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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-10
HALF RATE LOCALS.
TINE TABLE FOR TRAINS.
Z. q N. Railroad,

DEPART SoUTH-l:ls and 6:25 A. M.;5:lOP. NJ,
DEPART NoRTH-lO:0i and. M: 10 .O7 p. N
ARRIVE FROM S0UTH-l0:0i AN. IS :5O, 10 :07 2. M
ARRIVE FROM NORTH-4:4sA. n. s., $40 P. N.
John w. Logsden, Agent, Hopkinsyille, Ky
POST oFFICE-west Main Street, bet. 5th
and 9Th.
Open for letters, stamps-7 A. N. to6P.M.
money orders-0 A. n. toAP.M.
delivery, SundayB-S:4b tol;l5 ?. N.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE,
seventh 81. near Main.
Open "a. N. toSP.M.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
WESTERN UsIos-Up stairs corner Main and
9Th streets. Mrs. Randlo and Miss Park, opera
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-10
SPECIAL LOCALS.

A. G. Bush has moved his stock of
Boots and Shoes across the street,
opposite old stand. Sign Large
Boot"
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-02-10

For Louisville, Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Route.
Lv. Hopkinsville, L, N, 1924 An.
Arr. Nortonville, ll:2O AN.
Lv. Nortonviile, L. a o.. 1889 PM; 7:ll n.
Arr. Loulsyille, " 1850 AN; 400 P. n.
Connections at Louisville for all pointa East,
and for the Virginias and the Southeast.
No. T.. No. 1.
Lv.Hopkinsyille, Lam, 1901 ?. Nj 1894 A. N.
Arr. Nortonsyille, ca o. l0;55 P.M.; II 20 A. n.
Ly.Hertonyllie, c. &o.r'te lit9A,h,i tila Pm
Arr. Paducah, 4aQA. M; 1915 p. N.
Arr. Fulton, MI. Cen. r. r. 6alSA,M.; s:25 P. NJ.
Arr.Rlves, N. a o. Il. II. T;25 AMI l0;07 P. NJ.
Arr. Memphis, ll;bS A. NJ; faS A. N.
Lv. Memphis, 4.50P.M, $3.50 A. N.
Arr. Yicksburg, l2:Is M; T:l5 p. N.
Arr. Baton Rouge, $3.50 A M; $50 A. N.
Arr. New Orleans, p:lb A. NJ; 500 A. N.
No has Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars 10
vicksburg and New Orleans without change.
Connects for all points In Texas. Arizona and
California. No. has Combination Parlor, Re-
clining Chaira, and Sleeping Cars 10 Memghis.
Round trip rate, Louisville TO Old Point Com
fort and return $500 good until October slst.
Fare one way is Sl7.Oo. Through Pullman Buff
fet Sleeping Cars from Louisville 70 Old Point.
Tho names OF visitors and absentees and 9TH
er such society items are respectfully solicited
for this column. We will be glad II our local
patrons will cooperate with us in making this
department complete social register.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
Jny Gould and the Missouri, Pacific

NEw York, April 20.-Jay Gould's let
ter to the Missouri Pacific directors was
not given out until late hour last night.
Mr.. l.. Ellery Anderson, when shown the
letter, smilingly remarked that il was not
to he expected that the wizard had any
liking for him. 81 have no remark to
make about the drift OF the letter." said
Mr.. Anderson? eve nrc not engaged in
making warfare on the Missouri Pacific,
but we are endeavoring toget the Missouri,
Kansas d Texas out Of lis clutches and to
get the books into our hands. We are
making no war on any person. AS TO the
number of shares held by the gentlemen
mentioned in the letter, will say this,
their holdings will he brought out at the
forthcoming election at Parsons The
question is whether the Missouri, Kansas
4 Texas can be more successfully run than
nj present TO meet fixed charges.
CAS- TO my $50, 600 fee, I" said Mr.. Andcr-
son, jokingly, 81 have not got il yet,
though it is deserved, for worked hard
for IL.
Mr.. W. L. Bull, alluded to in the report,
said: eve have joined with the butch
committee TO try aud get an explanation
Of the accounts aud sight OF the books OF
the Missouri, Kansas Il Texas railroad.
We are looking forward with great interest
TO the election at Parsons, Tex. A large
quantity Of stock will be represented. /
prefer not TO speak about the quantity my
firm holds. Later on we shall show our
hands. We are working in this matter
without bitterness and without i'll feeling
toward Missouri Pacific. We believe a
board Of directors in the interest OF the
stockholders can eprganize matters for the
general good. We hope 10 get some ac-
counts explained II we succeed in our
plan. ] can't say II Mr.. Gould's report Is
an accurate one. don't care 10 discuss
lis DRIFT. Wait till the Parsons election,
on the 10th Of May, and then you will have
some news.n
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

hours all over the city. The masons, the
carpenters and even the hod carriers are
now eight-hour men. Building this year
will not he interiered with. The brewers
strike could also have been avoided il the
leaders of the Central Labor union had
been a little wiser. 1t was lost game from
the start, and the Central Labor union wiz
lose one of its most powerful and rich or
CARNATIONS. ] hope the bakers will take
this Us awarning and will remain at work.
A new labor organization has been
formed recently in This city. II will hold
It's FIRST annual meeting on the first Sun
day in May and will be known MS the
Knights OF Labor Trades council. There
are ten national district assemblies repre-
sented in this city, such as the clothing
cutters, machinists, iron and steel workers,
etc. and in order to make them work
tremendously il was found advisable to
organize the council. The leaders claim
that the council will be able TO muster 90
600 men on the labor holiday September
next, and that it will succeed in strength
and influence the somewhat dilapidated
trades assembly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

America! To attempt serious denial of
such an absurdity would be in itself an
ahsurdity. Even If the Pope had any idea
of taking hand in partisan politics in
America, and deep and dark scheme OF
making the Woman's Christian Temper
ance union means for crushing the Re-
publican party, the most fertile and UNI
licensed imagination could not conceive Of
his writing an cnCyclical letter TO do 40. lie
would have written letter TO some indi-
vidual-not to the public marked it
strictly confidential at the top, bottom
and sides, scaled it with the biggest seal in
Italy and then dispatched deaf and
dumb special messenger 10 America with
the letter carefully secrctcd in the lining
OF his vest Instead Of takingthcSc simple
little precautions, he is represented rs be-
ginning this insidious intrigue by taking
the American public into his confidence.
Well, hardly Some apprentice must have
been trying his hand when this campaign
lie was started. The Pope did write some
months ago letter Of approval to the
Father Mathew Total Abstinence society.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union
has never received any communication
whatever from him."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
PHELPS FOR oulhF JUSTICE.
Senator Pugh Thinks tho Minister 70
England WIN he Appointed.

Senator Pugh Thinks tho Minister 70
England WIN he Appointed.
Washington Snccal to the Globe. Democrat
Senator Pugh treated his fellow senators
on the Democratic side To u surprise to-
day. lie came TO the capitol from visit
to the White house, and said Minister
Phelps was 10 W appointed chief justice
lie made this announcement MS the result
Of full conversation with the President
upon the subject this morning. Mr.. Pugh
explained tn his fellow senators the rca.
sons which Mr. Cleveland gave for his
choice. lie said that had II been nm asso-
ciatc iusticcship the President would have
checrlully appointed Senator Gray, but
that, under all the circumstances, II was
not deemed wise or cXpcdicnt 20 appoint
81 young man, comparatively speaking,
tn preside over these old veterans oi the
supreme court bench. The President cN-
aminrd the field carefully, and he CON
cludcd that Mr.. Phelps was the man iur
the place.
"though Mr. Phelps IL siXty-ix yclr
old, +" said Mr.. pugh, che is well preserved,
and the President remarked that he WIS
the youngest man Of his years that he had
ever known; NJ siNty.six he was really
younger than mnuy men at fifty. Asa
lawyer, he ~ head and shoulders above
many OF the most eminent members nl
that profession la the country. lie Is the
| equal Oi Thurman la all that gOcs 10 make
up the great lawyer aud iurisl. lie poe
Hcss,s all the elements Of qualification
aud there Will bo no Inconsistency Ia hi
presiding over tho trained iurists oi III
supreme bench. llo will not have o. ~
quirc qualifications 10y experience, and !,
me ada that in bis devotion 10 the fund.-
mental principles Of Democracy. Ma
Phelps IL not behind the noble Thurman
| lilo iBa Democrat, aud IN his construction
| u the constitution and IN all other Qucs
tons lac Is qualified Ia take up the dulic,
imposed from the iipl hour lac asccnds lh,
| bench"
Mr.. pugh had some difficulty In satisfy.
| ing some " the Democratic senators about
/ the wisdom II the selection. Several OI
| them had Hct their hearts ON Gray aud did
not want Ia give him up. Mr.. Pugh rather
expected the nomination Of Mr.. Phelps Ia
reach the Senate today, but II did not
come. II Is said that Senator Edmunds
VIII 81 tllNA Wv NNNllUlNllNu Nlh'h lllit
promptly. Indeed, one Democratic soma
tor, upon hearing Mr., Pugh's news, en-
claimed with some bitterness.
80 Mr.. Elmunds NAMES the now chief
justice"
Phelps and Edmunds arc very old and
warm friends
II was stated NJ the White HOUSE, thi.
evening that the President had not vet dc.
| tcruinci upon q successor to Chief Justice
Waite. The prominent mention IT Me-
Phelps name. Ike that Of senator Gray q
icw days ago, arises from the lact that Ia
conversations with senators aud other
prominent Democrats on the subject III,
President has spoken in very favorable
terms oi Mr. Phelps, and invited the opin.
lon % his yisilom ~ 10 his qualifications
lof thc place.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
pc,ro,.. uI,,lnr For, Pound.

LACRossE, Wis, April 2o.-Quiic a sen
sa,ion has been created by the agreement
Of twenty or more distinguished scholars
from historical societies Of Wisconsin and
the Minnesota normal school Of Wnona,
and the university Ut Madison, that the
missing fort on the chart OF Pcrrot, the
French explorer, had been discovered near
the village of Trmpclcloau. Singular
mounds and inscriptions were also found.
This fort, the ruins Of which were recent.
ly discovered 10y surveyors, was built IN
1885 by Pcrrot and his followers ENcaya
tons will bc made aud q complete hislor,
written, making most valuable conlIibu.
ton 10 the State and OF great interest "a
archpolocists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

not only willing TO stand aside in fayoroi hut
also to welcome any one who could render
more efficient service. just at the close oi
the transfer books, however, Mr.. Bull, one
Of the active men in the now movement,
sent 100 shares OF stock TO the transfer Of
flee TO be reissued in the following names /:
Vim. s. Ilerdon, ten shares; J. Montgom-
cry, jr., ten shares; j, De Neuiyille, ten
shares; Simon Stern, ten shares, Il. Elcry
Anderson, ten shares; ". J.. Bull, fifty
shares; and Mr. Merlin, ST., another mem
Der of the committee, also transferred 10
Rudolph Keppler ten shares, Daniel T.
Worden ten shares, John j. McCook ten
shares and W. l., Bull seventy shares.
II is assumed that the foregoing transfers
were made for the purpose Ci qualifying
the persons named as members OF the
proposed now board of directors. II this
assumption il correct, the list, embracing
as il does three lawyers, several brokers
aud the, names Of some who were very
active in pushing the company TO the ut
termost in connection with the income
scrip suit, il ccrtainlya very disappoint
ing one. II has also been announced in
the public prints that Mr. Ellcry Andcr-
son, the attorney for the income bond
holders in the suit referred 10, would be
the new president Of the company.
II IL my duty under these circumstances
TO present the foregoing facts TO You, Ms, il
il should be decided 10y your board to
hereafter adhere strictly to the terms Of the
lease prompt notice to that effect should be
given 10 the board OF directors OF tho Mis-
sour, Kansas Il Texas Railway company,
in order that the necessary financial nv.
rangcmcn,s may be made elsewhere for
its immediate interest requirements In OK
cess of the net earnings Of the road Re
spcctfully, JAY GouLp, President.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
ncrr..n,I,nnrr Tor ncI,n.

Imm The lhllsu.lVhln ltens
Woman Is coming 10 the front every.
where. In the world oi literature aud art
she holds her own with man, while In the
theatrical Geld she really has tho best Of Il.
And now she Is working her way mp In
politics. lisa tough field, but she Il get
ting lhcrc MI The same, aud IN grand
dylc. ia Philadelphia aud New York she
j. being pushed into school boards, aud Ia
Kansas thoru Is no office any too good for
her. IN ono town, Oskalousa, woman
was elected mayor at Mondays election,
and lhe whole city council v made up VI
women. It's only question Of time when
n woman will run for Governor Of that
State. Surely the day Of woman's power
j. approaching. How would II do for tho
parts Ia put a woman for Nicc.prcsidcnl
on the ticket with Col. Fiizgcrald3 We
would chccriully pay her slOO, 900 asscss
mcnt out 81 love iur the sex.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

JASrsyfLLE, Wis, April 20. A dispatch
has been sent 10 Crow Mountain, Mich,
ordering the arrest Of g. II. Wolhaupicr
on the charge Of completely In the scns-
tional Search murder A warrant Is also
out for Mrs. Walhluplcr, who left the city
very suddenly day or two after. The
Search tragedy was the most horrible ever
known in southern Wisconsin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Search, an aged couple, were
shot down In cold blood iorthcir money on
the 9Th Of July last. The Wolhaupicrs
we're In Scarch's employ at the time, and
suspicion fell ON them, but there was no
evidence and they were not arrested.
They left town soon aitcrward.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
ninis,cr p.ndIe,on's Illness.

CINCINNATI, o., April 20.-No intelli.
rcnco concerning the illness Of United
States Minister George II. Pcndlcton, re-.
icrrcd 10 In q dispatch from Berlin today,
has been received by his brother, Mr.
Elliott II. Pcndlcton, Of This city. Min.
islcr Pcndlcion las only one member Of
his family in Berlin with him, n daughter,
and Il Is probable that this journey was
taken alone. Minister Pcndicton's son,
Francis X. Pcnllcton, n lawyer Of this
city, has received a cable dispatch from
Wiosbadcn informing him that while his
father sustained a slight apohectic stroke
his condition was not NJ any time consid.
crcd dangerous, nor Is danger feared now.
This morning ho was again foassurcd by
cable dispatches both from Wicshadcn
and Berlin. A secretary " legation nj
Berlin cables. Continued improvement.
danger not feared. Your father tclo.
guphcd me himself today" Minister
Pcndcion went 10 Wicsbalcn 20 visit
some friends few days ago. His daugh.
ter has been stopping with him In Berlin,
but il nj present visiting friends In Italy.
Minister Pondlcton's son docs not consider
his fathers condition ut all serious.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
MARTIAL Law In .nbn.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 20. Rumors
have reached here Of an cmcuic In Cuba
caused by the action Of the government in
proclaiming four provinces, Pinar, Del Rio,
Villa Clara and Havana, under martial
law. Great disturbances are supposed 10
exist, and ~ the cable isundcr the ccnsor's
control, no reliable news can be- obtained.
Il il reported that three Havana ncwspa-
pens have been suppressed, and also that
the Madrid government would remove
Goyernor-G General Marin nj once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
MI.nnn.In In,IInns-

AmtASD, Wis, April 9O-1hc Indians
on the Bad River reservation became 20
boistcrous around Eastman & Co.'S. camp
yesterday that the shcrilTs officers were
dispatched there. The Indians are trying
10 force tho loggcrr, who are preparing 10
drive on the reservation teams, 10 employ
them 10 do the work, claiming the right 70
do 10. The logs, after bcingcut aud banked,
are under the exclusive control Of the own.
crs, but the Indians threaten 10 hold tho
tpfsa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
THE EMPEROR.

lie Passes n Better Dny-ife u Buncr.
Ing nom Pyamlae.
EEuLiS, April 20. Yesterday morning
Emperor Frederick wrote on a slip Of paper
that be- felt much better. lie ate fairly
good breakfast aud wanted Ia get up, but
the doctors would not l,t him rise. The
results oi the operation of thRchcoiomy
render Il difficult 10 discover symptoms Of
lung disease Tho intcrnitiing fever aud
tho quick respiration are symptoms
strongly In favor ul d. Mackcnzio's belief
that the Emperor Is suffering from
BynmiuC.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
A BOOMERANG.
A Desperate Republican Scheme.
The Pope's Name Forged to Cam
paign Document.
Attempt to Break Up the Followers
of st. John.
The Forgery Entirely Too Clumsily
Done to Pass Muster.
An Encyolical Letter Badly Calculated
to Throw the Third Party Into
the Ranks OF tho Grand
Old Party"

New York, April 20-The HiuM says
The Prohibitionists Of the city had little
surprise party yesterday. The occasion of
it was letter specially addressed to the
Women's Christian Temperance union by
no less distinguished foreign parsonage
than His Holiness Pope Leo Mi, and dis
tributed through the mails 1t gave the
apostolic benediction TO their noble efforts
to destroy the Republican party" and en-
couraged them 10 perseyere by promises of
sanity decorations.
This letter was published in q San Fran
cisco paper, which arrived here Yesterday,
and in the dovecote OF the Woman's TEN.
perance union occasioned quite fluttcr.
Among prohibition people generally II was
read with great seriousness. II was read
critically second time, aud then the se-
rious faces relaxed, and in many cases
there were hearty laughs at the transpar-
oncy Of this clumsy political dodge.
NOTICE THE BAD GRAMMAR.
But here is the letter from his holiness:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21

Grrggs lon Sixth avenue street carl
ihodgbi you got Of ai foHy.Hccond street,
spriws.
Sprgv, do. bot when got up 10
leave that pretty II,tlc thing with a nov
spring bonnet thanked the NJ swectly Tor
my scat that ain going 10 stand herr and
look tired all tic way UP TO the park II
iVtc MY dinner.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
No Mnrn Grna, s,rIi,e..

CmcAoo, H., April 20. There will bo
no grca, strikes here this year" sid a
local labor leader TO Importer last even
ing. "lhcru Is no necessity" said he, 10
renew the llghi ior eight hours. Al those
Of the workinen and traders Who want
them can have them without any trouble.
The building trades are working eight
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
rouY,n.eInss ros,mas,e,s.

Special ~ patch 10 The Appeal.
WAsniNoroS, Apil 20. - fourth.class
postmasier- have been appointed ~ fol.
lows Mississippi - Peter u. Mcsimer,
Hollywood, Tunca county; b. J. Pate,
Sidon. lrilorc county. Tcnncwco-A. T..
Armstrong, Woolall. Knox county.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
Gro.. EarnIngs or ihc al, q. q 5. Fe.

BosToS, Mass, April 20 The gross earn
ings Of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa II,
road for February are ~. O69, 1913; decrease
from same month last year OF ,lG1, 500; net
canning. S2gl. 20S. decrcnsc. SlN6,hD
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
En,irrnn, Rn,- War.

NEw IoRH, April 20.-Although il was
generally understood that Trunk Line
Commissioner Fink yesterday virtually set
tied the emigant rate war, no notice to
that effect has yet been received 10y the
POOLS representatives at Castle Garden.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
HaIIroad I.egisIRlIan.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 20. Tho Thomas
railroad bill passed the lower house OF the
Kentucky Legislature yesterday morning.
The bill provides iorthc control Of the rail.
roads 10y statute and abolishcs the railroad
commission
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-21
PRONOUNCED An ,rsrHpitY.

The Ioios will say in.iti this weeks issue
IN regard TO the alleged cncyclrll letter.
"A ridiculous fabrication hls been start.
ed by the Aha California 10 the effect That
the Pope has written an cncyclieh letter
20 the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF America approving their noble
efforts TO destroy the Republican party oil
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STATE NEWS.

Work is begun on the church plaza,
Laredo.
James BRAZIL came into Kerrville
and surrendered for the fence cutting.
Another heavy rain at Bartlett does
damage to crops.
Thirteen carloads of Tarrant county
fat cattle have been shipped to Chica-
go through Richardson & Hackett.
A worm called the web worm is do
ing considerable damage to cotton, at
Winona.
The sheep interests of Texas are
just now suffering as before the boom
by reason of high freight rates.
w. w. Cox is driving 5000 head of
sheep from Preside county to New
Mexico.
The streets of Terrell are lined with
peaches, apples and other fruit for
sale.
The Terrell milling company is
building grain elevator near their
Touring mill.
A little child of Mr.. F. S. Fritters,
Brackettsville, cut off one of his fin
gers while playing with Ratchet.
The town of Washburne is being
laid out with wide streets and sub
stantial buildings.
A section boss at Trinity is run over
by an engine and has both arms cut
off. He lived but short time.
Everybody is invited to the grand
rally of the Alliance at Plum Grove,
on the Taylor and Bastrop railroad,
west of La Grange.
Walter Rossom, the slayer of an
old man named WEIGH, near Long
view, is arrested and brought to Ty-
Ter.
A monster rattle snake was killed
on Mr.. Weymiller's ranch at Uvalde,
by Mexican herder. 1t measured
six feet and one inch in length, its
body was as large round as mans
thigh, and had q rattles.
Brand burning seems to have been
quite an industry in the Panhandle
during last fall and winter, as dis
coveries of this kind of cussedness
have been made during the entire
spring round ups.
The remains of B. G. Tarver,a stock
man, killed in the Muskogee train
robbery, whose home was in Wilder
vile, Falls county, Southwest of Mar
lin, have been brought to Marlin and
received by his brother.
A grand torchlight procession I'M
der the management of the Cleveland
and Thurman club, took place at
Brennan on Saturday, to ratify the
st. Louis nomination.
Previous to his execution, Conrad
Jackson, the colored murderer, was
baptized in the Brazos river, by col
ored preacher. About 10000 people
lined the banks of the river.
The heaviest rainfall that has fallen
in Galveston since 1871, was that of
day before yesterday, which register
ed from a. m. to p. M; $40 inches;
good deal more than the average
monthly rainfall of that city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-06-19
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