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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-05
Another Di.agrecment.

WAsniSGToN, Sept. 4.-Thc second con-
ference on the army appropriation bill has
resulted inadisagrccment. The conierroes
agreed TO everything that had been ar
ranged by former conference, with the
exception Of the armament provision. On
these the Senate representatives insisted
and the general impression is that they
will continue 10 do 80 until the House has
acted on the senate amendments to the
Notifications appropriation bill which in
cludcs similar provisions.
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The.vI.lbIr snppI, In CrenI..

CmcAoo. H., Sept The visible sup
ply, as reported by the Chicago board oi
tmdc for the week ending September
aud compared with the previous
week. ~ aH follows Wheat. 30, 2Uu.aGl
bushels, increase 2.UpS. $50 bushels, corn,
x, 1880 bushels, increase $4,000 bush.
els. oats, 3.jGi. S17 bushels, increase =
2l5,51G bushels, I've. 2lIp2G bushels, ln-
CREASE ~, iD1 bushels, barley, 1854
bushels, decrease 90. a,S bushels.
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Ln.iInthr MhIrInanI.

NnGAHA FANS, y. v, sept 1.-Two
bodies have been seen In the whirlpool
today which are supposed 10 be- the ~.
mains Of William Robinson, aged twenty.
eight ycas, aud HAIRY H. Wilson, aged
forty Tho llrmcr's hat was found near
the whirlpool this morning. As the two
men w,fr together several days thor, is
little doubt that the bodies seen are lhu8r
ui Robinson aud Wilson.
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Francis Ioscph'- GoodIy Mission.

PisEK, Sept i.-Emreror Francis Jo'
scph, In an order Of the day, expresses
qualification at the bearing Of the troops
on the occasion Of the review. The Em-
pcror, accompanied by the crown prince,
has started for Vienna via Budwcis, where
hc will inspect the damage done by the
floods. His majesty, In taking leave OF
the municipal authorities and local mill
tary commanders, thanked them for their
reception accorded 10 himself and bis
troops. Ills remarks were received with
chpgra
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The Next Governor Of Arkansas,
Has the Pleasure of Seeing His Ma.
jority Roll Up.
The Democratic Candidate Beats
Norwood by 90, 900 Majority.
Latest Returns from Many Counties
Show Democratic Gains.
The Good Old State Saved from the
Hands OF Powell Clayton and His
Creatures OF the Republican
Union Labor Party.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept. 4.-Returns
OF yesterdays State election continue TO
come in slowly. but they are quite en-
couraging, and in many instances show
increased Democratic majorities. Returns
from four townships in Clark county give
Eagle Sl2 and Norwood 400. The entire
ticket is safe in Clark. Carroll county is
safe beyond doubt for Democracy. Re-
turns from Cleveland county show Eagles
majority 347, official count. Partial returns
from Conway county show large Democratic
gains, TIE estimated majority for the State
ticket being 500 votes. The negroes di-
vided, and many OF them voted for Eagle.
Yell county gives between 700 and 800
majority for Eagle and Democracy. In Car
Isle township, Lonoke county, the Union
labor ticket is in the majority. Eagle
receives 6S votes and Norwood ia.
The Gdsette's specials from the State give
the following returns OF yesterdays elec-
ton which are the very latest: Columbus
county gives Eagle l,7l3, Norwood S55.
The vote polled goes against constitutional
convention and license. Returns from
Monroe county, Clarendon township, gives
Norwood majority Of 205; Bald Knob,
White county, large Democratic gains all
around, Eagle 50, Norwood 80; Lee coun-
q solid Official and unofficial returns
from all townships show Eagles probable
majority 1000.
Conway county's majority will be GOO,
a glorious Democratic victory. Fulton
county, Mammoth Springs, gives Eagle 81
majority. Indications are that the Demo
Gratis have swept the county beyond eX-
pectations. At Cabin Creek, Johnson
county, the vote stood-Eagle, PSI; Nor
wood, ST. The entire Democratic ticket
is carried here, but the town went dry
226 to -.
Prairie county has gone Democratic.
Ilazcn township gives Norwood 100 ma
jority over Eagle.
Bradley county returns are all in but
two townships. The Democratic majority
will be b15
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-05
The senate in the Way.

special Dispaich 10 The AppcaL
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Reprcsentatiyes
of the Farmers Alliance we're again before
the ways and means committee today in
regard to the bagging trust The leading
members Of the committee who were pres
ent this morning expressed TO them a fear
that no special relief can be given them
from the trust this season, for while they
think il probable bill can be gotten
through the House, they are afraid the
Senate will refuse to pass Il.
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pEMocRATIc LOVE FRAsrs.
Several Barbocucs 20 be- Had--Tho Amer
lean Nailod.

btNtIul bhihtthfN W nN illAA nc hlNNl@
lean Eailod.
special io The Appeal
NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept i.-Annpc.
mcnts have been made by the State exec
utivc committee 10 have a numbered DEM
ocratic love ioasts and barbccucs NJ several
points In the State after the regular cam
paign shall have been ended. Gov Tiy.
lor will attend all Of them. Chairman
Williams returned today from Trenton.
lie has been going around with Gov. Tay.
lor aud Is confident Of q larger Democratic
majority this ialI than two ycau ago.
Hon josiah Patterson said IN his
speech tonight that thc reports circulated
by certain newspapers lmvluiug thr Nash-
willie impioWl to the effect that ihr
Democracy was dIsll'cg,cl aud divided
were not true, aud they should not b'
needed. lie had been gll over thc State
aud everything was lovely.
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uoIs nndI, Mistaken.

CmcAGo, H., Sept i.HDr. Gray, Of
ralatka, Fla, the Surgeon for one Of the
railroads, called at tuo board oi health
Office today 10 get his baggage out Of thc
iumigator's hands. ifr said that yellow
fever would reach sL Augustine without
doubt In n few day.. and, in hig opinion,
il would spread throughout the entire
south. llo has no hopes ol q cessation oi
the plague until frosi comes in November.
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EiIIcd by n Freight Train.

Special Dispatch a. The Appeal
BRNIS0uAM, Ala, sept A negro
coupler named Goo. Thomas was Knocked
down and run over by a freight train and
instantly killed whilo making q running
switch In the local yard OF the Georgia
Pacific railroad this afternoon.
. Horace Atkins, an engineer oi the Ems.
ley furnace, was caught hya wheel while
oiling one Of the blowing engines today,
and crushed 10 death. Ills head was
crushed aud brains scattered on the
ptuund.
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Americans VAR, n. Lo.dop.

LoSDoS, sept i.-The marriage oi Fran
els Griiliths Newlands, late Of California,
now Of New York, 10 Miss Filth Meal.
lister, daughter Of Hall McAllister, oi San
Raeiol, Cal, was celebrated by special
license from the archbishop Of Canterbury
today In the parish church Of Easton-
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Foreign FLASHES.

- Fnmo icnics that Gcu. B1uIaugDr
hls gone lo Germany.
Count Kllu1ky ihc Austrian minister
will visit rnuru Bismarck ut lwlyr.
urhHTIur shortly
The Pope. assisted hy Abbot rHu' ls
editor u Whiting u history ui l,uuy 100 thu
mmI.n ug,s Particular attention WIIl hu
plid tu tHr period ui Grsufy lHy Great
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GOT A BULLET
For Trying TO Steal a Rldo-A Conductor
Arrested.


Special Dispatch b. The Appeal
BmNiNuuAN, Ala, sept I-This after.
noon ~ the sou,h.bound louivillc& Nash.
willie mail train was leaving Blount Springs,
Jim Coleman, negro hotel waiter, jumped
on the platform oi one Of the coaches,
meaning lorido a little way down the track
aud Get or Conductor Crcnshaw made
him climb down. Coleman picked mp
several rocks aud lot fly at Crcn.
shaw, whorcupon a pistol shot was
fired from tho platform hitting
the negro In the stomach aud woundng
him fatally II Is thought No one olf the
train could see who fired the shot, but In.
formation oi the affair was tclcgraphed
here and policeman sent 10 the train 10
arrest Ccnshaw. The officer however,
took from the train brakeman whom lao
mistook for Crcnshaw. The latter went
on TO Montgomery whore lac was arrested
tonight.
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lot, He is native of Ihllsboro, about
iiity years of age and an extensive manu-
iActurer at Antrim. lie has been mem.
her OF the Legislature and also in the
Governors council lie is at present
president OF the New Hampshire State
Temperance union. His nomination was
secured principally by combination with
Smith supporters.
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The nelh Israel ,ongregn,Ion.

Special Dispatch 10 III" Appeal
JAcEsoS, Miss, sept i.-At thc annual
meeting Of Beth Israel congregation th,
following officers wcro duly elected t.
serve ior The ensuing year lsadorc Strauss
prcsidcnt. H. Strauss, vicc.prcsdont; H..
Kahn, secretary; Zen liart, treasurer
The congregation elected the Rev. A. Moy
er ior period Of twelve months III,
congregation is IN noufishing condition
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The Very Latest News,

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept 4.-Up to tins
hour (midnight) few counties have re-
ported officially since the last dispatches
TO The APPEAL, but enough is known TO
show that the State Democratic ticket is
elected with an increased majority over
lSSD
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I.eL.on. Mss. Tn.es Increased.

Special Dispatch in The Appeal
JAcKsoS, Miss, sept 4--The board Of
mayor ani aldermen today raised The city
levy ifom 10 10 ~ mills. The additional
four mills were made 10 pay ior ,onicn.
pla,ed water works, electric lights, rchool
building and Improvement Ia school syS-
TEN and other improvements,
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wAsmSoroS. Sept Tho bill intro.
duccd by Representative Wilkinson TO
donate 10 the State oi Louisiana, for qua
rniino purposes, certain lands on The
Mississippi river belonging 10 the United
States, has been reported inyombly TO tho
House.
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Norwood Carries philIips County.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, Sept 4.-Thc general
election closed quietly yesterday. No dis
turbances Of any kind were recorded in
any part OF county. The Peoples ticket
was defeated by the Fusion ticket very
nearly 5000 votes. The following gentle
men were elected 20 the different Offices
l.. ID. Pillow, sheriff; X. W. Nichols,
county Judge; J. G. Rcmbcrt, county clerk;
s. II. llumphres, circuit clerk, James T..
Clark, State senator; n. Straub, treasurer;
NJ. q. Turner (colorcd), assessor; 5. l..
Cook, J. II. Carr (colored) and j. n. Dono-
hoo lcolorcd), representatives in the lower
house Of the General Assembly; r. NJ.
Jacks, surveyor Abe Crawford lcolorcd),
coroner. Norwood and the Union Labor
ticket defeated the State Democratic
ticket ., 800 votes. The county voted lor a
constitutional convention aud for license.
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Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
MoREuroN, Ark, Sept l.-This, Con
way) county goes Democratic 10y 200 ma
joriiy. Last year the county gave the
Republicans iOl majority. The Demo-
caais are rejoicing over yesterday victory.
Many oi the negroes voted the Democratic
ticket
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The Fever u, DeIawnrc RrcnEwntcr.

PuLApELrniA, Pa, Sept i-lhc Phil
adclphia schooner Adele Thnckln, from
Havana, with q cargo Of sugar consigned
10 this port, Is detained at the Delaware
brcakwatcr by the United States authon-
ties. having on board several cases Of yol-
low fever. The information u the infect.
cd vessels arrival at the capcs was drt
conveyed 10 the government officials sta.
toned at that point by the crew u the ting
Argus. late last evening The latter had
been cruising around outside Ui the break
water and was hailed hy one Of the crow
~ the 1hackam, who notified thcm that
two oi the sailors on bIirl bad died scyc-
ril days ago from yellow fewer and had
been buricd at sea, and that several others
among the crew wcp' lex with tho luyCr.
Tho government ol'Cun Immediately pro-
ccCdcd 20 the vessel and rendered medical
aid to the sick, after which tho Ihackum
was towcd to the government quarantine
station, where the sick sailors were re-
moved 10 the hospital, Very little iniur.
nation has thus ar brgu received in this
city In reference b. tIc matter. Health
Officer Patterson stated this afternoon that
ho had received no information VI the ar
rival Of the schooner aud knew nothing
about the matter.
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N,,mnnl .,,enrI, ncrnhIIcnn.

WmU l,Nm JUNCTION, W., S.pt g.
Returns from lU, towns give Dillingham;
Republican. 1880. sUburlIofo, Democrat
gslI. S,plyo, Prohibition, 90. scattering
s. The same towns iu 1874 gave l,uuvr
Republican, .l, lps Ecdliugtpu, Demo.
o. iNJ. Stone, Prohibition, jUO
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systematic rorrery 60 the Amount 20
faO. 900.

CrYcNSAri, o., Sept ~ week ago
the president oi the puckworih Building
association detected thn secretary IN draw.
ing au order In favor Of o member for $50,
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mississippi Iloare oT Health Meets.

Special Dispatch Ia The 4. cal.
JACKsoN, Miss, T. 4-Tho State
board OF health met here today at 10
o'clock, there being present Drs. Bennett,
sale, Dancy, Wight, Moore, Hunter and
Johnston. In the absence Of the president,
DR.. lIyar, DIR. Dancy was called to the
chair.
The following resolution, offered by Dr..
Moore was unanimously adopted:
"Rcsolycd, That the State board Of
health hereby approves the action Of the
executive committee In establishing quar-
autinc stations ON the border Of the State
In all directions from which yellow icycr
woull be likely 20 enter the State from the
infected state OF Florida, and that We rec
ommcnd that the same be- continued no
long as in the judgment Of the executive
committee II IS necessary.
ON motion II Dr. Bennett the executive
committee was instructed 10 equip the
quarantine stations ~ as tD put them iu
condition for the requirements Of the ser
vice.
On motion Of Dr. Wight Il was decided
that the quarantine stations now osilb.
lishod are all that arc necessary nt present.
Dr. Jno. i. Hunter WIS elected Nom.
bcr of the executive committee, vice Dr..
RobL kulls, deceased.
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THE WORST DAY.
Forty-Three New Gases of Fever.
The List Records Names from Every
Quarter of the City.
The Board of Health Will Gall for
Medical Assistance.
Skilled Nurses Are Also NODDED at
Jacksonville.
Yellow Fever on Board n Ship on Route
to Philadelphia-Seve Seamon
Mississippi Quaran-
tine strengthened.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 4.-The
official bulletin this afternoon reports
forty-three now cases, making in all $780,
and one death, Mrs. Stark. OF ll0 East
Forysthe street. Total deaths TO date,
thirty-seven.
This has been the worst day yet. The
record has again been broken. The list
records names from almost every quarter
of the city. The suburbs seem especially
infected. No cases 80 far, il is believed,
have been contracted on the south side Of
the st. Johns river. II is probable the
board OF health will call for medical and.
Skilled nurses are greatly needed, those
who have had yellow fever and know how
to nurse fever patients, prepare food for
the sick, etc.
Comparatively few eases have yet APP
peared among the negroes, but il IL get.
ting a fair start in the suburbs, where they
mostly reside.
The Republican county convention, 10
nominate candidates fOr county offices,
meets here tomorrow. No spectators will
be allowed in the hall.
The conference between Surgcon-Gen.
eral Hamilton at Camp Perry, this after.
noon, resulted in somewhat indefinite
promises OF aid from the surgeon general.
II is probable the government will furnish
funds for sanitary work, relief OF the nc.
tually destitute in refugee camps, etc, and
il WAS intimatcd by Che surgcon-gcncral
that a refugee camp viii be established in
the mountains OF North Carolina II Gov
Soules and the State board OF health oI
North Carolina will consent The sur
gcon-gencral declined TO come 10 jackson.
vile TO inspect the field OF operations.
Tomorrow a special citizens sanitary as
sociation committee will begin taking q
census, looking TO systematic dcpopula'
ton of the city.
II is announced that the Florida Rail
way and Navigation company will start d
train TO Nashville, Tenn, via River Juuc
ton and the Louisville q Nashville road
tomorrow. 1t is doubtful II II will gc
through. There Is no Uure outlet wilhou
stopping In camp OF detention.
, 1888-02-10

Slavery, as such, by which men are
held as chattels, nc longer exists in Per-
STA by law, although it is winked at in
the case of negroes or eunuchs purchased
at Muscat or Zanzibar, or girls OCCASION
ally struggled into the country from Cir
cassia for wives. Slavery, such as ex-
listed in the southern states, never has
been known in Persia, that is, SO vigor-
u or so Indifferent to the rights and
sentiments of the slave. He was always
n prisoner of war, or brought from
Africa, but nev a native of Persia. He
was never separated from his wife, nor
were his children sold away from him.
He held rather the position of an under
ling in a household conducted on pa
triarchal principles. At any time he
might be promoted to n higher position,
or entirely manumitted. In the latter
case no prejudice worked against him on
account of his former servitude, and he
might, if possessed of ambition and abil-
ity, aspire to and reach the highest posi-
ton in the civil or military service, a
possibility all the more likely because
such a thing as hereditary nobility does
not and never has existed in the east
S. G. w. Benjamin.
, 1888-02-10

If the throat trouble Of the crown
prince of Germany causes his death soon,
the heir to the throne will be his eldest
son, Prince William, of whom the
Countess o Krockow writes: 1.-THE Ger
mans cannot forgive an heir apparent of
the throne having been born mediocre in
figure and imperfectly formed. Prince
Wilhelm has n crippled arm. The fingers
are mere knobs. IN the Hussar uniform
there is n pocket, and he wears it because
the three fingers of the helpless member
can be hung in the pocket. Otherwise it
hangs awkwardly and helplessly in its
sleeve. His horses are especially trained,
and before the prince is to noun are
ridden three-quarters of an hour to wear
them down. He can just manage to hold
the reins. We were together in a country
house. 1 looked with our hostess at the
fork with which he eats. 1t is of silver,
and not conspicuously different from
Others, but fixed to the under tine there
is n sharp, small blade. What the prince
cannot cut with the one hand and with
this blade he does not undertake to eat.
The right hand and arm are large and of
extraordinary dexterity, but the little
finger is deformed by n growth which the
prince only imperfectly conceals by wear
ing rings up to near h third ~phalange."
New York Sun.
, 1888-02-10

Sometimes fails of its murderous intent.
The insidious and dastardly attacks made
upon the reputation of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters by persons who seek to palm
off cheap and fiery tonics as identical with
it, or the same thing under another
namc,' or equally as good in most in
stances react disastrously upon the I'm.
.principled traders upon popular credulIty
who attempt them, converting their specu-
lations into %ruinous failures. The bittersi is
a pure, wholesome and thorough medicine
adapted to the total cure and prevention
of fever and ague, bilious remittent, dys-
pepsia, constipation, biliousness, debility,
nervousness and kidney troubles. Its
every ingredient. unlike those in the imi-
tatiOns Of it, is of an ascertained standard
of excellence, and while they, by reason
OF their fiery properties, react iniuriously
upon the brain and nervous system Of
both those organs it is a sedative and in
vigorant. Refuse all these harmful imi-
totiOng-
, 1888-02-10

''There are a great many ~fallacies run
ming around loose in this world which
are eagerly swallowed as gospel truth by
a contiding public, " said a prominent
physician. "'Take the popular idea of
chloroform and its effects. The general
run of people believe that it is only nee
essary to clap q handkerchief saturated
with the article over the mouth and nos
trils of a man and he is rendered power
less.
This is a great mistake. The first eff
feet Is to u a revulsion of feeling; the
patient acquires additional strength, and
woe be to the one who is trying the x
pertinent. How quietly in dramatic rep
reservations the victim sinks into uncon-
seriousness, and the dastardly marauder
becomes monarch of all he surveys. But
in real life the effect is very different,
and in my own experience tender girls
have been endowed for the moment with
the strength of men, as a result of the APP
plication of this sedative PHILADELPHIA
Call