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the presiding off,
GERS desk, the
delegates came to
order and prayer
was offered by
Bishop Cranberry,
of Tennessee.
Temporary Chair
man White, on
taking the chair,
, said he was graft
fled with the selec-
ton of a Califor-
mia man for the
position and added
that the pending
political contest,
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THE D CLUB,

1t Is vociferously Cheered as It Marches
Up from the Depot.
Or. Louie, Juno 5.-Tho arrival Of tho
Randall club, of Pennsylvania, was the
event of Monday. As the men marched
under the arches on the way up town
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When the parade %disbanded, after II p.
m, the last single organization in line,
Tammany Hall, headed by a band,
marched to the Southern hotel, their
headquarters, playing and singing the
''Red, White and Blue" A magnificent
display by the st. Louis fire department
wound up the parade.
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Tariff Reduction and the Message,

ST. LOUIS, June 4.-Innumerable dele
gates have been interviewed since their
arrival as to their position on the presi-
dents tariff message. The delegations
Of twenty-five states have already been
seen, and every one has expressed a
strong sentiment in favor of the Mills
bill and a vigorous campaign on the
basis of Cleveland's declarations.
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ROUTINE WORK..

Committees Appointed and the Dakota
Contest Referred 49, Adjourned Till
Evening.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-As Chairman Bar
num of the national committee rose at
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GEN. CLINTON B. FISK. on resolutions was
listened to and discussed, the report of
the committee being adopted almost
unanimously. 49,.
At 8 p. n. the roll was called for
presidential nominations. No response
was had until New Jersey was reached,
when Judge Morrow, of that state, NOM
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Storage Battery Motors.

am satisfied that the gentlemen who
invested such enormous sums of money in
:able railway plants will soon have occa-
sion to regret it. I am as well satisfied as
( am that the q will rise tomorrow
that the only logical street railway motor
. that Of electricity carried on the cars in
forage batteries. I have investigated the
natter, and pronounce at least two of the
motors now before the public as success
nj. Just nov they are expensive, but
he principle Is established. One or two
Years at the most will have brought about
the improvements that will make the cleo
trio motor the safest, surest and cheapest
Of motors. Mind you, I mean storage
battery motors, for anything is to be pre-
feered to the overhead wire system Of
which so much is said. I make the pre-
diction that inside of ten years the cable
system will have been abandoned, except
IN Instances Of very heavy grades, such as
obtain in San Francisco.-J. X. Cum
mings In Globe Democrat.
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SERGEANT-AT-ARMS BRIGHT.

A Selection Which Has Proved a FoItu-
nate and Wise One.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The selection Of
Col. Richard J. Bright, of Kentucky, SER
geant-at-arms of the convention was a
fortunate and wise appointment. The
colonel is a large man, well built, per-
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would result in a victory for the Demo-
cratic party.
The secretary read:
William White, of California, for chair
man.
Temporary secretaries-F. o. Prince,
Leopold Strauss, Of Alabama, and B. L.
Merrill, of Nebraska, Hon. Thomas L.
Bennett.
Reading Clerks-M. T. Barrett, OF New
Jersey; 8. B. Carr, Of Missouri, and e.
d. Sawyer, Of Ohio.
stenographer-E. B. Dickinson, Of New
York.
Sergeaut-at-Arms-R j. Bright.
8. s. German, C. 8. Brice and I. w.
Dawson were appointed to conduct Chair
man White I o the chair. Cheers shook
the hall as White was introduced. He
Said, in substances.
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The President Watches Closely.

WASHINGTON, June 5. - President
Cleveland manifests great interest in the
proceedings at the st. Louis convention.
He remained in the White House all day,
and, with his cabinet around him, read
the bulletins from the convention.
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PROHIBITION CANDIDATES.

Eiske snd BROOKE Named for Participa-
tion In the Presidential Contest.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 30.-The national
Prohibition convention was called to
order at 1926 .. m. by Chairman Dickey
of the national committee. Twelve
hundred delegates and 1000 spectators
were present. John P. st. John was
elected chairman and Sam Small secre-
tary. After perfecting the organization
the convention adjourned till morning.
SECOND DAY
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California Will Nomina,

California Will Nominate Thurman.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The California del
egation has selected d. +. Turpie, ma
tional committeeman from that state, to
make the speech placing Judge Thurman
in nomination.
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THE CONVENTION HALL.
Plan of the Building Inside, and How 1t
Is Decorated.

Is Decorated.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-The entire east end
of the convention hall, above Che upper
galleries, back of the speakers platform,
will be occupied by a large painting in
oil of the capitol at Washington. This
will be about sixty feet long by fifty
eight feet high. On the steps of the
main entrance of the edifice, painted SO
CHAR/EST
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TWO OF THE COMMITTEES.

Names of Delegates Selected to Serve ON
the National COMMITTEES anu tIs COM
mittes on Resolutions.
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-The following is
the committee on resolutions and a
list of the national committeeman that
will be reported to the national conven-
tiOn.
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RICHARD BRIGHT. obedience. Bright
is said to be fierce enough to fairly eat a
man if necessary, yet he is n of the
most agreeable officers of the convention.
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An Anxious Wife.

Physician Ito anxious wife)-we have
held q consultation, madam, about your
husbands case; he ia a very sick man, and
1t might be well to send for a minister, I
think.
Anxious Wife-Wm one be enough.
doctor, Or would you advise q consulta.
ton OF mtuistersi-LHa
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Little Falls & Dakota.

This train runs Mondays. Wednesdays and
FrluayS. *TnI train runs Tuesdays. Thur
days anu saturdays.
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ST. LOUIS, June 5.-The committee N
permanent organization will report the
name of p. A. Collins, of Boston, for
permanent chairman Of the convention,
and he will undoubtedly be selected
without opposition.
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THE second DAYS session

'SD0AoA oPCAOo az
o O'Clock. At 10
o'clock ~subscrip-
lions to the cam
paign fund e
called for, and
about $4,000 was
raised. The con-
ventions then adj
journed for din
ner.
3 At the afternoon
cacSi0u fho ranorf
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fectly confident of
his ability to chan
die" any case of
boisterousness or
any objec
character that may
come to his atten-
ton. His keen
eyes sweep over
the immense gath
ering in a way that
ipsDraa order and
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DEMOCRATS At WORK.
''Their MAJ f;al Convention at
st. Louiss:9'i
Way. H
The City Is Literally Overlooking
With Humanity and All
Are Pleased.
Dakota Sends the Only Contesting
Delegations, with Church and
Day as Leaders.
The Minnesota Members Fail to Agree
/. on a Member Of the National
Committee.
Thurman Probably Will Be Nominated by
Acclamation for the Second

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The city looked
fresh and clean after Sunday. The.
streets are thronged with strangers,
many in clothes too light for the tempers
allure. st. Louis can no longer retain
her reputation for heat in June.
The blare of brass bands can be heard
in all directions a the delegations come
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There have been such things in Eng
land as smoking concerts, where every one
In the audience was permitted to smoke If
he wished. Now 1t is said that singing
In the smoky atmosphere Injuries tia
throat, and good artists will not appear at
the concertS-Chica9o News.
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everybody was inspired to cheer. Each
member of the club wears a high white
hat and a general uniformity of wearing
apparel prevails.
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Minnesota G. Northwestern nv.

VIIIIIIVSVIo TNSI ! NIS
Leave ARRIVE
81. Paul STATIONS. list. Paul.
f8:l0 A MISt. Louis s. Kas City EXP t 1850 p II
t7:Q5 P $50 A N
iChicago, Waterloo & Du-
/ 7:05 p M bulue express. -. $50 II
Randolph, NcTthfeld Far
4:30 p NJ iDaulC & Watcrville acc. Itll:20 AN
Dodge Centre. Rocnsster,l
1870 p MI Austin and Lyle acc. fll:20 AN
Daily ex. Sunday. / ex. Saturday. Exc
Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
A NEW BRAND.
A Chewing Tobacco Which Combines
Superiority In Quality with Cheap
ness In Price.

A Chewing Tobacco Which Combines
Superiority In Quality with Cheap
ness In Price.
Mr.. II. G. Nall, representing tic great
Virginia tobacco firm Of H. 4. Patterson &
Co., Of Richmond, Va, was in the city
yesterday and when met by an ArrEAL
reporter wore smile which was distinctly
recognizable ut distance Of half mile
withou, the aid Of miscroscopc.
Tug ArrEAL reporter prcsuming upon
old acquaintance vcnturned to Inquire tho
cause Of such unScomly hilariiy. Mr..
Nall continued 90 smile aud invited TuE
ArrgAL reporter to share his mirth.
TuE APrEAL reporter never smiles. After
some persuasion Mr.. Nall was induced
81 explain the cause oi his happiness.
"You sec" he said, II am introducing
n new brand Of tobacco especially designed
10 please the southern trade. II Is called
the Jersey brand. Why, | don't know.
unless II u because II IL NJ fragrant M the
lily and m fair 30 look upon. To the
instidious tobacco chrwcr II tastes like
nectar, combining the flavor Of the most
exquisite weed with the stimulating in.
| nucncc Of champagne cocktail. One chew
| Of II will drive away care and aoothc the
| pcrlurbcd mind with q sense 81 bliss which
even opium cannot equal In intro
| dncing II here ! hayo been careful 10
select firm whose extensive business
connections will insure iis sale over a VAT
extent Of territory | hcsitaicd n long
time In making n choice, but finally sue
| cecded IN making an arrangement with
that excellent, cntcrprising and progress.
| siyo firm, the Memphis Grocery company.
consider that by cnlisting them In the
good cause | have made q ten strike, and
| am concspOndingly happy. ! have dis
posed Of the agency for Mississippi, Ar.
kansas and Tennessee 90 tho Memphis
| Grocery company and feel that I have
made n good stroke oi business"
"What about the merits al the brandt
"1ho merits Of the brandt Why, man.
Il beats the world. For the price, there Il
nothing 10 equal ", and II sells like hot
cakes. II you are skepiical ~ 30 H. mCr.
H.. 90 down and Interview the manager
Of the Memphis Grocery company"
To tho Memphis Grocery company tho
reporter accordingly hiod himself The
manager, when questioned. admitted that
be had secured the agency aud thought
we'll Of the Jersey brand OF tabaccn AZ Pc
culiarly adapted TO the southern trade, in
point of superior quality and modcrat,
price. The tobacco, although recently In.
iroduccd, bad already won It's way In pub
IT, favor. and gave promise Of soon sccnr
ing strong foothold In the market IN,
Memphis Grocery company did not hest
tate 10 recommend u 20 the trade NJ ar
article Of superior quality for the price
aud had no doubt that The Jersey brand
would soon establish itself as iayort'
brand.
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PERSONAL POINTS.
DR. Nusox will return today.

DIR. NELSON will return today.
CHARLES n. SMITH has returned from
OcOnomoWoc.
LOUIS KAHN, Of Kahn q Frieburg, has
gone east on business.
Mas. w. W. ScnooLFIELD returned yes.
terday from Monteagle.
o. X. lIoucK has returned from a de.
lightful visit TO New York.
T.. W. MANsFoRp and family will return
from the east Monday evening.
Mus. NICHOLAS WILLIAMS is among the
recent arrivals from Oconomowoc.
Misses MARY AND STELLA Z,NoNE left
yesterday evening Tor -. Joscph's acad-
envy, South st. Louis, No.
/ JoHN II. WooD travelling representative
OF l.. H. Moscley 4 Co., came home yes.
terday TO spend sew days.
c. J.. IARBoRo, managing editor Of the
Little Rock SUI, Democratic paper pub.
lished by colorcd men, is in the city.
DR. WV. TowNEs returned from Louis
vile last evening, where lac has been at
tending the National dental convention.
TnE Rev Il. w. Irwin, pastor Of the
Central Methodist church, has returned.
aud will occupy his pulpit this morning
at II O'Clock.
MEs KATE T. LOCKWOOD returned from a
visit 10 Florence, Ala, last night, aud Is
the guest Of Judge and Mrs. Galloway on
Lauderdalo street
Nsi1oRs on change yesterday J. W.
Pope, Little Rock; J. NJ. Bliir, Little Rock;
Clifton Jones, Montgomery, Ala. q. Pans
ley, IT,, Atlanta, Ga.
WILLIAM II. McGRANN, cadet nj the
United States Naval academy from this
district, is on leave OF absence visiting
his parents in this city.
Wa. HAYDEN, formerly manager Of
Tom Kccnc, Helen Duviany, Frank
Daniels, etc, etc, is at the Peabody hotel.
lie is engaged by the Barnum x Bailey
show, making railroad contracts. After
Nashville they close the season and ship
/ 10 New York.
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FLOATING prop.p,, Losses.

IL would be safe 10 estimate the value o
floating property lost by fire and ice in and
near the Memphis harbor at more than n
round million Of dollars, all within the
memory OF the present generation. A
number u valuable boats, many great
iayorics with the travelling and shipping
public, have been burned here. About
1854 the splendid cotton carrying steamer
George Collier, aud the Mayiowcr, ilnc
81. Louis packet, with one or two other
boats, were burned In the Memphis har.
Dor. The Maylowcr was commanded by
Capt. Joseph Brown, afterwards popular
A. mayorof 81. Louis. In 1854 the steamer
Champion burned here, and later q mum.
Der Of others were lost In the same way,
among the rest the Osccola Belle IN 1883,
the Dean Adams, the Anchor line boats
City Of Chester aud Capitol City, while
the Little Alps capsizcd and was lost In Il
wind squall, and the Nctiie Jones was run
down by the Great Republic. In the latter
part Of December, 1872, fleet Of boats
was destroyed at the landing by ice, the
lisl including the H. y. Walt, Lady Pike,
Undinc, Excelsior aud numbered others.
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LOCAL BREvITIES

I'll Gwyn will sing Nillarrs ave
Maria" at The Second Baptist church this
morning.
A bouque; Of beautiful flowers came TO
THE APPEAL yesterday with the compll-
ments Of 'lhc Farmers Friend
John Trabucco, a south Memphis gro
Ger, was arrested last night 10y Officer Her
man on the charge Of wife whipping.
The fall display at Peabody yesterday
was sumptous and worthy OF the occasion.
II was enjoyed bya large clientele, and
everybody Compllmented Manager Gallo
ways fine spread.
Thomas Mccormick. one Of the oldest
members OF the police force resigned yes.
terday TO accept deputyship under Sheriff
Mcl.cndon. Mccormick was succeed on
the police force by I. j. Cole, an ex-guard
at the county work.housc.
The Christian Brothers college viii re-
open its classes tomorrow, September 3
Instructions in music, drawing, etc, vii
be resumed ~ soon rs possible. II Is
hoped that students will avoid all UNI
necessary delay in returning.
Deputy United States Marshal May, OF
Jackson, Tenn, will arrive in Memphis
this morning with nine prisoners found
guilty nj the last term OF the United States
court Of violating the revenue laws, and
sentenced 10 imprisonment in the Shelby
county jail for various terms.
There will be q conservation meeting at
the Young Mems Christian association
rooms this evening at sis o'clock Also q
meeting Of the boys branch at 3 O'Clock
y. m. All boys over ten years Of age are
invited 10 attend. The usual gospel meet
ing for men only will be held at O'Clock
y. m. All are cordially invited. Strangers
In the city will receive hearty welcome.
Memphis post Of the q. A. II. will hold
n meeting on Monday night, the 81 inst,
at the Office Of Gen. W. J. Smith, No. ~
Madison street All old soldiers and
Others who contemplate visiting Cincin-
natl and Columbus, o., with the g, A. X.
members, are invited 10 attend aud give in
their names. The object OF the meeting
is 10 arrange for excursion rates.
The following report Is made by In.
spcctor Lane, Of the Humane society,
showing the work done during the month
Of August, 1883. Sore disabled mules and
horses relieved, 81: children placed ia
Mission Home, 2; goats relieved, !; mules
and horses shot, 3. total cases, 63. Per
sons arrested, IS; found guilty, %; per-
sons discharged, 3; cases appealed, /.
A collision Of Louisville & Nashville
freight trains in front OF the SchlIz Brew.
ing companys warehouse, corner Of Man
and Auction, created some coinmoiion
Yesterday. Engine No. 5s, In charge Of
Engineer Ashley, was going east nj a rapid
rate with lot Of fiat cans. Engine No. ~,
under the direction Of Engineer Ashley,
was backing up with train oi can loaded
with beer Rounding the curve near Maiu
and Auction, the trains cUllidcd. En-.
ginccr Ashley jumped for his liio and
escaped injury. Nobody hurt. Both 10.
comotiycs slightly damaged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

The following announcement was made
yesterday by the Democratic executive
committee:
"Ohi cial notice is hereby given to the
Democrats OF Shelby county that primary
elections will be held on September TO-
1883, in the country districts, except the
Fifth, Fourteenth and Fifteenth, between
the hours Of and o'clock pm, and in
the city wards and the Filth, Fourteenth
and Fifteenth districts between the hours
OF D and o'clock pm, to elect delegates
TO assemble in convention in the city OF
Memphis on Wednesday, September II,
Tor the purpose OF nominating candidates
Tor the Legislature. At the Same time and
place delegates to the congressional con.
vontion will also be elected.
"Ihc time and place OF holding the con.
gressional convention will be named at
some future day by the congressional COM
mittec. Below will he found the number
OF delegates appointed to each OF the
wards aud districts for the respective con-
NCntiOnS:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
A TELEGRAPH STRIKE.
The Messenger Boys 90 Out in Bod
but Finally Garry tho Day.

The Messenger Boys 90 Out In n Body,
but Finally Garry tho Day.
There was q smallsizcd strike at the
Western Union office yesterday.
The messenger boys have been In the
habit Of receiving their monthly pay on
the LIST Of each month. Yesterday, for
some cause or other, Manager Howard
concluded to defer pay day until Monday,
September 3rl. Tho messenger boys
kicked, and kicked hard-so hard. In fact,
that they all went out ON n strike, and
telegraph business was for the noncc sus.
pended. Mr.. Howard saw Il wns no use
10 buck his head against q stone wall.
and gracefully succumbcd 20 the boys
terms cash. Al 4 o'clock pm. the boys
were paid In full and the strike declared
Oft
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
KABN a. FREIBERa,
Corner naia aud Poplar streets.


Mcssrs. G. J. Fallow and A. 7. Montana,
two well known men In Memphis and the
surrounding country, yesterday formed a
coparinership for the transaction Of the
grocery and wholesale fish and oyster bus
incss.
Mr.. Fallow has been engaged In this
liue Of tmdc for the past seven years
and has handled more fresh water fish
than all other dealers In the city COM
bincd. And his experience enables him
TO provide market which will please oil
his customers.
Mr.. Montana, the popular 1akcyiew
hotel keeper aud fish dealer, Is well known
TO many people In this city and will b. ~
girdcd rs valued acquisition 10 those
who arc In need Of this class Of commod
itipa
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wantedi

Ono reliable merchant In every town trib.
utary 10 Memphis TO knock out all compe-
tition by taking the agency OF the world.
renowned Straiton 4 Storms New York
cigars and Geo. 7. Lies x Co.'S celebrated
Buiios. Your neighbor can't get the goods,
~ We will only sell 10 one merchant In
each town. We solicit n sample order.
|. SAMELsoS < Co.,
Sole Distributing Agents,
Mgmplis Tpnn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

Ladies' fine Kid Button Shoes, sl7j;
sold everywhere Tor $500.
Ladies' fine French Kid Oxiords, $50,
worth $500 pair.
Misses tipped Button School Shoes,
sl.25. cheap at sl.75 pair.
Misses fine Kid Button Shoes, sl.j0,
would be cheap NJ $3.50 pair
One lot misses fine shoes, 10 close, nj
Zoe; these goods cost from sl.00 10 sl.75.
We will continue the sale Of those
damaged Cashmcps at DC and Nc per yard,
for Monday only.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02
KAHN & FREIBBRa,
100. III. IVA Main street.

Our Mr.. Kahn has gone cas-, 10 attend
large bankrupt sales. We must reduce
our stock.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

James Rice, IT,, Of Grecnlaw street,
Chelsea. was locked up at the station.
house at . 30 o'clock this morning charged
with stealing n pair Of shoes and hat
from William A. Robb. Rice has hereto
fore borne a splendid reputation, and the
ofense with which he Is charged j. be.
licycd by bis friends TO ne the work oil
peuonal.spite.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-02

LA word % the wise !, sufficient. then
read no morc local add, but gp ut once
and get . supply Of Gmnd Republic Cigar.
rus aud Builus.