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fab | 9sren % bolOt pua at reparsre en-
y,h.. h..Y,

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liben aiole.
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iuelseoe ben fore Bump, iom fom pp |
palien paa bam Os forisste at fortiatte,
men Stemmen BRAT for bam, os ban
H,ialu unber bet forsjeuss 5oriss paa
at unoertrbtfe fin Bsoaselie. Saa
reiite ban fig pluoielis os gil.
9eite bar for mango aar ffoen.
9ulosrausrleiren er nu foriuunbet, os
bare ben eniomme Optic betesner bet
Stso, buor ben ensans fanotes. Stans
lep Riuers Dor MI meo I'm Suitru os fin
msrfsieoe Batter | en- Bp | Often os
npoer sobt al ben Risoom, Tom ban
iamleoe fig paa bet mulerife Steb, Tom
M barer RaOn al gbspenne Canyon.
DIE sifteoe fig aloris, ban bapbe elFet
ben imutte rHSe Bise, iOm iab uso bans
ipse "aompasnons" Sens, ban elifece
ben lille Bise, iom leste paa bans 8ne
os lusbe fin blsbe 8ino mob bans. Do
ban bsbe. fanot be en- liben 1lot $50,
iOm ~inbebOlot en- Bapirlup. Der fob
bare: "@iuer aft NIT Stso til min
aompasnuns lille Bise." Ds DIE Ut
heim. ensans ben %rnneite ps pilhefte
blanbt @utoSrauerne | 2eiren, bleu be-
srapet lise ueo ben lille Sptte / gbsp.
enne Canyon.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30

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DIN Gteftricttet.

builfen man bastis benptttr Telefoueu?
- Smtrent $50 Nif, fra Bortlanb,
Ueaine, til Buffalo, 81. 3.
2. Suur burtis fisrer en- e~lettrii
Sernbane? Sc imaa 8osne, man
bar benpttet til at srperimentsre meb,
bar fisrt iaa burtis Tom 1 Wil / Ris
nutet; paa be elettrii,s Sporposne |
8perne fisrer man 20 Mil I 9imen.
8. Suor mango Nil Of unosrisife
&abler er I 8rus? - Mere enb 1907
600 Mil eler nOf til at saa ruaot SOrs
ben 4 @unse.
4. SuOrleSes ian man tomme til
aunbifab ON, buor en- unosrIsif Babel
er trutfet? - 8eo at ntaale ben foe ben
tilOuersbleune bele Del nsbpenbise glsf>
~tricitet.
5. Suor mango Mil 3elearaftraab
benpttes | be Sorenebe Stater? -
Were enb en- Wilion eler moi til at aaa
runot Sorben 40 @ause.
6. Suor mango 9%elesrammer fan
ieubes iamtiois Ouer en- 7elssroHinjel
- Sire.
Z. Suilfe er be f~iernsit fra binanben
lissenoe Steber, bporimsllPm NJ Tan
ienoe ct Telegram? - 8ritif golums
bia os gap 3salanb, Oosr Gmerita os
europa.
s. Suor mango Nil 9elefontraabe
bruses / be Sorenebe Stater? - Oper
10000, bourisieunem Der fenbes
Loss, 900 Mebbelslier baslis.
9. SoOr flor 9psitprte bar bet fterte.
fte 9ps / ct 5prtaurn? - 2pist | Sprs
t~aarnet peb Sutbolm, 9anmart, bar en-
Stprfe af 2 Wiutoner alminoelise 9ps.
10. Soor mango Berioner / be Sors
eneoe Stater bar 8efieitiselie / Sor.
retninser, iom er albeles afbansiss af
@leftricltet? - autaselig 100000.
II. Suor lause tuser bet at Ienbe ct
Telegram fra Gan 5raucisco til Sona
Song? - Omtrent Is Minuter. Teles
srammet ienoes via Seem gorf, ganio,
Ben5ance, Goen, 8Ombap, Raoras,
Bsnan5 os Singapore.
II. Suor burtis tan en- 9elesraRf
arbeioe efter Wories Spfem? - San
fan t~elesrafere omtrent 40 Orb / sri.
nutet.
ID. Spor manse Teteiunsr bruses /
be 5oreneoe Slater? - Dmtrent
SOC,
IA. Suilfet arissftib er bebf ubfts,
ret msS be moberne eleftrife CpRnbel.
ier9 a~rissittbst "gbieaso", tilbss
renoe be 5Oreneoe Slater.
Is. Soab fOter sieunemfnitlis en-
Ttil al ben unoerisiits Babel uaber UT,
la%nterbauet? - Dmtrent $1,000.
16. Spor mango Wlil elsftriRe Serns
baner er | 8irtiombeb / be Joreneoe
Statsr? - Omtrent 400 Ril, %
mango Here bOloer paa at bpsses.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
Iperttsie ntenter.
On Norjf 9iaeo.S ibsf

StI ON faa Tiger Uart farsis fra pr,si,u. i,rt,n '
boiler buHOrsOsDts at s~pVerItst farU,os 5uuirot,"H
t,aH,b, al europas o. amsrttos fsrtt R~untn,r, "
rOri, 5rmtIit oil iisb, ben. as,ni,r suf,,s Opr =
Hntrtta. Cor Brts % SsttHs.iu tiINrtU uOpbol,T'oS
NATIONAL PUBLISHING co y
100 E, Adams Str. CHICAGO N
z.lb.6 q" "
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30

vt Srep.-Ssrrer u. g. Sobniou & Co.,
st Sarl. - Som en- of goers Basiaoer.r
taser leg bsrpeo GnIeourusen paa bet ben.
itslte at fat'e Dem for ben Gmiors, BE bar
ptit peo &siisn fro Susrise oper ENGLAND.
rreo Suuianliniens Sampftb til Rsp gort,
% oerfra pioere mso Ssrnbaneu I'll ct,
Yaul, % ooer ROrtbsrH gaciFc Baneu til
YortlaHo. Seq pil ipsci.lt frsmbeos be
fore Sorosls Deb u. g. Sosnion & Cos
aneteosnarpareuoe Gsenter. iom nso,r %
fsrft I Wsp gori, osrnaa I Chicago, ct.
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tfen'n'elissteost, iom bette Euialoe bar
SortlaHo. De oil sisrs mig en- 9leusIe use
at bstleHetslpre bette Brsu for G~lmenbeosn.
Gsrss 9rbsoise
slo4 souiia Sobansion
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
Suit paa,

at Tortbern Yactfe 9anen er De-,
nssIe Baue, iom beforcrer BasiO9erer meS
oirette Sraiu uoeu Smbptte I'll ooennruut,
Steoer. Vile pore Basia9erer bar fri afbs,
npitelie Of Rolontft Suueuosue for belle R,s
fen fra gbtcugo, ct. Baul eler aRinneopols
liant Rettigbeo til at ftoppe oper 10 Roo,
uaa aIe Srationer I Bafbtustou Ssrrtturb
8erioner, Der oil ieaoe efter 5amilier, gu.
itrusr o. 8sru oil ultio finoe bet til olsi,s
5oroel at uisisre BiIettisbet meo u8, bo bi
aItio ienoer en- al bore Solf meo for at h
Dem paa bet rette Sraiu, 9Gde oeres Buo.
gage o9 eners sua Dem ttlbaauoe p1a bsohs
Wuaoe iumt reIeruere COB Blaos for BEN
Sosepo9uer.
ReiieHoe bsr osiaa erinore. at ot buIoer
zone 8ontorer os eaet Berionule , Spo.
fame Saas, Tacoma og Yortlano,
Door al multg Nsitrtance oil blipe poet pore
BaS'aserer Deo NntOmiten, ,anpel Gauois.
lere lOm Nrbetoere. Vile Breue ON Yanb,
AlbeinStrOfit og SUrboloe be,pures hurtiat
'9 tulnft9not9t. Btnn benueno:r fig I'll
u. g. Sobnion & &c.,
General Land and Emigration Agents.
Cor Bird II Sibley Str 8, ST. PAUL. MINI
300 Washington Ave. s., Minneapolis, MIN
40 Z. Kinzie Str, Chicago, Ill.
5 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
10 Is In N. P. +. r.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-30
ExkursiOner
- I'll -
Pacific -Kysten,
Rsataaa, Saabo, Dafbtnstoa

Rsiienbe iuobpces I'll at lutte fig til en- Of
bore iiorurtsoe usentlise gIturfioner I'll q.
lenn, SpOtuue Sails, Seattle, Tacoma. Bon
lamb os ole andre Steber paa Stiuebuua
Rpiten.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

The advancing tide Of prosperity which
has set in throughout the South is being
understood and appreciated at the North.
The people on the other side OF the line
begin to sec clearly that the South is be-
coming a strong rival in many walks oil
industrial life, and that commercial energy
is in full blast. The Herald recognizes
these things rs accomplished, and moral
ICES over them as follow: "Ailairs have
prospeied with our neighbors. They are
in a blaze of ambitious excitement All
sorts of projects are on foot, and in the
keen eye there is look Of avarice which
only dollars can satisfy. They say they
have as marketable timber as Michigan;
that they don't propose to allow the Lowell
mills to absorb the profits Of the cotton
crop; and, lastly. that tho Pennsylya-
MIA iron men will have TO keep on the
keen jump or they will be undorsold by
Alabama. Altogether it isa very pretty
fight Just a handsome wrestling match
between two well equipped competitors
| II makes one want TO dye his hair order
to look young, for during the next thirty
or forty years it will be verypleasaut sport
to sit on the fence aud watch the progress
OF events" The South being th,
most favored section Of the country
by nature, its advance is irreslst
ible and during the next thirty or fort.
years, the man "sitting on the ionc
and watching the progress OF events" will
behold the South the richest and mos
prosperous portion Of the United States
and still further on in years, when tn
North is in its slow decadcnco, the soutI
will be in tho full bloom Of its phenomena
, advancement.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
IIeno, nrnher. in se..lon.

NEw YonK, May 22.-The American
Ticket Brokers Association begun its an
nual convention proceedings shortly after
noon today at the Grand Central Hotel.
There we're fully 100 delegates present from
all parts OF the country. AT ii O'Clock the
Executive Committee held a session at
which the days work Of the gathering
was mapped out Tho convention will
last Tor nj least two days. Tomorrow night
banquet will be enjoyed at the hotel TO
which all the leading railroad officials OF
this city aud vicinity will be invited aud
nj which an informal general discussion
ON the subject OF ticket brokerage will be
INDUCED in.
President McCnry called the conyen-
/ ton 10 order at | o'clock this afternoon
and read his annual address.
lie called attention TO the fact that the
eteat railroad corporations had been. for
| the past few months ondeayoring TO have
/ the business OF the members OF the ass0.
citation branded a. illcgilimaie. These
marna,cs. he said, had by every means In
their mower tried 10 have laws passed by
the different Legislatures, declaring the
business illegal. but they slgnally lailed.
| lie hoped that the members OF the associa-
ton would stick together aud assert their
rights rs American citizens. Tho small
railroads. ha said, principally depended
ON the ticket brokers for subsistence, aud
that was the reason why the largo railroads
wished TO destroy tho business OF the
brokers.
The report OF the Executive Committee
dealt mainly with what was termed the
pcr-ecution 10 which members OF the ~
sociation were subjected during the pas
year.
The following are extracts from the 10
port ~ ii. a..
enormous amount Of persecution the asso
citation has successfully withstcod. Pcfse
cntcd openly aud In secret, In the name
of great and powerful monopolies, In th'
halls OF Legislatures, through the Inter
state Commerce Commission, IN print an'
In specch, in anonymous scrccds, IN wor'
and In action. Our occupation has bcei
maliqncd, scandalizcd and misrcprcscntc'
charged with conspiracy, with crime
with fraud aud with oil that u evil. 1871
the public has been our ally aud truth an
honest dealing our only weapons, and v
stand today vclon upon hard Tough
, fields
"Tho supreme punitive power oil the a.
ISOLATION has been brought 10 bear on nv
, members, namely Horton J. hoc, OF Al
, land. Wis; PEBBLES BrUs., OF Ogden, Uial
, J. T.. Garland, Of san Francisco. n.
/, Barrett, Of Fort Wayne, Ind, and u.
, Einstcin, OF Savannah, Ga, and they nay
/ been expelled from membership ~
previous records OF these parties borc "
, required tosis-thcir references coroo'
rated that test, aud their early careers
members were ooniirmatory OF Dotn, ne
displaced their membership thcy nay
paid the penalty; they have been cast o.
!, aud the laws have been vindica'eu'
q The report was adopted. 80.
4 After several communications hau " 4
= read tho convention Adjourned uhu'
morrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
PEOPLE or NOTE.
States.

The baby King Of Spain has just cut an
other tooth.
Secretary Blaine will spend part Of the
summer at Bar llarbor.
II Is reported In London that Gen. Bou-
LANCER is suffering from diabetes.
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is still in very
poor health and does but little literary work.
State Senator Lemon, Of Pennsylvania,
mover made speech of more than hundred
words.
II Is said that Postmastcr-Gencral Wana
maker is jealous Of the growing fame of Sec
rotary Rusk.
Gov. Beaver OF Pennsylvania, will join
Senator Quay in support Of the prohibition
amendment,
DIR. Mary walRor has abodt given up all
hopes of obtaining recognition from the adj
mlnistration.
Gov Biggs, OF Delaware, owns $4,000 peach
| trees. lie recently remarked; my orchards
IN Caroline and Kent Counties, Md, were
never In better condition, and II onc-hnli
| Of the buds on them turn into peaches there
will be too many on the trees. There are
not going to be as many peaches In Delaware
aud on the Peninsula this year rs last, and
consequently those who have peaches viii
obtain better prices, though last wear was 1
very profitable season
The senior officer OF the British navy, boil
rs regards rank and age, Is Admiral Sir Prove
Wallis. who was a lieutenant on board tn
shannon when she captured the American
frigatc Chesapeake ON June |, 1873. Bot
the captain aud tho first Lieutenant havinI
been placed hors dc combat early In the en-
gagcmcnt, lac assumed the command AM
won the victory In that memorable action
Born in 1901 he isnow ninety-cight years o
age. aud although bcdridden has retained al
his mental faculties. lie holds the rank q
Admiral Of the Fleet, which Is equivalent L
that Of Field Marshal In the army, pO'
scs,c, the Grand Gross Of the Bath aud u hos
of war medals won in the numerous wars !
which lac has taken part Owing to his ca
ccplonally brilliant services lac has, not
with,tanding his great age, been retained o
: the active list Of flag officers Of the navy an
drawn his full sea pay. lie lives In a pie
mrcsquc old country house near Chchesl'
with his almost equally aged wife.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

and we beat the Madison Street Blues.
They just couldn't hit me, / hred the
curves at them so heavy" Then he began
TO read a notice which one OF the numoer
had already prepared for publication. ~
was as follows, verbatim: "Madisoh ~.
pickups beat theJ Madison st. blues thls
evening TO the STORE TO 8 to IT, mere
there was hitch, causing all the reader
companions to rush forward, put their IN
dex fingers on the figures 10 and exclaim
in chorus, THAT should be nothing
eyes, that should be nothing" accquliesced
the spokesman, and then proceeded: r.,
lie. Furguson; c., Ar. Luehrmann; D.
Foppiano, short stop; A. Musson, LIST BASE
Allen Miller, I'd base; Drew Chichester. sra
base; AID. Powell, right field Milton
Jacobs, left field; Harry Nelson, center
field"
"Wonderful game that" hoarsely whis-
pered the reporter, who sent his imaglna-
ton far down 'the dim vista oil the
future and saw these same infants drawing
salaries OF from s., 0C0 TO Sl0,OOO as pro-
fessional players. "And they just couidn !
do anything with your curves and shoots9
How many innings did you playf'
"Sevenl" came the response IN chorus;
"And the Scorpions didn't get in arunT
ayes, this time slowly and only one
voice was raiscd-"they made runs, bu
we were away ahead, and they saw We
were going to beat them ana they qult
The umpire gave us the game, 0to u
The boys then made rush for the door
reaching which they turned and com
manded that the item be published.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
BARNuMs suooEssoR.
Calvin s. Brloo Talks About tho Chair
manship OF the National Committee.

Calvin s. Brlco Talks About tho Chair
manship OF tho National Committee.
Pirrsnuuo, Pa. May 22.-Col. Calvin S.
Brice, Chairman Of the Democratic National
Executive Committee, passed through the
city today on route from New York 10
Lima, o., where he still maintains his
legal residence. although In reality he is q
resident Of New York.
Questioned with reference 10 the Chair
manship Of the National Committee, made
vacant by the death OF ex-senator Bar.
mum, aud his reported candidacy for tho
succession, Col. Bricc replied that he WIS
not a candidate for the place and had no
ambition 90 gu H. Ills business interests,
ho declared, were many aud diverse, and
are at present cnggossng his entire atlon-
ton; but some Of his friends are urging
/ him 10 stand, and what they will do when
/ the committee meets next Monday 10 elect
a chairman, he docs not know. One thing,
| however. should bc set down for GER
/ tainty, Col. nrico declared. and that h
| that there IA no contest between Senator
German aud himself for the Craftsmanship
OF the National Committee, or on any
other point, but they are In strict accord
upon all matters appeftaining 10 party
policy. In any event, the ChairmanshiT
will not entail much labor or responsibility
upon the incumbent for three years Il
| come,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
The I.a,e., reminIne Fad.

From the Detroit News
The woman who wants samples Of gentle
mems suitiings, for goodness knows what.
is the latest smnk who makes merchant.
tailors wish they were out Of business.
"Did you observe the lady who passed
out a. you came in2' asked Grand River
avenue tailor. "Wcll, she has been In
the store for over an hour aud half exc
aiming tho stock She carries away
enough samples 10 make a respectable look
ing coat. II she was the iirst ] wouldn't
mind IL, but she IA the fifth who has been
in today, aud have lost just NJ much
time in talking 10 them. ] am led TO be-
lieye when they come In that they desire
suit OF clothes Tor their husbands. They
examine closely every piece Of goods, go-
ing into rapturcs, and demanding samples
until they are given q cut Of nearly every
piece OF goods Ia the store.
Then they go out and never como back
again. They do not use the pieces Tor
crazy quilts, aud Just what they want
them lot Is n mystery. It's new wrin-
/ klc aud h getting monotonous, rs u re-
quircs considerable work 10 display goods.
not 10 say anything Of the questions that
/ must be answered 10 woman
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

Is Pennsylvania, on the 18th OF June,
the proposed amendment to the State
Constitution prohibiting the manufacture
aud sale Of intoxicating drinks will DO
voted upon by the people who are entitled
10 the franchise, the prerequisite being the
payment Of a poll tax, but this prcrcqui'
site TO voting Is also an issue, another pro-
posed amendment 10 the Constitution 10
be- voted upon ON the same day being the
repeal or adjustment Of the poll tax. Un-
der the present law many residents Of ih,
state allowed themselves 10 DO disirpn'
ehiscd rather than pay the tax, and Office
seekers found Il rather costly TO pay u
many poll taxes In order TO secure votes
The politicians Who arc a'piranis to Office
now seek 10 have the pool tax abolished
but whether the people will sustain ihei
selfish ylows remains 10 be seen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

Is the Parncl Commission case VIM.
O'Grien, In his testimony, drew clear
distinction between the League and secret
societies. Tho League was founded 10 OPP
pose q secret landlord combination, which
had a capital Of cl,OOO,0OO, to carry out
evctions in Ireland by the wholesale aud
TO plant colonies OF tenants from other
countries. The League was opposed to
outrage and had no connection with dyna-
miters or excessive boycotting There is
difference between criminalily aud illc-
gality," said Mr.. O'Bricn; "ior the former
the Irish have an earnest, healthy rcpul-
sion; but IN to illcgalty meaning irrovcr'
oncc Tor the law rs law -illcgality is bred in
rs. For English law in lrolanl, the Irish
people have healthy rcpusnancc and
dcscrycdly 80, because English law as
enforced in Ireland Is but another name
Tor oppression aud inhumanity, aud Is the
very opposite OF justice. II does not, 10y
any means, come up TO law as defined by
| BlnclS,lonc-"a rule Of action prescribing
what is right and prohibiting what is
wrong" Anything that two resident Mag
islralcs say is law is law-so that II Is an
impossibility to know what Is legal an(
what Is Illegal in that unhappy land. Iht
isa terrible and truthful picture OF mingoy
eminent In the nineteenth century.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

that those OF the crew who were asleep on
the lower deck Of the Inflated boat never
saw the light Of day. The surprising
feature was that the uninjured vessel
never stopped to lend aid or to inquire
into the condition OF those people whom
il had viclimized. Added to this, the
Canadians on shore refused to give refresh.
ments or offer hospitality to the ship
wrecked seamen. 1t is astonishing that
people who live in such close proximity TO
the United States have not learned some
lessons in common humanity. Such q
thing could not have occurred in the
States,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
NEWS FROM JAPAN.

A Strange INSTRUMENTATION Severely
Punished-count Bismarck Honored.
SAN FRAScIsco, CAL, May 22.-The
Occidental & Oriental Company's steam
ship Belgic arrived yesterday, bringing
Chinese and japanese adyices to May 2.
The Japan Mad, newspaper, states that
an earthquake OF the most unusual char
acler was recorded at 2;07 o'clock pm,
April lS in Seismological Observatory oil
the Imperial University at Toxic. The
popularity OF the phenomenon lay, not in
It's violence, but in the extreme sowness
OF its oscillation, II taking from four TO
seven seconds 10 complete one forth and
back motion, chiefly in horizontal plane
living south and north. There were u few
vertical motions, however. OF equally slow
periods. The phenomenon lasted ten min
utes and thirty-six seconds, no damage
| being done rs yet reported.
Yokohama newspapers give an account
| of the severe punishment OF two japanese
| journalists who published, with sketch,
a new liberal constitution picture OF q
skeleton on the Emperor's throne. One
was sentenced To three years imprison
ment aud fined, while the other received
one year in prison and was fined.
Count Herbert Bismarck Is 10 receive
the japanese decoration OF tho First Orde
OF Merit and Grand Order OF Rising Sun
for his services In the treaty revision an'
engagement Of imperial advisors.
Heavy floods have done great damage
in several provinces and IN the city q
| Il intn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
COTTON.

Cotton receipts yesterday were but lbS
bales, the total receipts since september !
being 70i, 007 bales. Cotton comes in slowly
and the season is rapidly drawing toa close
M Ear ~ the Memphis district Is concerned
The receipts by river were los bales, leaving
receipts by rail a bales The market closed
steady. the sales being 600 bales exporter
taking 80 and spinner, the remainder Al
New Orleans the spot market closed steady
but futures declined Ito points, closing
quiet Liverpool was quiet and steady
futurcd advancing / point AZ New York
spots closed firm, with futures declining to
q points
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
NEGROES uRoE REBELLION
on Account OF the Killing OF a Would
30 Rapist.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
BinuigOuAN, Ala, May 2s.-Thorc Is
considerable excitement in the ncighbor-
hood in which the negro Dixon was killed
yesterday boy Treasurer Hickman. Some
Of the negroes say an innocent man was
murdered and have been urging the
blacks ON TO rebellion. Threats have
been made against the lives Of the llaw.
kins boys. Warrants were today sworn
out against tho leaders OF the gang, charg.
Ing them with trying 10 excite strife, and
the deputies are alter the rascals.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
T.,ne..ec.. Isoh I.nosr.

frum the obion bcmuefai
Every time We visit another section oil
the State wo are more fully infused with
the superior advantages Of obon County.
The writer has visited every county In
Tennessee, and gives Il as an honest
opinion that Obion is superior 10 any
county In the State; few counties IN tho
middle division are more improved aud
developed, but for natural richness aud
advantages Obion stands at the head Of
the list. Local pride and Ignorance OF
Obions qualities will cause many TO dis
pute this assertion, but We know u 70 DO
| a fact. Obion IL Tennessoc's koht'noor
/ In hor diadsfn of couniics