davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
Race. .,NswmarAe,. Ensiaad

LONDON. May - The event Of the sec
ond day Of the Newmarket second spring
meeting was thc race iur the Newmarket
stakes Of 800 soycrrIgns, by subscription
OF 20 s1ycrcigns each, Tor three year olds'
the second TO receive 1000 s1yorcigus and
the third jOO soycrcigns ont OF the stakes,
any surplus 20 be- equally divided among
the other duly qualified starters, one milo
and iWo iurlungl (2Ol suhscrIpliunsl. The
iscr was won by Duke Of forlland's bay
colt Donovan, by Galonin, ont ol Nov
cfina. with the same owners bay colt The
1upuphUuc, hy Galopin, Oul Of Lady Mar,
Second, and Mr. J. llnmmond's chestnut
cot lIuWaic, by Pcimfch. out oi Macaria,
third. Inrrr MuIn anYrnlnnn AlnIlufl.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
SERGEANT HEDRIcK ON TRIAL.
A Jury ImpAnollod with Little DIM
culty-witness wooiing This Morning.

A Jury ImpAnorod with Little DIM
culty-witness woolinR This Morning.
The trial Of w. o. Iledrick. special
officer Of the police department, who shot
and killed Thomas Cochran last month.
was begun In the Criminal Court as per
original calendar arrangement
Tho courtroom was filed with friends
Of the defendant and Of the slain man,
and 10 Il will be until the case Is closed,
owing 10 deep and widespread interest
In Il.
A yenire Of III men had been ordered
from which to select jury Of twelve, hui
not exceeding two. thirds OF that number
had been called TO tho stand iot cxamina
ton. when the panel was completed. II
stands MS follows A. I. Morgan, 4. $
Crcwdon, G.. l.. Slater, John Rawlings
W. II. sugrs, J. Il. Nolan, II. 4. Mitchell
+. ID. CroWgill, J. !. Strong, ID. w. Riod
J. W. Allen and A. Martin.
The examination OF witnesses will b'
commenced this morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

Nav Yong, May 22.-Waltcr llubbcl,
on actor called at tho Coroncr's Office to-
dsy and said at tho lambs Club, ON tho
nisht that bishop performed the trick that
ended Ia bis death. Louis Aldrioh saw a
physician take paper from among tho
ELECTS found on Bishops person, and that
thr physician Immediately destroyed ".
II b. supposed 30 have been q paper ~
qucsting phi sicians, In ease Bishop wac
seized with calalcptic 90, not TO perform
nm nnlmn.N.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

pofsov the fountain, and the stream Is
i,purc. poison the blood and its faint is
carried through the entire system those
innumcrable veins aHd arteries carry dis.
oase and death instead OF liic and vitality.
IA A result YOU have headache, scroluia.
Jysnepaia. kidney disease, liver complaint
aud general DEBILITY 5y An inactive liver
m TSsns blood; kidney disorder i meSns
poisoned blood, The great antidoto Tor
Impure blood Is Dr. il'rce's Golden Med.
cal Discovery. Acting directly upon the
affected organs, rcs,gic' them TO their
normal condition word 10 the wise IL
sufficient" Tho 'pHcogoy' Is gidrua.
led 10 cure Ia all eases Tor which Il Is
recommended, or moucy paid for Il will
be promptly refunded
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
sMALIaCoNFLAaRAT
A Grocery Store and Two Residences
Burned Early This Morning.

A Grocery Store, and Two Residences
Burned Early This Morning.
There were two fire alarms in less than
two hours this morning, in widely dliier-
ent parts OF the city.
The first was small consequence, and
beyond the jurisdiction or possibility oil
service by the department. Asmall shanty,
just below Jackson Mound Park, burned
at midnight. II was entirely consumed.
The second was at 1880 o clock a. M, and
originated in d threatened conilagratlon
among frame buildings at the southwest
corner OF Manassas and Union streets,
The fire originated in the grocery store Of
Thomas Walsh, but how is at present mere
speculation. From this it spread to the
west, consuming the one story. frame
residence, occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. BY
nun, lately removed here from Arkansas
The next house west OF this was rather
seriously damaged. II was occupied by
Mrs. w. J. Clark. In the rear OF thu
grocery lived the family OF John o. liearn
to whom the building belonged. The res
licences were the property Of II. L. Guion
Total loss about $4,000. Insurance un
known,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
They VIII ne.nmc WORT

READING, Pa, May 22.-lt was an
nounced here this afternoon that the Key
stone Rolling Mill, which employed over
250 men before the Reading Iron Works
failure, since which time 1t has been idle,
would resume next Monday TO run indie
pendent hereafter OF the Reading Iron
Works, and find market for its product
around Pittsburg. This, taken in connec-
ton with the fact that Seillert's Rolling
Mill, which has been closed since the iron
works failure, has resumed with $50 men,
indicates brighter times for this section.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

PrnsoNs who have scpn Capt Sam
Browns colt Corlcz perform prcdic, a
brilliant future Tor him.
GALiirfI's iips today are Cartoon, QUO.
ta,lon, Spectator, iidcs. Ben Hanson,
Dclla u, Tormcnior, Long Island, Mon.
trose, Ballyho. Blessing.
Ar the Baltimore meeting W. G. Daily
purchased from Mari jordan the bay
horse Al Read, ioalcd 1884, by NoIugcur
dam Rosetta, by Censor, Of Kentucky, iJl
$1,000.
TE well known Tennessee turiman, W
X. Rogan. disposed Of his horses IN tain
ing at West Side ParK, Nashville, May u
20 Nashville parties aud will coniino him
een hereafter to breeding. leo Lugcl
Governor and Bnorlcigh were included u
the lot
sEYnouR BrLLK. 2.2Ol, consigned TO th
Fasig aalo by Frank :. Moor, OF seymour
Ind, was sold privately Tuesday mofnin
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
n..ert ,.incoIn'. reception.

LvmrooL, May Upon the arrival
81 the steamer City Of Paris In the Mcrscy
this afternoon a special tender, decorated
with flags, put out to the vessel for the
purpose Of conveying Mr. Robert 4. Lin.
coin, the new American Minister, ashore.
Among thoae on the iondcr Who went 10
welcome Mr. Lincoln were Mr.. Henry
White, Firsi Secretary Of the American
Legation ut London Mr.. Russell, the
American Consul nj Liverpool. and the
members of the corporation OF this city,
The Mayor met Mr.. Lincoln ut tho land
ing stage and welcomed him TO the city
MIR. Lincoln spcnt no time Ia Liverpool,
but proceeded Immediately 10 London. liz
will dine en- route.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
rlgi,i nIhn,I orenr.

IEmIN, May 22-Tho special core.
spondcnt Of the Associated Prcss learns
this evening that contrary to expectation,
there was no difficulty encountered during
the deliberations Of tho samoan confer.
cncc at H. session today. The question Of
tho indemnity to be- paid 10y the Samoans
lor the killing OF Germans at Apia by
natives was not brought up, but was left
10 tho working committee. This action Is
taken a. an indication that the question
can bc solved hero. The next session Of
the conference viii be held next week.
The final adjournment miy occur then.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
I.I,lnr en BOO u rnlnllen ef o,hsr..

"mko everything that have but my good
name leave mn that and I am content ~
sl.d che philosopher so sny oil manuiac' .
ufors of genuine articles Ia that horde OF
imniur which ihri,cs upon the reputation
Of others The good name 81 Allcock y
Porous riasior has induced many advent.
Jurors iO pat in the market limitations Wal
arc not only lacking in tho best elements ~
thr genuine article. but aw often harmful
u their effects
The public should be on their guard
1Tiinsi these frauds. aud when an external
frm,uy In needed be- SURF 10 insist upon
/ having Allrurk's Porous pliatcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
ASCENSION DAY.
Its Celebration by tho Knights Tomplar
and Masonic Guests.


Thursday, May 80 will be Ascension
Day.
Its observance will not be confined TO
Churches
The local lodges knights Templar, IS
has been their custom since t he order was
founded. will make the day an even,ful
one with themselves and their brethren oil
other degrees OF Masonry. The exercises
will take place in the Court Street Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, and consist
OF customary ritual work and a grand
concert. The Rev. DIR. II. A. Jones vii
deliver the annual address. Memphis
and 81. Elmo Communicates are looking
carefully after the details 10 make the ap
proching celebration more elaborate an'
enjoyable than any heretofore held. an'
extend a cordial invitation 10 Masonic
brethren 10 turn out in force and brin:
their ladies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

EVANSVILLE. Ind. May 22.-Riycr II feet and
falling. Weather clear.
NEW ORLEANS La, May 22-Clcar aud pleas
ant Departed Port Eads, st. Louis
CINCINNATI, o., May 22-Riycr II feet 6 inche
and falling. Weather clear. Departed ONO
Memphis.
LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 22-Riycr stationary.
with feet inches on the falls aud feet 2inchcs
In the canal Weather clear and cool Departed:
Gmnltc state, Memphis.
VICKsBURG Miss May 22-Riycr falling slowly;
Arrived. CITY Of Providence, for NnichcL Passed
down: City OF NeN orleans Passed up Oakland.
The Government steamer Mississippi arrived NJ
% m. with the members OF the River Commission,
Ten tascy Chief ui Engineers, aud CnptN Rossell
Kinrsman and Leach on board. They will remain
in the city tonight leaving early In the morning
| for New Orleans
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

SAN FRAScisoo, Cal, May 22.-lt u
claimed by many Russians here that the
Russian Church which was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning with loss Of $50,
900 was ihc work Of an incondiary, with
the object Of conccaling the misappropria-
ton Of funds aud getting rid Of Bishop
LAWN, who had q narrow escape from
burning TO death. Many OF the membcr.
claim that the Russian Church 10 little,
but detective agency and the clcrgymcr
here arc acting rs spies for the Russian
Governmental that the aflain Of the church
are in the hands oi an INSCRIPTIONS ring,
and that tho two bishops have already
been murdered.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
Turney neIensrd on nond.

Special pispaich 10 The Appeal
nashville, Tenn, May 22.-Jamcs +.
Turney, who shot and dangerously
wounded Thomas A. Ilolton five days ago,
today gave bond in the sum OF $4,000 for
his appearance at the next term OF the
Criminal Court, and was released from
custody. Holton was somewhat better
Yesterday, but his physicians have little
hopo OF his ultimate recovery. Iurney has
been indicted for assault with intent 10
kill
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
Ayc.,eI wrcc.ca a Month AGO.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, May pa special ia
the Globe from Seattle, w. T., says The
steamer Alki has arrived here with intelli-
gence that the bark Lizzie Williams, car.
rying crew of twenty-seven men and
ninety-scven Chinese. was wrecked or
Tugida Island, a barren and uninhabited
shoal, April %, six Chinese and two sea
men being drowned. The vessel and cargo
worth Sl5O, 900, are a total loss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

LONDON, May 22-AlB. Gladstone was
today presented by the Women's Fedora.
ton with diamond brooch containing q
miniature OF Mr.. Gladstone copied from
Millias's portrait Mr.. Parnoll and q
large numbered the members Of the House
Of Commons were present. Mr.. Parnell
spoke Of the happy change Of feeling be.
tween England AMI Ireland, and said the
Irish party accepted Mr.. Gladstono's plat.
form without Interior objects. That plat.
form, lac said, would enable them TO build
up ireland ~ u nation without danger Ia
the empire.
Mr. Gladstone, in reply, referred 10 hi.
wife ~ the greatest gift lac had received nj
the hands Of Providence. lie said that
the generous estimate Of his services 10y
his counirymen had been weighed with
some ccnsure, but It was better 10 los,
praise than TO lose the bracing dlscipln,
resulting iromircc public criticism. Word
| failed him 10 express tho gratitude OF hIi
wife and oil himself Tor the afcclionau
/ kindness OF their friends.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
TIE CRY or pARIs.s rLnErNEss.

She Broke the Eastward Record 70
Quoonstown-Lincoln's Reception.
QufrsrowS, May 22.-Tho lnman Line
steamer City OF Paris Capt Watkins,
from New York May 10 for Liverpool, ar
rived here at . O'Clock This morning, max.
ing the voyage from sandy lllO~ 20 TINS
port In six days aud twenty.ninc minutes.
At the lnman Line New York Office th,
announcement WIS made today that th,
| CITY OF Paris had broken the record fol
eastward passage by an hour and thirty
! uNg minutes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
,,A Ne, s.,a 90 Have neen Drowned

HALIFAX, n. s., May 22.-Advices from
81. Pierre Miq., state that two fishing YES
sells the Ella and Quartrc Frcrcs, which
left France some timo ago for the New
Foundland fisheries with l75 men on board,
have been lost and that all hands have
honhilcss boon droWnel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

BmIv, May -, The train conveying
the Empress Of Austria from Wcisbadcn to
Vienna met with an accident today. While
the train was being shunicd at Frankfort
the last car left the rails and three Of them
were upset. Tho Empress aud suite were
shaken, bu, nobody was injured buta foot.
man. Tho train was delayed an hour.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

ION 10 to 1, second; vidette. 100,
Fox. 9 to /, third. Fargo. ll5, Mon,
ahan; Macauley, LOG, Barnes; Thad
Rowe, JOG, G. Covington. Finished IN
the order named. Mcauley got OIL in
front, Amos A second, who was first at the
quarter, Vidette led past tho hall, where
Iittrol came out OF the bunch, took the
lead and won in gallop, Golightly Sec
ond, Vidette third. Time--l:442.
ENTRIES AND POOLING FOR TODAY.
r,rs, PAGE seven. eiphths of a mile Mcdowell
1oo $40. nan Hasom 100, So Maylnps l0a ~ VT
ginius 100 81; swamp Fox 100, 81 klchland IVo'
Violet i05 Get no, field 81. -, ,uo
second Race-Exta sevcnelghths OF mile,
Gardner los, $40; Copperlcld 100, s.; BanneTeue
lOA So New Castle lO5, "; santa nlaus i0S'
So Kate Malone 100 st. Leger 100 beh iO'
Third Race-selling Hye-eghths Of mile sun
nybrook los $40 Teddy Venture 1903 sS Joe New
ems 100 a. Portlaw H. 81. Camilla lOl, s0' M0rs'
I61 st I.iian Lindsey los, 81 lilo 81, komain'
100, Kaayalla lO3, Calnbascom los, CraWhsh III
Fonrth Race-IIandicap: mile and one sixteenth
Benedict li2. 500 Mollie's Last lO1, 80 queen
Trumps u.s. 81; Cassius VI, So Long Boy lOl ~ Ike,
letter 90, S. business lOi S. iieadlad 20 ~ Land
lady 30 ST. ., 90, ~
cent M. SO; Long Fish li5, s.; Teuton ~ =
syrncnse H. g. Outbound 10, 81 bravo ~ v
laradorc ~, 81; Ice Chrisiy, Josie NJ III, Besl
siNih Racc-sollng seven clshths OF mile
NAV u 30 $40, stuart IFS, 81 Com 7 lod W thll
hoNe io s. sunlight Sa s os Ve ~ AZ s M
81. Cupid no. 81 Cast steel 40, lhgo 100 Mlflh lu
little Marina 30, field 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

STRENGTH TO vigorously push busine.t
strength TO study for a profession slr'ss'n y
10 regulate n household. strength 70 90 a
DAYS labor without physical pain. 10 you
desire strength II you are broken uoNhI,
have no energy, feel as II Iie N,s n'i. -.
stored 10 robust health aud strength ny TAX.
ine Browns Iron Bitters. sure ogro loI
dyspepsia, malaria weakness aud all ul.ea- s.
rcaulfing true, reliable tonic. " ao.s ON
The blood. nerves and muscles, aud regulates
every part OF the system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
The visiting kipg.

BERLIN, May 22.-This afternoon King
lIumbert and the Prince OF Naples visited
Prince Bismarck. At luncheon in the
palace, the Emperor proposed a toast to
King llumbcrt. lie thanked the King
for this mark Of friendship shown by his
visit To Berlin, and said that the troops he
had lust reviewed were also grateful and
proud OF the honor done them. In con-
Guiding, the Emperor said: 81 drink 20 the
King aud Queen OF Italy, To my brave
troops, and 10 unallcrnblc friendship be-
tween Germany aud lta "" King Hum
bert declared that his journey 10 Berlin
was a grateful duty. The unity OF Ter
many and Italy formed q pledge OF Euro
pean peace. "Our armies" lag concluded,
"know how TO fulfill their great task.
drink 60 the health Of the Emperor aud
Empress and family, 10 the glorious Ger
man army, and TO the prosperity OF Ger
many"
4 State banquet OF military character
| was given this evening The Minister o
/ War sat opposite Emperor William, who
with Count Won Moltkc, wore the decora
/ tons oi the Annunciata Order. Kim
| llumbert wore the decorations Of Tia
| Order Of the Black Eagle. The Empcro
| drank with Count dc l.annny. the Italian
| Ambassador, aud with Premier Crispi
| KING llumbcrt drank with Prince Henry
Count Won Molikc, Count Herbert Bis
mnfck and Gen. Verdi du Nornois. tn
conversation was animated and the mon
archs were Ia excellent spirits
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23

Jollrr, H., May s2.-word has been
received hero from hardwood that the
miners at that place arc parading the
streets with arms, threading 10 burn the
mines and shoot all who go to work under
price. The sheriff left here for Bnidwool
with a posso at noon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
VIII Mrs. Moxie Mnrry?

sr. LOUIS. Mo-, May 22.-Gossip in rail-
road and other circles has for weeks been
busy with one bit OF news-the prospective
marriage Of Mrs. Hoxie, widow OF the late
Herbert NJ. IIoxie, TO r. $. Hayes. To-
day II was learned, on excellent authority,
that the marriage will occur in this city on
June 10. 1t will be very quiet affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
snnini Ms. Donnhur.

SAN Francisco, CAL, May 22.-Michael
Hawkins, the cousin OF the late capitalist,
Peter Donahue, shot ut Mrs. Donahuo to-
day, a. she sat ia her carriage. Mrs. Dom
ahue escaped without injury and Hawkins
was arrested. Hawkins claimed part OF
the Donahuc estate, but was defeated by
the recent division OF the court This is
stated TO DO the cause OF the shooting.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
NINA mon YIrrlni, nnhdIe.

WHEELING, W. Va, May pa special
from Charleston says The Legislative in
vestgatng committee progressed as far ~
Pocahontas County today, when n knotty
point was reached, consuming about three
hours In is solution. The changes made
80 Ear in the Gubornatorial vote are insig-
niiicanL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
1hn MInnrrn,IIIinDo upt.

NEW YoRK, May 22.-The names OF tho
winneBof the chess tournament are still in
doubt. Weiss and Tchigcron who played
for first place todaytied again. They must
play again tomorrow and ono man must
win two games before they play four
drawn games or else the first and second
prize money will be divided equally be-
tween them. ism
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
A woman sentenced to Hang.

Special Dispatch 70 the Appeal
BrnuxGnAM, Ala, May 22.-Minnie
Moses, the negro woman who was con-
yictcd OF highway robbery In tho Crimi-
nal Court several days ago, was today sccn'
fenced to hang for the crime. Judge
Green suspended execution until after tho
decision Of the Supreme Court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
Results az Grayescnd.

Nrw YoRK, May 22.-The weather at
Grayesend today was clear and cool, and
the track in much better condition.
Though lumpy il was dry everywhere ex-
cent from the patch Of home stretch TO the
last sixteenth post where il was somewhat
heavy during the time OF the earlier races
First neutrality-suspicious. of a mile.
Starters Pcrsimmons, Eolo, Salisbury,
Pocatello, Bollwood, Grimaldi, Lanlaka,
Specially, khaitan, Ben Harrison, Deep
ton. Llntaka won in l:lG Salisbury
second, Brait third.
Second Race-Ono mile. Starters: Ben
edicline, Elgn, Carrie q, Refund, Ter
suadcr, Squandcr, Ernest, Bollalre Ben
edictine won in EI74, Ernest second, Gar
RE q third.
Third Race-One mile and an eighth.
Starters: Gipsey Queen, Mimi iilly, Holt
day, Annie NJ, Miss Cody. Gipscy Queen
won in 2:00l, Holiday second, Miss Cody
third.
Fourth Race-One mile and an eighth
Starters Eurus, Inspector Ii, Richmond
IArchmont. Inspector Bwon, with Euru
second and Richmond third. Ttne-2Ol
Fifth Rsce-Fivo-oighlhs OF a mile
Starters lOFiiltiiOIt NfAUl'lief ~ " ~
lam, Extn Dry, Kcnwood, Bcnsoline
Harrison, Ozone. Sir William won, viii
Gamercy second and TOrmcnior third
Time-l:0jl.
Sixth Race -Thrce.quarters OF mile.
Starters Nova, Beck Raymond q, Long
Island, Sunshine, Duplicity, Germanic,
lmuzcl, Village Maid, Qucsel, saucy Lass.
Beck won. with Long Island second and
Raymond G. third. Tmc-l:l1i.
EVENTS ron TODAY.
First Race Mile aud once fifteenth. NHdst0nl
To- Ham Wool ~, lhy nvc ~, Longstrgcl III
kcphyr1s ~. tlnriaHu 100
second uacJ- Mile aud one sixteenth lhllslni
liG Falrun Ia Toronto ~ liigguuctic lui lh
bourbon lui Jas d nuU lOl budcm Ia. huriclnF
100 Ilruthcf Han tun. bohemian 90. nntustvr a.
Third nce-flNr Ulghths ui mile. titil SCI
vice. ~ James. Houston, lrculic colt, hclp coli
Ia Fnyorln colt Iurlu. uf.rflc. Prince Howard
IiallufcL "a. Onsto. Prince lunso. Mucilhrc Dove
Tee. Lmsouc. Ekiun ~ each. thnus. inadhgl
MAY Queen. Homeopathy, Ncyh ~ each.
founh kncc. Milo und nquiricr hANod ~
Hanover isu Glen frhu ~ iliablu luN
finh Racr-fiyr yighths ~ % mile hillctn
Ibd FALL Mall los Ruby Royal lul. lhgnclc col
us Numnd ia Inward iul Rose M, Nader col
III, tfbina 40, clifford liN
sixth knrp- ihuruulftera ~ a mile Queen
Iliknhcth iui. Alice if. Nsicy rtfrum lu3, lou
Inalinc W.. Am.-i,a TO- Matte i.oun iu,, Dave
lui. nupoigl ~ Ouisic ~. uh ~. Count lun
1ua uafmnnufc iuh, Racquet iul, Queen ~ Hear
ma, NUya iil Bloomington iui, Lyclnirc o. Lu0ctl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
A nnnnhIIcnn Wins

TOPEKA, KaS, May IA special cleo
ton was held yesterday in the Fourth
Congressional District to elect successor
to the Hon. Thomas Ryan, who was re-
Gently appointed Minister TO Mexico.
Gen. Harrison Kelly, the Republican
nominee, who is a farmer, was elected
without opposition, there being no other
candidates.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
Fire nj Jackson.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Jackson. Tenn, May 22.-This morn
ing about o'clock the nice two-slory
brick building belonging TO John and
Louey Eppcngcr, Of this city, was almost
totally destroyed by fire. Loss ON the
building Is $500, insurance s2,OOO' on
alock, n 800, with no insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
n.nnriiIr. I.i.tr,I.

INV Yonv. May p To-day the follow
ing securities wore listed on the stock ex.
change Hannibal q st. Joseph Rail.
road. s7O0. 600 additional consolidated
mortgage bonds; Richmond & Danyillc,
si25, 900 additional consolidated mortgage
bonla
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
Effects Lasting Cures
osp,rc Liring upon Lactdted Food are Healthy
6H0IGo Happy, Hearty. II Is UneQudied.

knocked him down with tin pan and
told him that his second cousin John was
dearer to her than he, and overcome at
the reflection he resolved on suicide. He
was lockd up for saiekeepng.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
,,. ,,c,clnni'. nrl,ie.uo,her.

CuicAoo, H.. May % Mrs. Henry +.
Pcrrinc. mother OF Mrs. Cleveland, left
Tor the West tonight over the 90 Road,
with Mr.. Pcrrinc. Tho couple took pre-
cautions TO prevent their destination DO.
coming generally known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-23
Arnrrlnr nnII sinrm.

WHEELING, W. Va, May %. Harrison
County was visited by terrific hail storm
today. which did great damage TO crops
I'm Ills city the, hail lay on the ground
from three TO 1--we Inches dCcp. 1hc loss
10 farmers will hc very heavy.