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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
NEW YORK ENGINEERS.
what They Think OF the Alleged Dyna.
mite Plot.

NEW YoRK, July l9.-Tho World says
There Is only one feeling among the mem
hers Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers in this neighborhood In regard
to the alleged dynamite conspiracy among
members OF the brotherhood In Chicago.
They are not willing to accept the fact that
either Hogc or Murphy, or any OF the
brotherhood officers, are guilty, and many
claim that the charges have been manu-.
featured by the Finkerton men 10 divert
public sympathy from the brotherhood.
'Thc sentiment il universal" said II. H..
Ross, an ex-Oilicer OF Division l0j, OF this
city, that II the men are guilty they
should be punished TO the full extent OF
the law; but We do not take any stock In
tho dynamite story and believe II has been
concocted by the company and detectives
20 east odium on the brotherhood. With
regard TO the sal soda and emery circular,
We do not believe that II was ever issued
by IIoge, for the simple reason that any
man OF ordinary intelligence must have
known that he was rendering himself liza
bic 10 the conspiracy laws II such cir.
cuar was ever issued II was done by man
OF small intelligence, without the knowl-
egc Of any committee or the officers Of the
brotherhood. The so-called confessions
are evidently part Of the scheme. How
ever, II these alleged crimes are proved 10
be true, the brotherhood, through lis prop
or officers, will see that the parties are
properly punished"
George w. Van Tassell, an officer OF
Division l45, of this city, and holding n
"a flNs. Ma. NuNL fNal
with which road he has been since 1858,
said: "Thc brotherhood disturbances
all violence, and II the men In Chicago
are proved guilty Of the crimes with which
they are charged, believe they should he
severely punished. II seems strange 10
me. however, that the company has 10
recently received both Hogc and Murphy
20 represent the two brothcrhoods II they
were the conspimtors the company claims
them 20 be. From what know Of our
men, know they condemn violence Of
every kind. II they have grievances which
the company refuse 20 hear or mend, they
strike; but that is all"
Many engineers were interviewed on al
the lines and they unanimously Endorsed
the views already expressed.
Referring 10 the report that the New
York locomotive engineers and iircmcr
have taken the initiative In a movement
looking toward the amalgamation OF the
various leading labor organizations OF the
United States, particularly Of railroad en-
ployes, A. J. You, leading western mem
Der Of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive I'm
gineers, said: II have been In favor o
such step for years. A certain element
In the brotherhood has opposed IL, bu
that faction Ia In a vast minority at thu
present time"
"lIad not heard Of H. bu, indorsc u,
said Chairman Gould, Of the Rock Islam,
road. "Any concerted, conservative NOV
on the part Of any branch Of organilc'
labor will meet the approval Of the loco
motive engineers and hremen. We ar
not In favor Of radical measures, but Their
are many questions constantly arisinI
where the united voice Of organized labo
could be heard with effect"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

Gen. Boulangcr Is much improved
An earthquake shock has been iclt nj
Dumirics, scotland. No damage Was done.
President Carnol visited The Emperor
aud Empress Of Brazil NJ AK les Rains
today
Gen. Anucncnkon, theconsiructor Of the
Trans Caspian railway, has received thc
decoration II tho order Of Alexander
Nc,sky in recognition Of his services In
building tho line.
The Pope IN conversation, stated that
hc doe not intend 10 leave Rome. lilo
expressed regret that his last note 10 the
Iiish clergy In regard 10 the political situa'
lion should have been misinlofprcicd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
WHITE REPUBLICAN, INDIGNANT
AZ the Nomination Of n Coiored Man
for Congress in the sixth District

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July lo.-The Re.
publican congressional convention Of the
Sixth district met here today, and an.
nounced W. II. Young, colorcd, for Con.
gross. There were fifteen white delegates
Of the iorty.eight in the convention. There
Is much indignation about tho nomination
among white Republicans, aud an indig.
nation meeting is talked Of. Il is prob.
able that another candidate will be nomi.
mated shortly, many not wishing 10 walt
until after the August election.
Your correspondent talked TO a number
Of white Republicans tonight, and all are
opposed to Young, and say that they will
support Washington rather than vote ior
Young The nomination Of Young Is
charged up TO the credit Of the machine,
The Dcmocrdi will publish interviews with
leading Republicans tomorrow, and there
Is strong possibility Of much indignation
among negroes at being opposed by theil
white brethren. The white Republicans
are dead against Young and the "niggcr.
The song Of the Republican campaign bal
lad will be sung TO the tune Of "And
Don't Like a Niggah Nohow." All o
which goes to show that the Republican
love the negro only for his vote in assist
ing Office seekers 10 get kalc seed.
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ApErEcrIvE CONSPIRACY.
Itowtes, Frederick, wilson aud smith
All Plnkcrtou Meu.

CnicAoo, ILL.,, July IA member Of
the grievance committees now In session
here said today that very little was done
yesterday except receiving testimony which
has been gathered relative TO the dynamite
conspiracy.
"The testimony Is no, all H." said W.
y. Huskey, chairman Of the Chicago &
Alton commitic, "bui We have enough 10
show that Bowlos Broderick, Wilson and
Smith are all rinkehon men. Pinkcrion
has had men IN every organization ioi
years, and they are getting In their work.
We have also learned that not an ounce Of
dynamite has been exploded on the Dur
ipglon tracks. How do W. know2 We
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
The New York Reds.

NEw YoRK, July ia.-The anarchists In
this city are keeping very quiet over the
dynamite plots Of the Chicago anarchists.
The great hot bed Of the New York an.
archis,s Is In tho Seventeenth police pre-
cinct, and II they have been plotting here,
too. they have done u 70 secretly as %
eyadc the attention Of the police. They
have not held any meeting for over a
month past In any Of the meeting rooms
or saloons in that precinct, and the police
think that II they have had meetings they
must have been In somo other precinct.
That they could not very well do without
attracting the attention Of the police OIL
cara thara
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N.wsern, Tsnn., Happenings.

Correspondence OF Ihe Appeal
NrwBERS, Tenn, July ls W. q.
Dickey, Of the firm Of Il. J. Dickey 4 Bro,
WIS buried yesterday. lie was n man Of
sterling worth and integrity. lie was
vioc.prcsidcni Of the Newbern bank, and
his death IL much deplored.
l. ]. Dayton, dealer In hardware, tin
and stoves, made an assignment yesterday
Peter Towsond, an old aud respectable
citizen, had his leg cut III with mower
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
The ch,els.av suara., Request.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal.
wAmiSGroS, July l9.-Mr. Phclan n
day or two ago received communication
from the captain Of the Memphis Chieka-
saw Guards asking him 10 procure from
the war department some tents for their
approaching encampment Application
was made 10 the Secretary Of
War, and today he replied that he
had no authority 10 send them any tents.
lie has already sent two hospital tents,
thirty wall tents and thirty common tents
TO the State as IL quota and as part OF the
State militia. The Chickaaw guards can
be granted use Of these by the Governor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

and there is ample proof OF their guilt of
each charge"
Ex.Gov. Loomis, OF Connecticut, said
yesterday that Ives would be back today
and that bail w0;ld be furnished to the
extent of a few thousand dollars, and that
would end tho matter for the present.
Later-Gov. Hill has appointed Monday
at o'clock p. m. for hearing an application
for requisition for Ives and Stayner by
Ohio officials. Yesterdays delegation
waited on the Governor ON the subject
and there have hcen many papers sent TO
him in reference 10 the case
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

HrLESA, NJ. r., July l9.-ren days ago
a stage was robbed byonc man on Tongue
river road, abou, cishiy.nye miles south
Of Miles City. Tho fobbcr escaped with
the mail sack and two pouches, bu, 90,
little money. Sheriff Irvine sent out two
deputies. who returned lasl evening Win
the robber In custody. Ihey caught linn
forty miles from tie place where he COM
mitied the dcpudalion. The fobbef am
swers the description o. wyoming morse
thief, Tor whoma reward u Oneicd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
nr.irnciInn OF The nrnnIsh Arnnan.

LoNDoy, July la.-Thc icrconionnry Of
the destruction Of the Spanish armada
was observed at Plymouth today with mp.
pfopriatc ceremonies Thousands Of per.
sons were In attendance. After the laying
Of the foundation stone Of memorial, q
number Of teams took part In a bowling
contest All the players were attircd IN
Elimbcthnn costumes. A team lrum Leeds
made the highest score. Altorwafd there
was historical procession, followed 10y u
mcmoninl banquet which was attended by
n number II members aud naval and mill.
IIrN nllrnTn.
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Ne n-ra.,, 80. so We'll.

wAsHiS0roS, July lo.-Mr. hndalrs
condition IL not materially changed this
morning. Although he passed rcsliul
night, hc Is somewhat weaker, owing 10
the TACT that he wcaficd himself Yesterday
by receiving several visitors. Hereafter
hc will not he permitted 10 receive visitors
until hit strength has returned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
THE FIRE RECORD.


CoRAI, Mich, July l0.-Firca in tho
woods tho past few days have done great
damage. A strong west wind yesterday
brought the fire into town aud the inhabi-
tanis were fighting the flames all day.
At Howard City great damage is reported
along the railroads, fences and timber
being burned. Forest fires burned over
tract Of valuable pine aud hard wood
near Olga, aud unless rain comes soon
more valuable timber will bc destroyed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
J.el.o. 60 us,s ra.e,rie Lights.

Special Dispatch " The Appeal
JAcKsoS. Tenn, July 10. w. @. Harris,
representing the Westinghouse Electric
company, Of Hartford, Con, gave an eKhi'
bition tonight bciofo the city council aud
an immense crowd II people, on state
street. Of the Kind II light his company
produces. Tie city VII soon contract for
electric lights, am tbs exhibition was
made with view oi securing the same ior
the Westinghouse company.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
I,Iriinn. ni KIIrn.h oh.irnried.

DuBLis, July l0.-Iho work Of the ball
ins engaged In making cyictions nj MI.
rush, County Glare, Is being obsiiuclcd
by the population, who have cut all thc
bridges between kilrush and kiikcc and
taken other measures tO delay the progress
Of the eyictors. The chapel hclls Brr toll.
ing TO warn the people Of the approach OF
the officers.
The plan u campaign has tncn adopted
by the tenants on the Murphy estates at
Tmlcc county Kerry.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
Gen. sheridan. Condition.

NoSouirr. Mass, July l9.--Ihis even
ing's bulletin reads ~ follows;
sp. m. - Last night was comfortably
passed by Gen. Sheridan, and during the
day there has been no change worthy Of
note. lie enjoys very much being proppcd
up In bed. The change Of position rests
him greatly. Respiration and pulse con-
tiuuc favorable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
MoREnEAD clTY's oAYETY.
An Elaborate German Given at tho A.
iantic Hotel.

Special Dlspairh 10 The Appeal
MoRrnrAD CRY, y. g., July ia lie.
lighiiul german was given last night by
Charles Stacey, Of Richmond Eugene
Thompson, Durham, and Albert Kramer,
Durham, complimentary 10 Misses VII.
hanson, Morchcad. Graham, Holt and
Gray. Forty couples graoed the occasion
and the toilets were pronounced 10 be- the
most exquisite ever seen at any resort
The iayon were very elaborate. There
was an immense crowd present, and
many prominent people among them.
This is undoubtedly the gaycst season IN
the history Of Morchcad City.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
VOL. .XLVIII---NO. 175

on the 10th. lie died yesterday, and was
buried today with Masonic honors.
Wheat is pouring in from every section
and the prospects in general are fine for
all crops.
The Hon. Rice A. Pierce, ex.member
OF Congress, is around among his many
friends shaking hands.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
LOOKING COR IVES.
Attorney Pugh In New York After the
Fr.Napoloon Of Wall Street.

NEw YonK, July lo.--W. II. Pugh,
prosecuting attorney Of Hamilton county,
Ohio, IA In the city trying TO get his hands
on Ives and s,ayncr When he arrived
at the Fifth Avenue hotel yesterday he
found telegram from Albany awaiting
him saying tina, counsel Tor Ives and Stay
ner had filed objections 10 the granting Of
a rcquisition. Consequently he did not
stay at the hotel long. lie took the 800
o'clock evening train for Albany, where he
hoped to argue the matter last evening and
overcome the objections. To reporter Of
the Tins he said that he had no doubt Of
the granting Of a rcquisition for Ives and
stayner by Gov. Hill; ihatthe object must
be frivolous. In regard 10 the case against
them Mr. Pugh said that II was very
strong. III have been prosecuting officer
for several years" lie continued, 'and !
have seldom had case In which the test.
mony was more complete. They arc In.
dielcd Tor grand larceny and cmbezzlemcnt,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
THE RISING SUN TRAGEDY.
Tho Principals Moved 10 Prevent
Threatened Mob Violence.

Threatened Mob violence.
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JAcKsoS, Miss, July l9.-ShehG L. 7.
Basket, Of Jeilore county, arrived here
last night, having la custody $. II. Whit
worth, Ike lIo.kins aud Dan Mclean,
the parties who killed Ivy and Asior and
wounded the two McCarty's at Rising sun
on the 7lh instant. he found this move
necessary 10 prevent the possibility Of a
mob getting hold Of them, threats Of which
have been freely made. Tho excitement
Ia the community " running very high.
Sheriff Thomas, Of the county, will con.
ycy them 10 the county jail at Raymond In
the morning for safe keeping. Whiiworth
Is suffering great pain With his leg, the
ball only having been extracted yesterday,
aud on this account Sheriff Basket per-
mitled him 10 remain at the Lawrence
house till morning. Hosklns and Mclean
wcrc temporarily PLACED In jail here. Whit
worths wound Il much more serious than
| was at first thought.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
NO FLIES ON HIM.
How an Opium smuggler Escaped From
Moving Train.


PoEr lIUHoS, Mich July l0.-Fred and
Charles Saunders, who were arrested June
o for smuggling opium, hal their oTamna-
ton here yesterday. Charles Label, Of
indianapolis, was brought here 10 testify
in the case. IL was understood that he
had turned States evidence, aud testified
that several piano boxes VI opium had
been shipped to him nj Fort Wayne and
indianapolis and roshippcd 10y him 10 san
Francisco. The Saunders brothers We're
held Tor trial and bail fixed at 5000.
District Attorney Black and Deputy
United States Marshal Stein left for De.
troit last night with Label. They had him
handculicd aud intended 10 hold him I'M
iii the trial. When the train was four
miles west Of this city Label jumped up,
ran 30 the door OF the coach aud made his
escape. The train was stopped, but too
late 10 be- 81 any service, M there was q
buggy Standing near by, into which 10
jumped aud drove away at rapid speed.
lie drove direct 10 Saunders, three miles
below here, on the bank VI s. Clair river,
where a boat was waiting for him. lie IN
now In Canada aud out Of reach oi the
United States authorities. lie was tho
only witness against the Saunders broth
cn. Il will be- hard matter 10 convict
tlgm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

WnMiNoroN, n, g., July l9.-firc al
Rockingham last night destroyed the
court house, several stores and one dwell
ing, all west Of the court house. The loss
" estimated at $4,000, insurance SO, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20

KESrLASD, Ind, July l0.-Iirc ycsler
day destroyed two grain elevators, the
Chicago, 81 Louis 4 Pittsburg depot,
aud eighteen freight cans. Loss about
.rn nnn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
He Continues to Soold the Demo-
Gratis Till the Last Minute.
Like Pooh Bah, He Was Born with
Sneer, and Keeps 1t Up.
Mr.. Springer Throws Some Additional
Light on the Advantages OF Wool
Being Freo-General Wash
ington Nows.

WAsmNGroN, July l9.-- [Senate. Tho
following bills were taken from the calen.
dar and passed House bill appropriating
$4,000 for n public building at Opelou-
sas, Ia.
The House hill TO provide for one add.
tional associate justice OF the supreme
court OF Dakota with an amendment).
The Senate bill amcndatory Of the act Of
18th Of June, lSSS, Us TO postal crimes (de.
clariug non.mailable all matter on any part
OF which, exterior or interior, indecent,
lcwd, dciamatory or threatening dclinea-
tons, cpithcts, or language is written or
printcd).
The Senate bill TO prohibit members Of
Territorial Legislatures from holding GER
tain offices.
The Senate bill relieving municipalities
in the Territories In certain cases; author
izing village and city corporations 10 issue
bonds Tor necessary improvements Ia an
amount not exceeding I per cent. Ut the
assessed valuation IN addition Ia their
bonded Indebtedness OF lst Of January,
1850.
The House bill supplementary to the
Pacific railroad act with umendmcntl was
passed.
This Is the hill passed 10y the House ON
the ID Of March requiring the Pacific rail-
road companies 10 construct, maintain aud
operate the telegraph line aud 10 afford
equal facilities to all connecting telegraph
lines The amendments merely strike out
the word construct wherever 70 occurs.
Mr.. Chandler modified the resolution
offered by him on the l2th Of June direct
ing inquiries into the election Of Senator
Gibson, Of Louisiana, and, ou motion Of Mr..
blackburn, the credentials were taken
from the table aud placed ON lie. The
resolution was laid on tho table.
The senate then proceeded 10 the con-
sidcrilion Of executive business. When
the doUrs rcoponcd the senate adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-20
- THE APPEAL. -

One Of the completest
newspapers In the South
Is the old reliable Mem
phls Appeal.
-Brocnsrille Tam, J States Democrat
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, $685. 462. .s4.
The Cecilian Opera company rehearsed at
Dyer's hall last evening.
bay horse, picked up by the police,
awaits an owner at headquarters.
One of Bassett;s night watchmen found
two store doors open Monday night.
small fire on Central avenue last evening
burned out a ''fakirs'' establishment. Small
loss.
W. NJ. Guptil. a carpenter, fell from a build
ing he was working on yesterday, and fract-
ured his left wrist.
George Walker, the boy arrested by Patrol
man Void for stealing some clothing, has
been sent to the reform school
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Michael Bartosh and Antonia Dworick, Ro-
land II. Hartley and Nina N. Clough, james
L. Schuneman and Mary Birkebak.
The Hennepin county teachers institute
began at Curtiss hall yesterday morning,
with about 100 teachers present. The in
sututeapromises to be very interesting.
Company B, NJ. n. G.. gave a pleasant
moonlight excursion to Minnetonka last
evening. trip around the lakes was made.
and then followed dance at the Hotel St.
Louis.
The Kappa Kappa Gamma society. com.
posed entirely of young ladies, met at the
university yesterday and transacted routine
business. There will be an interesting ses-
sion to-day.
Starlight will be seen for the last time at
the Grand this afternoon and evening. The
matinee will commence at a late hour. Miss
Jarbeau and company will be followed
Thursday evening by Haverlys minstrels.
who are packing the theater in st. Paul. The
company is conceded to be the best ever sent
out. The sale of seats has opened.
In the municipal court yesterday morning
j. G. Richardson began suit against Mrs
Carrie E. Lloyd, for possession of the premises
at II Third street, the place formerly kept
by Mrs. Sawyer, on the ground that she
was renting rooms for immoral PURPOSES
Mrs. Lloyd admitted renting rooms, but
denied the Immoral purpose part, and as
Mr.. Richardson was unable to prove his
allegations, the case was dismissed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-22
THE DOCTORS SAY.
He Will Support The Democratic
State Ticket.

Mayor Ames has talked very little
concerning the recent Democratic con-
vention and the position he means to as.
sumo in politics this fall, but yesterday
he gave vent to his feelings as follows:
Twill | support the ticket? As said
previous to the convention, now un-
Qualifiedly reiterate. | am the same
sort of a Democrat in the hour of adver-
sity that you find me in the time of sue
cess.
Eyes, have been approached by the
strong people-the masses, and espe-
cially the organized portion of the labor
element-to allow the use of my name
for the position out of which | have
been defrauded by purchased delegates
and thereby measure strength with
the choice of such delegates,
but l have positively and per-
emptorily refused. l again assert
that will not, under any circumstances,
become a candidate in this cam
paign, and l allege that l am as consist
ent Democrat as any man in the state
of Minnesota, and will abide the conse-
quences of the convention. l am will
ing now to retire with the record |
have carved out as Democrat, togeth-
er with the Endorsement of the
great Hennepin, Ramsey and Blue
Earth counties which contain the three
principal cities and commercial wealth
of the Northwest. 1t was secured with
out money and without price, and hence
the pardonable pride l feel at such
noble Endorsement,