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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
AZ Inckson, MIS-.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 12.-AIr and Mrs.
G. II. Manshp, worthy and highly re-
spccted citizens of this city. celebrated
their golden wedding at their family resi-
dencc today. They were visited during
the day by many OF their friends, and were
the recipients of many beautiful presents.
They have had thirteen children, the sur
viying ten being with them in today's
celebration. Neither has ever had any
illness to amount TO anything and both
are still vigorous and active. They were
married in this city ON December ~, 1888,
at a place near the site now occupied by
the Governors mansion. The marriage
ceremony was performed by the Hon.
David Dickson, justice OF the peace, whose
widow was present today as she was fifty
years ago to extend her congratulations.
They have lived in Jackson continuously
since, enjoying the confidence and respect
Of the entire community.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
CHICAGO oPERA-HoUsE TAKES FIRE
Immediately Afer tho Performance
10000 Lost By tho Blaze.

immediately After tho Performance
100000 Lost By tho Blaze.
CucAGo, Ill.,, Dec. l2-ll:3Opm.-Thc
auditorium Of the Chicago Opem.house
was set ON fire by calcium light explosion
Just after the conclusion Of the PERFORM
ance tonight and is now burning hercely.
There seems TO but little hope OF saving
the thea,cr No one was injured.
At l:l5 o'clock this morning the FIRE Is
under control. Its course was from the
floor OF the gallery 10 the sides OF the au-
diiorium, and from thence 10 the dome of
the auditorium, where IL was confined.
The total loss 10 the CHICAGO Opem-house
Company will be S1O,OJO. David llendcr-
son, the manager, tx now In New York
with the Crystal Slipper Company.
Thomas Prior, the treasurer, said to
an Associated Press reporter that
tho theatcr would be- restored in three
weeks. The origin Of the fire Is ascnbcd
upon fuller investigation 90 the breaking
OF lantern used by boy who WIS clean
ing tho thcatcr alter the performance.
The oil In tie lamp falling on the floor
set Il alre, the boy being rescued with diff
ilcully.
Tho loss was fully covered by insur.
ancc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

and razors largely predominating. There
were besides the lamp ladle and spoon
and piece of babbitt metal used in counter
feiting, die for molding walking stick
heads, hammers, pieces OF iron and small
saw or two One of these, as reporter
quickly proved by testing on the iron
handle Of little hammer, will saw an iron
bar with ease. The floor was Uttered with
pieces OF iron and metallic articles. One Of
the prison officers remarked last night that
the convicts would soon replace these
articles with similar ones from the black
amith shon
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

WE call the attention OF our readers 10
an extract from letter written by Secre-
tary of State John Allison to a Memphis
friend, in which that gentleman states,
clearly and definitely, the part he did not
play in the matter Of the Bates certificate.
He had nothing to do in issuing it. The
Governor procured Allison's clerk TO sign
his name TO It, in his absence. It is not
necessary to say to the readers Of TUE APP
ZEAL that Mr. Allison Is a very straight
forward man, one without concealments,
aud that his whole official course bias been
such as to recommend him more and more
10 the people whom lac has served with
rare fidelity and singlcnes' of purpose.
Any misunderstanding between him and
the Governor is to be regretted, but espc-
cially one like this, on q matter OF so vital
importance and that has attracted the gem
cral attention OF the public beyond the
limits Of the State. Allison. we think,
however, is TO be exonerated from all
blame.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

AcCoRnING 10 estimates based upon the
recent election returns, The Nas iort
Tribune shows that the population Of the
States east Of Ohio aud north Of the Po-
iomac was lS.lg5,OO0. Of the i've great
States between Pennsylvania and thc Mis-.
d.cippi, la.5js,OOl, aud Of the States west
oi the Mississippi not formerly slavc-hold-
ing. 10000. II was estimated that
l,5ll,OOO was In the District and In tho
Territories, but official messages Of Gov.
cmors rrpori the Territorial population
about 100000 larger The former slave
States hal q population q 21,2l2.OOO,
which had increased 2jI per cent In eight
ycar,, aeains; a gain u 27l per cent. In
the population Of the free States aud the
Territories, Tur Atrial, though graft.
iicj at the comparative growth at the
South thus exhibited, ventures to predict
that the census Ia $500 will show greater
gains, aud tina, the oncc slave section il
keeping pocc with the North In spite Of
ils superior advantages In immigration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
A rRtanrruL ACCIDENT
Causes Man to Lose His LifO-Anothor
Injured

Injured
Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
sourn PiruDuEo, Tenn, Dec. ia
frghtiul accident occurred at Duncan,
Hughes & llilman's mill this morning,
which cost W. II. Brinkworth his life and
a negro, named Henry Warner, three Of
his fingers. Brnkworth, who was
head sawyer, had stopped tho log
carriage and. was oiling Il when the reverse
lover llcw open causing the carriage TO
come back with terrific force, catching his
leg between the timbcu and MASKING u
from the knee down. The band saw,
which Is over fifty feet long, broke oil
over the mill. There were ten men work.
ing In the mill at the time aud IL
seems q miracle that they escaped. Tho
negro, In trying 10 got away from the
flying saw, fell against small circular
saw. with tho above result. Brinkworth
was removed 10 his home and had hrs lex
ainputatcd. lie stool the operation with
out the use OF narcotics. but the shock
was too great, aud hc died about 5 o'clock
tonight.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

good will as tho other powers appealed to
in assisting in the suppression OF the slave
trade on the east coast OF Africa. The
Government, the paper says, expects the
Reichstag to give decided support TO the
measures for the repression OF the rising
there, and the protection Of the German
inlaraats
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

Coz. CnooKrs, Of Philadelphia, presses
NJ. BARBER, banker aud journalist, Tor q
place In Prsidcnt.clcct llauison's Cahi.
net because "thc latter donated 81, GjS 20
the Republican campaign fund, that be-
was au original Harrison man, aud that hc
IL representative .lrish.Amcrican and
that Il MAS the lrish.Amorlclu vote ia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
m, I.nuamn .'nunII.oan.

PANS, Dec. l2.-Several newspapers say
that II the issue Of the Panama Canal loan
proves n failure the Government, In con-
formiiy with the proposal Of the extra Par
liamcnlary Commission, will introduce a
bill In the Chamber Of Deputies 10 enable
the company 10 meet IL engagements. A
new company, under the Leadership Of tho
Credit foncicr, will then purchase the
canal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

Mn. s. r. READ's suggestion ~ to ircc
hydmnis lor poor people Is ono quite wor-
Inv the attention Of tho Taxing District
government, which by contract with the
water company might have q couple Of
dozen Of them erected whorc ihcy would
be most acceptable TO thosc who are too
poor to pay a water rate. Tur ArrrAL
indofscs the idea.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
INGENIOUS coNvIcTs.
Articios Taken From tho Piotters at the
States Prison.

otAto n lrlaons
special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. l2.--The table
In the wnrdens Office at the Pcni,cniary,
aud the floor around the table, today pre-
scnIcd the combined appearance OF an
arsenal and junk shop. There were
thorc displayed the articles found after
the careful search OF the wing OF the prison
begun Monday night and finished yes1er-
day afternoon Yesterdays ArrE ~
contained an account Of the mat
ivr. The table WIS literally covered win
metallic articlcs-knivcs, most Of them
very rudcly fashioned by the corvicss,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
Tho Downfall aud Death OF n woman.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec. l2.--Mrs Mary
McMannus set her grocery on fro this
afternoon while she was intoxicated, aud
before she could be rescued was suiTocatcd
to death. She was once wealthy, but has
spent most Of her money for drink. The
storehousc was a small shanty In the Thlr-
tccnth District, near the corporation line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

ONcE In awhile brave man, one with
the courage Of his convictions, appears,
and, In defiance OF custom and law, tells
the truth ~ hc knows II. Such a man Is
lir. Pepper one Of the professors in the
University Hospital OF Philadelphia. In
tho course OF a clinical lecture, which
lac recently delivered In that institution,
In a ease Of nervous dyspcpsain woman,
the same being reported in The Medical
7imfs, lac said.
There iln state 81 itcl attention 10 the suffer
ing part always prc.cut la this clnss Of oa'cs
which Often clntiuucr after the disease 4 curcd.
u ~ thc recognition oi this condition which forms
the basis OF whaI b. knnwn ~ thc "aith CURE
thpmpcutlul agent which has, gentlemen, clslns
on our most scruus study and will go ~ lar a.
10 sny that without "alth cure you cannot treat
ci.c. q nervous dyspr,sia with ncccV. thnyc
seen oiscs which have bccn ior months under the
care of Intelligent ply sirians to 10 completely
cured after twu or thror interviews with tie faith
nriicr Who sayA "thyry B. no such thing disease.
thrrilrv you nrc MT lick you are not suffering
yuu must not Wfcf" Tits u n line Of argument
wh.rh In the hands of skiliiul physicians. IL a
powerful wmcdlal ascnt but when used by unscru
puluus Icr,0us dcEvuer - into the tner',t quacs
cry ~ %, uunus you obtain The confidence Of your
patients ynu gct their attention removed from the
aiectcd part aud you hr,ak up thc habit You
cannot cf.siimaic the Importance at the emo
ulnal slciucuis In thcc ,s.r., but II you arr con
iont with removing this a one. you are merely thu
most superficial empire
There y a great deal Of truth in this
In what generally passes ioriaith cure We
have little faith, yet there can be no doubt
that without more or les oi faith ms physi-
clan. and in his prescriptions. a cure may
be- made difficult, II not impossible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

New York City that made Harrison's
election possible" There is here not one
word about fitness or qualifications; moth
ing but the reason Of the veriest ward
bummer-he served his party.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

nrnlN. Dec. i2.--.Ihe Noiigndl Zci,ng
says Count llcrbwl ni,marck called the
attention " the forcifn Committee oi the
i,c,ch.as yoslcrliy 10 the tactthl, Francs
haB not shown the Aimc irlnkngss aul
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

The Western Turf Congress has decided
not TO allow any book.maker who belongs
10 the Alliance or Association Of Book.
makers TO make books on their tracks.
This causcs a great deal Of anxiety among
the bookics.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

MEMPHIS needs well paved streets. They
are an immediate and pressing necessity
that calls for the expenditure OF sum
equal to S2,0DO,00O How is that sum to
be raiscd2 That is the question that still
remains unanswered.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

to England; ;st SO he was Secretary of State
and President. at 81.
There have been TWENTY-FIVE Prosi.
dents Of the United States, Eve Of whom
were elected at 81 and sig attained that
great Office before the age Of so. Three
military men, past so, have been elected !.
Two died very soon, and the other va,
General Jackson, and be was but 81 when
elected.
Jonathan Edwards acquired early re-.
nown as the greatest metaphy MUSICIAN in
America and as unsurpassed by any one
in Europe. He commenced the reading
OF Latin when sir years old, At 10 he
wrote remarkable paper upon the i'm.
mortality Of the soul. At the age Of IL
he entered Yale College, where he grad.
usted four years later.
Gsnsrsi Grant was elected President
At 46; but when young man, in the
Mexican war. be SO distinguished him.
self At the battle Of Molino del Rsy thst
General Scott named him for promotions
on the field. and at the stormius Of Chr
pultepsc his courses add ability caused
him to be specially commended Gen.
eral Worth. And for these Young act.
Of skill and yalor he was made Captain
10 the regular army. 10 was but 80
when be gained his victory at Fort Don.
sl'0'. and only.4l when b took ::yicks.
burg Il Boston Globe. !. 1.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28
RANCH AND RANGE

A coin every man may mint-comnon
SENSE.
Look well after weak stock when green
grass comes.
Cattle that are fed and pAstursd cost
nothing to roundup
A little kerosene od' the plow .wiIl-h.lp
it to scour quicker.
The "wastes" Of . ranch are what
makes rsnchipg unpro6tabls.
+. Never trust . bull; = stallion. AN old
rope, an sgotistical man or chance. >.
A pole fence around a big hole won't
savsas many cattle q drainage will.
A mortgage on farm i. AS unoemfor.
table as saddle on sors.tacked
horse. "''.s " -.
Horse raising n more profitable than
cattle growing, but II etskes more sen,e
TO make TIA succeeds. bes- ~ .....'
Use judgment in calusting. The
longer horse j. allowed to ~ uSiItered
the heavier hs becomes a. rule.
i-Doh't ron the steen whsn you gather
for the spfing.mArkst unlsss you intend
catering them ia'shs spring raesi,a.
I" Ths fool 'monfneth for. his sttck.that
died ID the blizzard, but the wisssmanI
wis prepared and hath hottimg to noarn
for. . - -. =. ..,.,. ~
II there is a vicious bull in yoir herd
take his horns of. 1t won't hurt him
half 20 much as he may hurt you if you
don't. -. -.
The man that raisss enough feed for all
his stock dcssn't Icss uiucb sistb mourn.
ihg ovef the condition Of shs .outside
range. ws Fer ~ Is,
/. A few drops Of oil on harness and sad.
dies occasionally may, reduce the prcihts
Of the saddler, but It will also r:ducs
wear on the farmers pocket. - 80 !
Hoping for : uild winter and trusting
in SroSidssct.ts tempsr the wind to
your rawhidss. inlt shs bsAt way tofat.
ten stssrsfor spring mafket. !. Z. ID;
Tighten and mend the fences, over.
haul corrals and shsds and do all you
can now. to avoid iosG Of time when
spdug WORK and spring datiss demand
your attention. - V '."i~s-..
From now on live stock viii demand
more care. for the winter constipation
has rendered thsp more liable to the On.
srvatins 'parsins ot green grasses and
spring warm days.
q "hisuhA ,tssid littssl Frsddis, ,I'mI
1wfalGhdisASk { sMa lits,sbsy,sr /,
3 "whH dsAff"i 'sa.r.s
because won't have 10 Crow:up to
bs . woman. n.
You would rather be mar, wouldn't
you, Freddie!
sY&, 'ma'amn." +
why" .sLei hi. mb.b.r win an
AMUSED smile 's.s
'Scau.s I Won't have to 'wissits lin.
looking for piece Of sanapaper every
time want to strike a match. 1.-The
Merchant Traveller. 4
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A chemist estimates that the world
swallows 600 tons Of pills per annum.
Thsrs ore manufacseries that make =
million pills week, =.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

" tho u7Ascs
Eutered at the Postonhoe At Pioehs, Yeyaas,
s. seoond-clasS N sttAr.'+''',
YOUNG MEN wHo. wEREi cREAr.
.'-'is~ -
Promiasat Fig arcs In History Who
We're Famous In Early manhosd..
,aS.,' -
.chaslAs James. Fox was in ParIiameut mt
at 10.
ThA Rsst Crcnwsll left the univer.
sity Of gsmbiidssit is.-.',
Johd Bright never was at Any school a
day after he was Is years old.
Gladstone was In Parliament at %.
snd at "a was Lord Of the Treasury.
HasoAssraduated stt 6ub~idse
when iS' and was called to the b.r at 81.
Peel was in Parliament at q, and Pal.
nerston was Lord Of the Aduirality At
%.
Henry Clay. was In the Senate Of the
Of the United States at 29, contrary to
ths consultation.
,%6IHsGstoa. .f..f s,.a.sslpa at
osfMa:: WI Il maasus & law iu tho Ia.
ner Temple at 10.
Gust.ya. Adolphas ssesnded ths
throne at 10; before be was "a he was
one Of the great rulers Of Europe.
y Judge Story was ip Harvard at is, in
CongrsSft -. and ledge, fths Supreme
Court Of the United States at 80.
Martin Luther had become largely dis.
tinguishsd At "a and At Sc had reached
the top:rost round Of his world.wids
fame .Stsssss; go. !. -.
Conds conducted . memorable cam.
paigu at II ,and rst2z he. and .Turenns
also. were Of the most illustrious men of
their time. a
"sweM.sr sss'ii esil,ss- At as. CAV.
earnest Of hi. great future before be was
men q IS6stk..S. E.n =" W. '
wi,,;.n u s.. -,
pr.oscs Of l.w = ., - ,.s'u :, -. p..:' sas
asatr Of si.ts q ;Cosvs:ai,,s; .;a :s;a !, % >,
t;s; t;so;vs;rrnsos;; f,Ns.,, yo.r
w,.hs&E 1. .ss,'
,., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oolo.
''ne s'"y - z1' early IN public
and pr.s;s.n. !. :, = ''' '''''' ~ 20
~, ss;;.s v ~.
:, aAo,''e Oh sA10ny d'ed at 81 e0nceed-
u.se zen one .. 'hs profoundest
Ns.I.s W. = ~ ~. :. rne e .o'ess .. ss.sral'
'stAseono"snN.Sesp.
:, pO''0n ,..,.' - 20 commanded the army
-. = @ 10y. ~, 49, :: w., no' only one OF
~. D'O'' h,u'.riour generals OF ell time
s guy Que o. .ns great law-givsrs Of the
ESS f!.oc'.
eea, :, le *ss'' Fops At ss.
49, .sss 81 aossasa - y, soaasm'c training be
,r.ls:,.,ss..r5 !. S..a.. !. is-on'y
4 Ir!rS'stfSs.sS.fSs.sn.9 -. onsr'se|
NAsaSss4as''a 4. eaihamsns
81 e,Vy.t \, ss.srt q the Presidents
y, 'I@eessfys gsiuA 'Aa' 6r9 election
r.ms asv.' = e and that one w.' !.m..
erv tnAncs 'or,tns Frssi'
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

A chemist estimates that the world
swallows 600 tons Of pills per annum.
Thsrs ore manufacturer that make q
million pills week. -
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-04-28

In connection with the establishment 10 oomnie
shop and am prepsred to execute promptly ali
orders for copper, Tin and Sheet Iron
.l44 Work, steam, Air, Water and
M Exhaust Pipe Plumbing
.9s~ and Pump Work.
The Stock comprises the Grade OF Goods
and pross are Reduced figure that Dees Competition
0r1m E11ron TO Axl.u
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-15
PARAGRAPHICAL NEWS.

There is fllourishiDg grove of $4,000
cocoanut trees at Cape Sable, the south.
ernmost point Of Florida
Denver is reputed to have more we'll
dressed men on its streets than any city
of its size in the country.
Some of the New York apartment
houses now have woman janitor, after
the style Of France and Germany.
There are over 4, 900 theatres in the
United States and 81, 900, 900 a day is
paid for amusement in this country.
A women has been expelled from the
Salvation Army in New York because
she refused OF stop wearinga hustle.
There are more vessels on the stocks in
Oregon, Washington Territory and
Puget Sound than in all New England.
AEoston firm, tits stated, has furnish
ed over $1,000 worth of etchings and
engravings for new hotel in California.
Official statistics show the emigration
from Italy last year to be l67, ,S29. OF
this number 26,92O came to the United
States
There are about 1000, 600 hog raisers
in the country land the 10000, 900 hogs
raised are estimated to be worth 1885,.
900, ZOO.
1t is estimated that the present popu.
lation of the United States. owing to the
large influx of foreigners, is not far
from 62, 900, 900.
A fashionable and exclusive club in
New York is called the Irish Club, the
name arising from the fact that no Irish.
men can join.
Kentucky's State House must be de-
lightful mansion in winter It is heated
throughout by wood firesn old.fashioned
open fre.plsces.
The immigration into the United
States last year was the largest for many
years-509, PSI, against 3S6, GLIB in 1886 a
gain of l22. $50.
Berry, the English hangman, has exc.
cuted ll3 persons up to the present time,
sixteen of them having been in Ireland
aud two in Scotland.
In the City of Mexico this season $3.50,
900 have been spent in fitting up the six
rings where the bull fighters do their
little deeds Of daring.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-15

1t is rumsred that the Sugar Trust has
decided to ship large quantities of the
best refined sugar to London, in order to
keep up the price of refined sugar in this
country by relieving the market here of
any surplus and creating a shortage, or
what would practically be a corner in
sugar. All the members of the trust here
absolutely declined to give any informa-
tion. but in the trade generally the story
was believed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-15
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
News From Everywhere.

B, F. Jones, Chairman of the Republi-
can National Committee, says Blaine's
reasons for Withdrawing, as given to him,
were: 10 1876 Blaine was very anxious
to obtain the Presidency, and worked
hard for it with the aid of his friends.
He was disappointed when it went to
another man in the manner it did. In
1880 he was still anxious, though in a
lesser degree, and his disappointment was
less marked. In 1884 he had to great
extent lost desire for the office, and now
he withdraws from the contest because he
has no wish to become President. He
takes keen interest in literary work, and
wants rest and quiet. | assure you these
are the only reasons for Blaine's letter
that are known to me. Everybody,
sooner or later, loses a desire for some
thing which they were once anxious to
obtain, and this is entirely true in the
case of Blaine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-15
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-15

Secretary Boyer of the National Board
of Steam Navigation describes q peculiar
condition Of affairs in New York Harbor
resulting from political quarrel. The
city has been without Harbor Master
four years, and vessels anchor wherever
masters elect, and Boyer says it has real
ly grown to be question Of nautical
blackmail.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1888-02-15

Three prisoners, awaiting trial for
highway robbery, escaped from the Ram.
sey county Jail, Minnesota, by saving
four bars from the cell door, which let
the men into an upper corridor. From
there the men reached the attic by saw
ing through eight bars which formed the
roof OF the corridor, and then cutting
through the ceiling. A hole was then
cut through the sheet-iron roof and rope
made of hammocks, torn into strips, was
lowered to the ground between the Jail
and the Courthouse.