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Intended % SasreA.

Lospos. jan; l2-rhs s.suployed
70 the Royal exchsuse this stteruoon 10
hold demonstration, bot il 10 probable
that II will provo failure. a. the weather
10 stormy. Nevertheless the large iron
yates Of the exchange are closed and Q
large number OF conatables have been sta.
toned at the building TO suppress iisor.
doc
, 1889-01-17

Os~sso. Jas. la.--T6s body OF sAs
hev. A. l.. Pskss. the rector OF Chris
Episecpal church Of this city. who nys-
tyrioesly disappearsd November 50. vas
fousd oa The lake near here this mofaisg.
10 70 now oestaia that the untortuaa4s man
than be could s4ord. s>umitted sulcids y
escape his creditors.
, 1889-01-17
PROsPECrs GOOD.
A Negro Exodus from the south Threat
ened,

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Jan. 12.-Ths
planters of Union and Kershsw counties
are alarmed at the prospects OF negro
exodus. Yesterday several carloads Of ne
groes left Union county for Arkansas, their
passage being paid by railroad contract
ors. Two hundred left Kershsw for Louis
lana to work on sugar plantations. and 1t
is expected that many will follow. Agents
are ut work in other counties, and it is ex-
pected that many more will soon leave for
the Mississippi valley.
, 1889-01-17
AFHIC'S sU my CLINE.
what tho wild aud Woody Mohammedas
~ Doing In tho Land of "She."

ZANZIBAR. Jan. l2.-Insurgents yester.
day attacked German mission station ct
Dares. Salem, in which theie we're q nun.
Der of natives recently freed from slavery.
After sharp fight the insurgents we're re-
pulsed. At Saadaui there has been con.
tiuued firing between the war vessels and
Insurgents on shore. At Lindi and Kilwa
insurgents allowed the British aud Indian
residents to leave and many have arrived
at Zanzibar. There Is no abatem ment OF the
anti. German feeling among the natives,
The governor Of Mozambique has returned
from Zambesi, where, after severe fighting
he defeated BinRor; but the whole pro.
vince remains IN insurrection.
, 1889-01-17
To Investigate Violations. =.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 12-The state railroad
commissioners have petitioned the inter.
state commerce com mission to investig gate
the railroads running between st. Paul
and Chicago, alleging violations Of four
articles of the interstate commerce law.
, 1889-01-17
A strike for Principis.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Jan. l2-The
printers of the three daily papers Of this
city, the Record, Newsdealer and Leader,
strnck to-day on account OF dispute about
union rules. The publishers say they are
determined To run their own business. es.
pecially az they are willing to pay the
wages demanded.
, 1889-01-17
military COMBINATIONS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 12-The following
cou6rmstions were made to-day: Captain
Peter ID. Brown, Third cavalry TO be in
spector general with the rank of major.
Captain I. Edward Hunter. First cavalry.
and Captain George 3. Davis, Fifth cav
airy, to be judges advocate with the rank
of major. F,rst.Lieutenant Robert Craig,
assistant quartermaster with the rank of
captain.
, 1889-01-17
ANOTHER DENIAL NEXT WEEK.
President Adams Getting Tired of the
Questions AakSd Him.

BosroN, Jan. IA press reporter
called ut the office OF the Union Pacific
railroad. and learned from Gardner Lane.
assistant 10 President G. f. Adams, that
Adams, In reply TO request for informs
tion regarding his resignation Of the pres
idsncy OF the Usion Pacific. To accept the
Craftsmanship Of the interstate railway N a..
the rumor every week, and Us he had Al.
ready denied il for this week, he should
not make another denial until Monday
npXt
, 1889-01-17
To Inspoct In Person.

SAN FRANcrsco. Jan. 12. Speoial.--At
a meeting of the board of lire commission
ers to-day resolution was adopted that
the board of fire commissioners, tue fire
department. city architect. tire depart.
ment and COMMITTEES of board OF super.
visors form committee OF inspection OF
ali theatres, halls and churches and places
of public amusement, regarding their en-
trances and general construction In case
of IRE ur panic.
, 1889-01-17
WASHINGTON NEWS
The House Committee on Terri
tories Hears from Utah.
A SPEECH FAvoRING ADMISSION.
Othsr washipston News Of General In
forest Gashsrsd from the Wires
fos SuRdsy's Esssding.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.--The house
committee on territories devoted the ses'
aion this morning TO hearing arguments
upon the claims OF Utah for admission,
the element seeking admission were rep
resented by Delegate Caiuo. Franklin
Richards and J. n. Wilson, attorney:
Ia the opposition we're Judge Baskius,
Governor Wsst, Mr.. Ferry and Judge
Mcbride.
, 1889-01-17
Hound for New York.

WASHINGTON. Jan 12.-SecIetary Fair
child will 20 to New York tomorrow for
the purpose of making personal investi-
cation Of the efficacy of appraised office.
, 1889-01-17
9Nill HNieAlA9.

DuBLIE. Jan. l2.--Ofiicers evicting y
tenant from the estate Of Lord LurasA,
met with vigorous Fesistancs, the inmates
OF the house assailing them with boiliag
water, stones and pitchforks. A bailiR
stabbed Lurgan's agent. and q policeman
Was seriously injured. The riot act was
read and number OF arrests we're made.
, 1889-01-17
Charxas Refuted.

New YoRK, Jan. 12--The officials Of
the victimized Electric Sugar Company
have decided not to make the statement
public as to the status of the concern. w.
II. Cotterill. the president. gave the press
a long statement refuting the charges
which appeared In morning paper in
1879, in wbicn it was stated that Cotterill
left the country under cloud. deserting
his wife and eight children.
, 1889-01-17

Oarsmen met here to-day. A resolution
Was passed to the effect that any athlete
recoRpixed rs an amateur by the Athletic
Amateur Union. shall be competent 10
compete 10 any aquatic contest, provided
association.
, 1889-01-17
In a State OF Activity.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12. Special.
vices from Honu state that the volcano
of Kilauea on one of the Sandwich islands
and which has been dormant since March
1886, has broken out again.
, 1889-01-17
GOT LHFT.

Man Tries 20 . Oevcraor's Messsgs nus
., IL Frustrated.
SALEM. Jan. IL. Special.--Some person
affected an entrance TO the state printer q
office 10 the capitol building during Last
night by treatinR open the trsnson. but
nothing wW taken. 1t is supposed that
governors message, but he missed his
reckoning. az that document was not I'm
jshed.
, 1889-01-17
Reported FavorAbly.

WAsHrNGTos, Jan. l2.-The following
bill was reported favorably to-day; To
revive the grade of lieutenant-eeneral OF
the army. with an amendment providing
that after the appointment is made there
shall not be more than two msjor- generals
in the army
, 1889-01-17
Judge walker Dies.

! WALLA WALLA, Jan. IL. Special
Judge Walker, formerly OF Pendleton.
died here this morning. His body will be
taken to Pendieton Sunday. Tho burial
auspices will be by the Columbia lodge,
| Knights OF Pythias. of this city.
, 1889-01-17
eohn TO THE WALL.
The Portland SHOWS" is Now Thing OF
the Past.

PoRrLAsD. Jao. IL, Special.--At the
head of the leading editorial column OF
the Portland News this moruing appeared
the brief announcenent that that journal
would cease publication from aud after
this date. No reason is assigned for the
suspeLsion. IL is understood THAT the in
vestmept was u constantly osiog one and
for that reason was aban,iored ny tbs pro-
pr.eior. .Iohu b. WiicoA.
, 1889-01-17
streetcarn ut salon.

SALEM. Or, Jan. ~. Special. - The
streetcArs we're started for a trial and the
practice of the horses to-day. All moved
well. The work Of planklng the inside of
The rails Ia progressing rap
house. Tuesday
, 1889-01-17
Troop. for fort Candy. .

ASTORIA. Jan. 12. Special. 1T is credit
ably rep r,ed that Fort Candy at the
mouth Of the Columbia will again have
troops and two companies of infantry will
be sent from the Preside at San Francisco
by March lat. This is IN line with the
views that General Miles has frequently
expressed,
, 1889-01-17
NO MORE BODIES.

IL IL BoIisvsd Thss All the Persons
Killed by Wreck Taken Out.
PITrsBURa, Jan. 12.--No more bodies
have been found in the Wiley wreck sisce
Last night asd oil sss believed 70 have
been recovered.
, 1889-01-17
AN APPEAL TAKEN.
y Sixty Days Respite Given to tho Grsns
County Murderer.

County Murderer.
SALEM. Jan. IL, SpeoiaI.-An appeal
has been taken to the supreme court IN
tue case Of Patrick McGinnis. the Grant
c)unty murderer. who while confined in
Jail awaiting tril ON a criminal charge,
mad. his escape by brutally killing Deputy
Sherif Robert Lockwood. jailor. McCin-
mis- ~as recaptured. tried, convicted and
sentenced to be hanged ut Canyon City
next Friday,
An notice OF appeal to The supreme
court having been sent to Governor PEN
noyer. the latter to-day granted the muir.
derer re, pite for sixty days.
, 1889-01-17
A suppoved MatricIde.

EATON. o., Jan. 12.-Mrs. Caroline
Sharkey, widow living on farm two
and s-half miles north Of here was found
murdered in her bed this morning. Her
only son Elmer Sharkey who lived
with hee 10 suspected.
, 1889-01-17
.wiIIio" Gees to che County.

San Francisco, Jan. II, Special.--W.
II. M. Stanley or "Willie" the'sltIssd con
Of "Bie Bertha" the confidence queen.
has been sentenced by Judge Murphy 70
jail and fne Of $1,000 for obtaining
goods under false pretenses.
, 1889-01-17
Mora War Yaanala.

PARIS, Jan. 12.-President Caruot has
issued q decree authorizing the construc-
tion OF two ironcads. one Of 1000 and the
other Of 5000 tons, and fifteen torpedo
boats for coast defense
, 1889-01-17
ItEPmIxvED.
when On ,As soanoId Respite is
Granted.

HsLENA, Mont, Jan. IL. Special. -
Charles Gordon. An assumed name OF a
Condemned man. who was TO have been
hanged vt Fort Benton yesterday, was re-
prieved by Governor Leslie until March
let. just on the eve Of the execution. 1t is
believed Communication OF tne sentence to
lite impri comment will be granted. His
name has been found to be Charles Swan.
rou. of Duuville, Ontario, Canada.
Frisnds Of bis from the East are en- route
here to assist him. Gordon until the last
ruoment before his reprieve, and bis
friends ware heard from, maintained his
silen.e aud bore up with wonderful nerve.
, 1889-01-17
BROKE rwO BONES.
walker Bisse Fraoturss HE Right Les
while LeBviuK o Cab.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.--Last evening,
a. Walker Blaine was aliehting from q
cab. he fell and broke both bones Of his
right leg three inches above the ankle.
The bones were set in plaster and Blaine
pass ed restless night, but is doing very
we'll this morning.
, 1889-01-17
They Want Music.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.--Senator Plumb
| to-day introduced bill TO provide Tor the
organization of reeimental bands for each
| regiment in the army.
, 1889-01-17
steamer Wrecked.

MADRID, Jan. IA large steamer has
been wrecked of the leland Of ScuarRe.
twenty-five miles northwest OF Corunna.
IT ia supposed that 100 persons were
drowned, rs thirty survivors have arrived
ut Corunna
, 1889-01-17
Failed to Agree.

PORTLAND. Jan. 1c. Special. jury
in the case OF the Boston Wool Company
against Douglas county farmers, after be-
ing out fourteen hours failed TO agree. and
we're discharged at 10 o'clock this fore
noon.
, 1889-01-17

WALLA WALLA. Jan. ~. Special
G. ". Hunt paid off the construction force
this evening and $4,000 will be dis
tributed. The town is lively in conse-
1uencp,
, 1889-01-17

what the Banks Hold.
New YORK, Jan, l2-The banks hold
l4,5O0, 900 In excess Of the legal require
ments.
, 1889-01-17

dynamite bound to Astoria. Oregon, and
wneu II went ashore near the Clih house
the terrific explosion followed.
, 1889-01-17

SlssoNs, CAL, Jan. IL, Special.-It
commenced showing this morning and
continued all day, with prospects, for big
storm.
, 1889-01-17

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-Two Hanover batter
ies are being embarked at WilhelmshAven
aud will shortly sail for Zspxibsr.
, 1889-01-17
MONEY n EEDED.
The Reading Sufferers StiII Want More
AssistMncs.

READING, Pa, Jan. 12-The funerals
OF some of the victims of the tornado dis
aster took place here to-day. The funds
for relief OF the sufferers has now reached
nearly $4,000. A number of contribu-
butions have been received from New
York and Philadelphia aud even ~ far
west - Montana. Money 10 needed -
bury the dead and relieve the distress u
the families Of ITO persous injured.
, 1889-01-17
The Amateur Osrsm,u.

NEW YORx, Jan. l2.-The executive
committee Ot the Association OF Amateur
, 1889-01-17
FOR DAMAGES.

schoouer parallel"
SAs ERAScJsco. Jan. IL. Spenial.- The
,ater Power Company have sued the own
: ~ the schooner Parallel to-day for
ll0O damages TO the plaintiffs show at
3 Cli6 bousA which was destroyed by an
plosiou on hoard the schooner Ia Jan.
p 1857, The schooser ives laden with
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-15

AFTER DINNER GAMES, SPORTS AND PRIZES,

Wheel Barrow race, purse $500. Isl
prize So 80, End prize Sl.50.
Archery Tournament for purse OF
$3.50. LIST prize $500, 2nd prize s 80.
Horse race, open to all, purse $1,000
distance 600 yards, best = in 3 heats; 4
toenter, 3 to start. lst prize 5000
2nd prize $1,000,
Bicycle race, prize $1,000.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-15

Gander pulling on horseback. The
Goose who pulls him can have the
Camden.
Creased Pig race for a 200 pound pig,
imported for this occasion cost $500.
The winner will be presented with pig
with an appropriate address.
Match game OF Base Ball for q purse
Of $4,000.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-15

Boys foot race, purse 5000, TOR boys
under l6 years old. LIST prize $500; I'd
prize $3.50.
Sack race, prize $500. LIST prize $3.50,
2nd prize $50.
Pony race, 4 to enter, 3 to start single
dash. $50 yards, purse $1,000. lst prize
$1,000, 2nd prize $1,000.
Three leg race, purse $500, to first
team.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-06-15

Match race, mile heats, best two in
three, between Ed Nights thorough
bred Horse Pickles and Ed Flynn's
lIare Comanche for purse Of 10000 a
side, to which the committee have
added a purse of $1,000 to the winning
horse.
Mems foot race, 100 yards, purse
$500. lst prize, $1,000; 2nd prize,
$500
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
A BARK WRECK 10

And Eleven Mon are Lost on Chicam-
icomico, N. C.-Cargo q Total Loss.
NORFOLK. Va. Feb p The Nova sco-
tian bark Josie Troop. with cargpoi chalk
and a crow u seventeen men, was wrecked
nj 7 o'clock last EVENING" at Chicamcomico,
y. q. The master anl ten mon were
drowned. Six were saved. The vessel
and cargo are a total loss. The vessel Is
broken up and sircwn on the beach.
The British bark. josie Troop. which
was wrecked nj Chicamicomico, sailed
from London on January lot philadcl'
phia. The bark was caught In the fierce
norlheastcrly gale which prevailed yester-
day afternoon and last night oil the Al.
lnnlic Coast She soon lost her Roadway
aud became unmanagcablo. After Drift.
Ing about Tor some time she WIS pitched
on the rocks on the coast OF ChcamicOm.
leo The vessel was 70 badly damaged that
she went 10 pieces IN short time She
was loaded with chalk for Philadelphia
where she intended 10 load Tor Japan.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Nrw Omr,Ns. la, Feb. %. To-day the
weather was beautiful aud there was a
large Attendance nt iho races Tho track
wa, hcayy Following is a summary Of the
events
First Race Hall mile. Indiana, Mary
T.. Maid II Orleans, Breakdown, Lizzie
Scott. Cleo Martin. Mary Z won Ia 0j1l,
Maid Of Orleans second, Indiana third.
Second Race -Four and a hall iurlongs.
Lulu MAY. Macnulay, Lamont, wild BOY,
kpnsingt1u, flUunr, Benton. Lulu May
Won n 1921. Lamont second, Wild BOY
third
Third Race =Thrcc.cighths Of a mile.
Mollie Hardy. Rod Leaf, liollin llawlcy,
Electricity, Little I'm. lida l.. Mollio
Hardy won In l.ll, Ida l. second, lollin
llaWlry third.
Fourth Race Six and a half iurlongs
McNunry. Henry Hardy, Probus, MIrlh,
slhck. Mirh won la 1881, sillick second,
McMuHy third.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
In The IInn.r.

WAsniNGroN, Feb. -. The House went
into Committee Of the Whole (NIr. Dock
ery, Of Missouri, in the chair ON the def
cheney appropriation bill.
On motion Of Mr. Herbert, Of Alabama,
an amendment was adopted appropriaiing
$4,000 TO supply a deficiency In the ap.
preparation for the bureau Of construction
and repair Of the navy
Mr.. Bingham, Of Pennsylvania offered
an amendment approprialing -. 100 TO re-
imburse Mn. Hancock Tor moneys cx-
pended by Gen. Hancock Ia entertaining
the Yorktown visitors
Mr. Chcadlc, Of Indiana, moved 10
amend the amendment by providing that
none Of the appropriation shall be- used Ia
reimburse Mrs. Hancock for moneys cx-
pended for wines or liquors. Lost
Mr.. Bingham samcnlmcnt was adopted
On motion Of Mr. Cummings, oi New
York, an amendment was adopted irr the
payment OF nn extra months salary 10
senate and House employees.
Pending further progress with the bill,
the committee rose, aud at o'clock pub
lic business WIS suspended, aud Mr.
Hatch, Of Missouri offered a series OF res.
olutions providing Tor iho delivery Of culo.
cystic addresses ON the late James y.
Bumcs, OF Missouri. and providing that ns
mark ol respect 10 the memory 81 the
deceased aud In recognition IT his eminent
ability aud distinguished public services.
the HOUSE. NJ the conclusion Of these me.
mortal proceedings. shall stand adjourned.
Mr. Dorkcry. OF Missouri, briefly r'
viewed the private life and public service,
Of his late colleague, and referred icrIingll
20 the sudden manner Vt his taking uil.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
Proceedings OF the Senate and House
Yesterday at Nashville.

Proceedings of the Senate and House
Yesterday at Nashville.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb 23.-Thc Son
ate bill Of DIR. Hall to establish a Board Of
Medica! Examiners was made special
order for Wednesday at IL o'clock. One
hundred copies were ordered printed.
Mr.. Crews's bill to permit the organiza-
ton OF corporations for the purpose OF
raising poultry passed third reading.
Mr.. Williamsons bill to encourage
acknowledgements failed on third
reading, Messrs. Carter, Long and Mynatt
voting Tor il.
Mr. Pyatt's bill to allow educational in
s,itutions to have more than eighteen aud
not more than thirty.three trustees passed
third reading.
The bill TO exempt employees Of railroads
from working on the public roads was re-
jccled.
Mr.. Crews introduced bill TO define
| the power of County Courts with refer
ence to permitting the construction oi
railroads on public highways
Ia the House today Mr. StainbaCk Of
| iercd a resolution requesting the Governor
/ to furnish TO the Legislature what inior-
nation lac has in regard 10 the disputed
| boundary line between Tennessee aud Nir-
ginia, aud what condition said matter is in
at the present time.
The rules were suspended, and, on mo-
| ton Of MIR. Williams, the resolution was
adopted.
Mr.. Whitthorne offered resolution pro-
| yiding for the sIlc Of some old muskcts
now IN usc 10y the cadets Mt the University
OF Tennessee and the purchase % new
ones with the proceeds. Referred TO the
Committee ON Military Affairs to ascertain
| whether the state has a right 10 sci, arms
donated by the government
Among the new bills introduced were
| the following
b. Mr.. Morris To amend the act reg.
u,atng the business Of all fire and Other
insurance companies except life.
BY Mr. Goodwin: 10 define the power
81 the County Court with reference Ia
permitting the construction Of railroads
upon public roads.
By Mr. Dismukcs. To more correctly
keep an account OF the financial condition
OF tue safe.
By Mr.. suinbacl,: To empower th,
chairman OF the County Courts To con
yene thu Quarterly Courts in special scs
sion.
By Mr.. stevens Of Morgan; To ALLOW
counties having less than 5000 inhab
itants, according to the census OF 1850, &,
increase the cx-Onicio fees Of County Cour
clerks.
By Mr.. johnson. OF Davidson: To rcgu
late the business Of life insurance com
panies
The Senate hill 10 empower water com
panies 10 acquire 10y purchase or other
wise the franchises Of water c0mplnlc
passed iirst reading.
The House bill establishing the Seven
tcenih Judicial Circuit to hc composed O
some OF the counties Of the Third an,
Fourth Judicial Circuit Courts was sub
, gtilulcl for the Senate bill and passc
lirst reading The House then adjOunc,
until Monday at 10 o'clock am.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

company the Presidential party, which
will consist only OF the Presidents family,
a few intimate friends and representative
oil the Associated Press. lie declares that
there is no more need for a detective es-
cort for the Presdent-elects special train
than for any other, and expresses the
opinion that when it becomes necessary to
protect our Chief Magistrate with body
guard, it will be time to turn the Govern
ment over to the abble.
The Presidents train will cover the dis
lance from indianapolis TO Washington in
five and half hours less time than the
regular trains. No stops are to be made
On route in response to public demonsta-
TONS
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
AN ArRoc1oua CRIME.
burglars Murder widow Lady In the
Most Brutal Way.

MOST hfuth way
Cuprorrr, " C., Feb. al News was
received hero Thursday night Of the brutal
murder Of white woman In Allegheny
County. Tho husband Of MH. Rachel
Emory, who was q very industrious farmer,
died four months nso leaving her with
two chillruu, one young man aud the
other q little girl about nine year, old 4
low months before Emory's death robbers
made nn attempt TO rot in the house, bu
wcrr scarcd Oh. las, Tuesday night. while
Young Emory WIS away from The house,
Mn. Emory aWukr a. iinl two masked
mon in her chamber She spmng from
the bed nnl icrycd q largo revolver from
the hurrsu drawer but WIS di-lrnci aud
shot through the brain. Thou, while she
las ON the fpor dying, the men fired two
other loads into her heart. Apparently
not satisfied. the Wrrichcg stamped uTun
her face with their feet, aud with bowie
knife cat her throat from ear 10 ear
when the first pistol shot was fired II
awakened the child who was commanded
to lic quiet under penalty ui death. lhuy
then consulted about the life Of the little
piH and decided TO 10 her no harm. The
child tells the story. The robbers made
q complete soarch OF the house aud carried
OF 500 No arrests have been made.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
n.,.ciI,e nclI ncnic. %.

CmcAoo, H.. Feb. % Chief John S.
Bell, Of the United States Secret Service,
arrived In this city this morning from In
dianapolis, where he has been since Thurs
day. lie asks the Associated Press 10 cor.
rect the statement heretofore published TO
the effect that Chief Bell AMI squad Of
secret service detectives would accompany
Prcsident-olec, Harrison on his journey
from indianapolis 10 Washington. Mr..
Eel declares that neither he nor any one
connected with his department viii &C
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Kansas CuY, Mo, Feb. -. The little
village " Reserve, Kas, town Of two or
three hundred inhabitants, situated In
Doniphan County, not far from the Me-
braska State line, has been qulmnlincd
by the authorities on account ui the small
pox epidemic shat is raging thcrc. The
Missouri Pacific Railroad authorities have
issued bulletin iofbidling al trains
stopping nt Reserve, excepting tho mail
trains, and ,hcsc will OILY stop long
enough 10 exchange mails The citizens
nj Atrhis1n arc much excited over the
matter. aud are greatly alarmed at the
danger 10 themselves, inasmuch rs Re-.
serve Is not iir distant from Atchison aud
the only road connecting Reserve with
the rest Of the world runs through Aichi-