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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-05

TRUiT-slcady. omnRes--Neainn, sli0aL01
per box. California 500 per box Lemons. 40
@liO per box. bananas. ti.b0G2b1 Der bunch
Dates, fmsc. Figs, i2eii5c per pound
AfPLLs-s10l9ti0g per bn. Dried applca, IVA
70 per ID from tt0fc. Dried peaches. 2lS@lc from
store
VEGETABLE Onions. s.2i per brl: cabbage.
New Orleans crate. g. 7i0i1Oo. kniut per bril- slb0.
hall bfl, $40 garlic, &c per 100.
kUTH-Cocoauut, g.. d0stl " per 100 Peanuts
Virginia. 5msg Tennessee, fariner,' stock, baGr.
roasted. i@i1gq higher shclied. red b.. white 7c.
spanish. Joe. fccans, Texas, old. T0i2o Arkansas,
86tic italian chcstnuts, iea2isa
BUTTEH-Buttefine. itC,iso creamery O09Oc.
dalfy, i6a1lo country butter, iba2oa
pOfAIOLa5-firm. o. 258i.s5 Der bfi, sacks. sOa
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PrnNIsInna.

F1sII-Mackcrcl. half brls. 30. I. so50 No. 2.
SA7j; No y sA2E Job Kits, No !. SID. No. . sl.
No a. Dry Hcfuug-family, llc per box. y.
G. rpc herring, half br.s, s. %. White flsh-llglf
brls. eAdn.
HOG PRODUCTS -rlrm. pork. siA2idiasi.
sur4rcurd hams 10 igtlilc. breakfast bacon, 1i -lt
10 ~ clear flb side bacon, sc bulk pork. clear
side, &C, clear rb sides, CSC long clear o..
shoulders. $40.
LARD-Tc,. &c; half bris. 5itc kegs, nc. choice
kettle, 81 3D. quiet
FRESH MEfTs-ncef. hindqunricrs 5aIc iorr
quarter. . ztic. city hogs. 0,iG country drcsscd.
81 stf6c per No.
PlGs| TEEr-nrl.. q hali hrla q la kcr.. 81 lt
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Rive sfori,.

CHICAGO. M, May Tho Hrou1s IoHrnai n,
pDTts 'utt#hCrJIUfa. 1000 shipmyutsa=
Aar.rt stHHdy he.yr.. .Ilf..L.g. rtrar, si ....t
40. HturErI, aul h. irH. LOO 60 COWS. bulIs
AMI misui sl"si .s. Texas steers. sLuiail 40.
Iiu.sHlrDrlpf, ll..|H sIlumrnts h.uiI market
steady. miK,i 20 ,.si, heavy sLl1sLci light
ti.I. .tisl si.U.. $1,000. a.
-trri,-ncrUpt.. stss shipments. nG market
sirFiy natives. saA 500 Westerns. slice A..
IyElus sA- .e.Iss.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened firm and closed
flm. mlddllng. 1910. Sales, --- bales. includ-
ing - bales last evening, Of which 10 export.
en aud - 10 spinncns.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary. s3sc good ordinary, 90 low mid.
dllne. iOi,c mlddling. ioi.c good mddling
li3Sc. middlng fair, nominal; fair, nominal
dualy, L@ii.c lower
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nrcndstuI..

FLoUR-From store. family. sl7i. choice. 500.
fancy. sL2jeiS0; extra fancy sLjO8 400 patent
Si2itfjj "a. easy.
CORNMEAI.-Pcnrl. 81 80 roller eco steady.
BEANs AND PEAs-Nayy beans, sL7j91OJ. me
dun, si.hnffl7i.
OArMEAis-ln half brls, $3.50 from store.
CRACkERS-sodn, extra, b.. treble extra. Ga
Gifc, ginger snaps sas's; assorted lumblcs. ilts
u e. cream crackers. steuNigc.
CRACKED wiiEAr-ln half brls. sL50 from
stone.
IIoMINY AND GRITs-Fr1m ,tore. a.
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HAY-Cholcc, from store sc. car load. from
le,cc ~ depot SIS 500 iGul. prime. from store 100
Sc. car load. from le,ce or depot sii5laitVE
pmiric nom siorv. 5jU5lc, car load from lesco or
depot. siuO'diluu.
CURN-irbm store. white i6ifgi7c mixed. So.
from lcvcc or depot. white Ia bulk. % allc. Ia
sarks, llc mixed. IN bulk &c. 10 sacks, iic.
BitAN-frum stone, s2iasibc from lcyco or dc.
pot. elAi1slA.u1.
OATs-Frum store. white, 36as7c mixed ga
49, irum lcycc or depot white. iu bulk ~ "a Nc Ia
SACKS, &c, mixed. IN bulk, ~. IN sacks SIC.
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ST. louis. No uay wool Receipts today
moo pounds AuivIlNurrrI-. "a materially during
thU Nrs hut thr b. rrr partitions silli consisted Of
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5os per bu, Utah, scssoO per bu sweet, sa.oO@2 80
brl. ~ ' a''u S'''V per h"h
yINEG AR-per gal, l2a,Sc
EHH,H5Ss@Sleady; boxes, l2c; cases. i2lSc
fOULTRf-Chiekens young SlOOS&O0: mixed
s36S0@S9O ihens, u. OO@25O geese, sL60@5OO ducks
=, fREsH FlsH-Butialo, l@2c per III; cat, &c per
10; Game, perch trout, etc, S6iiOc per 10,
RAlslNs-London layers, $500 California, sA25
per box. ''''" N-'-'
PICKLES-Brls SC 50 half brls sio
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Live Ntoclx.

CATrLE-Choice TO extra, 3liaSa<c: good. An
sac scalawags To medium, l49igc: choice feed.
ers $50 aud up 2493c; feeders, $50 to $50 aI19
HoGs-Choicc cornied, 4},95c; good, 4IS9glc:
common, 3l9Gic. '<'N
,sHEEp-Cholce, 4I1c medium, 3'z@ic; common,
sl.OOdCl.50.
=, LAMBs-Choice SCI common to good, per head,
Sl.5O6g3OO 1902
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PLANTATION MovEMrNT.

The New York FmaHciH Chronicle of May
gives the following figures Total visible supply,
2,l9dOi3 bales, against 2,316ol3 In 1855 These ig-
urcs indicate decrease of cotton In sight Of l2i.
OO) bales as compared with the same date In l6Ss
ana decrease Of 2j5,22j bales as compared with
ammo date IN 1887
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Cotton seed pra,,ne,.

0lL-Prme crude 3S0i0c: of crude 9oa9,c.
prime summer yellow i3ai5c; OF summer yellow,
4O@Hc; choice cooking summer yellow, 5Oa53c;
prime summer white Ii6iGc
=. MkAi.-Prime, SlS0J@lS.5); less than chr load,
Sl9'9Ogl9.5o OF meal, Sl6.OOalL5O less than car
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Articles, opening Highest Lowest, Closing.


Flour-Stendy and unchanged
No, spring wheat Sl0ts-l ~ No. spring wheat
nominal: No rcd SiWh2C.
No. corn. ISIS bid
No oats, 22lSc.
No. rye, 4O'sOiF4c.
No. > barley, nominal
No. / ilaNsCed, si.dGwl,j6i.
Prime timothy seed, sl.atrlGZ
Mes pOrN. per brl, SlLibJll.li.
Lard. per 100 lbs O. "a
Short rib sides tlnosc) SlNia5Iq0
Dry 4llicd shoulders (buNo1I. st2iaNN
Short clear sides (boNcdl. s.9'sJGaI
l,yccipts-flour, 500 brlg wheat 1890 bu:
corn. 2lLOg0 bu oats, lstUlO bu, rye, 5000 bu.
barley, 1900 bu
Shipments $1,000 hrs wheat, $500 bu:
corn, 10000 bu; oats, 2,s,uOJ bu rye, q, 900 bu
barley. ZOO bu.
KANSAS CITY, No. Nty 4.-Whcit-wcak No
2rcd, cash. &C; july 0llc, August 6oc bid, o. g
asked, 40. soft cash no bids or offerings, July,
COc bid, August, "a q bid E'i a. asked
Curn-suongcr No. ., cash, &c, July, 30 90
asked; M. 2Whlte, cash. no bids or offerings.
Oatf-NO. . cash, zoe asked
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wHtCKY--stmight Kentucky bourbon. si.i0p
GOO lobofuOn AMI Lincoln COuutica. firm 90 ti.Hl
mlun Eastern fycs ttulttH0I, arcurdluF o. ago
aud make. common whisky. p0cfi8i.Jn according
10 proof Noihing under lu per cent quoted
OiN-si.uo gi.j1 i0r domestic sAs9tL5JlOr Inn.
ported.
UItAss sEi.ps-Rcd clover SOS bn. herbs, sog
on bu. orchard. ti.d5 bu; timothy. aTiH1uu nu.
German millci hla9)c bu, Hungarian, 7iJNc b.
HAGdlNu -aBluc.
1iE-@fi.11
suOT-Dr'p sis. buck sif1
IEAU-1i. ltGc.
TALLOW-lt.n
sNuff-Garfrttf si0Ti RaiphE si0gE Rail.
road. 81 ~ Call a Ak t9.0Q
lOWDER-kcgss, $40 half kegs sl5S quarter
kcir. ei.7i.
Woodbury. grease wool. uuwnshcd. ii42lc
clear grease wool, @ytlJc bury, washed, NesJOc
tub washed. msl1c.
HIDEs-Dy llnt No. ]. 90. No. 2. 6iSc. dry
saltcd. bu5C no. q bisc green saltcd. No. I. "a
BE-. No 2aHlifs rrccn, sc. dccukina, DC sheep.
tkius. NcHilt1 nominal
COAL oiL-Pr,me white. wholcsaloiots, 9,sc per
gallon.
TODAcCo-commou 25sJoc. other grades. 60
ftsc.
BEEsWAN-2lo
EAiLs-lr0n s10o steel, s1in
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Import. -M&CGM&T. IL & ME- g, o
sw.ELNo&T KC.s&M, 81 Kc,M&B,
20tM. les wagons 10 Total. go bales.
Exports-M&C {, 49, Ian. ~. c, % s W.
Ike MAI Total a6i bales
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT
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.rn Ynrh d. tlnntl. NnrlLrI.

NFW YORK. MAJ L-rhvrr Wtsu ialf s1url1v
movement with Iuhbers but tlr centennial ifade
.ruuri ahuUt over INrV was muu' Inquiry fHr
Eu1.la, huWHf.r HI uri h.ui.. vita SOME irIualr
uuus Cog .hIumcut, by water rIuiDl The rpurml
dHWuuIs lHr luUvdlIH ltiIfuu continued Boo u
moderate hl... hut Urn,rff.u and rutiff1 wpuc
ufHI ..Iua I'IIc uufs frHr.H. lhHru WHH u ffurr
uudrI.Y ul cotton "UulH Audf srHH.lu Curtt
irIu4 .Hi,Hus were HdFu"n1 i,ruyarl
OFuCfy furnished with towel rack comb,
brush and clean towel every morning ior
20 cents per week, boy MumThis Steam
Laundry Ornament tD any onirc.
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C1EvTLANp. o.. Aay l-rc,mIcum easy. g. w..
ilu, s'er.
WILMINGTON. y. e., May I-TuEcyIne dull.
uu.lIai
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spob opened steady and closed firm; middllng,
u giGc Sales. ia bales Quotations wcro ~ fol.
lows Ordinary. s7loc' good ordinary, oi3i6c low
mildlng, iONci middling. II 9-i6ci good mlddllng,
ii fi.iGo. middling talr, 1870; fair. iSc
Futures opened weak and clo,ed weak as fol-
lows May. i0sT8ioss June i0.sS9ii.sq. July,
10 0laiOpG August l00s 49,. September. 1854
.i0S5. October, 9g9sl0O0 November. agiaap2
December. as3900L January, lO0lOi0O2! Feb
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Dissolution Notice.

Ito rrn of BEARD wIL-0N a 90. WIS a.
solved on ihr g.ioi AHHl Isr by thc withdrawal
of - e. clups. uni vs.. O. o. lrI. who have dls.
p..-'i oi all urir ini rsI 900 fHe iuI.ue.1 aui ne.
a.r OF aId hm 10 d. o. rsrl ,he remaining
rafurr.. De- 81. HHrl rrI D .. Wl."u. H.,uiH 'ug
an che liabilities %. tlu .H and authorized lp
collect al aasciL o. VI. Ul ARD.
J J. WlLtUN.
Vs. g. BEARD
D. a. COOPER
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ruary. io.ossio.ii March. ioi7@la1a Sale
$1,000 bales


NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed steady
middling, l0aic. Sales. 1000 bales. Quotations;
are rs follows Ordinary, 9 S-l6c good ordinary,
ll-l6c low middling, lOl4c middling, 1890; good
middling, 1l9Ec.
Futures opened steady at decline, closed steady,
as follows May l0.66@106g June l0Gi@l0TO
July, i075@l07d August, 1859; September, l0.02@
lO'OS' October, 9G69967; November, a5i@9.56;
December 9.5G@9.57; January. 963@06i; February.
@1oS9n March, 9.7S@979 Sales 5000 bales
LIVERPOOL.
AT noon; Spots quiet, very small business Sales,
QUO bales, of which 1900 were American. Re-
eepts, - bales, of which - were American.
Closing quotations were as follows Middling
5.l6d.
Futures opened fiat and closed steady.
These prices are given in pence aud 6iths, thus
663 means 6j-6id, aud sol means l6id
hlpm.; May, 6.l0 sellers; May-June, 6lO sellers
June'July. Clio sellers; July-August, 600 sellers;
AugustSeptember. sos sellers; September October,
DOL buyers acknowledgements, 5.l1 sellers; Novem-
bcrDecember, 5.SS sellers; September, COS buyers
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grnin and I,ro,IsIou.,

ST. LoUlS No.. May L-Fiour-Qulei but
Wioai-rhcrc vns frm feeling oariy.uith small
onsunr % other markets ucy high,f. but cable,
wCrt dull aud weak. and fUpufs ni uUlirulur
weather in th1 Northwest Clu.ci furh nrlIlug as iu
NcnEgn price, on nalerl NY l9olgh thy ~ igi
aud August, but for May aud june about tho .sme
ns Yesterday, No. fgd. cash, ~. May, ace. clos.
loo 1ic bid. june ~ aishC closing itc kCi July.
5stu5Ec, closed '5.,c bid. August sies,r e,
clu.cl &c.
Com-imdlnr ligli aud lille lnicrc,, attached.
10 2 mixrd. ,l.h, .."l ~ May. III u. 4.
% '.'r closed u .caslcd. september lii 1850 y,
clu.rd .ii r. asked
oiis-N5agcr No ?, cash, 2lle bid, Nay, .C,.e
HyC=hu 2. titt2c
IhflryaNnihiuH doing
ilay-Dull aud casJi prairie, iAOo8A7i, timothy.
nrln-iiiaher. l,sUc.
filN. aQuUtlblc n Ma
iold-impfutud demand. common chemical
hgrd And r,nacd' ~ thc amount Of w tons, soli
Unchanged creamery. 0glic dairy.
Rgl--fowcr atio'
Corn Mcal-sl -p.si.st
IrUy.tIuus=Uull aud weak
Fork tlgb.
by salt Neais-sh un'dcfs S.ik Longs and
rihs $40. short clear sl.uu
nacun- Boxed shoulders 5000 longs aud ribs.
VI. fNHfN VI. hNNIl flf w " ~ FHNhNN
unmsafl f.n,tAun.
Houlpts fluur gOll bfiF wheat, 200 bu. corn,
ga.uU bu. oats 1900 bu. fye. 200 bffloy. none
shipments Flour h.nlu bflg wheat, loo bu
corn. ZOO bu. oats. 0.YJJ bu. re- 100 bu. bar.
ley. none.
CHICAGO. H., May t-Whcat was moro active
aud tho feeling Wa weaker and unsettled today.
July Opcncd a. about yesterdays cluslng, ftceded
1.ltf.r aud closed n lower than yesterday. June
Was arm aud closed 3so higher There was rather
more disposition 20 realize among speculative
traders Operators evidently bad bought consider
weather aud some " this wheat wa suld out 10
anticipation ~ nin IN the Northwest before Mon.
day II was fumufcd that rain had ialleu ai Fargo,
and he weather bore indications Of a heavy
minstonn which IL likely a. work east from the
northwest. These influences caused the selling 81
considerable wheat, ~ the same time at the DC
| cline there wa good buying
modcfaie business was reported IN corn and the
| fcoilnr prevailing Wa casisf The market opensi
tbsde better than the closing prices yesterday aud
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NANk AAfIAIlHNHs
CHICAGO. ~. May t-CiglrngH. sili7t.0n
NEW ORLEANS, la, May L-HiHk Uo.Huv,
si.NI.l1.
BALTIMORE, Nd. May t-ClaHu-t el.l55ss.
bnlnnnH, fii1.h
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. My t-Cltunugs ST..
bI1Hif htIHnrcs. tl,I~.su l1I flr WHukHtIear
lugs s'uJs.glg balance. s1,u>asa
Bp.TuN, Mass. May t-tlrautEs tuiuy. ST..
islils hll u,cs sl.s.,s'l. Tor iHu uUUkatirtr
iuFs. t1t.Wniat halaunUs. aln.lfb. Dos fhU or.
responding week In ioss-tlcarues, tiusD.LuI.
balance, tilNd.1oD
81 LOUIE No. May 4-nlnk cicarnF, tD
day. fi,HI1ts halnurcs. giGs.tL IoF tho week a
GraruEt tiOlpl. ~ halaur1s. 81. COL wa Tor Ilst
week 20 hearings. ali.0uli4. buAuHcs. s1aDINg.
tnr corresponding week lHst year lcnrIues s.s..
ail,bih balance tlAU,I
NEW YORK. May & The weekly bank fi1io.
mrut shows The following rhHurrs ilCHrftr. uU.
cr"lsc tlnutaiA. loans. iuruasH. alH1HHI FHrHir.
decrease. siT1JtW legal trnIpu. drrrrua1. gltt.
ill. hrpUHts, dcrrrn.r, sihi..U. circulation. ur
en- hsc tiu.sn The banks nov bold fllsl.i,t Boz
vN,es %. thc . PCT cent role tlgunn today.
tlin,llissli balance .5,hlAta iuf The Hrlk#
Clearing. gHi, la..0.g balance tf.11,1A
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY TO 8 PER CENT. NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $3.50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Firm-Middling Cotton, 10 3-4c
Sales Today, - Bales-The GEN.
eral Market is Steady-Meats Are
Firm.
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CIIANCERY SALE
o.. oP--
REAL ESTA TIE.

No b.fp. rim the Chanrrfy Court ~ Shelby
county .-sihic oi Tcnuercvya n. I. Culbcru0n
tai
iy virtue n a. inirfocni0fy decfue Zoe sale On.
ifrtd n thn above rHusU un The Tth day " OriuhHt
-. n d o. page stL I will soli. ~ public Hur.
uOu, a. Tho hlFhcst bidder IN trout ~ the Crfk
The courthouse Of shelby county. Momphs Ten
ucasCu on
saturday, nth Dny Of Stay. 1880.
within legal hour. the follow ins described prop.
cfiy. situated Ia Memphis, shelby County Iona.
t1WiU
ffuntinr q fu1t ou tho woIl sde ui Second ftrurt.
With depth " y iset sold ~ tho property VI
Wiliaiu aud Ida Wufehr
Trims q sale-cash Redemption baucd
This lOih day ~ APRIL ist1
y % MenENHY, Clark aud Master
\. H. 4 Z. w. uelskeil, md H. n. biz, SOLICITORS
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APPEAL OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, May 4, 1889.
Money is in abundant supply aud easy at
y TO per cent. Demand moderate.
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Chancery Sale
Or
r EAL ESTATE.

No, 6,lS2 Rim the Chancory Court Of Shelby
County--State OF Tennessee VS.. Julius Bchr ct al
BY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for sale on.
tered IN the above cause on the 2Sth day of Jauu.
AIRY, 1850 NJ. H., CO, page l0a. will sell, AZ public
and Masters Office nj the Main street entrance OF
the court house OF shelby County, Memphis, Tenn,
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
Il site and TO provide for its improve

ital site and 10 provide for its improve
mcns.
Council bill SIS, an act to amend para
graphs AZ and 400, revised statutes.
Council bill 81, an act to provide for
the protection Of fences.
Council bill 81, an act amending sec
ton 2, revised statutes.
Council bill 5S, an nc. TO prohibit per-
sons holding shares Of stock as security
from voting on same at elections.
Council bill rs, an act amending sec
tion 3002, revised statutes, allowing
$l5 salary TO Territorial geologist, with
mileage.
Council bill 80, an act relating to mar
riages, and repeating paragraphs 20SS,
2oS9 and 2096, revised statutes.
Council bill 81, an act to amend chap
ter 1887, section "a, title 20, revised stat
utes.
Council bill 80, an act TO provide for the
reimbursement OF certain persons for the
payment OF live stock sanitary fund tax
omitted to be levied and collected in GER
tain counties.
Council bill s5, an act to amend para
graph 43S, being section 5S, chapter q
title Is, revised staAetes.
Council bill SO, an act to amend para.
graph 20o9, section 4, title 20, revised
statutes, relative TO forcible entry and de.
tainer
Council bill 80, an act to repeal act g.
entitled an act to provide for the con.
strnction and maintainance OF public
roads and highways in Maricopa county,
Council bill SO, an act concerning
county surveyors.
Council bill GO, an act to provide foi
holding convention for the purpose ol
framing constitution Of State, to be
submitted to the people tor their ap
proyal or rejection on the 9Th OF Novem'
Der next--Herald.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
Lippincott's MesthIy Saagasine

The extraordinary success Of "The
Quick or the Dead2" renders the appear
ance Of new novel by Amelie Rives, in
the April number Of Lppincott's Maga-
zine, an event in the literary world.
"Ihe Quick or the Dead?" has been
more widely read and discussed than any
novel OF recent times. ''The Witness oi
the Sum-" Miss Rives' new story, IL re-
plete with dramatic situations, and gives
further and stronger evidence Of her rare
power in depicting human emotions. II
deals with a wider range Of characters
than 1.-THE Quick or the Dead?" and viii
undoubtedly create an equal II not q
greater sensation. Richard Henry Stod-
dard gives an unusually interesting BIZ
ographical study of Bayard Taylor.
Stoddard and Taylor were friends and
comrades for thirty years, and the article
is chiefly made Up Of personal recollcc-
tions, while an appreciative estimate oi
Bayards worth as q poet is given. Alice
Wellington Rollins has an amusing little
skit, called "If He Had Known" which,
by the space tina. it occupies, proves once
more that "brevity il the soul OF wit.
'arwo Nights in Bohemia" is a very
clever sketch by An unknown writer.
Edgar Saltus, who 10 looked upon as an
apostle Of pessimism, and who always
writes eleyerly, however hs may be disa.
greed with, descants upon "what Pes.
simism Is Not" He shows that pessim.
ism. has its roses as well as its thorns, and
breaches the doctrine Of blessed is he
that expects little" Poems are contrib.
uted by William II. Hayne, NJ. r.,
and N. 6. McClelland. The "Our One
Hundred Questions" installment gives
some curious and valuable information
concerning the origin Of Harlequin, and
also gives the origin Of some well-known
proverbs and phrases. The departments
are bright and interesting, as usual The
Monthly Gossip answers In an enter.
tanning manner various questions pro-
pounded, among them query concern
ing the Prince Of Wales crest, and
another concerning oberon, which will
be found particularly interesting. In
Booa-Talk the editor gives q clear disqui-
sition upon the mutations Of public taste
regarding novels, and shoots a Parthian
arrow at Howells and his school.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06
DID iT ELECT HARRisoN7

The following appeared in Minnesota
paper: Members of the Democratic
party have been using all subterfuges Il
account for thsir overwhelming defeat
and numerous are the causes alleged.
81 WAS talking with several a thu
vanqnisbed on Fourth Street the 0sheI
day, opposite a bill board, and one f the
party exclaimed 'If il had not been 70,
the eloseness of the National Committee
in the expenditure Of money, we would
have elected our man. The Republicans
advertised their man like circus. y
Several of the party remarked that nc
advertising was done except small an
nouncements in the papers, and q few
changers" on the dead walls.
Hangers said our informant
"What do you call that but q circus
poster Y'' Pointing to q swelye-sheet
medicine poster on the bill board, bear.
ing the cuts Of Gen. Harrison and hin
grandfather. E-..sf...,
eff the Democratic had advertised like
that, Cleveland would have been re-
elected
The poster referred to was one Of the
familiar black and white Log Cabin Sar-
saparilla posters sent out by All enter
prising firm engaged in the manufacture
Of old log-cabin home-cures, under the
name Of Warmers Iog Cabin Remedies,
and among other equally valuable articles
includes the famous Log Cabin Sar-
saparilla, which is everywhere recognized
as the best Of all spring medicines and
stands without rival for the cure of all
disorders ,Ihich are the results OF impure
blood.
The spring time Of the yess Ii the
season when the system needs renova-
ton; the long winter has caused the
blood to become filed with impurities.
There exists no better means to aid
and strengthen the system at such an
urgent period than the use Of Warmers
Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, which speedily
restores the blood to pure and healthy
state, which insures health and happi-
ness.
The reputation OF the firm putting out
the medicine IL above reproach, and is
the same firm which manufactures War
ner's Safe Cure the standard remedy fuf
the cure Of all those diseases peculiar to
the kidneys as we'll as those which are
the results Of disease in those organs,
and which has met with such pheno-
menal success for the past ten years. y
We understand that the posters referred
to made their appearance in many parts
Of the country sometime prior to the
Chicago Convention which nominated
Gen. Harrison - q candidate for the
Presidency--hcnce the use made Of the
portraits of the Harrisons, father and
grandson---was either the result of re-
markable political foresight or in accord
ance with the historical association OF
the old Log Cabin with the name OF Har-
rison. -.......
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

not wholly confined TO Arizona, but the
Solid South has some interest in the
matter.
Undoubtedly the present Legislature
must remain in session two weeks longer,
or until the session Of the United States
Senate adjourns, 80 the President can
appoint and send q man straight to Ari-
zona to serve at least until the Senate
meets again in December next, Who
Governor is / cannot guess, but ! hope II
will be T. j. Butler.
The very fact that the Democrats try
to prevent any investigation Of affairs
is proof positive that there is something
rotten and viii be 8 detriment to the b.
and X. party. WIZ. II. HAnDY.
Mohave County miner., 1889-04-06

The San Diego Sun says it has infor-
nation from a high and reliable source
that the projected railroad will not be
built direct to The Needles from Lake.
side, as heretofore supposed, but it is at
present the purpose Of the company TO
build the road TO an intersection with the
Atlantic and Pacific at a point about
forty miles west Of The Needles. From
this point the road will be built north to
Frisco, where il will connect with the
Union Pacific. Another branch of the
Cuyamaca will be built north from some
point between San Diego and the Cuya-
maca range to a junction with the South
ern Pacific at or near Cotton.