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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16

GAS STOVES. GAS RANGES
LAwN-vAsES. SETTEES AND CHAIRS.
GARDEN HOSE. SPRINKLERS AND REELS
S. 8. sHEDD BRO.
apt 43e 9th st. NV
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13

PiTTsBuR0, kas., Nov. l2.-There has
been, up TO Sunday evening at o o'clock,
,ihirY-nine dead bodies recovered and
about twenty wounded orinjured from the
mine disaster at Troutman. OF the latter
not TO exceed five will die, and probably
not that many. Experts and volunteers
are still thoroughly searching the entries
and rooms Of the underground workings
for any bodies which may possibly be left
there, but II is thought that all are now
discovered included in the list OF killed
and wounded. There were originally
about $50 men In the mine at the time Of
the explosion, those over and above the
number OF killed and wounded having
escaped soon after the explosion by way
Of the air escape shaft. Officials oi the COM
pany are on the ground from Topeka aud
oil - being done that can be for the relief
oi the suffering and distress Of All the
wounded men and destitute families
Ginrd, liichlield and this city have
turned out nohly with all sorts oi aid, and
there will be- funds raised at once for al
necessary expenses. Twenty bodies,
mostly OF unknown men and foreigners,
arc 10 arrive in this city at 10 O'Clock to-
day, aud will be taken from the depot 10
the cemetery, where some appropriate
ceremony will be- held. Il is expected
that there will be- lfrgc concoursc OF citi.
zcns attend the funeral, aud meet OF the
business houses will be closed.
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LEWIS LANE coNFINED.
Placed In tho Insane Asylum NJ Nash.
viiie-"Crazy," Says Or. Calendar.

Placed In tho Insane Asylum n, Nash.
viiie-"orazy," Says Or. Calendar.
Lewis Lane Is now far removed from
that liberty which makes the commission
OF crime by him not only possible, but
probable, and tourists Of MI kinds,
prompted by honorable intentions, may
plant their feet In Memphis without fear
or tfcpidation.
Sheriff Mclondon returned yesterday
morning from Nashville. 10 which city be
went Ms a guard Tor the insane slayer Of
J. NJ. Brown, who was there placed In the
caro- and keeping Of Dr.. Calendar, pre-
siding gcniusoyor the State Insane Asylum.
Mr.. Mclcndon il more firmly impressed
with Lanes insanity than ever. llo also
believes that the nilliciion j. OF q type and
character which will hold the victim many
a year u not forever On the tuin 20
Nashville, lane WIS placed directly In
front OF the sheriff aud his wife. who nc.
companied them merely NJ pleasure trip.
Gle never spoke word ~ anyone" said
The Sheriff. Except when addressed, aud
bis replies were always monosyllablcs.
Every few minutes be- would remove his
hat rub his head per,isicnily a. though
ondeayoring 10 think or repol pain, and
whom not 10 engaged would make an inn
agnary calculation on his hngcr."
AT what hotel do we siopg' Lane
asked his guardian just before reaching
Nashville.
81 haven't fully determined" replied
Mr. Mclendon. not wishing TO take any
chances with his wards resistance, which
had not been manifested n single time
during the trip.
The hotel 70 which Lane was taken
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Miss Mollie Seaman from Grand June
ton, is visiting Maj. Farmar's family ON
North Front street.
South Memphis Masonic Lodge will con-
Ter the Fellow Craft degree at Masonic
Temple this Tuesday evening on r. T.
Pinm and Jacob Wagner.
The Lecture Bureau, after brief Sos
sion last night, adjourned to meet again
Friday next, November 10, at the Cumbcr.
land Presbyterian Church, at 7:3O pm.
President MADDEN has revived and put
in force The city ordinance known as The
SUNDAY law, with particular reference
To Tie cotton cOmpfcsscs. A howl has gone
mp, and who can iorusco the end?
G. T. Banks, negro drayman, was mr..
rested yesterday on q warrant charging
him with forging the name Of Fulmcr.
Thornton * Co. 10 an order Tor so. which
hc passed on VI. Sampicr during the wear
1857. Banks has been absent la Arkansas
ever since he committed the felony.
Quito q commotion was created on Main
street, yesterday afternoon. by the appear.
ance ola well known society belle carrying
what u known ~ the ia Tosca" cane.
II Is a large black one, nearly rs tall as the
lady carrying H. from tear the top OF
which was suspended arcd tassel and cord.
Gospel services will be held every night
this week except Wednesday in the rooms
Of the Young Mems Christian Association,
No. 201 Main street. Young aud old men
cordially invited. The following gentle
men have been appointed as leaders X.
g.. Craig, John II. Pepper, T. II. Rice, l..
II. Estes and Butler Jack.
The Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
Railroad Company's general Offices have
been renewed from No. II Monroe street
10 the newly erected and handsome stone
front Beard & Clapp building. on South
Court street, Just west OF the Cotton Xxx
change. For some reason or other the
railroads contcring In Mcmphisarc putting
on nin which belokcns gratifying pros
pcrity.
Whats the matter with the brick
maker7' inquired the policeman IN
Lights and shadows" nj the lheatcr last
night There were about twenty Of those
substantial. gcnlecl, jolly. fun.loying
Wcsterncn In the audience who felt equal
10 the emergency Of answering for their
brethren aud n grand chorus arose from
the center VI tho housc, They're all
right" The stage light was not douscd
by this unexpected response, which bore
the imprint oi authenticity, and be
promptly responded. "Faix, an behave
they air." UpFoasious applause tot both
sides.
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AMUsEMENTs.


flights and Shadows," molo. lrama,
depicting features Of New YORK life, was
presented last night before a largo aud.
cncc. and, II applause can be takc1 rs
proper testimony, before pleased audi.
cnce, the upstairs people being especially
delighted with the high-prcssure scenes u
the blood and thunder variety with which
the drama Is literally furnished by the
playwright. II n a good, strong play
from a melo dramatic pointed view, credit
ably put on the stage In the way of seem
cry, properties and spectacular effects, and
the dramatic parts arc gwen by the COM
pany In good style. II IA full OF rapid
movements, and the startling. realistic In
cidents, including tho tank scene, followed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13

Gen. James r. Chalmers, probably the
next Congressman from the Second Mis-.
sissippi District is taking the bovine by
| the horns.
Should he be placed in the seat to which
his Democratic opponent, Mr.. Morgan,
holds the check, he has already drawn up
the bombshell document calculated to
Keep him or some other Republican there
! until time is no more, or a miraculous
revuIsion OF popular feeling fires him
bodily.
The General is genial citizen. one with
whom converse generally is truly enjoya-
Bile; for he seldom loses his temper, can
iniuse degree OF humor, and relate jokes
with charming effect, and, all in all, make
the auditor feel quite comfortable, don't
you know.
That the General is not in harmony with
Southern people and the Democratic party
does not hamper his ease and facility in
establishing himself personally in the
friendship OF those with whom lac comes
in contact; neither does il appear to worry
him much that Democrats say: Damn
his politics"
An APPEAL reporter met Gen. Chalmers
yesterday afternoon ON Second street lie
(the Goncral) was homeward bound but
not ut gait that indicated an earnest prac-
tice OF the art OF pcdcstrianism With
head inclined forward, eyes turned earth.
ward, and his plug hat well down on his
forehead, the Generals manner impressed
those who saw him that lac was one in
dividnal who knew he would get there,
but didn't care how or when.
whats the matter with TIIE ArPEAI?"
inquired the General rs he was suddenly
checked by the reporierrunning up against
him.
ut seems 10 have taken a fresh and
Vlce'like grip upon the affections OF the
people, and Is constantly adding TO It's
working force in oruer 10 keep up with
the demands from new subscribers andad-
Ncrtlsers,' was the truthful information
vouchsaled in reply.
IL avn delighted To hear it, but had
reference TO It's position ON the question of
Federal and Republican interference with
Congressional elections. For instance. il
says Congress has nothing TO DO with the
election OF its members. but that IL is one
OF the states rights. II Won will study
section !, Article OF the Constitution. YOU
viii find that il has
while making speeches during my
campaign, talking during the day and
writing at night, drew up bill which |
propose having introduced in the lower
house Of Congress at its next session. As
the law now stands, whenever ten citizens
make affidavit that they do not believe an
approaching election Tor Congressman will
be fairly held, Federal sup ryislrs arp ap-
pointed TO preside at the same. My bin
provides that where 100 citizens make
such affidavit, the Clerk Of the House
shall appoint officers 10 hold such election.
removing Il entirely from State CONTROL"
where is that bili?"
81 had two copies made. and forwarded
one to the st. Louis GlYjf. Btmorril, the
other 10 the Cincinnati Commercial Gd.aif.
! did this in order TO bring 1t before the
public for intelligent advance discussion. |
IL probably Appeared in those papers this I.
and will reach here tomorrow"
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PERSONAL POINTS.

At tho Gayoso Hotel G. NJ. Oshurn
and wife, Atlanta. Ga. Fred Oliver, Char.
lgite, y. G.; u. q. Davis, Boston. A. l..
Palmer J. Patterson and wife, New York,
=. =. Sawyer Boston.
TououRow morning NJ s. 10 O'Clock Miss
Mabel Cunningham aud Mr.. Philip lid.
gcon will BE- marficdat ~. Peters Church.
The ceremony will be an interesting one
10 the multitude Of friends Of the worthy
young couple.
Lights 4 shadows Company, Arthur
Goodman. Robert u. Lea, Nashville. the
Rev. Geo. &. Harris. ~. Louis Col. ]. NJ.
g. Bunaloc. New York. Mrs. Clara Pierce
and Miss Florence Douglas, Louisville,
KY, are at the Peabody.
GrouoE READ, a popular young gentle
man, Tor three years past book Keeper for
Mcssrs. John X. Speed & Co, was united
In vcdlock lat night at Grenada, Miss,
10 Miss May llolIa, the Rey. ]. q. Carulh.
ers officiating. Mr.. Read has n number Of
iriodns here who Join In wishing him a
long and happy connubial life.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
WEEK OF PRAYER.
How II Was Innuguratod Inst Nigh,
by the Y. "a. g. A.

How II Was Innuguratod Last Night
by the Y. n. q. A.
Tho week OF prayer which began
throughout the world yesterday WAS duly
initiated in local circles by the Young
Mems Christian Association Ia q proper
and beautiful manner.
Special efforts were made on the part II
the members to make the opening night
an attractive one and TO that end the
ladies' Auxiliary came TO their all.
As the design Of this week Of prayer was
10 attract the young men who were In.
clincd 10 visit the ASSOCIATION, the Young
ladies and the elder members made tx.
tens,yo preparations for u bouniiful feast,
which, combined with their presence.
drew an unusually largu crowd.
Mrs Ball. President Oi the Auxiliary.
was ably assisted by the other members
In preparing the elegant lunch served
from $50 to o'clock y. M.
Tho service nj song aud PRAYER was then
opened 10y Mr.. X. g.. Craig, who con-
Quoted the proceedings Of the evening.
Short addresses were delivered by Judge
l.. II. Estes Secretary Laumastor, Mr..
Rice aud Mr.. Ball.
Mn. McCollum. OF Chelsea, in,erspcrscd
the program with IN excellent vocal se-
lection.
The motif Of the meeting was directed
10 the young men who, Ignorant 81 the al.
yantagcs Of the association, arc ready and
willing TO listen 10 the least encourage
nent.
The entire audience last night was
deeply impressed with the importance OF
the work, for the wcck-nightly meetings
for men only will be held every evening
this week, except wednesday, and in the
end the association hopes 10 make strik-
ing exhibit OF the good work accumulated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
THE RocnIsTER noLorAusr.
Another Body fouaa in the Rims OF
the Lantern EnctoTy

ROCHESTER,, n. ", Nov l2.-At II
o'clock this morning another body WIS
found In the ruins Of the lamp factory.
1t WIS that Of a man. and was burned and
crushed beyond recognition. The scene
at the ruins last night was weird and inn
prcssive. The laborcB worked under
electric lights on the brink Of the high
falls. All tho debris shoyclcd out was
thrown over the precipicc, and the con-
slant falling OF stones, bricks and mortar.
mingled with the roar OF the falls, made a
most horrible sound. In all, eleven
chaTed bodies have been taken from the
ruins The funeral Of two Of the un.
for,unaics took place this morning. The
fire bell was tollcd and many places Of
business were closed. Subscriptions for
the benefit OF the sufferers keep coming In.
A fund started by the Union and Iduufia,r,
and Of which II Is the custodian, now
amounts 10 nearly $500. A number Of
other funds have been started. II il cx-
pected that before the week j. out $40, 900
will be- ready for thO auilgFUTs
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uIoHwAYMEN AT WORK.
Two Robberios Reported at tho Station.
uouse Last NIght.

Two Robberios Reported ut tho Station.
House Last Night.
John McVickor, a respectable looking
white man, appeared ut Police hcadquat.
tens about : o'clock las, night and reported
that he had been held up aud robbed.
lilo said that while passing In front Of
Biil Bakers den ON Front street. near
Washington, three negroes emerged from
the HOUSE., seized and robbed him OF q N.
yer watch. gold chain aud $40 In money.
The thieves after taking all he bad Of any
value, threw him 30 the ground aud made
theiroscapc, going In the direction Of the
river
About an hour after the above robbery
WIS reported, the police received iniJrma.
ton that three negroes, supposed 10 be the
parties who held McNickuf up. knocked
q rolorcd man down near the scene Of the
first robbery, but were frightened of be-.
fore they had timo 10 20 through their
victims pockets
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1888

each other In quick succession. The first
act Of Lights and Shadows" serves to
introduce the characters q. a lawn party
at Rufus Milburn's villa, on the Hudson,
with beautiful view OF the Palisades, the
river and passing sailing craft. The Sec
ond act transpires in fashionable artists
studio on Broadway, New York. This
scene is composed OF plate glass doors.
From this room the villains abduct the
heroine and lock tho hero in, and in his
efforts to rescue her he breaks the plate
glass doors.
The last act contains three genuine sur
prises: First, in the discovery of Kate
Stanhope, who is generally understood 10
be the heroine Edith Broughton; second,
the two thieves who are policemen, and
third, the Chief of Police, who is supposed
t. be the artist, These surprises materially
strengthen the already favorable impress.
sion created in the minds of the audience.
and send them home speaking its praises
Tho drama will be reproduced tonight
and during the Remainder of the week,
and no doubt before large audiences.
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proved to be the Davidson County iail. in
which he passed Saturday night. Sunday
morning he was placed in n hack and
driven out to the insane asylum, six miles
out from Nashville. On receiving him,
Dr. Calendar piled Tie Sheriff with ques-
iions rs to the new arrivals manner and
conduct, and after hearing the answers, at
once pronounced him crazy rs Il March
hare. lie further expressed some doubt
Us 10 his ultimate recovery.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
The FavOrite

Medicine for Throat and Lung Diff
eulties has long been, and still Is, Ayers
Cherry Peotoral. 1t cures Group,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, and
Asthma; soothes irritation of tho
Larynx and Fauces strengthens the
Vocal Organs; allays soreness Of tho
Lungs; prevents Consumption, and,
even in advanced stages Of that disease,
relieves Coughing and induces Sleep.
There is no other preparation for dis
eases OF the throat and lungs to be COM
pared with this remedy.
my wife had distressing cough,
with pains in the side and breast. Wa
tried various medicines, but none did
her any good until | got n bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, which has cured
her a neighbor Mrs. Glenn, had tho
measles, and the cough was relieved hv
the use OF Ayers Cherry Pcctnral. I
have no hesitation In recommending thi,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
Sol smith IsusscII.

The announcements that the quaint
comedian, Sol Smith Russell, is to appear
at the theater always causes a thrill Of dc.
light in every playgocr Mr.. Russell is
an inimitable comcdian-ho is like
unto no one and no one is like
him. Beginning next Monday evening,
the popular comedian will appear at the
new Memphis theatcr for three nights and
q matinee. The opening Till will be Mr..
Russell's recent success. "a Poor
Relation" which saw the light in Chicago
three weeks ago and was PLAYED ut the
Grand Opera House there for ten nights 10
audiences which filled the thcatcr aud an.
plauded the comedians aspiration in ap-
pCearing in. a characicr and play worthy
OF his grnins.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
LAUssa's LEAD
Sent Flying Alter en- ln5T1nsivo Youth,
but without Effect.

sent Flying Alter en- ln1H1rsivo Youth,
but without Effect.
n. 7. Lausse, of the nationality his
name implies, endcayorcd TO murder in
cod blood young man named Charles
Miller, yesterday afternoon, at the corner
OF Bealc and Shelby streets.
Miller and the wouh-bc assassin were
entire strangers 10 each other. and the
former had his back turned at the lime uf
the shot aimed for his anatomy
The shooting WIS prompted by no other
ollcnsc than the mem % King for imiorml-
ton by Miller rs 90 why laussc had 49,.
saullcd his brother, Dan Miller. youth
OF fourteen years. lie had been informed
OF the assault by hi mother, made the
inquiry, and was leaving III, scene when
the co'd.biooded, p,loLcuryIug runian
attempted 10 pCrfoEg him. lausse was
arrested by Officer Eu-cll. Miller was
frightened, but not hurt log the pistol ball
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-13
Cough Me dicine

10 every one afflicted. Robert Horton,
Foreman HcddligAL Morrillton, Ark.
81 have been afflicted with asthma
for forty years. Last spring was iakan
with violent cough. which Threatened
10 terminate my days, Every one pro-
nounccd me In consumption | deter
mined 10 try Ayers Cherry Pcctornl.
its effects were magical, was mmcdi-
atoly relieved aud continued TO improve
until entirely recovered. joel Billiard,
Gulliord, Conn.
"SiN months ago had severe hem-
orrhago Of the lungs, brought ON 10y an
incessant cough which deprived me "
sleep and rest, tried various romo-
dies, but obtained no relief until be-
gan 20 take Ayers Cherry pcctoral. A
few bottles Of this medicine cured mo-"
Mrs. Il. Coburn, ~ Second st., Lowell,
Mass.
For children afflicted with colds,
coughs, sore throat, or Group. | do not
know Of any remedy which will give
moro speedy relief than Ayers Cherry
lcctoral. have found II, also, lnyalu.
ahlo IN eases Of Whoopiug Cough. ~
Ann Loycjoy, 1881 Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI,
PREPARED ny
Dr. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
6oii ~ all Druggists. Price q sil bottles, ss.
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THE TWO H0LOCAUSTS.
LATEST NEWS FROM PITTsBuRG,
KAs., AND ROCHESTER,, NY.

Th!rty-nine Bodies Have Been Taken
From tho Ruins Thus Far omcials
Doing an They Cana Decent Burial
Given All.
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From and after tuesday. November 20.
1855, lwill open M Turkish, Rus-,an and
plain bathing pariorS Two DAYS la each
week. 1ucldnys md Fridays, from Il
O'Clock AIN. to Su'cluck pm, for the usu
81 the ladies cN,.u .vcly. Expert female
attendants and ch.WpooeH will cater tu
ali possible requirements 81 the ladies,
aud Turkish coffee will be- fcryod during
baths. Respectfully llNnY LoIu,
~ and % Monroe street.
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d. Walter X Hammond sHN, "Au,r % long cx.
T. tyucr have coilc in iEy conclusion that two.
lhirt.s oi OH deaths iruH rHHHh.. Pneumonia mud
consumption might bg Hf....iU ArkHrs iusiish
tough hruciy wVV on. luiuIN u-s tu tltuv.H
DIS wonderful IcmeG, Is su.l uUdggu pu.Ill,c
suaIaA'tuhy d. % llII.I., 4rLl,..L
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No. 30 Poplar o..
White Oak Slaves
rcisphonssA

AND WALNUT. WHITE OAK AND ASH Losa
WAsrKD TO CONTRACT WIN RKLIAnI.S
w nAuss iof large quantities Of SLAVES aud
AryJ, ssunr fnll Particular and points Of ship
hkw ronn EXPORT TpssEn CO.,
Me- t and q Dfssdpay. MI.
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DniSK Mal,o. Is cents a bottle.

yusI received, OF our own importation.
. line loi OF French elockA Hughes 4
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llrouH & iIALLFa is the place 10 get
good bargains in jovpy
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Wanted.

Experienced salesman in fancy goods.
IL. llLNoUsnrr0 n Bno.,
-. Main strrpL.
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ANOTHER LONG STRIDE.
EFFORT TO REMOVE ELECTIONS FOR
lCoNGREssMEN FROM THE STATES.

The Substance of Bill Prepared by
Gen. James r. Chalmers for the
Lower House of Congress-, and Pub
lshed to Bring About Discussion.
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liEn IlrAn..

Orricrs furnished with towel rncl, comb
brush and clean towel every morning Tor
% cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any office.
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3. Levy.
sRUNK MANUFACTURER,

No. 3is uain street Memphis. Tenn.
Trunksmadc toorlyr and repairing done
with dispatch. Telephone, SIS.
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IADns cape collars a speciality NJ Mem.
phis Steam Laundry 81 Second street
Branch office 30 Main.
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foR inc diamonds, 90 10 Hughes 4
Halter. $50 Main sitct.
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HYlo, IIylo, IIylo at all drur,ista

SECONDHAND blgrng. suitable Tor bal
ing cotton, Tor sale nj Gabays, ON shelby
street near liealc.
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DnIsK Mnllo NJ soda fountain.
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