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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

HAMBURG aud Bremen are no longer
free cities. The last Of the great shipping
ports that made up the llauscnilc League,
formed In the twelfth OF thirteenth centu.
rics they are now merged and incopo.
rated in the German Empire with only
some special rights Of representation In
the Bundcsuth and Rcchslag. Luz
beck lost her privileges in 1856, the other
cities Of the League having long since lost
their prcrogativcs in the process Of the
civilization which they originated aud
helped to conserve The fate OF Hamburg
and Bremen WIS forecast In their enforced
embodiment into the North German
Confederation la ! 500, and their association,
with other Gcrmanic States In the
Zollcycrcin finally brought about this last
aud final movement, completing which
thousands Of German revenue officers arr
making an inquisitoral housc-to-housc in.
vcniory of every citizens possessions in
Hamburg and Bremen, with view to the
levy Of q duty ON all above seventy bottles
Of wine, 200 bottles Of spirits, six pounds of
tobacco, twenty pounds Of coffee, aud 40
ON through the long lisi. The change in
Dictated by these figures from freedom 10 a
high taid h agreeable to the merchant.
but not 10 the masses, who fear the in
quisitorial cNactions Of system opposed
to all their traditional theories Of trade aud
commerce The merchants, however, look
Tor greatly enhanced and compcnsatiug
trade, aud this rccoucics them to the
| shauy,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
COL. A. s. coLYAR.
Iiis valedictory on Surrounding Con
troll Of tho American.

lila Valedictory on Surrondering Con.
troll Of tho American.
In soycring my connection with the
Imrirm break tho bonds between my
sell aud tho reading public, and While
many Of my readers have differed with
me ON the absorbing question Of the tariff
they have been tolerant, aud In dholc
spirit weighed the arguments Tor Them
sclycs-so that parting with those who
differed with me, as well a. those who
agreed with me, Is the disturbance OF
friendly aud social ties not pleasant to me.
As Democrat, conscious OF having
done my whole duty rs the editor Of q
Democratic paper, looked 10 by the masses
for sound doctrines ! can have no regrets
Ter the course taken.
4 careful study Of the platform Of 1884,
and incorporated into the platform OF lSSs,
left not a single doub, In my mind that il
meant just what the President says In his
rcrnt letter OF acceptance.
The editorial columns OF the AMIR a.
under my direction, have never wayerci
on two qucstions-.tarih revision aud tariff
reduction 30 q revenue basis--and. second,
IN such reduction an adjustment with q
view aud 10, NJ the 7 esidept exprcss" u
m his letter OF accordance, ~ TO give tho
manufacturer the pr lection that viii
enable him 10 carry on business without
reducing wages
tothcrpcnplc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
either ol these provisions, the iHcr,cdH
never lid II steadily maintained the doc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The Nep York Hauid in a sensible yet
very sympathetic editorial on "our Shop
Girls" and how they live, concludes
that though "they are doomed TO drudgcry
in order to pay the rent, get food. fuel aud
decent clothes, and yet they frequently
do what no man could do-maintain their
independence. laugh at III fortune, pay
their debts, keep their faith In the eternal
veritics and live unspo,icd lives. Most
men In like surroundings would become
tramps, criminals or anarchists"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

migration, and no new markets are opened
for our manufactured goods, is the reverse
OF encouraging. With due respect for the
opinions OF protectionists, ! cannot see
how the country can continue to be highly
prosperous, and peace and order can be
maintained in the manufacturing districts,
without the admission, free from duty, OF
the raw materials which arc needed by
onr manufacturers nor without re-
duction Of duties upon many articles which
are in general use."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

THAR politics makes strange bed icllows
has frequently been illustrated during th.,
Presidential campaign, especially vt the
East For instance, lie N0r iofk Ei,a' %
P,J calls attention to the fact that two Re.
Puhl.cans running for Congress in Nas,a.
chuscls this mll voted ior Grcolc,. and
one supported ridden, while on, oi the
present Massachusetts, Representative. w.,
a Greeley man. Thea lhcru Is Col Roland
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

TuE politicians Of France are preparing
a fine budget Of complications for the Sos.
sion q the chambers that commenced on
Monday The floquct ministry propose a
revision oi the Constitution, aud the Or.
lcansis propose an Inquiry into the for.
tunes Of Deputies, who, rs Rochciori says,
entered Parliament barciooted and now
drive cight-spdngcd carriages with a g., COO
pan Of horses. Then there will be tie
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mn. GLADSTONE, who has just given
proof Of his mental viror in paper for the
November Century entitled "Is Queen
Elizabeth in Reaction and Reform" has
promised to preside At the annual meeting
Of tho Liberal Federation to be held at
birmingham ON the 9TH Of November, ON
which occasion he is expected to make an
address that will parliculariza the course
OF the Liberals at the next meeting Of Par.
lament.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
A MISSING TREASURER.
Marion County, Ara, Mourning tho Di
agv...w.aa. - -. 49,. H...-at...

Marion County. Ara, Mourning the Dis
appearance OF q Money Guardian.
Special Dispatch 10 The APPEAL.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. l6-News Of
the disappearance OF Mike Wolf, treasurer
Of Marion county, this State, from his
home several weeks ago reached here to-
day. II seems Mr.. Wolf started from his
home TO visit relatives living in Dexter
county, and stopped aud took dinner
within few miles Of his destination, since
which time nothing has been heard Of
him. Court met in Marion county tho
week following Volts disappearance, and
this might have had something 10 do with
his getting ont Of the way. -
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PLEASANT WORDS.
Some Kindly Expressions About The
Appeal which Are Appreciated.

Some Kindly Expressions About The
Appeal which Are Appreciated.
Mr.. J. ". KcatiGg
My Dear SRI desire TO convey TO you
in this note my thanks for tho report
which TIE ArPEAL made Of the speech
delivered by me on the evening OF the 18th
instant, and TO express my appreciation Of
the kindly treatment / have always re-
ceivcd from TnE APPEAL. You and
have always thought alike on the political
questions which divide the two great POI
litical parties, aud for many years | have
imbbcd FROM THE APPEAL the doctrines
Of Democracy rs taught by the fathers Of
the party. How ever widely we may some.
times differ in respect 20 individuals, |
feel assured | will never differ with Tug
ArPEAL in respect to the Democracy, it,
objects aud aims, as long as its editorials
are inspired by yourself. Yours sincerely,
JOSIAH PATTERSON.
Memphis, Tenn, October 10, 1883,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

llERE is a pointer for the Prohibition.
lists, and one well worthy Of their alton.
ton. In oswcgo the municipal election
las, spring was decided on the high.liccnsc
issue, and the high-liccnso candidate for
the Mayoralty won. Licenses were put up
from $50 to $50, and the aggregate license
fees at once rose from $1,000 to $4,000.
while the number oi saloons considerably
decreased.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

"Ir you will read history carefully, f"
SAYS Mr. 4. J. Donncll, you will End that
In the struggles, agitallons and revolutions
thcc recorded, two parties tho slmc in
all ages aud countries have confronted
each other One composed Of people con.
tent tn live nv the fruits u their own in.
du.iry, the entertaining to appropriate to
liz own use the industry u olh,rs."
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OBITUARY.


Special Dispatch to The Appeal
SrAREvTLLE, Miss, Oct. l6.-Mr. ]. j..
Manor, OF Nitta Yuma, Starkley county
Miss, a student OF the Agricultural and
Mechanics college, died this morning Of
hematura. He had been sick for only a
short while. This is the first death that
has occurred in the college in number Of
years. President Lee telegraphed the de-
ceased boys parents, and in answer there
to complied with the request to ship the
remains home, which was done this even
iuU
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Memphis, Tenn, October 10, 1855,
"Thc biggest, Brightest aud best"


To the Editor Of The Appeal
As an old Democrat II pleased me greatly
TO see in TnE ArPEAL of today such su.
pcrb reports OF the Democratic meetings
Monday night. The speech Of the Hon.
Josiah Patterson, given in full, was line
contribution to the literature Of the cam.
paign; and It's publication was a
marked compliment 10 that gentleman,
which all his friends will appreciate.
Tm ArrEAL has been the only Demo.
cratic paper in the State that has printed
the speech of an elcctor in full. The
Democrats Of Shelby county wcre very
proud Of TuE APrEAL's frst page this
morning. The "Old Reliable may be
little plain spoken at times. even to
the point Of differing with the party
leaders. but IL Ia grand newspaper and
ALWAYS does men justice and mover shirks
IL full duty in the campaign. | am more
in love with Il than ever before. IL Is the
biggest, brayost aud bcs, paper in Tenncs.
see 10y large majority, and ~ the organ
OF tho Shelby county Democracy, has
placed this party under the greatest obi.
cations Hickory.
Mcmphis, Tenn. Oct Is.
We have to thank our correspondent
for his good words, but TnE ArrEAL
thinks he lays too much stress upon is
performance II duty. TuT ArrEAL rccog.
nizcs It's obligations TO lis party and 10 It's
subscribers, and, IN serving them, simply
meets the demand they have the right 10
make. -EDuoR on TnR ArrEA-l
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Anno,n,mcnts tor CnnaIan,es.

The Democratic Executive Committee has made
appointments for the Democratic nominees Tor the
logitlaturc To meet the people ut The county aud
discuss the issues oi the DAY Ia the following order
viz;
q bartlett Tuesday, October lG, 2pm
4 Arliuuion. Tuesday October &c. pm.
r. Mll'iustuu Wednesday, October ~ pm.
cuba Thursday. October o. lOuuL
Lucy. THURSDAY. oHlUlpr ls, Z pm
puuiyu station. Friday. october ~. pm
y hTgutrs store, llrt District saturday, UCio.
borcO. l2m.
10 brunswick Saturday, October ~. ppm.
n. truIytll'c. Monday. October H N Im.
H. whit huytu. Monday. October 90. pm.
~ Wh.lr's station, Tuesday, october ~ pm.
H. Dexter Ninth District, Wednesday, october
"a, Jpn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

G. Usher, veteran OF the war, who, as
Republican, was for three years Mayor OF
Lynn, served three terms in the Cover
nors Council under Cows Bullock and
Claflin, was made United States Marshal
at Boston by President Grant and as a
Butler man was Warden Of the State pris-
on, now accepting a Democratic nomina-
ton to Congress as tariff rciormer in the
Sixth Massachusetts District. Besides
there is the case Of Henry A, Robinson, OF
Detroit, Republican and Labor candidate
for Congress two years ago who supports the
Democrats this year on this platform; II
assent 10 the doctrine Of Allen g. Thur
man that the tariff is a tax and TO the
declaration OF President Cleveland that
unnecessary taxation is unjust taxa
ton"
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neis Also Tor the Reform Ticsc,.

To the Editor oi Tho Appeal
\ few years ago all the papers opposed
the scaling Of the State debt, but the pco.
pie were for II and the people triumphcd.
Now all the papers are against tho PEG.
plo's Reform ticket, but the people aro Tor
u and u will be elected In spite oi the ~.
prrs, the rings and bosses WHO are running
the party machinery for the offices. |
am aud have always been a Democrat, hut
and all my friends arc heartily for the
Reform ticket and will continue TO fight
for the people against the rings and boss.
ism until the rings and bosses are de-
slroycd II. L. SNowpgN.
Mcmphis October u. 1883.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Mn. J. G JcHsrcs l'ys himself great
injustice by the repetition Of alleged lie.
Griis In the school fund. Tur Arrr,L
calls the special s,ci,ion Of Democratic
speakers to his Statements with view TO
their rrbultal ON every stump in the State.
This sort Of thing, Mr. Johnson, cannot
he called m argument iur Prohibition.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

In Paris the physicians refuse to say
anything about Sir Morell Mackenzie's
book until they have read it. They refuse
to express opinions one way or the other
upon The Hcrdlds publication.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

collapse Of the Panama Canal. The Bou-
langerists, the Radicals, the opportunists,
the Communists, the Ministeralists, Or
leanists, Napoleonists and all the other
lists are getting ready for the fray, which
promises to be lively and severe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

THE street car strike being at IN end,
Chicago is comparatively dull. But the
readers Of THE APPEAL may depend upon
it that so excitable population will not
long enjoy peace. They will "rise up
hell'' on some subject in few days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

WASHINGTON, Oct. lB.--Today's bond
offerings aggregated si,7l2, OC0. "a follows
Coupon d, $1,000 ut Sl2Sl $4,000 at
1t sl2Sl Registered a.. SlOO, 800 az $3.50.
sl2o,OOO ~ sl2sl 500, 900 at SIPS. 800.
900 At Sl2ll. Coupon n. SglI.5OO at
SlOsf $1,000, ut SlOsi The secretary
OF TIE Treasury this airrnooon accepted
N,2i2,OOO as, registered at sl0s!.
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IN TuE cry.

i6. Ninth Ward, corner Htcculnw nn1 Second
streets, Friday, October Hb. 40 pm.
". Eighth Nnul. Poplar Street Market house,
Saturday. october ~, 7iI pm.
n 1hirl aud Fourth Wards, on the hlun Mon
dny, October - $50 pm
10 Tenth ward, o1rur Main and South streets
IuCuluN. .fUhrrW pm.
"a seventh Ward, Nau smiths grocery Orleans
street "Wednesday, October u, 5.1 nm
y. tirI Nurl. corner Main anl Jackson streets,
1huudly. November ], z .N pm.
- Second Nnrl Court house, Friday, November
2 aWp pm.
IN FIuh md sixth WHuls iiralc street Market
satupluy. November tHN Pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

GEN. PALMER is live specimen OF your
true blue Democrat. He says he believes
Illinois will go Democratic on the 9th OF
November, and that he would rather
Cleveland should get the electoral vote
than be elected Governor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
An EXTRAORDINARY orrEn

Tho's proposition. are made fof ihe benefit OF
thoss who socura yearly uiuoribcr, but IN order
that The subscribers may derive benefit nom the
cnnirciltun. ur Atrial will dsuibute among
them 600 amounting IN value TO mor than 5000
1tsss r.'s VII ua.'1 u iHr r,srcci Of value and
osfrIl'v anything e,cf olsr,i 10y southern
t'vfr I.f is.t' fe.HT mtsrrihgf will h. sure
4" ca aEt fsuf i1- ample copls. ci wtRLY
Auth. H.f r. '.U I.. ~ sigs Thh proposition
eul h. 'UTn to November q. lisa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

THERE are from 100000 to 100000 Of
working people idle and still immigration
continues on scale that adds nearly $780,
900 laboring men and women to our popu-
lation every year. This looks like doubling
up misery and intensiiying our difficulties.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
The Farmcrs' and ncclianics', OF Pits
burg.

PIrrsBuno, Pa, Oct l0-The most sen.
sational phase OF the Farmers and Me-
chanics' bank suspension is very likely to
crystalize soon in at least one persons ar
rest for misrepresentation Of the bank
funds. Nobody doubts now that large
sum Of money remains TO be accounted for
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Smith and George CAN'T will speak TO-
night on the issues OF the day at Hebrew
Hall, devoting themselves especially to
local issues. The taxpayers especially OF
Memphis should make IL point to be
nrasent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Ma L. ], DoSSi.Ll- publ.cist Of abil.
ity, In lecture reontly delivered pclor,
the Reform Club ~ New York city. ~.
serted with perfect confidence: Oi th,
united product Of capital aud labor, The
percentage paid to wage carncn In the
United states Is smaller than in any coun.
try IN Europc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

THE cotton seed oil men will find dis
patch from Washington in another column
that gives some information from France
thatintimately concerns their product.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
DIR. J. q. Pybas.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. l6.-Dr. ]. Q.
Pybas, for many years druggist in this
city, died Of yellow fever in Jacksonville,
Fla, yesterday. lie was n prominent
Mason and was buried by that order.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

siR Sturrl b,ErH, thr vrl SHOWN A.
iican explorer ha, liih in the a'rt, oi
Stanley. and predicts that Boo Hiu mach
Emin rgsha nnd save him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Proc. TATE may not have meant what
he said, but what he did say meant that
his convictions on the tariff are 50 flexible
that he could easily adapt them to the
economical requirements OF the Congress
sional district he happened to be candi-
date in.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Ex-SRcRErARY ~ mr rEKuuM lIu0n
McCuLlon makes the point against the
rrotcctionists that "thr outlook for labor
crs In the manufacturing districts Of the
United states, II no check Is put upon In.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Tnr theatrical managers Of New York
are agreed iha, marriage isa success, not.
Nithsianding the profession furnishes 80
many causcseclebrc that 90 to prove other.
wise.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

w AWHILE. Ind, oct le.-niycr feet
inches and rising
PirT~BrEB, 20. Oct 70 30 River falling.
Weather clear aud pcnant
WHEELING ". Va. OFT n. - River 10 loo,
Inches and falling Weather clear
NlCk,hlRi. Miss, OFT i6 Dol River ialllus.
DEPARTED nCllc Memphis. Nltchrf. cam
CINCINNATI. o, Oct iG.-Elrcr 10 trst = Inches.
NUather clrar Thermometer ~. Nlrht-=Klyp
~ feet and falling. weather cool nuI CLOUDY.
tpvtRNiLlE Ky, OF. Ia Nu1n- The liver
~ rising, With Ret Inches in the canal aud
. feet 4 Inches on the falls Huslncs dull
Weather cloudy, but plcnsaut
CAIRO. H.. Oct i6.=Noon- Arrived. Hudson.
g. Louis. pm. Departed Hudson. hatcher !
" mt luiun CITY, New orleans, q um. River 5
irHt and stationary, Weather clear aud cool
Nlsht-blycr z feet Inch aud uslug Weather
clear and cool.
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unr,icn,an County.

For the ecuatc-T J. BARNlllLL.
For the Lower lioutc-W 4. CARuTHEl,s.
For Floater-C. A. sTAlNBACR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

AN intelligent correspondent Of The No
York Times, who has recently travelled in
those States, sets down Illinois, Iowa, Min
ncsota and Wisconsin among the doubtful
States
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

IF common sense prevails, say the
judges and lawyers Of san Francisco, mar
rage cannot fail to prove a success in any
instance.
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New HpiscopnI nI.hop.

CINCINNATI, Oct. lG.-At the convention
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church South.
ern Diocese Of Ohio tonight, the Rcv. DIR.
Vincent Of Pitisburg was elected bishop
OF the diocese.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

Tho State at TArCc-Alhcrt S. Marks, oil FRANKLIN
Josiah Patterson, Of shelby
First Distrlct-H y. Hughes, Of Claiborne,
Second District -Gcorgc T., zoe, oi Jefferson
Third District-Wm. T. Murray, %, Warren.
Fourth plstrct-W NJ. Hammock of itOuslale
Fifth Distrct-W e. Houston, of Cannon
Sixth pistrict-Ell 7, Morris, ofpnyilsou.
Seventh nisirict-Fournoy Rtycr' OF Giles
Eighth plstrict-R T. Cole oi Horny.
Ninth District Frank J. Bond. Of Haywood.
Tenth DislriCt-Ilauy NJ liill, OF shelby
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Long John Wcntwortb.

CHICAGO Oct. l6.-The Hon. John
Wentworth, better known as "Long
John, man as well known as any in
the west, died at 7:lj o'clock this morn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

TnE cotton receipts yesterday were
1870 bales rs against j,JO2 bales same day
last year, the receipts since September
being as, 3Ol bales against liG 049 bales for
the corresponding time last season. OF
the receipts yesterday l,O95 bales came in
by rail, % bales by river and 100 bales by
wagon. Sales, $500 bales, Of which 300
TO exporters and ] 900 to spinncB. Ex-
ports, 3, ij7 bales, and stock on hand as.
Oji bales, against 77,172 bales same day
last year. Spot cotton is steady in Mem
phis and New Orleans quiet and steady at
New York and firm at Liverpool aud with
out change Of quotations. New York
futures firm at TO points advance. New
Orleans futures steady at an advance Of
point and futures ut Liverpool steady
and unchanged. Local business starts out
well this week, the clearing house report
showing an increase Of slG0,o76.70 over
the clearings for the same time last week.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The iiuu. Josiah prtisfsnn. Democratic oioc,or
iut she .' Co. ut larVc VII HihrHs thr people uu
The political ivua at thg following times Gul
UilDyA
Trly Friday October %
Union t.fy FRIDAY Might Ortolcf o.
IUuinu. sHtGuluy u,tu.HrW
UumhtIIL SATURDAY. uI.It. OFflbef -
iuriy. Noudly uU'U'Hrgl
lrNWsfUu. Iu,tds,. UrtpIHr.I
lrmiUu Do. "Wednesday u.tubCr 20
Linden. Thursday u.tHnrr 'h
llIHuu. saturday, October 10
HCulrfUu Monday. utIHHvr ~
Sum.u'Iir. luus.iBy U,.pHrrH IA.
tutinHI.U. Mrirr.lti UuniTr ~
Arlington HHeIiI. county. Thursday November 1
tnplg,I''r -h,lbE county. rridtV November >
tollguNlc, shelby county, stuully, No,ym.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

For State Scuator-J n DORICH
For County Representative. C. MOORE On
For Flulter-JOIIN X HEAD.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

CONNECTICUT, New jersey, Indiana and
New York, are each Of them, certain to give
Cleveland and Thurman decided ma
iority.
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GRAND LODGE |. @. O. F.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GRAND
ENCAMPMENT IN CHATTANOOGA.

Election--of ofioers Yesterday
Condition OF the Order in the State
Increase ofLodges and Membership
The Memphis Contingent.
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THE COUNTY LEGIsLATIvE TICKET.
For Representatives.

For the state senate.
JIM CREWS. Wv. MCDOWELL
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Eayctte County.


For State eouator-J ". DORTCH
For FlOntrt--C A. STAtNBACK.
Tor County Reprcscutntiyc--WiLL I. SHELTON.
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Ivpur u. J. Morul>, Casey Young,
Luke T. Wright, Geogo D. Peters. Dennis
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THE WEATHER.


NNwHa.rv. ti6.ppm.. iSy,
variable winds
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WI. CIAPP. RICHARD ODLUM,
RALPH DAVIS A. RENkEkE
DR. u. q. GOODWIN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17

The Democrats Of California confidently
expect to carry the State by from 5000 to
5000 majority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR CONGREsS-Tcnth District,
NON. JAMES PHELAN, Of Sl,o'by County