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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15
A NATURAL GAS EXPLOSION
Tears an indianapolis House to Piece
and Iniuros -Four Persons.

Tears an Indianapolis House to Pieces
and Injuries Four Persons.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 1.-THE resi-
dence No. la East New York street was
badly wrecked this afternoon by an explo-
sion Of natural gas. The house had been
for a short time without an occupant,
and family named Kilbourn was
preparing to take possession. The
outgoing tenants left one Of the
pipes uncapped and the neighbors
had been complaining Of the smell caused
by escaping gas. Mrs kiibourn called in
n plumber TO connect her stoves with the
pipes aud told him Of the leak. The
workman undertook 10 find the leak
and instructed Mrs Kilbourn 10 light a
match. which she did. An explosion in
stantly followed, tearing the house almost
TO pieces and seriously injuring four
parsons, as follows Frederick =.
McGahan, plumber. seriously, may die; J.
T. Crowder, painter, serious; Louis ii.
Fahrbach, burned and bruised; Mira Ella
Kilbourn, burned on nearly all parts OF
her body, her clothing being burned and a
splinter driven into the joint Of the right
knee. Her injuriesare extremely painful,
but she will probably recover.
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DIR. IVES, Deliver. the Address.

spccIal Dlspaich 10 The Appeal
Holly SPRISGs, Miss, June l4.-The
closing exercises OF Franklin Female Col
lego Of this place took place yesterday.
Dr. A. NJ. West, Of Memphis, delivered
the annual address before the graduating
class at 10 o'clock am. II was an elo-
quent, chaste and able speech OF about
thirty minutes duration. Twelve bright
young ladies graduated from this old and
renowned institution, in the iorty.drst year
OF its existence.
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rhe nnnnrr sinin

From tho Springfield tNo icadcf
The Republicans point 10 the 'act that
thirteen members Of the House In the last
Legislature were elected by majori,ics Of
L.. than 100. and sound tho battle cry Of
1890. A good thorough canvass In Mis-
SCUM would be- great benefit. ID would
bring out 10000 Democratic votes that
are never polled, thus passing Texas ~ the
banner Democratic slate and making u
warm on Illinois for The largest total vote.
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standing on Ceremony.

Prom the Detroit frec Prc,s
A middlc-agcd woman who had jusl
slipped into a scat In street car, made
vacant for her by a gentleman. having
neglected 10 thank him, was asked by her
little daughter, who was with her, why
she had not done 20.
"My dear" whispered her mother.
people don't stand on ceremony In stree,
cars
ooh, see how Il is, remarked the
little ono quite audibly. the getlemen
stand any way, Without the CEREMONY"
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the country to suppose. Indeed. there is
no evidence that Mr.. Blaine has caused
the European powers the slightest uncasi-
ness, since he has been in office. His
vigorous foreign policy" has always been
a thing Of the future-a bubble 10 blow
during campaigns.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

Tux collapse OF tho Panama Canal
schemo has caused a grca, deal Of dcslilu.
ton ON the is,hmua, and people are leav.
ing the country In large numbers. How.
ever, Il Is very certain that the canal will
be completed at some time, though by
whom Is predetermined. Too much money
has gone into the project to permit Of Ia
aLsoluto abandonment.
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ui. MIND Wa. Gone.

Prom Texas Sitting
Mrs. A.-"So you say your landlord has
been put In the lunatic asylum"
Mrs. B.-"Yes, poor man. As l told
YOU. for some tune past VIC have had our
suspicious that he was a little out OF bis
head. Last month he had some repairs
done 10 one Of the flats, and he actually
reduced tho rent OF one OF the tenants s. a
year. Next day the doctors came and
took him away 10 the asylum"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

Tur Chippewa Indians In Northern
Minnesota have arisen, and already seven
white men have been killed. 1t IL rather
late In the nineteenth century ior this sort
OF thing 10 happen.
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PooLRooMs INDICTED.
Tho Grand Jury Return Formal Charges
Against the proprietors.

Tho Grand Jury Return Formal Charges
Against the Proprietors.
For some time past the poolrooms OF
this city have been subjects OF general
aud not always favorable comment. Young
boys were permitted 10 bet on the bob
tailed nag or on the bay just as they
pleased. The force Of public sentiment
was such that boys were excluded and
policemen were placed at the door TO keep
Them out The subject Of poolrooms and
pool selling camo 10 the ears q the Grand
Jury and these grave and venerable gem
tlemen have returned into court indici.
ments against tho psoprlclors OF the yari-
Gus rooms changing them with selling
pools on races run outside Of the State.
The oiiensc j. a misdemeanof at the most
and will be tried at an early day.
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JuDoE TULEy, in Chicago, yesterday adj
mit,cd Alexander Sullivan, charged with
conspiracy TO murder Dr. Cronin, 10 bail,
but Fixed the bond at 20.O0O-a sum sig
nincan,ly high. II Mr. Sullivan be not
guilty Of the crime charged, he Is tho most
abused man In the world.
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tho Ideal 40, the real.

from UWikht
Every child should be taught TO pay
all his debts and 10 fulfill all his contracts
exactly In manner, completely in value,
punctually al the time. Everything ho
has borrowed he should bo obliged 10 re
turn uniniurcd at the time specified. and
everything belonging 20 Others which he
has lost lac should be required 10 replace.
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Corporal Tanner. Activity.

From Texas niitlnKA
Chpple-I am entitled To pension. but
I'm not going 10 apply for one.
Friend-You are generous
Cnpplc-No, I'm not. I'm on the make.
In n few months an ox.Fedcral soldier
without pension. even II he isn't a Grip.
pie, will bc such rarity that III got a
thousand dollars a week Ia dime museum
as a freak.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

terday appears in THE APPEALS Holly
Springs special this morning. was brought
to the city last night and taken to his home
on Waldron avenue, by SANKEY'S ambu-
lance. 1t is believed that amputation will
be necessary, as his right leg has been
badly crushed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

nm campaign in Mississippi for the
Democratic nomination ior Governor has
been rumarkablo Tor the good.lcmpcr dis.
played, despite the large number Of nspi.
ranN There has been no mud.throwing,
no personalities, no maleyolcncc. An this
speaks well ior the condition Of the party.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

A subscriber wishes 10 know how 10 de-
siroy ants In the garden. Il Ia very iii =
ficult 10 destroy them OF drive them await
a. the substances that are disagrccablc 20
ants often injufe the plants; but one al tho
beet remedies II 10 fll their holes with
strong soapsuds To which small quantity
Of kerosene has been added
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AMER usLeofscai...,

Prom the fAwrnoo (Mass) American.
Nickleby-"Thats strange pair OF
scales you have there. suppose they arc
Of the Ambuscade kind"
r-"Ambuscade7 What Is that2'
Nickleby-"why, they lie in weight as
Il were"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15
PEOPLE or yoTE

Col Fred u. Grant was logged out In silk
stockings and kncc.brrcchos at the Queens
drawlngroom
Mrs Harrison said 10 friend the other
day that she had decided to pass few days
at the seashorc before her departure for
Deer Park. She has several Invitations
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

PossmLY Mr.. Randall would like the
Democrats OF the country to "gcttogeiher"
by going over to him. Such has been his
Idea hitherto.
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40 the club.

ron Ichha tttngA
First Dudc-wonderiul how they are
cutting down the time between here aud
England.
Second Dude-Yaas, I'm alwaid that
after awhile the time will be 10 short. 20
know, that n iellah will have NAL dc mcr
Tor two days after he lands. It's bwor I.
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1t is very pleasant to record the success
Of John $. McTighc 4 Co., Of Memphis,
In securing the conirac, for building the
Chicago. Hannibal & Springfield lMo. }
Railroad.
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mol coNTRInuroRs ANp ooRREsroNpENTs

We solicit letter, and communications upon sub
ietif Of general interest but such must always b'
accompanied by the name nni address OF the
writer "a gunmntcc OF hil good faith and 10
fpondbility. No notice cnn b. taken OF anony'
mout communications
Communications for publication must he written
on one eide Of the page only and, with all other
matters connected with the editorial department
should he addressed. 10 the Editor OF The Ap'
PEAL, Memphis, 1cun.
We cannot ~ a rule undertake 70 return articles
not found suitable for publication
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IT appears that ballo, reform Is demand
cd by the people Of Connecticut, notwith.
standing Gov Bulkelcy's veto. Every
newspaper In the state but one Is In favor
Of tho law.
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30. OpInion.

lie bcean with the nsi Of the season.
Hat each IN turn all mo-
Though even iuf n ul TIE question
nc studied. " maxi % ro.
And this v the a. wcf BEN glyo you
Mhan oou al thc ~ aiaf "quls."
Il don know y uiaffiaFo failure
Hnt know NJ guitlug thgfe II"
-Dtiva Proc Ffas
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An ola chieha.aw euard cou,pi,msn,ea

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BiRMSoHAN, Ala, June l4-CapL
Lewis frierson, an old Chickasaw Guard,
who has made considerable money here,
was yesterday appointed by Gov. Scay as
Assistant Adjulant-General Of the Ala
bama troops.
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river re,erram..

CINCINNATI. o. June iL-Rircr Il feet inches
and rising Weather ntny.
kkw ORf.kANA la. June iA-wenther cloudy
and warm. pop-ftsd. New MARI nousibn. Cl~
clnnau.
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n'E evidence heard yesterday in tho
Howard libel suit at Jackson, Tenn, was
exceedingly interesting, as viii appear
from TnE ArrEALs very full report Ia this
mornings issue. II was favorable TO the
defendants In that I: tended 10 prove
towards namc 10 have been Hewlett
ough IL was no, conclusive by any
dsps. Tho public win await the plain.
violence with great cagcrncss.
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n.sxaseaa.,er aui.s'. Isjsry.

Thomas Quinn, baggagcmas'er on inc
Kansas City. Memphis 4 birmingham
Railroad, an account " whose injury yess
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15

THE time has como for us 10 stop lampoonlng
each other, II II IL our purpose TO keep Arkansas
solid In the Democratic ranks Whom we attribute
bad motives 10 each other there will he believers In
our own party. aud II Is o sweet morscl to roll
under the tongue Of the opposition. II Is time
that this dwelling, baokbtlng and suspicion
should cease and that we close up our ranks, stand
shoulder TO shoulder avoid all schlsms and deliver
battle 10 our enemies as a unit Predatory war
fare may succeed IN localities for the time
being, but only by n concentration Of force eau a
permanent result DO accomplished Let blgones
be bygoncs and look to the future as one man. II
we do this, the turbulent wave Of hnaticism will
spend t force against the rock bound coast OF De
mocrncy, aud return waillng TO the sea Of obllv-
ion. Let the watohword so forth that 1--WE have mo
Democrats 10 KILL" no personal revenge 10 nc
complish and no enemies In the party To punish.
This Is the hlghWay 20 victory all Others lead
~ dslntoga,lon and dlsaser-The L0n0a (Afk.)
Democrat
The Democrat is printed at the home OF
Gov Eagle, and is paper OF influence
It's cry Of "halt" should be needed. Tho
Republicans OF Arkansas are bitter, ng'
gressive and cunning. II will not do ior
Democrats to cndanger the party by quar-
rclng with Que another. There can DO
no mistake about proper party policies.
The welfare Of the State demands, more
than anything else, tho pcrpetuity Of
Democratic rule. II must not DO
jeopardized by factional disputes or per-
sonal animositics.
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Eastern onicc Of THE APPEAL. No - Tribune
building. New York. J. 4 Van Doron. Special
laftcfn Agent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15
~, N "' WIN - |" vs. y

tual. German aud American Govern.
.-rcached on agreement with TO
n.s.sa @;goan business. the Amer.
horo yesterday having abandoned their
Railroad was lfyinpy is allowoa indem-
4 Western and u, DO seen TIM Mr..
Roads 10 obtain = dirocent "a ho haNcd
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THE MEMPHISAPP

SATURDAY. ;iii; JUNE 10, 1896
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-15
THE WEATHER
Forecasts.

l.,M Forecasts.
FL WASHINGTON, June H. 1854
For Alabama: Showers; slightly warmer south
crly winds
For Mississippi; Fair preceded by lisat rain on
the t;uIf. slightly warmer southerly wiads
For Arkansas Fair stationary temperature on
The Gulf, slightly warmer In the Interior south
easierly winds
Eur Tennessee and Kentucky! Ealr in western
portion rain in eastern portion stationary temper
allure. sontherly winds.
Meieoroiog icai Report.
WAN DEPARTMENT, u S, SIGNAL SERVICE !
MEMrHlS Tenn, June H. 1872 J
s5th Mer Time mr, lvnP' NUM- ~
ann..s...s....'sss ss'''''''''' ~, n
spIn.,............. 3O,O67 ~ %
Maximum temperature So; minimum tempera'
,nre. 90. Rainfall for a hours, obi River gauge
bp.m, 22.S Change in 81 hours, 0s rise
Cotton Region Bulletin.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. June ~, 1859.
For the q hours ending at o'clock pm.
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THE MEMPHIS APPEAL

Nv. pYnAn. 90 sIgnnI coIps
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MEMPHIS Tenn, June u, 1889.
ror tl,o u hours ending at O'Clock pm.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-16
sTRuCA IT EIGB.

The friends of the Wilmans family in Globe will be glad to learn of their good fortune since leaving hsre last fall, as witness the following from the Park, Utah, Record, of Feb, 2nd:
 It is now about five mentbs since, Messrs. Wilmans and Drake and asso- ciates obtained years lease on the " bedside property, owned by Hon. E. r. Ferry. The ore chute, which lays very flat, has been followed into the hill until depth of D feet under the surface has been reached. The vein Is dipping to the northwest and 1t is frem , to 10 feet thlck Over 1000 feet of drifting on the course of the vein, not counting the steplag, has been done. About 50 men, the usual force, are employed and the big aver age of ore shipments is kept up az well as the condition of the roads permits So far the character of the ore has been very uniform. IL is carbonate eff fine quality for smelling, avsrag- ing AZ ounces silver, 45 per cent. lead and Sl,50 in gold, to the ton. Up to date about 8,000,000 pounds or 4000 tons have been sent to the smelters,  vla the Mackintesh sampler, and near ly POGO tons of concentrating ore are on the dump. The product of the mine thus far has been some Sl50000, and at this rate the leasers will have taken cut at least $400000 worth of ore by the time their lease expires next August.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-16
SUMMONS.

Tn the District Court, Second judieia, Dis tlict Territory of Arizona, in aud for the County Of tsilg
 Ernest '. Kcllner, Plaintiff, ys. II. k. IEurper, the unkuWn ESeeueur or Admnis- nator es the Nstata of I.enianin Lynes De ceased, the Lakuovn heir oF heigs If Eenja- min E.vues, Deccas |, Edwin F.. Dickerusan, John f. Brown, John Lsnes, Henry Dudet- stadt, ;. |. au.r!, Henlaa 1eser and E L. Schai3e, Defendents.
 Action broueht in the District Court of the SscuHd Judicial District of ttg 1urjtory If Arizona, in and iorthe tanty of ila and thr Complaint filed h said 1aaHty of tiii, in the office cf tte Clerk of said Djsaie, Cont.
 The Icfritny Of ktizpna ea3 gsoetin9 to F. K. 1hufber tlr unknown fyecutr or Administrator af He ls5#tt cf i,ujanin Benjamin Lsnri, i}s.ezft. E(an F. Dick e,man, John I iIuua. John |, ngs. H,HIy DGdesst,..tt, ! g. slarN. Herman bieyer aad E. |. Sohaiie, pefsadsHts.
 Aou gre hergd, sti,uil.anad and tuired tn appear iR an action hraught against yen by the abBye-naned eiaialB, in th4 District Court of the Sscand Ju3ieial District of tie Territory of Ari1na, in and for the County If GNe and answer the Cawl lsin Gsed with the tVeyi of th;s Cau:t at Globe. in said Cnuoty within ten day, eNclusiye of the daY 0t ser vicel after the s-ryica upon F9u of ths suui- mons, if served in tbis Caantv; bat if served cut of the County, and within this bistrict, then within twenty Gays, lH all u.3er caaes thirty days or f served h9 publication theu within twenty days after the completion thereof.
 And you are hereby notified that f yon fsil to appear and answer tie salG cGaGlsin', as above required, Che said plaintiff wi take de- fault against you end each If you, and apply for a Decree of Ias5tin af She fp.lpWin de- selibed lands aud pra erty, to Wit; The Aa- tive Silver igaipe ciaisn, the "r lHer kag- gel" ninina claim. and sha .Is. 7 X. iaiups chin. al located and sitnste in biehHsnd krizona; also that certain 5-staHIp quartz nill known as the keiHer Aiill and A.Rilg Co.'S mill, with a.i bajllinss, anis, machiaarN en. zine boiler. resart and sraeltins alnaratus, and all tools aid apFuFteUanees thereto be- longing. together 1-'th the Silver Nugget nil site said nil and mil site heinz situate abuut 3 miles s0RineTly freM sad sNatjNe Silver, "R. r. K" and "~ilver Nugget uining claims, in sail Gils Corn,y.
 And that the alleged interest of the said tn. known personal reprsse ntasiYs and unknown heir or heirs of Beni. Lgeas, deeeasea, Is an undivided ne-eighth mtsrylt in and to all said property.
 1rEN Given under my hand and the seel ASe6fk. of the Dist iet Court of the Second S- G~ Judicial Distiict oi the Tertiary If Arizona. in and for the County of Gila, this 25th day of January, lsea.
 By CHARLES T. MARTIN, Deputy.
 j26.4w
Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-16

Doubtless our Legislature is not aware of tho fact that forfeited land grants to railroads are by law still held at t250 per acre instead of Sl 9 as other lands adjoining even sections ? They should be reduced to tho mini- mum rate per acre, and we dc not know of a better way than for sur general assembly to dirsct the Hon. Mark Smiths attention ts tue fact. New Mexico, through her legislature, has already msmorialized Congress in reference 10 the matter and asked tns abatement in price 10 Sl 25 per acre.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-16
TRE mURDERED rEamsrEn.

The remains of Freeman T. Cospsr, murdered by an Indian on tho Globe and San Carlos road, on Friday of last week, were brought to Glebe and bu- ried from the NJ, E. Church on Sun day The indignation and commiser- atioa aroused by the shocking murder drow together large number of our people who manifested their sympa- tky for tho berenved father and broth CT. Services wore held at the church and grave, conducted by Rev. F. ". Downs, and all that was mortal of Freeman T. Cesper was consigned to it's last resting place.
 Aetng-Coronsr Jeb Atkins held an inquest at the Court House on Monday last, at which no material facts were slicited further than were published in last weeks BEIT. Appended is the verdict of the iury:
 GLOBE, Arizona, Feb. llth. We the undersigned jurors empan- slsd te investigate the cause of the death of Fresman T. Cespar, aged 30 years, and native of Texas, find deceased came te his death from gun-shot wound from gun in the hands of an Indian whose name IS un- known te tho jury, at place about four miles west of Gilsou ranch, Gila County, Arizona, on the Sth day cf February A. D. 1889, aud that tbs killing was wanton and prsmedita. ted murder. GEORGE N. AKNs,
 LYMAN SULTAN,
 JOIN M. PURRorr,
 WALES HAMILTON,
 E. c. DAVIDSON,
 MARTIN KAN,
 A, EwING,
Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-16
yhe Sh;,I Bias,

That sets the naked branches a.quiv- oring, is not felt by the wealthy vale tudiHarian indoors, but net all the covering that can be piled on his warm bed, nor all the furnaes heat that an thracite can furnish, will warm his marrow when chills and fever runs it's icy fingers along bis spinal column, Hostetters Stomach Bitters Is ths thing to nfuss new warmth into his chilled and aguish frame, to remedy the fierce fever aud exhausting sweats which alternate with the chill, Dumb agus, sgue cake, bilious remittent-- ln short, every known form of msla- rial disease is subjugatsd by this po- tent, and at the same tune, wholesome and genial medicine. BlIiousRess, constipation, dyspepsia, sick headaches, loss of appetite and sleep, kidney trouble, rheumatism snd debility are also remedied by it. Use it with per sistence to effect thorough cure.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-16

Dr, Tnppel learned from 8 resident ei Camp Thomas, that articles of in- corporation for a railrSad to com mence at Sheldon ca the Lordsburg and Clifton railroad, and to run through solomonYille, Camp Thomas and San Carlos to Globe, had recently bsen filed at Solomanville Kansas City people are said te bs the parties interested. The route is probably the most practicable that could be chosen, passing thrspgh a productive agucul- taral country, several tbrlylng towns and two important military stations, and reaching Globe, the bonanza cop per camp of Arizona.
Arizona silver belt., 1889-02-16
L, L. GossueH, N D.
 Office. 2l5 Summit St,
TATE STRINGS, TFNN., July 4, 1888.

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