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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-18
AFFLICTED FIFTY YEARS
And Restored 10 Health by Eleetricisy,
Thsongh Dr. narria's Peculiar
Mode of Treatment.

Mr.. Editor During the past two years
have bean reading In the Ofegonlan OF the
wonderful cure. p~rfoT med b. Drs. Darrin,
with their Hleetro- Magnetic Treatment. |
became very much Interested IN them. as
had been sorely afflicted at intervals dur
lug the past fifty years, with neuralgia OF
the stomach. liver aud kidney complaint
and nervous dyspepsia. and at times so de-
pressed that is " as almost uuueaFable and
bordering on insanity. During all these
years / have consulted many physicians
and taken their prescriptions, bnt none
that sc snied 70 do ms any good. and last
spring, having q bilious attack which az
down and lose VII allty. 1 resolved 20 try
DFs. Darius system Of treatment ap-
piled 20 them, aud afteE thorough ex-
animation. said they could make me well,
but not young man OF me, with q six
months course Of treatment. which | ae-
copied. ! commenced % improve imme-
diatelY, and now acknowledge their sue
cess Ia fulfilling thss- contract, and viii
say that for the past two hsanths | have
enjoyed perfect health, and sincerely wish
10 render my gratitude TO the Giver OF all
Good and 10 bis agents who have cured me
Of my affections by their peculiar treat
ment, and willingly recommend all who
are afflicted % cali on the doctors and be
healed and give them thorough trial be-
fore crying humhug. ! am homesteader.
and can 10 referred 10 At Woods. lila
NOOK county, Oregon.
Err. CHAMRERLAIN.
The above remarkable cure is another
proof OF Dr. DaTrins wonderful power
over disease. Mr.. Chamberlain is a man
well known throughout the county and
state, and one whose word can be relied on.
The application Of electricity 20 nearly all
forms OF disease II certainly revolutioniE-
INK the practices ol medicine We can with
all esndoF recommend nr. Darrin TO the
afflicted.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
Little Mary Cecilia BrunOld

Has lust been cared OF the worst fcscna
ever seen by the doctors Who treated
her. IRON head Co feet mass ot dis.
cased skin. several phy.loian., n modi:
cal college aud alt remedies inli. Cured
by tuticura Remedies.
Ny little daughter. MaD Cecilia nrunolf, war A.
nlcicd with the worst csse Of eczema ever seen bY
The doctors who trcacd her She was literally Gov
cr-i irnn head ~ foot With scahs. Thcsc physc
inns tried their best to cunc her bat believe they
wcrc only experimenting They kcpi on cNfcil
meuting ior over ten mouths, hut Instead ~ get
lipg better the child got Mor,g, and did not Know
What coursc ~ pursue Ny wife took her after ",
had Maid all We could annrl Tor medical treatment
~ y medical college who're there Ncfc some twenty
or thirty dnclors assembled, but the ease biiiiel
thcin all Ny wife bal 70 ~ every day, sud some
times twicc q day. In TACT, the medicine they gave
my chilli dd not have time ~ act even n thvrl
wls any virtue I've ~ u was chaugcd ~ oiicu by or
den Ut the dnctor. Tho latter pat 81 January
after everything had iaic,, and pliionoe anl
money wctc both exhausted. made up 10y MIND
10 ault all dOrtuflng aud ny the tuIicrnA kiHr
ms. ala fn. uud nov can sy thht my dlufh
tcf :. curcd. sound la health aud vol, 10 the sur
Tho drueriit Mr. H. ~ Rr;eg'-. corner Chau
tcau aud living avenues, who fuld ~ the trtittu
| nruIpii7s Il as much asionishcd a. any 81 Va lh
| OtftrVuA UrNrniNs have worked a complete curt
and We have usci but little moc han thrc'
| fnurihs of bottle Of CtTiCVnA trutNFNf, und
/ pfnpaHiunaic amount of CuucrnA and tuuCrnl
/ ioAr. ! am ready ~ any time 20 make anlda'i
that my daughter had the wunt ease ui eczema. n
/ the dpttors ~ admit, ever seen In this city an'
i that she had bccp cured solely ~ the tuuCynl
| Rlagnur, after the best physicians aud cmodio
failed
me who has a child similarly afflicted, or any pet
| sOu who & troubled with a kin disease. that b
| may ~ cor hiiuselt what your CuticUHA krArpth
| have done. 10 this Ia gratitude iur the cure tia
has bctn effected Ia my Child's ease.
CHA. n hRuNoLD.
| g0o Omtlut street. ~ Louis. Mo-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
Trap.f.r. of Real Estate.

T. Y. Meacham and wife to Il. q. Hal
lowell, for $685., 70xl25 feet on Kansas av.
enuc, being lots and 7, Of Meacham's
subdivision Of the Bailey & Turley % acre
tract.
Is. +. Coleman and wife 10 John n. Kit
trel, for $3.50, s2xl5ll feet on Brnkloy
avenue, being part OF lot No. 40, Of tho
Carnes subdivision.
G. w. Weislger and wife TO Annie X.
Woods, for 1928, 25xl5O feet on Madison
nvennc. being the east half Of lot No. IL Of
w. NJ. Snccd's subdivision.
y. l.. Racon to William Shuttleworth, foI
Sl,4lO, l20xl50 feet on Winter street, be-
ING lots Nos. 20 and - In block IL, OF the
Brinkloy * Snowden subdivision.
n. llill and y. Foniainc 30 Hayes, Bar
bour ct al, for 500, and.the further con
sidcniion Of aiding and assisting the Pub
lie schools, '20Sx.Os feet on Presidents
Island in the Fourteenth Civil District,
being part Of the tract formerly owned by
Il. Mitchell.
William Shuttlcworth 10 +. NJ. Nelson,
iot 81, 500, l20xl5O feet ON Winter street,
being lots Nos. 10 and 10 OF the Brinkley
and Snowden subdivision.
John i. Wilkenon 10 Lizzie II. Miles
for 81 800, 30x30D feet on Poplar stree
turnpike, Immediately east aud 100 fec
from the w. b. Waldron tract.
X 4. Steger aud vile 10 g. ]. Washing
ton, lots q and Z. McKoon q Cross sui
division, for 81 ,SH.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
AMJSEM5N rs.
Nemphis Theater.

Glove and Law" was the melodramatic
attraction reproduced last night by Milton
Mobiles aud supporting company. Mr.
Mobiles is the author OF the plays he APP
pears in, and in this possesses great adj
vantage over all other American actors,
who have to pay several thousand dollars
for play or have to paya royalty for each
night OF its presentation. The last matinee
Of the theatrical season will be given to-
day, on which occasion "From Sire to
Son" will be reproduced, and with Mrs.
Dollie Mobiles in the dual role OF mother
and daughter, Mabel Armitage. The en-
gagement closes with the matinee per-
formance. The only attraction coming 10
Memphis this season will be Joseph Jetler-
son, Tor one night, Wednesday, April "a.
Mr.. jefferson will appear, as the sayin l
goes in two peces-"Lend Me Five shil,
lings" and "The Cricket on the Hearth,
aud in the roles Mr.. Golightly and Caleb
plummer
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
The Arkansas Pr-sbytcry.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
NEWPORT. Ark, April l2.-The ArlSan-
sas Prcsbylcryoi the Presbyterian Church,
South, Is now in session here, the Row. j..
s. wilbanks acting as moderator, tho
Rev. I. J. Harm secretary. Prominent
among the distinguished gentlemen FROM
abroad arc tho Rev. DR.. Vernon. Of the
American Bible Society; the Hon. ]. l..
Coffin, president Of the w. & II. r. n.
Ry. Two young gentlemen named Baker
and Dale wore examined for ordination
today and passed the ordeal successfully
They are graduates Of the Arkansas Col
| lego at Balcsvllo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
LOCAL NOTICES

MrMrnts Steam Laundry. 22i Second u.
BniNKLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson y.
DYE WoRKs--L. Riege & Co., 81 JEFF
ferson street; telephone 1880
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renoyatng Works. No 220 Beale street,
telephone No. 03O.
G. X. HoTcuKIss. skilled Matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | espe'
cially solicit. No. 81 Madison street.
CuSsISouAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. The best ma
teral on hand; the most finished work
men employed.
PuRR and white as the flower whose
name Il bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN Il Lilly CorrEr AND SricE ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
Jackson. Tom. April l2.-Today tho
Supreme Court finished Coirigan W the
Louisville. New Orleans 4 Texas RAILROAD
Company aud heard aud affirmed Elliott
Va. Peoples Insurance Company and Nc
Ghee VI. Pointer. In Brown W.. llallen.
berg petition for rchearing was iilcd.
Cases No. % aud %. Shelby Chanccry
docket, were passed To tho heels Of that
docket, aud No. 30 passed until Monday
next
In llill & Sons W. Applewiic, the court
ordered the fund In court 10 DO paid over
10 defendant without prejudice. Pending
adjourned. Tho first case tomorrow will
be licrndon ". larkin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

A Tow condition Of health is common with
many who allow themselves 10 worry. Mental
anguish causes bodily suilerings. Anxiety
and care have broken down many constltu-
tons A train OF disorders usually follow
mental distress. Heart affections, nervous
ness, slccplcssncss dyspepsia, liver COM
plant, kinney troubles, etc, are among
the list A sure remedy for relieving
all mental aud physical distress is Browns
Iron Bitters. IL at once strengthens every
part Of the body, making work n pleasure
and care unknown.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
A.,nnIiea Young Lady.

sr. I.ouis, Mo-, April l2.-lniormaiion
comes from California. No., TO tho effect
thatan unknown tramp entered tho house
Of farmer named Dcakcns, eight miles
south of that place, when all the family
save daughter. Miss Nevada, aged twcn-
ty.two, were away, and criminally assault
cd the young lady. Men ARC securing
tho country, and Il caught tho offender
will be lynChod.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
No, a rh,.Irni nharinc...

TTWHI TUN IITIITW ITIWIHNI
"Alamma, that tall. fine looking young
man leaning against the piano surely can
no, be Mr.. Dc Folicrl l thought papa
said he was short"
'Only In his accounts with the Govern
ment, my love. Hut his securities made
II all right. | believe, aud he has since
fallen heir 10 a gas well Ia Pennsylvania.
shl-Mr. De foltcr, my daughter"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
CHARGED wlrH ARSON.

william Thompson, Taxing District Por-
ter. undor Arrest
Charles WucrtEburgcr, grocer ut the
corner Of Monroe aud Wellington streets,
sworc out warrant yesterday before JUS
iice Garyin charging w. q, Thompson
(colorcd) with arson. Constable John
Mason arrested Thompson last night nj
the Taxing District Office where he Is en-
ploycd ~ porter. Mr.. WuertEburgcr
claims that lac has positive proof o
Thomps0n's guilt. Justice Garvin adj
miticd the prisoner 10 bail In the sum o
Il 900, with ID. r. MADDEN ~ surety. The
case will be tried this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
New Memphis
OBEY GLUE
MATINEE,
AT MONTGOMERY PARK,
Complimentary 90 Iorscmen Training
nt Memphis, Tenn.
SATURDAY. APRtL Isih, . n. M.

FrOg RANT
Flnsr RAcE-Purse sl25, Of which 500
20 first aud S95 TO second; for year olds;
colts to carry 10 pounds, iilies and geld
ings to carry l07 pounds. Hall mile.
SECOND RAcE-Selling; purse SlI5, OF
which $50 to second aud $50 TO third; for
all ages, the winner TO be sold at auction.
II entered TO DO sold for 5000, TO carry
weight for age; ono pound allowed for
each 500 down TO 81 500, two pounds
down TO $1,000 and three pounds down
10 $500. Thrco-quarters OF u mile.
TnIRD RAcE-Purse 500, Of which sl35
TO first. $40 TO second and $50 10 third; for
all ages; weights to bo eight pounds below
the scale. Mares three years old and up.
ward allowed five pounds; geldings, three
pounds. One mile.
Entries close ut 4p.m. attrack, April H.
| First race, PIN.
| Admission 20 Grand Stand, 30 cents
GEo. ARSoLR President.
Jas. II. RErs, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

Dora NJ. Rehlmann was appointed adj
ministratrix OF the estate OF Henry Roihl-
mann, deceased. Bond, $500.
Security Bank OF Memphis was APP
pointed guardian Of George Schiller.
Bond, s.. 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
THE COURTS.
Criminal Court.

Fred Fogg. murder in the second de-
gree, verdict twenty years in the peniten-
tiary; Jim White. throwing rocks at pass
enger train, $50 fine and eleven months
and twenty.nine days in the workhouse;
Mary Jones, grand larceny, seven years,
eanfancel
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
IndIctnent. by Grand Jury

Henry Thomas, .colored, housebrcaking
and burglary, two cases.
Ed Keller, burglary and housebreaking,
two indictments.
King solomon Simmons, attempt a
murder.
Henry Thomas, attempt at murder.
Walter Bell. colored, CARRYING pistol.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
n. Mcushon. No. 80 Union street.

Illus Just received largo and carefully So
lecled spring stock. all OF the latest de-
signs, which lac will make up in suits ut
reasonable prices. Special bargains for
thirty days.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
Marriage Licenses

The following parties were yestcrda,
granted license TO marry: Wat Dorsey
and Miss Malinda Mikins, colored; Q. NJ
Ward and Miss Tillie Morris.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

FutL DRESS Shirts speciality. Finish
equal TO now. Memphis Steam Laundry,
"a Second street. Branch Office. ~
Madison street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
LAFAYETTE PARK HOTEL
81. Louis, Mo.

To families visiting 81. Louis we would
recommend the above hotel. 1t is beau
hiully situated opposite Lafayette Park,
and is the best kept family hotel In the
city,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

Sell all grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs,
Mating, etc. at the very lowest possible
cash prices. Also DO repairing, upholster.
ing, shipping and packing furniture, and
guarantee good aud satisfactory work.
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curttunA nrMEDIrs

Ar sold cycrywhcp Prov CuucuRA. tnc. soar,
&c. KixhiyrSr. a. Prepared BY The f0ffER DHuu
ANn CHEMICAL tnururAftuN Boston.
oc-tcnd inf GLOW a. Cum skin nlsct9cL" q
parus 10 illustration. AMI 100 toitlmonitlA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

q. u. A. Gcrd,uz. No. a5a nain street.
f. prepared 10 deliver ice cram, per gal
Ion at Sl.OO, Sl.jO aud upward. Cake
and cream ut parlors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

Tho popular blood purifier, Hoods Sarsapa
rilla. i having tremendous sale this season
Nearly everybody takes H. Try Il yourself
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

LOUISIANA SrArE LOTTERY draws Tues
dny, April ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
HEALTH IL WEALTH.

IN r. C. wKsrs NERVE AND DRAM TarirsENr.
sruArnnired speclhc for Hystetla, Dizziness, Con
Vulsiona Pits, Nervous Neuralgia. Headache, NerF.
Gus Prostntidn caused by thu use OF alcohol or TO
barco Wakeiulnss, Mental Depression, holicnint
Of tho brain resulting In insnlty and leadinE %
Misery decay AMI delth. rrenature Old Age BAR.
rcnne-s los Of powef N either ser. Involuntary
loses and spernatorhoa canted ~ overeKcftion
Of the brain, self abuse OF ovcf-iudulgcnco bach
box contains one inouihls treatment tloo boz.
ofsln boxcs Tor $40. seat by mall prepaid 90 70
@ tot prlce
We Guarantee Six Boxes
To cure any case. With each order received ~ n
10 nurrhaser our wfittsn guGrantee n rciuni the
money II the treatment does not crcct n euro
Guariuiecs Issued oaly by John q West Co,
psvdy 4 Co, DrurylsiA Sole AgeHt- Main street
Ma.-L ~. Iann
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

otooa WILL MY Nice Cottage, four rooms,
Ol-UU Louisiana avenue, foit Pickering.
eIcoo WILL Buy Double Frame House,
reui.l, gao per annum
onnoa WILL BUY Elegant New Cottage, Eve
SyItIU MONS aud beautiful lot desirable
ne ghlofhood, one squnro iom street cais ana one
mile nom Court square.
oosOn WILL Two story Brick Residence
SZDUU ave roOmsi Avcty sttcct near Vance
aoooo WILL BuY New Cottage. four rooms;
| cOUUU lot, 5bxl7Oi Madison avenue
noooo ZACH WILL BUY Two Nice Cottages,
S30OO Union street, nSaI WELLINGTON lot III
| feet ifont
| aocoo WILL. nUY New Cottage Eve rooms
S36OO ioi, S5Sisi. aud nov sIoN on conner
| lot, 50xlb4 Walker avenue.
eiOa0 WILL BuY New eo', 81 seven rooms
near Mississippi avenue.
oIosa WILL MY Corner Twostory Frame
| Sl2JU sIorc, with rooms OF .econd noor,
| Union stncct This a an udcatablishcd grOccfy
stand and Is now rcnicd at sG6l PcT annum
isso WILL MY vcry Handsome Resi-
al ~ dcncc, eight rooms lot osxls'i john
sOu avenue
snnn WILL MY Nice Cottage and Five
| NDlIllU Acres ui beautiful ground, on Trigl
avenue near state Female College,
e-.on WILL RuY Thrcc.s,ory Brick Store n
| NDDlNt Al conditions HuOi business street
and only 100 feet from Main street.
40 son WILL MY Residence and Very Cholc,
SS0U0 lot s1EsO', Union street near WeIlins
ton.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

InVptIET, whllcsL Clcarst ekin aud soficst
LUtb Hands produccd by CrrcuHA SOAR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13
Wilson q FIins, ase Hnin street.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY draws Tues
day, April TO-
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REM EN- Der!

VIVIAN the soLE AGENTS cor ~ Of the above
w prupcriy, aud that pficr gwen arr hotk
week a cholcy line OF business aud Residence LolA
Call aud Examine
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-13

II will be u full dress concert, the ladies'
appearing without hats. The doors will
close at S;l5 o'clock, and no one will he
allowed to enter during the rendition oil
any number on the program.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19

tzznsd by t1s genera Govern zaa.nts tnas
Congress shal1 game EsTEl reserve
fores and tat Congress- bs asked 3 foster
: ulsrcezut nzrlRs - every legitimate
mszus
TAs meeting sac closed II tss evening
wfth = xrana banquet sEd an address b.
Hon Hsary = AzttsTsoE. y 30 sFsoks - LIE
genera state q tas ceGntTy. u speaking
u ia tarlr NJ HRtteTs0n ss1e
II lave never x stsFea t1zt Se a. lave free
traae la rsis cuzItry a1tl me slaaGfacturers
themselves ltal the froe treas movement lAas
thls i o.ly : clestieD II tiuEe 1 have slsa - S
believed BaL meslwhiie here Is . system Il
tax4tieu devised exclusively Tor Sar purposes
ret outlastiug those purposes . quarter ol q
cerfurg Der Uy part Z Cau i've uleer aBy
kiud o. tarlH t14t TIE rest can, ala csre -
hstle for exposes, 100 Ter Is my 1sy I
have r..1 - hls1 a. 4..l iaT = pair ~ boots aC,
e for s aass u lce eateE seasoned eith ull
uez-su Confederate moDsy b4L. really 81 doe.
seen h lie that Al tLe moment " hel car pub
lie l.en are eozenllg tlelr wis 10 lnd the
means ~ spendi1g TIE excess q revenue the
tarin vfsla. us IL Be- eboat tine that we con
sider ~ unether 81 would not be better % save
more sud spend less
Ar Watterson then turnea his sttenusn 20
pensions ana said that ualcss 8 stop was pul
10 ne preseut ~astage 81 meuey au1 C9rIuptlog
~ ul9rat. that which WAS heg.n ln NaIiolsl
frdai-ence Would end IA N4tioa4l disgrace ia
c.oslus he drew glowing picture q the Lev
south
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
ATALk WITH BLAINE.
The Next Congress the sub sect OF
the Conversation.
THETARIFF QUESTION IS PARAMOUNT.
Other bpstness Can Af1Ord 40 Wait Uatt
1hi. T. Settled-Soms Internati0n-
81 QaestiOHs Msy Also Arise
The sPsakeTships

.,LsaJsa1oN. Oct lS-The Washington
pres.. the only Republican paper now
printed here says that NJ Blaine n re-
ported 10 have said 10 friend that the
nIet thing the Republicans Ia Congress
viii undertake nj tie coming session would
be the passage of tariff bill
Thus friend, IN the course of a converse
tion with the Secretary OF state, asked him
II there was q likelihood o. the Republic
ans passing a Federal election law with a
view 10 stopping the frauds on the ballot
and suppression OF the negro vote ia the
south
Mr. Blaine said the tariff question ought
20 receive attention first: that II had been
the issue OF the late campaign, and there
was no reason why the Republicans should
allow themselves now To DO turned aslde
from dealing with IL The passage Of &
Federal election law could wait
This is especially significant taken IN con
nection with the remark the Presi-
dent Is quoted as making 10 a Sen
ator who was complaining OF the
slowness in removing Democratic internal
revenue officers IA his State.
Well" the President said, there's no
use botherlns me about them; they viii be
legislated out OF ONCE this winter"
4nC A4AoeI 4bkNACNAt-b -t~NNAC SA Tins
pTognosticatiOn is that IL points clearly "a
antagonism by the administration OF Mr..
Reed Is aspirations TO the Speakership. Mr.
Reed is from Mr.. Biaine's State, but they
are not friends, and it has always been re-
garded as good politics 10 have the Speaker
OF the House 10 sympathy with the Admin
istration when possible.
Revenue Legislation is not the only mat
ter that will occupy the time OF Congress.
There are some international questions
which may be proposed, and it would
be more agreeable to Mr. Blaine %
have a Speaker with whom he could
talk over the situation from time 10
time. Having had experience through
three Congresses OF Speaker, he thinks he
knows what would be most advantageous
TO the Administration, now that be sits st
the right OF the President in Cabinet ses-
eionS
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
THE SOCIALISTS.
Close of Their Conventional Split In the

Close of Their Conventional Split In the
rty Probable.
CHICAGO. Oct lS-The convention Of the
Socialist Labor party came 10 a close
Thursday, and after adjournment the dele
gates went in a body 10 Waldheim 20 dec
crate tho graves OF the Anarchists The
convention adopted resolution concern
ing the flag episode of Sundays mass-meet-
ing at Turner Hall Tho resolution de-
clared that those who hissed the American
flag at that meeting ''were either fools or
police spies and did so only u give the cap
italistic press another opportunity to vent
its spite"
The convention fixed upon Brooklyn az
the seat OF the Executive Committee. upon
Boston as the seat OF the Board OF Appeals
and New York the seat of the party or
gans The Brooklyn sectios is said 10 be in
entire harmony With the Schevitch faction
OF the party and will elect an executive
committee that will support him The anti
Schevitch faction. when assembled in con-
vention last month, chose Chicago as the
seat of the Executive Committee. The
German and American sections in this city
Eil elect a committee composed of sche-
vitchs enemies. A split in the party is
therefore almost certain
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-19
MADE A GOOD HAUL.
A Robber Holds Up an AlsbHrna Express
Aren't and Get &C GOO.

BihMiNGHAM. Ala Oct IS News a. an
other big express robbery IN Alabama has
just leaked out IL Involves about l6 90
and occurred az Mil.sport In Lamar County
about week ago but the matter has been
kept quiet until now. when Walter AbeT-
crombie, young white man. was brought
10 this city by detectives and charged
with the robbery lie has been secre.ed
from reporters and his statement can not
be obtained The night OF the robbery The
agent OF Millsport had IN bis possession
certain packages which were worth about
5000 BY some means the TobbeT earned
Of IL and made his haul The agent wa 4
the Office alone at night when the robber
entered covered him Win o pistol and
made him hand over the money