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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
AEninInnmm, Accident.

PORTLAND Ore, May l3.-A terrible acct
dent occurred Yesterday evening at Seattle,
W. r.. on the Front Street Cable Road, ON
the corner Of Pine and Second streets. As
the dummy came down Second street hill
the brakes refused 10 work, and the car OBJ.
tanned great momentum, and, In making
the turn into Pine street, the passengers ON
the left were thrown of Among them were
Mr. and Mrs William Wagner OF Chadwin,
Neb.. with two children. Mrs. SOphonia
Wagner was killed aud her child thrown of
aud killed. Her oldest child, aged five years,
received severe scalp wounds. Several other
passenger, were injured but none fatally.
The car brake was out Of order and the en-
ginecr In charge Of the dummy was power
less to check the speed.
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Meeting Chicago, ST. Louis, Cincinnati, In
dianapolis, Omaha, Kansas City, st. Paul,
Minneapolis and Milwaukee. The center OF
this system will be Chicago, and through
that station New York, Philadelphia,
with all the other points. The Bell Com
panies embraced in this great consolidation
will be those of Illinois, Iowa, Michigan
Indiana, Minnesota and Ohio and Missouri.
Wisconsin alone will not be in the CONSOLE
dation as the Bell Company does not control
It, Henry z. Payne is now the President OF
the Wisconsin company and would resign
that position in case he took the presidency
OF the consolidated companies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
THE ROYAL PRISONERS.
Peers Taken Into Police Court for Gamb-
.ling-Aristocrats Attend.

LONDON, May l3.-The persons arrested
early yesterday morning in the raids on the
Field and Adelphi Clubs in this city, were
arraigned this morning and further re-
handed for week. The Earl Of Dudley
and Lord Lurgan were among the prisoners
arraigned. The Earl Of Dudley appeared
to be ashamed of the position in which
he found himself, but Lord Lurgan assumed
a defiant air. Tho police who made the ar
rests admitted that the peers taken into GUS
tody wero not members Of the Field Club, but
stated that they rcsortcd there for the
purpose OF gambling The prisoners were
admitted TO bail TO appear for examination
next week. The courtroom was crowded.
Among the spectators were a number Of
aristocrat8.
II Is stated that the raiGs which were made
yesterday on the Field aud Adelphi Clubs,
in which n number Of noblemcn and others
were arrested, were prompted by the father
Of one Of the players and the mother OF an
other, for the purpose OF preventing their
sons from becoming involved in debt.
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Sew Town. an Oklahoma.

CnrcAoo H., May ia dispatch from
King Fisher, o. T., says: Town sites for the
new towns Of Harrison aud Reno City have
been made at the land office. These towns
arc situated In the ALLEY OF the North
Canadian. Reno City at the east line
OF the Fort Reno Military Reservation and
the others about eight aud sixteen miles
respectively from IT, Elections have
been held and officers chosen. The Grand
Army and Odd Fellows have taken steps TO
organize lodges, and will have hall com.
pleicd soon. Soyenty-fiye buildings are
erected at King Fisher, and many more
contracted for. The storm OF Saturday night
threw down many tents and flooded the
lower part Of the city.
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Another strong Denial.

NV YonE, May i3.-Thc following was
received IN this city tonight
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, May II -.
Referring 10 the statement said 10 have
been made by DR.. Cronin In Chicago be-
cause the Clan-na- Gael Society bad decided
that his life should be taken. aud appointed
man 90 act ~ his cxccuii0ncr, permit me
10 say that DR.. Cronin never made such an
assertion. The Clnn.na Gael Society Is notL
murder society. II has never decided thAN
amy mans life should be taken, and Ia .
never appointed or selected any one 10 act
~ an cSccutioner Of Dr. Cronin or anybody
else. There was no enmiiy between the
Clan.na. Gael and DR.. Cronin. On the com
trary Dr. Cronin was one of the most valued
member. Of the society. Luxe DILLON.
The signcr i a prominent member OF the
Clan.na-O Gael In Philadelphia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
THE GALVESTON DRILL.
All Railroads Give Good Reduced Rates
of Fare.

GALVESTON, Tex, May 13.-All the Texas
railroads except the Southern Pacific, and
all the Southern roads have announced a
a rate to the Galveston Semi Centennial and
Interstate Drill. The rate agreed upon is SO
maximum, or one faro for the round trip.
One cent per mile each way is to be charged
for soldiers, staff officers and bands in uniform
and the baggage of the soldiers and bands will
be carried free OF charge. To United States
troops one cent per mile will be charged,
with baggage free, cannons, guns, etc, will
be carried for one cent ton per mile. Be
sides the volunteer militia six companies OF
| United States troops, representing every
branch of the service, under command of ID.
s, Stanley, in charge of the Texas troops at
San Antonio, will attend the drill
The prizes aggregate 5000. The inter
state prizes are open to all regularly organ
lied volunteer infantry companies in the
| United States who have not won as many
as three first interstate prizes; the minimum
number of each company to consist OF one
captain, two lieutenants, two guides and
twenty-four men (six foursl First prize,
$1,000; second prize, 1000; third prize, 5000.
The fact that reduced rates have been sc.
cured on all Southern railroads is regarded
| as very encouraging.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

"sroKASE" and proctor Knott" have
been catered 10 conics, today, at Louis
willie, Tor tho Clarke stakes Of $500. over
the Churchill Downs course. Bcttngruns
high. with the odds decidedly in favor OF
"Proclor Knott" notwithstanding he was
defeated on Derby Day by Spokane" in
the most exciting race ever run in Amer.
lea, the best time on pcord. under the
circumstances, being made by the winning
horse Spokane"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

Nrw YonK, May i3.--Tho examination In
the case for criminal libel BROUGHT by O'Don.
oyan Rosa against Patrick $. Cassidy, Of the
SHnday Mcrouy. was opened today at the
Tomhs Police Court. The case grew out Of
an article which appeared In the Cat,olic
Nars. which was alleged 20 have been writ
ten by Cassidy. Rossa admitted having re-
cciyca $50 from James McDcrmott the day
the latter was shot, although convinced That
McDcrmott was n spy Rosa claimed he
was not expelled from the fenian Brother
hood until after he had Withdrawn from H.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
The SOUTHERN BAPTIST CON
VENTIOM

Delegates TO the Southern Baptist Con-
vcntion and the Baptist public generally
are informed that TIE WEEKLY APPEAL,
printed today, will contain the whole OF
THE DAILY APpEAL's reports Of the pro-
ceedings Of the Convention up TO Monday
night, May IS. Persons desiring copies Of
The WEEKLY APPEAL should apply at the
business Office.
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"COTTON."

The local market yesterday closed quiet
and unchanged, Sales, 600 bales, exportcrs
taking 100 aud spinncrs 600 bales Receipts
were only 1856 bales, against AS bales same
day last year. The receipts are falling of
daily a. compared with last year showing
that there Is but little available cotton In
the Memphis district The stock ON hand
has been reduced TO 1850 bales, while on
the same day last year the stock amounted
to 3i,Gl7 bales. Total receipts 10 date are
7Ol.5l5 bales, and shipments Gso53l bales
Spots ut New ORLEANS are steady, aud futures
advanced to Z points. New York spots
quiet and steady, and futures up . Ia 4
points The Liverpool market declined
Ltd, aud closed quiet, while futures went
off 10 points
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I'm. sim, Hn.er,n,inn.

WASHINGTON, May l3.-sccrctary Noble
has directed that a prompt and thorough
investigation be made Of the published re-
port that settlers arr now unlawfully enter
ing the Sioux reservation Ia anticipation Of
q favorable result Of the pending negoiia-
tons Tor accession TO the United States OF q
mart of the Sioux lands. The law respecting
the occupation OF these lands by unauthor'
izcd persons i plain and explicit, and the
secretary expresses his purpose 20 enforce
Il promptly and vigorously II OCCASION de-
utnnls n
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ArnnirnrAinIrfIcs.

NKw YoRE, May l3.-1hc final bouts In
the annual meeting Of the National Amateur
Athletic Association resulted In Barnet win
ming from Randall In the lOj pound olas'
skilly won from FHcdrli In the ii5 pound
class. In the special i25 pound class Oliver
lost 10 German. The final wrestling bout
was won by o. Day from Cnmer. The last
and best boxing bout was between Mcmahon
and Icedun. Both men scored blood and a
knock down, but the bout was Won by Nc
Mahuu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
SUIT Against lay GoaId.

NV loHK. May i3-An answer was put
IN at the United States Circuit Court today
by the Missouri Railway Company, tho
Union Trust Company, Jay Gould, John
Sewer and Others. to the suit brought against
them By the Missouri. Kansas * Texas
Railroad Company. The answer u volumi-
nous The dispute mainly rests upon the
earning, OF 80 miles OF the Complainanfs
road Tho time IN iss0.2 Tho complainant
aycfrcd that Mr. Gould and those mentioned
IN the bill, unlawfully held bonds aud pa
pcrs belonging 10 the road. Tho defendants
In their answer tuflny deny the chnrgcs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
The Pattern Makers.

PnrHURo, Pa, May l3.-The second
annual convention OF the Pattern Makers
League, Of North America, began here thi'
morning aud will continue In session scyera
days Delegates ore present from New York
Boston. Philadelphia, Baltimore Newark
n. j., Wilmington. Del, ST. Louis Chicago
Kansas City, Detroit Milwaukee. Cleveland
aud san Francisco. The convention will
consider the eight hour system, piece work
apprenticeship. the best means of extending
the organization and a tool insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
Ito,e, Men Gathering.

CmcAgo, H.. May 10. Scores Of prominent
hotel men arrived In Chicago today and to-
night, TO attend nJic1al convent on Of the
fraternity here. beginning tomorrow. The
largest delegation h.ihat from New York
The members were met at the depot by a
local Reception Committee. Among them
were J. n. Brc,,in, Of the Gilsey, President
Matthews. OF the sturteyaht w. 1. Jacques
Of the Murray llill, and many others equally
we'll kuowu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

THERE is speck OF war in the South
ern sky. Brazip threatens Bolivia with
war because q disputed territory in Para
quay. Perhaps the good offices OF the
the United States In the interest oil peace
might prevent bloodshed. II so, Presi-
dent Harrison should make haste to offer
the mediationj of our Government.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

NOTWITHSTANDING Mr.. Parncll's mistake
In falsely accusing himself OF purposely
incorporating facts In a speech delivered
In the House Of Commons in 1881, he has
Just been elected lie member In the
National Liberal Club, and has had the
freedom Of the city Of Edinburgh conferred
upon him. Which proycsthat the English
and Scotch Liberals do no, regard the mis-
take as moro than a merely ycnal oflcnse.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
A PLUCKY WOMAN
Prevents the Escape Of Three Desper-
ate Prisoners.

AKRON, o., May 13.-Three prisoners in
the county Jail, all indicted for penitentiary
ofIenses, made an attempt to escape last even
ing. Harry Burns, their leader, had un-
locked the heavy corridor door by means of
a hardwood key he had made after getting
an impression of the lock, when Mrs, W.
B. Gamble, the Deputy Sherifrs wife, who
was the only adult in the front parto the
Jail ran in and shut the guard door which is
made of light iron bars. The prisoners were
advancing on this. Burns armed with an iron
bed slat, when Mrs Gamble seized revolver
and cried out, "The first one that touches
this door is q dead man." The prisoners
could easily have broken down the door, but
the cooked revolver held them at bay until
the arrival of Sheriff Bum, whom Mrs.
CANDLES daughter called by telephone. The
prisoners were then secured and put in
their cells.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

CINCINNATI. o, May is.-Riycr n feet inches
aud falling. cloudy.
VtuksBuR0. Miss. MAY ia-niycr falling.
Passed down. John Gilmore aud haIrcs. PM.
City Of Cairo. pm.
LOUISVILLE Ky. May ia--nivcr falling. with
tiee Inches on the falls and feet inches IN the
canal Weather cloudy and damp
81 LOUIS Mo-. May il-kiser - fce, aud
stationary weather cloudy and cold. Arrived.
H n. Hofic. New OficanE Iprl Eads cairo. Afknn.
as city, N,iches New south, fsducah nepafird
Iort lads, Neu Otlcan
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

TuE h0r iort Ercning Pot, In iis issue
Of Saturday, publishes tho names Of
twelve gentlemen who have formed q
committee for tho purpose Of procuring
funds Tor the erection Of a monument TO
the memory Of the late Postmaster Pear
son. Tho Pod says "rho monument IL
intended TO do honor not simply 10 the
memory Of brave man. but TO the good
cause VI honest public service In which ho
died. Ills papcn are now In the hands
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

INV YoEK, May la.--Dctcctivcs from the
District Attorneys Office today arrested
George NJ. s,orrs, the son Of Emory storrs,
Of Chicago, ON a charge Of blacknail pre-
fcrrcd by bis wife. Eileen sio-rs. who Is said
10 have received a curhlous letter from
Storr- dated Chicago. Feb "a. An
indictment has been found against storrA
While siorrs was waiting 10 plead. papers
for divorce proceeding were served. De-
scrtion and cruelty arc the causes alleged.
s,orr. Was committed To the tombs prison In
default Of 81 900
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Of his most intimate friend, who, we are
glad to hear, will shortly give to the
world some account Of the difficulties
with which he had to contend and OF the
manner in which he met them, in trying
to make great public office school OF
integrity and efficiency"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

Az Intending Emigrant 10 South
Dakota Is answered that with the admis-
sion OF the two Dakotas. Montana and
Washington. We shall have iorly.two
States Ia the Union. The last Of the thir.
teen original States iocnicr the Union was
Rhode Island. which ratified the Cons.itu.
ton ON May ~, 100. Tho first new State
received into the national family was Yer
mont. which was admitted Ia March I,
l7Dl The act Of Congress admitting Ken
lucky was passed two weeks before the
act admitting Vermont, but Kentucky
did not become iull.ncdgcd State until
June /, i7g2 Tennessee was admitted M
1909, and the nation entered the cur.
rent century, therefore, with six
teen States In tho two decades
ending with 1890, seven new States
wcrc added; In the two ending with 1870
three were added; In the two ending with
1850 seven were added. aud In the two end.
ing with 1880 five were added, the last 81
the lial being Colorado which was admit.
ted August l, 1870. The whole number Of
States admitted after the ratification Of the
Constitution, and up TO the present year,
was, Therefore, twenty-five; and II Is In
torcsiing 10 note that only two Of these,
Florida and Texas, were actually admitted
in the same year, llSl5l, although ihcaci'
Of Congress providing ior the admission Of
Florida, Iowa and Texas were passed on
two successive days In March, 1915.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
rANNER AND rHE "CONFEpS.n

Corporal Tanner. Of Brooklyn, who
Is now Commissioner Of Pensions, made
a speech at the scotch.lrish Convention
nj Columbia, last week, at which he took
very radical ground as to the duty Of the
Southern Suites to support their MANNED
and wounded soldiers. As he ncarcd the
close Of his remarks, the Rcv. ID. C., Kelly,
Of Nashville, who commanded a regi-
mcnt OF cavalry in FORESTS diyis-
ion, with hJssre.s<. TS,ed
i'm long enough 10 say that the Tonnes
40 Legislature had iuSs made such pro-
Vision In the settling apart OF all but TWEEN
ty-Hvc erres Of the Hermitage estate as
llcmc for tho INDECENT and manned old
soldiers Of the State who fought for the in
dependence of the South through the four
years Of the civil war. This was a tardy
recognition Of tho claims aud services OF
those old soldiers, but Corporal Tanner
should remember that the tcrrors Of recon
siruction have fingered in tho South u
long time and that one Of these
tcrron was the solemn emphasis will
which II was impressed upon the South
that so iar a. 1t was possible In State an,
Federal law the Confederate soldier was Il
be made an ouicast, and ho was especial,
not TO be recognized under any circum
stances involving an outlay by the State
any moro than by the Federal Govern
menL And Corporal" Tanner was on
Of the men who helped N this altcmpto
degradation Of tho immorials who Tough
for principle quite rs sacred as the prin
ciplc lac fought for and quite as just.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

CmcAoo, H., May i3.-Sccrciary Proctors
party returned TO this city this afternoon.
The Secretary Is much pleased with High.
wood. Il consider Il ono Of the best loca.
lions In the Wet Tor n military post he
said II went out today for the express pur.
pose OF looking at the plans and spcciica-
lions Of the new buildings there They were
found 10 be satisfactory, aud the contracts
will be closed 90 once" The Secretary left
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14
nnI.A Ihcrc

ToRoSro, Ont, May i3-Thc police au-
thoriile- place no credit In the stories Of tho
presence OF DR.. Cronin. the missing Chicago
doctor In Toronto. last week. They were on
the watch for him all the week. but were
able 10 receive absolutely no positive infor-
nation a. T. his arrival. on the contrary,
they are fully satisfied that he i not here.
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The Coal Company cen,ursa.

PorrNiLtE, Pa, May i3.-The coronor's
Jury In the case Of the ten men who we've
killed on Thui sday evening In the shaft u
the Caska William Collisry at Big Vein, has
rendered a verdict censnging the Alliance
coal and mining officers for neglccting 10
have safety gates. IN compliance with the
mining laws Of tss5.
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A n,r nuIIaIn. A..ocIalIon.

hpccIal Dlspaich % nc NpINhI'
LrrrLE Rock, Ark, May i3.-Artcles OF
agreement and incorporation OF the Me.
chanics' Building and Loan Association Of
Mammoth Springs, Ark. were filed with
the Secretary OF state this morning. ne
capital stock Is 100000. Also the White
mo ranltaI .toek Of which h $500
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that each ticket contain the names of all the
parties and parts of parties, and irresponsi-
bic combinations. pretending to be party,
who are to certify they have made nomi-
nation The Governor says these provisions
are cumbersome, would be ineffective, and
are unconstitutional.
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objects to are those that have commended
the "secret ballot' in other States, and
which gave me Sexton bill its chief
strength and value.
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Madeira RI,rr Rnhhrr.

PANAMA, May f.-1ho season on the Ma.
dcim River Is reported TO be very healthy,
and the rubber receipts this year are cS
pccicd 10 be exceptionally heavy. The ex.
ports Of rubber from Para during the past
year amounted 10 i5Oi3s3t kilogrammcs, oi
which !. sDoit5 went 20 the United States
aud q, I1i, gSi 20 Europe
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May IA special
from Tcrrc Haute, Ind, says The oil ex.
element increases The now shows no
dlminishmcnt There are demand for con.
tractors who can sink wells. Many local
companies are being formed. The oil Is q
high grade OF lubricating.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

Gov. Huns reasons Tor yetoins the Sex.
ton electoral reform bill, recently passed
by the New York Legislature. are dis
ercditable to him as the chief executive
officer Of the state. The very sections he
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-14

TnE testimony rs TO the treatment OF
the insane In the Cook County Asylum,
which we publish this morning. Is dis
graceful In the extreme 10 tho people
Of Chicago. The uniortunatcs, Il ap-
pcaB from this. werc insuiIicicntly fed
and just rs they could get food by
fighting for Il, tho small bedrooms
were crowded aud tho insane men had
keys that afforded them access 10 the
insane women. ono OF the officials de-
clarcd ON oath that the attention Of the
commissioners had been many times called
10 these Irregularities, " but no attention
was paid TO the complaints.
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Nell. Acaniifrd.

DESvEn, Col, May l3.-The trial ofc. W.
Hatch, OF Boston. charged with the murder
Of his uncle, Henry Hatch, was concluded
at Burlington, Col, tonight the jury bring
ing IN verdict u aoquiliaL
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THE LAST GAINES CASE.

The last OF the Gaines cases was
yesterday decided in the Supreme Court
Of the United States. We publish
report Of il in another place,
which affords mere and mcager
reminder Of litigation begun rs far
back az 1884, and which involved not
only some persons OF high importance in
the history OF louisiana, but many OF
national fame. Mrs. Gaines was well
known in this city, and resided here for n
time, while her husband, Major-General
Gaines, commanded W hat was known as
the Southern Department with head
quarters in Memphis. lie was a famous
character and soldier Of unblemished
repute who should have had command
OF our armies in Mexico, and would have
had, but Tor a dispute in which he was
involved with the then Secretary oil
War as TO calling for State troops
TO support Gen. Taylor in his movements
on the Rio Grande. Gen. Gaines wa,
devoted to his wife and sustained her in
the pursuit Of this claim, which, the good
name Of her mother being at stake, was o
more importance to herthan the fortune. II
establishing her legitimacy she unravellcC
a mystery that is one Of the most romanti,
episodes in the history Of Louisiana, full
OF romance and adventure ms II is. This
and the indomitabio pluck and poncver
ance Of Myra Clarke Gaines, sustained BY
a bouyant and hopeful temperament, ar,
the points in this extraordinary case tina
will be remembered when the value Of In,
property, the amount Of money aud tn,
interests involved are all but forgotten.
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