the 24.h ult. at
hand. No such letter rs the man you
mention told you OF was ever written. 1t
might he well for You TO write TO Judge q.
and inquire. Hastily and sincerely,
RosCoE CoNKLING.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
The wexieaa Pre.is.ney.

ST. IouIs, Mo-, May 1.-The dub
D,noordi this morning publishes an inter
view with Mr. lglcsais. recently brought
before the public by the Didrio dd H'grr
Of the City Of Mexico, as n candidate iol
President. The gentleman. cmpha,icnlly
declares that he Is not n candidate; that
no one had such an idea except the editor
Of the newspaper; that be- has no support
trs among the leading mon; that he would
have NJ time to organize n canvass, and
altogether the honor 81 the nomination q,
unsought and no, desired. In fact, while
hc entertained the same opinions regard
ing reelection that had nciunicl him III
1876, hc WIS willing 10 abide ~ the prrs
cnt condition of Affairs. There seems {,
I've no probability that he can bcpcrsuadcl
20 accept q nomination.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
A Little BOY Dies of IIyarophobia.

CARTHAGE, ILL.,, May l.--Arthur Yates,
aged eight years, son of Frank Yates,
farmer, died in agony yesterday morning
Of hydrophobia. Some time last March
Frank Yates and family, together with
neighboring families, were operating su.
gar camp on Crooked creek. On the even.
ing Of the 9th Arthur started from the
camp to go home, and passing through q
long strip Of timber was attacked 10y hinge
shepherd dog which bit him in the face,
creating an ugly wound. The wound was
cauterized and nothing more was thought
OF the matter. On Thursday noon, last,
Arthur began having sinking spells, fol-
lowed by spasms, which continued from
that time until Sunday morning al 2
o'clock. The most frightful commissions
began Thursday night, when the lad would
bark and howl like n dog. Several physi.
clans pronounced the case rabies. Power.
full opiates had no influence, and the
spasms continued without cessation until
death came
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
A $4,000 Fire.

KEirunmpGr, H., May IA Gre
started here, In the center 81 the bushes,
portion Of the city, nj o'clock this morn
ing, ard at $50 O'Clock was still raging
Ono block Of siors has already been wiped
out. mcrc Is no regularly organized fT,
department, but the male portion Of the
inhabitants have turned ont aud arr fight
ing the flames. The buildings ~ far d,r
siroycd are the grocery % j. Mur,c, the
Economy dry goods store and Nurtp',
agricultural implement store. Dr. Olcott's
drug store il almost total los, and the
Magnet Try gools store Is almost con.
suncd. The rest Of the block cannot h,
saved. The loss, ~ Car, AMOUNTS tC
s55. 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
DE BAUMs pEFALCATIoN.
The Directors of the victimized Ma
tional Park Bank Meet

Tne directors OF the VictimiDed Ma
tional Park Bank Meet
NEW YoRK, May 1.-The officers of the
{ National Park bank are very reticent in
regard TO the defalcation of Assistant
Cashier Charles !. De Baum, who has dis
appeared. A meeting of the directors was
held today. Before il went into session
Cashier Wright promised to give the re-
porters statement, but when itadjourned
he declined to do so. All he would say is
that the amount of the defalcation is $685.
600; that De Baum entered the bank in a
minor position twenty-five years ago and
gradually worked up to the position OF
assistant cashier. He would probably have
been cashier in short time, added Mr.
Wright, had he gone straight. De Baum
resigned his position on April 10, assign
Ing i'll health as the cause. His resigna-
ton was voluntary. He was under per-
sonal bonds which are said 10 be satisfac-
tory TO the bank. by resolution the deial-
cation was charged to the profit and loss
account, The dolalcation will not embale
nss the bank. How it was accomplished
has not been made known by the officers.
De Baum had charge of the out-ol-town
correspondence with other banks, and in
this way he received checks which he
appropriated, IL is said, covering his steals
by false entries. The defalcaton was not
discovered until De Baum's books were
examined after he had resigned and dis.
appeared
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
J.G.SCHMDT IL SON


DRorosAIs ron INDIAN SUPPLIES AN
II Transportation. department of the lntencr
once of Indian Afalr., NsshlREion, April ts isxA
iesoi prypasals isdsnsd "rIoyo..h ior psei,"
lhlia iUf lsei ula 10 subnittcd IN separate en-
veiopss BACON. Flour, Clothing, OF transportation
etc tss The usss nsy hel snd direutsd 70 the Com.
missioner Of iniisn Aesiu. hos o. asa 81 Heost,s
Tso.iay. Hsy y isss for Furnishing isF the iaaisn
sorrtcn about pn.oV0 pounds laccu, edsO,o3
pounds beet on the hSsl. Eeo0o pounds nesn.
torn, tS 90 pounds tonce 500 ooo pounds fienr,
10 90 pounds Fesd. les,eo rounds Hard nru.d,
81, 90 pounds liomlny occo Pousds Land 40 bar.
rvis Nos fnft. n 10 pounds Oatmeal t~,no
pounds Oats 100 pounds Rice. 500 pounds fes,
apOOO pounds salt gIaooo pounds Soap. io.ooo
ss ADD ', sSs Pounds e Nss:, sS s.'s
cacS y.rds bniSs I 'Sc ysrds a0i bact r..
from ~ d.. ,s,anr' 80 ysri" psnirs neoo
i5Odo ,sfds Chsyiat " 400 yards BrVva Sheciins.
10000 ystds, Bleachsd she,tinG, l1Wo yards
hssoI, sslT,ps loVSS ra. o, .los ssif'iSs.
oelio,, Motions. Hardware. Medical Supplies.
s'hool honts etc. snd lenI lisi y MISCELLANEOUS
sna La .haui 10 wssss. r.snirss isf he ssr,loe
20 be delivered ~ Cblc.Ev Kansas City ard siour
CITY. ..s Coz such wsyo.s 40 m.y b required.
California brakes. delivered AZ ssn Fnrrisos.
Alien. transportation Zoe such Of the articles.
loots 40 .sgss s @.y aos !. 19S.', ss.,
nibs oUt on oovrnsstsr siASr. schedulss
showing The kinds AMI quantities OF subsistence
IN .IsA. a"5 "isSitls, in gTs,. ~ al s,6ss
goods and sfiirlss. together With blank pro.
posals conditions o. D. observed b, bidders. tine
s.np ,nusi. % as .ar - ,'.sr. S 1Ss
Instructions viii b.. t.IH "H..Ii alton on
the Indian u1.Hr II Be- ti rHi'i
Hopi'sf sIr,f $50 ri W
A. nfa.ipr hr cot .ui
sisirncr w. r Urn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

Pirr-ncno. Pa, May lat II O'Clock
last niglii, the Brooks liquor law went into
practical operation, and 500 saloons II -.
IN ihe city, coscd up probably never 10 b,
reopcncL A large number Of the saloon
keepers. who were refused license, has,
decided 10 quit the business, but a ~.
fpociablc minority viii bold over Tor d
year with the hope Of getting liccns
next year In Allegheny county Their
wcfe 1851 applications Tor liconsc, bu
only ~ were granted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
the ,Io,erdaie siss. Rsbb..,

S,Xts Rosa, Cal, May Ia German
named Joseph Frey was arrested near Lgn
las, evening on suspicion Of being one n llie
mcn Who robbed Tie stage near Cloyorln.r
last Saturday. lie las made a ronicssion.
stating hat no was one Of ihe iobbcrs
hnt wa led in the deed by his Hoihcf.in.
law. Ens,ne prrns. Who livri IN Fan fnn
ciscn. Trey says that aiisr they had fob.
bel lliv ,lage aud were oycuateu by The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

For convalesconts especially females, and for all
patients suffering from cnfccbcd digestion, n mild
Tonic stimulant, one that contains just enough al
coho to stimulate the gastric iolliclcs and Is at the
same time nutritious In itself would seem most
dcslnble remedy for routine use In every physi.
clans practice. provided such remedy is palstahle
enough 10 insure It's continued use. aud chcnp
enough TO make Il available for all classes OF pa.
tents
Just such preparation, II Is claimed. 1, the Con.
ccntrated Liquid Extrict Of Malt aud Hops which
is now oilircd 10 the profession under the name OF
The Best" Tonic, which has recently appeared on
sale In most Of our drug stores
A trial will convince ss to Ia palatabllity and
price, and the certificate OF analysis by Prof h. a..
Love, OF New York City, seems 10 give unqucs,ion.
able evidence OF rs therapeutic value
From ne Mtdicdl Bnlhtia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
collar ana Elso~ wr..,,Inr.

CnCAGo, Ill.,, May THE collar and
elbow wrestling match for the light weight
championship Of America and $500 he.
tween Adou Butler Of Chicago and J. +.
Dorncr, of Shamokin, Pa. was won last
night by Butler. The winner stripped ut
l35 pounds, while Dorncr had the aIvan.
taec Of three pounds Butler won in two
simight falls. In the first Dprner was
downcd five straight times before Butler
scored the four points demanded by Ed.
James rules Time-1:33.
In the Second FALL porncr broke his hold
aud the referee declared the match won by
Butler. Time of second iall-7i2.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

officers he wished TO surrender, but Preus
said he would rather die. Preus then
turned and fired, killing Constable Orig
ley. The men with the constable returned
the fire., shooting Frey in the arm. Frey
says nothing about the other robber, who
was killed by the officers, and it is not
known whether or not it was Preus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
J. W. BUCHANAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
~ Mauleon oUeot
spsclsi attention given eusISssa In Tennessee aud
al -I..INfN
uEALIu ~ WEALTH - pr. nssaregards
Iouic and Nsrviue, the efeat
I.u...h .a.nnInn-

NHEyegs DEHlIltt 10 al iis .iste. mental
IN and pkFsral acplesslsa. tpefmaioffhea, ~.
fsehondfis defifitf neufalEis bvstcfls, incsrsclu
lof study 90 business. pafslysi. lmPoiesce. eaeR.
:, o. a fnsaory fsiisniaG u the btsin. tnd Al
M.essr. ~ ths nefyoas system NAY - radically
cured In eltbsf sss By the ~ Of The unoxueicf
p1epsfatlou. tiss matter 81 supreme importsnce
los ef nene rover sad DE-. teanfefsfds lo1ie
snd Nsfias after Insuy yesfa trial ia hnfnr1 -
pfossA lnialiies 4 tken sccordisf 70 dlr-etir1A
wkica sie sn,ted 10 ssrh bottle Que eon s<1.l -
one months 'ssfmeaU wlu cute fccesl ce<rA
Price. st.0oa fns. lftlt hoxcs Tot sa.oo crM
b. mail pfer,i. un i,Uripi of pfee We rus,sntss
ais hokes 10 i"iir 80. SO VIA t.sh o.us. ~
susuu'ss 70 frtlfu IHf tpHnfg " Irstneut oc@9
pal eeert a cufe A. ..ausyii 4 co, Dfus<lstz. sole
sssau iof uaitsS sOits ~ ana tls hsin su>eA
Nsntbla Tguh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Amer Three Year..

W. F. Walton, ofSpringfield, Tenn, says
81 have been suffering with neuralgia in the
face and head, oil and ON, for three years. |
purchased a box OF Dr. Tanners Infallible
Neuralgia Cure and took eight Of the pills.
have not felt any symptoms Of neuralgia
since. Itgives me pleasure to recommend it,"
Rangum Root Medicine Co.. Manufacturers
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents per box. Sold al
Holsters drug store. ~ Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
Resp,,rsi Too Omen.

ATLANTA, Ca, May l. Henry Pope, a
ncgro. under sentence Of death for an ont.
ragcous assault, but Who, by one prctcSl
anil another, has received several rcspitc'
from the Governor. was last night taken
from the Jail at SOmmsnyillc by unoh
and hanged. Pope received new respite
on Saturday last.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02
How .. ,,.,. r,..s and .,,..s,h.

Use after each meal scotts Emulsion with
Hyp1ph0sphitca. II Is n palatablc a. milk.
and easily digcstcd. The rnpidity with
which delicate people improve With IT, usc
IL wonderful lsc II and Try your weight
A. q remedy i0r Consumption. Throat alice
lions and bronchitis. u Is uncqualcd
Please real. II u.rd Scoti'- Emulsion IN a
child eight months old with gD1d result,
lie gained iour pounds w n very shor
time. "--Tuo. Paw. ". -, Alabama.
The Connecticut river Is higher than al
any time since 1873 aud " still rising.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-02

TINS we'll known strengthening properties
OF iron, combined with other tonics and q
most perfect ncryinc. are found in Carriers
Iron Pills which Strengthen the nerves and
body. aud improve the blood and com.
pleXion