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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
JACKSON lMIssl pRonIBIrIoNIsrs.
An Address TO the Public, Warning Them
OF the Negro Vote.

An Address 20 the Public, Warning Them
OF the Negro Vote.
Special Dispatch To The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss. Feb. The Prohibition
executive committee today issued an al
dress to the voters of Kinds County, call.
inc their attention 10 the election OF next
Tuesday The address contends that tho
prohibition Of the past two years has been
II great success. Among other benefits
claimed are that taxes have been reduced,
the public school term increased from four
TO six months in the year, crime and law
lCssnoss have boon reduced to the mimi
mum, aud the expense OF our Circuit
Court reduced $1,000 To $1,000 per year.
The address states that IL il Il Wcll-known
fact that large majority Of the white PEG.
pie are opposed to the election being con
tested with the present condition oi things,
aud claims that "lho oyorshldowing ma
jointly III signcr to the petition upon which
th" election X orderclarr ignorant negroes
who sign by mark, and almost ouc.half
oi the entire number Of signcH arc from
one city," aud that II is admitted that the
intelligent class Of u country should fulo
II politically. aud that II h OF moro import.
ancc that this chss should determine what
shall be- Us moral and social features II
concludes M follows as IL necessary %
say more We are confronted 10y great
danger Morc h involved ia tai, election
than mere question OF whisky ur no
whisky. The danger may be- easily aud
successfully aNcrtcd. What has been douc
in the past can be- done nov. Let every
good citiaon open his eyes Ia the cmcr-
gcncy aud say this thing shall not bc, aud
Il will not be-.
The Prohibiionists fear that the IAN.
It's will cndcayor 30 vote the negroes,
and the principal object Of this address is
10 warn the friends Of the movement oi
this fact, aud to prevent il. II possible,
realizing, %, they do, that u the negroes
vote the contest Is already dccilci, as
nine tcnlhs Of them oppose prohibition.
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OF the Manner of Rudolph's Death
Is Less Gratifying Than Any Pre-
viou3 Spoculations.
He Died at the Side of a Loving
Young Austrian Baroness,
Who Was Willing to Part This Life
with Her Dear Rudolph.
II Was tho Result OF an Exceedingly
Romantic But Unwise Relationship
Tho Baroness Body Spirited
Away Foreign Flashes.

VIENNA, Feb. The following is an
other account Of the circumstances attend.
ing the death Of Crown Prince Rudolph:
Rudolph had courlcd Baroness Marie
Nctscm for four months. The laison, it
is stated, was encouraged by Countess
Wallcrscc-larsch, niece Of the Empress.
Marie, who was of u romantic disposition
aud nervous temperament, was devoted to
Rudolph. On January IS the pair started
in a carriage for Mcycrling where they
passed the next day together. On the
morning Of January 80 tho two were
found dead in bed. Marie had been shot
through the forehead. Rudolph had also
been shot through the head II was eyi.
dent that the two had resolved to die to.
grthcr. The covcrlct was strcwu with
flowers. The body OF Marie was secretly
taken to q cottage aud thence removed for
ntcrmcnt The Nctscra family left Vienna
ON SATURDAY Tor Venice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

PmL,pnrm,. "a, Fob. a. local pa.
pcr says "Fur uic drt time in the history
NJ tho Government q sornliryui the Navy
has opened negotiations with shipoWugu
iu thia State 10 carry coal over 10000 miles
from Philadelphia to the Samoan Islands
4 few days aeo Secretary whitney wrote
b. Charles ~. lIdrclgc, ply director ui
the United States Navy in this city, ustiug
him fur what prise anthracite could bo
bought. The Secretary said 1000 tons
we're Waulol iur use 1t tho United states
culIins station boz the Samoan Islands and
informing Nf. lldr,lgc 10 H"nl him the
unmrs ui sh,pDNnor. Mr. EldUdgu sent
a. W. whitney the names ol those com
ptnirs which bee thought would undertake
Inc contract, AID it b. moro than likely
that thr Philadelphia g Reading Coal s
Iron Company VIII bo awarded the COM
tfHHt ~
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Aooun,srie,,er Released by Friends.

special bifIaich 90 The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, Feb. Inflammation waa
received herr that a few days since q
notorious couuicricilcr, 10y the name Of
George Thompson, who had been giving
the authorities In Gross County consider
able trouble. was arrested ut Wynnc, a
station on the Iron Mountain Road, and
placed IN iail Tor sale keeping. The iail
Is quite insecure for any purpose, and
especially Tor the purpose Of preventing
escape. On the night Of the arrest some
81 tie friend, Of the arrested man broke
open the Jail and succeeded IN libofatlnq
their friend. Nothing hB been heard oI
the c0unicririicr or his cJnicdomIcs
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

NV Iurg, Feb. AT Tia annual
meeting OF the boulholdcr Of th' Mobile
d ohio Railroad the following directors
were elected. ". Builder Duncan, J. &.
Clarke. A. I.Icn, IT,, Sidney shepard, II.
H. Plant. Il. X. Dow. John Patton, /. d.
T,ppcn, A. H. Stevens, W. J. ii'arin, r.
q. Buah, T. T. Russell and James ay,
~. univ nrw name, on the board are
j1bu Patton and r. y. Tappyu, who vii
tnkr tbp place, Of Mu.sis McMohon and
Marlu'ush. Tho action oi the manage
mrnt in paying the interest coupon, ma
turrI ON March 1, on the general marigigc
bonds was approved. l.
The report Of the road iur ihs SIX
months ending December u, ISIS shoNs
Gross earnings ~. iOi, ga, decrease OF
80. NOl. net earnings sili,pJo, an Increase
OF 500.
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any office or position to which said ex-
animation applies, without further formal.
ity, il the quota Of his State or Territory is
not already full.
Postmasters appointed today: Tonnes
sect. N. Anderson, Kylcslord, Hancock
County Nlississippi-T A. Reagan, Free
ncy, Loake County; Walter Orgaiu. HUSH
pu,kana, Bolivar County; J. W. Carpon-
ter, Milestone, lloll es County; G. A.
Rutler Spurlock, Amite County.
senator Daniel today introduced rs an
amendment to the naval appropriation bill
a measure authorizing the President to APP
point Board OF Naval Officers to select
and report upon the five best obtainaolc
sites in the United States for the ahrica-
ton OF guns and armor plate aud other
material OF iron or steel for the use OF the
navy, One OF these sites is to be located
IN the Middle or Eastern States, one in
Virginia, one ON the Gull Coast, one on the
great lakes aud one on the Pacific Coast.
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AN IMPoRrANr SUIT
To Compel tho Bank of oxford, Miis. -,
20 Pay County Taxes.

To Compel tho Bank of oxford, MiiH.,
20 Pay County Taxes.
spccnl Dispatch W The App'ul
ONroup, Miss, Feb. T. Yesterday the
Board OF Supervisors OF l.ttyctlc County
employed Mcssrs sullivan 4 Whitfield.
attorneys 10 represent the county Ia q suit
to be- brought against the Bank oi ONiurd
10 compel the bank Ia pay county taxes
Tor the fiscal year 1855 Attic last session
ol the Legislature bill was passed cN.
cmping ihc banks Of the Sulc nom all
municipal aud county taxes, requiring ia
stead large privilege tax pup1uiourd Un
the amount Of paid up capital This suit
will test the c1n-iituIiuuality OF the law,
aud probably other banks will assist In
making defense In this risc. The result
OF the sult will be- watched with consid.
cradle interest by the people throughout
the State. Il Is understood also that the
Board NJ Aldermen oi TIE corporation ui
oxford will make an effort to collect the
corporation tax. aud that Edward Maycs
has been employed Ia represent thc city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
PROCEEDINGs on CoNGREss
rubiic Lands The Maritime Canal mn
Ready for the President.

WAsrNGroN, Feb. T. [Houscl Mr.
Holman, of Indiana from the Committee
on Public Lands, reported back the SEN
ate bill providing that the public lands OF
the United States now subject to private
entry, or are adapted to, aud chiefly valu-
able Tor agriculture, shall bc disposed of
according to the provisions OF the home
stead laws only.
The bill was passed
Then Mr.. 0Ncil, Of Pennsylvania,
called up the bill increasing the pension
OF the widow Of Brigidirr-Gcncul W. II.
Emery TO $50 month.
The bill WAS passed.
The House then went into Committee
Of the Whole mir. nockcry, of Missouri,
In the chair on he army appropriation
bill, No action WIS taken and the House
adjourned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

loNpoN, Feb. a dispatch from Rome
to the huiy Mars relative to the late Crown
Prince Rudolph, SAYS Tho inst tclc.
gram received at tho Vatican simply an.
nouuccd thc death OF Rudolph. 10 this
telegram the Pope himself wrote four
Tine reply, an act that was especially note
worthy, the Pope being hardly an,o w hold
q pen. Ca the following day u long tcle.
gram told how Rudolph had agreed to de-
eide a quarrel with dice, how ho
had lost, aud, in compliance with the
terms Of the contract, had taken his own
life. Ills holiness Immediately summoned
q couclayr of Cardinals After a long dis
cusl1n, It was decided that only one de-
mnyrd could have entered into such duel.
This decision having been arrived at, per
mission Ia bury the dead Prince with r..
ligIuuB rites was granted Emperor Fran
cis Joseph received the news with tho
deepest gratitude and sent q dispatch in
rrpIy saving that his holiness had spared
him the greatest grief.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
MARROW ESCAPE FROM LYEouINd.
Tho Alleged As.aultor Of Mrs. Mach
Escapes tho Mob.

Special pl.latch ~ Tho Appeal
BHNisUnAH, Ala, Feb. 7.--llcnry Jack.
sou, q negro nbouttwcniy years Ut agr, was
arrested In Bcsscmcr this morning, charged
with bcing the man who assaulted Mrs.
Nisch In that place on January ~. Jack.
son confessed that he was the guilty party.
bat denied any intention OF making Grim.
innl assault upon Mrs NisCh. llc said
that be- had cntor'd the house Tor ihc pur.
posi- NJ robbery, aud hcing detected, made
ihr attack l0r thu purpose 81 cllcciing hif
escape. The news of the cnuiurc spread
Ike will-hr through thr city aud loud
threats Ui lyuch.ng wow hoard on every
hand, bat the dummy tain fortunately
bciug just about to si1u lur Birmingham,
be- WAS hustled on board aud brought
safely tU this ciiy and placed behind The
bliB Ul thc county jail.
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Tho o,sni,s or the bolivar Loop

-p.UIl Dispatch iu Pee Appeal
GurrSynlE, Miss, Feb. The most
important excursion organized In this sec.
ton iof o long time leaves tomorrow morn
ING for Rol,dalo, Bolivar County, on the
ncW loon line Of the Louisville, New Or.
leans a Texas. Three special cars have
boon retained sad about eighty Of the
lpaJiuu citizens will participate. Tho cX.
rnrsion has been gotten up 10y the Cotton
Exrbanrc and by the merchants Of Green.
yiIls. and !, h hoped will be the means ri
iru'y ccmenting tnD tics ri business and
81 friendship with thc people oi Bolivar
and Washington Counties.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb. Another meeting
OF the conierrees on the Territorial hill was
held this afternoon which resulted in de.
cision to report to the two houses that the
conference was unable 10 agree. 1t is
gathered that the House OF Representa-
tycs was willing to make concessions in
the direction OF admitting South Dakota
without further delay ii the Senators would
conccdc the admission of New Mexico, but
no agreement could be reached on this
basis and it is probable that the House
conlerrecs will ask for instructions from
The House before any further steps are
taken.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

Special Dispatch 90 Ilg Appeal
Linus Rock, Ark, Fob Z No lcgis'a-
lion OF special inlcrcs, was accomplished
TO-DAY In the Arkansas legislature. The
senate passed a bill rcy.ying the forfeited
charter Of the Kansas City, Springfield 4
Memphis Railroad. The lloure spent the
day in discus.ing what disposition 70 mako
III Inc contested cascs FROM Pulaski county.
M conclusion was reached, nnt any
,l,i,, Tho members are more bctuddlcd
Than before the discussion
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.Ii,n rhnrInn ann.

ASSAruls, Md, Fob. THE Thurlow
gun, cast By tho Standard slccl.Casting
Company Of 1hurlov, Pa, stood the
governmental test today NJ the naval
moving grounds. Twelve rounds we're
nipd. tWo IT them thiriy.six pounds Of
puvdrt With shell OF 100 pounds. ten oi
Iory.cIghi aud hall pounds OF powder
AMI luJ pounds Of she'll
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

NV luUk Feb. s=lAwruncr q, Ad-
kn. representing the Eruiug Pot, made
application N Judge O'lncn, IN the su.
prcmg Court Chambers today. for q COM
mission 10 examine Col. ". ". Dudley In
Warrington in hIs suit against the Lruing
Pa 10 recover damages i0f libel The OBJ
irrt b. io ascertain whether ~ not hu Nrulr
ibp mm Gus Blocks II Five letter, anu u
not What FUu u letter lac did write.
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the Tmprror nroI.rn win Grirt.

NirNNA, Feb. The Emperor today
received the President, Of the two houses
Of tho Rcichsmth. aud thanked them for
the coincidence rendered by those bodies
uu the death Of Crown Prince Rudolph
President SmoIka. in the Lower House,
described the interview as deeply affecting.
The Emperor with soils .n his voice, said.
"Nl the people Of Austria have
displayed toward me such love aud
loyaItg, and such patriotism aud
attachment Ia the dynasty M, next TO
my trust iu the Almighty, will prove the
greatest solacr In my aiilction. In spite
ol the hnuh stroke Of destiny, ! will con-
tinur con scicnliouHy To fulfill the duties
ui sovereign. ! cannot describe how much
/ owe 10 these days Of bitterness 10 my
dearly beloved wife, and wha. great sup
port She has proved io me. How can be-
sufficiently grateful that such hclp.matc
was given mc2 Tell this to everybody.
The norc you spread Il the more will
think Won
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to accept any assurances from Germany.
Tor they have been made most freely on
the eve, OF her most important movements
there"
Secretary Bayari was asked today about
Mr. 5. walls resignation, but declined to
say anything on the subject
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

tragic catastrophe which has engulicd all
the male republics of history. Let us es-
tablish Republic in which both men and
women shall be free indeed. Then shall
the Republic be perpetual"
A minority report adverse to the adop-
ton of the resolution reported will be
hereafter presented.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
Inc IIou.e ToreIGn Amir Committee


WAsnSGroy, Feb. THE House Com
mittec on Foreign Affairs today agreed
that the object sought 10 bc obtained 10y
the passage Of the three Americas Expo
siiion bill would be promoted 10y the at
,achment OF an amendment TO the sundry
civil appropriation bill appropriaiing So, b.
600 to dciray the expciee OF. sending
agents to other American nations 10 secure
their participation in the Exposition. An
amendment will accordingly De offered at
the proper time.
The Edmunds Panama resolution, which
was recommitlcd to the committee. was
taken mp on a request made by a member
that he be allowed 10 present minority
report. II appears that the oulspokcn OPP
position to the resolution which was con
dncd to Mr.. Russell oi Massachusetts,
when the resolution vas 1nt ordered
10 be fayomby reported, Is grow
ing more pronounced II was MIR
Norwood, Of Georgia, who had pro
pared the minority report above
referred "a, and other members OF the
committee, impressed by The Arguments
made by Mcssrs. Russell and Norwood.
are showing signs Of q change " heart.
The committee was obliyud 20 adjourn this
morning without allowing an expression Of
opinion, and therefore II wai not decided
whether the minority should Oc permitted
10 file a minority report, or should he COM
PEELED 10 take Is chance Of making its
views known In the debate on the floor OF
the House. A member 81 the committee
said today that the opposition 10 the I'll.
munds resolution would bc quite vigOr.
Gus. Il would boz based, In his opinion,
upon n wrong view Of the matter. The
opponents Of the resolution, rs they had
expressed themselves, bufud their opinion
upon two things Fini, that the Monroe
doctrine was never intended 10 apply 10
such enterprises ~ the canal, aud could
not be fairly ~ construed; y that the rca-
olu,ion, In lis elect, denounced an enter
prise that was falling, anl that such an
expression Of sentiment would deter the
investment Of capital on The American
| continent Some years ago the Govern
mcnt officers asked Franco what she In.
tended 10 do Ia regard 10 the canal, and
| the French Minister 10 the United States,
under Instructions. gave the tr1nscsl pos.
| siblc assurances, both oral lnd written,
/ that the French Government would never
| take AN interest In Il. that b IbInli always
remain private enterprise. Now, how
| ever. with party In thc Fiolrh Chamber
Of Deputies openly declaring 10 ltyor ol
/ the Government assuming control oi ihe
| canal this country ought 10 express itself.
| A majority Oi the committee Nil till roc.
\ ommpud tho passage ol thD resolution.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08
ANGRY SEWALL.
he OritiOises Bayard Very Severely,
He Tells His Story About Samoa
and the Germans.
Why the Views of the Consul Gen
eral Differ From Bayard's.
The Deposed Officer Feels at Lib
erty to Defend Himself.
He Gives the Best Account Ever
Published About Samoa
he Emphasizes the Brutality and
Assumption Of the Germans.
He Blames Mr.. Bayard for All the
Suffering of Malietoa
He Emphasizes the Brutality and
Assumption of the Germans.
He Blames Mr.. Bayard for All the
Suffering of Malietoa

And Says the American Premier, wheth-
er He Intends 1t or Not, Is Serving
Germany in the Most Valuable
Way, and Intimates That
Bismarck Has Captured
Him-Sensational
Disclosures.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The Postofice Appropriation Bill
And Changes That Will Be Made in
Salaries at Memphis.
S enator Blair Reports Favorably on
Allowing Women Suffrage.
II Is q Joint Resolution Proposing
an Amendment
To the Constitution--oppo 20 the
Edmunds Panama Resolution in tho
House Foreign Commlttee-Pro-
ceedings of Congress.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Feb. THE postollicc
appropriation bill, which will come up for
consideration in the House in day or
two, probably Saturday, contains proyis-
ions for certain changes in the salaries OF
assistant postmasters, clerks and other EN-.
ployes caused 10y the new classification of
employees. Among them are the following
changes which will result from the passage
OF the bill:
At Memphis the salary OF the assistant
postmaster will be reduced from 81 800 10
~, 700; of the superintendent OF registry,
increased from $500 TO 81, 100; OF the SUI
perintendont Of delivery, increased from
81, $40 to 81, 500; of the superintendent OF
mails, increased FROM 81, 400 10 $1,000.
At Nashville the salary OF the assistant
postmaster will be reduced from u, 500 10
81, 700; OF the superintendent OF money
order, increased from Sl,2jO 90 81, 300; OF
the superintendent of registry, decreased
from 81, 200 TO II, 100; Of the superintond.
ent OF delivery, increased from 81 800 10
10 81 800 OF the superintendent Of mails
increased from 81, 100 10 ~ 800
At Chattanooga the salary OF the assist
tant postmaster will be Increased from
81, l2j to II 800, and of the supcrintcnd-
ent Of delivery from 81, 200 b II 300.
At Knoxville the SALARY Of the assistant
postmaster will be increased from ~, 100
to II, 800 aud Of superintendent OF deliv-
cry from $500 to II, 800.
At Birmingham, Ala, the salary OF the
assistant postmaster will be increased
from ~, 100 to II, 800.
AT Mobile the assistant postmaster's
salary will be- decreased from 81 200 TO ST.
500 and OF superintendent OF delivery in-
creased from II, 900 TO II ,JI
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TIA, Cincinnati Tois5rdm, which a short
time arr changed from an evening 'os
morning rapur, llia oeased 10 eAs@
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-08

Has n larger circulation than
any other newspaper In tho re-
gion com Jrised by the states OF
Tennessee, Missi ,sippi, Arkan-
sas, Alabama, Texas and Lou.
isiama.
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