davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

NOTHING 30 humiliating as Gen. Bou-
langer's recent conduct In deserving his
high post as commander Of military de-
partment and entering Paris In disguise
has ever come TO the notice Of the public.
lie, an cx.Minister Of War, candidate
for the Presidency OF France, 10 put on
goggles and assume a crippled gait and all
that he might speak face TO face with the
scum upon whom he relied 10 elect him
10 the Chamber Of Deputies. by this he
dlsgnced and belittled himself, and ",
think the Government has dealt too
lcnienily with him In retiring him from
tho army for five years. lie should hay,
been drummed out OF Il.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
PECULIAR JUSTICE.
How Negro Was Served by Alabama
OfhciRls.

How a Negro Was Served by Alabama
omciRls.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
BIRsINoHAN, Ala, March H. Ncsscr-
day morning, down ntar Iessimcr. two
white men named Powell, father and son
fell out with Jcd Curry, negro cobbler.
about job he had done for one Of them.
and pistols were drawn on both sides. hut
not fired. shortly aftcrwanl they had him
arrested and taken before u magistrate,
who ordered him brought to this city
TO Jail, two white men being appoint
cd 10 escort him. During the afternoon
the negro's body was found with handful
al buckslot ia Il, his clothes being fairly
riddlcd. An inquest was held before the
same magistrate, but nothing was brought
out as 10 who did the shooting.
Several names are connected with II In
the ncighborhood though. and warrants
have been sworn out for the parties. Tho
guards story Is that mob OF disguised
men took the negro from them and killed
him, but inasmuch "a one of them was
seen Ia consultation with one OF the Powells
Just before setting out with the prisoner. Il
Il suspected that they knew more about
the personnel OF the mob than they care
10 tell. The friends OF the Powclls, II is
said: were overheard after the quarrel
arranging with them scheme 10 hide be-
hind rock ON the road and shoot him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
oALTMAN's RASH ACT.
A Talk With n Gentleman From Abtr-
deem About the AFFAIR.

N INK WIN n ooutitulhu Efotn muir
deem About the AFFAIR.
"Noer did sa,lder event happen in
our little city than the attempt Of Mr..
Jacob Galtman 10 commit suicide on sun
day morning" mid a prominent gentle
man from Aberdeen 10 an ArPEAL reporter
yesterday. "Mr. Galtman was the fore
most Of our most progressive citizens. He
has lived In Aberdeen foe nearly half n
century and has grown up with the town,
and IL regarded as an all Important part oil
our municipality, "a II were. He has ever
been closely identified with every philan-
thropic, educational and industrial move.
His whole life seemed 10 be devoted "a
the every interest Of his adopted city.
"The cause Of this rash act Ia no doubt
due 10 the rumorcd collapse Of his banking
house, Gsltman & Co., and the absence oi
Meyer Galtman, a member Of the firm,
whose whereabouts arn unknown, and
added 10 his troubles and make the cir.
cumslanccs OF the affair all the more pa
thetic.
"Tho sympathy oflhc citizens anddepos-
itors In the bank i 10 great for MIR. Calf
man that the latter say they viii stand by
the institution 20 the bitter end.
'rhe liabilities for which attachments
have already been filed viii probably reach
$22s,OO0"
The gentleman left there nj such an early
hour that Il was impossible 10 learn any
thing definite about the failure. Mr.. Gait
man was still living.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
COST OF THE WAGON WAY.
MR.. VAN BRNrHUYsEN's LATEST ON
TEE MEMPHIS BRIDGE.
1t Will Only Entail the Additional Cost
Of S475, 600 Sustained by a Local
Bridge Buiider-Diagram Of the Pro-
posed End View.

The bridge question is not going to die
out, ii correspondence and talk can keep 1t
in agitation. When il comes down to that,
Maj Nettleton and his associates do not
claim TO compete with Col. Van Benthuy-
sen. This gentleman is now doing excel
lent work with his wagonway attachment
argument, and were confidence in his in
tention to build the bridge mistaken, there
would be widespread sentiment in favor
Of his plans. The absence OF this article
brings about the rub all around. Mr. Van
Ben.huysen has recently written letter, in
which he stated that Mr.. W. II. Harvey, a
railroad contractor and bridge builder OF
this city, had copy OF the proposed
bridge at this point, to be constructed by
him. Mr.. Harvey has written the follow
ing letter to President IIadden, as head OF
the city government
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March Is, 1888.
D. ?. MADDEN, President Taxing District
Dear Sir-In this mornings issue OF The
Sunday Times read letter from Mr.. Van
Benihuysen calling attention TO the fact
that had copy OF the proposed bridge
at Memphis. / would say that ! have a
copy of u bridge now being constructed at
Cincinnati for G. p. Huntington, showing
how footway, street car track and wagon.
way is attached TO double track railroad
bridge. send you the letter that accom-
panied the print, which will explain itself,
and shows the cost OF same. II is as
follows:
PHGSIxvuIE, IA, March 10, 1889.
". r. Harvey, I2q., No. ga Front Street, Memphis
Tenn.
Dear sir--I beg TO acknowledge the re
ceipt OF your esteemed favor OF March o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

occupies no place such as would justify
him in debating to the party and forcing
II to compromise with him. II such po'
sition were conceded TO him it would not
be long before others would claim and ex-
act the same homage, and then goodbye to
party organization. The Democratic party
is nothing II il does not enforce true De-
mocracy within its own limits. 1t usually
delegates Its powers, but it docs not permit
any OF its members TO assume them. Mr..
Randall is merely one man in opposition
to his party. lilo is therefore in contuma-
cy-ho sets himself dehantly in opposi-
ton to the majority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
River Telegran..

WHEELING. ". Va. March iS-River sieel aud
rsiug.
riTrsBuR0, Pa, March 10 River feet inches
aud falling. Clear and pleasant
rNFw ORLEANS. Ia. March ie.-nainy. Ar
nvcd-u. 2. schcnck. Cincinnati.
vICKsBURo. Miss, harh ie-Rlvrr falling
Dcparied-Clty Of Moproc, Natchcz DOwn-Coai
Valley and tow New Orleans
EvANsyTr.Ir. Ind, March is--Riycr u fee, Go
and falling. Cloudy and warn, Night--Rivcf IL
frrt inches and FALLING Raining.
L0UfsvfI.LR KY. March ip-Ncon- fali.
ing, with feet Inches ON the falls and feet 6
inches In the canal. Arrived;--s L. Wood and Tow
from New orleanS ftrcy Kelscy and Enisptiss
from ri,s-bun. Clear and piesssnt Mint
River falling with beet ipche. on The falls and
let inches IN the canal pcpsucd--Dlck fuiton
and tow for Nemphig 4 L. Wood aud tow for New
Orleans Clear sno pleasant
CAIRO. M, March ip.--Arrived. rori Esdx. e.
Loui-. pm; New MARI iiouston, g. Louis, 7 pm.
River - beet inches aud stationary. nsisy
pnd cool. Elfht-Arrived-Arkanr.s City sl
Louis 70 ,. n: rris q Brown. New orleans, Want
Ohio. Cincinnati. an. Futuro CITY, New ofsans
n Am Deparlcd-N a. chsuy, ohlo. n p.m:
Arkansas CITY. Nairhsx, 2 an. Paris a brown.
tinclnnsti ssms ohio, cincinnsti. lam. River
. fcets inohe. and falling Lxht ninL Cool.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

tbs Republican Presidential ticket Is
no, likely 10 BE- Gresham and lIawley,
The Herald thinks, for the reason that at
least one Of the candidates must be a
Blaine man. AIr. Gresham, II sayr. eva,
not a Blaine man at any time. On the
eontpry. he WAS a warm supporter Of
Grant and member Of Arhur's Cabinet,
and Mr. IIawley never was nor would be a
Blaine man." This ticket IL Therefore
dishcd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

DErfprnly The best and mosi scnslble hing 10
d. i 10 quit warning on Mt Randall AMI consult
with him IN passing a revenue hill lie would
donbllc-. be willing 10 Yield something u the other
side showed any dlspo,lton 10 bc concliatofy, and
the only hope Of accomplishing anything rests on
colnpromisc. : BiruinoAaH Herald
lie would, would hef Well, now, LET Us
suppose case. Lot US suppose that every
leading Democrat In the country had 10 be
consulted and compromised with, how
low long would II take 10 got the Mills
bill passed and how much Of the original
bill would remain after the compromlses
had been efecicdg Mr.. Rardalfa position
Il an inpcrlmonl aud impuient one. lilo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Tur Emperor Frederick has just gwen
proof Of his faith In religious freedom by
-.-sslowing the order Of the Black Eagle on
Dr. fridbcT the Minister Of Justice, who
Is, II no, a protested Jew, Jew by birth.
Where was the rabid Stockmar, who, not
long ago, as Court Chaplain, encouraged
Jew battling. when this honor WIS con.
ferrod3
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Tur Hon WIN. n Morrison IN an Interview
Win 'hiraao rvpnfisf cxpwscd the opinion
that the DcmocrAic nominee iuf Nioc.rrc.ldcnt
should come in'm Indiana Ne ihinhs good policy
demands w. and b. prtposes 10 10 al he eau 10 -.
cufc The nomination II Gov. 0ay Baiimors SsH.
II Mr. Morrison will turn his face South.
ward he may possibly change his mind
and conclude that good policy dictates that
a southern man should be put on the
ticket with Cleveland.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

How IoN0 will the people OF this country submit
10 the interruption OF their business, the invasion
OF their rights aud the slaughter OF their Interests
by tho boycott OF the Darlington freight ut the
dlctatlon oi lot Of men who, because they cannot
get all they demand from the company. src bent
upon the ruin and destruction Of Its business
Mr. powdorly, OF the Knights Of Labor, demands
10 know why the ownership Of the anthracite
coal fields by few worms OF the earth" should
be tolerated longer The Times, with Mt least rs
good reason. demands 10 know why the assump-
ton by his knights OF power TO shut of the coal
supply should lie tolerated longer And II asks
With more reason why the assumption of power by
"a few worms Of the earth" TO lay an embargo
upon the cnilrc internal commerce OF the country
should be tolerated longer. Chicago Thacs
Both questions have been snswered---the
first by Judge Gresham, Of Indiana, and
the second by the managers Of the Read
ing Railroad. The judge said the engineers
ON the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad had right to strike and thus
enforce their demands for higher wages
and the Reading Roads officers made
the same admission rs TO their en-
ployes. But Mr.. Powdcrly's question has
not been answered. 1t may be, though,
by the time Congress gets through with
the Trusts. The fact Is there is growing
up in this country another irrepressible
conilict-and this time IL Is between the
laboring masses and the Trusts, whose
operations are very fast reducing them to a
condition Of scryitudc very much worse
and more CALLING than the condition OF the
negro slave before the war. We are hur-
rying to crisis with railroad speed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

who have hitherto been earnest friends OF
Mr.. Randall, have elected Scott delegates
to tho State Convention and defeated every
one Of the Randall delegates. Mr.. Ran
dali ought to understand by this time 'hat
his opposition to tho Presidents tariff re-
form policy does not meet with the APP
proyal OF his fellow Democrats in rcnnsyl-
vnnia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

A paw days ago we called tho attention
Of our readers 10 the fact that the Demo.
Gratis Of Monroe county. Pennsylvania,
adopted, without dissenting voice, reso.
luton declaring that they wore "unani.
mously In favor Of the denomination Of
Grover Cleveland" and approving %.
pcoIalIy his tariff message. Now VIC learn
that the Democrats Of Iaekawanna county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

was few days afterward, and he took,
pains to get that employment Just as fart
from the locality as he could. The stori
is given for what it is worth. The frs
originated in the furnace-room, Did tho
spirit hand OF Jack Bradshaw set it afiame?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

TuE Local Government nil, which ap-
plies TO England only, introduced in the
HOUSE Of Commons by Mr.. Richie yesior.
day, while ii Is not all that was expected,
Is a good mcaar, aud win 20 through
without much opposition. except from the
Tories. Who Ar bitterly opposed to tho
Democratic features Of the hill.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Tur proposition made yesterday in the
English House Of Lords. by Earl Rose
berry. 10 reform that House, although
startling In itself, is no. M much 10 as the
vote by which !, was hostility lords vot-
ing for the radical measure. This, which
Is heavy vote, is very significant Of the
ultimate fate Of tie bin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

money II daresay YOU realize how hard
that ISL, rs the Yazoo, Tensas and ked nv.
er basins are virtually closed. Inc next
work OF improvement must necessarily DC
on the st. Francis river front with q view
to shutting-out the vast volume oil wafer
that makes its exit in that way, disturbing
the river plane between Cairo and Helena,
at which point 1t finds its way into the
Mississippi river by shortened route, OF
many miles, causing very often Hood NJ
that point which breaks levees. Then IN
yariably follows destruction TO property.
A portion OF this line, consisting OF about
twelve miles, has Just been finished under
Capt. Leach, in the vicinity OF Osceola.
Several years ago estimates were made by
the government to ascertain the relative
cost OF this work. 1t was found that
0, 5000 cubic yards Of earth were neces-
sary, and at maximum cost OF 20 cents
would be $2,450000. ii Congress makes
annual appropriations in the future us 1t
has in the past, the river commission, ac-
cording to its plans, is committed to its
closing This vast area then takes It's place
as q large and productive section OF coun-
try, susceptible OF improvement like unto
the other great basins Of the Mississippi
Nuiltl, uliu 'ippt piOAihity w S"i N~~s''
would refer you for information as to
area OF this vast basin to the report made
by Humphrey and Abbott, published by
the government in 1861, which shows us
follows.
Square miles,
Water shed Of st. Francis bottom lands ,COO
| Ridges known TO be above overflow IN 81 -.
Francis bottom lands. CIV
Lands liable to be submerged In 81. Francis 40.
"
|
Total area of 81. Francis basln....""....".lo,J0 t
So that In view OF the closing IN the neal
| future OF this basin and its consequent rec
lamation, IL must necessarily add to the
business OF Memphis. l would therefore
suggest that all easy means OF communica
ton with Arkansasat this point ought e
be fostered, instead of crying out we vii
never want foot and wagon way across
the river. In addition TO the many bene
fits TO be derived, let me call your atten
ton to the fact that within radius OF si'
miles enough vegetable matter could b'
raised to supply this city were II fourtimel
as large, and without employing any artl
fetal fertilizers. This is owing to the ricl
delta land now unprotected Give us foo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Mns. V. c. CLorroS, Of Alabama, is
out m an address To the ladies OF the
South. appealing TO them Tor aid 10 build
monument TO the memory Of Mr. W. G.
Corcomn, the philanihopist. Tho rc-
Spouse ought TO be prompt and full.
lanlcd
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
Jhe s2ytmphis appeal
TUESDAY, !. 80. MARCH 20, 1898.
THE APPEAL

srRPAs sEs EpERr OTTER MEMPHIS VIEWS
PAPER IN CfRCULi TT0y IN TOWN As
NEIL AS cOUyTRY
Iiso Democratic paper
ltsarhts Democratic docirfneS 81
HaVporTs Democratic men.
Nsappoits Democratic mensgrs
nm .uencr Il dcroicd 10 nc mdiatnano, of ne sil'
rrrnerg Of ne Dpaocratic pcrv-,ccnl, Stat and Nj
iianoi and ne odrdaccnent Of oil nc ini,fcss OF Mem
ihf,. q,niiegrcc and He uHioa
Busisoss ictios should beaddrsNi;
THE APPEAL
o. Second Street, MeagLiS Itlh
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
THE WEATHER.


Fl wAsuiSoroS. Manh 81 am
For T,nupssec; Warmer, light 10 frosh souiherly
wind, with nlin, followed by colder fresh westerly
vlud. aud fair weather, with y cold wave.
For Missl,sippi Warmer. flesh southefly fol
lowed ly northcry Wind. falr weather with cold
wave
For Nrlnnsas and Missouri; Colder, fresh 10
hrisk nonhcrly winds light nlln or snow followed
a. III. ....stA.r
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Dumlx, March lo.-'rhe Erning 7ele-
naph saws that Mitchell has challenged
Sullivan 10 fight In a six-foct ring for
81 900 aside.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Maximum tcIlpcmiur. GO minimum icmpcra.
infc. $50 osonc y. nncipiiation. 0iA
I Indicates precipitation les than Dol.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

HpcrIaI DI1paich % Inc NpIfhI
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March le.-Wardon
J. L. pcarcy and @. W. Allvon were ar.
migned before the city court shis morning.
Allison was fined $50 and fcarcy was re-
leased
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Ma iIrShV oHssy has rvplIed 70 ecuaicr INGALLS,.
u was not supposed tina, Nj Guiy would remain
qulot though senator haekburn had aid all In ~.
ply that could he aid.
A center shot.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
s,er,nI uuiiet,u.

w,nNcIoS, March 10. isss, o. pm.
Observer Mcmphls Tenn.
Ataio O'Clock pin. hoist cold wnyc signal. Tho
Temperature viii tall - BY o'eloss pm. March
~ GKENLN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
zrRNs OF SUBSCRIPTIONS

TytF WEEKLY APPEAL % a conpcndfum N NE
mar, Of emu DAfLr lPPElLS NJ ogrirultura
deafaoi Il pnpard uiib erui care Il contains
eo,nplos aortd ftpons. The Ycdr ISIS ipH BE- IuR ~
ieporirni political ovai aEt TIE WEEKLY Ar
PEAL ,rM hep n, roatds faHy iajngned of them.
IA, yriccof TIIE WEEKLY APPEAL d only 81 a
itar u has no superior
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

PANS, Mnrch io.--It Is reported that
the government has decided to cashier
Gen. Boulnngcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Mn. RANDALL wants to he The tail that
ways the Democratic dog.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
10 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENTS

We soilcn ie,Is and communications upon mt1ofs 81
pe,iaul isiota BAT sch mue oiirdw Dc ocoop'pdhio'
~ DC Haas and address " "a trriio, "a a gnafd"''e
81 hsg good faith aud responsibility, No "o''n oah
D, iolca Of Anonymous communications
Recommendations lor publication mud b. rrca on on,
ado Of M pags oay. aud rh al Ohio moiiers con'
h,ci,,i ,cih ~ oiaoria department. should Be al
drts4d. 10 I've Edao ~ TIC .Lq-ah He"lAis
Una
w cang0i ~ rHf, Urdiridtt 70 rfhH afhees ho'
found suifrbc for pufirufioh
orr mail boots an kp, bgPosiogioy aud not oy iadi-
rliuri adHc1.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

orr NEW YORK OFFICE
Jos,rH ogc " THE APPEAL No y Tri6Hn,
Bugdag, Nor lott J. T. laa DOnH, Spccidi
-lcarH i0cFi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20

Water shed OF st. Francis bottom lands. 5000
Ridges known 10 be above overflow IN ST.
Francis bottom lands. COO
1 bolom lands a. ~ "Deu - $500
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-20
l.oent Meteorological, pres. Report.

Memphis signal Oflcc Report
AI.-....lll. Inn Nil. 10
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-04-13
Commodore Vanderbilt's Cook.

One of the Vanderbilts is said to
have imported, with due regard to the
contract labor law. a chef, to whom he
is to pay $4,000 year, more or less.
His grandfather didn't pay SO. 600 a
year either more or less. to his cook.
A wellknown physician called on
the commodore one day some years
before his death and found him al
breakfast His family was out of town.
The visit was ended, and the physician
rose to go.
How do you get along with your
family away?" he asked the maker of
the millions.
"Ob. well enough" replied the COM
modore. i've got an old woman who
keeps house for me. | give her dol
lar every morning and that lasts US
very well through the day.-NeW York
Sun.
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-04-13

FRUITS in general contain but little
nutriment but are Of value as food
from their appetizing and pleasant taste;
from their supplying in an agreeable
way water necessary to food, and from
the gentle laxative effect of the acid
present. In addition, both fruits and
vegetables supply the body with potash.
Ia this way they counteract the scurvy
engendered By diet of sailed meats.
The only methods Of preserving foods
known to ancients we're dyrino and
sailing. both Of which fail to preserve
the flavor
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-04-13

a NEW YORK egg-dealer saws: The
great bulk Of them are shipped from
Iowa, Nebraska Canada, and a few
from Dakota Most of the southern
states. principally Virginia and South
Carolina and Kentucky, ship to New
York. but this quality of eggs is not SO
me as those which come from the
more northernly climates, and hence
90 not lind as ready sale nor brine as
good prices. Yes. New York exnort-
Cd quite large quantity of eggs a few
years ago to England and France. but
that trade has fallen off materially as
eggs are nearly as cheap in those
countries as here. Large shipments Of
eggs are made to Boston. but even that
trade has fallen off on account Of the
boston merchants buying direct from
sDe farmers. The eggs we receive from
OanadA find 4 ready market,
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-04-13

saba, the town at which has been
discovered the Sarcophagus supposed
to contain the remains of Alexander
the Great who died in S24 B. c. from
2 fever contracted while surveying the
marshes around Babylon. and to which
ne was the more susceptible because he
had just got over a protracted debauch.
Is about twenty-four miles from Bev-
rout, in Syria, and is the ancient Sidon
or zidon. In 1860 gold coins of the
time Of Alexander, valued at $40, 600,
was unearthed there. and it was while
at the head Of the French exploring ex-
petitions there in 1860 that Nj. Renan
picked up good many of the points
which ne used in his famous Life of
Christ"
The Nicodemus cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Graham County, Kan.) 1887-1888, 1888-04-13
Relief for Flood surerers.

BERLIN. April Sit is stated that the en-
press is at the head of the national committee
for the relief of the sufferers by the recent
flood. Seventy-five thousand dollars have al
ready been subscribed in Berlin. The prices
of provisions are rising rapidly, owing to the
difficulty of transportation.
LONDON, April 9.-1he lord mayor of Lon
don, at the request of Sir Edward Mallett.
the British ambassador at Berlin, has issued
an appeal for subscriptions to the fund for the
relief OF sufferers In the flooded districts