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j. MILTON TURNER.

Mr.. J. Milton Turner, ex-Minister to
Liberia, citizen Of Washington and a
lawyer OF respectable standing, made a
speech last night for Cleveland and Thur
man at Hebrew Hall before very
appreciative audience. II was, in re-
spect OF the matter as well US manner
Of II, good speech, the speech
OF an honest man, Of man OF
ability, who is as earnest as his conyic-
tons Of duty in the support OF the Demo-
cratic platform and the Democratic nomi-
nees. We make room for fair synopsis
Of II in another place, and only rcgrett that
the pressure OF advertising prevents our
giving II verbatim. What VIC do give
will satisfy our readers OF the inieg-
rity Of Mr. Turner, as he satisfied
all those who heard him last night.
lie is one OF the most distinguished
leaders Of his race and because Of his de-
votion to the negroes is entitled TO speak
for them as ono with authority. lie knows
those Of them especially who are citizens
Of the Northern mud Northwestern States,
has spoken With thousands Of them
face to face aud is, therefore, able
10 predict that they will largely
support Cleveland and Thurman, jus
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IN INDIANA.
nr. Carlisle Opens rri- Canvas. st Terrs
Haute 60 % mig Crowd.

TKnRE HATS, Ind, Oct. 27.-Mr. John
q. Carlisle opened his canvass In Indiana
this evening. speaking TO an audience Of
5000 people A lengthy torchlight pro.
ccssion and CLEO club singing postponed
tho spccch-making until o o'clock. lie
concluded his superb speech by saying
that Mr. Mckinley says our foreign
market IL snaru and dclusion. During
tho last year We have exported
over S700.OO0,OOO worth Of products,
which II required, according 10 the
census Of 1880. 100000 American labor.
crs TO produce. The speaker then took up
the wage question, showing that American
workingmen received higher wngcs here
In the unprotected industries than they
did In foreign countries In the same class
Of work. while they received very little
more proporiionalcly in the projected
classes.
lie closed by appealing 10 the farmers 10
assert their rights In the matter OF the tar.
IN, which, lac said, was discrimination
agains. them in favor OF capital.
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RATTLlNo ON THE RAIL.
The Twelve Temptations" Travelling nc
the Rate OF over 90 Miloa an Hour.

The Twelve Temptations" Travelling at
tho Rate OF over 90 Milos an Hour.
"The Twelve Temptations" with oil 81
It's paraphcrnalia, pretty coryphccs, pr.u.a
danscuscs players and scenic effects, went
down the Illinois Central railway NJ
O'Clock this morning. and the tram ga
which II travels Is now lying through SPACE
nj the rat ol over ii!ty M les an hour. 1
special train oi live ctN WIS chartered nj
cost of 600. an the slinulations were
that the space Of ijj tales between Mein-
phis aud New Orleans mus; he inycn~'i
IN eight hours. II the train goes through
n agreed. il will he the fastest time over
made south OF the Ohio river. The com.
pany IL 10 exhibit tonight NJ thc.-si,
Charles iheatct, New Orleans, aud II mus.
reach there In time 10 have the scenery
put In place, q rather heavy job, ~ 10 fills
the stage oil theatcr 10 the exclusion of
all other. In this city every vcsiigc 81
scenery belonging to the thcaicr was rc.
moved before the company arrived, and
the same will be done at the -. Charles.
where several houn will be occupied in
putting mp the scenery necessary 10 give
a performance tonight.
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cuAuNcEy. uE mas You.
How the swcii New Yorker Tried Ca
Crawl Out.

SYRACUSE, n. ", Oct. 27.-Chaunccy
NJ. Depew. who addressed an immense
Republican meeting herr tonight, was
aitcrward shown the Associated Press ~.
port Of Posmaster-Genetal Dickinson's
speech at Grand Rapids. In which he says
1--WE have the words OF Chaunccy NJ. Do
pew that Blaine would be Secretary Of
State Ia the event OF llarrison's election. Z"
On looking the dispatch over. he smil-
ingly remarked: "What did say was,
not that Mr.. Blaine would lie Secretary OF
State IN the event Of Mr.. llarrison's cleo.
ton, bot considering his position In tho
parry, that Mr.. Harrison could not escape
nor Try TO avoid rendering him the position.
What Gen. Harrison would do ho has
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lie Len IIoon IN Had shape.

HILIsDALE, Mich, Oct. "a. Charles w.
Waldron, the banker, who recently fed,
leaving +. l.. Koon, his partner, badly in
the lurch, had, By means Of the firms
notes, etc. which he noated placed Mr..
Koon in shape to lose about $4,000. Mr..
Koon has already paid about $4,000 out
Of his private funds. Now Waldron, in
letter, offers 10 pay the $4,000 now on.
standing II satisfactory arrangement car,
be made-one which will not make Wald1
ron a law breaker. In order 20 make this
arrangement Col John Atkinson and
Harry G.. Thurber, OF Detroit, will leave
for Europe today. Atkinson is Waldron's
attorney and Thurbcr goes in the interests
OF Mr.. X con.
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The SEMINARY missionary Alliance.

BosToN, Mass, Oct. 27.-The session OF
the Inter-seminary Missionary Alliance
opened today with devotional exercises.
The opening essay was by Mr.. w. l..
Curtis, of oberlin, on the significance Of
the crisis in Japan. Brief remarks on the
mission work in Japan were made by the
Rev. w. c. Kitchen, the Rev. c..
Green and the Rev. Dr. Moore. The Rev..
Charles Dodd, OF Hamilton, read paper
on "What OF the Seed That Has Fallen
on the Islands Of the Sea?" lie sketchcd
.he efforts and the fruits Of the missions in
Polynesia, Australia, New Zealand and the
Sandwich and other islands, showing the
great results which have been wrought
within the present century. The great
success Of the missions in the lliwaiian
and New llchrides was set iorthin a strong
light. In Polynesia there are 100000 ma
tive Christians, yet there is much that re.
mains TO be done.
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FIVE HUNDRED NEW SUBSCRIBE
ERS FOR nTHE lPPEAL.n

EIto ron NE al b1I
The new subscribers TO TnE WEEKLY
APPEAL came last week few over five
hundred strong and they came, most OF
them, with kind, good words OF cheer aud
Endorsement gratidcd TO know that 80
earnest Democratic paper and one 80 in
dependent in all things, was growing in the
public esteem. We regret we cannot
find room for all these kind expressions OF
admiration for the course OF THE ApPEAL.
They would be instructive to our readers,
especially to those who measure the use
iulness and strength OF great organ Of
public opinion by their miserable aims
that end in self" They would show that
TnE ArpEAL is indorscd not only
for lis pure Democracy and undefled,
but for its vindication OF the rights
of all classes and their freedom each from
the others control Whatever helps 10
freedom in hade, whatever tends TO lessen
tho restrictions that hamper commerce,
whatever helps in the cheapening Of
money, whatever helps the farmer in his
desire TO Tree himself Of the shacklcs that
bind him, that Tm ArrEAL advocates,
and heartily, every day. The humblcst
laboring man finds in lis columns an out.
spokena and fearless advocacy, and 80 do the
toiling mechanics 10 whose skill the Re.
public owes so much Of its growth, It's
progress and It's greatness, Liberty and
equality before the law, the greatest good
Of the greatest number. the rights Of the
States and the pcrpctuity Of the Union are
the chief planks in the platform on which
TnE ArrEAL contends for widespread
aud increasing constituency in Arkansas,
Alabama and Mississippi as well as Ten
nessce.
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What Mr. hazard SAYS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Elm reply to an
inquiry A. TO what steps have been taken
In regard 10 the letter Of the British mix
isler Secretary Bayard said today 1--WE
simply laid the facts at once, and rs n mat.
ter Of course, before our minister nj the
court Of 81 James, 10 be communicated
by him TO her majcstys government"
In regard To the cable dispatch Of this
morning, stating that n IMPORT Is current in
London that Lord Salisbury iavors the re-
call Of I,onl Sackvillc. the Secretary said:
That Is merely u London rumor OF which
| know nothing"
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mands his attention, he will not be able to
speak at Newbern on the Goth, or Dyers-
burg on the 30th, but he will be at Ripley
on Wednesday, the 3lst, where, no doubt,
he will find very large gathering Of DEM
ocrats ready to give him hearty greeting.
Mr.. Bond has been doing good work
during the canvass and has everywhere
made friends as well equipped and will
ing worker.
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gIIE sAcKyrLLE ArrAIn.
Miaisfer Phelps Chooses Hatfield After
Lord Salisbury.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Sackvillc letter
incident has caused considerable stir in
diplomatic circles.
Mr.. Phelps, the United States Minister,
has gone TO Hatfield house, Lord Sails
bury's country residence in Herliordshirc
TO see Lord Salisbury. lie called lint At
the foreign office. aud finding the Prime
Minister gone, ho Immediately followed
him to bis country seat.
Il is said that Lord Salisbury iavors the
retirement OF Lord SacKvillc.
The officials nj the United States lega.
ton are extremely rcticent on the subject
OF the SacSville affair.
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-APlTRIOrIc DEMONSTRATION


The reception accorded President Cloyc-
land IN New York yesterday was, not
wlthsmnding the exceeding iuclomency Of
the weather, very imposing affair Fully
1900 men marched in the procession
tina, was reviewed 10y the President from
the grand stand erected on the Fifth
avenue side ol Madison square, 1900 Of
the best lawyers aud business men Of the
great city, who tumped the whole
two miles from Wall street TO the
reviewing point through mud and slush
aud In the teeth OF drcnching rain and
with the utmost good humor, and all for
love Of the undying principles that first
found formulation at the hands Of Thomas
Jcncpon. Inc Republic can afford no
moro rcassurlng sigh, than this army Of
men, many Of them worth millions, march
| ing with the banners OF Democracy, eager
and Loyalty enthusiastic supporters Of the
political party that Is for ''thc great
est good Of the greatest number"
No other country under the sun
can parallel No stirring aud convincing a
proof tina, In the hearts Of the people, rich
and poor alike, there Is a heartfelt loyalty
ior the United States, their free Consiin-
ton, with all IT, glorious guarantees, and for
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charge Of the negro headquarters in New
York City, says that 100000 negroes in
the Northern and Northwestern States
will vote for Cleveland. Four times that
number Of those at the South should also
vote for him, and would do it but for the
baleful influence of the Republican lead
ers, strikers and managers.
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...,s., ca.aa .. candidate.

CnicAoo, ILL.,, Oct. 2I.--ChaIlcs 9. Mar
tin, who left the city about two weeks
weeks ago. taking with him considerable
amour, Of money belonging 10 The Ciu'
zens' building aud Loan ~sOcia,'on' has
not yet been heard from. u Il known
that he has since sent q letter TO liis WIG,
but she prcionds utter iuiOrncr as 10 W
present whereabouts Tho sXpFs VINO
have been examining the books ~ ilic a.,
sociatiun claim that instead NJ >j'usp ~ ~,
at tint supposed. Martins shortage WV
amount 10 between $1,000 aud slD,VVV'
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sir Menr, singer Heating.

''Sir Henry singer Heating, vi died At
the ripe age Of cighiy.iour, belonged en-
urrly 10 past generation Of lawyers, and
lived lons enough to be almost entirely
forgotten" SAYS tie London IIor'd. Gle
was pains,aking Judge but his deafness
inicricrcd somewhat with his usefulness In
the ycsrs which Immediately preceded his
rctinmrnt. The writers OF his obituaries
seem TO have one and all forgotten the fact
that he was the legal assessor called In bv
DR.. Tcmplc, ~ bishop OF Exeter, who
pcnncl the Judgment founded on two or
three visitation articles Of Edward Wis
reign, which condemned the Exeter rs-
rcdus anil the u.c Of images within the
chnnccl. Tho decision was oycrruled by
the prvy counrll hut the bishop OF Lon
don has ever since been very chary about
giving q decision himself on any vague
point Of Law " rital.
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Death in ceur, Plaster.

~. A. Icnkina % ihc Annal' Of surgcfT.
Isingla-s court plaster Is material most
plcnicously pregnant for evil. IL fur
nishcs an ideal atmosphere and pabuluin
for bacteria, aud hrs scnt many an I'M
fortunate 90 the ground II IN question
able whether II can bc disinfccicd ~ NJ TO
bo safe. rhlcgmon, pseudo and true
ctysipelas are IT, mos, usual companions;
It's most frequent victim being tho accom-
modaling aud otlcUus pcnon Tor his
fricnds) who carries h about his person
ior omcrpcncics. anil who dispchscs !, with
a click aud n stick"
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,rno,,,me,,. tor t,udl,In,cs,

The ncinocmuc Executive Committee has made
appointments cor thc Democratic uumlnrcs iuf the
lcEislatur, a. meet the people 90 ihc county AMI
diacus he issue of The duy Ia the follow ing orlcf
VIZ.
IA Thru aud Fourth Wards on The blum Mon
DAY, OrtuiFr -. 40 nm
~ Tenth Ward corner Main and South sifcCts
Tuesday. u iuhsf W stupm.
~ seventh Nnpl. Matt @nlilt's grocery Orleans
Itfrat Mvlursilny October a. 5upm
a. Pint Wand. corner Main unl Jackson streets.
Thufsd1y. Notomlsr I. 80 pm,
n second Ward Coufi.housc. Friday. November
9. anpm
"a liuh md sixth Wards ncalc street Market,
fnurihy November s.'up.m.
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TuE pressure upon our advertising
columns this morning Is NO much additional
proof Of the high place TnE APPEAL occu.
pies in the public confidence. Owing to
the continuance OF this pressure, we have
been compelled TO publish a supplement
every day for the past three weeks
at a great additional cost, but We are
determined TO meet the public demand,
aud at any expense TO be equal TO our
promise to publish the news Of the day
from every quarter Of the globe. But
there Is another view 10 take Of this press
urc Of advertising. II Ia plain proof to
the outside world that Memphis is still
marching on. that her business mon aw
still thrifty and cnicrprising and that she
Is still away up nj the heal Of the coli
umn Of tho most promising cities in tho
Unica.
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srcmrAnY BAYAHp, no doubt under In.
siruciions from the President, i pursuing
the matter OF l.opl sackullc's indiscrcci
letter, aud IL was unnorcd In London ycs.
icrday that the Marquis Of Salisbury had
determined TO recall poor Sackvillc, who
Is the victim Of the duplicily and malig.
nancy Of the Republican managers Of the
Blaine Harrison campaign.
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CHURCH DEDICATION.
Today's Services at the German Luther.
an Church on Third eiraet

FVuHy y U"TFFNNH NJ NIIN NUI TIIIIII IlNETTWT'
an Church on Third Street.
The rcmodeled German Evangelical La.
tberan church building. on ThIr! street,
between Court and Jefferson, will be dcdi-
Gated today. Tho morning dc,licaiory scr.
vices, at 1890 O'Clock, will be- in German.
conducted by the Rev. II. Sleek, Of -,
Louis. In the afternoon, at 3 o'clock, thq
dedcatory services In English will be- held.
conducted by the Rev. q. y. Obcrmcyor,
Of Little Rock. All Americans are invited.
In the evening services will again be In
German, under direction Of the Rev. J.
q. Pnaniz. During these interesting and
sacred exercises, a well trained choir and
tho congregation will render delightful
hymns and anihema.
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FORTY-SIx NEW CASES
And Four Deaths at Jacksonville-The
Financial Report.


JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct 2L-The spe-
cial committee today made final report
to the Citizens Auxiliary Sanitary associa-
ton, showing the receipts and expendi-
lures up to and including October 20.
This shows the total receipts, MS follows:
Donations, S309,537; membership fees,
S2G6; reimbursed by the United States
government ON account of sanitary
work, s2,532.l5. Total, $3l2, 376.1l. Total
expenditures S2l0,65i.24, leaving a 10
ance Of Sl0l, 72l.S7. OF the expenditure
S54, 900 has gone for relief, Si3, 900 for Wis.,
iting physicians, nurses and their ex-
penscs, $1,000 for sanitary guards. $4,000
for aid OF other cities, and the remainder
for the hospitals, supplies, transportation,
etc. The uncertainty Of the continuance
OF the epidemic makes any estimate of
future needs very difficult
Official bulletin: New cases 40, deaths4.
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Tur Pancll suit against me London
Tina was called up IN one OF the Scottish
courts In Edinbug yesterday when mo.
lions to fix tie jurisdiction II the court In
the case wcrr offered by counsel
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" Is faid that II both parties are rich
In respect. marriage b. not failure. To
our mind IL would bo almost ndul,crous
without affection, Wiihou, love. Love
alone cousccmics marriage.
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neither told nor indicated to me, and
whether Mr.. Blaine would take the place il
rendered him is question OF which l
have some doubt am quite sure, hossss
ever, that had Mr.. Blaine been Secretary
of State last week, the West incident
would, within twenty-four hours, have
been fatal British accident"
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ahc state al Iarrc-Alhcri s Marks, OF Fmnklin
Josiah Patterson, OF shelby.
First District-H y. Hughes Of Claiborne
Second Dlstrict.-Gcorge T. VOC, OF !Gucr,on'
Third Dstrict-Wm. a. Murray 81 Warren
ynurth Dlsirict-W NJ Hammock, OF Trousdale.
iiuh District-W. c. Houston oi Cannon.
sixth District Eli =. Morris, ofDayidson.
Seventh Distrlct-louynoy Riy9n, 81 ulic@
Ilphth Dlstrct-R. +. Cole, OF Henry.
Ninth plstrlct-Fmuk T. Bond, oi haywood
Tenth pistrlct-Hnrry N. Hlll. Of Shelby.
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srEArEa CAHiislE made telling speech
10 the people Of Tcrrc lIauic, Ind, ycsicr-
day. lie has bcon and IL doing god
work Cor the National ticket, even to the
neglect Of his own District, where the Ry-
pu6lcans ar doing MI that Is possible To
them 10 prevent lois ~ election.
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Democrs,ic Electoral Amendments.

The Hon. Josiah Patterson, Democratic clccior
for the state nj large win address the people on
the political issues nj the following times aud
places
Henderson, Monday. October ~.
snmrryilc. TUESDAY October "a.
CovlngtDn, Wednesday. October ~
Arlington. Shelby county, Thursday November /.
Caployic shelby county, Friday. November ?
Colllenille. shelby county, Saturday, Noyom'
her
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Mn EpWiS :. Noutr, one IT the prin.
cipal proprietor, Of the III Rapids Mich
Iron Company, has written letter 10 ~,
Pre- Pres, declaring that a protective laHa
on iron IL unnecessary; that be doesn't
need II, aud that II would BE- better ior the
manufacturers Of iron themselves to have
u removed.
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pn.imnsirr- Annnini.d.

WAsniSGroS, Oct. 27.--Postmasters APP
pointed today: Arkansas-W. +. Lady,
Dosy, Lawrence county; T. b. Goldsby,
Groveland, Lonoke county. Tennessee
w. j. Smiley. Belfast, Marshall county;
X. S. suttle, Hillside, Marshall county; j.
4. Webster, Wes,crville, Granger county.
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Cav Marks Appointmcnts,

someryillc, saturday, Ociobcr2L
bolivar Monday. October ~.
jackson, Tuesday, october %.
Nllnn, "Wednesday October o.
Humboldt Thursday November.
Townsville friday, November ..
Memphis Saturday. November 2 lnigho.
Trenton, Monday, NuyCmbcr5.
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New York Ciiy's Registration.

New YORK, Oct 27.-The registration
in this city today was 33,0l5, making a
total Of 2sG,5i7 for the four days. The
fourth days registration in 1884 was 49,
GIG, and in 1887, 43.272. The totals by
years are; 1884, 240,SO7; 1885, 2l5, sos,
1886, 235, 696; 1887, 233, 436.
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FOR THEIR FRIENDS AND PATRoNs
An Ornamental and useful Card by tho
Tracy Printing Company.

An artistic and timely Job has Just been
turned out Of the Tracy Printing COM
pany's establishment II lisa i0xi2 card,
lavender and gilt, with full blown and
most beautiful tea rose In the upper right
hand corner, the lower half occupied by q
neatly gotten up and accurate list Of fro
alarm boxes, sixty.nino In number. Tho
card Is intended for graiuiious distribution
among the firms friends and customer,
tho idea aud elaborate design being
originated by the general manager. Gen.
Peter Tracy. II Is both ornamental and
useful.
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No Room for Mr.. johnson.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

bIIVUIHI DIhIhdtVH 10 IHU ApTVHl
JACKSON, Tenn, Oct. 27.-The Repub-
lican side-show, J. @. johnson, Prohibi-
ton candidate for Governor, and j. A. Tate,
elector, spoke to a small crowd in this city
today. Some OF the audience listening to
the arguments while, left in disgust.
These mischief-makers are on cold trail
here and will receive but very small
vote in this county November 9.
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and quiet at the latter point. Futures
declined TO points at New Orleans, ]
to points at New York and to 8 points
at Liverpool.
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Mn G. r. lIooXrn JR., Who IA making
speeches Ia the Seventh Mississippi Dis.
tfci for his father, IL sanguinc Of succcss
but still u anxious that the voters should
manifest some interest aud ~ To the polls
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" every Democrat does his duty by his
party ON the oh Of November next the
whole Democratic ticket will he elected by
triumphant majority.
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AL,p.h,ns In obIon County.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct H.--Hcnry
Jones, a negro, was lynched by a mob at
Woodland Mills, Obion county, last night.
Jones had murdered n white man In cold
blood Thursday night.
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Mn fn,NE T.. BoNn. Of Brownsville.
Democratic Elccior for the Eighth District,
writes Tilr ArrE,L that owing 10 a case m
the Circuit Court that impon,ivcly de-
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lAomphl. sirnal onec nspnrtl
Argifns. 1ouu oct. ~, issA
Time lar Tenn Hum
? n ilstssf.laHs RI ~
4 fl w ~ 80
Maximum Temperature. aa minimum tcmpcm
tufc $50 minfall o1 ospnc. l. rfcr gauge MAD
Inn a 4 Ia IN % flsnua
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THE WEATHER.


wAmSGUN, OF -. SPIN, iSN
r. Fur Alabama. fair wuuncr fputhgrly
winds.
r Dor Arkansas Mississippi and eastern
Texas Iishi mins un the c'nst aif In the int.
riur warmer souihNoriy winds
For Tcuuc,acc aud IclmCky lnlE warmer
westerly wiuda
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uariiennn County

rut the scnatc--T }. HAnNnliL
Tot the Lower llousc-W 4. CARuTllERS
Tor nnlior-t. A. STAtNnACk.
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Inycite County.

Tor state ecnator--j. u DORTCH
Tor floatcr--C A. STAlNnACk.
Tor County Representative WILT SllftfoN.
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IinInn NomnIN.

Tor state SENATOR. ". pOkrClt
Dor County Representative. g.. MuoRL. sh
Tor Eoatcr- john X HEAD.