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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

AREANsAs 10 a booming State, according
10 the figures furnished by Gov. Hughes
In his farewell Message. Her taxable
wealth is at down At sljl. ono real
value about 500 900. Oj)l her gross rcycnuc
aggregate $4,000, her total expense. aro
about 10000, the State school tax Is In
the ncighborho'l Of $4,000, aud that Tor
the sinking fund amounts 60 about $685..
600 per annum, the total State tax agsrs.
eating about $4,000. Since the ps.lsc
Of the sinking fund &c, In 1857, $685..
G239S Of the State debt has boon
purchased at an actual cot Of slGl
47osI, making q saving Of Sl55, 1853 a.
and the State debt. principal and interest.
amounts to $751; li. Of which the United
States holds s., aia. $50, against which thc
siaio has Offsets that will, it Is believed.
wipe u ont aud reduce the debt TO 8, 800.
600. The state stll las .a6t. O2s. Is acre.
Of land 10 dispose Of, notwithstanding that
In ihc past two years II disposed Of 7Ip..
t63.ii acres, ior which Il received sa,I. 81
237gL This on the whole 10 AZ excellent
and very gratifying exhibit and one that
shows that Arkansas Is rapidly forging d,
the front and will soon rank among ID,
most prosperous States In ilic Union.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

Mn STEVENS, the king Of bicyclisis, will
not have TO ro In search Of Stanley, but
he can execute the rcst Of the trust rcposcd
In him 10y 7hf Ndr Hort World, AMI find
ont What b. being done, and what should
be, TO put an end to African slavery. This
Is grcat commission, and Il involves
many harlships and dangers, but Mr..
stevens Is Injured 10 thcsc few years
ago he crossed this continent from the
Pacific 10 the Atlantic on q bicycle, then
tool his little vehicle TO Europe aud tm.
vcrcl tia, continent ON IT, passing over into
Asia, visiting rcuia, Aighnni,ian, India
and China IN his extraordinary Journey
and finally coming home on Pacific
steamer He went alone. encountered all
sorts Of rch.s and adventures, but carried
himself and his wheel uiumphantly
through the ordeal We therefor. feel
warranted In predicting Tor him safe
trip across and through thc Ozark Cont.
ncnt," and that he will bring back n
budget foil OF new and valuable iuiorma-
ton. The Holds putting H. money to a
good usc In sending Alr. Stevens to Africa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
A PECULIAR DISPATCH:
OFFICIAL INFORMATION FROM NoX-
UBEE COUNTY, MISS.
The Sheriff Says There Is no Mob Law
There, Yet the Negroes Are Leaving
and "the Burning is Done by Parties
Lying Outside the County"

Special Dispatch 20 The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Jan. lS.-In connection
with the Wahalak troubles Gov. Lowry
today received the first official Information
in tho shape of telegram from the Sheriff
OF Noxubee County, as follows: "No mob
law in this county; some clandestine acts
in Kemper County and on line. Negroes
leaving Kemper and coming to Shuqualall.
The burning is done by parties living out
side OF this county. am ivestigating with
view Of bringing the parties TO justice,
and will ferret it out"
This telegram was inspired by Gov.
Lowry's letter OF a few days since, hereto
fore reported. The telegram was today
repeated by the Governor to the Sheriff OF
Kemper County, with the following addi-
tional instructions; 81 urge that you not
only visit the vicinity in your own county,
but go to Shuqualak. See fleeing parties
and citizens there, especially Chamberlain,
and have atiidavits made and arrest every
man in your county that has been engaged
in such violation OF law. Your sworn
duty and the good name OF your county
demand your prompt and energetic
action. fSummon sufficient force to
execute the law. and all extra expense
that you may incur will be paid here. In
the faithful discharge OF your duty / will
give you all the aid and support conferred
on the executive by the Constitution and
laws. Wire me at my expense.
"RoDERT LOWRY, Governor.
Chamberlain above referred to is the
party who first reported the lawlessness TO
the Governor and whose letter WAS in the
Associated Press dispatches last night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

TIN politicians, as we'll ~ the people Of
England, arr getting tired Of the Parnell
Commission. On Tuesday lns, one Of the
Conservative leaders wrote to The london
Nuddri, complaining OF the delay In the
Commission proceedings lie said, among
olhor thing, that, "Thc Commission was
not designed TO prove that agrarian out
mgcs occurred, but to connect certain In.
diyiduals with these outragcs' and lac
asks "wbcn will this state Of proceed.
ings b. rcachcd2"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

TuR Mori4,tca Gasoiis. ~ solution Of
the convict question, suggests that muir.
dcrcS aud dcspcridocs be- confined within
the walls OF the pcni,cntiary, aud all
prisoners convicted Of minor oiIcnscs be-
RELOCATED TO the counties whore con.
victcd, there to be kept at work ON the
public roads 1hc Gdsdi, thinks that
such modification Of the law would
reduce the number Of conyicb In the
pcniicntiary from 200 to 400 in the next
two years"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
SATURDAY. JANUARY 10. 100
al NO. PENCE LAW"

The Gallaim Examiner among the sen.
siblo suggestions it offered in It's last issue
for the benefit Of the Legislature made one
in regard 10 "a no fence law that ought
TO have the immediate aud careful alton.
ton Of that body. Our esteemed contcm.
porary. published ~ il is ior the benefit Of
the sturdy farmers of rich aud beautiful
country, speaks in this matter with the
voice ofauihority, aud makes an argument
that no one can successfully overcome.
TnK ArrEAL, believing this, and believing
Ia the sincerity as well Us carnostness Of
Tho Errnincr, has ranged itself with Il rs
an advocate OF "a no fence law" hut In
taking this position as TO our own State Of
Tennessee, We are merely rcsuhstan-
iiating the position We took whom
the same question was up ior debate
In Mississippi under the head Of "a stock
law" There il las proven. when fairly
tried, TO be in the nature Of bcnchccnt
measure, one that saves the farmer much
OF trouble and anxiety as well ~ money.
To this effect We are able to introduce the
testimony Of ~, BytuEa Journal, q rcpul-
able and respectable newspaper, the prop
orty OF aud edited by farmer who knows
sbsrrof he writes II saws
cnl ycar. and IL rroWs in favor Win our people
each year when Dc wa. drl spoken " many ten.
ants declared that n ihu lnw should rals thoy
would leave the country pud clos che Mississippi
now thcs. ,cv r~oIir hrr a. strongest advocates
iof they nnd that u IL On their interest iHf they nud
that When they go iu WORK un a farm aud have only
one cuw they have Co.. make preparation 90 take carr
oi only that one, and yau cultivate as much land ~
q desired without any rgari tui,uUG. while under
the old regime BE- would have io build i,nOts
around ihv whole iafm in runri nTaln.t other p,p.
pies stock. whether be had any eft his ouu uf not
The only ohlcriiun which onr land owner, have 20
the las g. iho thN ou rvalty to trcp irucc Hruund
the division. Aud the, voiid not ipf any r'8.uu
able consideration have IL thrnvn back under thr
old plan. The tgoplr who live outside ui ihc a.
vision should wm,mhgf that this whole tax q,
levied un the land nwnct fud thr tenant has nu
part 81 u O. pay hence The tguhns when tbtJ
come IN undcrtand thc question Hfc urus adyo
Gates At ihc law ifihg have ~ siprl Iuhirh H.
the cnsc With Erua' many they nfc ~ nn eKIcuso
fof icnciuF
We commend this testimony Of ~,
Byhaiia Journal to the member, 81 our
Legislature. Il fully bcar out and sus.
tains the position OF Tis Galria Erun.l,
and additionally shows that ior tenants IL
Is just the Law that Is needed to protect
ihcm against iho incunion- Of ihc agra.
rian cattle Of the rich aud sometimes law
dciylng land monopolist.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
SAFE BLOWERS AT ANGRY.
A Neat Job and Large Sum OF Money
Secured.

Secured.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
AMoRY, Miss, Jan. ls.-The safe OF A.
T.. Dalrynplc & Co. was blown open last
night and 81 900 in money stolen. This
firm has been in business but few weeks,
having recently bought ont the stock,
good will, etc, Of Berry & Stephens, and
yesterday they bought the iron flreproof
safe OF the old firm, which had not been
included in the sale. Last night on clos
ing the store at . o'clock $1,000 in cur
roncy was deposited in. tho money
drawer OF the saie, and this morn
ing 1t is gone. The burglars en-
tered by rear window and nothing
in the store was disturbed except the safe.
A small hole was drilled through the safe
door under the handle, and dynamite was
used in such skiliiul manner that il must
nave required but few minutes 10 secure
the money after the explosion occurred.
\ sack OF bran had been used 10 partially
deaden the report, but number OF citi-
Gems were aroused by the terrific shock
when the door was blown of, but all went
TO bed again without making an invcstiga-
ton, as they supposed 1t was caused
10y the switching OF cars in the railroad
yards. The robbery occurred about
O'Clock at night, and Is evidently the work
OF skilled burglars, who had previously
made themselves acquainted with tho
premises. IL Is believed that this Job was
done by the same parties who successfully
robbed n safe in Tupclo few weeks since,
and who are evidently intent on paying
their respects 10 all the larger towns in
this section Of Mississippi.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

The Ndshriue Banner gives warning that
"the candidate for Governor who hangs
his little boom on Senator Harris's favor
should not be over confident" and it
assures its readers that "the Democratic
people OF the State, who whipped out the
politicians in the last State Democratic
Convention, will have good deal more
power than Mr. Harris when the time
comes to make q nomination"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

Tur N1r ro.t Hrl'd. which has world.
wide reputation ior weather wisdom, be-
cause IL predictions have been uniformly
verified ON sea ard land trcauug u the
ANONYMOUSLY 6no weather that Is every.
whore prevalent In this county, ON the
Gull and on the Atlantic, predicts that
"thc unusually high SEA temperature In
the tropics, unless soon greatly modified,
must shortly result IN excessive cynpora.
ton. This cNcos Of yGpor bonc by the
winds Into cx,ra.tropicnl regions must also
produce storms Of abnormal violence and
very heavy precipitation In the Mississippi
Valley 30 that We may look Tor moro
than the average number Of tornadocs
next spring and sumner In aud north Of
tho Gull States, with an early and wet
spring In the country cast Of the Misss.
slppi' We must therefore look out for
squalls and he prepared Tor Thorn.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

obtained from them Of the frauds in the
Thirteenth District, Ninth and Sixth Wards
practced by the Republicans. In the
Ninth Ward twenty-five negroes told the
officers OF election that they lived in the
Bruno Building, tenement inhabited by
negroes. A subsequent investigation by
the witnesses showed that only three voters
lived in that building. The Democrats
have yet dozen witnesses TO examine
and the Republicans equally as many.
Consequently the investigation will in all
probability last several days. At late
hour the committee adjourned until
O'Clock tomorrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

POP, 75i, and that the number Of teachers
employed have increased from 1885 to
1864, being more than one TO each school
district. There are 2,7j2 schoolhouses,
worth S765,27G and the total amount OF
school revenue received during the year
from all sources is sl,GS9,0lO, being five
times tho amount collected in 1863 The
permanent school and sixteenth section
funds now amount to Sl5s, 1884. What
better advertisement could Arkansas have
than these figures convey?
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

Gov EAGLE insists upon the establish.
mcnt Of Rciorma,ory Schools for juvenile
criminals, aud that the State convicls Of
Arkansas be worked within tho prison
walls. Better rclcgato them to the coun.
ties where convicted 10 be worked in max
ing public roads II, a. Gov. Eagle else.
where suggests In his Message, the county
convicts should be worked in road-making,
why no, the State convicis7 Their status,
like their punishment, is only ono OF
degree.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

IL answer to Citizen" we have to say
that the electoral votes cast last Monday,
according to an net of the Forty-ninth
Congress, will be counted at a joint ses-
sion OF the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentatives OH the second Wednesday in
February--the l3th-when it will doubt
less appear that a majority is for Harrison
and Morton, who will then be declared
elected
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
ANOTHER NEGRO RAPIsT.

He Assaults n White Woman Noar Bos-
somor-rhey are Looking for Him.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Jan. Is.-Tonight
at O'Clock a negro named Louis lIock,e-
man, made n criminal assault on the per-
son Of white woman a, Besscmer, twelve
miles from this city. The citizens arc
searching tho woods, aided by blood
hounds. The womans name has not been
learned. The operator ut that place is out
looking for the negro. The dummy line
between here aud there met with an acci-
dent tonight and Il is impossible 10 learn
anything further Of the ahair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

THE ApPEAL for the second time this
week makes serious charge against a
policeman. President Hadden, we sug-
gest, should make formal inquiry into
these cases, and II found as charged should
dismiss the guilty and brutal policemen
from the force. Policemen are the servants
and not the masters Of the people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

THE Humboldt Messenger ielicitates itself
upon the fact that it is now able to print
both sides OF its sheet at home. And well
may IL do 80. II is an act Of admirable
enterprise, rejecting credit upon the town
in which it is published. 1t would be a
blessing to journalism ii tho "plate" and
the "patent inside" abomination should
be abandoned by every newspaper in the
counirv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
Abeu, Iincoln.. nlr,h.

srRiSouELp. ILL.,. Jan. lS-In the
House this morning something like a
breeze was caused by the introduction Of a
resolution setting forth that Senator Gibbs.
OF Georgia, had recently detained the
memory Of Abraham Lincoln by character
ling him ~ bastard by birth. and a
fanatic In life, and dcnounclng that state.
mcnt on behalf Of the people Of Illinois.
II was objected TO ~ a matter beneath the
dignity OF notice by the House, and went
over under the rules.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

sand dollars. II to the legal expenses in
cident TO such elections we add the
value OF the time lost by the voters it is
safe to say that the aggregate loss per
year is not less than $50, 900, or, for fifteen
years, $50 0O0."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
THE oovARSoRs INAUGURATION.
Il Promises To Be Grand Anair-The
Military Active.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. ls.-The in
augumtion Of Gov. Taylor promises to DO
grand affair. Several companies Of the
State military will volunteer their services
TO the Legislative committee having the
matter in charge. Adjuiant-Genera Laps
ID. McCord said today that Gen. Carnes,
Of Memphis, would have charge OF tho
military. The Governors staff will be on
hand In full dress uniform. Several artil-
cry companies will probably take part.
Col. w. Berry Bayless, Of the firt Rcgi-
mcnt, has put the arrangement of the mil
itary part OF the program in the hands OF
Col. Eastman G.. Currcy and MnjOr-Gen-
cral Sparks, Of the Governors stall. so far
~ the First Regiment Is concerned. the
field, staff aud line officers Of tho First
Regiment will meet at their headquarters,
No. $40 Church street, ut T20 o'clock pm.
today, 10 transact important business con-
ncctcd with the affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

The APPEAL is glad TO have the assur-
ance Of The Coripgion Lender that the day
for personal political domination, ii il ever
existed in that county, has passed, aud
that N man can support whom he plcases
for an Office without being either con-
demned or applauded by the masses OF
Democracy"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

Tnr new officers Of the Little Rock Ga
zette Company arr Horace G. Allis, presi-
dent Edgar l.. Giyens, vice president;
Simeon b. Smith, secretary and treasurer.
Mr. d. a. Brewer, formerly the editor.in-
chief, is succeeded in that capacity by Mr..
Ifxaua
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

IT is currently reported in Washington
that Mrs. Blaine, during Mr.. Garlield's
brief tenure Of the Presidency. snubbcd
Mrs. Harrison so grossly and wan,only
that that lady declares her seli-respect
will not permit her to receive or recognize
the wife OF the would-be premier. And
this, it is thought, settles Baine's hash.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

TnE Tennessee River Convention will
be held in Knoxville next Tuesday, the
22d instant. Many counties will be rep
resented by delegates. The object is 10
appeal to Congress for nm appropriation
sufficient To make the Tennessee River
nayignbe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

IL order TO avoid the expense, trouble
and agitation coDsequcn, upon special
elections, HE Liac Root Democrat recon.
mcnds an amendment 10 thc Constitution
Of Arkansas providing that all vacancies
shall be filled by executive appointment
Supporting this Recommendation, N,
-Tmocrai argues that III money saved ID
money made, here is ~ opportunity.
eincc 1874 the special election evil has
lost the people Of Arkansas many thou.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

VIZ are glad to see that Gov. Eagle is
also in favor Of employing the county con-
vcts OF Arkansas in making good macad-
amized roads, aud keeping them up. Gov.
Hughes is also on record for such u reform,
and in utter opposition to the convict
lease system. All
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

TuE Dyer County 7imo is right: I'll
some member Of the Tennessee Legisla-
turc wants To cover himself all over with
glory, let him introduce a road law that
will give us good roads"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
w. nnrLiii Indor.od.

Prom The nfnokavcn Leader
TnE MEurns ArrEtL pays the Hon.
Frank Burkitt the compliment Of saying
"his county could not do better by tho
State than 20 make him ils perpetual Leg
islaior." The Lsadp heartily indorscs
the pfopositiou
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
nunns VS.. woopcocK.
Tho Progress OF tho Legislative In
veAtlgation.
a,...t.t pt....t.h A, M NrfNnt

ventlgntion.
special Dispatch TO M Arpoal.
NAlviLLE, Tom, Jan. lS.-Tho in.
ycsl.eation 10y the committcco Of the House
and senate Of the frauds praciiccd hcro
last November by negro Republican re-.
pca,cn aud nonTcsidenis, which frauds
elected W. NJ. Woodcock TO ihe
senate and J. II. Bicrloin 10 the
House, was continued tonight, aud
was conducted In tho rooms Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club. Roth
committees agreed 10 hold a joint invest.
CATION. As some time will be consumed In
examining tho Witnesses yet 10 appear be-
iutp Tho committed, several Nitnps sss wrro
examined tonight, ard more evidence was
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

TnE Omnibus Bill, which passed the
House yesterday, provides for the admis.
sion OF Montana upon certain conditions,
which, no doubt, the people OF that Terri.
tory will accept
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

Harris, the manager of Drury Lane Thea
ter. This provesthat Mr.. Gladstone has
more than recovered lost ground in the
metropolis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

A beautiful dinner and box party was
rendered Miss Clara Morton last evening
by her aunt, Miss Clara Conway. Miss
Morton is one of the prettyan fascinating
debutantes OF this season, and promises to
be social favorite She wore handsome
gown Of white MORE and tulle aud carried
Juliet fan.
The dinner, which was served at
O'Clock pm, was an elegant affair,
aud exquisite hand-painted souvenirs
were given the guests. Those in the party
Wara
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

II there be amy who doubt the rapid al.
vance Of Arkansas In population thcy hayc
only 10 consult the school statistics 10 be
convinced. From these We learn there il
grand total Of 3ss,l20 children Of
school age In the State, being an increase
since 1870 Of 2l2,slo that the enrolment
In The schooia has Increased from 6s.aie 10
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

Is London, yesterday, at tho election
for members Of the new Metropolitan
Government, the Legislature Of which
will embrace ils members, seventy Re.
formers wcrc elected, among them being
Lady sandhursi, Lord Roscbcrry ,Glad.
stones s,aunch friend and co.laborcr) and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

Society was again called upon last night
70 pay tribute TO another OF the season.
debuiantes in the person OF Miss Maude
Rambaut. The handsome home OF her
father, II. ID. Rambaut, was generously
thrown open and converted for the time
being into a gay and joyous scene. Dane
ing was the feature OF the entertainment
and delightful supper was served, OF
course. Mr.. and Mrs. Rambaut and Miss
Rambaut were kindly hospitable and the
guests never passed a more pleasant even
ing. The young debutanie wore a gown
OF white silk and tulle, while Miss Ram
baut was similarly attired. Among the
munv uupsts were.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

Gov. EAGlE indorscs Gov llughos's
recommendation 10 the Legislature OF
Arkansas for the establishment OF Rail.
road Commission. This ought TO fetch
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
souapliueatary.

Prom the Humboldt Me,scugrr
That Tur ArrrAL T. daily improving and
keeping abreast ofthc times j. fact beyond
a doubt. it, editors rccognlzc news and the
news that interests the people of thi. section
morc readily than those u any other paper
that reaches W.. Ifa man viii real TINS Ar
rr,t and the New York Sun be- will know
all about all that is going on In this
world TONS Herald gives the news Of the
upNt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
THE WEATHER.


F. wAsHlNGToS, Jan. IS, SPIN, 1850,
For Tennessee and Kentucky Fair, colder
except In western portions nearly stationary tenn
pcratnrc; northorly winds, veoring TO enstcrly.
For Mississippi Generally fair colder winds,
becoming northeasterly.
For Arkansas Fair nearly stationary iempera
ture; winds generally easerly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19
Local Meteorological Report.

memphis signal Office ReporLl
MINrHls, Tenn, Jan. IS, 1850
"a Mer. Time Bar. Temp, Hum
sp.m........ ,...................... 802S $40 s.
Maximum temperature 4O2 minimum tempom'
ture, $50 At6 pm the river gauge read 2Ld
change IN "a hours. GA Rainfall in the past y
hour, 90. Snowfall 0,02.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-19

From the nrowuNnlo stairs pcnocmt
Tur ArrE,L Is sometimes eccentric hut II
e always able aud cuirrprislns. u Is un.
qucsllonably the 9blc,t edited paper In the
sf.fs