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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

THE sad news from Potsdam, on the
18th, produ ced the hush of d cath in Ger
many's capital. The people were quiet
and subdued, and the streets were silent.
Berlin thought and spoke of nothing but
the mournful tidings which the sad morn
ing had brought to. the waiting hearts OF
her reople. A national grief moved all
Germany, because beloved "Unser Fritz"
mas no more.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

KING GEORGE of Greece, on the 14th, I'M
vailed monument in lofty defi1e on the
hills north Of Amphrissa, in memory Of
few men, held the defile against the
Turkish hordes in the war Of Indepen-
dence.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

A QUANTITY Of gunpowder and dynamite
was stolen, on the 10th, from a.store hut
on Arran Island, Ireland. Since then a
number Of tenants have been cautioned
not to pay their rent, and warned that if
they do, they will be blown up with dyna-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

LORD HARRINGTON has written letter
I'm which he contends that the licensing
clauses Of the Local Government bill are
not Of vital Importance, and says that
the dissidents are not compelled to sup
port them as being essenti al to the ex-
istence of the government
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

Mr.. GLADSTONE has issued manifesto
TO the Ayr electors in the form of an open
letter to Lord Harrington, recalling the
pledges made by the Liberal Unionists,
and showing how in every instance they
have been violated.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

A DISPATCH from Pittsfeld, Mass, dated
June 10, says the talk among the New En-.
gland delegates to Chicago in the special
train was almost entirely about Blaine.
One delegate said: ssThey talk Blaine,
but they WON'T vote Blaine in the conven-
ton. know shall not under any cir
cumstance. It does look, though, as If he
would be nominated as the result Of a
deadlock"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

JUDGE GILDERsLEEvE, of New York
City. after hearing an argument, on the
11th, by VIM. NJ Howe, counsel for Alice
Woodhall. discharged the woman from
custody. She Will sail for England at the
earliest opportunity.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

JUDGE BENEDICT. in the United States
Circuit Court, tin New York, on the 18th,
handed down his decision on the apph-
cation for a writ of habeas corpus made
byiBoodle Alderman Henry Jaehne. Aft
er giving a longopinion of the law in the
case, Judge Benedict den led the motion
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

The Supreme Court of California, on
the 10th, affirmed the decision of the lower
court in the case Of DIR. j. Milton Powers,
convicted of the murder Of his wife and
sentenced to be hanged
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

WILLIE WHITE, who claims to be son
of Lieutenant Governor 3. NJ. White, of
California, the temporary chairman of
the recent National Democratic conven-
ton, is backing boots for a living in
Newark, N j.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

A COLUMN of locusts is advancing over
Algeria, Africa, in a compact mass over
twelve miles long by six in breadth. A
panic prevails in the province of Constan-
tine. The valley Of Guelma has been de-
vastated by the nests.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

TIE bill to aid the Worlds Exposition
and Permanent Exhibition of the Three
Americas, to be held in Washington in
1892, and carrying a preliminary appro-
priation Of SIS, 900, was favorably reported
to the House on the 18th.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

THERE Is reason to believe that the re-
port crediting Secretary Whitney with an
Intention OF retiring from the Cabinet at
the close of the present presidential term
Is not altogether unfounded.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

BISHOP THEODORE B. LYMAN, of North
Carolina, will sail from New York on the
Goth for London, where he will take part
in the coming convention of Anglican
Churchmen at Lambeth College.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-21

LARGE numbers of negroes in the Chick
asaw Nation are preparing to migrate to
Oklahoma, where they will acquire land
titles and engage in farming. They are
prohibited from enjoying land rights in
the Nation
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

R.,r ise- ., ,i,hc Clam Conway 10.
pltutc catalogue,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
hustle Economics.

Prom the Troy lTcnnl ircss
The fact that Mrs. Cleveland has dis
carded the hustle has n greater significance
than appears at iirt. What would be- the
result II all the women In the United states
were TO follow her cxample2 Manuiact-
urcrs and dealers have millions Of dollars
invested in cloaks for the fall trade, made
with the view OF being worn over bustlcs.
Therefore. II all, or even a considerable
portion, Of the American people were 10
discard the use Of the hustle these men
would necessarily sustain heavy losses.
These manufacturers ought 10 be protected,
hence We think Mrs. Cleveland ought Il
resume the use Of the hustle, whether she
likes Il or not. "Thc iint lady Of the land
should not bc guilty OF setting fashions
calculated TO iniure and break down OIL
infant industries. Why doesn't COlyal
raise his powerful voice In opposition Il
this fragrant injustice 90 TO American man
ulactunrrHl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
A NAUSE0US ALLIANCE.
1T MAY GO IN GODDESS CHICAGO
BUT NOT IN MEMPHIS.
A White Woman Followed to This City
By Her Black-skinned Lover, and a
Scene Follows-A Suspicious ACCUSE
ton,

There is woman in Memphis, who, II
the stories in circulation concerning her
be true, should be taken in hand by the
authorities and handled according to her
deserts.
The party in question is Grace Otto,
white, recent arrival from Chicago, now
an inmate Of the bagnio No, 80 St. Martin
street.
Grace is accused, and the accusation
seems to be correct, OF being the mistress
OF George Bettoo, thick-lipped mu-
latto, also product OF the "Pork city,"
About two weeks ago Grace came from
Chicago and took up her abode at the
above named place. She seemed TO be
perfectly contented in her new. home until
last Thursday, when negro man called at
the house and asked TO see her. She saw
him enter, and, fearing exposure, begged
the other inmates to tell the negro she was
not in. This they refused to do. The ne
gro was invited into room and Grace sent
for Ten minutes later the woman entered,
il having taken fully that long for her
to recover from her fright, and greeted
the fellow with n kiss. Her reception OF
him shocked the other inmates who left
the room. The door was then closed and
- Grace and her "adorer" were left to them
selves. They talked in low tones for q
few minutes, then suddenly the negro be-
came angry and exclaimed, "Whar's my
chldP' The girl made some reply in a
low voice, too low to be understood. Her
answer must have been an evasive one, as
he again exclaimed "Iou knows dat Use
dc iader OF your chile, and wants tel
know whar is IT,.
At this iuncture the door was opened
and the two were seen embraced in each
others arms. This scene was too much
for the other inmates and they politely
but firmly demanded that he leave tn,
house at once To this the negro replied
Else good rs eny white man dat comes tel
dis house." The girls thought otherwise
and picked up spittoons, chars and Othel
articles OF warfare, when the negro con
sented to leave. The door was opened
and he lost no time in making his exit.
After matters had somewhat cooled
down Grace was asked II il was true tina
she loved the dusky fellow. At first sh,
refused TO make answer, but when tho
question was put TO her again she huns
her head and said yves" "Well," re-
piled her sisters in shame, "ii you are al
lowed to remain here We will travel" She
did not remain.
To an ArrEAL reporter the woman de
MED the charge OF getting away with |
child, but not the report that she wa
deeply enamorcd Of the negro. II appear
that the two were intimate in Chicago
and lived together for several months
Bcttoo was insanely jealous OF his white
sweetheart, and ON several occasions EN-
ployed violent measures 10 correct her
lie did the same thing here on Friday, a
the corner Of Exchange and Second streets
for which the dcpravcd woman swore on
warrant for his arrest.
Bettoo is a bar-keepcr in Chicag
saloon.
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Mnrnlnr 90 rnrner..

Prom the West Point fufum.
Not content with having formed a trust
(which controls tho eastern -four markets,
the 81. Louis Millcrs' association hascallcd
n meeting Of millcn in all winter wheat
growing States for the ayowed purpose Of
forming a combination TO regulate the pricc
Of wheat aud the output Of -four. And
thus we see the ball rolling, gathering
strength aud courage every day, and at the
present rate II will not be long before the
Farmers who raise the wheat aud the con-
snmers II the -four will be brought incc "a
face with the necessity for pooling their
issues, and joining might 10 might, "a
crush out the system which permits com.
binationsio speculate in the ncccSsarics OF
life. viii the laboring masses, farmer
and all, take heed and org1nizoi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

THE we'll known strengthening properties
nj IRON, combined with other tonics and n
most perfect ncrvinc, are found IN Carter :
Iron Pills, which Strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood and com
plcaion.
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One Chickcrns Piano Rosewood Oay upright o,srIang scale
with ' Ss Ia"S' aE handsome .,
Sn5 TSo SSa q S ass a S''" ''"y'
One SSr 5 5 S.i S wight s S i a
od''S'' $ 5' Hs. s" 81 E 5' .: 3 Organ c'"'
S$$a a$$ $ ~ 3$s$ $:s $ IS
'a 'TEaH ss''" \ % S % Ss Sonny
ono "' 0@ Exhibition at w1@a Co. Music Rooms street.
One N; cS Exhibition at L wi1,aa @; "; Rooms ''
Nv" '" oS s % S'; E S @a%a Music Rooms sos Main street '
Two >' ON , sH Sa'a E. &Saa Rooms
Two ''' On s ShS E wi%ann Rooms
One WITH N yc n EG1 f D n % % % S"' S" G"
some Tennessee marble 10000
Can see" a } G, S 's a S 0"'""0"'
One GS sa &a Ss ] S9 @aa% %' street '
One Ege OBJ Sewing Machine style No bent wood cover and kc ~
oncSbTSion at Rogers Massan cos Sa second street
Domestic NO 81 Family Sewing Machine Complete latest style and
on exhibition at Rogers Mu.oa cos sa second street ~
onstoond NG Tns & as Invention S 0"0o
Two Pairs Fine White TnEct-Fur size 2l
Il
-Four All Fine White Baukcs-Ful 2I,
a i rcvcnicn& sog. t
-Four rg diamond Valley" All Wool Fine White Blankets Full size ~
T"ennr r' ds s Hsa Sc coo 20 g s @ street $500
One a'O S ssI at 'SS EeTG I, Company So Main street 100
One Ecs9 ont d1 1 '' the Mc%i6 aI Company low
Two Sets on asE SSa 5 S; , sssy company 81, , ~
One Top G slo " t wsiaoiy company SO Front street
One Oh Sa % Ss %S T% company Front street ''0
s oa s c ag aa 9S ' s . s @S
""''"S Wv On exhibition WssIsG second
One s on % % Ss ri" s, SS "s scat 1000
One Cleveland t on cGi,ca Woods Wood;
One Perfect r"S S pi i"% w Woods $50 second street ] 'O
American Watch 1900
on 4 G. I BYRD a Co.'S, - Main Street
Iadies StCmw Watch 400
On exhibition {. L. Byrd a Co.'S 30 Main Street
Gents Watch. 1000
! ON cNhii n L. Byrd a 30 Main STREET
Hunting American Watch. 1000
! on cNuih a & L. Byrd a Co.'S 800 Main street.
One Gents silver Orcniacc Watch 1900
! ~ on exhibition at C. L. Byrd a Co.'S 30 Moin Street
American Watch 1900
/ ~ IN exhibition al C. I. Byrd A Co.'S - Main Street
Six Waterbury Watches 1900
Clock tFTrnc 1900
O"' ~ ON cTindiion ate i. byrd co.'s 80 Main STREET
One rcautfuI Wood Frame French .:....o. 1900
! u exhibition ut G. H. BYRD A Co.'S 20 Main street
Ono Beautiful Frame tFrcnh 500
Ten Ono-lay Alarm Clocks, 500 each 2oO
/ ~ ~ ~ Onc exhibition jet Palace 30 Main street
No T. each sl7 800
one Manufacturing 80 Main street
Two BuT City Cooking Large No & each 5000 40
ON r1lih % Wctt Manufacturing 80 Main street
Grand Nun City Cooking Stove No S. 'U
on wctcr Manufacturing tomGanys $50 Main street
Ono psoo CEns stove No s...... .. III
O' on ,ii al n wct Manufacturing company Main Street
Ou. Fr,nc Trunk Large and Handsome lGO
on exhibition rs l"YyA 'A Main street
o"0 i~'" "'' or c,hlbiion az Leyys 5is Main Street
Each yearly Subscriber who fails to get one OF the
inc publication of best Literature A full list OF Litcra
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the Most Agreeable.

A. we'll as the most effective mctaod Of dis
polling headaches, colds and fever, or
cleansing the system, is by taking few
doses OF the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs For sale in 30 cents
and Al battles
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
srArlr--vhat docs the word meant


Prom tho Holly tpung' south
Manufacturers and capitalists can join
irus, companies to corner on labor and iis
products. but whcu the poor oppressed
produccrs attempt 90 protect their inter
ss,s or raise their hands in Hcli-lclcnse, 4
line and cry Is raised. Is this ~ II should
80
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uor.Iord'- Ac,d phosphate

NAkEs DELICIOIs LEMONADE
4 tcaspooniul added 10 glass Of hot or
cold water. aud swcctsncd 10 the taste, will
be found refreshing and inviguraiing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

How many people ruin their ,iomHchs ny
.,',tiovins cold dfuls un hot sunIiucr
dsy Wien the, rHuld avoid Hli danger by
aiding ten dtuls ct Augusiu1 biun, hc'
.,dc, Iupltius p delicious flavor 10 theif
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20
EVERY YEARLY SUBSCRIBER is SURE OF A GIFT!

will be distributed those who subscribe for THE MGMm WEEKLY
All old subscribers whose expire
period will be entitled renewal for One Year participate The List of
o at
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

III. rput ihW .sriis 81 Ensll,h onp'y
,n,i.ls D. ~ 80 Wus ai,"nv u'I wv"eIs 'l
this county iINrl Z" "tgiilr ''''
tpi.i. SCI ,u.p.mIc1g "yu'"i Wy 'lh''sN
brewer.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-08-20

tiomt,,rsCrEg = liuuts ilc oil stand
.rd frmoly vii cure a'l mnlnfnl nnd liver
disorders
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
A YOUNG MANS INSANITY.
10 10 About TO Ruin q Wealthy Fathers
Prospects Specializing,

CmcAGo, ILL.,, July li-lt IN stated this
morning that Charles T.. Hess, president
Of the Hess Elevator company, owing 10
unfortunate speculation ON the board Of
trade, is now n raving maniac, and s only
prevented from committing violent acts
by being confined In his residence.
Several weeks ago his father. Ernest
Hess, who is wealthy grain dealer, and
the owner OF two elevators, started Tor n
European tour, and transferred the entire
management Of his extensive affairs 10 his
sons, the younger Of whom, Frank w.
Hess, Is secretary Of the company BE-
sides bank account Of S75, 600, which was
placed TO the credit Of the young men.
there was n large credit In margins re-
manning in the bank. After the father
went away Charles, Il is reported, de.
yelopcd remarkable faculty ~ a
"plungcr," aud stirred up the corn mar.
ket 30 a violent degree. Ills actions ere
ntcd ronsidernh" comment, hut II was
attributed 10 his youth aud consequent
desire 10 show himself lie would wildly
bet 100 30 | that corn would be- -
before Il would Is, and then no would
offer 10 buy In i,0OO. 600 lots and In almost
the same breath offer 90 sell. As the
credit Of the house was very strong no
calls were made for margins, though the
young operator had spread and straddlcd
until his affairs were seriously complicated
and he was involved 10 the extent Of
100000 bushels or more. The open
tTades hc made IA Ia asserted would have
exhausted everything 90 the credit VI the
company had call been made for mar.
gins.
The real condition Of affairs did not be.
como known until yesterday, however,
even 10 his friends, aud then his brother
Frank and broker took the complicated
affairs In hand and succeeded In drawing
out with t26, 600 net loss.
A cablegram has started the father home.
ward. Il Is unknown whothers speculation
caused the unfortunate young fellows In.
sanity, or whether suddenly developed In.
sanity led 10 the speculation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
JUDGE WHARTON coMPLIMENTEp.
Tho Jackson Miss Bar Association
Docs Him Proud.

Ihe jackson lMiss, Bar Association
Does Him Proud.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal,
JACKSON, Miss, July IA meeting Of
the Jackson bar was held at the circuit
count room at II o'clock this morning.
Col. W. l.. Nugent was called 10 the chair,
and L. W. Cist was appointed secretary
Judge l., Bramc explained the object Of
the meeting TO be for an expression 10y the
bar OF their regard for the Hon. T. J.
Wharton, whose term as circuit judge Of
this district is about tocxpirc. On motion
Mcssrs H. shelton, Luke Lea and T. A.
Melville were appointed committee TO
draft suitable resolutions After a short
absence the committee reported the fol
lowing
Whereas, The term Of the Hon. T. j.
Wharton as judge Of the circuit court OF
this district il drawing TO conclusion, and
the members of the bar Of the city OF
jackson desire TO express in some way the
sentiments naturally arising upon sever
ancc OF the agreeable relations that have
existed between them and this honorcd
official,
Therefore be itrcsolved, That the bar Of
jackson recognize in this distinguished
member Of our State judiciary an able,
upright and impartial Judge whose uni.
form courtesy and patient attention have
cndearcd him TO the attorneys and officers
Of his court, as well as aided and expedited
the administration Of public justice.
Resolved further, That committee be
appointed to procure and present TO Judge
Wharton suitable token Of the esteem
Of the members Of this bar"
After flowing tributes to the ability Of
Judge Wharton and the exceptional pur-
ity Of his private character 10y Mcssrs.
Shelton, Lea, Harris, Melville, Calhoun
and Mcleod, the resolutions were unan.
imously adopted and committee ap.
pointed TO present them TO the court at
the next session thereof, with the request
that they bc spread on the minutes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
George BI..eiI Held Liable.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July li.-Judgo Tuley has
rendered an important. decision, holding
that George Bisscl is liable on bond exc.
cuted In 1872 by Bissell, Henry T.. Scelyc
and Joseph p, Brooks. Tho bond was for
500, 600, and was 10 insure the faithful
performance by Henry NJ. Curtis, Of his
duties as guardian Of Stanley u. Sexton.
Sections father left him large fortune,
and his mother died when he was nine.
teen years Of age. This necesitated the
appointment Of guardian 70 take charge
oil young Sections estate, and the probate
court appointed Curtis who was the boys
uncle. Curtis took Sexton into partner
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
A Had Accident.

DrrRoIT, Mich, July ll.-Thc Grand
Trunk limited express No. 8, which left
the depot at 10 o'clock last night, WIS de.
rallied at Mount Oliyet cemetery, fourteen
miles from Detroit. The switch leading
into the cemetery had been thrown open
and the lights put out. Fireman Baby
was caught under the engine, which
turned completely over, and crushed 10
death. The engineer escaped by Jumping
severely, though not dangerously wounded.
The other passengers were badly shaken
M. but mono acrlOnsly injured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
SENATOR HARRIS AT TROY.
He Astounds His Audienco-wha IL
the Matter with Taylor

the matter with Iaylor4
Special Dispatch In The Appeal
TRoy, Tenn, July li.-Scnator lsham
q. Harris accompanied 10y the Hon. Jo-
siah Patterson, ~ per arrangements passed
through here yesterday ON their way from
Tiptonyilc TO Union City, arriving ut 10
o'clock AIN. Al > o'clock, as per announce
mcn,s by hand.bills, Senator Harris spoke
Ia the courthouse to an audience Of about
100. His speech was almost entirely con.
fined 10 the tariff question. His speech
seemed 10 be- destitute Of the famed fie
and enthusiasm When he closed his
speech and sat down his audience was al.
most dumbfoundcd, in ~ much M hc ut
torly failed or refused 10 speak one word In
favor oi the Mills bill, nor did lac oven
mention the name Of Gov. Taylor
The Hon. Josiah Patterson followed In
an oulogis,ic spccchsindonng Mr.. Harris
aud what lac said hut failed to ask
the people to vote for Robert l.. Taylor lac
was ~ dumb ~ an oyster relative 90 the
Governors race. The fact that these two
gentlemen failed 10 mention ~ even hint
at the Governors canvass causes the PEG.
pie a. ask what is the natter lat Il be
said to the credit Of the Hon. H. A. Pierce
who made n short talk after these gentle
men had concluded announcing his can.
didacy for Congress and seeing the injus-
ticc that had been done Gov Taylor. urged
aud pleaded with his hearers 10 vote solid
for Taylor aud let every Cleveland aud
Thurman ticket bear the name oi Robt. l..
Taylor for Governor. To this sentiment the
most enthusiastic cheering Of the day fol
loved
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
HENRY IVES INDICTED
For Embczzlement Together with Geo.
Rtayner.

CNciNSArI, o., July 1.-The grand
jury made H. final report today and WIS
discharged. Fifteen indictments were ~
turned. Oi these. five were for persons In
custody, whose names were given. Tho
other ten are not yet made public II il
generally understood that they include X.
A. Arnold, for perjury In connection with
his suit against the Cincinnati, Hamilton
X DAYTON railroad, Henry 5. Ives, George
II. stayncr aud T.. W. Woodruff. for en-.
bcNllcmcnt In connection with their Ills.
pusal Of securities IT the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton Il Dayton railroad when Snynor was
president, Ives yicc.prcsidcnt aud Wool
run treasurer. hut there can he no dchn.
itc statement made until the indictments
are male public.
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ship with him. The venture failed and il
was charged that Curtis sank $50, 900 Of
his wards money, Sexton Immediately
turned to Bissell and Seclye TO make good
the shortage. Brooks, who was worth
$500 600, had died, and his estate had
been distributed. Scclyc had lost all Of
his means, and this left Bissell MS the only
financial responsible man ON the bond.
As Curtis deialcaion has never been
made good, the decision sticks Mr.. Bissell
ior over $500 Bisscll will appeal from
Judge Tuley's finding.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
OBITUARY.
DIR. oeo. W. ncAIplne. Of Helena.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
HELESA, Ark, July li.-Dr. George W.
McAlpino died here last evening, at 7
o'clock, Of bilious fever, after lingering
illness. lie leaves wife and two chill.
drcn, one Of whom Is the wife Of Judge
+. w. Nichols. lie had been prom.
ncnt physician In Helena ior tho last
thirty,Gyc years, and was well known and
greatly respected and honorcd by all
Classeg of citizens
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-15
scnIIr, VIII No, sell.

LScoLS, H., July l4.-Landlord Soul.
ley's agents deny the report that their
employer Is about TO sell all his Illinois
estates. They cay that the management
Of the land goes on as before, except only
boing made in the matter Of the taxes,
which are now no longer made a separate
mari of the rent, but the rent Ia adjusted
10 meet the requirements Of the law In
tbat regard.