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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-08

tory, and i the committee gives us fur
Their exhibition of its kindergarten states
manship, predict the whole Democratic
ticket will be defeated. FAIR PLAY.
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These REsGllsex RECORDS
TH7 SUB COMMITTEE RFsUnKs IT'S CON.
sIpKRArfoN OF fHRM.

sIpKRArfoH OF fHRM.
wAsHrxo.os, March 2l.-The euh-
COMMITTEES of the Rouse military COM
mi,tee to-day resumed ths Investigation
OF the alleged insertion IN the rebellion
records ef unofficial matter, as set ouf
in ths Grosvenor resolutions. Lieuten-
ant Colonel l. .Salie, Assistant Adj atant-
General Ksltan aud others we're exam.
ined regarding the pufported iiss Of
members Of tie Andersen cavalry OF
Pennsylvania.
General Kei,on said that all the ada
,ant-ceuefai's otfise knew about the
newspaper slip was: that il had been
LANDED in by C.Iiet Clerk Twsedale
with tie request that IL be compared
vi;h the muster roll and verified. II
hs6 been compared, verified and certi'
1ed to. Tee witness psodoced the mas
ter rolls 10 show hos the compilation
bad been made. There was no report
from General Rosec:ans in the var de
psrsmeng.
Henry Doae'es, chief clerk Of the ad.
| jatant generals oflice. said be had CON-
Pared toe newSpspsr slip With the mus
ter roll and race up the list Of names
in tie appendix, bat had nos placed 30.
1 eartisa 90 %, sor has he stated that u
vas made a2 from oftice reports TO q n
erei Rosencrsns- Ga being shown .
rnacnscgipt OF ihs liss ths witness ssit
tcai Is wss not toe lie. he had made 10
| HIS recollection sas tsat s,i OF ID
| names forcd in the newspaper article
had been fo1ad IN the muster rolls.
Acjoasrsd tiil Wetns sdEy nexf.
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cAmBRIDeE:wlms AGAIN.


Laapou, March 1a.-Ths aeuaal ssss
eeeveea tAe boat eeeus Of Oxford ard
Oo0ess6es universities took pises this
0seninas ovss The sssnl cosfss "a q Z
1As0ss, from Putuey to NoetlAks, 8
oieeaoeo Of foes miles and tvo fuslanao.
The vsafhaR go dun. Caohetdee ven
the ts0 foF posistsn and tcck tbe
0casSy sidel WAen The Hammefsuifh
bridge vas rssAhed CAnhsidse vas
leading By three lenQshs, anA q BaYses
besaas they bad pat 6ss lsueths BE-
tween themsslves and their oppcnsnta.
Osobsidae esuesed the vinoiue lipe
0se Dsneths ahead Of Oxford. Can
bfidGsPs time vas - mtpeies and q
SECONDS.
Hxco1D % p9Hsscus nacw.
1he reooed Of the Oxford -Oambfidse
saees ~ 10 date. viah ttns made, ID g
R07IoQn.
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REPLY TO GENERAL BADEAU.
CoLoNHL GRANT MAKRs PuBIfo LoE
STATEMENT OF TIE CASE.

STATEMENT OF TIE CASE.
New Yokx. March 4.-Coionsl Grant
public tonioht very long state
msnt in reply to General Badeau's sd
dress to the American people upon the
controversy which has arisen between
General Badesu and the family OF the
late General Grant. Colonel Grant
says is II his last word in the matter
triof to the hearing of the csse In court,
and for that reason he presents his
tory OF the case fa exttAso. Under the
circumstances, therefore, be Gocs over
much of the ground which has already
been covered IN the negotiation With the
view to q settlement OF the casa without
resort; to the courts. to personal de-
ruuciasion of Badeau and to arguments
going to show tha, General Badeau's
services we're OF much iess
important character than Bsdeau
claims that they were. Nearly all
cs Badssu's most prominent
assertion are denied in toto.
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uFuo1 - puedou ~ hefoeU sbe posseI
eAfco6A tAs pon1oonfiaxy ga1Ra 1fs
Bsyan, Il b ciained. hes already ossG
ssvssssy vanisheA fse heR vsyUasd lie
and or0plicity in IL robbery Of @
Dieksnsno- 5hcold ths esvseaoG exsR.
go hts exoeo1iv0 eooDeney tn hee caoe
- Do1AsR vtll eAks ~ % heR Oaiifcg
n,s honss and care fos hsS.
Csaasesss Csis1ra vesy Rev.
FeazxAxp. March ~ Eo0eeiaiJ "A.
B. Oo:bufn, ths canduetof o. tAs mar
roo gauge saiiroad vho - % sesicusly
injured feu days eco at the time of
Ne oeetdeAl = 1n Q vs9y critical eoodi-
tiaa. An epeRatieu vas performed o.
his frsesured skall shis morning. Gel
barn 10 partially passlyss3, esd the
susgeoos eiaim that thefs is no hcpe Of
biz recovery. An oahee psFssns Ia the
hospital vAo vefe injured q the aect.
dent are dainR ve,y vii.
uevnAa oeaoesasie Oasea.
vnazx1A CIR. Nsv., March sl-Ths
Ds0ocsasio mate esotrAl eomOiotee
this aftsenoou selected this city q TIE
plaoe and NAY i5th - The date for Ne
state eoeveution. Primary elections
VII b held Nay 6sh.
The ceaaey Jssy DiseAasseA.
San DlHoo. Aarea a. rhe jury in
the case OF ex Oonstabis Olasencs 0ed-
ncy for the murder Of Samuel Rohn Q
fsv mouths aas vsrs discharged this
sftsfnoos. unable 10 a0ree. aeAndina
ten fos eoavtotion.
- - Drswas.g Accident.
SAcsAuExro. March 2L-A spsoial 4,
the Ess from Csuesland esvs: rhss
morning shout s'clock A. w. Stuart
and family. consisting Of his wife and
svo children, attempted ~ drive upon
the fefSyboas q Grand Islapd Fcrry,
vheo the apron gave vay and the bog
q With tts occupants fell inta The sivsr.
joeeDo Toomas, young nan Who vas
pasatna, spsang into the stream and
saved Mrs. Stuart and her younger
child. Me-. Stuart succeeded Ia extsi.
eating himself and reached shore, bot
Satlie Woods, 0ra Stnaft's daughter.
about Is years Of age, disappeared IN
der the eoffaos and vss drovnsd. The
body Vas not reoovsesd.
C1aas sprerkeis nc the white ususe
WAsnrSorox, March as.-Representa-
tive Felton,. Of CAlifsrais, presented
Clans epreckels to the president today.
Charitable laseisusssn uelpeA.
GAN FRAxcsco, March 24.-Ata . meet |
ing Of the finance oommittse Of the -. |
Pasriok's Day celebration lass evening
lt vac reported that the receipts from
he Grand Oeesa H ,use enterts sfnmeut |
you'd net about 5000 for the benefit |
Of ths Youths DireG.ofy. o charitable |
lnstitution here.
shot by Uls Sen.
LoUysvrLLB, March 2l.--James Nsrua,
! farmer living near Frankfort, vas
,hos and killed today by hih sou. The
lashef became angry beeaase his wife |
santed nsv pair Of shoes, and threat
ming to kill both her and the boy Be
1rev revolver. The boy vas quicker.
however. and shot him down. The son
Is nov lodged in jail.
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Or. ysAn A. B,yiso. Presi3ees Nsitcsl saa
ssfgicA Isstiszis, says. Il have r.ea Acfes's
pysp~rsiA rshaess fer iSdisrssicn. and tsks
sreas pleasure II reco0 0nenaang the SANE
stree asirs tais renedy ! have Fr.sc-fhed
10 nuH-foos paksesss. Ard II evssy sAss eaye
esd rod sssaiss-- Aeau's Dysvspsts Tab
-, Are GuxrASsees AMI ssse =, A D. srkN.
Art tsit!r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-25

DLASs Foa TIE CONSTRUCTION OF A
ts>ise rcoE scaccl soese ;ue stories
sixa, WITH sAssEssns, are he<eey sossesied ey
sse h.4ass q seeool stsecsors 81 fcScol sissrse,
NJ I. Aiag cozasy. wAsainstos ferrsssry. IL
i desired tAxs each Fsks ksad BE- zeocs sArsss
b. .asl- toe s2eetscstseRs MI an apsrsninase e
s-ssUs.e 4 cost ef Acidinr. The sesir<
sxrssssy = ass 3es ss is-s ,a.n SIX hzserea or
-, ,s.s essas sEatfea- T.e foaadstio1 es
F-.,gttt.s : 10 - ef ertSk. kx tUsisis9 TO -
hsstsl - steam. fes rtShs 10 rstrss an asa:
~ plsrs : hsrshy expressly reserved . q 80
xssr. rs5e,te.z w.ts 10 p8.a scr. flAss vi e>
-. - A tsss css-e :; tos elek cf tie d
tsscs. AZ tie as3.ss's es1cs azstl y assy
Asx.l ~ $50 ux -.
mAie ~ A HAWTHORNE. ti,ZS-
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Nillirery op. ming Monday morning,
cams and ses some styles and ehcice
aoods- Display OF Ffsrca Pattern hssl
apd bcnpstA
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An. WAles Aegnleoses n ~ Arsunus-
neass-L.ss Il ~ PAll DsazUs-
osAers VIE WIN Afford.

WAsHusurua, AassA NH he's hsGn
decided that tAs funeral ceeeoostoo
over The late Ohisf Jnseico Waioo =
WasoinGsou. sAali take plaes b ~ oa1l
Of tAe hsose Of Representatives q -
O'clock On "Wednesday, BisAop HaEoo
and ooctcrs Bodtne, Leonafd a0d 0eo1
OF The Episooral church eGlsiattnQ.
There viii be M orAtiou. The ju6Guo
OF The snpesms court. tnoludiea e.
yadgs SsfonR will aoa ~ pail 6oaroe1.
The president and his cabtnee and boeA
oo1oes Of eooareas and the bar of eSo
sopfeme eourt viii atisad. The eouso
~ . body and The comuttooea Of ~
TOO hoosss Will Accompaay the ~
mains 10 Toledo.
NJ. vAlzH AouRW 70 rxB AlnADon.
WAsumefua, Msroh "A teIegssm
has 6sen received from mra. waite -
quiesipa In the sueesssion that o.
funeral services Of che late ehief iussioo
b held In The hall Of the hoase os rop-
rsa.nsativee next Wednesday, and that
NJ hody b privately tcsesed q Tsleoo.
on the next day. Mrs. waite iefs La
Araeiss for tho easa % 10 o'oook laeo
night
DaAPxp n noulxno.
WAsuu0rua, March 2a.- Tho vhieo
house vas dfAped IN moorntna today.
The members Of the bar Utn ueoe % II
O'Clock Monday TO taks action TOE -
tendance at funeral Of The late oAiof
justice and for subsequent meseinR b
commeDoration OF hia eminent eoAsae.
Ter and public servieea
EouoaxD At SALT lake
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LARD nAKERs sxPssED.
one WHO mas RHYosNKD TELLS SOME
DKvoLYiNo sr1RiBs.

CHE WHO Hk0 B1fO82kO 1BbLS bo8A
nKvoLTiNo sroRiBs.
WAsuNoroR, March 25.-The lard
bearing Wns rescmed before the house
committee on agriculture trday, She
representatives OF Fairbanks i Oompa-
nv, sestifyinR at length. They defend
ed refioed lard a. . pure, wholesome
food product. william Bart'e, an ex-
packer Of 81. Louis, continued bis tes-
timoay. He reported that IN most OF
the packiuQ houses smothered hogs,
pregnant sovs and hoQs sudesipR from
cholera vc.e used iudisoriminateiy vito
good hogs 70 make prime steam lsrd.
lie could - . pork pack.f
and experienced farmer verisy
ali the statements he bad heafd
About the manufacture Of prime stem
lard. He had only gone out Of the bus
iuess becauss be oonld not p1fsus u
longer and deal honestly. When be was
n the business be nscessariiy packed
cholera hoes bscanse they we're mixed
up with other hogs. He had Gus hogs
into hams, sts., knowing them to os
diseased, lust as every other packer Old.
The meat of the cholera hog vas moi
poisonous. One Of the crying evtis OF
the time vas tbs shipping OF diseasec
hocs 10 market By the farmers Tht
raau would immortaiixs himself vhc
weaid frame legislation which vouic
preveGs refiuers and pscksss frsm act.
Ing irnprop.Tiy 10 t7e msssef OF FOOD
products.
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A nysrgnY GxPlAIxJD.

war TH8KB cAsn vxHn sukAAsxLf
WIPED BDoA zHx pockgz-
Al The epsntnG Of Ne psssens term OF
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PORTLAND, March "a. -iSpecisi. -
The heslse OH ser al Astoria has or
e.rss thai whsr .te Britisa ship Liz
Sans Aebey shall fescn thai port ate
be placed IN quarantine. The Liadons
Abbey 10 row on the say from iqsiqsl.
Soa.h Am.fies. and is scon txgeeIed 10
arrive ss Astoria. As IaziQGi IL in
fected with cnolsra ;hs health au;sori
ties ST Astoria viil gu1rSltiae the wee
.ei angi satis1ed thsre srs 10 cefrs o.
sha t4jSa<za aa h5art
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guss.rfan Enixrasfs.

Prssz, March 2i.-Tns E1pgsgi1n
s-inorssies have fsscs6 al order pro
hiossirg rstiesy osisssls from issaise
,ssaess 10 enis.Anis, In order to step rx-
c>sssve emigration. IL - said thsf
scxrss hsve tesn issninx fesiitcus
creeks TO eGiars1ss. snt By this means
have enabled se< a 10 evsde the acf
soYei3dsrs smiarsns perpsfs leaving.
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TheasePs BurneA.

PHrrApELpHIA, March A.-The Cen
trai theAtsr. On Walnut s'sess, above
Eiahth street, vas totally destroyed by
fire this morning. The rear vail sf The
building fell On the Tbestef Coniqrs.
Immediately in the rear OF shs Central
Thsaser, compssiely demolishins that
structure. X s1sson's hotel. adjsiniSe
the sheaser on the west. vas no,oec
With water, also eevsrai stores. saloons
and small restaurants
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4 Brskea shafs.

Posrox, March A.-The steamer Wor-
oe@ter arrived. bringing 306 passenaefs.
The steamer Netherlands, from Ant
verp for New York, hss arrived a. Hail
fax With O broken sbaff.
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Nrv York, March ~ Jay Gould
an: family arrived ss midnight iass
nioht. TIE raid on GScit stock sstls
continess Missouri Ptc.1o vss driven
down Az rsr css.- western Union Y
soa Union Pactas 4 before II o'elc>k
. n --xnr~frr
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The PeaSi Page Case.

PorrLAsp, March 2t.-gspseiall Do
Nenlay nofnine the coensei for Pearl
PAGE and c. u. Harding. vii aEsas
mofious fcr ueu sriAis- Thess Estions
are hAeed pnsely on technical eronnss
In tie event Of 10 res trisi ee1na
granted the woman. thsfs - . ponsbait-
r. thas tie eossrnos vill - sfrooafy
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WArsoxvrLLs. March 24.-Today vas
the time announced byOiaua epfeeksle
for distributing beet ICED. Over 15B
farmers presented thsmselvss at the
factory grounds. and moee than thirty
tons Of seed we're dissfihutso 10 stooo
Who signed contracts 10 raiss sugAs
beefs. Mr.. 6pfeckels also fusnished beet
dstl.s. Fifteen carloads Of machtoesy
fos the factory arrived this wsek from
the est. Thirty-nve moro ere sIpeeee0
n few days.
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, Ngv YosK. March 2A.-rhs weekly
bAnk seaeemsns shows Q reesevo DE-
crease es e599.0 The banke noe
bold t9.AlS.000 In sxcsss Of ~ leeel
e0lo.
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Hew Ye.k nepuhlecons,

NsV YoRI. March 2l.-Ths 0epaeli.
can state committee met today end oo-
oidsd 10 hold the state eouv snltoa -
Buffalo May 16
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Dsay Recovered.

PosrLsxp, March ~. - acecisi. T.
The body Of O.eaS Hsnsoo vss foand
Ia ths rivss 81 Astoria today. He -
dssvrsd acme time ago. TIE deeeaee6
vss eyed 30 years, and wss . member
Of the Gsays Haxbor branch Of The
asheYmsn's uaion-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
Weather Indications for the Next a
Hours.

WAk DKPAHrsEsr,
Once Of the Chief Signal Ofieer.
WAsaIssTos. Dec. Is. AM
For Maine Rain, followed BY cooler
weather. cantionary signals from Norfolk
TO Easport.
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WALDODORO'S Big SCHOONER
Damaged BY The Gale and Anchored Of
the Georges"
A Nor Easter woulc Drive Her on the
Shoals

GLOUCESTER, Dee. Il.
J. 4. Davis passenger on the schooner
Gov, Ames. waidoboro for Baltimore, OF
his arrival here today on the schooner Ethe
Maud said the Ames called al Round pond
sailing from there Sunday. Had moder
ate weather till Tuesday, when she eneount
cred gale so miles southeast of Cape Cod
carrying asay the foremsst, The rigging
became loose and all the other mssts went by
the board some falling aft on the deck. The
weather was very cold and the vessel became
unmSnsgesble.
She driftei for some hours when she Wa.
fallen in with by the schooners Ethel Maud
and Gov. But er, who were unable TO tow
her in. Soundings we're made on the Geor-
ges, the anchors let 90, and the vessel
brought up in t~eaty fathoms of water.
When Davis telegrsphed 10 Collector Sal
tonstsll to send = cutter to the Ames' assist
anes, the vessel was in a good condition.
having plenty of provisions with Captain
Davis and fourteen men On board, They
were cheerful and expected to get her into
port Captain Buckhart of the Ethel Maud,
said he entertained no fears for
her safety SO long as the wind
kept to the northwari and westward. but she
anchored in bad place being close to
Georges Shoals. Should the gale come
from the northeast it would be impossible
for fishing vessels to render any assistance
towards towing her, she being of such enor-
nous size. Ii 10 understood that the Ethel
Maud got 5000 for coming in for assistance.
Considerable rigging and sails were saved.
Davis said there was only q small insurance
on the vessel. He left for Boston this af-
ternosn TO have an interview with
the collector to 70 out IN cutter.
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HALLOwELL.

Hon. w. W. Rice, the noted Hss.sehu.
'ett. Congre s.man. is in the city to attend
the funeral Of Hon. WIN. Wilson. Mr..
Rice was formerly warden Of the Maine
State Prison.
Mr. Thomas Martin, Who has been sick
several months With consumption, died last
sunday at quarter Of two in the afternoan
lie leave. sife ami four children. III,
native country vas England, where most Of
his relatives live. lie was stone cutter by
trade and hal been in the en- ,loy Of Tn,
HalloTeii Granite Company for many years.
He vas a mem Der Of 5anborn L,lze Of ODD
Fellows, No. 80. The funeral service. will
be held at his late re,idesce thi, morning at
ten O'Clock. The lodge will attend in .
body. Members are requested to meet at
their hail punctuslly at 0 O'Clock.
The family Of X. ID. Kalon were nearly
'uhocated By coal gas last Friday nj ght.
Capt John Drew was In the city yesterday.
At an auction on Water street s.,,,a.v
afternoon, horse was sold for FIVE dollar,
and i vas not q sav-horse either. hut a
veritable equine The first bid vas tweaty-
five cents. One would suppose horses we're
not in demand in Hallowell.
1 Work has been suspended in the Granite
Yards since the death Of Hon. wms Wilson,
-he "as treasurer Of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-18

In "a Blockhead Family" we have the
story of domestic life on a PLANTATION in
Southern Alabama during the period of the
civil war. In pretty little volume of I76
pages, with the pIainest of plain covers,
wrier who calls herself Parthenia Antoinette
Hague, tells the story of the loya ty and de-
votion of the Southern women to the cause
of the confederacy during the dark scenes
of the rebellion-and dark the days were to
the South. fhe style is that of a plain
narrative and describes the way in which the
people of the South, especially the women
of the South met the great emergency, and
how they performed domestic duties before
unknown, made cloth, starch, putty, cement,
and lots of other things, descri bes
domestic weddings, funerals and country
spinning bees, gives picture of the great
poverty endured by the ople of Ihe Con-
feder.te States, and closing with the feeling
of loyalty and reverence which nov exists
throughout the .south for the glorious
Union. I'VE are still poor, says the author
but We belisvs firmly that in our new life
under God, We are destined to brilliant
career of prosperity and glory Boston II
Houghton. Miffin 4 Co. Price Sl.00 For
sale ill this city by +. II. Beale & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-12-18
GEN. HowARD'ss .oraER
Her Death at Glencoe. Illinois Short
Sketch OF Her Life.

BosTos, Dee. II.
Mrs Eliza Howard Gilmore formerly of
Leeds Me died at Glencoe, Ill.,, Dec. IA aged
s4 years, 4 days. Mrs. Gilmore was the
daughter Of Oliver and Betsey Stinchfeli
Otis. Her first husband was Rowland b
Howard. Esq who died in 1910; her second
husband Col. John Gilmore, died in 1864,
These were leading citizens or her native
town.
Mrs. Gilmore was the mother of Gen. 90.
Howard who spent several days dec. 3l0) at
her bedside on his way from San Francisco to
New York; Rev ROWAN b Howard of Bos-
ton, who spent most of the month of July with
her and and attended her funeral at Glencoe.
Sunday, Dee. i6 Gen. Chas. II. Howard of
Chicago, with whom at his suburban resi-
dance, Mrs. Gilmore has bad a quiet and
delightful home in her old age 4; and X. II.
Gilmo'e, esq, of Denver. leading lawyer
of Colorado.
During her first widowhood, in lS40 Mrs.
Howard joined the first Baptist church in
Leeds, and though on account of change of
residence she was afterwari member of
two Congr .gational churches, she ever felt
a deep interest in the church of her youth.
Mrs. Gilmore left Leeds in 1868, and after a
brief residence in Pennington, Hallowell.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and a winter in San
Francisco, she came back % the shore of
Lake Michigan to rest and die, and there
chose her place of sepulture.