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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13
ENDED IN A FIzz GE.

The Last "PennsyIvAnia Day. Mt Gettys-
burg Failure.
GETTYSBURG, PA September l2.-The
last of the "Pennsylvania Days" was
grand fzzle. Last night thousands of peo-
pie left the town, and during the morning
the exodus was continued At ten O'Clock
this morning the clouds that had been
threatening since day light began TO let
down their contents and at two o'clock the
RAIN is still falling The great parade, IN
which 10, 900 were TO have been in line,
has been declared off. The National GEM
etery cannot Of course be used as the place
for holding the formal dedicatory exercises,
and the rink will be utilized.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

THE FLO0DED CITY.
Terrible Scenes at Atlantic CITY During
tho storm

Terrible Scenes at Atlantic CITY Durlpg
the storm.
PHuAuEIrmA. September 1.-THE
first news was brought from Atlantic City
by four daring spirits. who crossed the
meadows las. night through s. thousand
peuls and reached ,he dryland in safety.
They say Chat when Taesday morning
dawued aud The lul extent Of the raging
waters suuoaodirg tae city could be seen,
tenor seemed to strike to the hearts OF
everyone. and "a led rush was mads
hy thousands to lhe depot 10 get away.
Tee trains were hastily made up an6 they
were crowded TO- overdowing.
AS ArrErr It'd ESCAPE
The heavily laden storm Specials
LETT tte two stations followed by d fervent
and heartfelt Gcd speed from TIE crovdsof
people on the platforms Thore we're four
trains in al tnree .rou lhe Camden and
Atlantic station and one from The Reading
zach had "a locomotive 10 front and tie
rear when thsy headed f1r the flooded
meadow land. ard they cIsp. along over
the hidden tracks as % fearful Of a fatal
p.uoss They aL went o1t between
t1e hours of o and 81 iu the morniug
lns, as Che high ,'ds was nearing its fnll
-n., The hurricane 600 was gaining in
-les s.', srt ts ltr,e, sweeping gusts
-1rev ,re Flter i1 volumes against the
car "inoo- and made ths heavy coaches
fcoS io and fl as fin momeniary danger
'' ovri1ro'ug bat long before the main
land eas reached the train men them
selves began to realize the foolbArdiness
oi their undertaking. and decided on a
,.-ircfade movement Their engines we're
pIO, ng through from two TO four feet
Of water. which threatened every moment
TO- put out ife h-es, and as there Was
Iegulsr ses s.eed there vas no alternative
hlt % return.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13
oTnmn Tonicsp in Tronble.

NEW YORK, September 12.-E. D.
Mann, editor of ToVn Topics, was arraigned
in Court to-day on a charge of criminal
libel, stating in his paper that DR.. Allen
McLane Hamilton's father, the late Philip
Hamilton, had two wives and two sets OF
children. The statement occurred in an
article on the Robert Ray Hamilton matter.
DR.. Hamilton is the complainant. Mann
declined TO plead at present and was COM
mitfed TO the Tombs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

The Wheeling club defeated the Toron'
onto, O., club on their grounds yesterday
by q score Of 1S to 6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13
BASE BALL.
A Victory for Mansfield.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
MANSFIELD, O., September H.
EK.E T..
Mansfield. o o ? 3 o . 0 10 l. e
Canton.....O 0 ] o 0 2-4
Batteries, Morrison and FitzIimmons,
Harrington and Sharp; time, two hours;
attendance, 300 Mansleld's last League
game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

HoPR, OAK, September 12.-The nrst
snow Of the season fell here to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

SO the engines were reversed and the
trip back, now doub,y hszudous becsuse
the waters had risen several inches, began.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-09-13

The Ohio county Circuit Court did not
meet yesterday, having adjourned nntil
this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
ALIVE AND KICKING.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS IN VARIOUS
CITIES OF THE COUNTRY.
In Nearly Every ono tho Democrats
Manifest Delightful Strong th-
Even Chicago Falls.

OmcAoo. ILL.,, April "A landslide ioI
the Democrats was the result OF today's
election, ~ indicated at 2 O'Clock thi'
evening. At that hour 2O7 precincts oul
Of 800 hal been heanl from, showing a
majority OF O, 42s for Crcgicr (Dcmocrat).
Predictions a, the City Hall giyn Crcgicr
from 5000 TO 10000 over Roche (Rcpubli.
canl. Two yeas AGO Roche carried the
city by a majority Of 10000.
Out OF a total Of SSl. 100 precincts give
Roche (Rcpublican) G.270; Crcgicr dem.
ocrat) i4.559. Crcgier's majority Is &, 200.
Gl5 O'clock D. pm.-1hrcc hundred and
twenty ppcinctE Roche Qllcpublicanl,
3Ssl3 Crcgicr (Dcmocmt), 1856, Cru
gier's majority, s,S63.
There aro sixty-one precincts TO hear
from.
Nearly every Office In sigh, was cap.
tured by the Democracy. The result IL
generally conceded 20 bc n sweeping vic.
tory for tho labor element, advocates Of
elevated railroads aud those who favor q
divorce between municipal aud National
politics.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

ArcKLANp, April 1.-The government
Of New Zealand has placed the steamship
lIincmoa, vessel Of 542 tons burden, al
the disposal Of Admiral Kimberly in con-
sequence Of the loss Of the American men,
oi-waf at Samoa during the recent hurri-
cnno there. Tho British cruiser RAPID. Of
!. 400 tons burden. and mounting twelve
guns, has sailed hence for Samoa. ono
hundred and twenty officers aud men boz
longing 10 the German war ships have arr
rived here cnrou,o TO Germany.
The recent hurricane In the South Pa
cihc Ocean swept over 1900 geographical
miles, embracing In is track the Heyey
aud Society groups Of islands The Amer
lean ship Red Cruss, from New South
Wales 10 san Francisco, was driven ashore
at Raraiongo and wrecked The crow was
saved. The American ship Ada Owen was
wrecked at Oum Her crew was saved.
Wrcckago from the British ship Suakim,
from New South Wales for san Francisco.
was seen a. Ailuika II Is supposed thai
the crow pcfshcd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
The PnrnrII Commission.

LONDON, April 2,-Tho Parnell Com-
mission resumed lis sitting today. Sir
Charles Russell opened the case for the
the Parnolliics. Ills remarks thus far
have been characterized with singular
moderation. He declared that the testi-
mony Of the $40 witnesses produced by
Attorncy-Gcncral Webster, leading coun-
sci for tho Thns. was irrelevant lie sd-
mittcd that crime prevailed la Ireland 10 q
greater or lesser degree, and said that tho
collapse Of the 7m0 case In the matter of
the alleged Parncll lciien abolished tho
pth aud marrow Of the inquiry. Tho
Court was asked by the 7m0 To indict
a whole nations proceeding which Burko
hal declared 10 be uicasable. judicial
rules wcrn invalid when n whole
people moved llc declared that they
we're convinced that the time had come To
try the experiment Of home rulc in lrc-
land.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

LONDON, April 2.-lhis was the fint day
Of tho Northampton and Pytchley Hunt
spring meeting. Tho race for Earl Spon-
Gers plate Of 600 foyercigns, handicap
for three year olds and upward at i've fur
longs. was won by lord Dudley's three
year old bay Oily Poem, by Pctmrch. out
Of Silver Ring.
The race Tor he Allhorp Park stakes Of
ten soycroigns each with 800 s0ycrcigns
added for two year olds, distance five fur
longs. was won by NJ. Leopold Doroths.
chld's bay colt Wayland BY Felterlock,
out OF ChOpinotlc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
THE ARKANSAS ELECTIONS.
Mcagor Rcturns, Bui the Democrats Are
All Right.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
LIrrLE Rock, Ark, April Especial
dispatches to the GdsSHe from 40 of the 10
counties in the State indicate that the
Democratic candidates for Supreme Judges
will bo elected 10y majorities scarcely less
than 1900. There has not been full
vote, but the Democrats have turned out
in the precincts thus far heard from even
better than their opponents, and have In
creased their majority in some localities on
reduced total vote. The Republicans
have made the greatest gains in Jackson
aud Nevada Counties, and tho Democrats
In johnson and White. both OF which have
a very heavy Wheeler vote. Tho cand-
dates in the race are: Democrats Hughes,
Hemingway aud Sanders; Republicans
Gregg and Mitchell, with Hill us an lndo-
pendent EX-Gov. Hughes IL running be-
hind his ticket 10 some extent while Hill
Is ahead of the Republicans on the oppo-
sitiun ticket. Eagle carried the State last
September for Governor by 1900 ma
jority.
In the city election Whipplc was re-.
elected Mayor by a majority OF about 500
There wcru no party nominations for
Mayor. The Democrats elected their can
didato for Aldermen in two OF the four
wards. An Independent was elected In
one aud colorcd Republican In the other.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
IN ruEuOtsE-
Democrats bumped Thern.ei,e. Under
% Faii Head OF steam.
spcciai Dispatch to The Appeal

epccihl Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE. April 2-1he widest scenes
that were probably ever enacted In any
Tennessee Legislature occurred this alter
noon, when the Dorich election bill, the
Myers registration bill aud the Demo.
cratic caucus rcdistficting bill were pushed
through the lower housc. The kopubli-
cans did everything 70 postpone action
aud interrupt the proceedings that was
possible, bat tho Democrats had their
steam up and forged ahead. Woodall, OF
Davidson, called up tho election bill when
his name wis called and speaker Clnpp
urged iis passage In i0rcihlc speech. lIc
was followed by Mr.. Mccall, against it.
The prcyious question vas then called aud
the bill pissed by vote 0i ~ Ia ,.
Tho registration bill was then put
through by a vote oi o. 70 and the
Third Congressional District bil mkeh up
and passed by vote Of ~ 10 7.
Mr.. Odlum made favorable report on
the bill 10 appoint commission 10 secure
a new site and have charrc VI erecting oi
new peniieniiary buildings
MIR. hayago's constitutional convention
bill was laid on the table
A session IL being held tonight, but only
local bills are being Considered lhey
will not adjourn until very late.
The bill providing that before dummy
lines shall be given riglt Of way aons
/ public highways they ahall secure tue con
sent Of majority Of nbuiting property
holders, was passed. This was the onli
general bill considered, and Tie House ad'
| iourncd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

CNciNNArI, o., April 2.-Today's mu.
nicipal elections Ia Ohio had many mixed
results
Democrats elected n Mayor In Akron
and Springfield and carried the principal
Offices In Middletown, Akron, Norwalk,
Bucyrus. Fremont, Circloyillc, Chillico,ho,
Portsmouth, Lancaster, Wapakonoia. ~.
MaryH Hamilton, Tiilin. Iano,yillc, New.
ark, kont, Canton and Sidney. kepub.
licans were entirely or nearly successful
In Logan, Lebanon (whcrc local option
was delcated). Troy. Mt Giload, kcnton,
Urbana, Piqua, London. Cambridge, Rip.
Icy, Nanwcft, saudusky, Wooster aud
Fos,oria. In Kent the issueoi prohibition
was prominent and carried by Que yOto.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
BOULANGER'S MARCH
The Great Paris Police Mystifed.
He Nips a Little Government Coup
In the Bud.
The Willy Frenchman Evidently
Wasn't Born Yesterday.
Leaders OF the French League Of
Patriots Arraigned For Trial.
Tho New Zealand Government Is No
Slouch When 1t Comes to Courtasy
to Uncle Sam-General For
eign Miscellany.

Pans, April 2.-.Thc Gocoordc says that
Gen. Boulanger, being warned Yesterday
that the Government was preparing for a
coup, arranged so that he should not fall
into the Government trap. and left the
city. The police are mystifed. "The
General" adds the GOcod,de, twill appear
when duty requires him. IL Is our inn
preston that he has hidden himself tenn
porarily, perhaps in Brussels"
The Chamber OF Deputies, by a vote OF
3O6 to 236, has rejected tho Senatc's pro-
posal to prosecute summarily all papers
found guilty OF hbolling Government oili-
cials.
Senator Naquet, Deputies Laguerre,
Laisant and Turquct and NJ Paul De-
rouledc, the leaders Of the League Of Patri-
OTIS, were arraigned for trial before tho
| Correctional Tribunal today. The court
room was crowded with spectators.
NJ. Derouelde, addressing the court
stated that the objects Of the League Of
Patriots were not OF secret character. Ho
claimed that the use OF the word ''mobil-
ize," in a communication to members OF
the League, did not prove the existence OF
military plot Notwithstanding the ac-
ton Of the Government In dissolying tho
League the organization would continue TO
exist aud would show its full strength
whenever and wherever il might be
needed.
laguorre and the other accused persons
followed with speeches similar to that Of
/ NJ. Dcrouclde. They declared that tho
motives OF tho organizers OF the League
were OF purely patriotic nature.
Tho installation oi the new Procureur-
General has been fixed for Thursday next
Immediately after assuming his new duties
NJ. Bcaurapairc will bo requested by tho
Government 10 institute proceedings
against Gen. Bouangcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
RELATIONS WITH MEXICO.
The Mexican President Says the Two
Republics Are All Right.

Aho NcAiNbu iItslutnb Ohlb Nno Two
Republics Are All Right.
Cry OF MExIco, April 2.-The Mexican
Congress opened yesterday. Tho Pres-
dent, in his message, said that Mexico's
relations with the United States were ex-
celent lie expressed qualification be-
cause the United States Government had
fully comprehended the fraudulent nature
OF the Abram.Wcil Claims. lie an
nounced that as the stipulations Of the
convention of July 20, 1883, were not car
ricd out. the stipulations OF the former
convention had been revived for ten years,
Another convention had been signed on
March |, making easier the difficulties
caused by the change In tho bed OF the
Rio Grande. An cxtrndtion treaty with
the United States had been signed at
Washington on February 20. A postal
C onvention would soon be sent TO the Sen.
ate. Tho Board OF Health has decided 10
admit American lard, subject TO inspec'
ton
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
MS All sfonarri,y.

BERuN, April 2-pnnce Bismarck, In
replying to the birthday congratulations
offered him by the Central Manufacturers
Association, said that he looked forward
TO n continued maintenance Of peace.
This, lac believed. would lend increasing
impetus 10 the prrscn, gratifying develop
ment OF German industry. In his opinion
q guarantee OF peace was 10 be found not
only ia the Monarchial institutions Of tho
country, but also. aud In special degree,
IN the Monarchial sentiments oi the Ger
man people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

ST.. LouIs, No, April 2.-Tho municipal
election passed oil quietly, though the In
tercst has never Jagged, and the bulletin
boards at the newspaper Offices are now
surrounded by great crowds. who howl
Justify at the returns from each precinct.
bc they Democratic or Republican. Up
10 this hour $3.50 pm. J, returns are in
from about onc.iouHh Of the voting pre-.
cincis OF the city, showing the following
results Butler (llep), for Mayor q, iO3
Noonan Dem. 1859. a majority ol i,2'B
for Noonan. Tie Republicans claim, how
ever, that II the returns show the same
relative gains aud losses Ia the entire city,
Butler will bc elected by about 200 ma.
jority. This claim IL based ON compari.
sons with the vote Of November last
ono hundrcd aud twenty-five out Of
1862 precincts give Noonan (Dcmocut). for
Mayor, 22,5lO; Butler (lsopublicinl. ~.
igu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

KASsAs CRY, NO., April 2.-Tolay's
election In Kansas Is most unique, from
the great number Of women Who have
registered and Who are voting. At Fort
Scott Wichita, Topeka, Leayenworth aud
AtchisOn they hold the balance Of power
Al Valley Falls oskaloosa aud Newton,
they have tickets In the field that they
stand chance Of eleciing. AZ Topeka
aud Lcavcnworih majority Of the ladies
will support tho Republican nominees,
while ut Lawrence and Atchison the Dom.
ocralie ticket As vote the ladies' today 10
goes the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
IN. t.,uHtsgs

TVS HAorr April In Parliament to-
day, the Prne Minister read the report ol
the court physicians on the condition OF
the King, which stated iha, His Majesty
was suffering from chronic diabcis and
nephrclis. aud WIS unable 10 an :hc duties
OF . sovereign. The Prime Minister, siier
reading the report. announced that tho
Council Of state, In view of the kings
condition. asked Parliament 10 asscat 10
Inc establishment Of n regency A deel-
son on the subject will be given Io~~f-
row.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

sncflal Dlspiich % The App0lL
NEwronr April The election, both
State aud municipal, passed oil very
quietly hero today. Only a light vote was
pollcd in this county As FAR as heard
from Hughes. lIcminihgway aud Sandcls
% out oi Jackson County with good ma
joriiy. Tho Republicans had out full
Republican ticket for town officers, headed
by Capt 4. J. Sialey for Mayor. Col II.
NJ. Davis headed the citizens or Demo-
cratic ticket ior Mayor aud Is elected by
handsome majority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
The Myers Registration and Dortch
Election Bills Passed.
The Ignorant Must Pull Out or Get
Left On Voting.
Other Busin oss Transacted By the
Tennessee Legislature.
Florida Fires the First state Gun in Be-
half of the Popular Election Of res
ident OF the United sta.os-A
Short But Great Speech.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 2.-Tho Lcgis-
lature today finally passed the Dor,ch cleo
ton bill, which embraces the Australian
system Of voting. 1t also passed regis
tration bill, aud bill changing the make
up of the Third and Fourth Congressional
districts. The latter bill makes the Third
district, heretofore doubtful and now re.
presented by the Hon. II. Clay Evans,
Republican, surely Democratic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
nLAcK oRAY,e RoMANoE.
His Little story TO Make II Rough on
Young Richmond.

Young Richmond.
special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LirrLE Rock, Ark. April The pre-.
liminary examination Of young Dan Rich-
mond for the killing Of the negro, Joc
Smith, will occur at Plummcryillc iomor-
row. Tho defense will claim that tho kill
ing was the rcsul, merely OF an alteration
between the negro and the young white
man. and that II had no relation whatever
10 the Clayton assassination. II is ASSERT
cd that Smith first assaulted Richmond
with a rock, which cut him Ia the head.
aud then tried 10 drag him from his horse,
NO that Richmond was compelled 10 shoot
him in scli-dcicnso. Dick Gray, the ne.
gro constable aud cousin Of smith, u la
this city tonight, and declares that his life
has been threatened by the friends Of
Richmond. lie will return 20 the trial
al Plummcryillo tomorrow. His story is
that Richmond followed Smith and shot
him without proyocati0n because Of his
activity In icucling out the Clayton m,sas-
giuutiuu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
AZ Piue IiIuT.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
PiNE BLurr Ark, April AT the
special election for three Supreme Judges
tho Democrats gained 100 votes since the
November election. Tho present incum-
bent Of tho Mayors office, Gen. II. King
White. was defeated by Judge BoCagc.
both Democrats. Lawrence Thompson
was reelected Treasurer. Tho election.
though exciting, was pcacoablc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
A coNsTA ApLE,s CHASE.
Ho Couldn't Stand tho Nogro's Racket
and Took to His Heels.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, April 2.-This morning
the Constable Of this township had occa-
sion TO make the arrest Of negro named
JEFF Kingsley, who was wanted for larceny.
When the Constable came up with Kings
ley, Kingsley made an attempt TO escape.
The officer pursued him and no had
nearly oyertalen his man and the fugitive
turned and commenced firing ut the officer
with pistol. IL did not hit him, but
scared him so badly that he returned 10
the city for assistance; when he returned
with posse the man wns gone and no trace
has been found OF him yet.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

Special nispaich Ia The Appeal.
HELENA, Ark, April 9.-The election
for Associate Supreme Judges passed oil
very quietly in this town and county.
From appearances, no one would suspect
that an election was being held. Very
little attention IL paid To Il either by
Democrats or Republicans. Not third
OF the usual number Of votes will bc
pollcd. The wards OF the town were NO,
opened until 10 o'clock. The Rcpuhlt
vote aud majority for Gregg, llil an,
| Milrhcll caInnOt b,i Ascorlalned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
AZ SnrIngnnIal.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April 2.-The Demo-
Gratis of this city today elected their candi-
date for Mayor, the Hon. Charles f. Hay
and the whole city ticket They also
elected their candidate for County Clerk
to fill vacancy aud a majority OF the Board
| of Supcrysors
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
ExEourIyE RusInEsa.
Tho Senate Owen over TO Nominations
and Combinations.

and UJnHrmntlOnn.
WAsniy0roS, April 2.-Aiier the pre-
scniation oitwo memorials, one In favor Of
special privileges In regard 10 public Office
Tor honombly discharged Union soldiers
and the other against traffic Ia inioxicai.
Ing liquors, the Vice. President laid before
tho Senate Mr.. Stewards resolution ex.
pressing the profound sorrow si the senate
nt the death Of Mr.. John Bright The
problems Of precedent" and example
were freely discussed, and on motion Of
Senator Reagan the resolution was rcicrrud
10 the Committee on Foreign l.slatiosa
Tho Senate then, nj l'b0 o'clock, pro.
ccedcd 10 tho consideration Of executive
husiuFas
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
Al IynnsyIIle.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 2.-The mu-
nicpol election here yesterday resulted in
Il Democratic victory. Goodlett was elected
Mayor over Dannottell, by forty.eight
votes, out oi 1867, Others by small ma
tnriiina
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal,
YAzoo CIrY, Miss, April 2.-The city
election was quiet affair, Messrs. Luke,
Lear IIavorkamp and Kelly being re-.
tured TO the Aldermanic board by the
usual majority.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
cn,,ln. cnnahinIoi,rn.

Hrw YoRK, April 2.--ln the Court Of
Common rlcss today, Mia Clara Tol,cn
secured ,crl oi Sl6, 600 againsi Cassius
r. Reed, y -aprictor Of tile llofnrn House,
In a suit for 600. GOO for breach Of prom.
Ice, and seduction under p'omiGe oi MAR.
riagc. aud abortion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

by majorities ranging from 200 to 200.
The campaign was largely fought on the
enforcement of the prohibitory law and
the anti-prohibitionists achieved victory.
The next council is Democratic.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
Al Ipubuauc.

DuBUavE, Ia., April 2.--siowart Dem
ocrap was elected Mayor yesterday by $50
majority over Hayden. the nominee Of
the Republicans and Union Labor parties
The entire Democratic ticket was elected
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
A nen.IhIa Ilnrnn.

Nrw YoRK, April Ain the Court Of
Ccnmos Pleas today. Baron Won schrliha
serurd his rapers a. AN Americas. ciliyna
lie rcuounccj his allegiance ~ tao Eia.
pvfUf Ol AUSTRIA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03
TuE rinsr srAIE ous.
Florida Relieves Ia the Popular Vote Tor
Election Of President

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, April --Iho f'or.
da Legislature mot In regular session At
noon today. Con. J. 4. Wall, oi Tampa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-03

Queen Victoria lett PiarhtE on her
honieward journey yesterday.