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~. Loui. nepubiIesps.

ST. LOUIS. No., March 2L.-After an
all-night session, adjourning at an early
hour this morning, the st. Louis Repub-
lican City Convention nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Mayor, James G.. Butler;
Collector, Henry Zicgcnheim; Treasurer,
Michael Foerstel; Comptroller, Henry L.
Rogers; President OF Board OF Assessors,
Louis Grund; Auditor. John Mcneil,
Register, Joseph A. Whorry; Inspector OF
Weights and Measures, l.. d. Chamber
lain; City Marshal, Emile Thomas; Presi.
dent Of Board Of Public improvements,
Henry Flad; President Of City Council, +.
Waldridge.
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AZ Cairo, III.
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal

CAIRo, Ill, March 2L.-The Alice Brown
left for 81. Louis this morning with coal.
The Granite State passed TO Cincinnati at 1880
pm, loaded light. The Buckeye State,
bound down, put of 800 packages here, and
City Of Florence passed TO Tennessee well
laden today. The Time, with empties,
passed up at 920 tonight. The Sidney Dill
lon, due M from st. Louis, will 20 south
light TO bring up John Gilmore's tow, while
Gilmore goes back 10 New Orleans with II.
M. Hoxie's tow. The Hoxio will be brough,
TO 81. Louis TO get n new shaft. The river is
2l.l feet ON the gauge. IL rose 10 inches In
"a hours. Raining.
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CARD
To the Business Men Of Memphis and the
Surrounding Country.

40 the buhinoth Mon OF ~ tho
Surrounding Country.
Recognizing the growing demand In the
South Tor a place where one can get work
done and materials furnished on short no.
tico, We beg 10 state that We have perfected
arrangements by which we are enabled TO
meet oil demands In the way Of pipc-work
In al sizes and shapes. Our shops are the
lurgcst OF the kind In the South, and We
have tools and steam power Of the most
improved pattern for cutting, threading
and fitting pipe from the smallest 10 the
largest. We will at all times carry n full
stock Of pipe and fittings, also brass and
iron body goods, such NJ jenkins, Lem
kcnhoimor and standard Globe, angle and
check valves, gate valves, steam cocks, oil
cups, lubrcatoru, etc, etc. Special attcn.
ton will be given this department and our
customers can rest assured that they will
get the best and be treated fairly.
Very respectfully,
LATTfSG 4 BAILEY.
Adams and Second streets. Shops, Nos,
POP TO 206 Second street.
Correspondence solicited.
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Al %GreenViIe. Miss.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

rpccml Dispatch 70 Inc Appeal.
G~REESyILLE Miss, March 2L.-The Ar.
kansas City, from St. Louis. passed 10 Natohcz
at s am. The Morning Star left for Vieks.
burg at O am. The steamcr Grant arrived
from Arkansas City At ? pm, the Parole,
from Nicksburg, at 2 pm. River % feet and
falling. Weather cloudy and threatening.
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The Stevenson Land 4 Improvement Co.
CAPITAL, 100000.
NAPOLEON HILL Prst r. DUDLEY FRA USER, v.Pest r. J. BLACK,
JOHN j. FREEMAN, Sey and Generl Manager

NAPOLEON Hill, prst r. DUDLEY FRAYsER, vcPest r. j. BLACK, IT,
JOHN j FREEMAN, Soy and General Manager.
pmEroGs-lohG g Latham Of Latham, Alexander Co, New York W : Crawford,
OF Mallory, Crawford CO.. W, Il Love late of Goodbar Love & Co.. w f. Taylor Of
W. F Tayhr& Cot = Lowcnaein Of D LowenScin 4 Brsi Geo Arnold preadento Of
Geo Arnold Cos N Kill president Union q Planters Bank r D. Frayser president So
ounty Bank John H. Vaught attorney at law Stevenson.
This Company lately organized has purchased several thousand acres Of land imnc-
dhtoly surrounding the Depot at Stevenson, Ala, oue OF the most heauhful and pctur-
esQue locations In North Alabama Al the junction of two of tho most important rail-.
roads OF tho South, the Momphio & Charleston and N. c. st. Louis With two other
roads projected and to bobunt In the near future it has undvlel facilities boil for pro-
curing the ray material and for distribution Of the manufactured product
even birmingham. and hasa III abundance of iron re within easy reach With the sr
rounding mountain sides covered with valuable timber and with a bountful supply Of
water there would seem to he nothing lacking to insure the building u at this favored
point OF alMc manufacturing city, and to aid in doing this the Company will donate
ground and render other substantial aid.
The property is now being laid on into town lots which will soon be placed upon
remarked
In the meantime tho Company proposes al nm early day to offer for sale admitted
amount OF its Treasury stock ut price and upon terms that will bo attractive, due n
nounccment Of which will appear in these columns
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A noTTLE Of Angostura Bittor 20 favor
your Lemonade or any other cold drink will
keep you free from Dyspepsia, Collie, ID.
nrrhua and all diseases originating from the
digestive organs. he SURF 10 get the genuine
Angostura, manufactured by DIR. J. q. ID.
Sicprt x sons.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERaoSs HAyiNG BlLts AdAlSs1
on or before the yth day uf March, or thuy VIII
not b. acted on al the Anil tenn Of The County
Court. Do SLAUGHTER, Chairman
Memphis, Tenn, NArth o. ltfA
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THE RIVERS.
Leaving
uovoment. nt tne Leyec.
MONDAY.

Arr vals-Port Eads, New Orleans; Oak
land, st. Louis; John A. Wood, Ohio River;
City OF Providence, st. Louis; City OF Mon
roe, Natchez; City of st. Louis, ST. Louis;
Rosa Lee, osoeola; James Lee, Arkansas
City; Coahoma, Friars Point; Eugene, Ar
kansas River. Departures-Port Eads, St
Louis; John A. Wood and Oakland, New
Orleans; City Of Providence, Natchez; City
of Monroe, ST. Louis; City OF ST. Louis, New
Drloopa
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Advice In Mothcr.

Mn Windows Soothing Syrup should always be
uscd for children tcething. II s0othos the child.
tuiicus the gumA, allays all pain, curcs wind collie,
and IL the lest remedy Tor dlarrhca &c a bottle
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LACK curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, PA
Second street. Branch Office 357 Main.
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order OF Publication.

No. I1lih D.-fn tho Chanrry Count Of shelby
county Tenn.-H, n. james w. Edon G. iivldA.
II appealing from 10 bIl in Ibis oiuse, which Il
sworn W. that the doifudaut lld0n G. Fields la
resident Of the hufa ui Mississippi, ANA q non
resident Of the staic oi Tcnursce.
u II therefore qfderCi That Dc make W apfcar'
nnco herein at tho tuur.luuse ~ shelby cnun.
~. IN tho city Of NemphiE now I~aKlnghltrct "
shelby county, Tenn. 0n tho nrt Monday IN
May, 1889. aud plrna, HnEUrf nf demuf ~ com.
plalnanrf bill. on. tht mmr WI D. taken Tor con.
isHsed a. 10 him And at iuf hearing 81 pauo. ani
that a COPY of this oAiff b. published once n week
for four successive weeks .n rc Memphis Appeal
This Oh day Of Aihrh. tsL
A true copy-Attot
i01AXsi En hCitENlf, 'lcfk and Master
by T. - CALDWELL D. e. an
Morgan a Mcfarland Solicitor iuf Complainant
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LEr T. NJ. Calhrcath, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rents
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BARGAINS in Watches, Clocks and Jow-
elry at NJ. Goodman's, agent, Az Main
street.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.
Arrives and Departs from Cor Ihird aud Monroe
StrCCtS
iiunols Central "a. - A. u~iVision..

iIIIhUIs NohtIhI NJ A. UINIsIuh.I
Leaves Arrive,
sN. q. Mail .......hOO pm en-. q. Mail .........T 90 a IN
cSardis Express 400 pm eSardis ENprcsS,H IS am
tAc'm a Lol Fr7 l0 am tAc'm 4 Lol fraM pm
Passengers between Memphis and Sarlis should
take Sardis express or local inlght, a. mail train
will not stop az stations between Memphis aud Sar'
dis The accommodation aud local freight carries
q coach fer The n~ccommOdallon Of local tmNoL
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An Interesting book,
"fIow ! Became Consort. the history Of
JEFF Gordon, handsomely illustrated, Is
%giycnaway frceatt the drug storcsoi this city.
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o AZ nnA,up.

A LARGE Room AND uHsTCLAss BOARD
~ al ADAMS struct Hrlcnnccs pguircd.
GoMrORTABLE ROOMS VITA GOOD BOARD
" nj no Vance tircct
nEiRAHLE RoOMs WITH BOARD AT y
IL Nadlson street
L'LEGANT FuRSisnrD FRONT ROOM WITH
~ best Of table boanl NJ i3 Main
NEATLY FuRNIsHFp ROOMS AND GOOD
~ lizard. Quiet ncighhufhput DLindcn n.
TWO nOONB-ONgfuUSl.nE ASD OSK uN.
u iumished-with board % ltl hoeoud street
uNnHEE or IouR LARGE kOOdA VIA Oh
l. without boirl, or suitable ior Light house
lcgplns Al ~ Mafket unrt
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vmrr the Wonderland Museum.
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Leaves Arrive,
sIimltcd FN... ba0 pm eLimited EN. .. N4lam
spaducah Ex.. EiAAm NpadnCah TX. sos "a
eRipley Ac., .... AIS pm eRipley Ac.....- Sh5lm
Limited expUSs trains run solid between Mem,
phis aud Louisville, carrying Pullman Bun0t
Dmwing. Room sleeping Cars lnducAh Expr~s
connects closely at Fulton for Cairo, ~ Louis and
Chicago, giving the only day tain from Memphis
10 81 Louis Ticket Office under Peabody liotol.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
A. L. Morrison Speaks In New Msxico's
Behalf.

BALTIMORE, March l.--When President
James A. Foster called the convention of
the national league of Republican clubs
to order this afternoon there was large
attendance. His alluson to Blaine as the
the next secretary of state was greeted
with an outburst of enthusiastic cheering.
Roll call was answered by nearly 200 dele
gates from North Dakota, South Dakota,
Washington and New Mexico, who were
greeted with applause as they stood to
answer to their names.
At night there was largely attended
mass meeting at Orators hall. The most
prominent delegates to the convention
were present. There was a speech by A..
L. Morrison, of New Mexico, who defend
ed the territory from the charges Of being
unit to become state, that had been
made by some newspapers, and protested
against the people being classed with the
Mormon population of Utah. He said
New Mexico would soon ask admission,
and pledged himself to it that when she
was in she would come in as Republican
state and be credit to America.
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FLOWING WELLS.
All Of Them Located on q 1000 Acre
Tract In the San Luis Park.

ALAMosA, March 2.-Within the past
ten days Manager Henry A. Buffers has
had fourteen artesian wells put down on
the Alamosa farm. These were all sunk
with one boring plant and copious flow
was encountered in each instance. The
wells vary in depth from Is to 13O feet.
This is the most notable array of artesian
wells for single ENTERPRISE in the San
Luis empire.
The Alamosa farm consists of tract of
land of 1000 acres that was purchased
shortly before the first Of the year by the
Pittsburg syndicate. 1t was then a cactus
waste. Now about half the area is plowed.
Fences inclose it in suitable parcels for
small farms. 1t has all been leased in lots
Of so to 200 acres, each leaser only being
allowed to take as much land as he can
thoroughly cultivate. Every acre is under
ditch. 1t is all watered from the Empire
canal.
At the headquarters settlement within
the past month large eight-room house,
with all modern conveniences, has been
built. A granary, in which is now stored
250, 900 pounds Of seed grain stands near
the main house. Two stables, capable of
accommodating eighteen teams and hall
q dozen saddle animals, large corral
with shed extending the full length OF
the north side, and several minor build
ings, with two. fine artesian wells, complete
tue improvements here.
The headquarters settlement is exactly
four miles due south OF Alamosa. In tho
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BRIEF VIKINGS.

Panama canal shares were offered in
Paris yesterday at 40 with no buyers.
Hippolyte, the Haytien rebel who was
still alive.
Advces from Zanzibar state that the
missionaries held captive by the Arabs
were liberated yesterday.
The house passed the Indian appro-
priation BILL This is the last Of the
general appropriation bills.
1t was reported in Paris yesterday that
Gen. Des Bordes, the French commander
at Tonquin, has been murdered.
Folds & Griffith, Minneapolis, dealers
i'll carpets, ETC., have assigned. Their
liabilities are placed at $2lO,000; assets
$4,000.
At Chicago the twin babies of Mr.. and
smothered to death by their parents by
accident.
Patents were issued from the general
land office yesterday to the state of Ore
gon for 5S,S4S acres under the swamp
land grant.
At Kearney, Neb, j. W. Griffin shot
and killed Jim Flowers, the big, black,
burly- porter of the Kelly hotel. Griffin
gave himself up.
A boy and girl, children of Erne3.
Young, near Battle Creek, Mich, were
burned to death. The house had been
left in charge OF the children.
The village of Blooming Prairie, Mimi,
was almost wiped out by fire. The post
office was among the buildings burned.
Total loss, $40, 900; insurance $4,000.
Luke Emerson, the Missouri horse deal
er, who emptied his revolver into a Lon
don crowd short time ago and hit two
men, was again arraigned and further re-
manded.
John j. Dougherty, assistant cashier
of the American Express at st. Paul, was
shot and killed by woman calling her
self Clar J. Dougherty. They had been
living together as man and wife.
The senate committee yesterday or.
dered the Mitchell and Teller bills for the
admission OF Idaho and Wyoming favor
ably reported. Substitutes for them will
be presented by the minority, but the
differences are immaterial.
William j. Mcfarland, on trial at
Cleveland, Ohio, on the charge Of murder,
has been found not guilty by the jury.
They considered him insane when the
crime was committed. Mcfarland shot
his wife and infant daughter, killing the
latter.
The prohibition state convention for
nomination OF justice Of the supreme
court and regents of the university met at
Lansing, Michigan. The sentiment oi
the delegates is clearly against local op-
ton and resolutions declare unalterable
opposition to any law which allows traf-
fic In Intoxicating beverages.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-02

KANSAS CRY, March 2.--The resump-
ton of the fast train service between
Chicago and Kansas City can now be re-
garded as determined upon. The Bur-
lington is on the warpath and has already
determined to put on a fast train, the time
set being March Is. The result of this
action will of course be to force the COM
peting lines to do the same. The Rock
Island and Santa Fe may start their fast
trains any day to get ahead OF the Bur
lington. The Santa Fe's time from Chi
cago to Kansas City will be ten hours.
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A Bad Showing.

CHICAGO, March 2.-The financial state
ment OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad company for 1888, filed with
the Wisconsin railroad commissioner at
Madison to-day, is the most unfavorable
exhibit yet made by any western road for
the last year, not excepting the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy. The disbursement
were 1859, ,703 in excess OF the gross in
come. Armour denies the rumor that he
is going to resign from the directory of
the road.
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Lands to be Put on the Market.

CHICAGO, March 2.-Louis Huller, the
well known Mexican concisstonaire, is in
the city. He said TO a reporter this even
ing that DR.. Frank Powell would sail for
Europe in a few days to put some of the
land on the market and secure colonies
who are each to receive bonus of $50 for
settling on the grant. Arailway has been
projected and partly built, which is to
reach from Deming, N. NJ, to the rich
mines in the Sierra Madre mountains.
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DENVER, March "A telegram received
here this morning says that the Cow Boy
band is progressing swimmingly toward
Washington at the rate Of forty miles ali
hour, and receiving ovations at all points
along the way. At Goodland, Kas., 200
people were at the depot to meet them,
and great reception was accorded them
at Chicago.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-02

Is natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head
aches, colds and fevcrs to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc. Manu-
factured only by the California Fig Syrup
company, San Francisco, Cal
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CHICAGO, March 2.-Richard A. Harlow,
of Helena Mont, formerly OF this city, is
being extensive indorsed here for appoint
ment under Gen. Harrison as chief JUS
tice of Montana. Mr. Harlow is son of
George II. Harlow, who served with dis
tinction as secretary of the state OF Illinois.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-02
Water for Pueblo Lana.

PUEBLO, March 2.--Water was turned
into the Fountain Lake subdivision ditch
to-day. The ditch is seven miles long,
and beside watering Fountain Lake SUBJ
division, will also water about 5000 acres
OF adjacent farming land.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-02

The great majority Of so-called cough
cures do little more thsn impair the di-
gestive functions and create bile. Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, on the contrary, while
it cures the cough, does not interfere with
the fuuctious Of eilhas stamaah q 0AvG.
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To Investigate.

HARRISBURG, March 12.-Atthe request
Of Chairman Andrews, Of the Republican
state committee, committee was ap-
pointed by the legislature to investigate the
charge that Andrews received $65 900
Doodle money to defeat the dressed beef
bill, paving out SIS 900 of it,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-02
Strange Epipemic in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, March 2.--An unusual cpl.
demic is reported from Dixon, KY, the
county seat Of Webster county. Itiscon-
sidered by local physicians to be a form Of
meningitis. 1t has been confined to the
country and in sparse population. Fiji.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-02

LITTLE Rock, March 2.--Robert Wat
kins, OF Pine Bluff, arrested for completely
in election frauds in Conway county, was
discharged to-day, there being no evidence
upon which he could be held.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1889-03-02

LONDON, March 2.-The statement that
Sir Julian Paunce(ote has been appointed
British minister to the United States, is
officially confirmed,
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100 Doses One Dollar
'THE SUN
for
1889


And for the Democracy,
The Sun believes that the campaign for the
election Of a Democratic congress in 1890 aud a
Democratic president in 1892 should begin on or
about the 4th of next March. The Sun will
be on hand at the beginning and until the end of
the most interesting and important political con-
aict since the war, doing its honest utmost, as
ever, to secure the triumph of the Democratic
party and the permanent supremacy of the prin-
ciples held by Jefferson, Jackson and Tilden.
The great fact of the year is the return to alb
solute power of the common enemy of all good
Democrats-the political organization for whose
overthrow The Sun fought at the front for fifteen
years, the memorable years of Grant and the
Fraud Hayes, and Garfield and Arthur.
1t is the same old enemythat Democrats now
confront, and he will be intrenched in the same
strong position. 1t has been carried once by
brave and hopeful fighting. Do you not believe
with The Sun that the thing can be done again?
Wait and see
The hope of the Democracy is in the loyal
efforts of q united press, cherishing no memories
of past differences in non-essentials, forgetting
everything but the lessons OF experience, and
that victory is duty.
Probably you know The Sun already as
newspaper which gets all the news and prints It
chronicles facts as they occur and tells the truth
about men and events with absolute fearlessness,
making the completeSt and most entertaining
Journal published anywhere on earth; and which
sells its opinions only to Its subscribers and pur-
chasers at two cents a copy--On Sundays four
| and learn what wonderful thing 1t is to be in
the sunshiue
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NO. 10.
REMOVAL

After March we shall be located II Store on
Palace Avenue. From on until shall offer
our Immense Stock trdng margin above actual cost
We have full line of everything kept first Jewell
ry STORE In addition to Natiye Speciality We
invite careful inspection of our Elegant OF
Gold Watches, Diamonds, silverware, ETC., etc.
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ty-tive deaths have already occurred. 1t
is so fatal that scarcely single person
affected has recovered.
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HAVANA, March, 1.-Steinitz, cham
pion chess player, played simultaneously
against nineteen persons and won all the
games
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! I . ] !
YRKE TO Fam. Fine Coisssd knesavis4
II the Ancisnt building In London. ID which
a~ the hrst @. L Of FAM. wss held. Also largs
1illustratsd Catalogue Of all Masonic books and
Nv goods with bottom prizes. Grand work
loS Agsnta kr Beware of spurious Masoels
books. RRDbtN0 O., Masonic PublisAsss
$AA nAashsesasu. IA Rssadway, ASw faA.
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List of letters remaining uncalled for in
the postoffce at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
for the week ending March 2, 1889.
Ii not called for within two weeks will lie
sent to the dead letter office at Washing