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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-09-06
Philip Corinth Of Mississippi haa
the longest beard in the world. 1t
measures six feet and two inches.

Lord Tennyson, as the Poet aur-
cate Of England, and at the bidding
ct QueenVictoria. isto write q memo
rial poem in honor of the two lately
deceased German Emperors.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-09-06

hef daughter after the receipt Of the letter
and q reconciliation took place, and. Dick
the former coachman, has become q naccepted
sonin-law.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-09-06

once.
"Mr. Maxwell turned around. "a
stranger of pleasant mein, dressed ia
the height of fashion, stood before
him. Said the visitor: ST have called
to collect little matter Of $4,000
for q friend Of mine, Thos. Jefferson
Odell.n
"Correctl, replied Mr.. Maxwell,
who went to the safe, tookfromit two
bundles containing $4,000 each,
and handed the money to the stran-
ger. The latter ascertained that the
amount was correct, then placed the
money inside his two breast pockets.
And the Watchword7n queried Mi.
| Maxwell.
HaDo right and interfere noti'' re-
piled the burglars confederate with
q great deal of dignity, and strode
out Sof the Office. with 81 1.-THE gran
!! dezza ola Spanish hidalgo.
Do right and interfere mott joy
EfullyshOuted Nh. Maxwell through
the telephone. Andnow youslee leave,
my premises, Mr.. Odel, wont yous
And as for my Wife--
Have no fear, MI .sMaxWell, re-
piled the man at tue other end. You
have III dealsW { burglar and
gentIeman.
sMr, Maxwell 1ocked his oflce, got
Into Hill bngedsyjIand droyetoh eholBe
Iatn Mid Ssspaos. Them6re closely
II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ths k6ensr his lear II
acaastroP6les caltaee;
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
VOLU VIE l2.

Notice IS hereby given that unless the
taxes delinquent for the year 1887, to-
gether with the costs and percentage, are
sooner paid, the real property upon
which such taxes arc lien, will be sold
at public auction, February 1lth, 1888,
Sale to take place in front of the Court
House in the city of Lewiston l. u.
S. j. LANGDON,
Sheriff and eX-officlo tax collector.
Lewiston l. 7. Dec. 26 1887.
Atkins, Jacob, lots % 20 80 block l,
Mrs Lieuallcu's End addition to Moscow,
81 So
Anderson, A. G., ns nef sec "a s!
sci sec l3 tp 40 & W, 50 80 Poll
tax So so.
Abern, Peter, WI nwl sci net and
ne} nwi sec IA tp 3S 4 W, Sl4 25.
Alderman, 4. W., sec 10 tp 80 4rw
Improvement and personal property. Poll
tax So 50.
Aldrich, Allen, n. sci G.! swi sec IS
tp 81 "A W. SIS 0S Pill tax s3 50.
Allard, P. B., personal property $j 81
Poll tax 50 80.
Anderson, N. O., p. P. 81 A..
Anderson, Frank, tp IL i'm.
provement and personal property 81 OF
Poll tax SO so.
Anderson A. A., es neil swl nwl sec
10 sch sw& sec IL set swi S! sell mel
set sec 10 mel sec Is tp Air 5 W aud
p. Z. Poll tax $3 so.
Adams, NJ. f., imp. gov land 81 Us
Poll tax 50 so.
Arant. G. NJ, lot in Lewiston lGO
acres land. 81 81.
Atkins, John, town lot 81 76.
Barkwill, o. p, 60xl4O feet block 3
Fryes 2nd addition to Moscow end T. 2.
Poll tax So so.
Brattou, f, j., P. ?. 81 O5 Poll tax
So so.
Bsrnes, T. NJ, lot 10 block l Nc
Gregor's addition to Moscow and p. p.
So 81.
Buchanan, 1. S. P. P. 81 80 Poll tax
50 so.
Buchanan. A. NJ. Imp. gov land and
p. P. 81 63 Poll tax $3 so.
Buchanan, James NJ, na mel ea nwl
sec 3Otp 80 rw and ?. p. Poll tax
So so.
buchanan, NJ. L., 81 sci sec 50 swl
swqr sec 81 tp 80 r 1 W lot sec 4 tp 3S
4 " and p. p. Poll tax S3 SO.
Beals, David, Imp. and p. P. 81 46.
Beals, z. j., Imp. in tp 3Sr 1 W.
Poll tax. SO so.
Burden, Levi, WI Sc ne4 sci sec 9
nwf swi sec 10 tp ~ RS W. aud p. P.
sl5 SO poll tax 50 so.
Burden, W. S., P. P. So % poll tax
SO so.
Burden. James. " hf Sc or Sc ar sw er
sec ne or NV or sec. 3 tp AZ r s W anl
p. P. SIS "a poll tax So so.
Burden, Thos., P. P. 81 33 poll tax
50 so.
Burden, A. L., P. P. tp 42r5. 81 80
poll tax SO so.
Beals, David s., hf Sc ar NV ar Sc
ar sw or sec "a tp 39rw 4 and P. p,
poll tax 50 80.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12
Baker, Lewis, imp. and p. p. poll tax

Baker Lewis, imp. and p p. poll tax
So so.
Baker, William. poll tax So so.
Boots, c. L., p. p, So SO poll tax
SO so.
Benson, NJ. A., PIP. s. ss poll tax
So so.
Bechtcl Shelton, tip 42r5w p. p.
81 60.
Bates, J. ADELAIDE, tp AZ RI W imp.
and p. p. 81 Is,
berns, Petcr, tp Al W imp and p.
p. poll tax So SO.
Brown, s. E., p. p. S. IS poll tax
50 so.
Brewine'on & Bunyon, p. p. IS 81
poll tax 81 90.
B"e, Andrew, ne ar Sc or hf ne or
lot ? sec } tp 80 5 W aud p. p. poll tax
So so.
Blankenship, Thos., p p. So IA poll
tax s3 so.
Brewer, w. j., lots I 8 9 and 10
block 2 town Of Jullietta. 81 SS.
Bernee, Sterling N, poll tax
So so.
Beas?ey, W B, B,pps5 7s.
Ballcw, Stephen sw or Sc or hf sw ar
sw ar sw ar sec Is tp 80 2w 80 80
poll tax S3 so.
Brown, VIM, imp and pps4 &C poll
tax So so.
Brown Geo, imp and p p 81 SO poll
tax So so
Burch A L, PIP So So.
Burns Enas, sw or ne or W hf Sc ar
Sc or sw or sec 20 tp Al r5w Sl3 20.
Beeman r II, pps3 80 poll tax
So so.
Brigham A G. .w or ne or hf Sc or
ne or sw ar sec 35 tp 80 RI W SIT AZ
poll tax $3 so
Bondeli l. L, SC ar sec IA tp 81 a
W poll tax $3 so.
Broemliny Herman, hf ne ar sec 25
tp 36 6 W So Is.
Brock J w, Sc or Sc ar Sec 2G hf
ne ar sw ar ne ar sec 80 tp 80 3 W
poll tax S3 so.
Beoscoter A w, in sw or sec 81 tp 80
r3 W, imp and p p poll tax So so.
Boyer A ID, lot in tho city OF Lewis
ton Sl1 ~.
Broute VIM, sw or sw or tp 33r4 W
and p p $36 80 poll tax So 80.
Boyer Martin, p p 81 90 poll tax
50 so.
Bills T w. tp 42r5 w.Pts So so.
Burden Geo, tp 42r5 Pts3 So.
Ball f B, hf of W hf of lets Z and
8 block 2 east plat of Moscow 81 63,
Brookinss j NJ. hf ne ar G hf NV
or sec 25 (school tax dist 45) tp 3s r
2ws5 79.
Baamgartner VIM, sec tp 81 5 W
imp aud p p poll tax 3 SO.
Bartlett Joseph, tp 81 1 W imp and
p poll tax B so.
Brigham L f, tp 38 r 4 imp and
PIP poll tax } SO.
Chapman w W, lots Is and 6 block
Lieuallen's End addition to Moscow
8 25.
Cameron Duncan, Sc or NV ar hf sw
ar NV ar SO or sec 20 tp 4Or 5 pol
tax 3 so.
Cumberland +, a tract of land be.
ginning at a point 52! feet south Of the
NV corner of block 5 of Russels 2nd
addition to Moscow thence south 80 fee,
thence east 1881 It, thence north 80 feet
thence west 1891 4 63.
Campbell Mrs S L, hf of block 81
lots q 9 10 aud block 30 Park ad
dition to Moscow lots 20 80 81 block 2
Lieuallens 2nd addition to Moscow and
PIP 81 Al.
Craig Walter s, lot 3 and Russell,
addition to Moscow and p p poIltax 3 so
Campbell W o. be ar sec 10 W hi
NV or NV ar sw qr sec II tp SO r 5 v
aal 3S 40.
Campbell Clara L, PIP 8 OIL.
Click NJ. nroe, tp A 5 " imp .7s
poll tax 3 so.
Click W H, tp "A 5 W imp and p !
2 43.
Cali G H, tip 1915 " imp .7s pol
tax 30.
Call H NJ, ppl 90 poll tax 8 so
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12

fifty cents.
Grogan j G Sc ar sec 25 tp 40
lots ii and Is blk 2, Lieualen add to
Moscow Is 09.
Groat William ne or sec 8 tp 80
NV or sec 2G tp 39r 5 hf ne or e hf
Sc ar sec p tp 80 l 5, So GO, p three
dol aud fifty cents.
Gillian j NJ loss II and % Mrs
Lieuallen add to Moscow, lots Al and 2
blk 4 Mrs Lieuallen third add to Mos
COW, lots to Is, inclusive blk S, Mrs
Lieuallen's third add to Moscow lot 9
blk 2 west plat of Moscow p three dol
and fifty cents.
Cow Charley lot 6 blk west plat
of Moscow, 4 l3pt three dol fifty cts.
Greenwood G w tp 3s 6 imp p p
5 45 p three dol and fifty cents.
Green f NJ hf &c or sec % to 80
r3, s IS, p t three dol and fifty cent.
Green J Wppl 90 p three dol aud
fifty cents
Green Arthur sw or sec tp Al 4
% rs, p t three dol and fifty cents.
Guyll j r ne or sec 81 tp 40 4
p three dol and fifty cents.
Grubbe H V s hf ne or swqr ne ar sc
or NV qrsec 81 tp 4oro pt thrae dol
and fifty cents.
Greenstreet Elizabeth, heirs of, Sc or
sec 81 tp 2r5, Is 80.
Gillstrap John tp 80 r4 4pp,p three
Col and fifty cents.
Gagelt l. r tp 39r 4 imp 2 43 p
three dol and fifty cents.
Casper NJ I sec 3tp3 81 r3 lot in
Juleatta I 10, p three dol and fifty cts.
Casper and Frisk lots 10 and 90 blk
s Julietta 2 IS.
GrayR r G hf sw ar sw or Sc or sec
ID lots 2 and 3 sec "a tp 81 "A p t
three dol and fifty cents.
Gikison j II hf nc sec 90 tp 80
r3, l6 II pit three dol and fifty cents.
Glib W N tp thirty.seven r Apt
three dol and fifty cents.
Gentry j II sw or sec Is tp thirty.
seven 4, 26 80 pt three dol and fifty
cents.
Glass J r, Lewiston, NV or 50 or ne
qr sw or sw ar ne ar sec II tp "a 4
lots l3 and IA Thompson's second add
to Lewiston IA "a.
Guerin Thos II, p p, 80 p t, three dol
and fifty cents.
Gilman W sec 81 and % tp 35 I
5, l3 Is.
Gartman Christ, p t. three del and
fifty cents.
Hammer Thos D, lots II and II
block Mrs Licuallen's addition to Mos.
COW, 10 95 p t, three dol and fifty cents.
Holden Joshua, hf Sc hf sec 22 nc
ar ne ar sec p sw or sw ar sec % tp 40
r5pt, three dol and fifty cents.
Haskins W II, sw Or ne ar NV ar SC
ar Q hf sw ar sec 10 tp 39r 5, 40 Is
pt three dol aud fifty cents.
Haskins Mary j, NV ar sec 10 tp 80
r5 hf sw ar sec tp 80 2 lots il
block % Lieuallcn's End addition I,
Moscow, 8 IS.
Heitstumau T, p43o p t, three do
and fifty cents.
Herman s, Moscow, PIP 55 so.
Hamilton w j hf NV or q hfsw a
sec % tp 39r5, n hf sc or hf sw a
sec 27 tp 80 RS lots 4, 5. and 6 blk
east plat Of Moscow p three dol an,
fifty cents.
Hunt Thomas tp 40 0r5pp, p / tire
dol and fifty cents.
Hunt Stephen tp 4Or 5p t three d.
and fifty cents.
Heath j w lots 8 and 10 blk
Lieuallen third add to Moscow / O5 D
three dol and fifty cents.
Hayes F II sw ar se ar . hf sw a
sec 6 tp 80 r 4 ne or NV or NV or ne q
sec Z tp 80 4, IL O5, p three dol an
Fifty cents.
Hof Peter PIP 10 g..
Hof Jacob p p 53 67.
Hampton James lots 4, 5, 6 and /
blk 8 Mrs Lieualleu's add to Moscow
Lots 6, 7, 8 and 9 blk 8 Mrs Lieualleu
add IN Moann- Ia. ~ 0n or ~
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12

hf NV ar sec 2S tp 39r 5, A "a, p t,
three dol and fifty cents.
Davis Edward, p p, 67, pt, three
dol aud fifty cents.
Davis Enoch d, pt, three dol and
fifty cents.
Dyer J d, tp 42r S, 80 pt three
dol and fifty ceuts.
DIckenson o i, pp,1 55 pt three
dol and fifty cents.
Dunn b W.tp42 r 5pp,1 O5 p t,
three dol and fifty cents.
Duncan G W Jamcston p t, three dol
and fifty cents.
Dent Samuel, NV or sec tp Al 5,
p three dol and fifty cents.
Diron Walter, sw or Sc ar sec IL n
hf ne ar Sc or ne or sec l3 tp 3Sr 3,
Z 10 pt, three dol and fifty cents.
Day Ira, p,3 OF.
Dale II d, tp4 4, 2 Is pit three
dol and fifty cents.
Dee James, pt, three dol aud fifty
cents.
De Bolt II A C,pp, &c Os.
De Bolt c G, lots and 6 hf sw ar
Sc or NV or sec 6 tp 40 IS, "a IS p t
three dol and fifty cents.
De Bolt A W, pp1 90, p three
dol and fifty cts.
DeIlaven James Sc or ne or sec 33
sw or ne or hf NV ar sec "a tp 81 r 5
ne or NV or NV ar ne or hf ne or sec
"a tp 37r5, 7 81.
Doyle James lot in city of Lewis
ton p three dol and fifty cts.
Darr f lot on Eugene street city of
Lewiston p p, 6 SOP three dol fifty cts.
Daley John tp AZ RS pt three dol
and fifty cents.
Damon r l. tp34r5 pt three dol
aud fifty cents.
Duffy John ,p3o r3 p three dol and
fifty cents.
E'lione W Lpp9 80, p three dol
and fifty cents.
Ellsworth Il Bell Colfax, W IT, acre
off Of the south end and one acre off of
the north end Of block Russells add to
town of Moscow 80 90.
Enlmayor Louis Cor Inlmya) l 60.
Ebel Charles sw or sw or sec "a tp
80 r 3 hf Sc ar sw or sc or sec 33 tp
3sr5 pt three dol and fifty cents.
Eddy W X NV ar sec Is tp Al r 4
p three dol and fifty cents.
Elliott NJ V hf sc or sec 20 ne or
ne ar sec 20 NV or NV or sec 2S tp SO
r2 p three dol aud fifty cents.
Emtcrtson Marion Sc or ne or hf
Sc or sec 32 sw or sw or sec 33 hf ne
ar sec 81 tp 80 r 4, 81 IS, p three
dol aud Glty cents.
Ellis William pp147.
Frye W }. tp 4Or5pp,pt3 so.
Fitzserald John tp 81 5p p, poll
tax 8 50.
Frang Ole C NV or Sc or sw ar ne qr
hf nv ar sec 81 tp SO r s poll tax
3 so.
Freed J J tip 40 r3 PIP / O5 poll
tax so.
Freebe William tp 80 r 2ipp1O5,
pt three dol and fifty cents.
Fields II w n hf ne or hf NV or zee
IL tp II r 4, p three dol and fifty cts
Filbin Michael NV Or sw or sec l3 {
hfse Or sw Or Sc or sec IA tp Al r 5
IA II, pit three dol fifty cents.
Frye A A j Jr. sw or sw or sec %
hf Sc or sec 20 hf ne Or NV or ne q
sw or ne or see 26 tp 80 r 5, "a SO, p
three dol and fifty cents.
Fleming c OPP. three dol ant
Fifty cent.
Fountain r Lpp5 81.
Finney Sam imp p q 13 p thre,
dol and City cents
Fansler j A lots 6 and Z and e hf ~
ar sec Z tp 81 r 4, 20 IS pt three do
and fifty cents.
Flodin j Little Bear creek pt thrs
dol and fifty cents.
Flodin D Little Bear creek D thre
dol and fifty cents.
Fel!s l. tp 42r5 pt three dol an,
fifty cents.
Goldey g w, Moscow, lots 5 and l,
blk 5, Mrs Lieuallen add to Mosco,
12 "a
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-12

CLANCY J W, tp 80 r3w imp and
PIP 4 "A.
CLANCY Geo W, tp 39r 3 poll
tax So
Carlton Lee R, tp 38 W, imp and
PIP, poll tax 3 so
Carlson Chas A, tp 80 imp and
PIP, poll tax 3 so.
Carlson Gustoi, sw sec tp 80 r 5 W
and pp, % G5.
Chambers Robert, tp AZ RI W imp,
l % poll tax 3 so.
Caldwell c w, hf Sc or sec 10 tp 43
and p p, poll tax SO.
Craig NJ E, ht ne hf NV ar sec a
Il. 3 re- W, IS 69.
N.umwell c B, W hf Sc or hf sw or
See - tp ~ 6 W, 25 95 poll tax 3 81.
Culp j Il, tp At r 5 W imp and p,
i 80 poll tax 3 so:
Carter William, PIP, 3 20 P t3 so.
Covell } S, lots 2 3 4 hf sw or
sec 7 tp Al 5 W, poll tax 80.
Crocker l. l., imp and p p, z 3 so.
Crammer y j, Sc or Sc or sec "a ne or
ne or sec 25 tp 80 W lot 4 sec l9 lot
sec 80 tp so r 4 W, poll tax 3 so
Claniu B f, imp and p p, 50 poll
tax 3 so.
Creighton Robt, imp, l IS Pt3 so.
Chamboush Frank p p, l 60 poll
tax so.
Culdice Jno W, tip 81 RI imp,
20 poll tax 3 so.
Corbell + NJ, imp and p, 55 poll
tax 3 80.
Chiffon j 7. lots and Z block 2
town Four Mile, l SO poll tax 3 so.
Coryell G NJ, PIP, l 60 poll tax 3 So
Chism Il L, tip 4Or5w PIP, 4 OS.
Chaney l. S, tp Air 5 W imp and
PIP, poll tax 3 80.
Craig A A, p p, poll tax 3 so.
Craig L c, tp Al 4 W imp ard p p,
poll tax 3 80.
Clark Walter, p p, poll tax 3 so.
Carew James W, p p, 8 40 poll tax
50.
Colwell Geo and Mary, W IF sw or
sec 33 ht Sc ar sec 81 tp 81 w in
tp So r W A 81 poll tax 3 so.
Camp NJ J. NV Or sw or see IA tp Al
RS imp and p p POLL tax 80.
Cox Reuben S. p p 3 II poll tax so.
Cuddy Hiram p p poll tax 3 SO.
Christensen lver, lots and Sc ar
ne ar sec ! tp 81 5 W poll tax 3 60.
Christensen Carl j, lots and 2 hf
NV or sec Is tp37 1 " and p p "a SO.
Cox Leander, hf NV ar sec 8 s hf
sw or sec tp 35 W and p p Is 81
poll tax 3 50.
Cox W 7, lot Sc ar ne ar sec ! tp
35 : 6 W and p p 10 81 poll tax 3 so.
Coates H L, subsequent assessment
sw or sec tp 4Or5w 8 IS.
CLANCY Aarmer tp 80 r3 " imp and
pp3 II.
Clark Bruce. sw or 8 tp SO r "
13 20.
C!ough f S, lots and hf ne qr
sec l tp 80 r 5 W let's 5 and 6 block 1
McGregor's addition to Moscow 25 aud
so block 2 Russels addition to Moscow
l70xl47 in lots l and block 8 east
plat Of Moscow 1922 end lots and
block 8 east plat Moscow and p p, :
t, three dol fifty cents.
Cori'lo A, all block A L;eualIen's 2nd
addition to Moscow, 3 25 pit three do
fifty cents.
Craig James. tp 1915 " imp, &C
pt, three dol fifty cents.
Coates Thomas. p t three dol fifty cts
Davis S S, Moscow lot IA blk 5 Mrs
Lieuallen's addition to Moscow, 2 10
pt, three dol aud fifty cents.
Delaney 5 C,pp,3 Al PIT, three do
and fifty cents.
Deal Mrs S j, lots 3 and 4 blk 4
; Mrs Leualleus addition to Moscow, 6 IS
Dahl Edward, lot 8 blk 5 Metre
gors addition to Moscow, 5 SO p thre,
dol and fifty cents.
D.lson G II, p p, 3 25 p t, three do
, and fifty cents.
Dodd C II G, Moscow, p p, so As
Dillman N L, v hf sw Or Sc sw q
sw ar se or s hf nv or ne Or sw Or nv
ar s0 ar sec 21 tn 40 r 4. n hf nv 0r 7
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Quarterly Meetings.

GAINESVILLE District, Tennessee Con-
ference first round of quarterly meet
ings:
Indian Mound Circuit, at Rose
Valley, Oct. q and %.
Montgomery Circuit, at Wiley's
Chapel, Nov. 3 and A.
Saline Circuit, at Burr's Chapel,
Nov. 10 and IL.
Salem Circuit, at Salem, Nov. II
and IS.
Ashland City Circuit, Mt.Pleasant
View, Nov. "a and %.
Palmyra Circuit, at Locust Grove,
Dec. and 2.
Asbury Circuit, at Mallory's, Dec
s and 8.
Antioch Circuit, at Antioch, Dec
Is and 16.
New Providence and Bethel, at
New Providence, Dec. % and %.
Springfield Station, at Springfield,
Dec. % and 30.
Red River Circuit, at Mt. Zion,
Jan. and 6. =,
GAINESVILLE Station, at GAINESVILLE,
Jan. IL and 10.
Cedar Hill Circuit, at Cedar Hill
Jan. 10 and 20.
Port Royal Circuit, at Adams Sta
ton, Jan. 26 and u.
The District Stewards will please
meet in the rear of the First National
Bank, GAINESVILLE, Tuesday morning,
Nov. /, 1888, at II O'Clock.
J. w. HILL.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Public Speaking.

Speaking by the gentleman named,
at the following times and places ;
r. ii. Burney. Fredonia, Friday,
Oct. 26.
Polk G. Johnson, Port Royal,
Tuesday, Oct. %; Sango, Thursday,
Oct. %; New Providence, at night,
Monday, Oct. 80.
VIM. M. Daniel, Cherry Station,
Saturday, Oct. 81.
NJ. Savage, RinggOld, Thursday,
Oct. 10; Palmyra, Saturday, Oct. 20.
r. IL. Burney and NJ. Savage,
Shiloh, Monday, Oct. 20.
VIM. NJ. Daniel and NJ. Savage,
Carne's Store, Tuesday, Oct. 30.
NJ. Savage, Macedonia, at night,
Wednesday, Oct. 81.
The appointment heretofore made
for Rudolphtown is changed above
to Sango. Let the people attend the
speakings. Order of Campaign Com
mittee. II. n. LEIGH, Chm'n.
w. Il. BEACH, Sec'y.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
How Doctors Differ.

LONDON, Oct. 20.-Mackenzie denies the
statements Of Virchow and Waldeyer. says
the abscess was difruse, and, as usual. score.
tion of pus was arrested for few days be-
fore death.
He insists that the tissues were not in nor
mai condition, adding that it was impossible
to judge of their actual state owing to the
insertion of bismuth and wool. DR.. Howell
corroborates Mackenzie as to the existence of
abscess, and says the breast and lower por-
ton of the trachea were not examined.
virchow and Wadeyer declare that the
protocol of the post norton examination did
not declare or even mention abscess to exist
in the trachen of Emperor Frederick, and
that none existed; that the tissues which
Bergman is accused of injuring were in
normal condition, and that the trachea was
opened to the bronchial
Virchow protests against the attempt to
throw responsibility on him, who was not
summoned to see the patient.
Bergman has stated that he does not OBJ
iect to duel with Mackenzie
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20


Among those who approve the Mills
measure, and consequently the admins
tration Of President cleveland, is Mr..
James Al. Constable (of Arnold, Con-
stable & Co.. gentleman who has al
ways voted the Republican ticket till
the star of Grover Cleaveland rose upon
the horizon, and who will vote for him
again because Mr.. Constable believes
that protection does not protect.
1t was not easy to interview Mr.. Con-
stable, in the newspaper senes Of the
word because hei is not politician. A
representative of the Herald however
saw Mr. Constable yesteday and obtained
his opinion on the Mills bill.
OF course / approve of tariff reform"
said Mr.. Constable in reply to a question
"For what reason ?"
81 am first of all, in favor OF raw ma
terial of every kind that enteres into
wool, believing that with free wool the
native feeces will rise instead Of fall.
This will enable the manufacturer of
wooden goods to diversity the manufac-
ture. The product OF the country is al
of one kind, pretty much. Under the
proposed change we can make different
kinds OF cloth. With free wool we will
be able to diversity the manufacture so
to make such goods as are now prohib-
itory in consequence Of the duty.
Snow, the protectionist says they
want all this protection to enable them
to pay their operatives high wages. But
protection does not protect.
1t is not the protected operative who
get high wages. 1t is the industries
which are not protected in which high
wages are paid. Carpenters, black
smiths and masons are the men who
are getting 81 or S. day. The workers
in the protected industries are not
getting the benifit OF protection"
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
The Fisherman Of Naples.
BY ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
CHAPTER XIV


Corcelli's men took up their quarters AZ On
inn in the faubourg of Lorette. AS soon as
they had entered Corceln called for tho land
lord
whats your namem said he.
81 am called IL Cappucino, rlonsignore,"
replied the tavern keeper, casting an uneasy
glance around him.
"Well, then, reverendissimo Cappucino,"
said Corcelli, "serve us up tub Of ola pc
dr'ida, lots of smoked hams and cask Of
wine of Vesuvius. Do you hcar9"
''Yes, monsignore, hear; your lortlship
wants tub of ola podrida, lots Of smoked
hams and cask of lacrymn Cristi.'
"Just So"
"But these things will cost rather dear"
"What does that natterl EGsaEiello. tie
head Of the people, will pay"
"Heym sail the tavern keeper, shaking Lis
head.
Corcelli locked a. his r:us!;et, l.velod i: ct
the tavern nper, and addcd:
"Masanie >, / repeat, Will pay"
The tavcs:l keeper immediately withdrew,
bowling to grou=d.
awe sha leave for the Apcnn.lcs To-
night, you s,oundrels, said Corcelli, address
ing his banL "You can all drink as much
as you like, but those who get drunk will DO
left behind, and tomorrow they viii ae
hanged"
Having said this, Corcelli sa.down and be-
gan to FL his pipe, for he was Great smoker,
in spite of the laws Of the holy C-:hoisn.
Apostolic and Roman Church.
The ola podrida, tie ta.I.s aid tie wira
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Eng1nnd nndIGermanx.

LONDON, Oct 90 --IEis very gravely feared
IN political circles bere that a serious inter.
ruption is impeding in the diplomatic rela.
tions of England and Germany. Quite COM
motion has been raised by the interview that
Count VoDI Hatzfeldt had yesterday with
Lord Salisbury, and Pesaimists profess to see
in the Incident germs Of quarrel between
the two countries, and go so far as to say that
this is the opportunity for which Emperor
William was awaiting to bring about a
rupture OF the friendly relations existing be-
tween Germany and England. Many, how.
ever, condemn as trivial the affairs concern
ing which the Germ an ambassador demands
explanation.
That an irresponsible publisher should
make public paper which he was allowed
to view by an indiscreet physician, is, they
say, no concern Of the government, and the
government should not be held accountable
for 1t. Bismarck forgets thet England is
not Germany, and that no autocrat presides
over the press of the former country. As
for the story of the marriage of Princess
Victoria to Battenberg, these deriders of the
incident declare that Germany is foolish to
take alarm at a mere rumor
If, however, Emperor William is anxious
to quarrel with England no better opportu-
nifty could be afforded him than at present
during the international squabble among the
doctors The people of Germany are likely
to become more heated over the disagree
ment Of the medical gentlemen than the
English, as DIR. Mackenzie has thus far sue.
ceeded in mainly disgusting his countrymen
in his efforts to clear himself before the
world. 1t is possible for an international
strife to be the outcome of the present bitter
feelings, but even those who predict the
worst do not anticipate any unpleasantness
further than sharp words and strained rela-
tions,