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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-17
THE GREAT BALL SERIES.
BEGINNING OF THE STRUGGLE Fo3
THE WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP.
The First oamo Botwoon Now York an
81. Louis Won by the Formor-rho
Score Q 70 IA Battle OF P,tchcrs
"A Splendid Game.

My YoRK, Oct. l6-Tho first Of the
series oi games for the worlds champion
ship was played at the Polo grounds today
before $500 people. !, was good gnmc,
exciting at fst, but rather slow toward
tho close. II was n pitchers battle
throughout, King and Kccic being about
equally effective. Mccarthy made q great
running catch aud Ward some neat pick
ups, and there the brilliant work ended.
Each pitcher took entire charge after the
Third inning. GaiInoy wns behind the
bat and Kelly on the bases and both gave
satisfaction. Many OF the league and
association directors were present
The Giants took the lead 10y scoring one
run In the second inning. Connor made
q hit, and M did Wari. A wild pitch
advanced each base, and Conner scored
ON Slattcry's ont to Lyons ~. Louis got
a run In the third inning, Latham getting
lnst ON balls, took second on % Wild throw
by Ewing, third on an error by Slaiicry
aud scored on hit by O'Ncil. New York
took the lead In the third with one moc
run. Ticrnan went 10 first ON balls, took
second on n Wild throw hy Boyle and ns
Lyons allowed the ball ~ pass him, Tier
nan scored on the error.
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wELL poNr. JAcKsoN.
Tho Citizens Meet and Determine 90
Work for the General Prosperity.
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Tho Citizens Meet and Determine 90
Work for tho General Prosperity.
Special Dispatch 90 Tie appeal
Jackson, Miss, Oct 10. At the rooms
O! the board Of trade his afternoon q very
large meeting Of the ci,izans was held
which was presided over by Dr. T.. ".
Peoples, president Of the board OF trade.
Th, object % the m.ciius,n stated 10y the
president, was 10 regain, a5 lar as possible,
what had been lost by th, recent yellow
fever panic, and 10 this end Dec hupsl 20
sce the attention Of aIl good c.d uns de
rcclcd, and that 10y concentration oi
cn1u much could bo u.lac.rl IlH meet.
Ing was very enthusiastic anl tho best Dl
feeling prevailed throughout. HHuHH Ii
resolutions, Ol which lhp following is ihn
gi.i, were presented hy Col. W. L. Nusgut
and unanimously adopted:
eve congratulate lho people upon The
suppression anil almost miraculous vsc'pg
from dire calamity.
"2. During the panic when the public
mind was excited With grave appr,hnu
sipns Il danger, wc fully recognized iIl
NIIliN|Ng ll |U' tNiNIN"Il'Nl Nl Nll hNN'N p.
| Law 30 a- not 90 produce morc or lees ifir.
ton, and wc desire 90 give Il as our opinion
that the action OF our whole people, will
/ thc light before them and under the cir
clmsiancr3 10y which they were sur
rounded, were governed by motives fDlcl'
| with q view Of promoting the common
good, and that any aspcnucs " III iccliu
that may have been cngcrdcrCd In On
conscientious discharge ui duty, should h
consigned 20 oblivion, or Il discussed at a
only ~ means Of educating ourselves {
bear With more wisdom, patience end iorli
tude any calamity that may threaten us II
the future and, realizing the imporlanc
10 our people Of restoring, ~ far ~ may Il
IN our power, by earnest and combine
effort. our business relations with oac
other and the outside world, VIC hcrel
pledge ourselves 10 Harmonious and unite
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IpyitUtuS, Ky, Oct. lG-scconl day,
Kentucky association meeting. Weather
cleared up during the morning and iho air
was soit aud balmy, aud there was q good
crowd In attendance.
First Race Selling, one mile. Stewart
won. Doubt second, BiNby Third. Time
1850
Second Race Selling Gyc.cighlhs oi n
mile. Zulu vpn, joyful second, NutrOm
third Time =lO7i.
Third Racc-lfoc handicap oi $3.50
mile and seventy Yards rrfai event ol ihu
day. Famine and Drruchmynt had o.
FIGHT the entire distance, with a whipping
finish. Famine won by r. neck, buwrHs
urui second, Blue Stone th,id. i,uy
l.5L
Fourth Race Bush NalcF mile and
our-lourth. Only two H1rl,r' Id Mack
won by twenty lengths Long Roll second
Time 2lpi
Following arc the entries for today's
races
IrfE..r. erIIuf pure three gna'.r oi a
mile Iai Moran 20 WuH iYul % De- ff I'HIlH.Iu
Hl lh0uH r hYnM' 'a Nli I'h.,
p. iH.rU ta uu.IH a .IH.l HHH NI 500
UffrfH uUN lTIIU U..II IH INI'.
second uHHuHrUI., uIur .Ir'r.u'Na ~ mII.
s.uI. tfII fHi. tHHruHrl lHt lHr'H NHr.u lui
Tf....u If.u.t.. IU. AHufHm I... ht.H"T I.II l.t
IHsI Wutu IU,. lfY|HuI IIl. I'fUl lN.I mellow T.
II. tuHudIHf llU swamp luE III. lN. bHlH I.'
| EHI. N.IHIu luI 4 .I| r.. ID .n ihr I..l
| II.rI ta.r .Iur.... .m.IHH HH1 q f.EfU.ufh Dot
ur Wall luI nn1. IsIs a u.uohm'nH '.'
| Doubt iW.
| tuufih ilarH 1hUUI. .'H.r. ilrr Gunf' 4. uI .
| milo PluD... u1WIua lIE N. uE. ll. Ul..I
! int In. uIs Tluud lHE NHh"HiH1. I'. .. 300.
| it. iW iaun Davidson, iul. uu.h' NHI, lH
| laIH liUIHU. lU1
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gle, Dalnncariock. Buhadilln, Glcnmound-
Alice j, Golden Reel, ovid, Fred u, Now,
or-Ncycr, Belle HOr, Aus,rionnc, Com
mandcr, Godolphin, Locoioco, rrigcou.
sam Harper, Jr., won In l;lOi, Carnegie
second, Hlenmound third.
Third race-Ono mile and ono-eighth.
Euyus, Majestic, Favor, Favoritc, Dclcnsc,
Presto Tcrrc Gotta. Eurus Won in l.5Si,
Favor second, Defense third.
Fourth Race Breckenridge stakes; milo
and fiyc-c.ghths. Taugou, MafIudcr,
Tcn-Tmy, Los Angeles. Taagon was tist
OF. closely followed by Los Angeles, Tea
Tray and Maaudcr in the orlCr named.
Tea Tray led nt the half and thrcc.quur-
tcrs, aud passed the stand two lengths In
front ol Los Angeles, who was length
aud half ahead Of Mamudcr, Hayward
trailing with Tamgon, but keeping well
up. The horses ran In tlts order until the
hali.milc post was reached ior the second
time. TarHgun then began moving up,
and at the thrcc-qulrtcm hc was
leading by hall length, with los Angeles
still running second. At the head ol
the stretch Mnrludcr shot ahead for a
moment and Murphy apparently seeing
lac could not win, began to fall back.
When fairly Strengthened out Hayward
gave Tamgou his head aud LitllotDld be-.
gan forcing Maaudcr Tho pair made u
close and exciting finish, Tumgon winning
by neck from Mafaudcr. Who was three
lengths in front Of Tca.Tmy, whilc los
Angeles pulled mp iurlong FROM the Wire
aud came In twelve lengths behind the
third horse. Time =2iG
Fifth llacc-Milc anl thrcc-sixlcrnlhs.
Paragon. Van. Flint Attempt King Idle,
Satisfaction and Wind sail. Paragon won
in 2.OB, Van second, limt Attempt third.
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"GoINu TO wuooP EN- UP"
Mai Strickland Rousing tho Dom ocratic
Heart In MisHisBippi.

MAJ. strickland housing tho Democratic
Heart In Mississippi.
Special Dispatch IN The Appeal
SENArunIA, Miss, Oct. l6-Nlni. w. NJ
Strickland and Capt Geo. VI. buchanan,
Democratic aud Republican electors Tor
this district, helda joint debate hero today
10 very attentive audience. Capt.
buchanan o?oncd the debate with tho
same old stale Republican arguments,
which icll 81 'lbom ON the cnurc audience,
which was composed almost entirely OF
whites, aud, as Capt. buchanan truly said,
nearly all thc white pcuplc IA this bcc,ion
were Democrats. Mai strickland replied
| Ia a speech that convinced his hcIrcn
! that uo mistake wis made ln placing the
Democratic banner of this district in hi.
hands. llc dealt the Republican party
slrdrp hammer blows, showing up their
corrupt methods in such strong aud con.
vincing manner that oven the lew Culorcd
persons present lcll the force ol his rv-
marks Chalmers name is never mon.
toned ns 70 candidate except iu uli"ulC.
The cUllrcd voters even laugh ut the ilcn
oi his running against our gallant Morgan.
our people arc united aud determined thui
Cleveland, Thurman aud Morgan shall
have such an increased majority in ihIs
county that thc opposition will see the
folly ol sending their speakers here again,
luf their hope ul success ia this section ID
gone forever Watch Tor the news lruu
Tate county IN November, Tor W. are 90
ing 10 Nhupp 'cm M.
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action in behalf Of an enterprise that tends
to promote the prosperity and happiness
Of our people"
Remarks were made by Messs. ]. u.
Harris, j. L. Power and u. W. Griffith,
who spoke and represented both those
within and without the city during the
fever. All the speeches were in the best
Of tenor, and the meeting will have the
effect Of allaying any hard feelings and
unpleasantncss ongcndered during the
panic. Resolutions were adopted to the
effect that the State lair would be- held at
a date yet TO be fixed. A contribution Of
81 800 was raised 10y the citizens 10 help
the enterprise along. which will be largely
augmented in the future. The excitement
attending the fever has entirely died out,
and what a few DAYS ago was n deserted
village il again thriving and n prosperous
city. Cotton il rolling in rapidly, aud
everybody seems to be irving 10 Guido his
ncighbur Ia an effort make up ior lost
time
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SENATOR JONES IN ARKANSAS.
He Demolishes Republican Stump OPP
ponent.

He Demolishes "A Republican Stump OPP
ponent.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NEWPORT, Ark, Oct. l6.-The people of
this town and neighborhood were treated
TO splendid discourse on the political is
sues Of the day from the Republican and
Democratic standpoints today.
The Republican side was ably presented
by the Hon. w. IL. II. Clayton, ,ex- United
States district attorney for the western dis
trict Of Arkansas, and the Democratic side
by United States Senator James X. Jones.
Clayton made the regulation Republican
high tariG speech. High tariff was lauded
TO the skies. The home market theory
was dwclt upon n, some length and without
making any apparent impression upon his
hearers. lie alluded TO the "bread riots"
in England ~ the product Of free trade,
the result OF just such policy rs now ad-
vocated by the Democratic party.
Senator Jones was glad that the time
had come when political issues could be
discussed without elimination. He an-
swercd every tangible objection made to
the Mills bill by the Republicans. lie
showed that the "breld riots" OF which
Clayton spoke occurred under n prutec.
tive and not under free trade regime.
The people of this country had not come
10 that, aud he hoped they never would.
He had confidence in the intelligence Of
the people 10 settle this and all othcrqucs.
tons by peaceful means. Referring 10 the
census Of 1870, lac showed that tie farm
production Of a county in Arkansas was
four times as much as that
Of Massachusetts,, We. the per capita
wealth in Massachusetts, was much
in excess oi the Arkansas farmer
lie answered the oi,-rcpcltcl Republican
illsohood that the ways and means com.
mitttc refused 90 hear the representatives
OF projected industries ON tie Mills bill.
On the 4,h OF March next he said that
either Cleveland or Harrison will be in
au.uruted President for four year. Which
shall il be? The Republicans are trying
To divide the Democratic vote on side
issues, but they viii vote solidly for llar-
ris1u. Harrison represents the protective
tariff idea that taxes everything. The
poor man needs to live. Cleveland Is the
cNpcucat Of the idea which says cheap
ncc,saIics Tor tho poor man. Tax the
luxurioz the rich man uses. Every rCier-
encc 10 Cleveland ani Thurman WAS
warmly npplaudcd.
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His Visit to Italy Considered a
Pledge of Amity.
Parnoll Submits His Defense to the
Scotch Courts.
Father McFadden Receives Popular
Honors on Leaving Jail.
Germany Regarding France with Dis
trust-Floquet and His Revision
Bnl-Doath ofMaI. Barttela-
Italy and Franco.

NNrlrS, Oct. lG.-Empcror William,
King llumbert, Prince Henry, Of Prussia,
and the Dukes Of Aosta aud Genoa arrived
in this city at 2;35 this afternoon. Tho
progress Of the exalted visitors from the
station To the royal palace was made at the
slowcst pace, owing TO the density Of tho
crowds which had gathered along tho
route. 1t is estimated that there we're
halt million persons on the street. Tho
royal party were given icryidly cnthus-
iastc reception. Premier Crspi, Count
Herbert Bismarck, Gen. Nialc minister Of
war, and Admiral Brin, minister OF ma
rinc, occupied the same carriage. In tho
procession were workingmcn's associations
and fishermen in picturesque costumes.
The piazza in front Of the palace was
crowded. Emperor William and King
llumbert were greeted with acclamations
on appearing on the balcony. Premier
Crispi was cordially received along tho
route,
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Tho Ir.n-r Of nrprc.entnll,r-.

WASHINGTON. oct. lG.-On motion Of
Mr. Hurj. Of Wisconsin, the Senate
amendment was corcurrcd in to the bill
authorizing the construction Of o bridge
across the Mississippi River at Ia Crosse,
Wis.
Messrs Clements, Of Georgia, McNlilin,
Of Tennessee, aud Ryan oi Kansas, were
appointed as thc House members oi the
ioint committee charged with investigating
The Washington pqu"'iurI tunnel mrt'"r
Mr.. Oates. uf Alabama. called up bis
resolution Tor final adjournment on lhc
18th inst. iio ol,rll an amendment
fixing the date a. tho 18th int Mr.
SnoWdcn, Of Pennsylvania, moved 10
make tho dato the 2llh inst Mr.
Eicharlson, OF Tennessee, Fhid that % had
been thc custom 30 refer such rcfpluiionl
60 the committee on ways ana means anu
hc moved the reference.
Mr. Oates Show me and show The
House the committee on ways aud means.
laughter II b. not here.
Mr. Richarlsou.-l see four or iiNc m2m'
bcn oi lhc committee here.
Mr. Oates HAT j. uo, the committee.
Mr.. Richardson lam certain q quorum
of the committee can hp Obtained
MFR. Oates referred 10 thc inct that hI
had previously offered au aliournmcn
resolution. which had been referred TO th'
WAYS and means committee aud had nevo
been reported back.
Mr. Turner, oi Georgia, Inquire
whether there was any moro necessity 10
quorum Of the ways aud means com
miilcc than there was Ol q quorum Of ih
Uousc. The preamble Of the gentleman
rosolulion declared that there was no quo
rum present ~ 49,,
Mr.. Oates replied that the preamble ha
simply been a part oi his speech and ha
been Withdrawn. II bad expressed
trn,h which would defeat action and N
House had to resort 10 ialschood. !
such farce had Il come The llou'
could pass the resolution aud II tie Sena
wanted moro time Il could take H. II ".
a custom which had prevailed ior il
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III The Second DI,irict.

Special Dispatch ~ 1h1 Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. l6.-Thc cam.
uaign Is progressing with lively interest in
this State, especially 10 in the Second dis
tict. where Senator Berry and the Ropub-
lican candidate Tor Mr. Bcckinndgc's seat
arr discussing the respective sides Of the
tariff. Clayton * lhc name 81 the lamb TO
be- slaughtered the Gih oi November by
Mr Brcckinridgc, and Senator Berry has
engaged to SEQ that hc has decent
funeral. Last night at ScIcy Mr. Berry
presented the Democratic Argument in nn
able, comprehensive and thoroughly lucid
manner, aud the news IS just in from
Augusta, Woodruff county, 10 the effect
that MI Clayton and his protective tariff
issue were simply lollrncd 10y Arkansas.
able United States senator in q speech Ul
an hours duration. This district Is con.
sidorcd IN safe that no cluyIss viii bc
made. Arkansas viii r'tJiu an unbfukvu
Democratic column tD tac next Congress.
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YOuhu JIM,A WITE.
Mr.. Blnlno's Daughtor-i Law Donirs a
scnndalous Report.

Mr. Bluino'H Dnughtor-insLnw Doni's "a
Scnndaious Report
Nrw YunR, oct ~. Mrs. James g..
Blaine, IT,, who Is ut the New York hotel
with her baby and maid desires the As
socia,cd Press to state iu her behalf that
thcrr R mo- existing cause Tor the to.e.
uaphud statement that she has separated
from her husband. Mrs. Blaine author.
ilrF n positive duui,l ol the statement that
shu his begun suit iur separation, ur
that auy such suit b In contemplation.
Tho luly expresses herself as mortified
that u visit tp her mother. Mu Nrllns,
who rI .drs 20 the New York hulrl, should
have been construed os the beginning oi
the alleged separation between hyrgll and
husband NlB Blaine lult her husband
IN good hrllh and spirits. aud has the
same relations today with james q. blaine,
sr. shu hus always had. Mr Blaine feels
urltIr,nI thui % irN trivial circumstances
should have been exaggerated into story
tending tD show that separation was ever
contemplated.
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,ondiuon Of AnMrs ~ JscEsou,ric

JkphDsyUtE lI1, oct ID. Oi'ltNu
bulletin iur tlc twenty four houu ending
alto O'Clock pm. today New cases, 5,,
deaths. .. total cases 10 date 3,O25, toll
dulIa. 1903. Deaths ElWarl Bell, cole
urrd. Theresa. daughter oi Capt w. O..
Cooper. ui springfield suburb. d. Fair.
lcp died at % o'clock tonight llc was a
native oi Scotland. aud a resident Of
Jacksonville since 1870 The visiting
uhyrir.aus hayp rcconsil'rcl their lnlou.
iiun lu resign in body, aud, after com.
muui,nfiun from Dr. Neal Mitchell have
decided to continue their lahors until such
time Us their services may be dispensed
with In uu orderly aul proper manner
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BALTIMORE, Md. Urt The fall
meeting OF ,hc Maryland Jockey club was
opened today The weather aas delight.
iul and tbc crowd goDL Tho tuprIs" Of
tie day was the wrcihDd showing made
by los Angeles, who $50. made o hot ia.
,oriic Tor the RuckuHlfc stakes AMI
finished llat In field u .UUr vhilc Tara
gpn. O tcu TO one shot, N0U s.rycr'y The
tack was In Enc con, ...u aui iho ucing
inifly GOOD,
T.f. race Five fltmr E1ioniown'
rritic. Holiday. Minnie Mnr, Cartoon
CLARA. rmcksman. America ui'"nl,.r.'
Bms.rls. Passport, Cannot May W.
Cluan. Hyperion. l.tuuiuNu Won ~
lO'l. Holiday spc1nG. tU"uuN 'lI"l
second uco 1hcuGU'"fa oi % mile.
sam lia.pcr W., laI! JOINING, Came
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"TTTTII U--- D n IHI = OF
Linus BorK. Ark, Oct. l6.-At .
o'clock this afternoon court resumed con.
slom,ion Of the election eases. J T.
O'IIam 81. Anderson Mills. for shrrin's
Office. wv pot on tnnl Tho eases have
excited Ihp greatest .ut nest here. and ycf.
haiIm reports are published by some oi
tbr ci,y plpgrt, notably the NuuHy irD.
yl. which has ilB sIcnugHphur in ihc
courtroom. Tho day was taken up by the
taking vt testimony.
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Ihc Trough IonsiitutIon.

PARs, oct lG.-ln the Chamber Of
Deputies today NJ. nuguc de Ia Fancon-
merle, q member Of the right, introduced
q resolution declaring that the proper time
Tor revision oi the constitution was alter
thp election, iur members oi the thamber
ot Deputies had shown IN what sense tho
people desired revision. lie asked
urgcucy Tor hi, resolution, which tho
chamber refused
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Father Mcraddcu released.

Dennis, Oct. iG.-Father Mcfadden, ot
Gwccdorc, county Donegal, who was sem
fenced TO six months imprisonment Tor
holding unlawful meetings, has been re-
leased from the Londonderry Jail, two
days before the expiration OF his sentence.
4 crowd gathered outside the jail and
when Father Mcladdcn made his appear
nncc he was loudly chcercd. lie declared
that his imprisonment had broken neither
his health nor spirits, and that he would
continue to dcnounco the landlords gov
Cruuput
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layed coming Exhibits Of every charac.
ter, however, continue To arrive. Stables
of different portions Of the country are well
represented. The number OF visiting
horses is greater than at any previous fair.
There were two races today. The first
was u trotting race with three entries, the
best two in three. The entries were Al
theo, Blackwood and Harry d. The race
was won by Altheo. Wme-3:23 and S:25.
The second was running race between
III Prets and Waterlcap, II was won by
WateIleap. Time-O53
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HEWITT ACCEPTS,
But Makes n Proposition to Tammany--
He VIII Support Cleveland.

'NN AA"NNo " ANlNNAA|bli w
He VIII support Cleveland.
New GoRH, Oct 10. Mayor Hewitt
has made public letter addressed to the
committee OF the citizens mass meeting
which recently rnominated him to the
mayouliy. lie accepts the nomination,
but will be glad to withdraw II 1Nmmany
will consent TO let the citizens committee
choose clean Democrat, other than him
SELF or the Igmmany nominee. Mr..
Hewitt denounccs Tammany hall as
secret oligarchy, political trust, and an
organization that seeks irresponsible con.
troll Of city affairs for its political purposes.
Regarding criticism Of his views upon i'm.
migration and Acitizepslhp, Mr., Hewitt
states that he was the author OF
that plank in tho Democratic national
platform of 1884 which opposes "thc
importation OF foreign labor or the
admission OF scryilc races untitled hy
habits, training, religion or kindred for
absorption with the great body OF our pco.
pie or for the citizenship which our laws
confer" And to the allegation of his be-
ing know nothing Mr.. Hewitt SAYS in
conclusion; 81 have not, and never have
had any sympathy with the know nothing
move mont which sought to deny Office To
citizens Of foreign birth, and federation 10
religious belief. But ON the general qucs-
ton of preserving the purity Of suffrage,
and the dignity Of citizenship, | stand
where | always have stood, on the dccllm-
tiuns of the Democratic platform, just ~
am the warm advocate OF revenue reform,
and intend TO support and vote Tor the
Democratic candidates Tor President aud
Vice President. | stand in this struggle
for law aud order iirst, aud then Tor indi.
vidual liberty In all respects where IL has
not been restricted 10y law. To all un-
necessary restrictions Of individual liberty
| am unnltcmbly opposed
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BrHtiS, Oct l6 The German ncwspa-
pom speak distruslingly Of the situation ia
France. Tho North German G0sii., quot
ing the Trp' iwniral comments on Pre-
m.cr llnuucr8 revision bill, indorso- tho
T. oiictiun Ui the Tam. that an empire Is
10 hand Tho IrLHN thinks that srmc-
thing unexpected will happen In France,
and thlt the doom ul the Moderate kppub-
lirtn party wa sealed nn Monday.
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sn.H.t .ri.ul Go The Apn"hl
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Or'. l6 Senator
laham q. Harris spokca, Springfield today
and arrived here tonight. lie was met at
tho Ie,.ut ionight by the Young Mons
pru.,ruifc club and escorted to the Max.
well house where hc thanked ID crowd
for thc reception leidcrcd him and cx'
rus,d himself On account Oi huals.upss.
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American and EnsI,,h Trc.mason..

loNplN, Oct ~. At meeting Of tho
Anglo. American lodge of Frccml-pns in
London last evening the secretary pre-
s,nlrd 70 Glowing cup IN behalf II tho
Maryland lodge, iu acknowledgment ot
thr cuurtc-IHs yN lnudrd Ia thc Maryland
grand master while in England; llso
j.nrI 90 Mr blackstone Baker, in behalf
ui the same lodge.