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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
STILL SQUABBLING.
Tennessee Republicans at War.
Taylor and Brownlow Have an
Earnest Bout for Power.
Each of Them Has Candidates for
the Same Office.
Brownlow Tries to Make a Sneak
on ALI, but Fails.
Even Senator Quay is Disguised With
Tennessee Republican Politics and
Says He Will Keep His Hands OF
General Washington News.
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-There is another
fight now on hand among the Tennessee
Republicans, but this time it is between
Representatives Taylor and Walter Brown
low. The difference between the two
arises from the fact that both Of them have
candidates for two fourth-class postoiiices
= in Mr., Taylor's dislrict-Greenvill and
Jonesboro. 1t seems that Taylor filed
the papers and recommended the appoint.
ment Of Capt George Mcpherson to be
postmaster at Jonesboro, aud he natur-
ally expected that action would be taken.
Walter Brownlow heard OF Mr.. Taylor's
recommendation and he hurried down to
the Postoflice Department and objected to
the appointment OF Mcpherson, saying
that he had been promised the disposition OF
this office by Senator Quay in return for GER
tain party work he had performed last fall.
He named j. A. February, the former
postmaster, rs the man he wished 10 get
the place. A day or two later TAYLOR
went TO see why McPherson's appoint
ment had not been made and found what
the obstacle was. lie kicked vigorously
against Mr.. Brownlow being allowed to in
teTfere in this matter and went 10 see
Quay about IT, Quay admitted that he
had promised Mr.. Brownlow this place
and also that at Greenyille in return for
party services. Mr.. Taylor remarked that
he did not know OF Brownlow's ever
rendering any service, and declared that
when Brownlow had been defeated for
the Congressional nomination he came
out in an editorial declaring that hence
forth the Herald and Tribune would be
published for revenue only and few days
afierwurd he sent in a bill for : 0 for
printing Taylor's name at the head Of the
Republican ticket. Taylor made several
other statements and the result OF the
conversation was that Quay admitted that
he had been deceived and said that he
would not only Withdraw his support
from Brownlow but would take his hands
altogether OF Tennessee politics. Armed
with this statement aud numerous papers
Mr.. Taylor will tomorrow 20 10 the POST
Office Department and demand the APP
pointment Of MIR. Mcrhcron.
At Greenville Mr.. BroWnlow's candi-
date is John q. A. Remine and that Of
. Mr. Taylor A. j. Frazier. A number of
the other Southern Republican Congress.
men are watching Mr.. Taylor's fight with
great interest aud declare that II he is
beaten they will stand by him aud organ
izc an Observation-Disclosures faction and
raise merry war.
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Arr.rmrnI. I,r,I-r.I.

CmcNoo. H., April 3.-'rhc general
managers 81 the lines In the territory 81
the Central Traffic Association met today
and virtually adopted the revised agree
mcnis submitted by the Committee on Re
vision. II was decided 10 abolish the
office Of yicc-chairnan, recently held by
George II. Daniels and organize tic pns
scngcr department ~ nov organized. This
means that the Passenger Committee will
elect its own chairman from one Of H.
number, instead oi employing a salnHcd
officer to liIl that position, while Chairman
blanchard will exercise equal supervision
over nll departments.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
The Paymen, of Mexicnn CInIm,

WASHINGTON, April 3.-The Secretary of
State today filed an answer to the motion
for an injunction to restrain the payment
of one OF the Mexican Claim awards. The
answer says that, as an officer of the Gov
ernment, he is not subject to be restrained
and also alleges Irregularities in the bill
asking an injunction. The case arises out
OF suit brought by 4. +. dunno against
John ID. Shannon, ct al, and the object OF
the injunction prayed for against the Sec
Rotary is to prevent the payment OF any
portion OF the award until receiver can
be secured to divide the award among the
several claimants.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
Iu.iInabie Ilefore god ..nd Nan.

LONDON. April 3.--whcn the Parncll
Commission met this morning, Sir Charles
Russell resumed his argument In behalf Of
the Parnellitca. lilo cdnicnded that the
objects Of the Irish National League were
juslifiable before God aud man. The issue
before the commission depended upon
proof that Mr.. Parnell and his colleagues,
under the cloak OF land movement had
planned murders and ouirpgcs. II no
such evidence was produced, the commits
sion must declare the accused 20 be men
who were earnestly endcayUrng 60 liz an
iniolerable burden from iho shoulders Of
their countryment.
The examination n Nc. Parnell has
been fixed for Tuesday next.
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nId- for war vessels Opened.

wAsniSoroS, April 3. 90 Bids were
opened at the Navy Department today for
the construction OF an arinored coast dc.
Tense vessel Of the monitor type, and Of
about 1000 tons burden. The bidders for
constructing the hull and machinery &C.
cording TO the departments designs we're
VIM. Cramp 4 Sons, Philadelphia, Sl,0ll,.
900, n. \. Palmer, Jr., q Co. 1.-THE Quin-
tard Iron Works, OF New York;. $780,.
600; tho Union Iron Works Of san Fran
cisco, 81, 69S,9jJ. No award has yet been
,ondo
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The Iowa Eviction, con,inuc.

FoRr DoDuE, H., April 3.-Tho con.
coried action Of river land settlers 10 forci-
bly, regain possession Of lands FROM which
eyiciions were made last fall, continues
uninterrupted. Three additional farms
from which occupants were elected we're
seized yesterday by farmers Who sowcd
crops IN the name OF the oyictcd tenants. A
small army OF men and teams with ma.
chincry and seeds will make a tour Of the
entire ryor land district aud SOW crops
wherever oyictions have been made The
excitement attendant on this bold action Of
the settlers has bcen greatly strengthened
by the proposed institution Of legal pro-
cccdings charging all who participated In
this latest move with conspiracy. Such
action, II IL feared, would prccipitato the
long ayortcd trouble. as Il would result la
the arrest Of n large number Of farmers,
and all unable 10 furnish bonds would be-
placed In Jail. A move like this would
result disns,rously 10 farmers at this sea.
son; and Il Is announced that rather than
submit they will resist arrest. County
Attorney Moore IL considering tho best
mode Of procedure.
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Further Explanations.

PARIS, April 3.-The National Com
mittee Of the Boulangist party announces
that Gen. Boulangcr departed from France
by the advice OF the committee. Four
members Of the committee opposed this
step. NJ. Thieband, the principal election
organizer OF the party, and Deputy Michi-
len have seeded from tie committee IN u
protest against Gen. Boulangcr's action In
leaving the country. II Is reported that
NJ. susani and other Bcplangist deputies
have adopted similar Dursc. NJ THE
band also rc;ires from the editonbip OF
the Cocdnie, the Boulangst paper. lie
says he is disguised with secrecy
maintained by Gen. Boulanger, which
tends to mislcad the laitor's friends.
NJ. Michlien contends that Boulangor
should have remained and faced even
martyrtlom. The Bonaparlists approve
the Generals course, while the Loyaiists
stigmalize his flight ~ an act OF cowardicc.
Senator Naquet and Deputies Laisant
and lagucrro wrote 10 Gen. Boulahgcr
about the middle of March advising him
10 flee. The General strongly objected 10
adopting this course, as he knew that he
would be- accused OF cowardico II lac left
the county. Finally NJ. Naqnot and the
two Deputies threatened 10 scccde from
the party unless he took their advice, and
II was this threat that caused his depart
urp
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Ac,lon Arnln.l ono s,relllnr nnna..

NV IoRK. April Q. - The Musical
Union. Of this city, Is endcayohng to pre-
vent the landing here Of sirolling bands
from Europe. Almost every incoming
German steamer has on board score or
more Of musicians who have been In the
habit Of coming here In the spring and
returning In the fall with the money
earned during the summer. Il Is urged
that such Immigrants come within the
provisions OF the foreign contract labor act.
but heretofore they have escaped dcion.
ton by swearing that they came as indi-
yiduals, aud not NJ bands under leaders.
When the steamer Weeternland arrived
this morning from Antwerp, superintend.
ent Simpson, Of the Landing bureau at
Castle Garden, discovered that there were
no less than 400 musicians on boar,l, nearly
all Of them having spent the summers
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Decision OF the state supreme Cour,

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, April 3.-The follow
ing decisions were rendered by the Su.
prcmo Court today A. S. McGhce vs..
II. d. Clarke, under adyisement
A. 5. Gee W. ]. l.. Edwards & Co.,
under advisemcnt.
]. W. Schurlock VS.. W. Il. Mcintosh,
confirmed.
10 Jones vs. X. S. Mosby, revised.
East End Dummy Line vs.. X. White,
affirmed.
John Cartwell W.. Charles Nelson ct al,
affirmed.
Southern Cotton Seed oil Company VI.
James Fort, under adyisement
II. II. Mcdonald W. Louisville, New
Orleans X Texas Railway, under advise
mcnt
First case tomorrow, +. l. Warren vi
Obefbousc.
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RACE DOMINATION.
Maryland Democrats Do Not Propose 70
Give the Negro Pow0r.

BAtriNoRE, Md, April 3.-The Demo
cratic State Central Committee met today
at Banum's Hotel. Chairman Stevenson
Archer said that the Democratic party
would DO victorious this fall, because
Maryland is beyond doubt Democratic.
"Tho party will present an unbrokcn and
harmonious 'front.'" he said ''Thc issue,
as see Il, has already been made by the
Republicans, and Is nothing moro or less
than the Iloar hill In the United States
Senate, which seeks 10 control elections
for Congressman and Legislators in all the
States, aud IL especially aimed at the
Southern States. The question will be r..
garded In a measure as question Of race
domination. Our foycfscs last year In
Maryland were owing u tho largely i'm
creased colorcd vote, which, at the last
registration, was swcllcd per cent, while
the Democratic vote was only increased
onc.fourth OF per cent OF the $1,000
Republican votes cast last year nearly
thfee.iourths were colorcd. This question
Of race domination Is clearly presented by
the Hoar resolutions, and II this issue II
forced upon the people Of MARY land tie
old time Democratic maIoritcs will be
rolled up"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
OBITUARY.
Mr. rIirnheth Minnn.

BALrIMoRE, Nd. April 3--Mrs. Elizl-
beth X. Winans. widow Of Ross Winans,
died ut her residence in this city yesler-
day Mrs. Winans was the second vito
OF Ross Winans, and siopmothcr Of the
late Thomas Winans Her maiden name
was Elizabeth X. West. Ross Winans
left her considerable property, which goes
TO his two sons, DeWiG Clinton aud Wall
ter Scott Winans, who now live in Europe.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
Tracy visit. the Navy Yard.

WASHINGTON, April 8. -Secretary Tracy
paid visit to the Washington Navy Yard
today with Commodore sicard, the chief
OF ordnance Of the Navy Department. He
examined carefully the new buildings and
the great guns in course OF construction.
and showed much interest in the work.
The four large rifles for the new cruiser
Charleston have been finished at the yard
aud sent on their railroad trip 10 san
Francisco. Their carriages will be com.
peted in two or three weeks and will be
sent along
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04

on the second floor, went down with IL.
Gavin Wood, who was working in the
same apartment saved himself by jumping
forward and clinging to table. The two
girls were found buried under two large
iron tanks, aud were unconscious when
taken out. Kate Byne was frightiully
lacerated about the head and limbs. The
Maring girl was cut about the face, but
appeared to DO most injured internally.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04

here Tor years past. Many of the leaders
were recognized. Representative OF the
Musical Union learned of the influx, and
at once urged that strict yestig lton
be made. The suggestion is made that
they can be held under the pauper act il
evidence is not forthcoming to warrant
their return under the torei On contract
labor law. A representative of the Knights
OF Labor is interesting himself in the
mattar
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u....II unrrIson'. uo,cmcn,..

NV YOnK, Apfl a-llusscll Il. Ilar-
rlson came over from Washington this
morning aud IL stopping at the Gilsey
House. Inquiries were made at the J'Digs
Office today regarding the business that
called him TO New York, but no iniorna.
ton could BE- furnished by Mr.. Arkcll.
Il IN supposed that Mr.. Harrison has come
over 10 siaghten out tho Poslmlicmhp
mu1dlo.
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it is learned that he placed his resignation
at the Secretary's disposal. 1t is reported
that the President has the New York ap.
continents under consideration, and will
dispose OF them in short time, There
are number OF New York politicians in
the city, and the rumor is current today
that the following slate OF local appoint
ments has been practically agreed upon:
Collector, Mr.. Erhardt; Appraiser, Mr.,
Stevens; Surveyor, Mr.. Willets; naval
officer, MIR. Knapp; postmaster, Mr. Van
nnlI
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
M.n.nh, ihn iInn.lrri.

PnLApELruiA, Pa, April 3.-'rhc thirty.
fourth commencement Of the jefferson
Medical College was held In the Academy
Of Music this afternoon. The degree oi
doctor was conferred ON 2l2 graduates.
Pennsylvania has lO2, Ohio NJ, Mis- our
4. Virginia Z, Tcxas .. Kentucky 0. Cali.
iomia D. Iowa 4. Kansas I. West Nifgini,
3. Indiana O. Canada 3. Tennessee ?, Colo.
RADIO 2, Illinois ., Nebraska 2, Arkansas 2,
Brazil 2, Georgia and Mexico |.
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PostmaSters Appointed.

spcclnI Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
WARRINGTON, April 8. --Postmasters APP
pointed today in Tennessee; V. I. Nichol.
son, Benton, Polk County; W. X. Haney,
Brentwood, James County; ]. b. Adams,
Decatur, Meigs County; G. G. Revis,
Petersburg, Lincoln County; j. ]. Dillin,
Smyrna, Rutherford County.
Alabama-Jeptha Edwards, Alfalfa, Etc.
wah County; J. NJ. Williamson, Auburn,
Lee County; William Blackwood Cordova,
Walker County; A. j. Hamilton, Jasper,
Walker County; @. A. Edwards, Pratt
vile, Ontongo County.
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se,io.. c.I,a,.e Of a nu,,a,.s.

MONTREAL April a-1ho southwest
portion Of Clark's sausage factory fell
today. The building Is three stories high.
Tho rooi fell In owing To tho pressure Of
the snow upon Il, forcing the southern
walls out into the back yard, aud carrying
with IL 10 the basement the three floors.
Ella yarling and Kate Byrne, employed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JAcKsoS, Tenn, April 3--Miss Jessie
Voolfolk, a highly accomplished daughter
Of DIR. ]. r. Voolfolk, died ut the home
Of her father In this city, Of pneumonia,
last night. Her death has cast gloom
over u large circle Of relatives aud friends
In this city and elsewhere In the State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
The King OF AbySSinia slain.

ROME, April 3.--Advices have been re-
ceivcd from Massowah 10 the effect that
King John, of Abyssinia, was defeated
and slain in the recent battle, and that
the whole country is in a state OF anarchy.
The Italian Cabinet will decide tomorrow
whether or not to alter Italy's present
course toward Abyssinla.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
An, JumpedIrlma Train.

osAog Cry, Kas, April Am insane
woman. Sarah Kelly, in charge Of Sheriff
Miller. Of Reno County. passed through
this city today On route 10 the asylum nj
Topeka. A few minutes after leaving this
CITY the woman went into the water closet,
and from there jumped out Of the window.
When she was picked up Der skull was
fractured aud slir cannot recover
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
PINE STRAW pAaaINo.
A Southern srn iicate Formed to Man.
AlAEcturo L.

spcclai Dispatch 10 rhe Appeal
ATLANTA. Ga, April "A syndicate Of
Atlanta, Wilmington aud Columbus Miss,
capitalists have bought pine baggng pat
EMS and will furnish 100000 yards, or
onc-Glth Of tho consumption Tor the cotton
crop this year. ~ an Offset TO the Juto
Bagging Trust, which has again corncrcd
jutc Tor 1889. Next year pine straw men
propose Ia mako two-thirls tho baggng
consumption. Tho Farmers Alliance
meets hero tomorrow 10 consider the
emergency
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AIersItlr storm.

MxNrArous MINI, April 3.-'rhc Jon.
nars Marshall. MIMI. spccialslys tn wou,
wind storm ever experienced In that sec.
ton visited Marshall yesterday afternoon.
The air lot several hours was laden With
dust. A prairie dec six miles ives, Of there
destroyed all the buildings on W. keith's
farm and on tho Butirrh farm. Tho loss
aggregated several thousand dollars.
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The New Yorh coIIee,or.hip.

WASHINGTON, April 2-Collec,or Ma
gone. OF New York, was at the Treasury
Department and had an interview with
Secretary Window and Assisiant Secretary
Tichenor. The latter said that Mr. Ma
cones visit related entirely 10 tho routine
business OF his Office. From other sources
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by the late Emperor Frederick. 1t is
semi-oflicially announced that the prose-
cution of the Iolks Zcii,og for OBTAINING
the memory of Emperor William /. was
undertaken at the demand OF the present
Emnnror
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M Ci,nrin.lnn.. Gum.

AxxAroLis, Md, April 3.-Iho ten six
inch guns for the Charleston, now fitting
out at San Francisco, are nov lying on the
sea wall. Naval Academy, awaiting slip.
incnl. Thcsc guns have been tested al
tho Naval proving grounds, audi found
perfect In every particular.
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nir ,nrrn.. nfs,rnnrrr..

Nrw Yong, Apn 3--rhc steamer West.
ernlnnd, from Antwerp, laPdcd a, Castle
Garden today lass u,ecrago passengers,
mostly Italians aud Germans. The Cir.
cas.ia. from Gl.As--, brought 49, Slccn,ge
passengers
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04

PEsrH, April 3..-The Government se-
cured a large majority for the army bill
on lis passage 10 third reading In the
Lower House Of the Hungarian Diet In
conjunction with tho bill the House passed
a resolution allowing the military auihori-
ties 10 use their own discretion as regards
the use Of the Hungarian language IN the
examination Of Hungarian candidates Tor
promotion.
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August Frederick.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WATER VALLEY, Miss, April 3.-Mr
August Frederick. a prominent jcweler Of
this place, died this eveningoi bronchial
affection ITc was held In the highest cs-
tcem in this community, and his death has
cnst "A gloom over ALL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04

LONDON, April 3,-The privy Council
has reversed the decision OF the Canadian
Court which had declared that metals dis
covered in British Columbia belonged to
Canada.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04

TuE HAouT, April a-ln compliance
with the wishes Of the siaio Council Far
lament today agreed 70 The Establishment
Of Regency. Pending the appointment
OF n Regent, bin will be- introduced Ves.-
ing royal power In the Sia,c Council
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rendered Tneir Res,r,.,,o,s.

BucHAREsr, April Sin the Chamber
OF Deputies today the Prime Minister an
nounced that the members Of the Ministry
had rendered their designations to the
u inu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
Damaged Australian Crops.

VICTORIA, Australia, April 3.-Rains,
which have been of great benefit TO the
crops, have fallen throughout the Province
OF Victoria,
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Gen. BouIangcr Attcmpl. 60 Explain

PARIS, April 3.-tien. Boulanger has is
sued manifesto from Brussels TO the
French people. lie says that he will not
submit to trial by the Senate, but that
he is willing to be tried before magistrates
or jury. In conclusion, Gen. Boulangcr
says he will await the elections, which will
make the Republic habilable, honest and
free.
TIL Pre0e says that Gen. Bouanger left
Paris at the request OF friends, who were
informed that ho would DO tried by an ex-
ceptional tribunal, and that lac would not
escape alive. During his absence Gen.
Boulanger will continue his struggle for n
revision OF the constitution.
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BgRLIS, April s.--Thc Emperor as
mark Of renewed conBdoncr, has sum
moned 10 tho iIensnhans ~ Won Putt
kamer, the Minister Who Wn dismlSed
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He Is Not Willing to Stand Trial,
The Monarchist Finds Poor Refuge
In the City of Brussels.
Here He Registers Under the Ficti
tious Name OF Bruno.
Belgium Will Not Protect Him II he
Is Connected With Intrigues
Against the French Government-Ru-
mors In Paris Late Last Night That
He Would Probably Be Exiled-
His Poor Apology For Flight.

PARIS, April 3.-At the trial Of the Lead
ers Of the League OF Patriots today the as
sistant procureur accused the League Of
converting itself into an army for the new
party, denounced the issue by the League
of its manifesto condemning the bombord-
ment Of the AtchinoHf expedition at Sagallo
by the French Admiral and declared that
the issue was an act OF stupidity.
NJ. Laguerre, one Of the accused leaders
OF the League, vehemently protested
against the language Of the assistant pro-
cureur, but NJ. Naauet, another OF the ac-
cused, interposed with the remark: 'Let
the assistant procureur drivel on" The
assistant procureur demanded that NJ.
Naquet be committed for contempt. These
proceedings created sensation in the
courtroom. NJ. Naquet finally withdrew
his Objectionable expressions.
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nnnInnrer MN, he nnnI.hnd.

PANS, April IA rumor is current here
that the Government is about TO issue a
decree Of Punishment against. Gen. BOu.
lanQcr