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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-13

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April l2.-All the union
masters and brewers la Chicago went on q
strike at 4 o'clock am. today. Such q
movement has been imminent for some
time, and has been stated In n circular
issued by the brewers, which, in substance,
announced their determination 10 refuse
any recognition Of any brewers and mails.
utens' unions. Tho iint clash between the
employers and the men resulting from the
circular came about n week ago. Foreman
Muller, Of the Ernest Bros brewery, gave
employment 10 nOn.union man named
Alvin Backman. Backman was formerly
an cmploye Of the firm, but for the past
year Or 10 has been running saloon. lie
claims that Mr.. Muller promised him om.
ployment In April. Backman's presence
la the brewery excited the anger Of his
sixteen fellow employees, all Of whom be-.
long tothc BfcwCmand Masters union No
IL, and n vigorous protest was made 10 the
foreman. Backman's immediate dismissal
was asked for. Mr.. Muller refused, and told
the men II they did not like II they might
all leave, which they did later In the
DAY they considered their action and APP
Piled for reinstatement Mr.. Miller agreed
w NAhf AN'liN hAl NN'N NAhflfN WV NN'
whom ho considered the ringoadcr Of the
revolt. This proved a new grievance 20
the men and they refused 10 accept the
proposition.
The news spread rapidly 20 the men
employed In other brcwcrios, and sccrc.
tary Young was induced 10 call q meeting,
which was held nj the old anarchists
headquarters, Ieipi's hall, on West lake
street. Fully 900 men crowded into the
room, many of the speeches made wcrc
violent in the extreme, and Il was decided
90 stand 10y thc Ernest Bros men nj all haz.
ards and see that the union was rccog'
nized. The sentiment in favor Of an i'm.
mediate general strike was strong, but M a
matter 81 policy the event was postponed,
pending negotiations with the employers.
Tho negotiations have been fruillcS, and
this morning 800 masters and brewers
quit work, stopping nearly every brewery
| In tho city.
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me I.nrLnwnunn'. DenI.

NV YoRK, April l2.--No official con.
firmation can be obtained "A the reports
that the Delaware, Lackawanna 4 West
crn has bought control OF :he Green Bay,
Winona & st. Paul, but parties interested in
the latter company say tie negotiations
have been closed and the Iackawanna will
soon take possession. The deal provides
for the extension ofthe Green Hay road TO
Omaha, aud Il Is asserted that the Farm
ems Loan and Trust will lend the amount
required for liz construction.
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special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
wAsmSoToS, April l2.-Fourih-class
posImasten have been appointed as fol.
lows
Tennessec-N. X. Harding, DAVIS, Mad
ison county; G. N. BusseI laurel Gap,
Greene county.
Mis,issippi-J. r. sherrard. Christmas,
Holmes county; J. b. Atkins, LaGmnge,
Choctaw county; w. L. Parker, Rocky
Springs, Claiborne county.
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CAUGHT THE MEMPHIS FEVER.
Helena Thinks sho Must Have a Bridge
Too, with All Announcements.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
lIrLrS,, Ark, April Measures
have been adopted and stcps taken TO pro.
cure the necessary permission and aid from
the federal government and the consent Of
the States Of Mississippi and Arkansas TO
construct a footway, wagon passage and
railroad bridge across the Mississippi river
at this point. Tho growing feeling that
Helena Is suitable place for a railroad
center makes this step necessary. There
are now three railroads that arc conlcm'
plating an entrance into uiis city NJ an
carly date and the bridge will be q ncccs'
sity. II Is understood ihfi railroad men
high IN authority favor thu movement and
will lend their assistance md influence IN
the procurement Of bridge ai this point,
rs ii IS conceded by engineer that this
place offers peculiar lacilitics for the con-
slruction Of a bridge thai arc not pre-
scnicd At any other poiht between ~.
Louis and New Orleans.
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A Fatal wreck.

sEpALrA, Mo-, April ia destructive
wreck occurred on the Missouri Pacific
yesterday at Lamont. A car In q freight
train left the track aud being heavily
loaded, pulled the cans in front and In the
rear into the ditch. John kchn was
fatally injured, aud sam Smith, from Fort
Scott, an employe Of the engineering de-
partmcnt. Killed.
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Trunh I.Inc PRESIDENTS.

NV YoRK, April l2.-+1'he presidents
Of the several Trunk line railroads met
here today, and by n unanimous vote dc.
cidcd 10 leave the settlement Of the differ.
eniial rates Of the wcst-bound passenger
fares 90 Commissioner Fink.
Il was decided 10 let the rates on export
shipped through inland cities stand for the
present as they are.
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JohnL suIIl,nn IIomcward nound.

LoSDoy, April l2.--John L. Sullivan
sailed from Liverpool today for home. lie
first obtained his belt from the custom au-
thoriilos, In whose custody II has been
since Sullivan's arrival In England A
large crowd was on tho dock 10 Hco Sulli.
van of and he was Justify checrcd. A
number of Sullyan's friends followed the
steamer Tor some distance In tug.
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mated days, express an intention to make
renewed efforts to secure other assign
ments of special dates for the considera-
ton OF their bills, it is the general impress
sion that few will succeed, but that appro-
priation bills and tariff bills will consume
the time of tho House for long time to
come
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nave walker ro.,,a OulIty.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, April IA special 70
the POsi-Dispaich from Dunk, Mo-, says
that the jury in the Bald Knobber cases
returned verdict Of mufdcr In the lirl
degree against Dave Whkcr nnd shor,
terms in the pcniicniinry ior number OF
other members Of tlic oFgauiAiiOn.
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!. n.,,lIy reusI.

PARKERsnunG, W. Va" Apr,
ieud between the Banks aud honroes
broke out afrcsh yesterday In Writ county.
silhs Banks, armed with a Winchester
rinc met the three Monroe brothers
Ebcn. George and lemucl vi NO had ~.
yolyers, ON the road near Laurel AZ east
twenty shots were fired, rcsulting 10 We
death Of the three Mongocs, while ban am,
received iour wounds, ponc OF them iaa''
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PARIS, April l2.-The Figaro says the
0rleanists will meet on Saturday at the
residence of the Count of Paris, at Twick-
enham, England, TO decide upon the adj
visibility OF supporting or condemning
the union OF the sections OF the French
Conversative party who are advocating the
cause of Gen. Boulangor.
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The View Dlrrriery.

CNciSSArI, o., April l2.-The election
Of directors Of the Cincinnati, Washington
& Baltimore railway resulted in the choice
Of the old board except J. l.. Kcck, whose
place WIS filed by the election Of VIM. NJ.
Grcnc, Of the Cincinnati, indianapolis,
Chicago * 81. Louis road.
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m, nussInu Wow ofIt.

ST. PETERSBURG, April l2.--The Journal
d. ~. PoicrsJourg, referring TO the proposed
marriage Of Prince Alexander Of Battcn-
berg and Princess Victoria, the daughter
Of the German Emperor, says Facts can
not be cifaced from the pages Of history.
Every one knows the causes which alien
ated Prince Alexander from his august pro-
teclor, and every one remembers the late
Emperor Williams condemnation Of the
princes actions, which were not only UNI
grateful but compromised the peace Of
Europe. Who knows" says the paper
''but that the placing Of Prince Alexander
In u new high position might rckindlc
thoughts Of his return among the leaders
Of the Bulgarian revolution, and notwith-
standing assurances 90 the contrary, defer
the establishment Of tranquility in the
Balkans and also Of pacific relations be-
tween the powers? The question Is how
10 reconcile these possible consequences
with Prince Bismarck's program and En-.
peror Frcdcrick's pacific views and friend
IN assurances. We are certain that the
German policy will know how 10 weigh
the consequences aud prevent possible
dangers 10 the relations between Russia
aud Germany and TO the general peace"
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WAnrrroS, u. r., April l9. The Bots
de Sioux and Otter Tail rivers are overflow
ing their banks. by morning Il will be
impossible for teams 10 cross between here
and breckenridge. The dykes arc crumb-
ling. and Breckenridge stands in,lnngcr 81
inundaiion. A gorge ut Conlcy's Point IL
causing the overflow.
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BEnLrS, Aprill2.-The Norih German ga
seue, referring to the attacks ofthe Progressist
newspapers upon Prince Bismarck Tor
what they term his oilicious interference
TO imperial family affairs, says Such in
sinuations make as little impression upon
Emperor Frederick as similar criticisms
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AIn.. of sanO.OOn.

YouyosrowS, o., April l2.-At o'clock
this morning fire started from natural gas
In the foundry department Of the William
Anson Wood Mower and Reaper works
and the extensive plant IL now q mass OF
ruins. The concern employed 800 men.
The loss Is estimated at $3.50, 900, insur-
ancc, $1,000, divided among eastern COM
uuuiaa
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oid anl.., .cem. Dol IIn,e t!otien There

BERLIN, April l2.-lhc cologne odidc
states that Prince Bismarck's interview
with the Empress on Tuesday and his an.
dicncc with the Emperor yesterday re-
suited In bringing the question Of the mar
rage Of Prince Alexander and Princess
Victoria TO standsIill. The crisis, In No
far ~ II relates 10 the chancellor, Is not
likely 10 reach more acute stage within
the near future. Dispatches from Vienna
affirm that the interview between Prince
Bismarck and the CAar In November last
had reference 10 the proposed marriage OF
Prince Alexander and Princess Victoria,
and that the chancellor at the time de-
clared that such marriage should never
take place, at least while his advice was
accepted. i,
Baron Roggenbach viii cause a semi-of-
fetal statement 10 be issued at Karlsruhe
denying that he has any personal proten-
sions 10 any official post, not even IN the
case Of Chancellor Bismmcks retirement,
The baron upon all occasions has strongly
maintained the necessity Of keeping Prince
Bismarck at the head Of Affairs.
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nognrdus and Irwin TIE.

Abilene, kas., April l2.-Capt A. w.
Bogardus and W. r. Irwin, Of the Goici'c
sho, 100 bird match for 800 a side thi'
afternoon. The match was holly con
tested and resulted In a tic, each mar
killing eighty birds.
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A BEER FAMINE.
Prohibition Forced Upon Them.
Several Large Cities Will Go Dry
by Monday Next.
The Brewers Determine to may u
rate Lock Out. III
The Employing Brewers Will Not
Submit to q Boycott.
They Adopt the Motto of the knights
OF Labor, "An Injury to ono
10 the Concern of
ALL"

NEW YORK, April l2.-From present In
dications there will be a beer famine in
this city after Monday next. Not only in
this city will the dreaded famine spread,
but in Brooklyn, Newark, Elizabeth, Jer-
sey City and lloboken. The master brow
ers say that the days OF labor unions pick-
ing out an individual brewer 10 boycott
and ruin have passed away, and they have
adopted the motto Of the Knights OF Labor,
"An injury TO one is the concern Of all"
Secretary Zeiicrt, Of the United Brewers
association, when asked II the contem-
plated lock out was, as rumored in some
quarters, only n bluG, replied; mo, sir.
We mean just what we say. Next Mon
day, II the boycotts are not removed, all
the breweries will close"
Suppose" the reporter asked, "that all
the boycotts were removed except ON q
small brewer say in Newark would tho
others all shut down.
ayes, sir; each and every one. We dc
not intend TO have any brewer singled out
for boycott We recognize that II such q
man IL boycottcd and We make no protest
IL will be some one else before long, nndso
on. This we are determined TO stop"
"But the Journcymcn's union claims that
| Il il in no way responsible for the boycott
and that they are ordered out by outside
organization"
"Wcll, we can't help thai. We have
| heard such stories before. We hold ON
men responsible, and they have been fair
" warned that II the boycotts are not ~.
moved the shutdown will surely take
place on Monday next"
"Will all the brcwcrics outside Of New
York shut down."
"No; only in New York and vicinity
but no beer will come 20 New York"
The master brewers published an al
vcriiscment today quoting resolution,
adopted by them ON Tuesday last, 10 th,
effect IL the boycott placed on them by IN,
workmon OF this city Is not removed beior,
the 10th instant they will rcorganizc theil
working force, and inviting men who de
sire steady work In their brewcrics 10 reg
lister their names ut No. los Fast -Four
tcenth street. Up 10 10 o'clock today 10
applicants for work registered their name
and addresses. The secretary OF the ma
ter brewers said that II the boycott was n,
removed by Monday they will proceed I
weed out malcontcnts aud I'LL their places
The men who work In the brcwcrics sho,
symptoms Of alarm nj the action Of thei
employers and many Of thenA manifest
disposition 10 rebel against the Contra
labor union and take the disposition o
the trouble into their own hands.
The iollowingdispaich WINS received yes
terday 10y the master brewers
President Miles
"Tho resolutions adopted by the Unite,
States Brewers association will bo uphcl'
aud carried out 10 the letter. We have y
informed a committee Of the Central labo
union.
ISOLATION"
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Cannon uenomInafed.

PAms, ILL.,, April i2.-Attbe Republic
an convention Of the Fifteenth congress
sional district, last night, Joseph q. Can
non Vas rcnominaicd Tor congressman.
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WooNsocKEr, T. l., AprI I2'-Ooh
DAILY, Of this town, who was recently re-
leased from the Boston league cluD, has
signed with the indianapolis clup ~
catcher.
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Conference nc Independence. No.

1NDErENDENCr, Mo, April II. Ia.
days session Of the Worlds conference Of
the Church Of the Latter Day Saints ANTI
polygamous Mormonsl, II was decided 10
hold the next annual conference at ~.
Joseph, Mo, beginning Npril @, 1889.
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- TIE Se1afe. o. Ne 1s-1- f1e sreccn g
Xr- Aircael On the fresitenrs animal
message and Mr. EtDnnts' abandon
mert q his resolution - withhold To-
Chinese bill uere The features o. fns
days proceedings senate 0iLi % rar-y
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was passed and the bill % cre1ts - e.
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taken ur-------Ine House refused ~
vote q - . - % Ayree q t1e conferences
report on the S1nfry IlrA A7proPrA-
fio1s bil, and further eon<erence rs
ordered Arunning debate ens1et On =
Question o privilege ~ NJ MorreE. re-
citing the passage q rne Chinese Excl1-
sio1 bill md IL being xirnnel1 fron fne
President but fh@ presiding c2csr 1n.A-
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