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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-25
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
ElOR SALE-FlFTH AVENUE PR0PERTY-A
IL choice piece near new Court House. Call at
the office for full particulars. BLACK & BAIRD.
95 Fourth ave. ap23-S5
EOR SALE-ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.-HOTELS,
T. boarding houses cottages, lots and bath
real estate agents, Real Estate and Law Building,
Atlantic City. N. j.. ap5-9-D
TOR SALE-S4 5OO-CHEAPEST PROPERTY
Il in the market, consisting of lots and Shouses;
per cent investment; must be sold soon. SPEN-
GER CLOSER. 4l9 Smithfeld st. ap23-66
FOR sALE-oR EXCHANGE-THOsE BEAU
H T1FUL grounds known as '.Neshannock Falls
easy access to city; picnics held daily during sum-
mer season; very attractive for summer boarders:
fine buildings and drives; splendid boating and
fishing; very cheap and paying investment to
the right party. GRABBING & LYON, 135
Fourth ave-. ap25l3-Thssu
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T,OR sALE-MANUFACTURIN SITE OF 10
Il acres; price low; Salt Works statiin; 'front.'
ing the Monongahela river and the b. & y. r. X.
Full Information from w. A. HEBRON SONS,
No. 50 Fourth ave. ap17-S0-l7, %, Is, 28
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-25

EoR SALE ON FIFTH AVENUE NEAR
Il O'Hara st., E. E., lot 56x220 to a street.
brick house of rooms, bath room and pantry,
basement laundry and cellar hall in center of the
house, large front and back porches, natural gas.
ETC.; elegant neighborhood; about min. walk
from Roup sta. and on line of Fifth ave. cable
stable on rear of lot; SlO 900 for ALL S. 500
for house and lot; ITO #. deep. THOS. L1GGETr,
ia Fourth ave. ap21-20-MTuThFssu
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suhnrhnn Residence..

TdOR SALE-NEW HOUSE, SIX ROOMS, AT
I TIC and hall, heating and Illuminating gas.
chandeliers, slate mantels, tile hearths, water in
kitchen, large porch. river view. SAMUEL
SLEETH, Avalon station, Ft. Wayne Road.
INOR SALE-s75 CASH, BALANCE SIS MONTH
Il LY, buys new brick dwelling, rooms,
porches, gas water, etc. lot ISxl00; price. = 100;
Lillian St., adjoining Beltzhoover borough.
ALLIES q BAILEY, 164 Fourth ave. TEL 167.
ap20-94
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-25

PITTsBURG, Pa. April Y, 1889.
CEALED PROPOSALS W ILL B E r E
- CEIVED at the office of the City Con-
troller until Thursday. May 2, A. D. 1889, at 2
P. M, for the following, viz:
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Manufacturing sites.

THOR SALE-LOT. SHARPsBURG. 100 FIT. ON
1 Seventh st. and W. Z. r. r.: good manu-
featuring site. 1. j. WILSON, 149 Fourth ave.
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TNOR SALE-QUEEN ANNE FRAME DWELL
IL ING, close to Pennsylvania Railroad, ON
phalt paved St, 10 rooms, reception hall, bay win
glass windows, china closet, range, bath, inside
VIC, laundry with stationary tubs slate mantels,
furnace, natural gas, complete sewerage, flag
stone sidewalks, large lot, 56x00 feet; terms, 81 600
cash; balance to suit buyer. BLACK & BAIRD, 90
Fourth ave. ap23-s4-D
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D,UR SALE-A HANDSOME EAST END
Il stone residence. carriage, porch, hardwood
bath, 10 elegant large rooms: all the latest inn
provements and conveniences: asphalt paved
Streets good location and near z. X. R.. for fur
ther pal ticulars call at Office. BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourth ave. ap23-S3
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Anerhenx Reaidencea.

ENOR RSALE-HANDSOME MODERN HOUSE,
II all conveniences and large lot, choice loca-
tion, Bidwell street, Allegheny; low. price;
ap9-46-TTS
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Horse.. vehicle.. Dive stock. &c.
TO LET.
ltY Residenc

TTyO LET-NEw sEvEN-RoOMED HOUSE
Il yl6. J. w. LOWRY, Ridge St, near Thirty
third st. ap23-A
mo LET-CoTrAGE HOUSE ON MT: WASH
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TUJO LET-OUR 'sTO LET'' LIST AS HERETO
i FORE issued from our ONCE, is now pub
lished every Wednesday (without expense TO land
lords) in The Dispatch only. SAMUEL W.
BLACK & CO.. 80 Fourth ave. aD3-SS-MTwTF
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PERSONAL.

DERsON AL-BOoKs WANTED-IF You
Il have one book worth 10 cents, or library
worth q, 600, let us know: we will buy one as
quickly as the other. LEWIS BOOK STORE,
Seventh Ave. Hotel building. fe20
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TNOR SALES LICENSED HOTELS, ONE IN
il Beaver county. one in Lawrence county and
in Ohio; the above hotels are centrally located
and on line of railroad; prices from s. 0OO g. OO0
For particulars call or address THOS. LIG GETT,
ia Fourth ave. ap25-I-TTssu
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T OST-LADY'S SILVER WATCH AND
IL chain. Suitable reward by addressing
WATCH Dispatch office. ap25-6
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East End Residences.

YTIO LET-NO. 21s COLTART SQUARE. OAK
4 LAND; new house rooms, latest style,
thoroughly convenienced; two squares from cable
cars: location and surroundings hrst-class. w.
A. HEBRON & SONS, No. 80 Fourth ave.
ap17-S0-17, %, Is, 2S
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T1OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL ROUP STREET
IL residence, containing nine elegantly papered
rooms, four of which are on first floor (parlor,
library, dining room, kitchen) hall, bath, laundry,
natural gas, all modern cOnveniences, large lot.
This fine home is of the most desirable locations
avenue cable cars and will be sold chean AZ owner
isleaving the city. BLACK q BAIRD, s5 Fourth
ave, an19- -26-TwTFS
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TOR SALE-20O FINE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Lincoln avenue borough of West Bellevue,
only minutes walk from Avalon station, p. Ft.
W. & G. r. r., and 10 minutes ride from city, on
line of projected electric road; price from 800 to
$500 each; terms, $c5 cash, balance in monthly
payments, without interest. GRABBING &
LYON, 135 Fourth avenue. ap25-l2
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ITO LET-RESIDENCE OF TEN ROOMS WITH
Il twelve acres of good land at Edgeworth sta
tion Sewickley; would make delightful summer
resort. Inquire of l. NJ. PENNOCK & SON.
ap25-30-EOD
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
she Had Better suicide.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May ls.-The investiga-
ton into the condition of the Cook County
Insane Asylum was continued in the
County Court this afternoon. Mrs. DIR.
Alexander, OF the asylum medical staff,
was the chief witness She testified rs {
the political influence in the institution,
and the advisability Of having II and the
poor-house contiguous. "Dr. Alexander"
said the court, 'if a woman were to be de-
clared insane in this court now, what doyou
think would be the best thing the court
could do with her il there was no other
institution where she could be sent?"
al think her friends should be advised
10 care for her."
"If she was homicidal or suicidal"
Nevertheless, | should say the same.
II she should commit suicide she would be
better of than TO 90 there"
After some further testimony in which
nothing new was developed. the court ad-
iourned,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
THE wILD-EYED MAN.
he is Abroad and Thinks People Are
Trying to Murder Him.

he is Abroad and Thinks People Are
Trying to Murder Him.
The wild.eyed man was abroad last
night.
lie stood out in front OF the Duffy Hotel
for long time peerng up and down the
street and around the corners.
Finally he burst into the hotel and APP
preached the night clerk in mortal terror,
saying that he dare not 60 out.
"There are two men over on that corner
waiting to murder me il go out" said he,
'and there are two men on that corner
who want to murder me. ] dare not go
out; they'll kill me'' and he glared at the
clerk wildly.
"You had better 90 on home" said the
clerk; "thcre is no one going to bother
you. Go on home"
Eyes there are. Two men on each cor
ner going TO murder me ii dare put my
foot out--they're laying for you, too, and
they'll murder you, tool" he shrieked, ap.
preaching the clerk with outstretched
arms. They're after you now, and they'll
murder you See theml That fellow with
the dagger and the pistol? That's for you'
The clerk induced him to leave the house
and go home. lie went out, and after O
while showed up at the station-houso ask
ing protection from some one whom he
claimed was breaking into his room and
trying to murder him. He was quoted
and sent home.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
COMING CAPITALISTS.
Boston Men of Wealth En- Route to
Denison, Tex.

Boston Men of Wealth En- Route to
Denison, Tex.
One hundred and fifty Boston capitalists
will spend few hours in Memphis next
Wednesday,
So runs the Information received yes
terday by Mr.. ii. d. Wilson, passenger
and ticket agent OF the Iron Mountain
Railroad.
The party is not approaching to take
charge OF Memphis unless the citizens
make 1t 80 pleasant for the members that
they cannot get away. The stopover will
merely be to make transfer from one
road to another and regulate the time OF
the special train on which the trip is being
made, so as not to conflict with the regular
trains. The objective point OF the capital
lists is Denison, Tex, where they have
large interests. Mr.. G. X. Delahanty,
Eastern passenger agent OF the Missouri
Pacific road, is in charge OF the party at
present, will land 1t at Memphis, then re-
sign the responsibility to Mr.. John O..
Louis Mr.. Wilson will, II possible, in
duce the men OF surplus wealth to stop
OF in Memphis several hours on their re-
turn. The party is aboard special train,
which will arrive over the Memphis 4
Charleston road about noon "Wednesday,
and depart over the Iron Mountain about
o'clock pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
He and an Armed Party Are Sur
rounded BY Determined Men.
An Attack Is Made on the House.
But Nobody Hurt.
snooInl nI.nnlch 10 rhe Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
FoRREsr CRY. Ark, May lS.-Our
quiet city was Mortified at 2'lO o'clock
this afternoon by the most terrible trag-
edy in the history OF the county. resulting
in the death OF three good citizens. For
several days past excitement has been
high over the school election, and A. NJ.
Nicely and q. W. Ingram both colorcd)
have been making incendiary speeches
advocating the ousting of the whites from
the control Of school affairs. Nicely has
been disturbing element in the politics
Of this county for some time, having al
most absolute control OF the negroes. To.
day large crowd assembled at the juno.
ton OF Washington and Front Streets In
the vicinity OF the polls. The exact origin
Of tho trouble cannot, in consequence OF
the terrible excitement be ascertaincd at
present.
As near rs can be learned, It seems
nicely had fight with a white man, and
was knocked down by a by.slander. lie
then ran to Capt. John Parham lor protec.
ton. Marshal Folbrc inlcricrod and com.
manded peace. Thomas II. rarham, son
Of John Parham, heard the disturbance
and came running down stairs from the
County Clerks Office, whore lac was om-
ployed as deputy, with pistol In his
hand. lie saw the Marshal aud his father
in close proximity TO each other, talking
oxctedly, raised the pistol aud fired, the
ball striking Folbrc in the back OF the
head. In falling Folbre raised his pistol
and fired two shoIs. Tom Parham fell
morlally wounded aud died In short
time, falling 10 the sidewalk. sheriff ID.
NJ. Wilson came running 10 the scene
when a stray bullet struck him. piercing
his heart, killing him Instantly. Ills only
words we're III am dead man." II is
supposed ball from Neclys pistol killed
Sheriff Wilson.
Capt John Parham is thought TO DO
wounded, but refuses to allow the wound
20 be examined. ayilson and Parham are
what Is known Us Fusionis,s Thus three
OF the best men In the country were seen
lying murdered upon thes,recl att same
time. The cries Of the afflicted families
werc hcan-rcndcring Ladies' from ever,
portion Of town rushing through the street,
searching for husbands OF brothers.
q. W. Ingram, Coroner OF the county
was waited on by the citizens this after
noon and invited 10 leave town. which h
did on the o'clock train. Nicely and
few companions are In building OF
Washington street, surrounded by arme'
men. The people are mad with excite
mont, horror aud indignation, and hol'
Nicely responsible for the whole trouble
Everybody able 10 bear arms has been Of
duty since the trouble, and the town
being pairollcd tonight by armed me-
under the supervision OF Col V. b. lzari
who was this evening, by vine, appoinic
Sheriff by Gov. Eagle.
While an attack upon the town may n,
transpire, yet il Is thought best 10 be pr,
pared. The awful calamity has cast a pa
OF the deepest gloom over the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED.
The Farmers Exchange WIN Now Soor
BIO Ready for Business.

The Farmers Exchange VIII Now Soon
DO Ready for Business.
About fifty members OF the Farmers
Exchange assembled yesterday morning,
as per agreement, to adopt a constitution
and bylaws.
President r. d. Goodwin was in tho
chair.
The constitution and bylaws were read
in their entirety, then section by section,
and then adopted with but few amend
menis.
Upon motion the treasurer, who Is 10 be
elected by the Board Of Directors, Is re-
quired at every regular meeting OF the ex-
change TO make full report Of the inan-
cial condition OF the concern.
Upon motion the secretary and treasurer
are required 10 give suitable bond In sums
TO be fixed by the Board Of Directors
Upon motion IL was decided 10 have q
membership TO DO known as auxiliary
members, consisting Of two classes-A ans
B-composed Of boys up 10 sixteen years
OF age, who shall pay dues in amount oil
Sl.20. Glass "B" TO be composed Of young
men from sixteen 10 twenty-onc years oil
age, who shall pay dues in amount s..
/ Neither Of said classes OF auxiliary mem.
ber shall have the privilege Of a ballot.
Parties eligible 10 membership under
Glass "B'' shall at their election, on COM
plianco with the terms therefor, be eligible
10 full membership with the right OF
ballot and all other privileges connected
Herewith.
Il was decided for the present, that th,
| secretary be tho only salaried officer con.
nectcd with the Exchange. The amount
Of his compensation 10 DO fixed by the
Board OF Directors.
A meeting Of the Board Of Directors will
occur on tho first Tuesday Of every month
Tho time fixed for the regular meeting o.
all the members OF the Exchange Is on the
iirit Tuesday Of May.
The meeting adjourned TO meet again,
subject TO call Of president under by Jaw
adopted.
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auofher Areoun,.

Ere-nl Dispatch N The Appeal.
HrlENA. Ark, May lS-Priya,o al.
vices tell OF very deadly and extensive
rot that occurred this evening at . O'Clock
81 Forrest City. which resulted In the
death u three prominent citizcns aud will
probably result In the death VI two Others
Today was election day for school Trustees
gll oyyf ,hc State. For some tune there
was bad Telling among the voters OF 81.
Francis County, which eliminated In the
riot today Il seems tia, while the eloc.
ton vas In progress A. NJ. Nicely. n col.
orcd politician aud the nominee ui the State
Central Republican Committee Tor Register
Tor the land Office at Little Rock, got into
a struggle with a prominent white citizen
OF Forrest City over the posscsio Of o
small cane that thc gentleman was carry
Ing. Nicely broke away from ihc white
man and tore down TIE Hfcci In the Al.
Teclion Of John Parhlm, an cx si1un OF
the county, apparently Tor protection.
when Immediately twenty shots were nrrd
ut Nicely, and u Is not known
whether lie was shot or not. but II be
was not he had miraculous escape
During the shooting thcro was d
general iusiladc, and alter the smoke lad
cleared away Il was found that NJ. Thoma,
pmham, the son OF the cx Sheriff. wa
killed; also ID. NJ. Wilson, tho present
Sheriff Of the county, was found dead will
wounds In bis head. Wilson died within
ono minute after he was sho, aud parham
In about five minutes. The CITY Mlml al
Frank folbrc, was also shot Ia the u a
and u not expected 10 survive his wound
lie was shot by young pafhlm
and II Ia thought Parham was kilc
by the City Marshal. Nicely. NJ ih
beginning OF the shooting took refuge Z
The old Advocate Office aud was reinforce
by many other armed negroes, and ir1l
last reports was surroun led by quite
number Of armed and Infatuated men.
u not known what the outcome will b
Everything IL now quiet and tho either
are fully armed. What the result Of u
siege on Nicely will bc cannot be ioroiol
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
ONLY A PEACEMAKER.
Mrs. Hurts Connection With the Brit
tingham Shooting Friday.

Mrs. Hurts Connection With the Brit
tingham Shooting Friday.
Mrs. Ida Hurt thus explains her con-
nection with the Birmingham shooting
affair Friday;
She lives next door TO the Drifting
hams, an alley intervening. She had &C.
casion TO whip one OF her children and
sent her seven year old boy for a switch,
which, in getting he climbed tree stand
ing by the alley fence; that as soon as he
was seen there by the Birmingham chill
dren they attacked him with a hammer
and brickbats; that she came out and told
them 10 dcsist, and they walked of and
she went back into the house, but as soon
as her boy had alghted from the tree the
Birmingham children jerked the switch
out Of his hand and broke II up. The
boy then threw brickbat into Britting-
hams house, for WHICH she punished him
severely; that the next day Birmingham
came over 10 her house and cursed and
abused her outrageously, and that she
told her brother, Richard Walton, about
II, who attacked Birmingham.
Mrs. Hurt states further that she took
no active part in the difficulty at all and
was there simply as peacomaker and
did alLin her power TO stop the disturb
ancc,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
IT'S ALL BosH.
There viii be No Consolidation OF Big
Mining Corporations.

There viii be No Consolidation OF Big
Mining Corporations.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, May 1s.-Ex-Gov.
John Q. Brown, president OF the Tennes-
see Coal, Iron and Railway Company, was
interviewed today concerning the report
to the effect that syndicate is being
formed to include tie Tennessee Coal,
Iron and Railway Company, the sloss
Iron and Steel Company, the Pioneer
Mining end Manufacturing Company, the
Eureka Furnace Company, the Debardel-
chen Coal and Iron Company, the Besse-
mer Coal and Steel Company and the
birmingham Mining and Manufacturing
Company. Gov. Brown said: "Tbere il
not word OF truth in the matter so far as
the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad
Company is concerned, and i do not be-
lieve there is any truth at all in it. Our
Executive Committee held meeting yes
terday, which some OF our New York
people attended, and the subject was moi
broached
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
Unable 90 AKreo ON n Wan.

CmcAoo, Ill. May lS-When the United
States Court was opened this morning 1t
was found that the attorneys representing
tho various parties In interest in the appli.
cation for receiver for the Chicago &
Atlantic Railroad Company had been I'M
able 10 agree upon man for the place.
Judge Gresham then suggested that MIR.
Volnoy Malott. vicc.prcsident and general
manager OF the Union Railway, Of Indian
apolis, would be asuiiable person. The sug-
gcstion vas accepted by all concerned. lie
was therefore appointed, and at once iilcd
his official bond a. receiver.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

PrrsnuRo, Ia, May is.-Tho action Of
Carnegie & Co. Ia presenting a sliding scale
to their employees at tho Homestead plant
which reduces wages 20 per cent. in the
face Of the announcement that the men
would demand an advance, took the latter
by surprise today. The now scale, which
does not 90 into effect until July l, will be
officially considered by the men on sun.
day at the joint meeting OF the six lodges
OF the Amalgamated Associations now or
ganizcd at that place. Tho men believe
that the firm has presented extreme figures,
aud Is prepared TO conccdo a portion Of
the reduction announced today. They
say. however, that Il is probable that a
settlement may not be arrived ut until
after strike Is declared. The firm how
ever, insist that the wages offered accord
ing TO the new scale are final. that the
figures were arrived at after mature dclib-
Grafton, and that there will be no compro-
mise.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
VIOLENT WIND STORM.

A Rafting OF Signs. Awnings. Etc, at
Helena.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
6slIELKSA, Ark, May ls.-Last night
this city and county were visited by one
Of tho most violent Of wind storms. II
sprung up between IL and l o'clock and
lasted a considerable time. II blew from
the northwest and was interspersed with
rain. Quite number OF signs and tin
awnings and few frame outhouses were
blown down In the city. In the western
part OF the county the storm was more
severe than in this vicinity, there being,
in addition TO the wind, quito q fall OF
hail. Trees, two and three feet in diam
cter, were blown up by the roots and
blown some distance. There has been nc
report OF any fatality.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19

FLIS-, Mich, May is.-DG W. II.
Scott, Of South Grand Blanc, who Is
charged with killing his vile about two
weeks ago 10y forcibly administering chic.
roiorm, Is still undergoing examination In
the JUSTICES Court Tho case is progress
ing very slowly and tho witnesses do not
seem TO have very clear ideas Of wha,
they know or Jaw In connection with the
ease. Dr. Scott behaves very we'll under
the ordeal. There Is a strong feeling oI
prejudice against him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
Mississippi Teacher.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
water VALLEY, Miss, May lS-The
Northwestern Teachers Association will
meet In this city July 3, and 5, and an
excellent program has been published by
the Executive Committee, In which some
OF the most distinguished educators In tho
State will take part. Teachers expecting
TO attend should send their names 10 Prof.
Frank r. Elliott, Of this city, At once, NO
as to give him ample time TO provide for
their comfort.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
A small niot nj TrinI,y, Ia.

Nrw oRLE,Ss, May ls.-Tho Tina
Daocrdfs Na,ehcz, Miss, special says
From news received hero today the shoot
ing which occurred at Trinity, La, about
week ago, In which w. A. fighlman
shot man named Dickcrson, who has
since died, eliminated last night In a very
serious affair ut llanisonburg, whore
Fighlman was confined In the Parish Jail.
Quito a large party Of men were intent on
taking Fighlman from Jail aud lynching
him. Tho sheriff summoned posse who
determined to defend the prisoner. Some
thirty shots were exchanged by the ~.
spcciiyc parties, but only one man wa
wounded, young man named Co.'S, from
TrOyyillc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-19
ANNIVERSARY ExERcIsEs.

sixth Year OF the Young Mons Christian
Association.
The sixth anniversary Of tho Young
Mons Christian Association will DO held
in the Central Methodist Church Tues.
day evening May q, at o'clock. Tho
anniversary address will be delivered by
tho Rev. Eugene Daniel, pastor First
Presbyterian Church. Tho musical por-
ton OF the program will be under the III.
rcciion OF Prof. Wright, and will be Of tho
highest order. Printed reports will bc
given 10 those who attend. which can be
read At leisure, thus doing away with long
verbal reports. No collection will DO
taken NJ. Everybody invited to attend.