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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-24

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-24

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-24
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Henry %SchOellkOpf,
Wholesale 6 Retail Grocer,
252 & 254 oft Ran0oIpb.Stry

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Henry Schoel1kopf.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
SHALL WE HAVE TIP
Tho Electric hallway Company Anxiou,

The Electric hallway Company Anxious
30 Construct Line on Third Street.
Memphis may yet have rapid street rail
way transit. Tho electric railway COM
pany, formed for the purpose of construct
ing street car line on Thirl street, il
plesng lis cl m on he Leg slatiyc Coun-
Gil Tor the right-Ol-way over that thorough
fare from its northern to its southern ex-
trcmity, and then to jackson Mound park.
Mr. Holmes Cummins is president OF the
company, and among the directors are
such enierprising capitalists as John II.
Cochran and Sol Coleman. The company
has stock to the amount Of $4,000, Paid
up, and ~ much more will be taken a.
soon ~ the franchise IL granted. One
merit0rious thing about the new company
is that they do not ask the use OF the
streets for nothing. but they offer to pay
liberal per cent Of their gross earnings to
the city for the privilege.
Said Mr.. Coleman: "All we are waiting
on Is for the franchise from the city. We
have the money and tho plant ready to be-
gin work. The road would be the greatest
improvement ever constructed in this city.
Some people think that electric railways
cannot be successfully operated, but the
one We will put here will be a success, and
| know II. The difficulty with electric
railways that have been built In other
cities is that they have been operated on
the underground system. Guns will run
on the overhead system. and there never
has been failure with IT, Besides tho
cars going great deal faster than these
mule boxes we now have jolting and wor-
rying the life out Of us. the electric cans
move smoothly and without the least noise.
There IA no whipping and curing Of mules
and freezing OF drivers almost 10 death in
winter. The cans are we'll lighted, four
incandesccnt lamps In each, and II would
be pleasure to ride In them.
Moro than this Third street would DO
lighted up from one end 10 the other by
electricity. II would be the prctticst street
in the city. Mr.. Cummins has thoroughly
investigated tho various electric systems
and has chosen the Daft system, which Is
said 10 be superior to any other. We arc
willing tO do the proper thing with the
city MS compensation for franchise. II
VIZ arp granted the right we will proceed
10 the work nj once with n sufficient force
to have tho road in perfect operation by
June or July ut the latest II will be n
great thing for the city, and hope the Of.
ticials will look at Il in that light and bid
us ~ b. work on II after tho next council
meeting"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
CHATTANOOGA TRAGEDY.
J D. BARNES SHOOTS LEW OWENS,
A CAPITALIST.
Lew Ovens Is Mortally Wounded Hav-
ing Been Shot Three Times-A Little
Side Fight that Looked Serious for a
Time.

Special Dispatch To the Appeal.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. l0-What
will prove to DO fatal shooting aflray oc-
cured in this city at / o'clock this morn
ing. J. d. Barnes, late Of the boot and
shoe firm of Barnes & Nix, shot Lew Owens,
a large capitalist, three times, one ball en-
tering his neck and two entering his body
The wounds will prove fatal. Owens cut
Barnes during quarrel which occurred
between the two men. Owens came here
from Lebanon, o. The wound in the neck
is considered fatal. The ball ranged
around, and, II is believed, struck the
spinal chord, as the hands are paralyzed.
lie is conscious and says he will recover.
He has not been moved from Barnes &
Nix's shoe store, where the difficulty oc-
CURED. His wife and children are with
him. and an immense crowd on the side
walk is kept back by the police. Owens is
an old residentof Chattanooga and warm
friend OF ex- Mayor A. q. Sharp.
A few minutes after the encounter Jailer
Hedge (colored) entered the crowd. and
asked Robert Sharp, son Of the ex-mayor,
If Owen would die. Sharp said; 81 guess
not"
Hedge said: "Ile is too mean TO die"
Young Sharp knocked Hedge down and
bruised him severely. Ex-hlayor Sharp
walked up. and, hearing OF the difficulty
between his son and Hedge, knocked the
latter down. Bloo,lshed was only pre-
vented by the interference OF the police.
Barnes was severely cut under the night
eye in the difficulty with Owen. He was
+ taken to q physicians office, and then to
Squire Shyder's office, where he WIS held
on the charge OF murder, and sent To the
county Jail, under heavy guard, TO prevent
violence. Owen and Barnes each has
prominent friends, and feeling runs high.
l:45 p. m.-The physicians have con-
cluded their examination Of Ovens
wounds, and pronounce them fatal. His
spinal column is fractured, and death is
only question OF few hours.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
A MOUNTAIN OUTLAW.
Reci In rno Con.tIintlnn.

Wallace r Reed In the Constitution.
The last rays OF the setting sun bathed
the tall summit Of Mount Olah in food
Of mellow splendor.
Down In the valley Il was already twi.
light, and gray shadow was crccpingo over
the red hills opposite the mountain.
On one Of the hillsides was a little log
cabin. Back Of II stretched cornheld,
and In front was n rugged pathway lead
ing down 10 the road, which sometimes
followed the course OF the valley and
sometimes branchcd out ecccntrically over
the hills.
Up the winding pathway JET Wilson
crawled YEARLY, and with tagging steps,
II WIS easy TO see that lac wis tired man,
and that his days work had iatigucd him.
His young wife. IA she stood la the door
Of the cabin, saw him, and ran half way
10 the road 10 meet him.
"JeT," she said, as she took him by the
arm, III tole yor not 10 wuk yersclf ter
death. What's the use y Yer mus take
life easy, man. Hits ther only way"
"Thet's what you say, Nancy" said the
man, with smile on his careworn face;
"but how kin-I2 You disromcmbcrs ther
moegitch."
"No, DON'T" replied Nancy, "but !
knows this place, and wuk II jist throwed
away on hit. Thars nothin' ter be made,
nm 81 ther moggitch is agwino tor eat us
up-.why, jist let 'er slide. Thet's what ]
say."
Tilt won't cat us, Nancy" said the
young fellow with q smile. "Wel beat
ther moggitch yit."
In his wool hat, homespun shirt and
Jeans trousers, the young fellow looked
every inch man an he Strengthened him
self and patted his wife on the head.
~ dunno" said Nancy. obviously, rs
sho looked up into his face. ''Iiey yor
foun' COLE miner"
"Nuh."
,'scc hyM, JEFF, hev yer bin awukin' in
Oaks still7'
eyes, hevl" answered JEFF dc6anuy.
81 Kin mex good wages thar, an why
shouldn't l wuk thar Hits ther only
way fur us ter Kit even"
His wife lowered her head. She was
alarmed at the prospect Of a new danger.
JEFF, she spoke pleadingly.
swell, Nancy"
JEFF. I'm frald ter hcv yer wuk In Their
still: s'pose ther guv'mint gifts ycr2"
"DuFn tier guy'mint' broke out JEFF.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
How . welcome christmas Came 20
Many.

The holiday sun shonc brightly on Tues.
day always Tuesday, December ~, In New
Orleans, la, when the 2iith Grand Monthly
and the Extraordinary Semi. Annual Draw
ing OF Tho Louisiana State Lottery took place
m usual under the Management aud super
vision entirely ~ Gems q. \. BeauUgnrd,
Of Louisiana, and Juhal A. Early, Of Vir-
GINA. Fortune took 10 IL old wings GER
tainly. over million dollars fell from the
wheel. No. $3.50 drew the First Capital
Prize Of t3OO.O sDld In fractions No. I. $50
druw the Second PriEs 81 $4,000, also ,old
In fractions u twcnticths nj a each, sent 10
N. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, la: one was
held by Chas II. Sheii'rccn, No. 2 Russell
Place, Boston, Mass: two by James Thomp.
son, 20 and 81 Union street. st. Louis. No;
one by O. frcdericks, Norman street, Boston.
Mass; one by WIN. 0assom, IT. Andrew near
White streets, New Orleans, La; one by l..
@. Atwood. Bcnicin, tai. one was paid
through Merchants National Bank, one 10
John McDsrmott, both Of Vicksburg, Miss;
one 10 German Bank, another "a Hank a
Commerce, both Of Memphis, Tenn; one 10
Peter Thompson. OF Biloxi, Miss; one 10
VIM. Norris, through Union National Bank
OF Kansas City, No, where he lived. No.
n .JOl drew the Third CAPITAL Prize ~ go.
600, also sold In fractions. No. 67,O22 drew
tho Fourth Capital Prize Of $4,000, sold In
fractions Of onc.twcniieths, each NJ 81, sent
70 NJ. A. Dauphin, NV Orleans, La, who
will give any information On application.
The next drawing II the 2lJth Grand Month.
ly Drawing, ON T tuesday, February.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
A Had Collision.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Jan. 0.--An oast-bound
Wabash freight train collided with west.
bound passenger one mile east Of West
Lebanon at 1890 O'Clock this morning.
Both engines were badly wrecked and the
tender Of the passenger engine went hall
way through the mail car and the head
mail agent, Erasmus Helm, was badly IN.
jurcd. lie was taken 10 his home at SID
ney, III. A number Of other passengers
were badly shaken up and bruised, but
not seriously injured. The accident was
caused by the freight train being on tho
passenger Trains time. Freight Engineer
Mcguire tclcgraphcd In his resignation i'm.
mcdiaiely after the accident
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
Look to the Subscription Lists
Promises OF Allegiance. sucoor and
Suokersi
Lovers Of Memphis and Her Advance.
ment--Greetlns:

We have paid our gis bill. taken a cocktail and
breathe once more II knocked ~ out Oh hAd
We served our bank AMOUNT with halt the neal We
have our subjects. and invested In gna stock ia.
stead u beer. We Won 4 not nov BE- compelled 10
put up oollAicnas. The election IL overall b,,is
are on-and the county IL saved again. The an
n0unccment OF our coming has quckencd the pull
Hationa Of trade and the notes IL preparation nfr
heard IA the land. Ihers is golden ouTrent
grcen with hope. and n slvcry sheen. that lOwr
steadily through our banks Cashiers greet ~ with
plcicd smile. aud bank presidents no longer
drink alone. Already our country cousins appfi.o
M ~ their coming. for they rcall with pleasure
aud Who does n0t-the glorious aud gorgeous Wis
ions Oi Poetry, Mythology, aud the stories ~ an
Gent aud long tOn;uttan lnre-told ia Insanity
clothed and endowed with life by our lLLUA
TIlOUs AND MYSTIC MEMPiil, We cOme not
hem ~ play the fnnl for y day, for usru arc TOO
many herr already whom nature has endowed. but
our Aiin l. Ia ANUS and plensc-to invite aud on
toftiin stTlnKvns 10 take Memphis frutn under tue
bushcl measure that hides her r. ht aud let her ~.
fulFcucc shine upon the nations Ne arr daily ~.
cciNing accssiOns ffOm all within our borden, who
oicf aid, assistance, icaty allegiance aud sucu0t
Their are alsD n great many SUCKERS beru who
give 10 nothing. aud who arr an ulcer to The body
polliic-look vel 10 the subscription lists for by
their alscnno shall 80 know ihom. Tho following
Lords, Noble Houses. feudal hafrons Clans aud
Armies have Joined our standard with mon and
money!
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
o. D. BALDWIN RETIREs.
he Gives Up the Presidency Of the
Fourth National Bank.


Fourth National Bank.
Nsw YoRH, Jan. l0.-The retirement Of
o. j. Baldwin from the presidency Of the
Fourth National bank occasions some sur
prise. This is the bank that cashed Jay
Gould's check for 81 COX, 900. said to be the
largest ever cashed in this country. Comp
troller Trenholm, in an interview with n
World reporter last night, said: at is a
matter OF public no,oriety that at the recent
examination in December the reserve fund
Of the Fourth National was found TO be be-
low the minimum allowed by law. This fact
WIS widely published in the regular bank
statement, but occasioned no remark, for
often find half the banks OF the country in
the same condition. The state Of affairs is
analogous To that Of thoroughly solvent
depositor who happens to overdraw his ac-
count. The banks are notified that the ~.
serve must be made good within thirty
days, and the money Is usually in the
vault In n much shorter time. This bank
Is one Of the most solid institutions in the
metropolis, and WAS 10 confident that the
minimum reserve would he at once re-
established that no notice was served. The
reserve was made good almost Immediate
ly. There is absolutely no truth in the
story that the reports OF loans, discounts
and reserve have not been properly made.
so far as | know there IL not a criticism to
be made upon the business methods pur-
sued by the officers Of the bank or upon its
sound financial condition"
Mr.. Baldwin's name has been promi-
nently mentioned in connection with the
vacancy occasioned by the resigi alton Of
Assistant Treasurer Canda.
Vice President Bliss published card in
which he says "A most rigid examination
Of the bank has recently been completed
proving that never since its organization,
in 1858, has II been in stronger position
than II now is, and this excellent showing
Of the institution Is owing. In large
measure, TO the ability and devoted serv-
ices Of Mr.. Baldwin. The directors regret
that he Is Obliged 10 withdraw under exist
ing circumstances, with impaired health
and he will, / am confident, have tho sym
pathy OF all who know him, / regret the
indiscretion, but do not hesitate 10 say that
still have the most implicit confidence IN
his integrity"
A rumor was afloat last night that Mr.
Baldwin had gone TO Bermuda, but this
was soon proven 10 be untrue, "a he was
called on yesterday by a majority OF the
directors OF the bank who desired 10 assure
him Of their continued confidence and
n.aDcgl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
A twenty Years Experience.

40 BRoAbWATl NV IUHkl Hafch II, I9IA.
I have been using Allcock's Porous Pias.
ter, for twenty years, and found them one Of
the best Of family medicines. Briefly sum.
ming up my experience, ] cay that whes
placed on the small OF the back Allcock's
fla.ters mi the body with nervous energy.
and thus cure fatigue, brain exhaustion, Dc.
bility and kidney difficulties. For women
and children have found them invaluable
They never lrritate tho skin or cause the
slightest pain, but cure sore throat croupy
coughs, colds, pain In side, back or chest
indigestion and bowel complaints.
q. ID. FREDEnicKs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11

pEMEMpEp That the presence Of Gems
RChiChDC -llcaurcgiri and Kliriy who
ARE In change NJ the Drawings. l. guarantees Of alb
snute tairnc-- and Integrity, that the chances ara
number will draw prize.
REMEMbE,.-That the payment " all Pryc,
II Guaranteed by -Four National hanks OF New
Orleans, and the Tickets arr signed By tho rr,-i
dent Of al Institution whose chartered rights arc
recognized IN the highest Courts; therefore, beware
OF any limitations or anonymous schemes
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11

THg New Year Is hoe and the holidays
and election are ell over and 10 Is the mud
and alush on the streets all over, and the
only thing have 10 Hay Is not 10 wait for
the streets TO dry up II you are troubled
with indigestion or dyspepsia, 20 you can
20 and see your physician for n remedy,
Just send TO your grocer or your druggist
and get apackago OF sol coleman's koko
tulu chewing gum. II will cure both long
before the streets are dry again.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-11
Two Persons Iuiurc,i.

lNDTANArOIIs, Ind, Jan. l0.-Near West
Lebanon, Ind, this morning an ast-bound
tn n on the Wabash railway broke in two,
and trim Is, west-bound, ran into one
section. Both engines were badly smashed,
but only two persons were seriously hurt
Mn l.. NJ. Petit, Of Fort Wayne, ia lying
ai the Ktua house, Danvillc. H., and K.
Helm, mail agent, who had an ankle
broken, is ut the homo OF his brother in
the same city.
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Will positively cure sick headache and
prevent its return Carriers Little Liver
Pills. This Is not talk, but truth. One pill q
dose. See advertisement Small pill. Small
dose. See price. H.H.
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Tho executive committee Of the Texas
Traffic association convened at the Wind.
sor hotel, New York, yesterday. They
VIII be in session three days, and will con.
slider revision Of through rates. They
will not touch local rates.
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MARRIED.

fERGER- LEATll-A ~ MAry's Catholic
Church, Tuesday evening January 10. 1855. nj HgD
O'Clock, Gao. lERGER and Lula LEArit. No canlN
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DEII.

sllERMAsTER-M nSlicncc 80. n Walnut
street Tuesday after .pn. January ~, ls,s fKAN.
CIs SitEnN AsrrR. aged ~ yuafs, iaother Of John
shcfmnstcr and Annie Duncan.
funcral will take place irOm residence tomorrow
tTlluRsDANl morning al 10 O'Clock. Services at
~ Mnry's Church corner 1liird aud Market sttyc,s
Iflends nfn Invited " nitend
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The steamer Tonawanda, before reported
disabled at sea, has arrived and been
dockcd at brooklyn.
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l.K!!:YE
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise the mr..
rangemenu Tor all tho Monthly aud QunrterIy
Drawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery Company
nnd In pclson manage aud control the Drawinrs
honesty fairness, and In good faith toward nil mar
Ties and we authorize the Company to ,use this Ger
uhCate, with hcsimilcs Of our slliaturos attained
In is Advertisements"
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS TO
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, Ia.
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ORDER Milford made medalA
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s&ZZas2z1aSas:s
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mmisNloners.

we, the undersigned. Ranks and Bankers. will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state lot.
cricH which may he presented at our counters.
H. o0LESBY, President La. National Bank.
.iEkkE LhNAUX, Prest State Natl Bank.
r.. BALDWIN, President N. o. National Bank.
SAkL koHN, President Union National Bank.