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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
ANARCHISTS TABLEAU.
The Rod Flag Raised and the Stars and
Stripes Trodden Upon.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Nov. 20. Two thousand
persons last night uproarously chcercd "a
tablcau in which an Anarchist waved aloft
Stars and Stripes. Tho extraordinary oc.
cuucncc took place just outside the city
limits in the northern suburb Of Lakeview
The "Sociais,ic Turnvcrein, nm oryanza-
ton Of the radicals who separated from
thoir conservative brethren q year 400,
after the hanging OF Anarchists in Chi.
cago, circulated last week printed
invitations announcing a free entertain.
mcnt Sunday evening in Lincoln Hall.
The hall was crowded. After some gym.
nas,ic exercises. the curtain went up, ex-
posing the Anarchis,ic tablcau. The scene
reflected the sentiment Of the audience.
Judging from the storm Oi applause, which
lasted Tor several minutes. Only a com.
paratiyely lew ~ those present showed dis
approval, and left the place at once.
Tho tahleau WIS intended IN represent
the triumph Of Anarchy The central figure
was q snow white bust NJ Augustus Spies,
beneath which wcrc the Ggur'p 1887. ID.
! rcctly in the rear was a female form rcpro-
FJnting the Goddess Of Liberty. In her
lcit hand she held niorch. aud in her right
q drawn sword. Directly 10 her right was
another representing Justice with scale aud
sword in hand. but her arm Is held by
n small girl who snccringly pointed 10 the
Goddess OF Liberty. Directly 10 the right
Of the Spies bust was a figure clothed In
| black domino representing law. Ills
hands were thrown mp and typical An
archist held a sword 10 his breast. 10 the
lett was the gsllows with two Of the hanged
Anarchists in crigy dangling from ils arm.
| 10 the LEFT IN front was another Anarchist
armed With an az. Beneath his feet were
the Stan and Stripes and hc held red fag
/ above his head. After the audience had
been RECALLED with a Wow Of this iableiu
a considerable time the curtain went down
Hui drinking and dancing occupied the
attention ui th0so present until near day.
| light Police Capt Nilhrs was spoken 10
| in reference 10 the entertainment today.
! lie said that ''ho would ondcay0r TO pro-
vent such rank tabIcaux being again pro.
senicd.n
a a
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rnEY ~ - .Iaurs.
a Trio OF eubs,antlal Eas.crncrb Take !
ths City.

n Trio OF eubstantIa Eas.orncrB Take IN
"a, City.
Meym Edwin Darling. Of pauluclct.
r., and J. ". Wum.nh aud u. A. Jicl.
ron, Of New York, composed party II
gentlemen that arrived yesterday over the
Kansas City, Springfield 4 Memphis Rail.
road aud took apartments OF the Gayuso
Hotel
THESE gentlemen are on a pleasure trip
through iho south anil WcsL observing
what Improvements lr going on. what
prospects arc held ont hy thc iuigfc and
other bits Of information desired by mon
Of broad minds and liberal hearts.
Nj Darling j. Superintendent Of the
Nalcr-uUfks at hwiu.k.i. NO aud Dol,
friends we've taken ,n chgisc by NJ W. D..
Cameron, superintendent i thn Memphis
AfiCan Water Company aui escorted tb
VARIOUS points ui interest BOO unI arlur b
The city Mr. hafInsvu struck with thr
simple pumping arrangements necessary
% uYr.y s1mo 100000 gallons per IBy
al twenty h1pu from fht arir.Iin
we'll. They were shown through Goo works
fundrIn" and O.HHr departments. after
which ihDy visited iba cotton pumpro.cg.
Nhrrt other altogether now and novel
sights we're enjoyed Each ~ thc gentle
men rNpr..HI muu.iu| moro thag fu..
p..H aud plea with thH t.fs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

No business Of importance was trans
acted in the Chancory Court yesterday
The call of cases for this morning will be
as follows 5570, Valley Oil Mill vs. Plant
ers Oil MILL 5572, Mayer vs. Haynes;
55S2, Whitemore VS., Nooc; 55S7, Rice vs.,
Rice 5596, Orgill vs.. Wiggs 56l0 Wilson
VS.. Williamson; $500, Busby VS.. Wendell;
1924, Clay vs.. Clay; 5G37, Read vs.. Humer;
5Gn, McCaughan VS.. Abby; 5Gi2, Chase va
Joiner 5645, Clapp vs., Woodruff; 56i7,
McEwen VS.. Williams; $3.50, Campbell VS..
Mcdaniel; 1854, Buie vs. Mercantile Bank;
565S, Callahan vs. Murrah; 5G7l Frazier
VS.. Frazier; 1915, Hoffman Va. Pamela Oil
Company; 56S7, Black VS.. Apperson; 57l0,
Black va, Yates; 5722, Notebooks vs..
league 1924, Eakin vs.. Eichberg; 572S,
Baxter vs., Walters; 5729, ESQ vs., Walters;
6732, Capp VI. Page
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rIoHr nae USEFUL uAneA,SA

Bohemian AmhcrInc Tumblrls at 90 each.
regular price s. q dozen.
Nwhsiand .oie, containing no pieces, iull
ground decorations In three colort. only
s2GF regular price st75.
Embossed oXidizcl Walters. rs inches
wide. only pc. worth 5Oc.
Enamolol iron firr Scig. consisting OF
stand, poker shovel and iongs, O0c,
worth $3.50.
Fancy lined Wofk Baskets onr. worth 7Sr.
Lul Dish Pans, capacity rs quarts, only
l5c, worth tfr.
Decorated Cream Pitchers only G-. worth
Iic
b,ulo boxes soit wood Toolhpirkr. usual
price lhi Uur price today only ac. Each
box contains l,o0o 1oothp.cks.
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United states Circuit court,

This court held a short and unintercst-
ING session yesterday.
Following is the calendar for this morn
ing 1870 lsham Ray vs.. Louisville, New
Orleans & Texas Railroad Company ,bS0
j. T.. Helm vs. Ben Bingham; 1905, NJ.
larkin vs. Josephine q. Hays; l,GGG, Nor
throp ct al. vs.. Adams ct al; 1855 Dove
rauX vs.. Brownsville; 300, Green Va.
Dyersburg; 1857, llazaltine vs.. Mississippi
Valley Insurance Company; 1885, Doyle
vs.. Dyersburg 2,Sl3, Kenncsaw Manu-
featuring Company vs.. Kcrshner; 2,sH,
Glcnny & Violet vs. Jones Brothers; 1851,
Warren, Love q Co. vs. Furstenhcm;
2,s70. lonisyllle Blinking 90. vs.. llnggeIly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Harrison Wayatt and wife to William
n. Brown, Jr., part Of lot % Of the Tngg
subdivision, corner OF Lucy avenue md
Orleans street, 500.
Chickasaw Land Company 10 Napoleon
Hill. thiriy-cight lots IN the WuOdlnndsu
division Of the ChickasiW Land G ompany's
tract So tai.
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CrlninnICourt.

The trial Of Eph Reeves and Wash Nc.
Gowan for the murder Of Martin Moore IL
progressing in this court Tho testimony
given by the witnesses yesterday was sub.
slantially the samc az that given on the
former trial, no new points having been
brought out The coat, vest and shirt that
were worn by the murdered man on the
day OF the tragedy, showing marks Of the
cutting and shot which caused his death,
were exhibited 20 the Jury.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

sHHI .al Dispatch iu The Appeal
NIw AruNNy, Miss, Nov 81 Rufus
Parker brakeman ON the wcst-bound
freight Memphis. birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad, was taken off horn today, hay.
iuE fallen OIL near Walicry.llc. ilo had
one ankle broken and the other one badly
injured. lie WIS a'-n iniuUd internally
lie condition g. critical.
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Catarrh

Is complaint which affects nearly everybody
more or less. II originates In n cold or succession
OF colds, combined with impure blood. Disagree
able flow from the nose tickling in the throat Of
fonsive breath. pain over and between the eyes,
ringing and bursting noises in the ears are the
more common symptoms, Catarrh Is cured by
Hoods sarsaparilla, which strikes directly at Its
cause by removing, all impurities from the blood
building up the diseased tissues and giving healthy
tone TO the whole system
FOR several years have been troubled with
that terribly dlsagrecnblo disease, catnrrh. took
Hoods sarsaparlla with the very best results. 1t
cured me Of that continual dropping in my throat,
and stuned-up feeling. 1t has also helped my
mother. who has taken II for run down state OF
health and kidney trouble I recommend Hoods
sarsaparilla to all asa good mcdlcine"-MRs s. d.
HEATH, Putnam, Conn.
Hoods SarsapariIla
Sold by nl druggists g. six for IS. Prepared only
by ]. Iioon & CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
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An Ilcrnn, snh,,itrtn

For oils, salts, pills, and an kinds Of bitter,
nnuaoous medicines is the very agreeable
liquid fruit rcmcly, syrup Of Figs Rccom.
mcndcd by leading physicians. Manuiact
urod only by tho California Dig Syrup Com
pany. forsalc in aO cents auI "a bottles
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
ucmrhIsA thari..,o. nsliro,a.

The us,upr Trains " the Memphis q
, lmir.lun railroad now stop NJ Decatur,
AIl, where r.uy connection Is made with
hoh Louisville Is NIh,illc north aud
south bound trains, Iur Columbia Tom.
birmingham AlH., and points beyond.
l'3rnF'f leaving Memphis ut Olb p on.
arrive iublrm.uEH1m0a. nuxtmoniug.
November NJ, lss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Oy wednesday aud Saturday afternoons
oi this ugUE thn Dos Coffee POT will be-
gn exhibition 90 BALDWIN, knowlion Is
lAhcH between J and q % clock Come
ifF rnp ul ono Minute Coffee, aud lr1rn
Dow l' make o. lcg ior Oyory one who
enjoy good coffee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

TUr we'll known strengthening properties
ui IIun combined with other iulics and =
mort p,negt nrrvnr. are found in tartrrs
Iron Pills, which strengthen tlg nerves au I
tgiN and improve thg blood and com.
UlyAlUu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

GENrLrarS-Wc wish You all 10 get
thoroughly posted Ia onr Clothing, Shoe
aud Furnishing DEPARTMENT.. We can
ft you ont from head 10 foot, give YOU not
only the best TO b. had, but give II Ia
YOU ~ lower prices than elsewhere. To-
day, Tor instance
You can buy ilne chinchilla satin lined
OyoUuai, tailor made. foe So. Youcnn-
not match it clscwhero for less than SIS.
You can buy suit Of natural undyed
camyis wool Underwear iUr -.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

NV lHEk, Nov ~ Surgeon Simon.
Of tho United states steamer Boston, dlrI
al uN r. m. Yesterday oi yellow l,yor
The $50 other patients are steadily m.
proving, auI iHU psi ui tIo ships com.
pauy aTu iu F.HI health.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

BrrroWN c., Noy 1.-THE steamer
Nacoochcc, from Savannah bound Tor
New York, cotton laden, is ashore twenty.
five miles from Point Lookout The crew
WIS saved, Tho steamer can probably be
gotten uW
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

The partnership under ihc uamo and
style Of H. j. Cochran & Go. u not Dis.
solved hy The death Of NJ. A. Cochran.
bu' hy the articles OF partnership and Dob.
wiii Is continued M heretofore under Toe
management Of the surviving partner
n l. ln.mnAN.
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EvtnY yearly subscriber Foo ru WUwr,
Arrrtt viii Dc SURF 90 sUt ET December
!. Subscription. ~ per rlrUu.
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fiHr.cLsss table board At Fnnsiola's
on lront street, opposite cuHom.hOugr
Tho table H. supplied with The choires.
iood thc markets aa0rl and carefully
served Regular ncsl 30 ,onA
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MnrrIn-nI-irn,..n.

MARSHALL 9. Adams and Florence C.
Brown aud A. l.. Winters and Ella Keck,
oolorcd, were licensed TO marry yesicr-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

lu r. N. Galbrcaih. 40. 10 Madison
street rent your houses and collect your
rents
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J. q. s.gnalgo s. Co. 2oi Second aresU
Omon, Fish, Game. Tursrls uI
Salad, First Glass and very low. 900
hcc0nd street Telephone llL
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10 bales iull size Bed Comforts at jOccach,
sold elsewhere Tor Soc and ~.
0 bales 1911 Bed Comforts, beautiful large
patterns OF French satccn on one side
and solid red oil calico on the other;
regular price $3.50, today only SL75.
10 cnsCs French satecn' Comforts. extra
size; regular price $500, priro today
$40.
Fur Carriage Robes, plush Carrinrc Robes,
elder down Comforts and wrapper
Blankets nc a sacrifice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

The carpets consist Of odds and ends,
pieces Of various lengths; some only 2
yards, some 30 yards; enough to cover an
ordinary sized room. An TO be sold as
they are. Bring your measures along.
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Probate Court.

The will Of Mrs. Jane Brady, deceased,
was admitted to probate yesterday. John
Hunter b. named az the executor.
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liSE blankets cleaned aud soii 6nish
fnannieed by Memphis Steam Laundry.
Otd,r wagon 20 call. Telephone 81.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Peas home made leaf lard Of wicr',
market, 90 aud Is llcalr street.
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Every yearly subscriber 10 Tur WugtY
ArrtAt will uc sure gci a gilt December
l. Subscription, 81 per annum.
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THE j, s. MENKEN COMPANY


The following special bargains in Blan.
kets, Carpets, Clothing and Chinaware.
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rrvovrn ~ ruE usE op COCAINE
Aud itsimulaics and promotes the growth
1T the hair
Bumolts llayorIng extracts arc the
LAT
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TnE gifts to be given away 10 the sub.
scfibcu Of tbs WEEKLY ArrEAL nDcrm.
Der viii be ulc most valuable ever given
away by any newspaper
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NnahrI.t.nn.rnhtn

should ho without r. bottle II Arr0Hium
bIti,r. Che world renowned appetizer % cX.
quIHUg NAfUr Beware 0f cuuuicdDits
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Surscmnr for TINS WISELY ArrFAi, 81
per annum, and participate IN The grand
distribution " giila December 1.
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d II. ID. S. JOHNSO MS
PRIV Arm
MEDICAL DISPENSARY
nHYovED TRon u JTrTIRsoN
No. $50 Main Street, Upstairs,
MlgAIpHt9. TENN.
u4lAblA4as To- isli

np toHNa0N hscsnnH sirrd ~ al Psrissia
IL tsfrsift % ~ fsf tIf most s4ooffYlhl phFai
aan 10 lac utalsztnt o. sutas co secret sisssa "a
gulcf, ysfmaasni faffa rasnanssA Ia ever Uala
nsls 81 isn.ia h@psua 49, q QsasUasa sal
tyshlus eufed IN % tsFt withsui tha ufs u
ss@uuiT oAssrs u dlsi lf hlHdraaos ifaa tufl.
usss r.osaaAfI tTphilis IA last Fs.iifr rfall.
c.i-i vithsai u -, - a.scurr invslnaia4J
isaa % ss.cs tioyp~i an ssaoft uus suaefsrs
trss- tupstsasy - ls- 81 sstnsi Ps-sr restored 70
iraa visof 10 los wstA NillEf 4 sfskasl
tEa sadsaits vsssrf, - lunf ffsa sref astsHhe -
tui iest ~ phTsltA taf ssutsi Ssrsf tPe~ii I
sHd rsrasasndy cufef. fanigulsf sttsa 3n "a 7
~ ne Ds,saa. II Wsaisa sst s,lrss gssfas .ssl
FIss aAl ela tsr~ cnlsi 'iAg4t hs uis - caatlii
u The kpiir. Az 4Fte auaus tttrily 100 ~ ..
~ Asdldacs sd " prya - al paiia oi -
eouErT. -
egwotkinEmsa OF a halt Ias usisl rate,
Oalcs houn irVm tfTtasf a. 80 sclsct y -
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HiouNNtsp.H DIST Iu1."ItNa
Of al school,. CO.. le ua|u, u.py md
stomach.
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Every article offered is the best OF It's
kind, and these prices are made because
we are oyerstocked in that particular class
OF goods
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

HAcks aud carriages on short notic,
W. Wcllman, - Poplar street, telephone
co
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
DED BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.

We win cell today two lots Of white Bed
Blankets made mp Of various qualities lett
from previous sales. Some aru little
soiled. They are all ten and cleycn-quar-
ter.
FiEsr Lor-Consisis Of $50 pair Of 1914
Blankets, which were sold at 81; price
today, S237.
SEcoNp Lor-- Consists Of 800 pair Of Ia
Blankets, which were soldat $3.50; price
today, 500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

AIT scolchmen wishing TO attend ST.
Andrews banquet can procure tickets al
Young & Bros.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

Cnoics Thanksgiving ,ukcya at wicfs
market telephone lis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28

LEAvr orders At W0mcnH Exchange
i0r Thanksgiving dclor'B, Charlotte.
Russo, snow cream salads.
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Osty thfcc DAYS more in which 60 .ub
scribe for Tnr WEEgLy ArrrAL
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Remnants Of ingram Carpets, 2to 20 yards,
at Soc yard.
Remnants Of tapestry Brussels, yards TO
30 yards, at SOC yard.
Remnants Of all wool ingram Carpets, 3 to
80 yards, ut 4Sc yard.
Remnants Of body brussels, 10 30 yards,
at SOC yard.
Remnansioi velvet Carpet at Csc yard.
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sheibi Circuit Court.
Trnn.frrs Of IirniI,

This court was in session yesterday, br
r. cases Of importance were tried.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
SECOND DAYS TRIAL OF MARTIN
MooRE's MURDERERs.

The Dead Mans Clothes Exhibited Be-
fore tho Jury-The United States
Court Holds Short and Unintoresting
Miscellaneous.
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We wiI sell To-day Also

$50 pair Of choice California Golden
Fleece Blankets, 1874, at sos, which
arc considered excellent value at $40.
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LEAVING THE G. A. R.
TWELVE HUNDRED DEMOCRATS RE-
PUDIATE THE ORDER.

II Has Become a Veritable Republican
Jollifcation Association--Its Objects
and Alma Perverted and It's Useftil-
ness Impaired.
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nrm'f'rrus act iiAc masI, on weak
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RED ilrAA
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Full Dress Shirts.
The Latest Novelties.
Night Shirts. Neckwear.

No one can equal our assortment. They are
high-toned, and for taste and style cannot
be equaled
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The Above Prices Need No Comment.
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MAYS EMPORIUM
$685. Main Street.
Grand Opening Of Bargains
EVERYTHING NEW I!
Best Quality and Lowest Price
Ladies' Vests.
Imported Aprons.
Embroidery Material.

Hand worked embroidered, School Aprons
Nurses Aprons etc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
THE LARDRITES.
rnolr rrucy,dlug- at Cincinnati Nestor.
uaN.

rnoir rrucyodlug- at Cincinnati hester-
day.
ClS,lvS @. May lr-Iue two
labor conventions were very slow 'o ns7em.
bile To dag. The conference committees
held a long session las' night, continuing
unit after O'Clock. II is represented ~
having been "a harmonious meeting in
which steps toward an agreement were
made by mutual examinations and mut.
uqI WILLINGNESS t0uuItp. While the l. mtcd
Labor mra lluI 70 impossible TO yield their
idea of "A single land tax, they were very
favorable % modification which would
provide Tor eN-mp.ir, ,rom all tIN such
ntrs u. % mans r-al r.,1'e "a WIS essen
rrarry a homestead This concession
yy.,l received s,yorthly. There was Utha
other hand. some strong arguments sa De
half oFrur Crp.uhlr> idea which Is quite
essential 10 the uiuu Labor wing. aud
the other wing showed Willingness TO ac-
cent nj least some 90 the Crr-Eh1rN
ID,triue Throughout the conference /. IS
said the spirit shown was TINT OF strong
f.-fr, 10 r.l.N . harmonious conclusion.
But -n much time wIssp.ut u,NuIm1uuo
and suggestion that mo- definite action VIZ"
taken. and the committee resolved To
simply report pro.r.ss to their conventions
and a-k further time They at once adj
fournpd at one O'Clock this afternoon.
The United Itbor Convention met In the
Grand Opera House to-day with q Pout one
hundred delegate present. The Commit
f,. ON Resolutions m'i" an lniGrutti re
mort on tw0 points. the eight hour Ia" Tor
letter carriers and the redemption of Gov.
eminent bonds but the report wa1 thlrd
10 alla.g DR.. MrG,ynn, from the Conlerenca
Committee. to make his report Tn" Doc
tor reported what hl' been substantially
stated IN q previous Dispatch, that the
committee found the niou Labor rouu,l'-
f.p fl-pozrd tua uplun. Cheers
Hc said he Thought auulon was possible
., far. at least. us the two committees were
concerned. Cheers And hr would add
chat II was dependent somewhat upon the
t-mpar with which the two conventions
received tine partial report OF their cnn'wt-
tees. There WAS necessity for still further,
discussion. ....
Ol motion the report OF the c1mm,'tea
WIS received and IL wL5 continued lnrTe
being no further business that coull WIN
r,rop-i,tv b, entertained until IN" un', re-
port Of the Committee on Conference was
r,r.ived, the convention adjourned until >
p. m.
At the evening session Of the Union La
hor Convention Mr. Weller, of Iowa, ott'
rd again his resolution IN opposition to
fusion with the Republican OF Democntir
plrties. After very long strug-
vIe the resolution was unR1-
Imouzly adopted The National EN
n,lye Committee was then named each
State selecting itz own member. The
Convention. however. chose the chairman
and selected J. W. Goshorn, OF Charles
ton. ". Va He was authorized To
-.l,rt q secretary and treasurer To he ap-
nroved by the committee, the convention
them went INTO work of selecting nominees
for President and Vice President,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-17
western IuiiarIanz.

Cm,,Gp, liay lG.-Thc annivcraaIir~ Of
III" Western Unitarian associations A." b,
iug held in tbi' city. The Women'~ WtTt-
crn Conference Yesterday held irs annual
session. Reports wdc read, showing +aiIs
factory progress uf their work IN All dirrr
troGs. The report on the pnstoiiIcc ms
,onaIy work showed that It bad be- oi
great missionary value Thi- mission Wa
established several wears ago and AZ itI
prm" iadIyat,-, makes Literary hureau Of
ready every p0-toi'icr where the church
hl4 zn,I,'Ir5 The literature il not forced
upon prop'" but simply advertised aud
furnished tree 10 nppIrlu's Nm int"rc-'
,ue paper WA read ley Nrs Kate Glrnrit
Wells. OF Boston, ou the "Nrrd at religion
r.'hyr than special legislation It was
against the raising Oi the moral standard
b. las instead OF religion 81
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Elcsh5r, Of Jackson. They were MI elect
ed by acc!amation according to programme
This concluded the convention work
proper.
In answer TO cries for Kemple, that dis
tiugnished Republican light mounted =
chair and addressed the convention.
w. p. Hubbard, Of Ohio, was also called
Tor, hat mMlsstly cNcuscd himself.
4 motion to adjourn sine di, was then
carried, and the great Republican yonven-
ton was nj IN end.
1t accomplished its work fairly we'll
Tie men who 20 10 Chicago are Blaine
men. one or two mag he shaky in the
faith, hut in the lace OF the decided Blaine
sentiment they could hardly do otherwise
than support the Maine man, If there If 4
reasonable show for his nomination
QuiteH
CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT or ELECTION
EERTNG
outside Ot the regular work of the cOnvcn-
tion occupied the time OF most OF The dele
gates Candidates were ~ numerous ~
mosquitoes al II Jersey watering place ami
their work never ceased.
James l. Mrnag"r was actively pushing
his guherna'oral bnnnrIet, hut with only e
moderate degree nl success. The scnu-
intnt Is genera. that Mclean, ot Putuam,
was the maa to head the ticket, and from
AL that could he gathered from this rep
rr.rn'atjyc gathering ni the party the mpI
with the bari will receive The empty honor
of the Republican nominations