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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
THE NEW CHIEF JUSTICE.
THE APPEAL CORRESPONDENT IN.
TERvIEws HIM AT WASHINGTON.
He Visits tho Supreme Court. Room,
the Scenes OF His Future Labors-
His Physical Appearance and
Modest Domeanor.

Special plspatch to The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, July 27.-Thc new chief
justice, the Hon. Melville W. Fuller, is in
the city aud is enjoying his brci visit to
the scenes Of hisfuturc labon. This morn
ing he brcakiastcd with Justice Harlan, at
his house, and spent the day with him.
In the afternoon lac visited and was nat
urally particularly interested In, the room
Of the supreme court, which he found un.
dcrgoing thorough cleaning aud
finishing IN anticipation Ol his com
ing at the October term Of
the court. While there he made the ac
quaintincc of the marshal aud several oi
the higher officials connected with the
court. In thc evening lac dincd with
friends NJ the Arlington hotel, annex,
then hurried away to keep an engagement
with hs old friend, Gcu. Black, commits.
sioner OF pensions. The personal appear
anco OF the now chief justice b particularly
pleasing. lie II diminuiivc m stature,
scarcely exceeding i've feet In hight,
aud in this respect il Ia striking CON
trast with his late predecessor Nor
rison X. Waite, who was tall aud
stout In fgur. His face h very
pleasant, his features mobile aud his head
finely formed. both his hair and mus.
tnchc are perfectly and purely white, with
out u single dark hair. lie wore u closely
butioncd Prince Albert coat, gay trousers,
white necktic and pearl beaver. In CON
ycnation with your correspondent this
evening he said II avn somewhat undo.
cidcd ~ to what the length ni my stay
here will be-. had intended To 60 away
tomorrow, but ! rather think now ! shall
stay longer. ! have finished up most ol the
business which was the immediate cause ui
my coming here. I have not vet been
qualified aud ! really do not know whether
! shall wait until the court meets In Ocio.
her to bo sworn IN or whether ! shall take
the oath elsewhere. ! understand that
any duly qualified julgc could administer
the oath, but ! think probably shall wait
until October. ! see Il stated In thr ncNs.
papers that the commission has been sent
me, hut have not yet received Il. ~ that
! suppose that statement b not correct |
expect a. retain my residence In Chicago,
but II will be- necessary, ! suppose, Tor
me 10 secure house ior ten months ol thc
NYurNN
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IMMIGRATION.
The Work OF the Commission OF Invosti.
cation Yesterday.

hhhA'h hNANNAahNs
NEw YoRK, July 27.-The congressional
committee on emigration matters met
again today at the Westminster hotel.
Roberto Mario, the manager Of the Italian
Emigration society, resumed the stand.
lie furnished list Of subconiractor who
were known 10 ply their trade among the
poor Italian emigrants. These people, he
said, cxactcd commissions from employer
and employc. In some cases he had
known cmigrants 10 pay commissions 10
six or seven persons aud then not secure
work. Five laborcrs who hal been hired
In Italy came here on n National line
steamer last June. Witness wrote 10
Collector Magone about the matter. In
his letter Mr.. Margo said the men were
under contract with Paolo Fargonc, a man
Of bad reputation, who had hired them 10
60 20 Saratoga. Mr. Magonc, In answer,
said the matter had been laid before the
emigration commissioners, and they de-
cided that the men should pass through.
| Witness has not seen the five men since.
One Angelo Leo, In May last, imported
twelve laborers by the steamer Entella, oi
the Italian Emigration company. He
found the men In Castle garden, and there
learned their condition. leo secured the
men in Italy, and purposed forwarding
them TO ono Ungaro, NJ No. 1853 West
Third street st. Paul, MINI. In the deal
Il was shown that each Of the men was
compelled by contract 10 pay SO 10
Ungaro for the loan Of 81. Witness
wrote 10 Ungaro. but got no answer.
These we're all the cases Of imported con
tract labor that had come under his notice.
lAborers In Italy, he said, arc very poorly
paid, except In harvest time, when they
get 81 a day.
Francisco Zappone. an Italian muleteer,
said hc bad come 10 this country In May
on n ticket which occc's agent had sent
10 his native village with instructions "a
get man. Witness told about the wages
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A DESPERATE cAPrURED.
George Thorn. tho Worst Man In tho
west Captured.


West. Captured.
81. Loris, Mo-, July 27.HAdviccs from
Gainesville, Tex, state that United States
Marshal G.. NJ. Carr passed through that
place this morning ca route 10 Font Smith,
Ark, where be- WIS taking Xix Of the most
desperate outlaws oi the Indian Territory,
where they were capiurcdWccntly. Among
the number was George Thorn, whose
home is In ~. Louis Thorn II changed
with rubbing q train near MusCoguc few
dnyH ago. at which Time a Texas cattle man
was killed. lie has confessed that
hc assisted IN the robbery. ThornH
career IL well known In s.
Louis. II has been bold aud
adventurous one. lie has served term
in the California ponitrntinry and escaped
from the same ON second sentence,
which was ior lie, after serving i've Year,.
The crime iDr which ho WIS sentenced was
one ui the boldcst fUbbcrics In the history
oi the west, aud WIS committed near san
Quinton, Gal. A wealthy banker named
Cummings engaged q stage coach tD trans.
port $500 worth ol gold bullion through
the country Thorn aud pal named
kch0c, alsD Oi ~ LOUIS, wnylnid the
coach, secured the bullion anl murdered
Cummings for obicciing. kchoc was
captured and hanged for the crime. Thorn
gOi of with lie sentence, when cap.
tufcd. aud made his escape DECEMBER I,
1857. lie IN wanted In many places for
crimes committed.
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Nh. s..,.,i.a whist, Trust.

wAsmNGtoy, July fat q meeting u
the House committee on Manufactures to-
day Chairman Bacon announced that tho
committee would proceed To the iuNcsiiga'
ton oi the so.callcd whisky trust, and
called J. VI. A,hcriou, Of Louisville, kyr
president oi the !. VI. Athuuon company
~ the trt witness. Thccompauy's head
quarters. witness said, Wurc located Ia To-
rue county. Nv Il WIS not engaged ia
disiilIing whisky but Ia handling the
whisky ui q number u firms Who DO = us
ulling business In their own names, hese
firms we're Maydcld n Co, Nm. Miller
Co, s. %. ~ l,ficn 4 Go. and :. ], carrier,
ali Of whose product Is controlled by tho
]. NJ. Athrrtun company under an agree
mcnt. The object oi the agreement was
to preserve the trade marks OF these tirms,
Which we're rygplcd us valuable ones.
The production oi these firms In So was
hOOJO barrels, but the production had
fallen of. Since that time the only pro-
Jurtion has been from 10000 10
2O OOO barrrl. There Ner, Mr.. Ath.
etion said. two classcs u whis'
ky pr,duocu In Kentucky. Those
ubo made fine bourbon Nhiskics and q
number oi huus located nlong the OHIO
river Nho iuadv cheap whiskles, the dinss-
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bs oo,,j oor, =, III. o,., oo,,,.. IT,,
nS iou,u n ealI III ms own country. ne
S su ne IGuiu MAKE from ! 10 iralcs q
us N ui',hs huies ,o' iilie iion'ils ~
" ah1 year. a part oil the nme ne WORKED ,f
~ i''l,i.e, When ne wouiu snare III ine
.ioP WIN 'he ,r, oWher, put "ouiu receive
mna' nis wages lor year Wouio amount
.hhousns " WoSlu average iit''s niois
.nan franc Gay out oil this nc hau
Pay mouse rent anu tie living Oh ms
lamiIy' lie miSht occasionally get pres
ent ol po'ue oi wine. lie mas wiiS
nn nld .wo &c ehllureh IN lialy' witness salu
ne nau 3U francs when he arrived here nut
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A Mig suInd,.r skins.

nrNvru, Col, July27. Gco..F. Wilson,
who lor some time past has been associated
with Mr.. Nix as partner in the Albany
hotel aud with Mr.. Lowe In the Fort Col
lins sandstone quarrics, has disappeared
and is wanted 10y these gentlemen, who
have become involved to the extent Of
1900 by Wilson's transactions. Wilson
and took the murderer out. The mob was
well urpauircd aud headed by rsolutc
men ui Wahpotun aud Brcckcundgc The
sheriff offered al thc physical resistance
his 2GO pounds afforded, but did not at.
tempt 10 shoot OF fight because the moi
wcr' his friends aud said the life oi th,
murderer not worth the life Of friend.
After the hanging the mob quietly dis.
pcncd, and the hundreds oi men aud
women who witnessed the hanging went
home satisfied. Elmer said hc did not
know why lac killed the girl, and was sur.
~ that hc had done ~. When asked II
lac wished to pray, ho said NO
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-28
THE SIOUX NEGOTIATIONS.
Sitting Bull Still Absent-Tho Tribe Still
Steadfast.

Steadfast.
STANDING Rock AGrNcY, d. T.,
July 27.-Sitting Bull is still absent
but the council is going on just
the same. Judge Wright occupied
most OF yesterday explaining the pro-
visions Of the proposed treaty. lie was
listened TO respectfully, but as far as can
be learned no change in the sentiments Of
the Indians has been effected. Mad Bear
and other chiefs talked against the treaty,
but Black Bull, who has already adopted
the ways Of white men and runs little
farm about ten miles out from the agency,
is willing TO sign H. In the private coun.
ell Tuesday night Gall, Two Bears, John
Grass and other chiefs talked against the
treaty and declared that they would not
sign. II will require a great deal Of argu.
ment 10 get even fooihold at this agency,
and the commission realizes that Il has a
great task before H. The Indians will talk
as long as the agent allows them
and extra rations last. The commission
crs are presenting the case in the strongest
possible way Ia the Indians, and II dealing
with white people could close the negotia.
tons in one day, but the Indians are sus-
picious. They remember the Black Hills
treaty. They realize that they got the
worst Of IL in the sale Of the land, aud say
that the white men beat them because
they were smarter that they intended 10
sell only the ground and not what was In
Il. They think that perhaps there il great
wealth in the soil that The government
now wants, and that they arc liable 10 Ills.
pose Of il too chcaply. That il what Gall
means when he says "We must talk
slow"
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OVER AN EMBANK MENT.
Vehicle Containing Four People Dashed
to Pieces, Ipiuring Thorn.

Vehicle Containing Four People Dashed
to Pieces, lniuring Thorn.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal
LlrrLr Rock, Ark, July 27.-A very So
rious accident happened out on the turn
pike, three miles south Of this city ycstcr-
day evening late, in which four people
came near losing their lives. Thomas Rus.
sell, Of Nashville, Tenn, who is visiting
friends here, procured turnout yesterday
evening from n livery stable aud he and
three ladies, NIr. Wright, Misses Wright
and Cox went out for drive. when out on
the turnpike some distance the horse became
unmanagcahlc and made dash over nm
cmhankmcnt, throwing the occupants of
the vehicle out no less than fifteen feet
down into the rayiuc. Mrs. Wright rc.
cciycd severe spinal injuries, and the other
ladies were severely lbruiscd, while MIR.
Russell is injured 80 badly about the feet
and ankles that Il is probable he will not
bc able 10 get out Tor several days. The
turnout was literally smashed into splint.
Crs and the horses badly hurt.
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SlCKENlNG.
A HORRIBLE TRAGEDY AT EDEN, IN
MISSISSIPPI.
A white Man Kills n Negro and Two
Friends OF His Victim Attack
Him with Axes, Cutting
His Head on.
Special Dispatch to The ApIeaL

Special Dispatch 10 The ApIsnL
Aberdeen, Miss, July q. This morn.
ing, at Eden, small town on the lazoo
river. n negro named Frank Guisc insulicd
a member Of tho family Of Mr.. ogcrt, a
respectable citizen Of the ncighborhood,
during his absence. On his return Ogcri
got his shotgun and went ia pursuit Of
Guisc. oyertaking him on a road near
the town, he killed ils negro. The dis.
charge Of tho gun frightened ogcrts
horse, and lac was thrown 10 the ground
near the scene Of ihg killing. Two ne.
grocs, friends Of Gu.sc, attacked Ogcri
with axes while he WIS down, and com.
plotcly severed his head from his body.
Great excitement prevails Ia the vicinity.
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are not as you represented them. You
said the place was in fine condition, and
we were to get as high wages as any one
in the business in this country, and here
we are doing laborers' work and getting
less than laborers' pay
i can t help that, he said, you have
got to stick TO your contract
We'll, il it comes to that, / replied,
how about your engaging us over on the
other side to come here under contract, ism
that against the laws here?'
with that he turned on his heel and
walked away and heard him say TO the
man who was with him: That fellow
knows too much
'lIe aiterward said he would not let
age money, which he had paid for me,
and that If | went away without doing
that | would never get another place in
this country.
$50 scraped up the money, $40, and
paid him, but it was some time after l had
left him.
Meanwhile | had tried to get several
places and had failed. know that in
one case he prevented me from getting a
! place / was after"
According to Gardener Forbes, during
the months of April and May two grooms
for the stable, two footmen and six female
servants were sent over from England by
MIR. Morton, under contracts varying from
one TO two years. The stablemen and
iootmen had not left when he went away,
but they were on the point Of doing so,
for in every case they found that the wages
they were getting were far below the av.
erage paid in this country for the same
class Of work.
The female servants did not remain q
week in the house after their arrival, but
most of them boltcd right away the next
day, either TO New York, where il is sup
posed they obtained other employment, oi
went back to England.
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.rNun,L w,suINGroS NEWS.
4 ,Iain ai ~ memphis woman GRANTED
The whisky Trust.

w,mtSoroS, July 27.-Nr. Phclan to-
day secured the passage boy the House ot
the bin Tor the rclici oi Lucinda Mcclure,
oi Memphis. Tho bill appropnatcs $40, 30
ior rent oi premises used ~ a hospital dur.
ing the war. Nir rhclan moved 10 sub
siiiuir hill. sp that thc hill nov goes di-
rect to the President This i- probably
The last Tennessee claim which viii bo al.
lowed this session, unlcs. the omnibus hill
IL fra, ned. There are upward ul 700
cazca ON thc calendar aud only about
twenty have been disposed Ui.
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tn,.. us, nabs I.,o ,h. nI,er.

BROWNSVILLE ra., July "a. last even.
ing, just before the steamer Adam Jacobs
reached Fayctto City, Mn. Bcll Commons,
II West Brownsville, saw Mis- Catherine
Grccnhalgh throw her three weeks old
baby into the river. She was Immediately
arrested aud taken a. lniuntoWn aud
lodged in jnil 10 await trial. The ctcN did
not know where 10 louk ipr thc child aud
~ body WIS MT recovered, Miss Green.
hnlgh is charged with iuiuniicidc. She got
on thc boat, which contained an excursion
party. at lallr Vernon.
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A SAD CASE,
The Girl He Loft Behind Him Marries
Another Man.


Another Man.
Nrw YoRK, July 27.-Johan shoeneberg
visited Justice Engel, in Williamsburg, and
said: "Iou see, came TO this country two
years ago from Berlin. Katrina lleidcr
was my sweetheart. She remained at
home, and all the money could spare
sent her. Well, the last amount | sent
was 500. That was to buy things for her
and pay her passage TO this country. The
other day ! went 10 Castle garden TO meet
her. As she came along clasped her in
my arms. Don't you must not do that,
Johan, she said, my husband won't like
it, looked about, and there at her side
was big fellow, with two children in his
arms. Katrina had been married to him
two years ago, just after left home. But
the money | sent her she kept sat down
and covered my face with my hands.
When ! looked up again they were gone.
! was told 10y an eNprcssman that they
went 10 Williamsburg. | have searched
for her, but cannot find her. want my
money back" The justice promised 90 do
what lac could for him, ii he would iirsl
find the woman.
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Ia the House.

WAGuNGruv, July ~ Mr.. Matson, oi
Indiana, asked consent that the order as
signing iouight's session fur the considcra-
ton oi private pension bills be- ~ modified
~ to admit Of the consideration of general
pension legislation, but objection was
made.
Mr. Towushcnd, Of Illinois, from tho
committee ON military affairs, reported
back the armyapprupuuiion bill With scn-
ate amendments. aud 10 was ryicrrud 10 the
committee ui the whole.
The House then went into committee ot
the whole Mr.. pugkrfy, ui Missouri, IN
the chair un the private calendar.
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A woMAN's DEVOTION

Causes Her TO Commit Suicide Because
Her Lover Quit Her.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal
lrrtr Rock, Ark, July 27.-An inmate
OF Laura McNccsc's house, corner OF Tenth
street aud Broadway, this city, named
Nellie burke, committed suicide ut 2
O'Clock this morning from an overdose OF
strychnnc. The girls fellow, Charley
Burke 10y name, is employed ON the Fort
Smith road. lie called to see her early
in the evening. and ON leaving told the
woman goodbye ~ hc was going 10 quit
her. She told Mrs. McNcosc soon after
that she did not want to live any longer,
that Charley had left her, etc, and retired
10 her room. She was next seen in the
thrors Of death. She was seventeen years
Of age, aud her people live at Fort smith
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81. louis, Mo, July @.=Ihc Wcstng-
house Brake company has practically ab-
sorbcd the American Brake company oi
II. Louis. The American manufactures u
steam driving wheel brake ior engines,
with rcycr-c action 10 that Of the Wcsting.
house. aud llO railroads have nlfcady
adopted H. The American company also
hold o patented improvement oi the air
brake to facilitate the exhaust Of air aud a.
hasten the departure ul trains. Under tho
new arrangement the American company
will cunlinc iisrlf to tho manufacture Oi
steam brakes. the Westinghouse taking
the improved uir brake. Tho American is
capitalized nt s2OOb,OOO, On which the
Westinghouse company guarantees D per
cent. on thc $4,000 bonds issued by the
American company to secure working
capital, the Wcslinghousc company guar.
autpVH q per rput.
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and lty and broke through the cages
claims 20 have wealthy brother in New
York and TO be heir to an estate near Bos-
ton which brings him an income of $iO,-
600. He came here nearly year ago aud
upon these representations purchased a
half interest in the Albany Hotel for S225,-
600, paying for it with notes secured by
trust deeds upon property. Some persons
claim that he has gone east 10 raise money
TO pay his debts. Mr.. Lowe left for
Chicago last night in hopes OF finding
Wilson, upon whose paper he had signed
himself for nearly $40, 900.
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Nrw YuuE, July Ell. T.. johnson
Howard. a negro. whose rcpulcd wealth
gained iof him the title oi "Iho Black
Prince, aud Who has ior many ycan past
been active In Brooklyn politics, was 10.
day sentenced by Recorder smyth, In
thr general sessions court, to imprsOn.
mpnt iof seven ycan aud six months.
Tho xn was convicted Of perjury IN
swraihg falsely that ho owned certain
property in Kings county, when examined
IN the supreme court ~ 10 his qualification
as "A bUuIsman
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Aver, se.sibI. husband.

WN,uru, Man, July 2I-Mu. Oliver
aud John l!Du-o clopcl from Wolslcy, y.
". T., lho other day, Mrs Oliver leaving
her husband hchind, They were traced
10 thi. city, and ~ the police declined 10
make The arrest, Oliver came tp town and
flw tire cr1ng couple. A. they seemed
infatuated with one another, hc created
no s,rnr bot quietly packed ~ his traps
and went back to Nolslcy, aud said be-
would 90 10 India aud put 1000 miles
between him aud his rrrrcant wife. Al
parties lfr well connected aud belong ~
Inc English nfIainrary
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THE WOMAN VICTORIOUS.
She outdoes Man Who Intends TO
Murder Her.

Murder Her.
srccal Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 27.-Frank
Nickcns and Emma Wright became IN.
yolycd in a difficulty In the Thirteenth
district yesterday afternoon. Nickons
stopped down 10 pick up rock, which he
says he intended 10 throw n, Emma, when
she drew a pistol and fred at him, but
without effect. Nickcns beat hasty re.
treat. This morning Nickcns armed him.
self, and, meeting the woman, fired two
shots nj her. lie misssd his aim, and the
Wright woman sworo out warrant for
his arrest Officers perdlers and Joe
Graves arrested Nickens and committed
him 10 jail 10 await trial When the ON.
Gers found Nickcns he said ho was hunt
ing for Miss Wright, aud had made up hi,
mind 10 kill her aud then give himself up.
The difficulty is not Of very recent origin.
The two have been at outs for some time
and only few days ago Nickens il sale
to have given Emma good thraabing.
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A,o,n., noo,..Nor,on Escap.ae.

CLEyELASD. o., July 2l-G.H IL. Garvis,
the wealthy Toronto barristcr who de.
serted his wife aud children and fled 10
this city with Mrs. Madeline Campbell,
the three months bride Of nephew Of
the Licutcnaut-Go, Of Canada, were
10 have been tried lot adultery In the
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police court today. When the cases were
called the eloping couple did not respond.
Their bonds were forfeited and attach
ments for their arrest issued. The attorney
for the runaways says they left word at
his home last night while he was absent
that they intended TO jump their bail. lie
thinks the pair have returned TO Canada.
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NrnrlnE . water Irn.i.

Prunrua, IA, July 27.--A movement
IL on foot among the soap manufacturers
Of the United States 10 form n soap trust
A meeting was held In New York city rc-
Gently and the plans Of organization dis.
cu4cd. hul no definite action was taken.
nj proposed 20 hold another meeting
shortly aud ~ feet the organization. The
association win regulate prices and pro
durii0u. aud cndcayor 10 sccurc legislation
that will protect the best interests VI the
mAnulagluIcu.
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A Murderer Hanged.

wAuPEToS, u. r., July H.-Thc body
of L. s. Elmer, who 10 cruelty mur.
dercd pretty Mary Kortsol, hangs sus'
pended from the bridge over the Bois dc
Sioux river. A masked mob Of 100 deter.
mined men oyerpowered Sheriff Miller
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KIIIcd h,nH HIne.irm.

Special Dispatch to The APPEAL
LirrIE, Rock, Ark, July H-A lew
days ago Lin Tone, a Chinese laundryman
Of this city, while sitting on table smok'
ing, fell 10 tho 1oor aud the stem Of the
pipe, which was very long was driven into
his throatscyoral inches. lie died nj noon
from the effects. Papers and candles were
burned over the body.
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= THE APPEAL; :;

One Of the completest
newspapers In the South
Is the old reliable Mems
phis Appeal.
-BroI9nspille Tenn, States Democrat