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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15

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sUNL t.srArE AGtsre
A LIN a FiNLEY. RIAL EsrArE AUENTs
~ aud nfokors 10 Afdison street
T,OOpWYN& HEARD REAL t,TATE AQFNrA
VI bfokcrs and COLLECTION. No hadlson firprt
II l. WIN, R...,L isiAfE A0ENr.
II. - Madison street
HATCnETT. MCr a co, RIAL lsrATE AND
] i lnsumncc Aernts. ~ Malnst NemphiA
NJ 81 OmCuRsr a co, nEAL izTATE
VI. Atcns Mn,unlc Temple
ID 4 GoYiIl& 90, RAJ isTATE AvENH
II. and ntotcf, 80 % Madi,on ,ircct
ID JmAcR & %. Ri-AL IsIAtE AuLSra
II. q Madison sircct
T'llE CONAWAY NAL ETATE AGENCY, -
Main street Established iVt
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ROOMS AND noAHp.
A MOLLY FURSisuED ROOM WIFI TnHT.
~. clau h1arl ID 2, Madison street
A DrsiRAHLE FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED.
~ 81 gentlemen, with boarii also. day board
90. nt u court surct
CoNrorTABLg EooMs WITH GOOD BOAED
- atilg Vance rirct
nE,lRABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD Ar 2
u Naditon ,tfcct
u,LLGANr FuKNIsHED FRONT ROOM Win
~ bcsi Of table beard Of isi NainH
U'HoNT ROOM TuR gFNTs WITH BOARD ~
II private family. Addr.s 80 Nnnco firccL
L'EONT ROOM SECOND TLOuE. rulgSlsnEp
II OF uniufnishel 10 two gentlemen % aqulct
couple, with of without boafd No IS Linden a.
l,cicfcnccl exchanged
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS FfW1
~ cliss boafi. fof rcuis. ani SECOND dfctt
| TWO RUONs-oSE uKNIsiiED AND oNEUN
INTELLECTUALLY board. 81 ib serund street
| fI'nhrE OR FOUR LARGE EOOua Win on
| i without b1Afi OF suitable ios light hous9
tcspinE ~ ~ Market strcet
oO1 sECONDsTREEL FURNISHED ROOMS
| - J.E with OF without bnafd
srnAfEn.
| nNE eOnuFb TEXAS HORSE. ttB HANDS
" hlTh, white Hnf In forehead Return 70 "
lcilenon street and bg rewarded D Anil
| OK REwAnp-i YELLOW OH Ham aOnHEi
| tDD mule lG hauds high natural PAGER.
| fLNNN COOK. 81 tooi Ncluvan Goa
! C.1n RLwARn-t BAY TIXAs uOusE ail
/ '0lO or u bands high. year. old also
/ 1cEfs hQlHe. ifs hands hiTh. ! or years old.
/ viii pay q each Tor tlcr dCiiyry % "a Mnuf0s
street. !. 4. iOHRi1r.
NO ACCOUNTS
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A PAIR on CiltAyE srfDrArits BErNEEN
~ Market STREET sch.u and ltrhlngo tifcgt
iiriurn Or - Maln sifr' Hnl Hr rNailel
nN POPLAR rIHEfI bLtNtiN sLlpND
" aud Turn fahlr, pIfr' containing hriWc,n
ploasc return 10 VI ]. CHASE 4 90. aud De- ~
waulrd.
.nN THUHRbAY NsHI HIuKTpil silil.L
" InfFurtin Offh b.HHr. o. J. hllLihLlihi
corner Court and fcrunl .ifria
nNt ienAND mon rLA,k npisE MULE
aisJut fnuf fttffs u.I stayed on night %
March Reward fuf Do Uiufn 90
no WIllIE. tf lmni street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-15


AnUsEMENrA
n Frank Gray. Manager
Friday and Saturday NIGHTS only.
March o. and ~
Matinee saturday,
Greatest Musical Eyynt OF the Season,
TIE
KA-SFttKA-sEftKA
kA-SELlkA-SELlkA
CONCEkTs.
CONCERTS.
sw. WILLIAMS.
Thc Hawaiian BARITONE
NINE MARIE sELlKA,
The Famous Cherokee iflmh Donna
Amcrion's Queen Reclintionist
AND sELiKA CONCERT COMPANY.
Opinions II Musicians aud the Pros,
zone OF The sweetest and lest cultivated voices
ever hcard."-MaN simkosh.
- voice ncavt to farcpa than any ! ever
heard" -Mnplcson.
Charleston News. January igih-"Nmc scllka
may b. said-without dislarrCmcnt " any No.
ior ycar In ChnHcston-to stand prccmincnuy
scat ON Sale at Npln slrcc, Tictc, ONCE
Week OF Narch is-ANNiE rlNLEi.
XIToNDEELAND MUSEUM AND TnEATER-.
w Week commenclng Monday March 4 Al
Nolkmuths 1yTnlcau Warbler, niaholo, the ia.
nous firc King. rui Tony Ashioua world ~
nownod Canine CirCug Texas fred. Ia his wonder
fol act 10 shooting while standing on III head Me
Annie A. Nvson, the charming Llllpuiinn queen.
i'ui u w. siapp. playing on more than ~ diner
Cut lnstwmenis aud many oilCus
OUR blIOl 1uEATEiL-lThc tydrs, The inNof
iio scotch iclm. the great and ONLY VI. J. chad
wick IN artistic songs and dances Waldfun aud
flisWorih The scuFntluc Wonder. Mis- Annie iu
Vocll selections The performance ~ conclude
with q most ltughablc nficfplccs Admission, 10
cents chlidnuu under eleven year, Ccnis
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

oa sas P..7zsse 5->s bslsw " es1iuzto1.
as.1 "a a ea-s. - ior t4se e4l e. q
cues psagea ss4s-4 o-ss oa tAs A@s--s-a.s
here Ais 14s t4s -sn1s lssakg
D54 Csm~Esa aaa eass.o4n scevFee tAs
halk.s-1e-ts ~ Nlfxf1sz - hoF>r12eks 44l
ceosler rB34F@ tie sslss leSrea cial
srzssrslly Aro4 aaied - 4zs. epseas-
49, rs sees I'd .ll.
Psl-4sr . fses II sshiaz story-te flss
silxl1z. ss-s1raia.1 ~ a4t rustic rez1l.ls 4
it. 44a ass passionate fcoc % eoan ss
I'D zs4=rsl n-saaxrs Lg h&se ses ea
P-sssss.s ssofy b sls waea -s nss e
fri=1-s Are41a nza ia as tzssrlge SO
eahA
A.ndsrs3u's ekt ts, recreation = ciuius
o4t. h- akes fe K -sltsr tnan - does
aaytaisx s-ss ia tss ~oF.d. 49, be i sfs.
nsac .a-.F see4al sa1 z-alal. oas Assls
nfi- sTefy7s acre in t1e season
Brek likes sssrtaipz gA4t yie.cs rev
sna a. Efsra1ls s-asstioa 49, hs genera ;
zlsnaK~s l9 s-t e.
caerlaAl ehief game = baek Cannon
ID = alcl 1- h, an expert lie sl=o rrI ~
piayiak "Aaz4ins. vita lis caukA .si
who. r. = urcsrsloot. 5 Den nearly lmelty
genes ahead.
R44t i Atr.t -L saot- h.a rfn nisat 1tll
T. Iherefors the pride sd euvy - tas
Srnatz. Hr h4- eau kht aos only stursrol
aud cod. boz sha and ss0Fdnsh-tle
captains Of the sea.
Tns best baseball pisyer 10 either Hou-e
J. Ben. Butter worth, of Oli0. ~ho ear
plk SIC lsafhern sphere out Il the al
With great dsxt~rity He il often il th-
game al I.s Drais Park. where he lives
About twenty memhers - Congress -,
always found az the stAud when a League
game : play e. here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

senator l0st his lex Will. hunting (sfrer
being wounded fur times ia OaLtl-) DuE
Ls can - nsLinZ still. and With nls
wooden lex wade more streams and climb
mofe rOcS-. aud g-t nearer the right spot
aad cast the hy further than any other
ul-n5e 0f CoHgfr-. He recently landed
a fftg-hve pound striped ua-s down on the
coast ~ith = seven ounce bamboo rod."
There i good ashiag ia West Firgi-
nia9'' asked.
Yes, tAere are \ great masy trout there
yet senator Camden could eet a good
many dsh bat ne Mas one 0f the pioneer
sort Hs d-spis-d al mOlern appliances.
he used hickory pole with string
litch0d 20 IL. and when h- got a bite he
would sling SIX pound bass into the top
OF the nearest beech tree. aud be regarded
his exploit A. al utter failure If he dida't
have more trcuble getting his fish ont "
the tree than he mad mad getting II 0ut OF
the creek"
They LAY. Senator, that you are a great
hunter or big game" suggested.
Subject 10 tue same limitations as
before" be said. Il like II. have killed
a good many deer in Vest Virginia. and
good many out there are still waiting for
me 10 get time 20 visit them
Hear ! asked
'No; have killed very few. shot one
black bear with squirrel rife and fetched
him a. the top Of tree seventy feet high
he weighed only go pounds. but would
probably have weighed $50 II nc had been
"a
In reply 20 the question whether bears
haDitually climb trees. Senator Kenna
ssid: They climb trees like squirrel
This fellow clasped the tree with his fore
feet and arms, kept his hind feet together
aud jsmmed them against the trunk
10 hold himself up when he let go with his
arms, and be thus went pumping up Ike
telegraph pole climbe& During the
autumn bears almost live IA chestnut
trees, relying on the nuts for their food.
They climb ont on the small limbs just AS
q boy would. a. far a. il Is safe TO 10. and
then they reach for the inferior branches
aud sprays and bend them around till
wishin reach OF their months. This pro-
cess il known IN West Virginia lap
plug chestnuts. Bears will eat anything.
J have seen them wadiug down the creek
catching and eating crawfish, and they
will turn over ali the rocks, and toss them
this way and that. as handy a. you please,
40 as 20 make sure that 10 edible fish
escaped"
Before leaving Senator Kenna l asked
him why men went fshing2
For precisely the same reason" he
said "that they run races, fight prize
fghrs. follow fox hounds. try TO reach the
North Pole and 20 up in a balloon. 1t IS
tie spirit Of rivalry 70 do something better
than the other fellow does il. The fisher
man measures success by the catch OF his
companions. or by that Of a chap who was
in the same place yesterday. 4 good
many attend 20 this branch Of art because
they can fish more and DO less than in any
other known pursuit"
senator Beck is fond Of hunting and
bags a good deal Of game in the course Of
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03


giasses immersed 80 a. = be nllec with
w4.er. arc aexI brought mouth - mouth
beuezta .1s s1rt-cs. The band Is Sdjustsd
by slIlinx 80 zs = cover tie junction e.
evenly - possible. Care must * t41sn .
exclude o. 14.- - q ar.
Tie glasses are then removed from TIE
water, Nhea tl-y WI be found 70 adhere
loosely ysl strongly They ca be worked
from s.ts 70 side. but VII resist direct
pll with grelt force. A very heavy weight
c4n be sustained before they come apart
TIE water contained witaia then : prac
uc4-y lnexpAls.o-e. and permits 10 tel
esceping OF tie 04ld snd glasses
Tie second expef men may now be tried
TIE glasses arc separated and empued, ard
the band Is sprung around one II the
glasses ana Is brOIghl down below the
edge, - that ouly hat Of is width sur
rounds the BODY The other half VII now
spring inward gad form a horizontal oiA-
pnragn Through Which large aperture ex-
tends Il represents fat perforated
washer. The glasses are again immersed
10 water and Sized. A lump Of Ice as free
from air bubbles IS possible IS introduced
into one OF them, and they are as before
brought together under The surface OF the
ing The instant they touch they adhere
strongly. The sArinkage OF the water as il
changes from tue solid into the liquid state
produces vacuum. and the atmospheric
pressure forces the glasses Strongly to
gether.
They are now removed from the vessel
II will be found that they can be laid on
their sides and rolled about; that they can
be held by the base of one IN "a horizontal
position. aud that they viii sustain = very
heavy weight before pulling apart They
VIII adhere thus for number Of days. until
gradually enough air mas leaked IN to de-
stroy the vacuum. The other arrangement
Of band could be used, and is 70 be advised
when the edges Of the glasses are not true !;
but the fat surface OF connection makes il
much more impressive. and by doing away
with any chance of telescoping, restricts
the experiment 10 an illustration Of the
shrinkage OF frozen water on melting
The glasses should be selected OF equal
diameter at the mouths, and if ground and
polished. they are much better There is nc
trouble in fnolng such glasses at any deal
er's Even II the mouths tit poorly, the ex
neriments can be performed bv having a
vide enough band and by not attempting to
use the fat washer arrangement.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

rse = sssss IN szparasl.g s.ss. hxe re
1-s-- 1ars II > Lslesoop<. k-r1~ga I--s tax1,
40 la ds.1x - 1a.se kAs ~ ~lt-1 - a.e
z1..y rafe1ec. a p4xt-4- F-e-4l- = pfer
c-ce- 4l1 saLe oxeEk.g1 - ~.14re1 -
sag4r-ts tle2 IS -el r1eg par- : s-ght
zencrt = rro1 .ee1 - t1e lGr4se - taeease<
ar u - syl1e1t rl4l 9 t1s glasses we're
q 90 ...-a s 1-l ga EA-sl --s e. cs.-1.s. lLsg
s.-l1 a1lsrs ii ASH E1erv s.r91glF For al
t14ret-re, wee uas 1s - sssirgte1
Tbs K-sss1s sre l1-aerse1 l1 = vessel u
wa-1r -zEsV e4alxl J. he'd t1er1 ugAIb -
1aellA 4as 14-1 = sprung over t1szl sna
IS worzea - 50 le4r lie lp % enc - then
as nossi.-a j - iupert4nt ttss Il Should
- He1 - t@~---t4-s Is s----zs 1Ls
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

iffs - a 1rsat earnest tallz saa fas
hard w1rk <a-e4 s-ll Gar sa.-i.s ca
e. fa.L
Neither Prssi1sat 81 srrtscn usr Secretary
b.afls nor Secretary Wlololn Z believe.
i1t4'ze aasil.l il s4y sport Tie
SANE - true 1f ,e-a.9g, Ii seoek. hssisg
Iaal1l-E. Ha.ir. -e-fnlsa. aad - -. g
sitl sae -1eept.es snaf senator IL hts ~
plays 8il4lrrd N.r-t 1s1 be -ll-s. ~ a---
ever Ar lnztl.. aas tn ao1r taal be- eau
devote - s1H.eia a..st. 4aa .t s. es.dol. 10
pos--sses ln--iI si aa- si ss- rare peaks
al Ehs TosIa sh.ea 4s asTsr ra44d tills %
rsat AL D. laxss INTO 10.
Psosss.Y n.io - ~ our law makers
znc ss Interpreters play cards. ou- few ~
tAss. zrs slrasf expert Or devoted - aIy
game
The sapr-lae Court hss a select Whist
club 30 alIcl s-sea lu-a1c hers belong aud
Nblca mr-t, Aroused. ths mouse of--nest
chcse1 being taat oi ~ Justice Batch
ford near f-an4iin square. Ih- club
kno7Fs t. ehnut hav.e .ai Poe sei the
either A..h Mleaaul-et. or pasreDoard.
aal l.ciI.-s to la.l -0 -llr 1ors ot tI1
game lAe iaac2rrsY', heroine. bat 10
po-s-ssss A afcx,st il SIR Justice Lamar.
Mo being a nriI .lalt r-coatenr and having
lad Az exceptionally iuf-r-stlng personal
experience. ~ oirsl -fa Ha or ia acouversA-
tlau ~ fle rear coup-- ia snel = way as
e. carry ca4s-ernagiou ialo tas ranks or
tie e1enl4
Iae Senate aoksT quartett- are nnter-
stood 20 BE- aart men 90 tackle. Don
Cameron. Hale. Butter and btr~elL they
sfe stlt -o rniay shemseive- aud - make
about a. mlea IS -1ey lose ia the course
a. vin.er
TIE Senator W ho kiiis the most ish and
Small game during a year a., | suppose.
Frye. ~ Maine ue hts cabin ia the
woods oa tn- Rtng-ly Hills Of Aroostook.
aud he generally goes there every year A.
-oou as ne can getaway froa WsshiDgton.
and stays ti.l ths rocsln sounds again. lie
T. there now. and Mrs fFTu is there
rouzhlng q aud doiag tie cooking. IN
speaking % this oating once, the Senator
sad 20 me When l got up there where it
A. cool wien o.-nry o. hunting. sud
plenty % frdir9 no. by the way, with
everything oT che freshest and the cooking
done 20 dot. 10 comes about as near
Heaven sa 1 ever expect % 5ee."
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
BEST IN THE WORLD.
Further Great Cures Of Skin Diseases b,
the Caticura Remedies.
Eoy One Year and 2 Half Old. Face and
Body ia Terrible Condition, being
Covered with Sores. sulphur
springs Fail. Cured by the
Cuticura Remedies.

have nsed your CUUcrrs RENEDEs IL two
cases where it proved 10 De successful IIlr
4. 81 Was lu the ease of q buy year and a hall
ola. HIS face anu body Were iu a t-rIl.lr con
diiiou, the iOImer being completely covered
with sores took him To lbr Masseuua -al
lhuf Springs. but be di1 nj improve any. /
Was tAr1 advised to try The lg4lCURs kaNE
E, wh ch ! did. he took one aud ONE -haif
uscu tlc DCIICLIA oa lis sores ana tlc tC.-
CtRA SOAR a. WASHING Aim. Ee is LOW 1--WE
wears ri Her. ann aii r.ght. Ihe other case was
81 ,'a>' %. flr scalp which was eurtd ~
Nasil.i- -lta ilc ttsID "a SOAP AID tuDOlug
iu til- 70. -EA. one b rof trucret q NfsJik-
rs a..-t Used. lacy alse proved suc tsslul
ia every ease Where have advised TIE use of
them. IL Is su prsi.g how rapidly "a child
Wi-l improve u-acI thrir treatment O .Dfu-
mend tur-l i.I -l1 q ease nf tlt sAtl a. f-Iug
and i ana ready 10 sttId is Y statement.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
POPULAR SCIENCE.
FLUIDS AND SOLIDS.
some Experiments on tine Inexpsn sibiiity
o: Water and Contraction of Ice.

o: Water and Contraction of Ice.
Vhen ice melis the water produced Is Of
usiierably less volume than was the
original ice says T. O'Con5r Sloane In
Scientific American This . obvious from
Sire f.cr tns- zee doats upon water. The re-
verse . fscl bat too wei known % house
keepers, VINO trace many broken vessels
ana fractured water pipes 70 the expansion
OF freezing water. TIE change in volume
Is 2 sudden one FOR the most part. At 81
degrees +. water a. tsins is greatest ders-
i1f II TIE temperature IS lo~ered Is ev-
paras slightly. until 3 degrees r. IS
reached, when It freezes. i there are no
causes TO prevent In freezing it suddenly
expands aooutoneel leventh OF its bulk with
almost irresistible power. A-pressurs IS
high as y oo0 pounds 20 the square inch has
been estimated as hav.uz been exeTte1
by e.
Many other Substance in so'.difr.ng ex-
perience the same change Ttls 81 o cast
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

Cure every species q 8eoniziag. humiiafins
itchirg. burning. scsiy and rInlly diseases 20
thes saIa. slalpa-d blood. with JOS. HI hair
anf aU Humors. bIofCaes. eru0fi ions. sores
scale. and cfusts. whether simple. scrofuInus
ar 81 nt4gi .us. when physicians aAd all other
ftn.r.IaS llI|
S.Ia everywhere Price. CrTrcrRt. F0c: soar.
-,e. ns-nf.->r 81 Prepared by fhe p0ars
bsre ... CisaIraI fnerUfsTI1N Boston
So e Ilr ltuV 70 Cure ~1u ID eaeeg o.
fi pages. J l.ilstiar r.ols. and .la testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

a clergyman, after years of suffering
from that loathsome disease, catarrh,
and vanly trying ever known remedy,
at last found areclpe which completely
cured and saved hlm from death ANY
sufferer sending Il self-addrcs-ed staIm-
ped envelope TO Prof. J. A. Lawrence,
eS Warren-st., New York City, VIII re-
ceve the recine free OF charge.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03

pApX,S eEin and Scalp preserved and
% - ! - teaafifed IS Cgucra soar.
Absolutely pure
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-03
American House, iosAnsbursn. IS. s..
An UnbcaTtbi- Skin Disease cured.

have been an cfe1 since last March -
ss 10 e. ssg>- tie doctors called EcLeul. Aiv
face WAS covered with scabs ant sores. aLl
. e itc-ln- aAd burning were almost EnOcata
t.t- seeing your tJIlCt "a hfN2J. Es, ~ highly
rec mmcuteI. conclud I'd Go Eivc them q fr al.
using the CCuCrHA ANA CUTCuRA soar eNt-f-
ullly. anu ft-uLveNr intcrna " for larr
mouths | call myself cured. 10 gratitude i0r
when max. fh pubiic 81 teWfnt
Ma. CLARA 4. IItf Derrick.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

E0R RENT. INSTALLING FOR TxO
u horses and carriage room. Address
stable, tn is once. lO-2-Gt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
Street and sewer commIssion.

At the regular meeting Of the Street
and Sewer Commission last night Coun-
cilmen Chambers and Shea OF the finance
committee were present and guaranteed
that Council would pay for the condemn
ing of the properties which obstruet the
street at Filth and Walnut and Front
and shipley streets.
Bids for grading Union street from
Sixth to Eighth streets were received as
follows: j. A. McCaulley, "a cents per
cubic yard; Patrick Carberry, SO cents;
William Dougherty, 50 cents. McCaulley
received the contract.
For grading Third and Fifth streets be-
tween Tatnall and West, John LoRue, 12
cents per square yard; j. A. McCaulley,
13 cents; p. Cnrberry, is cents. The con-
tract was awarded 20 Logue.
The weekly payroll, amounting to
$2S3. 66; the monthly, amounting to
s30S. 80; the engineer's, amounting TO
S15S.33, aud quarterly, amounting TO
1915, were approved and ordered paid.
The balance In bank to current ex.
penses was sO7, ,oo9. rs; intercepting sewer,
s4s, 200.
9. n. smeltz, clerk OF the market, re-
ported having collected Sl24.S7 during
the past month.
An incandescent electric light was or
dered placed at Riddles road and the
city line.
Thomas Riley was granted permission
to tap Seventh street sewer to drain No.
222 West Seventh street; 7. ]. Ford, 10
drain Nos. 9l5 and g17 Lancaster avenue
into bis own drain, and Charles Tindall
wss given permission to set curb on Jack
sou street near Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
A Traln Crosses the Portland Bridge

PORTLAND, Pa, Oct 1.-The first
train of cars OF the Pennsylvania, Pough-
keepsie and Boston Railrosd passed over
the ID laware River at this place to-day
on the iron bridge. 20 feet high and 900
feet long, with safety. The test train
made no perceptible vibration. On the
train were Mr.. J. c. Stanton, director of
the road; s. g. Primrose, chief engineer;
o. Erlansen, bridge engineer; c. T. Ting
ley, assistant engineer; A. b. Paine, Of
the Society of American Engineers;
Henry 8. shinkle, foreman of construc-
lion for the bridge company; number
Of citizens and the Press correspondent.
The connection with tie New York, sus-
quehanna and Western Railroad direct
to Boston, via the Poughkeepsle Bridge,
will be made In ten days.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

Home made bread at WeyPs, No. Z
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
yellow Fever on a Havana yess.,

New YORK, Oct. 1.-The bark Jane
4 W, eight days overdue, from Havana,
nrrived tc-lay. There were reports .tat
yellow lever was raging on the vessel ,
that all rands had been stricken dow n
and that II had been lost. While these
. ories had been exaggerated 1t was
learned that yellow fever had been on
board the vessel. One oil the sailors, e.
epardt, German, 80 years oil, was sick
from 1t for seven days, and then escaped
from his confinement ard disappeared.
He is supposed 10 have jumped over
board. Two other sailors were stricken
down by the fever but they recovered.
The bark 10 in quarantine.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02

CHICAGO, Oct. IA Canadian pastors
double life was brought to light by the
police last evening. At the Armory Rev.
Frederick 7. Mcleod, by name, walked
the noor of a cell, detained on charge OF
bigamy. In ano her cell Was his alleged
wife, her eyes red with tears and her babe
In her arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcleod were arrested at
their home last evening on warrants
sworn out by Mrs. Mary Mcleod. OF
Central Economy, Ms. The complainant,
a pretty blonee, said that Mcleod mar
rled her two years ago, while pastor OF
the Congregational Church at Central
Economy.
"He was driven out OF town not loBg
after that" she said, ION account of a
family matter aud came to Chicago. He
has been here now two yeais, but i did
not hear of his second marriage until this
month. i at once came from Nova Scotia
and mad warrants for his arrest sworn
out. have one child, boy. Is months
old"
Mr.. Mcleod refused to make any state
| ment
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
The Fish Market.

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street market, cod fish, haddock, 1ouu-
ders, trout. blue ash. green and straw
berry perch, white fish, butter nsh, cat
flsh, &c.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
state of Thermometer

stthe REPUBLICAN, Office to-day, In the
thade:
7o'clock 10o'clock 12o'clock
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Daily Republican., 1889-10-02
FIFPa. EDITION.
burned ana skull r,,,,,.....,,.-s=

John Coughlan, cupola tender =, a,
j. Morton Poole works, and r'.tiw ~ we
No. ia South Frankiin stree, tG tG"s
the head OF hia stairs abont II ron
last night. and striking the n1dr halos
sustained q compound fracture Of ~.
front part fbis skull, which Of ltself Ms ,'s
physicians efy is sufficient 10 c,u.a '.a
doath. besides, in his fall A Bsg,'Y
lamp which he carried was hrokan Ivy Ivy
pieces, the oil ignited and tbe ni1t. '1.e
clothes In which he was clad c,u,b, ~ A.
and his biTt was literally bnrntJ ,,au a,s
bis body. The left aide Of bis Isrs "pa pdi
nose and left ear are burned 10 ,Irtsn ~
ing blsck crisp. '''A'a'
Couxhlan uutil lately had only h..n
moderate drinker, and had tre,t't 80 q
family with the usual kind, es of a f,,s.'
and husband. Some evenings 500 y.
commenced, while in au in,orlralcI .,,,s ~
to quarrel with his wife, aud last n,s,
be was extremely harsh and abu.l,s ~
ordered her to leave the house. Tmntr.
that he would 20 to bed aud g,t onls,s
she lett aud went TO neighboring hons
When he went up siai he got Me lam,
and started 70 come down sgan. wlts N.
results already noted. A daughter plesJ
Bridget, who was In bed asleep, awakened
by the fall OF her father, jumped un ma
although the stairway was In hlln1, & ~
went down through them, ran and po,
bucket Of water and threw on The Gsms,
that were consuming her father. and tLsn
turned her attention to putting out NM
IRE on the stairway.
DIR. Corkran, No. 1909 west From,
street, was Immediately summoned and
q messenger at the same time was ds,'
patched for DIR. Ogle. Both phyejclap.
responded but could do nothing Al tbs
time for the burned aud wounded man.
except toget him on lei on tue luinr
room floor and tried to make hin "a
comfortable 90 possible. The unfortuus,s
man was insensible from the time a
the accident until ii o'clock thi, fora.
noon, and no hopes are entertained Of ii,
recovery. He has eight children aud
Is stated that son who Is not doing wall
caused his father trouble and forced him
into his late habits. Coughlan IA
member OF the Ancient order of bIbet.
| mans, and was always looked upon sa
man Of industrious habits, and possessing
| kind and generous feeling.