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Address registered letters to
New Orleans, La.

AI- Remember that the presence OF Gems
Beaurcgard and Early, who are In charge oi
the drawings, is a guarantee of absolute fair
ness and integrity, that the chances are all
equal, and that no one can possibly divine
what number will draw prize.
Remember that the payment OF all prizes Is
GUARANTEED by FOUR NATIONAL BANKS
of New Orleans, and the Tickets are signed by
the President Of an Institution whose char.
tered rights are recognized in the highest
courts; therefore, beware OF any limitations or
anonymous schemes. ueiolbtu
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Tie cantal stock Of this CLm1HpSG.'

capital oOC divided into G2 600 shareso
81 each.
The incorporated SiGn E ana the stock
Dstsssble carries with uoue
GOLD MINING MountAhs A. is
mlg
excteGtd
capitalized
Suiiptlons
welcome Gs those for hundreds
s nothing that they he for
fun Information regard these mires apply the Secretary
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4 Hidden Ilnht

The Sculpture says "Do not hide your light
under Il bushel." If that light Is the ilrtterlng
VIII o the Wisp OF approaching insanity you
can best hide II under bushel of Scotch Oats,
which, in concentrated form, Is found IN every
bottle Of Scotch Oats Essence, and which cures
every form of brain and nerve disease.
National Republican., 1888-01-03

ALEXANDER Jan. 8, 1855, at Washington,
d, O., GEN. L. g. ALEXANDER, U. :, A., N the
seth yelr of mis- age,
COsIlN.-Pa,sed into the 'pirit land Jaw. |,
lssS, ut l,5i O'Clock y. IN WllMAp Cusris
CosTlN, beloved husband Of. Lucia q Moses
COstin and son Ol MNuhH {, Costa, aged Ss
years and ! months
Funeral from IsrRcl Bethel Church, First
and b streets southwest, ut u'c!O1E. FaendS
and relatives invited 10 attend
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RAILWAY NOTES.

The Wabash road viii meet ths cut rate by
the Chicago and Alton from 81. Louis 10 De.
tTolt and Toledo
The Reading railroad yesterday passed out
Of the hands OF u receiver aud the officials OF
the company assumed full control.
An order reducing the force of the Gould
southwestern roads has been issuei, rho
officials say II will no. last beSOnt March !,
one thousand four hundrcd men will be
thrown out
r,u T,ross c,,,,s r,i,,,,,,, p-ce o-r -,t, G. II
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bOhEDuLE IN EftECI NOV. % lSST
LEAVE WASHINGTON FROM STATION COR.
HER OF NEW JERSEY AVE. AND q sr.
FSr M cnISfo9 o.to = & Northwest Exp Daily 1855
For CINclN,EATI & ST. Louls, EXP. Daily 2;So
For PITTs6UHe & oLEyE., EXP. Daily 1855 A.
For Lexington and local stations 1910 A. NJ.
.doo dEootPnIindslpsiS Newark eva aud Wil%ington'
For intermediate points between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, is A. ". and lJIj l.. NJ.
For singerly and intermediate points. 1880
For baltimore, 5, $50, $40, 7:s0, $50, $50 A.
NJ, 1910, 2:S5, 1915 ti5.minutc train), $3.50. iSO,
$40 6;So' S;55' GAS, 5:So, S'sS, and ll30P N.
$50, 410 b:30, 5:55, 6:55, $40, aud ll;j0 r. NJ.
For ANNAPOLIS, $40 and's3O A. NJ, 1910
and 1850 II. NJ. On sunday, $50 A. NJ, ii0 z.
M. Leave Lea Asnnapolis, 60 $50 4. NJ, 1908,
For Way Stations between Washington and
Baltimore, 900, 6tO, $50 a. NJ, 1910, 800, $40,
6H5, and il$O Z. NJ. ON Sundays $50 4. NJ
and lsO, $3.50, 4a0, Gas, and llS0P, N.
For stations on Metropolitan Branch, tGs'5A.
tHions; onlyi .iIo r, NJ, ana 1850 p. NJ. son
For Galthcrshurg and Intermediate points,
1880 a. NJ, 1880 l.. NJ, .j:35 and fIi:9j = NJ,
and FpF !eSS e9yas = ma Intermediate stations 100
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday
only nt 70 +; NJ stopping at all stations on
AlCtlOIOiltRl Branch.
For FREDERICK, 1910 A.. NJ, 1880 POM,
t5&0 i. NJ. Sundays l:lU T.. NJ.
For HAGERSTOWN, tSi0 A. NJ, 1850 T. ".
Trains arrive from Chicago daily, 600 A. NJ.
and 5ab /. NJ: from Cincinnati aud st. Louis,
daily. 60 4. n. and 2.sbP. ~: from PitLshurg,
daily, 7;Y \. NJ. and 5;il +. NJ.
From philadelphia Chester, and Whining
ton, lOi9 4, NJ, 2;20, 7l0, and $3.50 PM. daily,
and II 100 l.. NJ.
From singcrly aud intermediate points north
of Baltimore, 1000 a, NJ, daily.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at
l2l5, l:30, 800. 40 300 600 $50 7:}n, $50,
and ll0O 7. NJ. ON Sundays, $50, T:l0, 9.05,
and 1890 4. ~, l:S0, l.35. 4l0, $50, $50, 1850,
| $40, and II 90 J. NJ.
Except Sunday. 'Dally. ssundays only.
Baggage called for aud checked at hotels
| and residences on orders left al Ticket OlTlccs
| 0l9 and 1851 PllNNsYLY.ANIA AVENUE.
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, g. x. lord,
Manager. Gen. Pass, Agent.
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Of
to
'front.'
working Of the mill. c. W. CUNNINGHAM General Manager
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Extracts From Reports.

BUREAU OF THE MINT, TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, ID. O., March -, lsSi
,ra GLNnLLMIS IL The following is my rcnort
Tor assay ON the list Instant
Marked Ellen Jane ana 1ommanotta.
Assay No. s63 conlained,.' ~ ozs. gold per ton.
Mulllo correction. "
lOlhl ...,..,,.,.. " II"
Gold, value per ton ,O95 3,
silver, value per ton 81 Sll2.....,......... los 6i
,.o,,.,..,.,,- l2Oi II
w, p. LAWYER, Assaycr
No. 5Gl3. CtHifcGic Of iSsny.
LEDOuN Il RICKETTs,
ESGlNEERs, CHEMISTS, AND AssAYEns,
10 CEDAR STREET, NEW HoRK,
SIR; The sample ofgoldand Silver orc weigh
ing 5i1a pounds, marked and submitted to lIs
for assay. contains after crushing, sampling
SiGIdi3S g 9S e oss. per ton of 1000 pound,
Value rer ion Of, COO pounds. s5I %
NHue OF 3ii2 pounds .,, ,,,,,,,,........... 40 30
Your obGdiCnt servants,
LEDOUX K RICKETTS,.
ARIZONA SAMpLING COMPANY.
The Cereal Manager recently shipped one
ton OF ore ltum our mines 70 Kiugman 4. H.
for reduction, The following certificate from
w hlI"HN lItt'luE INC NNlIC, lOSelhef Win
the letter of the superintendent incloslng
check, will show the net amount received
from the Aforesaid ton of ore:
OFFICE or THE
ARI2OSA SANuIISG COMPANY
ki>oNAN, MuIIAvE CO., ARIZONA,
Aug. -, lSSt
DEAR SIR lnClOscd yOu will tud cpTtlG.
cate of assays upon lot No. 1S2, aud also a
check in settlement OF the same for Sl6S.7 J.
The orc was bought upon the basis of 30 pcy
cent Of astay value Of silver at the market
price and slS an ounce net tJrthC gold, deduct.
inf 80 for freight and treatment,
NOus, &C.,
W. J, CHAMBERLAIN,
Per T., G,
The above was average ore from the dump
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THE
Gold Mining
Company.
I0cation-Music Mountains. Nohaye 'AriZ
LOcation-Music Mountains, Mohave Co., Ariz.
CAPITAL STOCK, se25,ooo.
OFFICERS.
PR EsIDEST,


HON. W. p. cANADAY WASHINGTON D. c.
PRESIDENT,
10 BARTON MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD CALIFORNIA.
IL
WILLIAM oDELL,
Room Doi Building Eighth
TREASURER,
HON JOHN B. slIPMAN, WASHINGTON D. c.
CHARLES W. CUNNINGHAM. HACKBERRY, ARIZONA.
DIRECTORS
HON NJ, c. BUTLER WILLIAM GRlNSTED, MD,
HON. CLARKE p. CRANDALL JoNA G. BARTON, U. N,
HON. WILLIAM MALONE, HON. JOHN B.
HON. W. P. CANADAY, BENZ. W. BROWNE
S.
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EXTRACT FROM GEN. nosrcnANs's REPORT.

EXTRACT PROM GEN. RosEcRANs's REPORT
OF
hundred and eighty days, making all
and 100 cent profit i viii be that the first expenditure
after that time the mine VII begin to than
All which submitted to the Board GEN. W. s. ROSECRANS
s=z-i-- e. = 80. -.
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l. A ES!
DO Your Own yeinG, at Homo, with
Pc 4 R L ESS ES

They will dye everything. They arc sold
They have no equal for Strength, Brlghtness,
Amount m Packages, or for Faslness OF Color,
or non,i fading Qualities. They do not crock
Wholesale Druggists, az Pa, ave-, Washington,
y, y, mhl6mWi-iy
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

2,l70 Prizes, amounting to......,.....s535,0 600
Application for rates TO clubs should, be
Orleans.
For further information write clearly giving
full address.
New York Exchange in ordinary letter.
Currency by Express lat our expensel al.
dressed NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
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DIED.

Fun Dress Suits EIsoman Bros, c5r, 7.h { E.
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ARIZONA sAMpLING COMPANY.
", ], CHAMBERLAIN,
BUSINESS STATEMENT.

TAc 0boye was ayerass ore from I6c Gl Iil I'M E5
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baltimore Il OHIO RAILROAD.

sCBEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. %, 1857.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $l5O,O0O.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers win
pay all prizes drawn in the Louisiana State
Lotteries which may be presented at our coun'
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River Tsiearsn..

CfSCfNSATt o., July 2-Noon-Rivcf ] feet
inches aud falling Weather warm aud clear
Eight-Rl,er feet Inches and stationary
Weather clear. Thefm0melu7s.
WHEELING, w. Va, July a-Noon- River q
feet and stationary Weather clear
ptITsBuRg, IA July 2-Noon- River station
AIRY. Weather clear aud pleasant
CAIRO. 49,, July 2--N0on- Arrived city q
Tlofncc ~ ipuls. ia.m. departed John ull
more New OflCanA I am tlty ~ Ntrkshuff'
Sairhef 4 amt City oi 1ufpncC. ohio, a.m.
River b feet = Inches and rising Weather lair
hot NighteNO arrivals NJ departure. River -
I lnchc, and Using weather clear and hot
VtCKsBUWg Mia, July 2-RiyOf rising
Passed down. City Of New orleans, Last night
pessod o. tIty Of natou RouFC, 4 o. lEpafied
CIV OF cairo. Nsichex \ am bile Memphis
telegfaphl 10 affltc atnoon tomorrow.
NIW orr EANH la. july 2-Aulyci steamers
4 Plffati aud y, n Ward. w., TruSillo
81 LOUIS, No, July 2-Auiycd. Ncw south
psdufah CITY 81 Monroe, hatcher River falling
slowly gauge 2t.p Weather Intensely hot, ner'
Gun maiLedg ~ this afternoon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
JACKSON, MISS.
Dr. Pc mn Pardonod-Tho Kinds Circuit
Court--Justioo Lamar.
g,a.t.I nt.u.t.h ta The Auur.I

DR.. Penn Pardonod-The Kinds Circuit
Court--Justioe Lamar.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
Jackson, Miss, July 1.-The Governor.
upon the Recommendation Of Judge Whor.
ton, who tried the case, the greater mum.
Der Of the jury before whom IL was tried,
the attorney who prosecuted, the county
officials, together with nm overwhelming
petition Of the law-ablding, substantial
citizens Of Copiah county, pardoncd today
DIR. Il. q. Penn, who was convicted OF the
murder Of Robert Rails some four years
ago in Copiah county. Ills brother, II.
H. Penn. who was engaged In and brought
on the tight, which resulted in the death
Of Rails, and who was jointly indicted
with the doctor, having obtained n sever.
ancc, was, ON a change Of venue, carried
10 lincoln county, tried and acquitted
subsequently TO the doctors conviction.
Tho July term Of the circuit court OF
the First district Of Kinds county was
opened herr today, the Hon. 4. J. Whar-
ton, circuit judge, presiding, II. n. Miller,
district attorney, and w. III. Potter, clerk.
The Judge impaneled the grand jury, with
Mr.. J. 7. Odcncal ~ foreman, and gave II
an elaborate charge rs 10 lis duties and
responsibilities. The petit jury for tho
week was likewise impaneled.
Justice Lamar, of the United States
supreme court, Is expected here tonight 10
Try habcas corpus case involving the
liberty Of Prussian who was arrested In
Texas aud sought 10 be carried back 10
Prussia, under the cximdition laws, 10
answer a charge OF murder. Judge Lamar
will also hear an important timber case
from the Mississippi court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
TwENTY.THREE BROKEN HEARTS.
The Troubles OF Man With Nearly
Two Dozen Wives.

The Troubles OF Man With Nearly
Two Dozen Wives.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The mystery sur
rounding tho bgamist James Wellington.
Aldrich Brown, the man OF twenty-three
wives, has been practically cleared up, and
he today announced his willingness TO
leave his cell at the armory and accom-.
pany Officer Myler TO Detroit without
waiting for the formality of requisition
paper. His decision was brought about
by visit from wife No, 81, whose name is
May Buruell, and whose conversation con-
WINGED Mr.. Brown that no prosecution in
Detroit would be more vigorous than ono
headed by her in Chicago,
YES" he said TO reporter, III will go
back to Detroit and stand my trial there.
There Is really nothing against me. know
nothing of half the women they talk OF,
and whatever my relations with the other
hall may have been can truly say that
they will not be recognized by the law.
Still have enemies there, One man will
probably shoot me ON sight. They can't
protect me from him. But II escape him
| will stand my trial. Should i be
acquitted, well and good. Should | be
convicted, they can never make me work
in the penitentiary. will always have q
last recouse, and YOU may be sure l will
avail myself Of It,"
"You will not commit suicideY"
eyes, air, | will. would rather die n
hundred times than be sent to prison for
M cri,oa ~ Tho frat lnnxn of Mr. nrnWn' 4
bigamous tendency was in 1885, when he,
already possessed Of att least one living wife,
married Miss Ida Kelly, n pretty young
woman living on Jefferson avenue, Detroit.
This was In the fall OF the year, and n few
months later he deserted her aud went "a
Muskegon, Mich, where he was married
In January, 1885, 10 lady OF that town
whose name cannot be ascertained. Mis-
Kelly followed him. and caused his arrest
| when he WIS sent from court at Saginaw
TO the pcnitcntiary At Jackson, whore Ia
served nine months, and during his tern
OF imprisonment made an unsuccessful
attempt TO end his life by cutting hi
throat with razor. lie inflicted ba,
gnsh, but was finally rescued, though h,
still bears the scar. II was early in No
yembcr, 1856, when he was released iron
the pcnitcntiary, and al trace OF him wa
lost until january TO- 1887, when lao mad,
his appearance In Pontiac, Mich, and ily,
DAYS later married Miss Annie NJ. Hazel
Of that town. From there ho fed TO Do
troit, closely followed by Miss Hazel
friends, including brother, who N Nh
man who threatened 20 shoot Brown o
sight, and the fear Of whom made III
prisoner unwilling 10 ~ back 10 Michigan
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the House Of Representative.

WASHINGTON, July "A bill was intro
duced In the House today by Representa-
tive Landes, Of Illinois, authorizing the
removal Of certain distractions In the
Wabash river, III. II declares that the
pier supporting the railroad bridge across
tho Wabash, opposite Mount Carmel, 1lh,
and point where the Wabash river flows
on the line between Indiana and Illinois,
and over which bridge the Louisville,
Evansville 4 st. Louir Railroad company
operates Ia trains, arc unauthorized OBJ
structions TO navigation and detrimental
10 the commerce Of the river. The sccre'
tary Of War Is given authority 10 compe
the railroad TO remove the piers within
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
A GREAT SUIT.
q" Parnellism and Crime " in Court,
The Action for Libel Against the
London Times.
Sexton Nominated for the Lord.
Mayoralty of Dublin.
A Bonapartist Candidate Wins
Close Election In France.
A Scotch Woman Arrested for Clever
Fraud-German Affairs--News
From Many Foreign
Quarters.

LONDON, July 2.-Thc trial OF the action
OF Mr.. Frank Hugh O'Donnel, against the
London Times for libel in i,s article OF
"Parnellism and Crime" was begun TO.
day. The courtroom was packed. Lord
Justice Colcridgc presided. Mr.. 0'Donnen
was represented by Mr.. Ruegg, q junior
counsel, who is lean, nervous, bilious
looking man. Mr.. Herbert Gladstone, Mr..
Arthur o'Connor and many other persons
Of prominence were present.
Mr.. Herbert Gladstone sat by Mr..
ODonnel's side. The 7imes was repre-
scented by Attorney General Sir Henry
James, Mr.. Lumbley Smith and Mr.. VIII
lam Graham Gwynnc.
Mr.. Ruegg, in presenting the case foi
the plaintiff, declared that Mr.. O'Donnel
was not in sympathy with the Irish ex.
trrmists, but held their methods In detes.
taion. The 7Ynis had no ground foI
coupling his name with that party, and
the plaintiff therefore claimed e50,00l
damages. Mr. Ruegg also said that Mr..
O'Donnell had not been connected with
the Parnellite party since 1884.
Mr.. Ruegg's voice was not strong and
lllh nlNlliiNl W rH'oehH N'n hi'hNN'..N'o'
The impression created upon the auditors
was not altogether favorable. and the court
did not appear particularly interested.
The iirsi witness was Henry w. Lucy,
editor OF the Daily Nciu lie said lac con-
sldcrcd that the references In the article
on "Parncllism and Crime" included Mr..
o'Donncll.
At this juncturc Mr.. Parncll entered tho
courtroom aud took a seat between Mr..
I. T.. 0'Connor and Mr.. Philip Callnn.
On croStexamination Mr.. Lucy gave
testimony which tended TO show that Mr..
O'Donncll WIS present at National league
meetings where violent speeches melting
to murder and arson were made and
against winch he uttered no protest. The
lorl chief Justice ruled that questions con.
corning Mr.. Gladstono's anti.lcague
speeches In Parliament were irrelevant.
I Adjourned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
HIS MOTHERS PRAYERS.
Mrs. Brooks VIII Bog Pardon for Little
Chloroformor."

Chloroformor."
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July Mrs. 8. N.
Brooks, mother Of Hugh NJ. Brooks, alias
Maxwell, the ohloroiormor, and her
daughter Annie arrived here this morn.
ing from Hyde, England. and later In the
day had an interview with young Brooks
at the Jail. They were not permitted 10
enter tho cell department Of tho prison,
that being contrary 20 the rules, but they
held a long aud earnest conversa-
ton with their son and brother
through tho wiro screen or net.
ting which separates the Jail proper
from the cage In which friends aud rela'
tiycs arc allowed 10 sec and talk with pris.
s0ners. The meeting was fearful and af'
fccting, and continued for moro than two
houru, but the particular nature Of the con.
ycnation Ia not known. When II was
learned that the ladiesvere m the jail a
crowd conpegaied IN the halls leading 10
the cage, but the doors were closed and
nobody was permitted 30 intrude upon the
privacy OF the visitors. Mrs. Brooks
IA stopping nj the home Of one Of the at.
torneys Of her son and oil remain here NJ
least until II h definitely known whether
her boys sentence will be commuted. She
will be At Jefferson City ON the 9TH inst,
when Coz Moorehousc will hear nm ap'
peal for Communication % sentence by
| Brooks attorneys, aud she and her daugh.
ter will mako personal pleas for the life Of
their son and brother and present letters
and documents In his behalf.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

LoSDoS, July2.-Tho CIron,olpi Rome
correspondent says Cardinal Moran, in
lengthy conversations with the Pope while
supporting the condemnation Of the plan
Of campaign and boycotting advised the
Pope not TO take too stern q view
OF the national movement lest the
Catholic Irish and their sympathixcs, cs-
pccially IN America, adopt an attitude Of
defiance toward the Vatican. The Pope
appears TO have been influenced, and Il IL
probable That he will be- publicly neutral
In future while secretly enforcing his views
upon the Irish cpiscopacy."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03

The convention was organized with ]. II.
Soloman, chairman; J. G. Roseboro, sec
rotary. j, I. Eason, q. ID. Shanks w. w.
May and j. IL. Womock, were elected
delegates TO the Congressional convention
at Holly Springs, July Is. A resolution
indosing our present Congressman, tho
Hon. ], b. Morgan, and instructing dele
gates to vote for his denomination, first,
last, and all the time, was adopted with
the regulation Democratic yell.
Our people commenced today breaking
tho ground for the county fair. Over
81, 900 has been subscribed, and il is hoped
to have race track and building com
plo,ed in time for fall meeting. Crops
are looking very fine.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
Capital Notes.

The Senate has confirmed the nomina.
ton Of James e.. jenkins 10 be United
States Judge for the eastern district Of
Wisconsin.
The Postmas,er-G General has telcgraphcd
instructions 10 the postmaster at Plant
City, Fla, 10 fumigate all outgoing mails
on account Of reported presence there OF
infectious fever.
Col. Lamont says that no arrangements
had been made at the White.houso for
Mis-. Cleveland 90 open the Cincinnati
exposition by telegraph. 80 far ~ he
knows she has never been invited TO do 70.
The following nominations have been
made: Peter +. Knight, Of Florida,
United States marshal, southern district
Of Florida. Charles DcBlanc, Of Louisi-
ana, United States consul at Purlo Ca
hello.
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sherman win wo.h Tor Harrison.

INDiASArotis, Ind, July 2.-Gen. llar'
rison has received warm congratulatory
letter from Senator sherman. lnasmuch
"a II has been asserted that the Ohio soma
tor was In an unpleasant frame Of mind
over his defeat at Chicago anil the success
OF the Indiana candidate, the letter proves
10 be Of more than usual political interest.
The letter Is full Of friendship 10 Gen.
Harrison and expresses warmly an intcn'
ton 10 support the ticket.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.

Frank Hardnot Killed by Desperate
Nozro-Lynohlng Probable.
special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
OxroRp, Miss, July 2.-Mr. Frank
Ilardnct, who has been In charge of the
section hands at this place for some
months. was shot from ambush today and
almost instantly killed by a desperate
negro named Stephen Allen, whom he
was forced 10 discharge this morning The
negro il In jail and has confessed tho kill.
ing Judge Lynch viii doubtless dispose
Of this case within the next twcnty-iour
hours,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-03
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Thieves Caught-A Woman Outraged
Tho Lookout Rolling Mills,

Thieves Caught-A Woman Outraged
Tho Lookout Rolling-M Mills.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 1.-Two
darkics were brought In today from Day
ton, where they have been max
ing somo lively depredations. They
are brought here for safe keep
ing. The community about Messy
creek is very much shocked at the finding
of the dead body Of an old and respected
colorcd woman, called Aunt Moore, in the
woods near here perfectly nude and in an
advanced stage OF decomposition. The
poor woman died. so the coroncr's jury
find, from exposure, neglect and absolute
starvation.
The story published In the Associated
Press to the effect that the Lockport roll
ing mill OF this city had refused TO join
with the Iron Manufacturers association,
which lately declined to sign the Amalga-
mated Workers. society. IL denied There.
The Lookout rolling mill does not belong
TO the association aud Is working Its men
at the same scale rs last year.
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Congrc..mnn Lnrnn.. Mrnfh.

WASHINGTON, July AUST before the
House was called TO order this morning, a
little scene occurred which attracted good
deal Of attention. Congressman Lagan, Of
Louisiana, feeling angered at an article
which appeared lately in the New Orleans
City hem, took advantage Of the presence
the correspondent Of that paper, VIM. u.
Lynch, 10 express his feelings. Some angry
words ensued and the congressman, seiz-
ing the correspondent by the lapel OF his
coat, pushed him out OF the east door.
Mr.. Lynch offered no resistance and walked
quietly away, while Mr.. Iagan was much
excited, threatening TO follow up the at
tack