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Those chinese uusr GO Away.

WAsmNorov, Oct. 1.-THE Secretary
Of the Treasury today received telegram
from j. ID. Sprcchlcs x Bros, OF San Fran
cisco, saying "Thc steamer Duke OF
Westminster, with Chinese awaiting the
test case, must sail tomorrow. Can the
Chinese be- transferred To hulk Tor rc-ship-
mont by next steamer back 10 China II test
case goes against thcm|'
Assistant Secretary MAYNARD replied:
"Thc department is oi the opinion that
thc transfer Of Chinese laborcrs from the
importing vessel 30 the hulk Of another
vessel in the hlrhor Is contrary TO the cN-
clusion act aud that neither the depart
mont nor the collector has authority Ia
permit such pUruCdiug%'
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OIL IN FLAMES.
Fifteen Thousand Barrels BurIt in New
York-Other Blazes.

New York, Oct. ll.-There was another
large fire this morning in Green Point
which will result in damage of over
$500, 200, besides the injuring Of several
brave tiremen. The fire broke out early
this morning on board the steamer Havis,
which was lying at the wharf of the Penn
sylyania & Scranton Coal company at the
foot OF North Tenth street. Tho flames
then extended to other vessels, and
although three alarms were sent ont, to
which the llremen quickly responded, the
fire spread with surprising npidity, COM
municating from the vessels to the pier
and from there to the shipping department
and buildings of the Standard oil works,
which cover the block bounded 10y North
Tenth and Eleventh streets and the river
and Kent avenue. As soon rs the fire
reached the oil it was beyond control OF
the tircmen. Fire boats also appeared on
the scene and rendered excellent service
in getting the vessels out OF the way
which were lying at the wharves, and in
cXtinguishing the flames ON those which
had taken fire. The Dutchland, Ellavosc,
Lcopoldhall and the steamer llayis,
were all partially burned. The explosion
OF an oil well severely burned Fireman
Joseph Mccormick, OF engine No. 10;
James McElroy, Henry llolling, Michael
O'keeic, Joseph Briscoe and Benjamin
Delmar. Briscoe had his leg broken. The
injured men were all taken in ambulances
to the Eastern District hospital. Other
explosions occurred and the iircmcn kept
at safe quarters. Crowds OF spectators as
sembled, being attracted by the huge
flames and dense clouds Of smoke which
hung over the river and spread across over
the city OF New York. There were about
$1,000 barrels OF oil burned, besides the
destruction OF large amount Of valuable
machinery. At the office Of the company
they can give no estimate OF the loss, but
it is said TO he upward OF 100000. The
Standard Oil company rarely have any
insurance on their property, and it is be-
licycd there is no insurance on the prop
erty burned this morning.
The Pennsylvania and Scranton Coal
company sustain u loss Of $4,000 TO their
property.
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Tho scnntc nna tho rrc.larn,.

WAswNUruN, Oct. u.-lhc Senate in
eccrct scs,,on on Scptcmlcr 2b adopted u
ro7uluuon 90. i,iul'y requesting 'hg
rrcsidcn, 10 transmit To the senate copic.
af nll communications and correspondence
not heretofore sent to the Senate, under
his control, ON the suhicctoi the proposed
convention with China, transmitted hy
him tD thu Senate bv message of March %,
lSss, and IN the subject ui the reported
iTiluV ul thu government ut China tu
finally agree tu thv same. Nu reply hHy-
ing hDyu received, the Senate has, hy
formal order. removed the injunction ui
secrecy lrum the resolution ul inquiry
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The Drunmcrs' Tax In Texas

WAsuINGroN, Oct. ll.-Argumcnt was
begun in the supreme court today in case
No ISL, VIM. G.. Ashcrm, plaintiff in
error, vs. the State OF Texas, better known
as the Texas drummers' tax case. Ashcrm
Was drummer for a New Orleans firm
and was arrested for violation Of the Texas
law requiring drummcrs TO pay an occu-
patton tax. lie was convicted and ap-
pealcd the case 10 the supreme court OF
the United States, claiming that the Texas
law was unconstitutional as an attempt
to regulate commerce between the
States. His case was argued by Mr.. Abel
Cook. Attoney-ttvncral llogg, OF Texas
argued the case for the State. lie main.
tanned that the law was not u regulation oi
interstate commerce, but simply the levy.
ing Of tax upon a business carried on
within the State. The tax, he said. was
levied upon all drummers, whether resi-
dents Of the State or not, and to bold that
Il was unconstitutional would bc ObnuN-
ious to that portion Of tho constitution
which declared that the ciiizcus Of each
State should be- entitled 10 all the priyi-
lcgcs and immuuitics Of citizens In the
several States, ~ il would discriminate
against the citizens oi Texas ia favor OF
those living In other States.
Argument will bc continued tomorrow.
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Cmo,Uo, H., oct il.a-Julus kll.ccld.
berg. former conductor on the scdgwick
street line, Is locked up NJ the Chicago
avenue station md Capt Setback, Who
expresses the opinion that the mw Is q
dyuamiicr, IN carefully investigating the
ca-c. Tho prisoner was arrested this alt.
ornoon near the sclgwick street barns s
be- was la the act Of slrcWiug along tho
tracks some black objects about the ,.zr oi
wrInuls. The policeman who made the
arrest brought 10 the station with thr ufis.
onpr q dozen oi the mysterious objects.
The black things" which one oliror
designated ~ cartridges, were carefully
slowed away out Ol sight al foris Of
rumor as to tic deadly character OF thc
Fcizrd property were current, but from the
description, u seemed probable that they
are railway danger signals which make u
loud noise when discharged. bul not con.
tanning sufficient enough explosives 10 DO
any damage.
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Tho rrisi of rioaGhpuud..

Tho TRIAL ut tiuHihpuud-.
London DIH'e
A lively srcno WIS witnessed iu Hyde
park This morning when. m pursuance 90
a decision recently arrived OF, -ir Charles
Warren gave hs hIo1lhDuuls course or
two. II was barely daylight and the irut
lay thick on tho ground, when WUrrnH
slnlwat form showed iho way 90 lho place
Of trial llo wa i0lIowclby few experts,
ole holding pair OF dogs m leash, and q
solitary reporter, who d,iiod strict orlcu
to keep the newspaper fellows at % dis
tnure.
Warren. IN q NJ Of enthusiasm, offered
himself Tor quarry aud started OIL ut q
good swinging tlJt llU WIS soon lest tn
Fight Then different policemen crossed
biz track a. make ihu trail more dIihrult
a. follow. The dogs were laid on AMI
worked surely but slowly along until W-
fiying NJ lhy spot where thc hut police.
man had eros rd tho trail. Here the dogs
we're al fault for Time, hui soon took up
the SCENT again. the twpycnrDll dog
BuTrho, Who won the hrsi priHr nc the
Now York dog show this year, leading OIL
Bufgho hlB been trained from puppy ip
hunt the clean Shoe aud wis well up ip the
work, though evidently tho scent did not
lic well today. Finally both dogs failed
by going uif on some side scent
A new uail wa started. Warren agNn
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WAsmNoroy. oct Acting Secretary
Thompson tolay issued the following
"Noucc Is hereby given that until other.
wise ordered, the sccryllry will not nc-
cert offers OF bonds ihlt are held l socur.
i,y i1r national bank circulation. Tho Of.
iar. already accepted aru found io include
bonds 40 deposited 90 nu amount which
pxhausis thc s},OUOOJ limit llr October
and will nearly or quito absorb that lur
November. u thu banks dchlrci from the
October wi hlmW1ls 1ro willing to luHo the
interest between this time aud Noycm.
49,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-12
DIR. MACKENZIE.
His Long Awaited Book Published.
Declares That German Physicians
Shortened Frederick's Life.
He Charges Them With Clumsiness
In Their Surgery.
The Italians Showing William All
Possible Courtesy,
The Trouble on the Afghan BORDER
Imbecility OF the London Police
How the Bloodhounds
Were Used,

LONDON, oct. 1.-THE British Medical
Journal publishes the following details
from Sir Morcll MackenEie's = book on tho
case of the late Emperor Frederick. Dr.
Mackenzie complains that hc was refused
access to important documents which were
available TO his assaiants. He saws he
was not deceived in regard to his patients =
real condition, of which there was ample
proof. The German doctors made this
charge, knowing il TO be false, in order to
prejudice Frederick against his British ad-
wiser. At the beginning OF October, 1887,
DIR. Bergman admitted that DIR. Macken-
ze's course was correct The visit Of
Frederick to England was arranged before
DR. Mackenzie was summoned. On the
whole, DIR. Mackenzie says the operation
OF tracheotomy performed by DIR. Bramann
was well done, but the trachca was opened
three miimctcrs to the right of the middle
line. The canula used by Bramann was
OF unusual shape and size, and the lower
end impingcd on the poslcriur wall OF the
trachca, causing destruction of the tissue,
and Ia his discomfort anO consequent cN-
haustion. DIR. Bergman diaguniscd See
ondary cancer of the lung through finding
duncss over the back ci the liver, and
DIR. KuSsmann had TO be brought from
Strassburg before DIR. Gorgmann would
admit his mistake, DIR. Mackenzie does
not hesitate To say that the death blow was
given TO the Emperor on April 10, when
a false passage made by DR.. Bcrgmann's
tube caused extensive suppumtion around
the trachea, which steadily drained away
the Empcror's remaining strength and
shortened his life ten months nj least.
Except when the false passage was made
and DIR. Bcrgmann thrust his finger into
the wound the Emperor never suffered
actual pain.
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Oui, two Death, Yesterday Em-
hnIrn..mrnI 81 NMrars.

J,,mDsvir, lln., oct H. Following
is tho official bulletins New caos, iorly-
seven. deaths, two. H. y. johnson aud
Nuiu Register Total eases, 4, 800 t1tll
deaths. aol Oi the new eases only twelve
afr white. so contributions uyu reported
Iv thp uu1uru committee today
Bishop WrcI will tomorrow visit fcma-
dina 10 mako un oUIr.uIrNlm.uaHun oi tho
condition there, Iuumu.l ut thc people oi
that ,.ty uru decidedly uucummuuinliyc.
a H.raI train will bc provided
Tur question of the return of nurses to
iHrr home. b. llsi becoming % mu.. rm-
bvn.a .uf one. Neither luuis.rUH, Mis-
81, .ippi, Alabama ur Arkansas wi. receive
tlu yellow iyyur attendants until n',,r
iusG Meanwhile thyrply goes 900 under
tlp turma uiihu contract GuU with OH" i.'"-
,uug uI the number uI ihu syN .N.r .''-
vices aru mo- lUupr required
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CWCACo, lll., oct ll.--ihorr WIS an
incipirnt riot at Lincoln avenue ani >,jg-
wick street, on lhr Nuuh Side, this after.
noon, which at one time thrgaiDnodspIIuus
consequences. A mob OF about 5000 poo
pie gathered about the cIrs, hoo.iug the
new drivers and rcliing them with rotten
rgus. ono 0l the team ol horses became
frightened aud ran, dragging the driver
nii,r thpm They dashed iuIo the nest
ear. frightening Ice team attached 10 it,
which In turn ran into another car, smgsh.
irr things aud adding tu thp general COM
fusion. order WIS finally ruiupd hy the
police, however one ul the drivers who
had been biz with stale cgg throw down
h.. lines and refused o. drive any more.
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The southern IIomcopa,hIs,S.

LorFuIur, ky., Oct. 1.-THE South.
crn Association oi lIomcopaihis,s tolay
adopted resolutions protesting against the
alleged effort oi the aIluYolhr school On
gain control OF lhc practice oi medicine la
thc south by securing legislation providing
tH1t pIl rhysiraus must Boz licensed tu
practice hv l State board composed ol
nrlriItipn,ri nu ! asking t.nt iu cir such
legislation b. pl.srd ull schools bc given au
equal representation.
A paper by Dr. VIM. II. llolcombu, oi
New Orleans, was uBd combating thu
germ thuUp ol yellow fever.
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Tho Impres.to ti,r Doctor.

LoyDUN, Oct. 1.-THE Dw.H Nnu prints
the following extracts lmma lriior from
Empress Frederick 10 Us Mackenzie,
which is not included iu ur Mackcnz.c's
book 81 took carc 10 iD.I a.I Doe eminent
German doctors met t'Hf yUu H'd the
nrt iimo mw you that you thought you
saw ! war innocent, yet guu could not bc
certain until Prof. virch.i made nn cN-
animation, and that YOU a.d Ihai malig-
nnnt disease might bo praauui somewhere
out oi sight. though thefo was 300 proof ~ 10.
tl,o luOst uulayOrable el,Agul in TIC eale
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CmcAao. .1N. oct ll.--Aboul % clock p.
m. the crowds around lhc Western avenue
barns were rccIcclrhcl by the arrival oi bus
load Of now men, escorted by the police In
patrol wagons, and the report was immc.
dialcly spread that an attempt would be
male In a short time 10 run cars. There
w,f1 twcniy.lhcc men IN the bus, aud
two patrol wagons kept guard. The police
wcru under command Of Capt. Alduch
and Lieut. Shea. The wagons drew up
aud the meu piled out Of the bus aud into
the barns The crowds began 10 gather
a. soon ~ the intelligence spread, aud
h.un 2.UJD of 1900 people surrounded the
barns Shea ordered the police 90 dispcro
ihc mob. and thOy advanced m a deter.
mined manner. The crowd He'd, women
4 ChilrJa falling over each other in
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being Frederick's age. You also said that
you could not promise any security that
malignant growth might not appear some
day. You said that the operation pro-
posed was running too great risk, and
that even should II succeed the condition
OF the patient would be so terrible after
that his chances, II left alone, would Oe
more favorable. | have since heard that
different German doctors approved this
course as the best under the circum-
stances. You also said, think that
You would not have laryngotomy or
laryng of issurc, performed on your own
throat on the surmiso, hardly with posi-
tive proof Of malignant affection as the
tendency Of u malignant affection was TO
rcappcar in new places whereby life
might still be left. Further, YOU doubted
whether Fredcrck's constitution could
withstand the shock Of such an an opera.
ton. | should have repeated all this at
the time much oltcncr had not the pre-
yaiing feeling been one of joy and graft.
tude at his escaping from this horrible
operation" "
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suU...l N..IHtUl iU lU" Appeal
ErWSouAu, Ala, Oct ll-A Jasper,
Walker county special reports The killing
nj Gamble station Of W. -. Merritt, q
prominent farmer, by Albert Oraro, q
merchant n that place. Mouitts wife
vas Indebted 10 Oufo In q small sum aud
vhrn Oaru asked payment she lew into o.
ra.siun aud began 10 bolubor him with n
smack. 80 thIs junc,uro Merritt up.
relr,.I up1u The scene and also started for
uuro. who pulled pistol and shot him
though the head, killing him instantly
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WAHmNoroN, oct a. Tho ease ot J.
Harris Rugcm W. Attorney. General Gar.
land, 1. g. Harris, Casey Young, cN.
Indian Commissioner Atkins aud !. T..
Johnston WIS placed on hearing ON dc.
muucu in the court ~ general tcrmtolay.
Tho defendants, with the exception ul Mr.
Garland, did not answer. bat dcmurui 10
the bin on various grounds, one IT the
claims lcinr that II the plaintiff has any
grievance. hu should have sought relief in
the Law courts aud not boz equity.
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Nrv NuuR, oct A.. ui lhc .nnounl
left in 1856 by ,hD hto hrrutly mi"r aui
lrt critic. James u Paine, be- % bundle
with Charles g. ChrkcunH la, juO Wu In
l.lIs ui ihu Metropolitan bank, which, uu
thu decision iu favor ui ihv Boston ulI.
lives. boo thu UIlI contest, the hank refused
60 redeem. alleging thr statute ul liw.u-
tiuuH The rI.H WIS submitted tudIy tn
ihu .upu mu count uu uu agreed statement
uI llIs lul decision WIS us,t,d,
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MncLcnsIc su.,elncd ~ tho Dead.

LoNnoN, Oct ll.-Iho BrtIM N0iIciI
journal gives fac SMILES Of two Of the last
scripts that Frederick wrote. Thcv wcrc
not obtained, however, from Dr. Mackcn-
zc. The Grst, written on April ~, has
reference to a change in his medicine
given him, and reads "ihc same Howell
tried just before Bcrpmann IN treated me. -
The second IL an expression OF sympathy
with Dr. Howell over the loss Of his father
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scarch,ng Gcanckcn's Room.

BERLIN, Oct. ll-proi. Gchnckon occu-
pies the same roors 9 at Moabit as did
Count Won Arnim previous to his trial,
The police today visited tho residence OF
Herr RokenDurg, editor of the Dcuiscbc
R,mdscbd,L intending to search IT, but
Rokcnburg handed them the manuscript
OF FrcderiCk's diary in Gciincken's hand.
writing, together with letter from
Gclinckcn TO Rokcnburg, assuring him
that he (Gcfnckcnl had received a copy
Of the diary from Frederick himself
Thereupon the police departed for the
house Of the widow OF Frcdcrick's valet,
who is said to have been employed to
duplicate the diary. The result OF the
search thcro is not known.
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I.aIicc InbccIIIiN.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE PdH MAJ Ga, te
charges that the words, "l have murdered
tour and will murder sixteen morc before
| surrender myself to the police" written
10y the supposed Whitcchapcl murderer
upon u shutter Of n house adjoining the
one in the yard Of which the body oi one
OF his victims was found, were erased by
order Of Sir Charles Warren, chief oi the
London police force, before the authori.
ties had had an opportunity To photograph
them,
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Con. rnimcr.s nl.ornilnn.

CmcAGo, H., oct 1.-The fear that
owing 20 the excitement attending the
strike, there would be trouble growing out
OF thc meeting tonight at Battery y ar.
mory, where Gen. John VI. Palmer was to
speak, proved gounllcss. A large crowd
was present as expected, but Gen. Palmer
s,ulioualy rcimincl from alludng 10 the
employment ol private police 10y employ
cu during bliikes. llis course ia tbs Lat.
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CncAGo, H., oct ll.HGcorgc Schil-
linz. district master workman, Knights oi
Labor l. In receipt Of many messages
from the knights Ia various paris OF the
country, promising sympathy 1ul support
IN the strike. Tho following viii be- ol in-
icrrst ~ bearing on the possible tic.up oi
lines owned boy thc rhi.alcIphia syndicate
in other cities In cI.c the strike here Isnot
settled promptly. Mr.. Schlling declines
10 give the names Of the scnlcrg
rHlApuWN, lh., oct in i...
Geo 4 s,h.Iirr
Your Ui ihr Iuih int received Nrflu rrd B.
rffH uuutuuis thu tuyiIuu tIl bore. ". sUfN
,gUfY Wau leaving hrr. no union men .WYuH
mon. 80 mail Yuu irt VIII vNfUHl fHu Oh"
mUrii Hul financial suUfuu and sincerely tIFi tHU
ttfuH fc viii bytuUClwiuL
Saw YoHk. OCT %, lss
Coo. s.. SHILLING
Yr4iHf' rruI|eafr s opgnifi on three lIura Ia
tUI.r.U. AUHu iu ifuualu All ufU ura.uIlUL
IH uu. IrHr NrH lufk
PuuurHg. "a. oct o. is,l
Cc1rHc g. f,hiliinr
siu,i alr men no, orzuuJci here on tlIty1 iDraI
lines
Yrftr.' tufITairutaffi,r un rod hru. Iutt j,
uf Iuf m.f.l Uul financial support
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MrrIIng nI IIlr ,InnnrrI,..

RoMr, oct IL Emperor William at
rived at lalO O'Clock this afternoon. tie
was met at the railway station hy King
llumbrrt and the greeting between the
two monnrch- was most cordial Large
crowds lined the streets leading from the
station to the Quiunnl aud nn enthusiastic
welcome WAS extended 10 the German
Emperor
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p.t,t,u the ,.e,u,nu cep.or.

IoNpuy, Oct 1.-The IdH N1h Gdfdtr
challenges the German authorities 10 carry
out the threat made through the Nudiu.ci-
t,a To institute proceedings 90 prevent the
publication In London IT the late Emperor
fpiorirk'E diary. The Gu.NJ warns
Prince Bismarck not 10 attempt to extend
abroad the tymuy over the press which Is
pxvffifpd ia Germany
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Nrv Oml,,s, la., Oct 1.-THE TiHe'-
um.aurr Port Gibson, Miss, special says
cop. G.. Kelly, iu business here aud At Rus.
snw Station. made an assignment Tor the
L.g,GI of creditors. Assets $4,000. la.
til.u.s. -Is.ODO. Stewart Bros 4 Co., Of
N,v orleans. ar1 preferred creditors for
sllUyJ. Henry Stewart is the assignee" Z"
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A,,,,,issca Nc~ ,Ibnn,.

Corn. Iuui.n.u uI lur NII.".
NrW ALBANY, NIsp Oct % 'u'y'
7t hur mlayfs residence, Cherry Creek
Nil. ihr Row a. a. Cuopcrwus married to
NlI.. Annie IouI,ny The Res. Mr Cooper
ID r4.far Of ihc Baptist church re this place,
1pI .a we'll known throughout The state
lor h.s learning aud ability Tho bride ~
ono UI the most ostimablc ladies OF tho
community
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BUSINESS FAILURES
Hardware Merchants.

MnwAuTER, Wis, Oct. IA special
to the Eu1img llisoon,h says Dightson n
Co, wholesale aud retail hardware NOR
chants, assigned this morning for the
benefit Of their creditors Reported liza.
bilitics, S3b, 600; assets, S3O,OOO Mil
waukcc. Chicago and Detroit firms are
heavily involved
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Mr.. rnrncIrs LI,,xn,Ion fund.

LoNnoN, Oct. 1.-The committee hay-
ing charge Of the fund to pay the expenses
OF Mr.. rarnell in his litigation with the
7m0 have issued q circular in which they
state that Si5OOO has thus far been sub
scrihcd. This, they say, can only hc -.
gardcd as the nucleus ul the sum which Il
II necessary Ia raiso Ia carry ON tho suit
contributions.
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tI,. nI,I,I,,ohIIItI,uI.t..

Cprrwrs, o., Oct ll.-Thy Ohio rro.
hib.uuu.s' bad O. special day ut thc c.u-
tpun,uI iDlay with an immense attend
fnrr HuI addresses by Cen. Clinton B
I.k. pr John A. Brooks and thc Row
sam small Al thr speeches were along
tHy line of afuirnmpuf of the old parties.
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UARY.
Mrs TN Joucs

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
CorrEEyuLr, Miss, Oct. ll,--Thc sad
news o, the death OF lrs. g. b. Jones,
wife OF the sheriff of Grenada county, has
just reached hero Mrs. Jones died at
her former home, near NcargcBvillc, last
night, and that entire community is now
ovcrshadowcd with gloom, as she was we'll
beloved by all who knew her.