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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-27
Not Pleased with HIS Record.

The Democratic soldiers are not wholly
pleased with Matson's record. He has been
posing. during his entire career" said one OF
them. last night, at the Grand Hotel, ''as the
soldiers friend. Nothing has been heard from
him in Congress on any other subject. On the
tariff and other important questions that are
coming up, who has ever heard q word from
Matson7 No, he has simply confined
his attention to pensions. and has
not death fairly and ingenuously with
the soldiers on that point. He came home to
make this race for the nomination for Governor
and left thu report of tho House COMMITTEES on
the pension bill OF the Senate to be made by By
mum. Why was not member Of the commit
tee asked to make out report7 And what
was the report Why Matson's committee
handicars the bill so with amendments that it is
impossible to have anything done with it and
why is this doncl Simply because President
Cleveland don't want any more pension legia-
lation until after the national convention-that's
all and this is the way Matson IN an indirect
way, kills the bill. Well, il he thinks soldiers
can't through that sort of conduct he is mis-.
taken. II will lose him 5, 900 votes In In diana
that's All. y
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-27
PREPARING FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
The State Central Committee Selects Gray
Mataon Man as Chairman.

The State Central Committee Selects q Gray
Matson Man as Chairman.
The new Democratic State central committee
met Immediately after the sdjou-nment of the
convention at the committee rooms. The
sion was brief, and no business WAS transacted
further than the election of John r. Gordon, of
Putnam county, chairman. The committee ad-
journed to meet in four weeks for the purpose
of effecting permanent organization. While
the committee was in session, Matson, Eb Hen
derson, 81 Sheerin, Ed Hawkins and others of
like political intimacy and utilization, were at
headquarters holding q love-feast. Henderson
will not return to Washington for ten days,
during which time he will have chance to get
the lay of the land. He says he is vastly pleased
with the ticket
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-27
The Delegates Meet.

With the exception OF Senators Voorhees, and
Turpie all the delegates to the Democratic ma,
tional convention met, yesterday afternoon. at
the Bates House. They have determined to
sembe in Sc. Louis on Saturday before the con-
vention. A. W. Conduit of this city. will go to
st. Louis at once to secure quarters. The
sembly had organization and was called prin-
cipally for the purpose of acquainttng the differ
emit members of the delegation with each other.
After a short session they adjourned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-27
T-Traces Of precipitation.
Fatal right Be.ween CattIemsn.

PEARsALL. Tex. April 26-An old quarrel
was renewed in the "Red Front saloon. yester.
day, batweeH Frank Nolan and VIM. Jordan.
well-known and wealthy cattle dealers. During
the discussion Jordan secured billiard Que and
struck Nolan a murderous blow over the head.
Although the skull was fractured and his eye
blinded with blood. he caught Jordan as he fed.
and plunged q dirk into his back. Both
men fell 70 the floor insansible. No hope OF the
recovery of either il entertained.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-27
CAUGHT IN THE CURRENT.

Observations, Gossip and Comments of Dele
gates aud yisitors.
The Sentinel folks foughs FOR Dougherty IN
til the last
Twelve votes for the brave Green smith,
shoused the delegate from Rush.
small bevy of Republicans. including ex-
Governor Porter, ID. n Ransdell, John Leonard,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-27

REMOVE boils. pimplss and skin sruptions By
taking Ayers SarsaparillA
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-27

There being no choice. . second ballot was
dered, aud the excitement of the convention
was greater than at any time during tho day.
Shelby county withdrew the name OF Judge
Glessner, and Allen county led off by giving
Smith two more votes than the first ballot.
The sentiment seemed TO be in favor Of Wilson,
though, and the call progressed he steadily
gained from one 10 three votes froTn each county.
One of Marion county's delegation deserted him.
but Vanderburg county went over to him and
gave him twenty-six OF her twenty-seven votes.
IL at once. when the call OF counties
was finished. that the contest was n
close one, but tho agony OF all was relieved by
the announcement that Wilson had received
6334 votes II % more than enough To nominate
him; Smith, 54Ss, and MeCabe. 81 On motion
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-27
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

Indications.
WAsHINGToN. q. G., April 81.
For Indiana and Iliinois-Fair westher. fol-
lowed by rain fresh to brisk southerly winds,
becoming variable; nearly sta:i. r~-y tempera-
turs. followed in Illinois by falling temperature.
For Ohio-Warmer, fair weather. fresh to
northern portion of Ohio bv cooler weather.
For Lower Michigan, Upper Michigan and
MISUNDERSTANDING weather. with rain;
cooler fresh to brisk variable winds
Local Weather Report.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 20. 1888.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Thcatcr.

"As In a Looking Glass" drama con-
suucted out OF +. G. Phillips's story, and
q different version from that played by
Mrs. Langtry, was presented last night 10y
Lillian Lewis and company. II Is not as
strong in scenes land situations rs Langtry's
play, but II is similar in plot and results
In the leading role, Lena Dospard, Miss
Lewis makes a good impression, especially
IN the scenes with Baliour and Jack For
tnbras these scenes being given with no
little emotional power and effect Tho
play is interesting throughout, and does
not fail 20 please. With a stronger com
pany-one able 10 do each role full Justice
Miss Lcwis's presentation would be
exceedingly succcssiul-ior instance, had
she, ~ l.angtry had, Charles Coghlan
10 take the part Fortinbras. Tho
closing scene is the strongest Of the
drama, the death OF the heroine being
realistic in the extreme, somewhat re-
pulsyc, and making quite Sensational
climax. Take Il altogether. II was u fair
production which WIS pleasing To the au.
diencc. who applaudcd vigorously and
compelled Miss LOWS Ia appear before the
curtain and low her acknowledgements nt
the close Of each act. At the matinee THIS
afternoon IAN Unequal Match Taylor's
attractive comedy, will be given, and to-
night the engagement will close in 'Dona
Sol" dfnmatizntion from Victor Hugo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
A RABBI IN TROUBLE.
His Congregation Accuse Him OF Being
Bribed Ly a Confidence Woman.

Brlped " a Conndence woman
CHICAGO, H., Nov 27.-After an alb
sence Of twenty years from his former
flock and this city, Rabbi Messing,
OF San Francisco, returned on
visit to Chicago last week and was
received with Joy at the Michigan
Synagogue, where he preached last satur-
day. II seems, however, that he left enc
mics in San Francisco who worked Sc
crety for his downfall, but the attempt
has apparently resulted disastrously for
the "plotters," as the Rabbi calls them.
Some months ago the Jewish peo-
pie OF San Francisco were thrown
into state OF excitement over an
alleged discovery by certain parties that
Rabbi Messing had been bribed by con-
iidence woman known rs "Big Bertha, 10
secure her introduction into Jewish society
OF san Francisco, whore she might pursue
her calling with impunity. This scheme,
il was claimed, succeeded 80 far as the In
PRODUCTION went and several members OF
the congregation suffered in monetary
way. But "Big Bertha's' schemes were
laid bare and her arrest for forgery fol-
lowed.
Now comes another and interesting
CHAPTER Of incidents. A week ago Rabbi
Messing left San Francisco for the East,
and his enemies ut once said that he ran
away TO avoid the scandal which would
surely develop at the trial. One OF the
rabbits most persistent opponents, 1t ~
said, was the Rev. SolOmons Philo, Mess
ing's hrst reader in the church. His
dislike OF his superior was increased when
the pastor, on leaving, refused to recon-
mend him PhilO) for acting rabbi. Aitcr
Rabbi Messing had left IL appears that
the directors Of the synagogue removed
Mr.. phlo for talking dlsrcspccnully OF
his pastor, and yesterday word reached here
! thatthe lcposcd rabbi would hold Messing
| liable for II, 100 damages for having caused
| his dismissal. The dispatch making THIS
announcement also brought the ''Big
Bertha" matter again to the front. Rabbi
| Messing was seen by reporter Tor local
paper and shown the dispatch.
ats an infamous lic,' said he. big
Bertha did come 10 me. tits true, with let
tcrs OF introduction, but ! made her ac-
| quaintcd with no one, and that is the cx-
| tent Of my connection with the affair. |
| did not run away from san Francisco TO
avoid tcstifying at the trial, either. | am
here to visit my old friends, and after my
trip 10 Piitsburg will 20 back to san Fran
cisco"
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A spnIHo rEsrIvAI..
Manager Charles y. Locke Looking To.
ward This City.

WNNN AhlN ANNNs
Asa ycnncllion II Tur Arrears state.
mcnl Ia recent isuc, that tho moot cx-
pcusiyc aud attractive combinations In the
country, iu the mu,ial aud dramatic lines,
were anxious 10 come 10 Memphis, the iol.
lowing letter ispublishcd.
NV NuHg, November q. lisa
Mf Fmrc low. memphis. Tyuns
DrAR Sm- nov propose 10 give thrco
grand festival concerts bee Memphis ON Sat.
urlay aud Sunday, juno ! aud 2. Tho
artistic forces will embrace.
!. Carl Icrrhn, the famous festival
conductor OF Boston.
.. 4 grand orchestra Of thirty Of tho
first musicians of the celebrated Gcricko Or.
chcsim, of Boston. The orchestra could
boz increased for your city, II necessary.
O. Miss Emma jurh, primi donna So
pmuo, Tor three years leading soprano OF
The National Opera.
4 Mime. Thcrcfc Herbert Forester,
prima donna soprano ui the Metropolitan
upCm Company
o. Mime. Rosa Iindc, prima donna
ccnlrilio.
g. Mr. Paul Halisch probably, tenor.
Z. Mr. william LAWN.
& Mr. William Ludwig.
q. Miss Adele Aus dor Ohc, pianslc.
~. Mr. Franz Knciaol. solo violin, sole
violin Of the lios,on symphony Orchestra.
II. MI Victor Herbert, solo yiOlnccllo
solo yiolncpllo Of the Thomas Orchestra.
! am prepared 10 iuiish the above un
exccllcd i,s.INl organization, including
expenses OF travelling. hotel, baggage, car
riners, orchestral music, music stands
Autographs. photographs, albcrtypcH, tire,
sheet Autographs, newspaper cuts, etc.
Tho hrU point ~ be determined u
whether ihc electric road Ia the park vii
I D. rpup.' +. aal " not, % there Is an,
u'tr .'... here .Hs Hi.,gl cplli I,
. gwen. Auuya ursa lu.il ohaDitU. to,,
a. you ucc o.. Ncry rudy
! CAARLn l.. Lo,LE
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Day trains carry Pullman, buffet,
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Night trains carry Pullman. vestibulc,
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slccpcrs, the finest made. between Mem.
phis and Washington, without change, via
Chattanooga, Bristol aud Lynchburg Ten
trains daily from same depot IN Washing
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We sell round trip tickets rs follows
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LOCAL NOTICES

NrMrnfs Steam Laundry. 22i Second t.
BRNRLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson st.
ClrizENs' Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 anil
90 Beale street. Tel 1855 for wagon to call.
PASrs made to order from 50 up. J..
Monke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doon, blinds, shingles, moldings.
All sizes CRATE baskets, fronts and iend'
crs, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabcy's. Telephone 217
G. r. lloronRIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult nnd complicated watches | es.
pccially solicit No. $3.50 Main street
PuRr and white a. the flower whose
name It bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAs n LILLY CorFEE AND sricE Co
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Plans and elevations Of clubhouse Tor
Tennessee Club, Memphis, Tenn, house
10 cost not exceeding 1850. Corner lot,
50X,l feet. Premium oi $50 30 architect
whose plans are accepted, with night 10 ~
icct any aud all plans proposed and priyil-
edge oi selecting architect 90 supcnniond
building Specifications 70 be furnished
for plan accepted, all plans 10 be furnished
by January /, 1882 For further details,
address either Gilbert u. Raino, secretary.
or l.. H. Mcfarland, chairman Building
Committee, Memphis, Tenn.
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streets orNcw York.

The sale Of seats for the engagement OF
the aboyc named mclodrama opened yes
tcrday quite promisinsly. The company
will appear at the thcltcr at Thanksgiving
matinee on tomorrow, again tomorrow
night. and will nm out thc week, the On.
pngemcnt also including q Saturday mat
ineo performance. II h one OF Bouciclults
strong plays, with Frank kilday Ia the
leading part, Tom badger, Of whom he
gives an representation pleasing IN au-
dcnccs. A realistic fire scene Is among the
strong scenic and spectacular attractions.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
GINNING Nanccrl.

Master 4. 4. Farmer youthful and
wonderful pianist, will give a piano re-
ciial aud concert on the evening Of Mon
day, December 3, at the Hebrew As-ocia.
ton Hall, corner Second and Union streets.
The Young yiriuuso will be- assisted by
Prof Henry Farmer. ilutisi; Nina. Farmer,
soprano. Miss Emma pcakc, conimlto,
Miss Mary Mhoon, soprano, Mr. i. Y.
Anderson, bass, and Mr. Emile Lcyy,
musical conductor
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

There will be- an execution under the
Chociaw law at Oak Lodge, Chostaw Ma
ton, on December 3 The condemned
man Is Lyman Pusslc, convicted Of muir.
der, who will be- shot by the court officers.
The execution will be public, taking place
IN the opcn field.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Opening next Monday night in an en-
gagcmoni Of three nights and matinee,
the popular star. Ellie E'lsler, who created
"llazcl Kirkc. will appear in q new play,
"Judgc Nat, which will be- followed dur
ing the engagement by her old attraction,
Egypt"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Tnrur will bc services at Strangers
Church. Union street, on Thursday NO
vcmbcr 30, Thanksgiving Day. The dec.
oriiions aud oncriory TO bc used for The
poor aud orphans All are earnestly in
yitcd to bring donations Of provisions,
clothing, etc, together with decorative
articles 10 the church rs early rs possible
on Wednesday. A hard winter threatens
uur lUur
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

PRoF lroNARL W. SrwELL, late Of the
Louisiana State University, will give pri-
vnlc tuition in all branches Of liberal
English education. French. German and
Italian spccialtict licst references, social
aud professional. Address care Of lligbcc
School.
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$4,000 tor - cents.

A deed to 100 acre farm given 10 the
first person sending us 90 cents lot 200
page novel aud naming the flnt ioui
members OF President llarrison's Cabinet
Open gu March I. 1850.
RoGEns MORTGAGE CoNrANY;
Oucucmo. HAS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
Notice

Commencing Sunday, November rs, The
Tennessee Midland passenger train will
leave nt 400 pm. instead OF $50 pm, o.
heretofore. j. T. TURNER, @. i. A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

A. G.. Stats, superintendent Of tho
street railway IN Hutchinson. kns., clopcd
yesterday with the wife Of prominent
citizen. lie drew on the railway company
for one months salary In advance, and
took funds belonging 10 the company. Tie
husband Of the woman has secured a war
rant ior the arrest oi the clopcu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

The Naulcrhcg County Court House NJ
Evansville, Ind. was dedicated yesterday.
The cornerstone was laid with Masonic
cytcmUniH. 10 will be magnificent
structure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

ArtrStloN is called TO the advertise.
mcnt Of the sale Of land In West Mem.
phis Mr. George Randolph will be
pleased 10 give prospective purchasers oil
information, etc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

TIN gifts 10 be given away To the sub
scr.hcr Of Tnr WISELY ArrrL Deem
Der will be- the most valuable ever given
away hy any newspaper.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Mas Suu Wuoov. of Binghnmiun. y.
V, says "iuunaud's German Mucrs cured
me Of dyspepsia after all other remedies
failed"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

ONlY three days moro In which 10 sub.
scribe tor TnE WrrEtY ArrrAi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

PAIN from Indigestion, dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating. IL relieved at once by taking
one vi Carriers Li;ile Liver Pills Immediately
after dinner Don't forget this.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

DO Ynu have dyspcptic trpublc,7 Take
Hoods Saraparillh, which has relieved thou
sands aud will cure YOU. Sold BY druggists
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SPECIAL notice.

We will, for the next five days, sell $50
Suits, strictly all wool and OF first class
make, ut the price OF $40 These suits arc
actually worth SO TO $50.
This sale Is bona fdc, M we never ad-
vcrtisc anything but the truth,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

FRrsn stock Of California canned fruits
at Shepherd q SChciblcf'A Tel. I ,ll5.
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sur rising huck-Whclt flour, shepherd
4 Schneider, ~ Marshall ave. Tel. l.ilb.
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ORprR your meats from Wicr's choice
stock. telephone As.
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Go TO the Momcu's Exchange ior enc
cakes, miucc meat, beaten biscuit, pickles,
iclligs, etc.
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OH, MYI WHAT A CRASH
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bangen uno Ganffler bier in unferer
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lih gewiB ni9t behaupten.
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2unff ober oes Gunitgeperbes 1T man
bisber fat ausidIieBli@ auf ben SIN,
port angewiefen geweieu. SIS 1T baber
nit 6reuben su beSriBeu, tpenrl li6
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fiebelH, fobaB mir auBer ber Home
Industry aud auf cine Home Art
bintueifen f0nnen, b. b cine mirtIi1e
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benben Dilettantismus.
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sem bier niebergelafen.
gs 1T bies 0err RarI Stu.
benrau9 BON st. 2ouis, Der 5i@
als Bilobauer, Wobelleur unb gragies
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ielbf iiber beren @ren3eu binaus zines
bo9gea6teten Namens erfreut.
0err Gtubenrau9 bat ct. 2ouis
~berIaien unb III nod San Mntonio
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8eihperben leibet uab oas rQabe Mins
ter .2Iima BON st. Souls ibm auf bic
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bat i'm bort nur ungern iheiben ieben,
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6errn Siubenrau1 ober miiniden
mir. bob er in ieinen Beitrebuusen bier
bic anertenaung finbet, bic CT 70 reid.
lid ber0ienti