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EOR RENT-HOUSEs-
II 1915 Sunderland Pl.,
n w 10r A1TS fr1r

~
II 1915 Sunderland Fl. l631 st NV Or 40
NV. l0r. $115 fur, tl207 18th st. n. w.. ar. 30
the ssme uni. go 1S1N Sth st. 81. ..35
534 stnw fur. l7rs 100 2142 st. NV, 9rs 30
Sl3 st. NV. lar. ...S3 81 $50 22d ST. n. poss
1852 Pst fur, 13r.S0 Ap II B. 0rs 30
ILL., 10th st. NV, 1Or 130I 18th NV. ar. 30
fur:, ESQ the same 464 st INV, lr. 80
unfur go 239 18th st sw., 9r...
I'D Sd St fur, 11r. 20lS 9th stn W., poss
211 Asst. &c. l3r-.....75 April 3D. 6rs. Is
so st Hrs. 81 7th Or. Is
1142 st. n. W. 12r. 20 112l stse 7s. 10
l7O6 st NV: l2rs. 50 q TO Al 1t sw. Or. 10
zig to 23S N. j. ave- n 1905 9TH st u W., poss.
2o5 q st. NV. s. eosS L st NV. 6rs ... is
21O NJaye. " Sr. IS 90 Myrtle 1t. ne, Or. Is
205 @ st. NV, 9rs..... 80 TenieStown. Sra.
STORES. OFFICES, &c
Gunton Building, rooms Vernon Row. rms $40. 80
10 to 20, $40 Vernon how, RIM. 70. Is
913 Md. ave s.w. (wsre Store 50S 9TH st. sw.2r.
ssss and dwelling As hSa IL Sas
st. sLw.. Or: .35 Stable rear AGO stnw
46S La ave-. base'mt so Cellar 1888 st. 5
4US La. Sd a, 4rs.30
The above is only portion OF the rroperty on INV
books For full list call ct Office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. fmh27l THOS. z WAG9ANAk
IrOR RENT-l2 9Th Me- DOORS FROM E
Il Capitol st. and two lines Of nice seven room
houses hall. gas and bath; large yard Apply 315
Penn. ave. NV. mh20-12ts
ISOR RENT-A SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE:
Il bay window cellar mod imps.: 426 Boundary
NV second door from 9th St, facing LeDroit PARK
S22o0. Inquire at APO Boundary. mh26-St.
ICOR RENT OR sAI.E-NEw THREE-sTORY NINE
room House, 81 ne. well built; desirsbly To-
Apply 70 oWkKk. sol Stanton Place opposite
f2O-6w.
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EOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Il 22lo 10 22:ss Bdy.
ST. nv. b.h.. &r $4,000
.sO24 % 2oS2 Bound'y
81. NV b.h. sr. 1890
roo 20 20i . 81 NV.
and 1876 and 1928
I'd n.w- b. H. q and
2Sii to- 10 . ;i.si'i 10Th So 50
9 70 9 7th-:t. road. .ii.soo
i132 70 i7+2 Z 81 n. o.
lsci am and iso5 L ST s n
1859 % iiSis' $5d 81.
nv IN, . tss;;..:. 5000
2l26 70 ESQ X 81 u -.
W, b.h-. Sr.........5.ooo
1871 Dst n. ". q. n.
Or ...........-....s.o oo
s25 2:sd 81 n. W, b.n-, -
So 22d 81 NV. b. n.
2l42 I ST u " b.h-
500 "a sih I st ne. f,s NV
4e3 \ 1T. n. W. f.h..Sr.
A - HOUSES in rear 4. 600
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Also other unfurnished Houses desirably located.
We call SPECIAL ATTENTION toou FURNISHED
HOUSES, which We can offer at suitable prices.
mh24-6t HILL JOHNSTON, 13S 10Th ST. NV
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AnoNe the auction sales VIII be found la,ye
LOT on Kentucky avenue, near Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast, near the new bridge across the
Eastern Branch. Property In this locality Is rap
10Y advancing. Sale Tomorrow afterneoa AZ
O'Clock.
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"ROyaI Clue" mends China, lassW0od, &C,
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u Id. Ward" prints, 45c per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk: sweet MILE
sc. per quart.
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Mr.. RICHARD MANsFIELD's ENGAGEMENT at Al
baugns next week will begin with "a ParistaI
Romance In which he made his first great sue
cess as Baron CheUredL The sale OF seats Is nov
going on at the bOx-Ofice
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The Drops that boom: in the spring tra-la:
"Aromatic Squill Drops" They rapidly cure
cough drops In the world. l0c. per box. Al drug
gists only. 24,262S,3I
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and Ohio Railroad Is the only line running limited
express trains TO Baltimore in forty-ve and nifty
minutes, and the one dollar excursion tickets to
Baltimore via Baltimore and Ohio, will be honored
on all trains. Nineteen trains Friday and Satur-
day. Thirteen trains sunday.
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FoRrY-FrvE AND FIFTY MINUTE TEAMS are run
from Washington 10 Baltimore via Baltimore and
OHIO only, and excursion tickets TO Baltimore al
rate OF one dollar for the round trip viii be sold fol
all Baltimore and Ohio trains next Friday Satur-
day and sunday. good for return until next Mon
day, inclusive Nineteen trains Friday and Satur-
day. Thirteen trains sunday.
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e3 Per Gallon. 95c. Quart Bottle, No. 1
Rye Whiskey, best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail MCGER's. 9th near st. was
CALIFORNIA; Tickets, j. F. Minor, B. o.
Depot. 26t
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BAIrNoRB IRRESPONSIBLE Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company Will sell excursion tickets 10
Baltimore for AL trains next Friday, saturday and
sunday, good returning until Monday, inclusive at
rate OF 81 for the round trip. In addition to the
regular schedule two special express trains with
parior cars attached, viii leave Baltimore and
Ohio depot next sunday at y an and III am.
These excursions AFFORD q nne opportunity TO VISIT
friends In Baltimore
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CANADIAN BRAvADo.

The Sentiments of the Dominion Gov
eminent Toward the United States.
MONTREAL, Oct. l2.-At dinner given
to Robert S. White, the newly-elected
member of Parliament, the Hon. John
Champeau, secretary OF state, in response
to the toast, "rhc Federal Parliament"
said: Canada is now passing through u
crisis, clearly, coolly and wisely. In the
United States there is great excitement
over their election and politics, but, as an
English paper said, Canada has given an
example TO the world in the cool way she
has taken IT, The United States tried to
frighten her with commercial union, an.
ncxation and unrestricted reciprocity, but
she WAS well before and is better now,
and does not wish to change.
The diplomacy Of the premier
will be vindicated on the 9Th OF November,
whichever party was victorious. While
he (Champeaul did not desire to disparagc
the United States ne would say that If
they we're to annex themselves to Canada
it would do them good. Parliament will
do its duty, for all these movements toward
the United States mean only, only one
thing, destruction TO Cauada's interests
and whatever she has stnven for during
the last ten years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Cm,,Oo, H., Oct. r.. \ dispatch from
Wabash. Ind, SAYS About tiily pick.
pocket. worked" the crowd at the blaine
demonstration in Goshen aud secured
about slb,U'O.
The excursion train on tho Cincinnati,
Wabash aud Michigan road yesterday va
crowded with people returning itom
Goshen. II was the last Ia leave Goshen
und la Il oil the crooks piled. After Il
had fairly started they hrgun their Wurh
aud iraugumicd q reign ul tenor The
trouble wis begun In the iirsi coach 10y n
tough grossly Insulting Young lady. llrf
escort attempted a. defend her anil WIS
s,izrd by the tuugh-, who jammcl his
head through the ear window aul relieved
him Of hiH ,ululh.ys. Then raid Wt-
made un the passengers, one ~ whom, u
b. upurt,d. was shot los tie dc-puwiurA
several shots were iIrrd, lHiicH screamed
aud tainted, and many rushed from ono
coach a. another iu their efforts 30 keep
out ui thr reach ul thn robbers.
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TIE TRADE REVIEW.
Range Of Prices During tho week Cot.
ton AaNIrnn I.nnl Rnt-nflctnrN.

range or ifltfA During ilN " Nfh NN-
ton Adviccs LcsH Satisfactory.
INV NuuE. oct a.. The past week has
shown the influence u speculation nud ihc
artificial nature oi the current prices.
Wheat rose about 3 cents per pushed, broke
II cent, IN two DAYS. aud again rose rap
idly, closing Pee higher THIN week ago.
Cora advanced fraction, but wColyd.
Oats have risen lc, nni cpIlrc about of q
cont, bat lard las fallen nearly lc, aud the
fictitious prices Ia cotton have yielded,
with quotations lc lower Oh has fallen
iIc, aud tho sudden advance in hides
having resulted IN dul.urss. prices have
yielded &c. These fluctuations iu the
main. without any reason In conditions ui
demand and supply, have tendency tu
plad all legitimate business tlyiuuui
tt cities outside ui New York show un Inc
crease IT ~ per cent. over lnzl year. with
gains ul 800 per cent. at Chicago nnl ~
per cent ut g. louis. whore thr wheat
speculation mgpH anil ~ pee cent ut BIOS.
ton, where stocks have byuu iluC,uauug
wildly.
Tho government crop report strength.
rupd wheat pointing to 70 yiuid ul about
~. ulu.UuI bushels by measure.
Estimates Ul shortage in weight un"r
| from three to eight pounds per hushul, nut
| nlur hus advanced tp $3.50 per barrel iur
patents. ~ 20 a. % per cent II thu riHo
| in thr price ui bread, Hg vet only ono
sixth, leads 90 TALL oi q sixth, The dlilrr-
| pucr would be- greater than ihc hhrlnklgc
| iu weight ~ wheat, ut thr largest Innate.
/ Exports have been virtually stopped,
/ from Atlantic ports only 2,O, lsj bushels
went ont last week. Meanwhile thr corn
crop IL estimated at ., 100000 bushels
aud the chenpnoss ol corn tends Ia lessen
the home demand Tor wheat
AdyicCs ~ Ia cotton are lees satisfactory
and In Louisiana, Nils iHippl aud th'
eastern gulf States the yield will iall below
last years, but the market drains bcoaus'
the previous price WIS fictitious
Interior reports show that business con
tinucs satisfactorily active. AZ Nashyill,
aud New Orleans money ~ Homcwh1
tighter and ut Baltimore southern cOllcc
tons are reported very unsatisfactory a
yet
The capacity oi iron furnaces IN bias
October ! was no, $50 tons weekly, Of nn
thmcitc aud coke iron only. against ia, %
tons september |. The changes Ia chai
coal iron are probably not large.
The markets are lirmcr $500 IA quote
nj Philadelphia. Bar iron N firm at th
recent advance, aud the fact that only !
per ton is asked In exchange Of new s,c'
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for old iron rails has led TO some sales, of
which 1900 tons are reported for eastern
mills.
Boot and shoe buyers are slow. The
west reports that an advance in prices
cannot be made.
In dry goods there is general complaint
OF dulncss, and many look for no change
until after the election.
During the week g, 700, 900 has been
paid out by the treasury in excess OF re-
ccipts, aud the impression that the OK.
pansion OF currency has nearly come to an
end for the season has some influence
upon the markets. Stocks have hcsitatcd,
but the prevailing tone is confident
UMcrchaudiso imports last week were II
per cent. smaller than last years, and ex.
ports from New York also show shrink.
age of per cent.
Tho business failures number 227, as
compared with total Of 2ll last week and
40 the week previous. For the CORE
spending week last year the figures were
2O2.
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both lodges until his death. The sta Q
Grand lodge paid the full amount of the
certificate held by his wife, taking up the
receipted certificate. Like claim was then
made upon the Loyal Grand lodge, but
payment was refused without the surren-
der Of the certificate, which the claimant
could not produce. Suit being brought
the district court found for the defendant
The supreme court ailirms the finding on
the ground that Book had only one GER
tificate OF insurance, the full amount Of
which plaintiff has received.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

So. loris, No, O,l -. A special from
Houston, texas, 20 the rosi-p.p1'ab says
About go O'Clock tlig morning tNo men
entered o., pos,,.Hcc here, iorriblygsgrl
and dru,t,i the night clerk and went
through tine pouches iu. brought IN Oh
the through train lrun .'W Orleans uni
the east aud -1u Antonio and tbu
west. II Is mo-, known how much money
the thieves secured. Az Roberts, tho
clerk, hrs not yet recovered conscious.
uUsL
The pcrprlm'or 81 tie rpstpi.ico thuits
here has been arrested. lie proved Co br
ui.ht clerk ,u the oi.ir' nam. 4 john
shields lie was appointed september ]
nnIur tho civil -.L.I.l law.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

CmcADo. H., oct H. A dispatch from
Topeka, Kan, says A charter has been
nlcd with thc secretary ol state for the
Dodge City x Denver Railway company.
Tho corporation proposes 90 build and
uprr,te a line of standard gauge railway,
with n line II telegraph Ia connection
herewith, from Dodge City 10 Denver.
The estimated length II the rad Is so
uUiIs4. Clpitnl stock, 1000, 600.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
A WING Emnin,cr KiIIch.

BEyER. Mo-, Oct. Flames Wallcll
was Killed at Bcvicrthis afternoon 10y strik-
my miners during riot. Nearly all oi
the mine owners have engaged new men,
aud these have been coming in from
abroad for several days past This action
oi the operators has greatly incgnsCd irc
strikers, who have been very bittvrin their
expressions against their iormcrcmplpycr5
especially vudicll Threats have been
made los the strikers against The new men
but there was no violent demonstration
until today, when some of Jhc srnug wee
sct uuon by the strikers and q general bat
TIE followed. buring the rio, Nalirl
was shot and killed. There is intense rS.
element at Xavier. aud fear, are enter.
tanned Of further b!Oodshrd. The sheriff
and posse nave gone a. Bowler.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

WauuNotoy, oct o.. Zoe hnI u'rf'
mr today aggregated si,ilNlu1. DIS 1''
lows Coupon O., $1,000 a, sI-.a r'h-
UUlat sIgsl. Registered g. s'i..'" NJ
siru sIg5.wOat ILs. $4,000 ID. ..-'l,
-luuiu1t slgsI. F.1.WuHf -'aI.. $3.50 lt
sI.p IoupUn o.. .aUUaI Sos. b.s.
stored Z j.. sl,Up, 800 90 slu'E e''"'' ~
slml g..
Tie following were 1rrrNi'i ''.l w
o.. sa,uluU tlIsI, "HH.irI f.'' slow
Rt sIus.. aIWl. 500 Ht -luNA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
A MURpERous PLOT FRUSTRATED.
A Brother OF Eddie Nowlin Arrested
for Conspiracy.

Brother OF Eddie Nowlin Arrested
for Conspiracy.
BosroN, Mass, Oct, l2.-William Now
lin, the brother Of Milkman Claimants
murderer, was arrested last night ON sus.
picion Of being about to commit deed
similar to that for which Eddie Nowlin
was hanged. Nowlin. ii is said, had dis.
covered that his employer had money in
his possession, aud 80 planned TO get IL
just IN his brother Eddie had planned
against his employer Calman nearly two
years ago. Early last evening servant
glrl met an officer ON the street and
told him she had overheard Nowlin
and another man plotting for the murder
oi Mr.. Russell. They had their plans all
arranged, the girl said, TO oycrpowcr the
mllkman in his room, secure his money
and take the train for New York. They
had n herdic engaged To wait Tor them aud
take them TO the New York X New En-
gland depot Where the girl had heard
this could not lie learned from the officers.
Nowlin Is only twenty-ono years old. Ito
donics the girl story, insisting lac is Who'll
~ innocent oi n conspiracy.
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ConIdn't 'ambin. Preaching wttb
ltusiupss

Cmr,oo, lll, oct r.. A dispatch from
Atlanta, Gl., alys H. Alfred Williams
.r,IuplI H thr pastor NJ the Antioch
clIur.I church iu isifcwupl Some time
AGO hr mfm.l u yu-upUmiyu store among
bIa prshiuurn with himself u.s. store.
Lrrurr Discussions soon arose. Tho
.iur, was rut into the hands ui two r.
cri,pr, Yesterday morning the preacher
Wua found iu the woods with over lul
Lurksbut wounds iu his body, inflicted 10y
members Of bic congregation. lie vii
al.
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InIlInrIi,r ,sInrr..

PursuruC, ra., oct T.. Master Work.
man Lewis, Of ,hc national district assem-.
bly No. 80, Knights oi Labor composed
oi coal miners. has called q special meet
ing. 10 be- held in Columbus, o., on De-
romlpr {. 10 devise some method ul mpu
rnpriuulIy uni.inguul s1iidIIyius ih' min.
ug craft md Co take Euch action may
ho necessary preparatory ip meeting Boa
Joint convention with the National FEEDER.
alton ui miners aud mine lNupu ON tho
.u,uNiuglly.
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miIIinnnIrr IInn.i.

SAN FmScisco, Cal, Oct l2.-Jamcs
t. Flood. son Of James G. Flood. who is
p,v In Heidelberg, Germany, does not
c.rdIt the ncws Of his fathers death re-
c.i,sl In New York Mr.. Flood said this
morning that no information had been re-
g,iyrI here by any member OF the family
siuee Yesterday afternoon, whena dispatch
rame from Heidelberg stating that his
father was improving.
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C.b,. tnr1eliissIan.

CvcNyArr, o., Oct l2.-Ihis morn.
Iug nj the intersection Of tho Walnut
His cable road and the Park avenue line
of cars collision occurred between cable
.ar 80. iag and Park avenue car No. 10.
The collision WIS caused by the track
br,kc ON tho cable car being unable "a
be- worked About 100 passengers were
ON both ears, but no one was seriously
..tUV0I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
AnrinnItinr Irrnsnrcr.

&c. LDrIs oct. ~. A special b. The
Put Dgufh from Alma, kaa, says
Fields. the outgoing county treasurer of
Wuhuuuscr cpunty, was discovered iu l.o o.
d,Huirr today in thr sum ol ,.u.uIu. It's
hUnIsmpn are perfectly good aud thr
county will lu.r nothing. H. made goo
o. .umDnt i1f ibu benefit II hIs bonds.
men. hu nevertheless WIS placed under
arrest % the instance Of ne county rHm.
--...-I
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
THE LEHIou VALLEY DISASTER.
Tho Town OF Pleasant Valley In the
Shadow OF Death.


shadow OF Death.
WuEEsnAWRE, Pa, Oct ~. There are
no new developments in the Lchigh Val.
ley railroad accident today. The town Of
Pleasant Valley, which furnished no less
than thirty.thrcc victims lisa grici-strickcn
place All business has been suspended
Ia the mines aud elsewhere aud universal
sorrow prevails The dead will all be-
buried tomorrow morning. Preparations
inr high mnss over thcm are now being
arranged The bodies will al be- taken To
the Roman Catholic church lur this pur.
pose. Many priests from the luEcrnc aud
lAcknNanua diocese will be- IN Attendance
a. assist In the solemn ceremonies. 4 small
army Of griyc-diggcn are ut work today
preparing Tor the srpullurc NJ the uniur
Inmates. Peter Kline, vi Providence, aged
fifteen, another victim oi the accident,
divd at thu hospital hero this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Ru>r, via, oct ~. Miss CHEo,
Youngest daughter OF the Hon. j. J. Case,
was married lsi evening 90 Jonathan j.
Crooks. Of san Francisco. The residence
oi thc BRIDES parents was beautifully
decorated for che occasion aul was IT,
,ml bank ui iIYWpu il the interior Mr.
aud Mn. CROOKS Iul. iu the evening iui
sm Francisco, where they will hereafter
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
Mann SIS ina,nna.

INpi,N,rotis, Ind, Oct l2.-Blain'
was driven Ia the Union station nj noon
escorted by Mr.. u. NJ. Ransdcll. Of th,
Republican State Committee. AMI left fpf
Evansville ut 1893 via tho Nundalil
The station WIS lhronrcd with people,
who loudly chccrrd Mr. blaine M be- stood
ON the platform aud waved his hand in
farewell.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
A RAscALLY POLICEMAN.
An Inspector Arrested for Dealing in
stolen Goods.

BosroN, Mass, Oct. l2.-lnspector of
Police Dennis A. Mountain was last night
arrested 10y Chief Eldridgc. OF the nspct-
tors force, on the charge OF having received
stolen property knowingly to have been
stolen. His arrest WIS madrin connection
with two Others. Thomas o Brien, clerk
in the employ Of the OH Colony railroad,
WIS arrested Tor having stolen $3.50 worth
Of tickets II is claimed the tickets were
sold TO Mountain and Edward 4. Noble,
who was also arrested. Mountain has
always had an excellent record ~ a police
officer. He has been on the force for
years. and never before had a suspicion
OF such thing been laid n his ,door.
Noble h villa, t. kn1wna rs a iakir. O'Bricn
ha, made a iUll confession in which be-
said that hc has sod To Mountain Tor 81
each all the tickets hc has been able Ia
steal durng the past two years.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
A ,Inn s,nrn I,nInhr..

Fum Womu, Tex, ur. "a loud
explosion WIS heard on Main street last
evening and shortly after the gun aud
ammunition Flum ui A. Slyu, and Oh,
shoe store ui IS. ". FRY, adjoining. were iu
flames several huudrd Thousand cart
ridges exploded. l,olUw ih, flames wvr,
oztusu.shui, sij,UJJ worth Of property
wAa dpHtfUy,d
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an lNarnAncE nncla1oN.
The Iowa Supreme Court Solves q
Knotty Problem.

DEsMolSEs, Ia, Oct IA decision
has been rendered in the supreme court IN
the Ancient Order Of United Workmcn
controversy. The case came from Clinton
county, where Kenny Bock was a mem.
Der Of Schiller lodge. After the division
IN the order In 1852, at which time schil
lcr lodge remained with the State org,ni
zation. Book aud several other members
united In organizing a new lodge called
LOYAL lodge. The Grand lodge -nationa
branch-rcluscd 10 issue ~ him new
certificate without the surrender Of III,
former one. Book kept up his dues IL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
MISREPRESENTATION.

CvciNv,u, o, Oct ~ despite In.
element v,athrr registration here ycsicr-
J,, fhe Grt oi tho four DAYS set apart Zoe
tI5f rufpusp. was about 1000 or one'
iI|rIYi thr total vote. The registration
.,, tI... limo dBy last ypar was 1000.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

WAmt,utus. oct l2.='rhc President
has prdouyd james II. g. Wilcox, ui
Kentucky, formerly socond.licuicnnnL
Seventh cavalry. and nov undergoing a
srntcucr for duplicating pay accounts,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13
IN. VIZ. No. Of ,ne rnr,r.

Nav YouK, oct. l2.-fhc conference Of
the national Democratic executive commit
tee being oycr the distinguished commit
iocmon are departing, one 10y one, Tor
home. only few members oi The COM
uittpc were present ut headquarters today.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

Nrv YogK. oct l2-Thc coffee Market
which had been comparatively active Oh
late Influenced 10y continued h.-l' r prices
abroad today ad,ancyu'', % cent An
along ihD line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-13

was adopted instructing the committee on
mines and mining to inquire into the
cause OF arrears OF work in the general land
office. After brief executive session the
Senate adjourned till Monday.
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Occidental Nomination.

WAsmNutov. oct ~. The President
has nominated T. T. Earle, OF Alabama,
consul Ul the United states Vt Cfgnac.
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Tfam ihe indianapolis s,uiiuCl Dec u. is,L
The famous ElainC-NW'ind libel suit
which caus,i such q sensation during the
campaign was brought 10 an abrubt ter.
: minilion yesterday by the plaintiffs aitor-
neys appearing incourt aud disml,sing thc
ease. TIE proceedings attending the event
serc very short aud simple, the attorneys
,imply submitting The following document
which IL 10 the handwriting OF Mr. Blaine,
md asking that Il be spread upon the
rcorls
Company. etn L i,s1
The plaintiffs, for the reasons stated ia
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BLAINE'S RECORD.
Some Of the Very Bad Spots in 1t.
How Thurman Once Tore the Mask
OF His Face,
And Showed Him To Be the Apollo
gist of Railroad Jobbers.
The Letter Which Makes the
Hoosiers Despise Him.
A Democratic Fussillade That Greeted
His Appearance in Indiana
Very Distressing Reading
for Republicans.

Following are extracts from the issue Of
the indianapolis Sentinel Of the llth inst,
the day OF James G. Blaine's appearance
In Indiananolis.