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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
A sHERIFFs LIABILITY.
An Important Opinion by tho Attorney.
General OF Arkansas.

An Important Opinion by tho Attorney
General OF Arkansas.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. l0.-Statcs At
torncy-Gencral Dan w. Jones will tomor-
row render his opinion in the ease Of ccr-
tain citizens Of Benton county vs.. Sheriff
Elect Galbroith, a commission claiming ho
Is at present indebted to the State to
the amount Of $4,000 In settlement Of his
account while serving in like capacity
four years vgo. II will be remembered
that the above indebtedness was incurred
through the iiilurc Of the bank NJ Benton.
willie. In which the county funds were de-
posted, aud also that hill was introduced
IN subsequent Legislature 90 relieve Mr.
Gnlbrcith lrum liability to his county Tor
the amount above stated; but that body,
instead. permitted the sheriff 10 give his
individual note. well secured, 10 the
State, which note still remains due
and unpaid. Mr.. Gahrrith was
elected sheriff by Democratic majority II
100 at the recent election. Tho Attorney
General will hold that the Governor
should issue the commission; that the
matter oi past indebtedness Is q question
for the courts 10 investigate, and that Mr.
Galhrcith has been certified o. regularly
elected by legal majority Of the citizens
OF Benton county. The ease has excited
much attention because Of the importance
Of the law point involved.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
OPPOSED To TRUSTS.
workingmcn Ash ur. cleveland Co send
"a Me..nur In AnnuIras

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct lo.-ln response
IN the recently published lctlcroi supreme
Master Workman powdgrly of the Knights
Of Labor, requesting an expression OF opin.
ion by the local assemblies as 10 the ncccs.
sity Tor congressional legislation ON the
subject Of trusts, local assembly No. l,2JJ
has sent letter 10 President Cleveland In
which he is asked 10 transmit message 10
Congress demanding immediate legislation
To abolish all institutions that gamble m
food, and M further protection 10 the
masses that nll trusts bo abolished. I've
ask this action Of your cNcrllcncy," says
the letter, "as law abiding citiHns. that
there may not be- a repetition Of what has
occurred when the people felt tie opprrs.
sion ol organized bodies ui aynfirious indi-
yiduals, who too often have been ,ucDuf.
aged by representative mon, abusing the
confidence Of the pyoplc by iuyurus q
class to tie exclusion Of ihg people at
large"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Tho sIiua,Iona, IrrLson,IIIc.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, OF. lO.-Ihc board
Of health today adopted a resolution re-
quostng the United sta.er officials 10 aid
by regulation aud organization In prevent
ing the return oi absent citizens until frost
occurs There were tWoniy-scycn new
cases Of yellow fever for the twenty four
hours ending at o o'clock pm. today.
There were four deaths, WIN. Love, j..
Walker, Mrs. Chambers and child OF
Harriet Clark (colorcd) Ol the new eases
nine were whites. Total eases 10 date,
3.7lg, total deaths, 320
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

a general homestead law, and declaring q
forfeiture of unearned railroad land grants.
Pending before the Senate is the House
tariff bill and the Senate substitute.
The Senate passed bills to di-
vide Dakota and admit the south
ern hall as u State and to aid
common school education (the Blair bill),
but they never reached the House for ac-
ton. In the Senate the same thing can be
said of the following bills which passed
the House: The fisheries retaliation bill
whose passage was recommended by the
President; authorizing the issue Of irac-
tional silver certificates; allowing the regu.
lation by States OF railways chartered by
the United States.
The following are the most important
bills enacted upon ;hc Senate calendar:
For admission Of Montana and Washing
ton Territories; TO prohibit the alcoholic
liquor traffic; 10 declare trusts unlawful.
The following measures OF importance
were reported from House committees
and are still ON the House calendar 10
refund the direct tax Ia vote on
which will be taken early in Dc-
cember next undor an agreement
10y which tho memorable deadlock
over this bill was broken), for the pay.
mcut OF arrears Of pensions, requiring the
investment OF the national bank rcdemp-
tion fund in circulating notes; the Pacific
railroad funding hill debated, hut never
reached the point Of action; To include
telegraph companies under the interstate
commerce act; TO promote commercial
union with Canada; 10 incorporate the
Nicaragua Canal company; fer the orgnn-
zation oi the Territory Of Oklahoma (de.
batcd but never finally voted on)
The following are important Senate bills
which slumbCr in committees REQUEST.
ing the President 10 open negotiations
with Great Britain looking 10 the anncxa-
ton Of Canada 10 the United States for
the FREE coinage Of silver 20 repeal the
olcomargarinc act; to provide naval NJ
serve; the llcnncpin canal bill; TO reduce
letter postage TO cent; 90 grant woman
suffrage aud measures proposing radical
changes IN the governments financial
policy.
The following are the original House
bills which likewise never got out ui COM
miticcs. To repeal the internal revenue
laws aud the tobacco tax; To prohibit mail
/ ing ui newspapers containing lottery all.
I NhAAlH'l'lANNf w wv " klhNuNAiN lllNNlNt
tax; Tor u bounty ON sugar; To repeal
/ the civil service laws, for full
reciprocity between the United States
and Canada; directing judicial pro-
cccdings to be- brought against
the Pacific railroads; To provide more cili-
cicnt mail service between the United
States aud South America, TO break up
trusts; aud various other measures pro-
posing changes IN our pension, tarill aud
financial laws.
The most important private bills Of this
session were those pcn-ioning Mr. Logan
aud Mrs Frank 4. blair. huth oi which
became laws, aud the bills tu pension Mr..
Waite aud Mrs. sheridan. which pnsscl
the senate, but were never acted upon by
the HOUSE,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
M. ,,.,sb,s, Celebration.

NV loK, oct ~. Tho UpaH Says
john Most. the editor u the Frh.t thr
anarchist organ, who has spent hall OF hIs
life in iail, b. again At large llo has been
employed lately In arranging ior the cclo.
buiion " November a., the anui.
ycniry oi the hanging ~ the Chicago
anarchists. Most advises his followers iu
assemble In large numbers aud pro-
tpHt in fiery language against What
be- calls Judicial murder" The aulth.
istic societies will be represented with rcd
hammers aud music. Most. schcWitrch
and Jonas will be- the speakers oi the day
The main attraction will boz brought about
through 10000 fiery hnndbills Al con-
tfibutona collected NJ the meeting vii hg
forwarded tu the widows and orphans oi
the Chicago brethren who Wcru hanged,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
POWDERLY'S PLAN.
Combining Labor Organizations.
Propositions Submitted to the En-
gineers and Brakemen.
The Efficacy of Cooperation In
Reaching Important Results,
A Request of Workingmen to the
President.
They Desire That He Send n Message to
Congress Urging Immediate Log
islation for tho Abolition
of All Trusts.

PHnADELpuIA, Pa, Oct. l0.-Gencral
Master Workman Powderly today made
the first movement toward securing the
iratcnal cooperation OF all labor organiza-
tons OF the country 10y sending telegrams
TO the conventions OF the Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers at Richmond, Va,
and the Brotherhood OF Railroad Brake
men, which is in session ut Columbus, o.
The dispatch TO the engineers was as fol-
lows
FuuAnurnIA, IA, oct. ~ 1854
+, VI. Arthur Grand hici Engineer Brotherhood
Al Locomotive Engineers, Richmond Va
Accept irltcrnul greeting and best wishes for a
sncccSiul session. VIII your convention consent
tu maternal cooperation with other labor otraniEa
tons to the end that all disputes may be- properly
and CluitahlN adjusted, The time II now nj hand
when all labor organizations ON this continent
iuuvtml Of the past, should cooperate ou essen.
tAls for thc Nvlarv Oi all. our hand IN extended
IN friendship.
T. v rovprulY. q. NJ W. X. ofL
The dispatch TO the Brakemen's broth.
erhood was as follows
PmLAprirulA, IA, oct. ip
Convention Brotherhood Of Railway Bukcmcn
Columbus. o.
Cannot stops bc taken to eject au understanding
ui nll may b. gunplcd through 60 operative cnuu
IN ull cases uf dispute aud IN seeking legislation O
| lAhuf May suUvrs crown your efforts, and maN
NO hand turn the brake that will stop the Wheels
| ui progress aud irtufuity.
T. v roWprRiY, q. NJ W, XII
II certainly expect good results from
this" said Mr.. Powdcrly this afternoon.
"Shortly after the Burlington str kc began
several prominent members of the Broth
erhood came 90 see inc at Scranton, aud
our interview was such ~ 10 convince me
that something could be- done TO bring
about a better state ol feeling between the
| two organizations. We are already work
Ing in conjunction with the brotherhood
ON the Union Pacific, aud are ready 10 co-
operate with them on all other roads.
Nor does this refer only 10 the engineers,
iirmcn and bmkcmcn, but 10 all other
labor organizations. ! am In favor OF a
federation Of all. There IL not room for
two warning organizations In this country,
but there IL room, II they work together
| for the common good, Tor all. am really
| 10 20 ~ far as any man In America Ia or
der 10 bring about this union Of interests
aud I am satisfied that the men who an
the heads of othcrlab0r organizations hav,
| the interest oi the men whom they pprc
sent ~ much NJ heart ~ profess 20 have
and ! ccrininly expect Ia see all working
| In harmony IN very short time"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
THE FEvsR
0aIne.,iIIe aud A. Augustine.

WAmyoToS, Oct. ~. n.-Asis,autSur-
gnon Martin reports from Gainesville,
Fla, that there have been sixteen cases
and six deaths from yellow fever In tha,
city. but no new cases have appeared since
October 10.
DR.. Fox, Of st. Augustine, reports 10
the Marine Hospital buicau that hc has
made q thorough inspection Of ~ Angus.
tine aud that lao found M indication ol
yellow fever. DR.. llartrn reports that
Orlando, Fla, is healthy ami that hc will
next visit kiFsimmce.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
william View. Italian rroo,s

RoNE, Oct. l0-Emperur William visited
the parade ground at an early hour
this morning, where he witnessed the
maneuvers OF battalion uf Bcrsagiicrs. A
banquet was given last night IN honor Of
the Emperor. Gen. PellouN, commander
OF the Alpine division Of the Italian army,
made a speech in which he said the watch.
word Of the division was "No passage this
way" lie expressed the hope that the
frontier would not bo attacked, but said
that II 1t should be the Italian troops
would defend IL unfinchingly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
A FINE OUTLOOK.
Tho Democrats 20 Carry Arkansas by
n Tremendous Majority

sprclri Dispatch 10 The Appoll
LlrrLE Rock, Ark, Oct. l0-ProL Ven.
able, chairman Of the Democratic central
committee Of Logan county, and who, Il
Is Understood, Il 10 be private secretary 20
Gov. Eagle, reached the capital this after.
noon and was seen by TnE ArrEAL man.
Prof Ncnablc Is q leading Democrat Of the
northwest, and says his end Of this, the
Fourth Congressional district, will poll an
increased majority for Judge ROdgcn
and the Democratic national ticket.
Gov. Eagle IL at his country place
near lonUkc. resting up, but will remove
10 this city the middle oi next month, pre-.
platory 10 entering upon his official do.
,ics. The Union Labor and Republican
partics will DO their utmost 10 poll rs big q
vote az possible next month, thinking that
by showing the Democratic Legislature
that the two combined really amount 20
something will influence future legislation
In their favor Cleveland and Thurman
will carry the State by $1,000 majority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
IN FOREIGN PARTS.
William Goes Home-Clomencoau Sup
I..l.l. u.

ports Floquet-The Irish Patriots.
RoME, Oct. l9.-Emperor William took
luncheon at the Quirinal today and left on
his return to Berlin at $50 o'clock this
afternoon, after bidding farewell to the
Queen aud royal princesses. lie was ac.
companied TO the station by King lium-
bert, Crown Prince Victor Emanuel and
the dukes OF Genoa and Aosta. The part
ing was cordial, the Emperor embracing
all Of the royal party who accompanied
him. His majesty conycrscd with King
lIumbert until the train started. A large
crowd had gathered at the station and
gave the Emperor an ovation.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Ills Character Un.,a,ncd.

DunLIN, Oct. l0.-The case OF Mr.. Dun
lcayy (Nationalis!l, editor Of the Clare IL.
dTHd0h, who was arrested on the charge
Of stcalinga watch, came mp Tor hearing in
the Limerick sessions tod,y and the charge
was dismissed. The magistrates, In dismiss
ing the case, said that Mr.. punlenvy left the
court without a stain upo his character.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

LONDON, Oct. l0.--At d meeting Of the
Colonial Wool Merchants association held
here. It was decided that the brokers were
TO be- instructed 10 accept bids Of III per
pound at the next series Of sales. The
opinion oi buyers on the question are very
much divided and there n some idea oi
overriding this decision.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Ihr rime. sn..l Arnin.

LoNDoV, Oct l9.-Mr. John finnicanc,
member Of Parliament for east Limerick,
will bring suit against tie Tina Tor libel
Tor stating that In a speech be- advised the
furicrs in Ireland not 10 refuse 10 shoe the
land grabbcrs horses, but TO shoe them
aud drive the nails into the quick.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
THE woMENs TEMPERANCE UNION
beginning Of tho Fifoonth Annual Con-
vention In Nos York.

Nrw YonK, oct l0.-Tho fifteenth an.
pu,l convention Of the womon's Christian
Temperance union convened In the Metro
pglI,an house this morning. Delegates
were present from all parts Of the United
states. The auditorium was filed with
thc ra,rcscnia,iycs, while the officers and
invited guests occupied the platform. The
galleries we're filed with ladies, aud a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
r,,s,s,.nt Liuuc Rock.

ErHrfI Dispatch iu lh' Al .HN
Luur kbgE, Ark, Oct l1-Iho resi-
icncc ofMr A. T. Carroll OF this city. wa
entered uy burglars lisl highland two hno
gnld watches belonging 10 himself and
wiip. "a Dot Oi al,CfNafc, clothing aud
money were taken. There is 10 clue.
Tho thieves also entered thr rcli lence ~
Mr.. J. NJ. li0yle exlmgtng gVasidcraols
valuable piundVs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
CIemenernn Connrnd. rIoane.

Pans, Oct. l0.-Clcmcnccau today ad.
dressed a meeting Of members Of the
Chamber Of Deputies belonging to the party
OF the Extreme Left In bis speech he
commended Prime Minister floqucts bill
for a revision oi the constitution.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
Two Republicans Kiiisd.

IvpiAYAroLis, Ind. Oct 10. During a
political meeting at N5wrofL Ncrmillion
county, last night, Bauy Aikman was
shot and killed by VIA. Richardson
Both men were Republican,, aud The kill'
ipg was the result ol an oil quarrel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
M. Commitment Go ,rispI.

RoNE, oct. l9-ln bidding Premier
Crispi iacmcll Emperor William said hc
hoped 10 revisit Italy, accompanied by the
Empress. lie presented 90 Signor Crispi
a portrait OF himself, bearing his auto.
4sFufth
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20

Lovpoy, Oct l0.-Mr Goschcn has rc-
fuscd to accept the ircdom Of Aberdeen
on account OF a division In the municipal
council regarding the conICuiug Of the
honor,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
nrnnInnr, on, OF nch,.

LoNpoN, Oct 10. Tho fund for Mr.
Bmdaugh amounts 10 e., 81, which will
enable him 10 wipe cut the Whole Ui his
debts
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
uo.rsIiP. riowe. tor Congress.

Nrw Yong, oct. 10, RoswrllP T. Flower
has been nominated lor Congress b, both
Tammany hall and iLv County Democracy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-20
MnIr.nn,II.,.irnr.

PARIS, oct. lg.-Tho Prince Of Wales
visited Prof rastcur today and witnessed
a number Of operations for the prevention
Of hydruphDbia
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10

Superintendent Harding, in the city
briefly yesterday, reported work pro-
crossing nicely draining the mine. Two
pumps are at work--the old Orc Fino
and the Eureka-discharging con-
tinuously, about l60 inches Of water, or
over 500 gallons per minute. The in
cline has been drained to a depth Of
about 10 feet, or TO the top of the 14O
level. Progress is slow, owing to the
extensive workings, large portion Of
which was not considered when origin
ally computing time, in fact the entire
west end, $50 feet in length, and from %
to 40 feet in width, and several sets of
timbers in height, was overlooked. The
area contains vast Quantity Of water,
and is fed by large volumes The doc
tor is very well pleased with the situa-
ton, and talks very hopefully,-Times.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10
Doubtful Schemes.

We learn that Mr. Chadwick, who has
been connected with several doubtful
Dakota schemes, is in London, trying to
float the Hermosa Gold Placer property
of Dakota.-N. Y. Eng. and Mining
Journal.
Yes, and the stock Of at least one of
the doubtful schemes referred to tthe
Big Bend) has been floated quite exten-
sively in New York by the aid of certain
Mining Journals which now hold up
their hands in holy horror. at the
thought of this man Chadwick duplicat.
ing his doubtful conduct across the
water. Consistency, thou art indeed a
first water jewel.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10
Pull Down Your Mask.

If the Buffalo Gap News will disclose
the name Of the "Boarder" who turned
loose his splenetic batteries at us in the
issue of the 2nd inst, and thus enable
us to determine the character, and posi-
ton of the target, we may conclude to
fire shot in that direction; otherwise
we shall persistcntly refuse to give any
attention whatever TO coward, whose
identity is not even indicated by nom
de plume" lf"Boarder" will consent TO
pull down his mask, come out from his
intrenchments into the open field, and
push the personal contest he has so
pusillanimously inaugurated, We can
assure him that he will at all times find
us fully equipped for our own defense,
and ready and willing to stay with him
to the waters edge.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10
Rich Tin Strike.

Julia NJ" is the euphonic name given
to a new tin discovery recently made at
Tenderfoot, five miles northwest Of this
place, by Nj. j. King, which is said to
be the most important strike yet made
in that district, which is justly famous
for the high order of its tin locations.
The Julia NJ shows ledge of four feet
Of high grade ore upon the surface for a
distance Of more than 900 feet, and a
shaft sunk fifteen feet upon the vein
shows at that depth five foot vein Of
ore corresponding in character with the
ore found upon the surface. w. W.
Challis, Of that district, who has secured
a half interest in the location, and many
others whohave examined the property,
pronounce it the richest, and most i'm
portant discovery made upon the tin
belt during the present year.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10

Latest reports indicate the election OF
the entire republican county ticket ex.
cept one commissioner. Sixteen towns
and precincts give Matthews 1912, Har-
den SOC, Washabaugh 1882. HALEY 1855,
Patton 1886, Trude 1905, Clark 1928,
Corum 1917, Walker S9l, Hale 1906. Dud-
ley 96o, Keets 1886 Knight sheriff l4U7
Manning 900.
Our advices indicate the election Of
the entire county republican ticket.
PENNINGTON.
The entire republican county ticket
elected, except sheriff and probate judge.
FALL RIVER.
Democrats elect register Of deeds and
probate judge.
LEGISLATIVE.
Latest advices show, almost conclusive
ly, that the entire republican ticket is
elected in this district.
NATIONAL.
The latest dispatches received, give
New York, Indiana and California TO
Harrison. which with others known to
be safely republican. give him 233 elect
oral votes, 32 more than is required to
elect.
West Virginia is reported so close as
to require the official count to determine
the result.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10
A Vote Taken.

A vote taken in the different depart
meIts of the Custer public schools, to de-
termine the political sentiment Of the
pupils, resulted as follows:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1888-11-10
The Election.

The election in this place passed off
quietly, and without sensational incl
dent worthy Of note. There was much
effort displayed on the part Of the
friends of the various candidates TO
further their interests, but the canvass
was noticably free from the disagreeab e
features which have characterized politi-
cal contests in the past. This precinct
was fairly represented at the polls, but,
as usual, there were certain disinterested
parties who did not realize the import
ance Of the occasion, and remained
away. The vote polled i'm this precinct
(26G) while it might have been consider
ably increased, had all voters represent
ed at the polls, is nevertheless very
gratifying, indicating as il does, an in
crease of 62 per cent over the vote of
two years ago, when Custer stood second
upon the list of the voting precincts Of
the county. Custer is to-day not only the
largest voting precinct in the county,
but larger by "A 70 tes than Buffalo Gap
and Hermosa combined, which are the
two next largest precincts in the county.
The aggregate vote Of the county was
300 as shown by the total vote of the
various precincts which We append: