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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16
RcIinqulshOd In Behalf Of settlers.

CuIcAGo, ILL.,, Juno ia special dis
patch from Lansing, Mich, says; The
joint resolution by which the State roln-
pushes in behalf Of the settlers all
title to the mineral lands granted the Mar
qucttc, lloughton * Ontanagon, the On.
tanagon & Brule River and the Marquette
4 Bay De Nocquct Railways, which wero
recently declared forfeited by Congress,
passed both houses yesterday This is tho
end of long and bitter fight over the pos
session Of hundreds OF thousands OF acres
OF valuable mineral and timber lands in
the upper peninsulas. Although Congress
declared the lands forfeited last winter the
roads still held claim upon them, and
settlers could not secure a perfect title UNI
oil this was relinquishod. An effort was
made TO add proviso to TO the resolution
stating that the States title was rclin.
pushed solely that tho actual homestead.
ors, and mono else, might perfect their
titles, but this failed 10 carry. AS a result
considerable portion OF the lands will be
gobbled 10y the land companies and llm-
bermen.
Tho Senate has passed the House bills
calling for popular vote upon the hold
ing OF convention 10 remodel the Consti.
tuition, aud providing for the relief OF sol
diers aud their families outside the Sol
diors' Homo by leyying n special tax and
creating arclioi commission in each county
10 disburse IT,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16

Cry OF MExco, June lj.-Tho roof Of
tho MERGED Market fell In yesterday, bury
ing nearly forty persons. Eight dead and
fourteen wounded have already been
taken out Soldiers arc removing tho DO
bris and searching for bodies
Prcsidon, Wade, Of the Mexican Central
Railroad. Is inspecting the lino
Now Orleans capitalists are organizing a
homestead company here.
Tho black yomit has made iis appear
anco at Vera Cruz.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16
romnl,men,nr, 10 ucmphI,.

Prom The Americas Goa Recorder
Memphis Is a shining example Of South
crn energy aud industry. IL Is distinct.
lively Southern city, showing no traces
Of Yankee capital and management Tho
people have that peculiar warm-hcartcd,
generous hospitality W Characteristic Of
the South, aud seemingly they End no
greater delight than In entertaining Wis.
iiorA Their homes exhibit a taste for tho
beautiful that captiyalos the eye Of all Wis.
itorL But with all these Southern char
aolerisiics, the business men Of Memphis
have displayed an amount Of energy aud
financial shrewdncss that would put tho
cutcqt Yankee 10 his trumps. We all 70.
member how tho city was a iow ycars
ago, almost dcpopulaiod by the scourgo
Of yellow fever With death staring
them In tile face aud their business dc.
slroyed, the men Of Memphis brayely
faced the situation, went 10 work 10 thor
oughly drain the city and clcase Il from
all Impurities. aud today ils health record
stands ~ high "a any Of lis Southern
neighbom. They have built up an i'm
monso trade all up aud down the Missis-
sippi River have made II large railroad
center, and II Is today the largest inland
cotton market In the world, the rcceipis
the past season being over 700, 900 bales.
The business houses arc large, handsome,
solid structures that will compare iayora.
bly, with any city. The city was q sur.
prise TO the Georgia editors, most Of whom
knew II only In connection with the terri.
bio plague which visited 4. somo years
ago, but they went away from Mem.
phis with the most pleasing recolleclions
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16
Inn Cow OrdInnncr.

CnIcAuo, Ill.,. June l5.--A dispatch
from Fort Dodge, Iowa, says The confer
oncc Of tho Citizcns' Committee and the
Board Of Aldermen yesterday, TO induce
the latter TO rcscind the obnoxious COW
ordinance, resulted in a complete defeat 81
the demands Of ciiy property owners, and
the COW still enjoys the liberty Of the
streets, the sidewalks and unprotected
lawns Protest after protest aud speech
after speech got forth the claims Of citi-
IONS, but the aldermen remained obduratc
aud the committee left, dishoarlcncd and
diagustcl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16
Epidemic ~ IirnziI.

CmcAoo, H., June ia special dis
patch from New Orleans, La, Says News
has inst been brought hero by a gentleman
from Brazil, who SAYS that smallpox aud
Not alone In Rio Jancifo, but through all
the States within 2O1 tniles of that city.
Tho death rate for three days nj Santos
was 20 per cent, and people Who could do
Al were leaving la droyeH.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16
Inyes,Ig.,Inr stree, nnIIrnys

CuIcAdo, Ill.,, Juno IA committee
from the Minneapolis Board Of Aldermen
was in this city yesterday ON its way East
10 investigate electric and cable street rail-
ways During the afternoon they exam
incd tho Chicago system, leaving In the
evening for Cleveland, after which they
90 90 Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
other cities The committee y In charge
Of g. g.. Goodrich, Of the Minneapolis
Street Railway Company, aud City Eng.
ncor Andrew Rinkor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16

LiyEHrool, juno lj.-Whilo tho British
steamer Kansas was proceeding up the
Mcnoy to this city this morning to take
ON passengers for Boston she came In col.
lisi0n with tho Dutch steamer lol,us out
ward bound. Both vessels were badly
damaged and had 20 boz locked Several
plates Of the collision compartment VI tho
Kansas woro started and the compartment
filed with water.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16
Inn,IlIrlnNn IrInI-

CNcivSArI, o., June lj.-Julgo Erm-
slon, Of the Police Court, today oycuulcd
the motion Tor new trial In the case Of
Frank Rudolph, barkccper, convicted Of
selling intoxicating liquor on Sunday, and
sentenced him 10 the workhouso Tor thirty
DAYS and 10 pay Emo OF si00 Execution
Of sentence was suspended for three days
10 allow M nnpoll.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16
Mr. wanamaLcr'. Ynch.

WAsnlNoroS, June l5.-Tho President
and Secretaries Blaine and Window went
down the Potomac River this morning In
Postmaster General wanamakcrs yacht
Restless. Tue vessel will 90 down w. FAR
NJ Chesapeake Bay aud Ito ut anchor dur.
Ing Sunday and return TO Washington
Monday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16
wo.ds,i.I yi,,.. of saf,.

WAsnINOToS, June l5.-The Complrol.
Ter Of tho Currency has received icle
gram from the cashier Of the Puget Sound
National Bank, Seattle, w. H., saying.
Loss 10 banks by lro nominal. An vault,
stood the test we'll Banks are now doinl
business IA temporary quarters
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-16

of its beauty and progress, as well as tho
hospitality OF It's citizens, for never were
they moro kindly treated, tho program
being boat ride on the river, u drive
through tho city, an excursion out to
Montgomery Park and social entertain
ment at the clubhouse. Placing a whole
train on boat and ierrying il across tho
river was novel experience to most Of the
party, and some OF them were u little fear
ful that they would see New Orleans be-
fore they got home. When they again
visit Memphis they will cross tho river on
a magnificent bridge, tho piers OF which
are being built of Georgia marble.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

Eisza Are voo gong ce&r sat - yoor
sz1sos girlfe ooo--e5 tEs 1se1er1l
4 al xslls - Fr4ak A0ere. 4z gslng
= En lf lave = w1-A eseTs stef - Re
Ny. aH4 - Hyset Hes cg-As. olo lie
ssss - rz= J kzs~ as w4nts l.e sad 3
s.lsg ~ an = spite - ever toey 41a
eferF gel4g ve c<rL.
--1-s grl Is crN1y--Fayt1g cr2zyi 1oAsaeA
q 80 he4r terl Wt1 ce.t yc4 e1crclss
war 44t--ritgi N9g s1zlf sIlfs f-lss. nol
cgt y ta-s hose = awe 81 p-t a. -f-lgd
ga4rc oyeG yoai Celozsl
''tlale scar tongue. Bo-sey. inAss what
tie - soldier SAID - TIE Genera Tor
t1e nrsL tine ID her ne SIC heard lie
wori ~ command g. her frem her husband.
'-ILs g.rl IS rlgll. ne continued, '-AL1, -
ga Z love leE Ter her li4Ck
M.rs 1as left tne room before tbs 10 pre-
pare Tor heT trip- I1e Gsueral RAISED =
perfec. cyclo1e. b-t her usually coe1ient
daughter y.as deaf snd c1ulb - commands,
eatre3tles. arguments, threats and coasl1-
er4loas II -zt Nanc4mp t1iget tl4k, say
or DO Ia regard 10 her actions. The glri
conquered Ine General ---ye 70 t1c pro
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

but be just couldn't do il ] lef; him there.
sort Of out Of his head but the women
folks Is good and kind there and they'll 90
al they car FOR him. sir
Just then the General and Miss Mary en-
tered the room. The trooper stepped toward
the Young lady and raised his hand in
salute
BEG pardon. Colonel and ma am and miss,
but Lieutenant Moore. when we started
back. wrote a few lines and told nae IL he
couldn't reach here or died on The way
vas 10 take en- outer his p0cket-book and
give 'cm 20 you. III ss. and nobody else.
Beggln your pardon. Colonel" and tho
soldier took from his breast folded paper
"a leaf torn from note-0o0k-snd handed
IL 90 The astonisncd. frightened girl.
She opened it and read.
MARY. have been ba8iv hurt l. e
Gong tard ride back. and may die - the
wound or 0f hen0rrhage Yol VII forgive
re wlen say once more that love yo1.
and have never loved any bot roD As
things are. as know they must be after
what saw the other night. sm rct sorry
- d.e ike man. V7ucaup isa good r.
low 7 believe and hope T1u will be- happy
Re very rich. au' you must rof refuse nv
lttIe fortune. have Ell a. I had 20 leave
20 YOU.
There Is no Gre living belonging ~ ne.
v-g are dearest and have riErf fo tase t
from ne Your fattsr has rlv vi. though
he does rot know ia contents Ha WIZ rot
care that ! tea y5u ro'r 'aatI .o7s yea.
Goo forever a.ess 7ou. Cod 1re.
"Fssvs Mo,Rr"
Ths E.ri s-orre5 fhe paper end stood
vtlte and s- as stara4 Ies l-ererai
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

1T j. difficult 20 get some ~ the Senator'S
and Representatives 70 sit FOR their photo
graphs" saws one Of the prominent pho.
tographers % Washington. "Nc give fhom
cacn a dozen pictures for nothing u they
come and have sitting OF course 10 is 20
our Interest," go have tlelr negatives 0n hand.
Tor We sell them Ia great numbers BESIDES.
they of;en want pictures taken iu " ashing
Ton. even after their terms have expired
Tcf at The time whom we want n complete
our pictorial Congress s.onal record. u Is al
most impossible 20 Cet them 70 come and
give us sittIr-s 7 sonnet. -es get ne7vspaper
men after them. and thai always brings
ten =
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

II IS not vile fancy drink made ~ run.
poor whlskey. or refuse liquors. srIced and
sweetcued 20 please the taste huf - purely
vegetable preparation. made from native Cali
fornIa herbs
Twenty fyc years usc have demonstrate 20
millions Of sufferers throughout the civilized
world. that 81 AL the medicines ever q souycred
Vinegar Bitters only possesses perfect and
wonderful curative effects upon those troubled
with the following Iseases. viz
Dyspepsia Rheumatism. istarrh. Neuralgia.
Headache. NoIis. ~cr0fuls. skin Diseases jaun.
dice. Gout Piles. bIioGsuegs. and al other
G. Seascs arising from blood Impurities. and ~
= Ncrmlfu-e 10 ls the best ln The world Do nE
death 10 all worms that latest the human svs
tom.
lis always safe 30 faEo a. any time. Or m
der any condition ~ fhe system. from Old or
young. or for either Sex. u is put up Iu two
styles. The old IS slightly bitter. ard IS fhe
stronger IN cathariIc effect The new style fs
very pleasant 70 The fasfc. and p perfect nef'
10 for delicate women or children. Zach
KIND is distinctly marked on Top ~ carton
Many fa1nt rs Keep both kinds nn hand. a.
thev f.rfr complete medicine chest
terd far hesuflfui book frce
Address. H H MCDONALD DRUG C0.
~ sshll-t So. y h CRY.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

-Hlsstv-1zaty ssvs : a A@.s -
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

Drietles bundled herself up 10 accom- paut
her, and they were all ready when the am.
bulance drove up, the grizzled old Sergeant
Major himself IN command Of the escort.
They were soon al McCsrthy's.
Il am Mrs Colonel Martinez" said the
General, loftily. "y0u have one Of our OH
GERS here. wounded. / wish 10 see him"
rs he alivel Is be aliven gasped Mary,
and Mrs Mccarthy looked closely al her.
"Oh he's aloive, an 90 think he's beth.
erin some ! wudn'ta give two chips fur
his loife wh!n they.brung hlm here. But
I'm 4 good nurse tho | ser ct ez shucn't.
an a bit O. docther, beside. An got him
aisy loike, an tn bleedin' sthopped on
him, an he's his sinsls iDtn his head now,
too"
"Can we see himl"
"Sure. wan o. ye moight efyc'n not excite
him ony, an cheer him up a bit, fur he
don't seem I thry an help himself tn laste
IN the wourld."
A motion toward the door made Mary
dart through il before the General had time
10 rise from her seat Mrs Mccarthy
placed her bulky self in front Of the door.
and with:
"Only wan, min. cudn't be answhera-
be fur tn gontilmen's loife ef l left two
wecmin in to wanst Z be disthracting him
wild talk
The General sat down again speechless
with rage and indignation.
Mary entered large room, on the bed she
saw outlines Of figure; the single candle
gave but little light. She drew near the
motionless body, very white and pinched
the face looked, surrounded by the heavy
beard and thick, black curls Of hair. The
eyes were closed. One hand was lying out
side the coverings: she took il between her
own trembling palms and raised il 20 her
lips.
The man looked up as though he could not
believe his senses.
'Mary, Mary Can this be youi Fave
you really come 10 me, or am | dreaming
again" ;" he whispered.
ut is Mary. / have come 20 you, Mr..
Moore Frank came because | could not
help IT, felt that ] must come 10 you. and
now | fear that have done very wrong
"You could never do wrong, Mary" his
low tones said. Never, IN my eyes or
thought Your kind heart brought you
here to comfort me while died. But what
did Vancamp sayi Is he with your
You are not going 20 die, Frank, and Mr.
Vancamp knows nothing of my coming"
"But you have accepted himl / saw il at
the porch the night we left. feN you had
taken him. turned away at once, but not
before | saw him kiss your hand, and you
permitted him.
yes, that is true" said Mary, and the
gloom hid her bushes. Il did accept him
Id!dn't know then. Oh, that's al impossi-
BILE. impossible now. II can never, never
be
MARY. tell me what you meanr'
Il mean she replied. in desperation,
''that no power on earth, no amount Of fort
une, could make rae marry Mr.. Vancamp.
did not know. Frank, until l got your
note. until heard that you were wounded,
dying, did not know, until then. that such
a marriage could never be
"Wny Mary? Come close 70 me and tell
me why"
Because. Frank. bccause-ohl you must
know why and she hid her face on the
pillow beside his own.
Frank Moore got well
Nancamp res gued and rot ont.
The General got Mysteries and 10 svnl-
pathy.
The noble Old Colonel got the son-in-lsw
be wanted. ALEX DUKE BAILTg.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28

ana- ana ils af.tl4u.e. 81 a. 60 Fea1 siEeea
A-i- ~ laa lseail il--lls laa s. ie- eefar.
ftfrles
Yeas Ala Anderson. Emmer. Laa1lrre.
q sr cuoaaea. Rodgers. -44aaers. ste.l.
-le4-s. -pfslL -trsssr. f-raer Ierst-l.
rt5srele
s.l -re.n aasei fs flrfler imfa1 SAID Dr.
l.4a-s - 0a.s Iae t.fts ia8rfrel all.
ar-a ga seventy tlfe- ass s.f.H ses.als. ia
Lle .slri .-as ~ seelta4 sse n ssIl .Fi Iaaaes.
as fs l--a aNssa --s4re1 "a l4eais-
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td Anderson. Enmer. La4aiere.
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s ta aeft attorney lls foloells
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All. O.Donn-u offered rs A substitute 10 In
c.lt- all house, ~ ili fame ia the city.
substitute, lost. a, follows.
Yeas-Ald. Emmer. Miller, ODonnen
Y,rex-f
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-28
THEN SHE KNEW IT.

2 ~zs : frczZsf psasts
slx cen P4Eless
CsAcae- Ia ccIU4E1.
I'D Ars Cs-g1sl u
on m al c II he
gole1el Ias coys
c4l-sc Der t1s Gen
era
h &lss Mary "a
Co-s1sls c44g1ter.
every o. 81 4Da MAJ
w@s prepared -
we4r w4s The love
-st creature a. rarL-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-20

Talking about negroes reminds me Of a
story Of well known travelling man whose
fondness for jokes is liable to get him into
trouble some time. When be stops at u
strange hotel he usually places a half dollar
under his glass where his sable attendant is
sure to see it. He is bound to get the best at.
tendance, and sometimes there seems to he q
mad race among the walters when their eyes
catch sight of the coin You can Just i'm
agine their disgust when he gets through to
see him calmly lift his glass and replace the
half dollar in his pocket
sat at the same table with him In q hotel
once, and for some reason we could not at
dract the attention Of waiter I'm catch
EN-, said he, as he took several dice from his
pocket and shaking them In his hands threw
them on the table. 1t was hardly second
before the table was crowded with walters,
nearly every one In the room being attracted
by the sound Of the worries II thought it
would fetch them" said he, as we gave our
order. at never fails, and I'll guarantee II
we begin shaking craps nobody else in the
room can get waited on. Dice have the great
est fascination in the world for . darby
Buffalo News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-20
RICHMOND.

Mr.. G. b Randlett went to Orono Tues
day, called by the illness of his son Charles
q member of the State College, who is sick
with pneumonia.
Editor Ray Thompson of the Richmond
Bee was at Augusta Tuesday.
There has been large advance sale of
tickets or the Catholic supper and dance at
the Town Hall Tuesday evening.
Every train brings men into town after
work on the ice Most of them secure
places by little footing it up and down the
river.
Tramps have destroyed all the bottoms to
the hunks at the lookup and are now
obliged to sleep on the floor. So filthy is
the place that a prisoner in charge of Depn
ty Sheriff Hodges Monday night was allowed
a room at the hotel under charge of a watch
man.
"wednesday evening at the q. A. X. Hall
Rev j. II. Little will deliver q lecture on
The Battle of Lookout Mountain" under
the auspices of John Merrill Post and
Ladies' Relief Corps.
Miss Cora Blair of Lewiston is visiting
her father, Captain John Blair.
Sheriff Irish of Rocklsnd was in town
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-20
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Fire Wednesday destroyed the greater part
of Rock Rapids, IA. The total loss will
reach SIS 900, with little insurance.
A fire early Tuesday morning destroyed
with contents, about 800 feet of freight shed
of the Boston 4 Lowell Railroad OF Leverett
street. Boston. The damage to the building
is about So 900. The loss on the contents
comprising large amount of general mer-
chandise. is roughly estimated at about $50,
900.
IL 10 reported from various sources that
President Carnot will form outside of Par
lament q Cabinet of Afairs, relying mainly
on the Senate as his bulwark against the
Chamber of Deputies
Patrick Cassidy went into the Cocheco
mills, Dover. N. H, and demanded money
of his wife. She refused and he
struck her with q cane, knocked her down,
stabbed her tsice in the head. once in the
side. and robbed her of s22.
At about ten O'Clock Tuesday forenoon a
FIRE broke out in the Wholesale tailors trim
mings establishment of Rudolph Blanken-
burg. No. Is Bank street. solid six story
structure extending from Bank to Strawberry
streets. Loss $500. 900.
The Savannah river rose to the height of
50 feet Yesterday. Many portions of Sxvan-
nah lying near the river are submerged.
The machine shops. round house and car
shops of the Big Four railroad. Cincinnati
we're destroyed by fire between three and
four o'clock Tuesday morning. Loss 5000
600
The two year old son of Leonard Whiting
at Meredith Centre, n. H., fell into pail of
hoilinu water Sunday and diel last night
from the injuries.
One hundred pounds of nitro glycerine
exploded ct the quarries Of the Bellefonte,
Pa, Furnace Co. Tuesday. doing great dam
age to surrounding property. No one was
killed.
Henry s. Marsh, proprietor Of the Arno
Hotel in New York, died Tuesday. aged IS,
of Brigh,'s disease He was a cousin Of
the late Horstio Seymour.
II 10 officially denied that King Milan in
tends - be Gro vned in June 1t the consular
reception at Nisch. The King is reported to
have said; II am the symbol of the post of
Serria. Its future, nay, its present. belongs
to my SON.
At Broo klyn, n. Y, James Fl. PsttinEer's
residence, Park place, was Quilted by FIRE last
night. Loss to house. valuable furniture
and paintings. $50. 600; incurred for els 900
There 10 5 repor, that = Grand Trunk
passenger train vsst through the Belveit
bridge, Que. about midnight Monday and
many passengers pere injured. Definite in
formatio Las not been received.
At Columbus. o., Ohien's saw factory was
burned Tuesday night. Loss o. 600; fully
insured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-20

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s~r Thomas. Tiiton, Turner Tyler Sic<esy. warren
Of Cassfne, Weed, Wentworth, Wheeler. Wlbar
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land Winter, wiswsfi--E.
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Of Perkins, Fox. Franz, Hamilton, Harrington
Hfehborn, Jordan Of WalfhAr, NeGaoe, Merrill
NIehaad MSuison Of Par.onsheld, lash. NeHiley
Pendlston, Record smith, Whiften Of Lee. -.
So the bill vss passed to be engrossed.
On motion Of Mr.. Green Of Portland,
Adjourned.