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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

THET say that Andy Felt IL the
ouiy orator on the state ticket.
Whst's the matter with Tim Me-
CaTthys
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

EX-GOvERNOR PORTER, Of Indi.
aaa, positively declines TO be con-
sldered as q candidate for the
gubernatorIal nomiRntlon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

rHE Ellis Headlight suggests the
following campaign stanza:
Nhen asked what pari be halls frofu.
Oar etle reEpouse shall he.
He o. the reople's candidate.
And his name o. Humphrree.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

RILL HACKNEY, the Winfield
statesman, received = sunstrOke
Monday, and lies seriously 10 at
his home. The dispatch snnounc-
inR the event informs us that his
ease ''seems to be a complete ex-
haustion following the senator's
excessive work last week at the
state convention and elsewhere"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02
New Cambria Chatterings.

A DRENCHING rain in Cove cou6-
tn Tuesday is reported.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

rHE Mcpherson Republican Of
saturday contains an account Of n
Labor Union meeting, which occur
ed that day, aud which the ReDab-
iioan prOnounees the largest pOliti-
cal gathering which has yet taken
place ct Mcpherson. A. ]. Streeter,
she candidate Of the Union Labor
PARTY for president, was present
and made an address. Canton, the
mother Of the party in that county
had 3 large representation present.
A county ticket wss nominated, as
follows:
a. Lyon, OF Canton, county attOr-
ney; J. II. Baker, Of Window, su-
perintendent; Eric EngstTom, Of
Mcpherson, clerk Of district court ;
w. Il. Amos, Of LindsbOrg, probate
Judge; stephen GilPin, Window,
commissioner Third District.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

THE HutchisOn papers contain
sketches Of the various salt plants
in that city which show up remark
~ well on that paper, at lesst.
There are the Diamond Salt
Works" "the South Hutchinson
salt Works" THE New York Salt
Company. " and 1.-The Riverside Salt
Works. The cuts show great
stretches Of buildings, with lofty
towers and smoke stRcks-making
almost cities in themselves. We
have no doubt but that just IS good
aud Just - much salt could be
found about any one Of the cities in
this portion Of the stste,if the proper
hunt is made for il. But where's
the market for all this STUFF
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02
Road Notice.

BY NixxIE sAE6TST.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
A nlr nla,r a, Mn.nnnrn. W..

MiLwAuErE Wis, Sept IA special Ia
the Ero,iHg lli'c1usiu from Wnshburn. Wis,
says A fire which broke out Ia this city
about % o'clock this morning, wiped out
the business part u the town. destroying In
oil about thirty buildings aud causing loss
II nearly iij9OJ1. with small insurance.
Tho village has no lrc apparatus, aud ~
Boon as II became evident that the flames
could not be checked, assistance was asked "
Ashland, just across the hay but tho CON.
pany arrived too late 90 be " service. The
principal loscn with insurance are ~ FOL.
lows OPEN block. owned by Auuc a
OVERLY, $4,000. insurance tb.uu. Auuo a
OyCrhy.a saloon, s3uut liiuue,r Bros,
printer, tl2,9u, Corning Sullivan & Co.,
general merchandise. fip.up. Insurance &iu. I.
OlE OEuufko a punihuo. saloon. ti,uIu.
Charles furIltt barber shop, 81 .Hp charles
FLYNN, saloon. 5000 Insurance z uu. JOHN
4 Jacobs, stationery aud confectionery.
si,ulu Insurance N, uJI. = A NuiHs a Co..
irv,lry 5000 Wnshbuu Nnu. co ulu g.
Greenwood, meat market, 81 on Peter Npl.
spu, hardware. tllpi, Insurance O. Oh =
J. Mo,hlu, olo.h.uV TuuB, iuuTuy, 6 I. uuD.
A. N,npn, boarding house. aluu. Grim.
saloon. il.uJU W. il frc,urif. saloon and
hulriiug.hDusc. tIyp. Insurance sI,Uu.
John Starr, boarding house, O. 9r ". II.
Ferguson silpon and boarding house, ~. 90
building insured Tor 5000 johnson bros,
blacksmith shop, i2.up.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Willie Tisdell TO disgraccful death doe.
not stand alone, We not only shall rcioic,
to see the miserable mscreants who had a
hand in her ruin brought to a speedy pun.
iShmcnt but we shall rejoice To see the
moro respectable criminals, who under tie
cover of professional and social respectable.
lty have been guilty of like crimes, turned
over TO the wrath OF violated law"
AND THEY WILL RE.
The Tupelo Ledger thus deals with the
case: There is u great deal OF excitement
in Water Valley, Miss, with reference TO
the seduction OF Willie nsdcll, n beautiful
young girl who worked in the Nocnna mills
at that place, and who recently died m Mem.
phis while there under treatment. She was
stopping at an old colorcd woman's house
and was being treated by her host and DIR.
Nixon. Both Nixon and the old woman are
in Jail, charged with the murder OF the un.
fortunate girl. &. Il, Romburger, super.
intcndcnt of the mills and q. d.
Brown, Of Water Nallcy are charged
with being her betayerS, and they
are receiving just and severe CON
domination at the hands OF public opin-
ion for their trcachorous and outrageous
work in accomplishing the young girls ruin,
and then sending her oil to an old negro $
howell 20 suffer and die for the want of proper
treatment Romburgcr has lett, IL Is sup
posed for his old home in Philadelphia, hut
Brown still remains In Water Valley, and
claims he can Prove his innoccnsc. The
matter is being siitcd tc the very bottom hy
the Memphis police force and TuE ArrEAt,
and We sincerely trust that all the hcinous
scoundrcls connected with bringing a cut
her disgrace and death will be made 10 suffer
the seycrcst penalty of the law provided for
such cases"
And the end Is not vet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

the east. Following them up he found the
wagon at N. NJ. Thornton & Co, s stable, and
his suspicious Were at once aroused by the
fact that the word Decatur, that had been
painted on the sides of the wagon, had been
painted freshly over. The negro in charge,
when questioned, would give no satisfactory
answer and Officer Haley accordingly went
to the Cleveland house and found that the
parties who were in the buggy had
stopped there and were registered as
7. ii. Prout and wife, Town Creek,
Ala. Mr.. Prout was taken be-
fore the mayor and when questioned said
that he was from Decatur, which place he
left on Tuesday. He said that he had been
in business there and was on his way to
Florence. He could not satisfactorily ex-
plain why he registered from Town Creek or
painted the name Decatur Off his wagon.
The mayor ut once notified him of the exist.
ence of the quarantine against Decatur and
ordered him 10 leave the city, which he dill
about o'clock with the intention of spend
ing the night at Clark's Grove. Mr.. Prout
claimed not TO have known of the existence
OF the fever at Decatur, but that he was ON
his way 10 work at the Florence shoe factory.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Races ~ shccpshcad ,,ay.

suEErsnEIp hAN, \. y, sept IA finer
day than this would be- difficult 10 Imagine.
II was almost perfect, ana the day was splcn.
did
Firt Raoc-Milc and quarter. Starters
llousatunic, LcloFis, Eorlclai-c, kaloonh
and Joseph Joseph won In 2il 90 norlc.
lnisc second, knluulnh third.
Second ltuccHuuo mile. StartcrH Little
Minch, iAtue Jim, Nmpirc, ieo n. Hono.
dictno. Little Minch won Ia i,ib Is, iAttl,
Jim second. tiIpiru third
Third Race NIL, aud half Starter
George, Tristan, Tamron, Saninlcne. lafrh
mont 1nmrun won IN 2Js 10 George sec.
und, Ilrrhmnnt third.
Fourth Race -. Mile and thtcr.oiehths.
Starters EAilo. WARY. Rupert Duuhuyuc.
nunhuyno Won in 2.Ja.a, Exile second,
Wary thlrd.
Ftiih Race Autumn selling stakes three.
quarters ut u mile Starters Ipnuv ! 4 %.
So ~, Felicia. Bohemian. limhmIu. k,r.
wcna, Radiant Nnrsar. Nyyay Little Bare
foot, Khnint limhmin won iu Ills 80, la
diant second. Tcuuy third.
Sixth Race Milo md half ON Wff.
Starter Afctiuu. stockton. Orlando. Ten
Booker FcoWyIp stockton won iu 90.
fcvNocp second, Actno third.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Dr. John Haywood. brownsville.

Special Dispatch " The Appeal.
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, Sept. lt-Dr John
Haywood, a well known and prominent ply
stefan, died at his home few miles from
here at an early hour this morning. after
more than years illness. Until about q
year ago he enjoyed excellent general health.
but about that time lie had severe stroke
Of paralysis, which has since confined him
10 his home. Tho deceased was born ia Ia.
wilson county and resided In Middle Ten.
ncs,ec many years. aud belonged Ia q fam.
ily well known IN the history OF the state.
lie was nephew Of Judge Haywood. who
was once q member II the supreme Court
bench ui North Carolina, aud Who wrote a
popular history of Tennessee. The decreased
was an able physician, a most genial gentle
man AMI u writer NJ great force Hua power
Ills funoiAl took plac here today aud Nj,
rinains buried Ia OAK wood cemetery. Dr.
Haywood leaves many friends 10 mourn hi,
death.
The Hon. oliver Alexander cx.mcmbcr oi
the Legislature, died herr few days ago.
During the extra session ~ is77 be- repre-.
scntcd Haywood county IN the Legislature
Personally be- was ana esteemed citizen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Races at Chicago and shoepshoad Bay
Baseball


baseball.
CmcAGo, Ill.,, Sept. n,-Ncarly 1900 per
sons visited the Washington park races to-.
day. The track was In very fine condition.
First Race-Pursc 500, for two year Odds:
thrcc-quarters OF mile. Starters Richland
Galcn, Cherry Blossom, Rimini, Sparkling,
Rcdhght aud Vcrleaur Gnlcn, the favoritc,
Won In a gallop 10y two lengths, Cherry
Blossom second and Sparkling third, three
lengths away. Tmc-l.l5i..
Second RaCe-Purse SlOO, Tor all ages, one
mile. starters: Pink Cottage, J. q. wills
and Won 1romp. Fink Cottage won In a
driving finish hy length Won rrnmp beat,
ing J. o. Wills out by u neck for the place,
nmc-l;i2ls
Third Race-Thc Avondale handicap; a
sweepstnke for all ages. with $500 added
mile and q furlong. Starters Bankrupt
Dyer, Col Hunt and rOtccn. Dyer led from
the start 10 the finish, winning In n gallon
by three lengths. col. Hunt second, three
lengths In front OF rotccn. Timc-E56i..
Fourth Raco-Selliug purse SiOO, Tor all
ages, seven furlongs. Starters Clara &,
Cupid, Norma, Hamlet, Golightly, Pat nuno.
van and Mrth. The finish in this race was
very exciting. Clara & getting her nose under
tho wire u neck IN frnut of Cupid, who beat
Fat Donovan out by head. fmc-i:30
Fifth Rce-Pursc $50, for horses which
have run and not won at this meeting, ono
mile. Starters Mage, Harry Glenn, Arun.
del, Dousman and Lizzie H. Harry Glenn
won by two lengths, nousmau second, Lizzie
II third Timc-l.l2is
Following are the weights and entries for
tomorrow's races
First lincc- Three quarters oi mile Moon.
stone %, birthday no, liurnppc ia SvrCnndct lO7
lihody rHuglc tNb
Second Race, Milo lInrnpipc IA BcnconsGcld
10, hcckic n NJ, Malaria iil Doubt To- Jim Mul
holland 80. J. u. llaitis lu, Won 1tump 10
lhird Race rgN,nrirhths ut n milg. Lady
llcmphill ~, Long side 100 taur, Stone nv
hlcsslng no, llindol Cmit iOl Rosebud ,5, llayll
lab iu7
Fourth t,Acc=Milu Ilmim rs Bonita ~
birthday ~, Dyer ron John unly ini Lizzie n pt
iith RarcHNilc and one eighth. comedy W
honnic King "a. Arundel iu5. Hamlet pl, MluuuA
%, DOusman les Mlfth 30 Woud,tAit no.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Mayor CITY Of Jackson, Tu
40 Montgomery, Ala

Special Dispatch 10 Tic Appeal.
MoNr0ouERY, Sept 1.-THE yellow fcyor
scare in Alabama continues NJ a high pitch.
Tho frat direct Information from Or. Jerome
Cochran health officer Of Alabama. who IL
now Ia Decatur watching developments from
the outbreak Of fever there, came late this
evening In the following official report tclc.
graphcd Mayor Reese, mayor Of Monigom-
cIy.
DrcArrR Ala, Sept u, lssa.
To ibc Hon. ". 9. Reese, Mayor Of Montgomery.
Nooaso las developed since Spencer death.
An tie persons who were exposed nrc now
under observation, and will not be permitted
o. leave. There Il great panic, bat ought
not be. ] will Telegraph you promptly u
any new ohsrs develop. DO not think that
there is any need Of quarantine anywhere.
O. the regular trains do not stop here.
JHoNE CocnKAN.
The mayor aud board Of health Of Mont.
romcry having inaugunted strict quaran.
tine ngalnst Decatur, will not raise ID until
-cn days olapsc, whether any new cases de-
vclop ~ not Tho recommendations front
the board Of health for q strict quarantine
agai ~ the unfortunate town are being
firidly enforced.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

price is fixed after the mercantile value Is
established, and, that this value may be
firmly cS'ahliahcd the grade should be made
a. constant and Interchangeable MS may be, so
i'at thc Lay, and seller may operate intel.
lacu'ly and Misunderstanding and disaster
Ice avoided, Changing the standards by al.
tcrng the grades does not mako the farmer
richer by dollar, rs his wheat will sell for
what II is worth for consumption. The mcr.
not be changed. The lower grades, as they
now stand, viii take care Of the frosted
wheat Our state grades are known in
all the great wheat markets Of the world and
millions " bushels OF wheat are bought and
sold upon those grades with entire satisfac.
ton Ia operators, Should these grades be
now changed great harm would result.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
. BIRMINGHAM.
Doctors Puzzled Over Cases of Fever.
An Ambiguously Phrased State
ment from the Magic City,
In Which a Clever Correspondent
Tries To Do His Duty
By Giving the Public News While
Disgusting the Facts.
He Says "the Few Gases Are Under
Close Surveillance"
As If It Were Already Understood
that the Plague Existed There.
No New Cases Developed at Deca-
tur Yesterday.
AL the Towns Near Decatur In the
Highest Excitement
And Strict guarantees Are Being
Este hliahad Euary1ubara
All the Towns Near Decatur In the
Highest Excitement
And Strict guarantees Are Being
Established Everywhere.
Conspicuous Imperfections OF Our Quar-
antine Service-Incompetenc and
Ignorance OF the Inspectors
A Lady Refugee from
Florida Slips Through
the City.
specIni Dispatch to The Annonl.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
BIRNISGHAN, Ala, Sept. l4.-Mayor Lane
today had quarantine officer stationed
on every public road and every railroad
where II crosses the corporation line, with
orders TO arrest every suspicious char
acter who offers to come into the
city. There has been no occasion 80
far TO run anybody in. For an onense
against the quarantine proclamations and
with the present regulations Il is not likely
that anybody from any infected place will
try to run the gauntlet OF the police. The
health officers have the few cases of fever in
the city under close surveillance The one
that has caused the most uncasines.
Is that OF young man who is
only few days out Of Decatur. DIR. Miles,
OF New Orleans, who has had many years
experience in the hospitals there, looked
into this one today by invitation Of thu
physicians in charge, aud agreed with them
that IL was no more like yellow fever than
cholera. II Is pronounced intermittent
malurial fever The patient has been IN
several days and is now doing very we'll.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

EtPAsp. Irr, sept IA novel race took
place yesterday between q horse and o.
bicycle FROM Silver city, ~ NJ, tu Denver
hlty miles The course was over rough
mountain road nud long stretches of sand
The u,o vag gotten cap by ". s. Bolton. o.
wealthy HiDJLmnu ~ this city, Who backed
the bicycle. mn !. ". Clayton. ~ Silver cts.
ulapu .furlmlu. Whu backed thy huTsH. Tho
vlrrr uH. $500 mud nny head ~ cattle aside.
tHr cattle valued Ht tlua head Kennedy r.
professional Mry,IIft from Denver Cob. Who
holds lIr 800 round championship. Of the
...fH NJ Colorado. rode tlp hIrlrlo The
ruH r urH fr..I..lly Boo favor ui thr horse.
a. i.r bicycle r1Hli not make amy time Boo
ur .rui. They started from Silver cts ui
10 U.rYri co. m. Che huru won ti0 mr.
umr. lpus nnd ~ miuut,.. 900, bicycles
Time vuHt hours 1ul Iu mIuUi,H About
$1,000 changed baud. .u ih.a rIfy The HI.
cyclic uHH ihu lNurir. III .H,Wru claim
ell. Dr. tly bDt time ON record iUr fIH d'.
tHuUr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

NV NouE, sept il.-Euiucy for ~,
Cuncy Island Jockey club tomorrow.
Pint RacuHsc1yu iutlluEs. hammond. Anal
rHn 100. Nulafiio iiiWHNH o. ARIEL IIf rouWu
ilur Ht. iriulHurr. usHu 40 N.ahthu H-. iHUUi
lul, LITTLE Minnie ili satisfaction. tplH NHr lHt
20 Valentine lH, T. fmiia. lu'f ~. Lakewood Yl
bullHilu III. JACK titts ss. uriuEr blu .t
-tUlHi liunr NiiH and thf..r 'HtrHufhH tUuV
ilI. Mullrs lat iN iiairr Jos tHuurmnn Iut
kalrulHh luI. NushuW Co.,. Volunteer luI Brother
ihu iUu. lHIDli.iiur ~ hr.iur Khan 1f, Dulns Dan
W
Itiri EltrH z. rap irufih9 ~ mile. fur.t
King I,uuE. #.UH WuII ihIlHuirr HHl inU .H.
uIHH'Y Hu1 irHUu o.. uHu.r uIIN iuf uNHlI'U
HUi tuuH U.u.. q.
Fourth lil.r Uult long Island stakes ilD1f.
ui r. W|'. aud Hu t#hth tNI'U In NHluu JOB.
bufHu IHH. l.HHFI IfH iunHuNuu ifH ArIUu luI
Little VIHHH OBJ iI|nHV ilH, IfHWu bake lIH
UfHff" IlU itrH tUHa IIs.
IIIH IHHr Two WIlH ON tun Nurru ~
tUt#t iHl. Ar'.HH if', Ten luktcr Ilt litUr
llm liI. T,IUUHp lI.. Aru liu uiIltr iuN
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
TuE LOCAL SITUATION.
Condition Of the Quarantine Service
what Travellers say, Etc,

The ridiculous and iarcical Quarantine
system Of Memphis isasubject Of mcrimcnl
10 all who come 10 Memphis.
A travelling representative Of a leading
mercantile house, who gets about a great
deal, said 10 an Atrial reporter 'sTho
Memphis quarantine system, compared with
that Of other cities, Is mere ohild's play. Let
me show you how uey manage things In
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
pEMo.nArl 90 A MAJoRIrY
IN The puiluH County ARK Vote
prohIbitlouIHts Disappointed.

Special utuafrH tU Ih0 Appeal.
Linus l,oUs Ark Sept NHrha county
returning h0aHl VI thu election completed
their duur Df'y lh'.mpruInr. AsrNp,.i,d,
it .uyy majority iur Dec Democrats ru. iuf
from ..vuIyfHu io 200 The Union Labor
people claim lH llu been elected. and every
one " lU. defeated officers will rouIpst h.f
coat boo IUH State aud city election f.m
NU..HHu down. The conclusion ul tic
TUH.a. county count has been tlp buhI
of ..U.H H..u..iuna iu political ,.ul.
iuIH, I.. ..I cii,d Union Labor ruui
p....f .|H. ...HI's us the Gu1l outcome u'
iir r..UI election complications uuI
rm.'.H trends are sadly disappointed
Al uIH u,I..t.d majority which ih,N lrli
.lr, NHs awaiting the count Of the ballot.
L,4uyf NIL bg tyld "a heretofore.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
The situation -, Decatur.

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
DEc,ruE, Ala, Sept. h-No change IN
the situation aud no new eases. The panic
continues undated. People not being able
10 get on on the railroad trains are leaving
by private conveyance. Stations for fumi.
eating the mails will be- established tomor.
fow-for the Memphis & Charleston NJ Belle
Nina. Tor the Louisville 4 Nashville at liar.
Tis Station, ~ We hope to get into c0mmuui.
cation again with the outside world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

MlyNI'rotm Mimi, Sept 1.-THE mil.
road commissioners have adopted the same
grade, u wheat that obtained lust y,lU and
few easily frightened operators ara breath.
Ink easier The commission says that 100
change was ever In contemplation. n. e.
Burdick. ct-chicf grain inspector said that
grade represented quality aud not value,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
OBITUARY.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NEWTON, Miss, Sept l4.-Mr. J. +. Moore,
talented attorney Of this place and one OF
our very best citizens, died ut 10 o'clock last
Monday evening aud was inferred In the old
cemetery the following day. Mr.. Moore
leaves devoted wife and many friends 20
mourn his loss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
N. n. Ciii,on, Nevpor,. Ar.

Special Dispatch Ia The Appeal.
NEWPORT, Ark, Sept li.--B II. Clifton, a
respected citizen Of this place, after n brief
but painful illness, died today. Jhc deceased
was native OF Memphis, where he lived
until mans estate, and where a brother. a
sister and other relatives now reside. For
years hc has been an honorcd member Of the
]. q. q. f., aud his remains will be inferred
hy that order Saturday
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
Cairo win lake NO Chances.

FTFIIHT II0TWTIH ~ IT' NTIIHIs
CtWo H., Sept 1.-THE board Of health
today ordered quarantine against Decatur,
Ala, aud jacksonville, Fla. All trains from
those points will be examined before allowed
10 enter the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15

Al Ch.uro-Now York y Dh.Dr0A
Aiprfuit-u,twit z, Philadelphia
Cleveland lili.moro1 Cleveland s.
A. Philadelphia HAilrfiy 4 Brooklyn p
Atst lUuI. g. Louis a. Cincinnati ?.
a. Kansas CIiy.-Kuu.as Clty o. i.YuI,
yilIrU
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J
Whereas Il Is reported, on good authority,
that yellow fever exists In the city Of Dcca
.--r Ala. quarantine Is hereby declared
against all persons, freight and hat'ngc from
slid.ciiy Of Decatur and from any and all
places whore yellow fever exists. Railroad
officials aud employees are hereby forbidden
10 discharge any freight or passengers from
Decatur, Ala, or any other place where vel
low fever exists, within the limits ~ th5
city, aud tho travelling public are notified
that no person will he allowed 81 enter tai,
city without q health certificate duly nu.
thCutiCatcd ny proper health official. A
Gnc 81 80 will be imposed on all yiolator,
~ thc quarantine regulations OF this city
The police force are hereby ordered "a
strictly enforce the foregoing and 10 keep q
sharp lookout cor all tranps Migrants and
suspicious characters.
J, w. Hfus,H.
MHVor nifw ~ fHFL..ft Tenn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
How They Leave Decatur.

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Appeal
snEEurLp, Ala, Sept b-soon after dark
last night onieef Haley noticed horse aud
buggy, followed by mule team with a
wagon load VI trunks come into town from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-15
MIssIsspprs PRODUCTS.
An Exhibit To 80 Made IN Every Part
of tho United BtatcB.

an kAhibt To $50 Made IN Evofy Part
of tho United Btatcs.
.pos.al pisritch 10 Tho Aspcal.
JaoEsoN, Miss, Sept Commissioner II
Immigration u Mississippi Gcorrc W. Cor.
Isle, has been in correspondence with the
officials II tho Illinois Ccutml railway iur
some time past, relative Ia getting up o.
special car Of Mississippi exhibits, which car
bo proposes to accompany 10 the fairs north
f1r The purpose ~ showing practically what
ihr state !. capable " producing To-day hp
J. Zoo receipt ~ the following telegram from
trnrml Passenger Agent Hanson, which OK.
plains!
To- q w. Carlisle.
Referring to yours n the TN, We have an
old coach Ht MrCpmb that can b, used Tor
The purpose II you are Hill DESTROYS of ar.
hanging thc matter ns proposed GD tu Ne.
Comb uud see tlo master mechanic there.
Who hns received Instructions from The ga.
pyuntundont A, II. iitNsuy,
10 which Mr Carlisle answered a. follows.
itrKos, Mis- tcpt %. is.,.
VIII certainly mako use Of The car and
will go ~ MHf0mh CITY and look into tie
matter IN the name III he progressive
citizens and people " Mississippi ! tender
many thanks ior the iibcmlity II the mi.
mol Central. Csc. W CAHListr,
Commissioner
W. Carlisle Invites contributions Ji every
character Vt produce in Mississippi. u,lud.
INK samples ~ agricultural aud wuui rG.Iib.
IT,. 10 be- delivered here NJ exhibitor pk
ponse with bis name attached within DO,
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