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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13
TIE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURES.
Proceedings OF tho House and the Sen.
ate Yesterday.

special Dispatch 20 Tho Appeal.
LirrrE Rock, Ark, Feb. l2.-The Sen.
ate today refused TO pass the House joint
resolution requesting the Governor 10 re-.
port the companies furnished with State
arms aud Of what use had been made Of
them.
The House passed the senate bill rcgu.
lating the allowances Of claims against State
charitable institutions, requiring q close
scrutiny Of accounts and an affidavit by
the claimant
The House also passed the senate Dill r..
quiring the state 10 pay half the nsscssor,'
fees, also the Senate bill 10 prohibit the
sale Of tobacco or cigars 10 BOYS under M.
teen yeans, making the violation u misie.
mVauof
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

IL has been recalled TO his discrcli, and
disgrace that Secretary Baliour, whorulcs Ms
nm absolute King In Ireland, told wtliud
Blount that II hccvcr got William O'Bdcn
In prison he would never come ont alive
Hence the murdcmus treatment 10 which
o'BrIen was subjected uutilpuJlic opinion
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

WAS there ever political organization
in Ireland that was not cursed by an in
former? asks correspondent. II there
was we have never heard Of it. The in
former has, growing out of this fact, a
permanent place in the Irish drama and
the Irish novel.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

CiNClNN VT. o.. Feb tl-ilivcf D. irct and f,ii.
ia. Wealth clear Thermometer ~
~ .ht u. il.l,b o. yyuf feet 10 lnche.
aud rising. Weather ,luaf aud pleasant
NEN URLEAN-. o.. FcH H. Wcatbor Glands
aud pleasant brlauct Commonwealth, Cinrin.
matt
NCksBuRG. Miss. Fcb A. The river a falling
a. Louis
CAIRO w.. lcl. o. Hrrf i1 ieat aud falling
Weather clear nui cDnI AR. .p.l tIl ufNiclsburs,
e. iouis.
81 LOUIS 80, rch o.. River O. o ts.t and IA.
uunay, weather Clcnf aud warner Arrived.
~ q New Js.s.ns Aow Orleans. Iity Of Cairo,
NaNAeA A.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13
sEA.aorNo RIvER GRAFT
Tho Great Double Hun Boat scheme for
tho Miaaissippi.

ST. LouI', No, Feb. ~ Tho Missis.
sipm River and Ocean Navigation Com.
pany oi this city, who contemplate the
construction Of q line OF double, light
draft ccntcrboapl or adjustable Keel
steamers, 10 run direct between 81. Louis
and other inland river cities In
this country and South Amcri.
can ports rcciycd adyiccs today
from their agent at Mara aibn. Ven.
crucln. that 10000 shares OF the comma.
ny's stock have been sal scribcl Tor by Inc
merchants oi Maucaibo. Ia GUYANA. Porto
Cabello and Island OF Curacao. and that
merchants at other ports on the coast. pit.
ticular,y those connected with the gre, 1
coffee trade Of that country. are becoming
Interested in the enterprise aud will aid 4
with their money
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

Mn WILLIAM HOSP, B,Ltou, IN a con.
tributon To the department Of Notes aud
Comments" In the current number Of III,
North Ib,o,cm BSrc,r, classes Memphis ~
among the cities that get their walcr sup
ply from the Mississippi River aud that
consequently the people arc suffering from
the effects OF diluted sewage. Mr. Ballou
is In this wide Of the facts Memphis
never was supplied with water from the
Mississippi audi, not now Aricsian wells
are our present means Of supply. and be-
fore these were sunk We wcc supplied
from WoIf River 'u that, truth TO say.
was not much better than Mis.i sippi
River water as 10 WIS sometimes tainted
with the sewage from the ouilow Of the
main sewer that cnptipd into Wolf River
west OF the Jail, Thi, was especially the
ease when Wolf was low aud the Missis.
spp was high aud WIS alling every chan
mel 1t could 6nd. our ar,csian water IL
the purcsI IN the world. 1t is absolutely
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13
IN SOCIETY.

A handsome card party was given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Martin for
Miss Mary Hill, OF st. Louis, who is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city. Miss
Hill is strikingly handsome woman and
as one Of the attendants at the recent Hill
Ovcrton wedding, won anumber OF friends
and admirers, The guests OF the host and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

WHAT Mr.. James q. Blaine says In an.
other column relative To the purchase Of
Cuba rs essential to the sanitary security
Of the United States, every nnlarian In
the country who knows anything about
the yellow foyer rs an epidemic disease
will say amen TO. Havana Is filthy
beyond words adequately TO paint aud its
harbor is slltcd with the accumulated
dcjccla Of an increasing population ever
since II was fret laid out 10y the Spnniarls.
Il is the breeding place OF yellow fever,
aud will continue 10 be until this country
owns aud controls H. Ten years ago, i'm.
mcdAlcly after the epidemic Of 1873. a
commission Of sanitary experts was sent
to thar city by the President 10 make a
sanitary survey Of II, with the permission
nj the Colonial authorities, and the
result was report that left no doubt
Ia the minds OF an,iarians that Cuba
was standing menace 10 the health
and lives Of the people OF the United
States, the South especially, and that It's
purchase from Spain was duty absolutely
incumbent upon our government Nothing
has since been done 10y the authorities OF
llavanatoimproyc the then si,kcning con.
dilion oithc city fdrcdgc the harbor aud
d Is by 10 much ~ the accumulalions oi
ten years worse than cycr Il Is the nur.
scry OF the yellow fever and nothing but
the sweeping reforms that our people know
10 vol how To institute aud carry forward
will ever make Il what II ought to be-, and
this they can only attempt when "thc ever
faithful slv' las passed undcr their con.
trol aud isnumbcrcl amongour Territories
iirst aud aitcrwarl the States. The pur.
chase OF Cuba would be a popular meas.
uc Il It did not involve q Job.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

home for disabled and INDECENT Confeder-
ate veterans.
There are many bills pertaining 10 local
matters awaiting some disposition. One
measure that will create much discussion
is the textbook bill. There will probably
be a strong fight made on the proposition.
Several important amendments to the
present school law are to be acted upon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

Prof wcins'ein. assisted by Prof c. W.
Wright, vii; give concert at . o'clock
this afternoon at Miss lligbccs School.
An interesting program has been PIE.
pared.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

reminded the brutal iailer that he would
be held personally responsible Tor
O'Brien's fate.
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The Conxres. an. Americas.

special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WAsnINGroN, Feb. 2.-Rep-csnlatiye
Townshond, Of Illinois, today introduced a
bill amending ihcact authorizing the Prcsi.
dent to arrange a conference between the
United States and the Republic OF Mexico,
Central and South America, llayti, san
Domingo and the Empire Of Brazil, NO ~
90 include In the conference the Dominion
OF Canada. The President i authorized 10
invite representatives Of the several gov.
ernmenls Of the countries above named TO
Join the United States In conference 10
be held in this city for the purpose
Of recommending for adoption 90
their respective governments Of some
plan Of arbitration for the settle.
ment Of disagrccmcnts aud disputes
that may hereafter arise among them.
One OF the questions for the conference to
consider beside those already provided Tor
In the act ol last year, h the establish
ment OF regular and frequent communica-
ton between the ports oi the several
countries. Tho act WIS approved May
-, 1883. Mr. Townshcnd saysth he was
impcllcd TO offer his amendment because
he received information from Canada that
q large number Of the people oi that
dominion are anxious 10 Join the other
American nations In the conference. Mr..
Townshcnd Is hopeful that the result Of
Canada's participation will be TO cflcctu.
ally settle the fishery and other questions
that have mixed the United States and
Cnnalu
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THE SOUTH.
Continued From FIRST Page.
Of the country will be the richest and mos
prosperous part Of il.

OF the country will be the richest and most
prosperous part of it,
THE sJ-CALIED RACE QUESTION.
"What are yourimprcssions, If any, formed
by travel in the South, concerning the whites
Gnd blacks and their political relatons?"
81 believe in local self-government as the
only principle that can make republic
enduring, and that the South must work out
the race problem, and not the people OF
other sections God in his providence will
point out the way, and the whites will take
care Of themselves The influx of immigra-
ton TO this section will soon turn the States
into manufacturing, instead OF agricultural
ones, and that may solve the question
for you. We have found the people of the
South q genial, hoSpitable class. The cir
cumstances under which we are travelling,
the courtesy OF the Louisville & Nashville
people in stopping at stations for us to eX-
anime the mines, bringing us in contact
with the prominent men, has given us an
opportunity Of seeing the South as never be-
fOre.h
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13
BlSMARCK'S BAD LIVER.
THE OLD CHANCELLOR BECOMING
VERY IRRITABLE AND CROSS.

He is Worrying Himself to Death Over
the Prospects of His Enemies and
Fears of the Downfall of His Dynasty
Harass Him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

~ esteemed correspondent writes from
~ Paul, thanking Tmr ArrrAL for ~ hir.
ness and justice To Mr. Henry G,urgc.
and iis treatment Of the sinrlc.lax theory,
and adds II was in 81. Paul lately lust
after George had loc,urcd there on the
single tax ! believe he got $500 for the
lecture and ! learn that with the whole
Legislature trying to down him, be let
them have the weigh, Of the fall. Qucs.
ton after question dumbioundcd the qucs.
TONER by the ready aud metalled way he
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13
OTHERS TESTIFY.

Messrs Edmund Smith, Of Philadelphia,
and Mr. Murray, also bore testimony that
the expressions OF Messrs. Norton and
Flower had no connection, however remote,
with fiction. The latter, who is financier
of high repute, desired to advise the South
ern people not TO attempt too much on
credit system. Eastern capital had already
poured down here, moro would come and
the development would be pushed rapidly
enough for the good Of all.
AWAY FOR THE NIGHT.
When II became known that the train
bearing the party would reach Memphis
early last night, the visiting gentlemen con-
cludcd to leave the cars and go 10 n hotel.
Accordingly Maj. Edwards and his assistant
Mr. A. NJ Cook, tclcgraphed ahead to meet
the train with carriages This was done, and
by 10 o'clock they were comfortably quar-
tered at the Gayoso.
CALL FOR THE COMMITTEE.
The following committee appointed by the
two Exchanges TO receive and entertain the
New York visitors, are requested TO meet at
the Merchants Exchange this morning ut .
o'clock for duty:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

WHEELING, W. W., heb. D. River 4 fo.t6
lnchcs an Stationary. Weather cloudy. Ihcr
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

The program today l. varied ono. but
every feature will contain enough a. sustain
the Interest of the visitors until their de.
parturc for Louisville aud New York to-
night.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

Miss Rebie Metcali gave a card party
last evening for Miss Davis, OF Cincinnati,
who has been her guest for several weeks.
Among tho guests were:
Miss Kate Estes, Miss Annie Holloway,
Miss Alice Jones, Louisville.
Miss Allie Clnpp Miss Gussc Caldwell
Miss Edith Brooks, Miss phmbc fr2ei,
Miss Lille StfntlOn, Miss Mary Park,
Miss Agnes ToOf Miss Rosa RRmhnut
Miss Maud Rnmbaut Miss Bette LOOncy,
Miss flOy Latham. Miss Nellie Mloner,
Miss Miriam Nelson, Erie Pa.
Miss Mary Lou Nelson. Mr.. Tom Avery,
Mr.. Harry Avery, Mr.. Brook llalchett,
Mr. Macon 1tcVernnL Mr. Hays Nixon,
Mr. Frazer, MT r. McKellcr,
Mr. NJ. Foster, MIR. IA Johnson.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-13

Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Day have issued in
vtations to the wedding OF their daugh-
ter, jennie Eleanor, and Capt. James B.
Recs, ON the 10Th inst. Miss Day has
been one Of the popular bellies for several
seasons and this wedding will be one Of
unusual interest in society circles.
Miss Eula Mcdowell left Yesterday for
Martin and Nashville, Tenn, for a brief
visit.
Misses Rosa and Maud Rambaut will
give a large and elegant card party tomor-
row, Valentines evening, at $50 o'clock
pm.
Miss Pearl Nicely returns home tomor-
row from a delightful visit TO Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Estes leave tomor-
row for New Orleans to make u visit oil a
few days
The many friends of Miss Brodie will
be glad to know that her pleasant stay in
the city has been extended and she will
be with the Fontaincs Tor some days
longer.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18

NOR TRADE-Flne large house on Waco avenue
J. and new broom house on north Water street Ia
trade stock Of E,ols or farm Alexsndcr & 60,
los West FtrS; street ius-A
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18
FRISCO LINE EXCURSIONS TO ST. LOUIS
AND RETURN.
ST fLonis ENposltion-Sept, 4th to Oct 10th,
Inclusive; The 81. Louis Fair-Oct. eth
to 10Th, Inclusive,

warrant tie making of special excursion
rates from all points on the Frisco Line to
st. Louis and return. Round-urip excur
sion tickets will be on sale at all stations
to st. Louis at one and one-third fare fol-
the round trip on dates. viz: Sept. I'd, 9Th
9th, 18th, 10th, 10Th, sd, 10Th, 30th. Oct
Sd, 18th and Eth; good for return five DAYS
after date of sale.
Round-trip excursion tickets will be on
sale October 9Th to 18th, inclusive, at all
stations to st. Louis at one single fare fol-
the round trip, good for return on or be-
fore October 18th, 1889
Remember that the above reduced rates
are offered by The popular Frisco Line
which runs double daily through passen-
ger trains to st. Louis, with no change OF
cars.
The most elegant Pullman palace sleep
ers, reclining chairs and coaches are run
on the Frisco Line
For full particulars, regarding rates,
time schedules, etc, call upon or address
W. ID. Murdock, ticket agent OF the
Frisco Line, 122 North Main street. or
d. WISHART,
Gen'l Passenger Agent,
ST .0nIS Mo
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18
1T. Louis Produce

ST. Louis, Mo-, sept. L.
FLOUR-Firn but unchanged.
WHEAT-Better. Trading was light but demand
equal to offerings and the close was H914c above.
yesterday. 80. red cash. 1s5sc; September closed
7.54c bid; October i6'4c bid; December, '35l&'o3sc
asked; May. S2llc BIZ.
CORN~No demand to speak of. No. mixed
cash z9Lc asked; October closed 2t54c nid; Noyeln-
Der 2gIsc asked; December. &c asked year 2o94c
asked; January 2534c bid; Nay, 5O1ss lie a zed 80
OATS-Weaker. No. cash, lSc bid; May, ~;
October, lSc bid; November, Io19c; December. lo-c
bid.
RYE-No 2 3sI4c.
BARLEY-Eery quiet. Iowa, 5sc.
HAY-No demand. Prairie ;7.5998.5G timo-
thy, $90j4 SO.
HRAN-Quiet 40G415l.
FLAX SEED-Higher- sl.B- .
LEAD-Dull and easy. Refined 1913; chemical
BUTTER-Dun and unchanged. Creamery. 1899
dairy. i4Gljc
CORN NiEAL-Unchanged; sL6O9l65.
WHlSKY-$lG2.
PROyISIONS-Marke generally steady.
PORK-Nothing doing. slJGGIl.5O5e.
LARD-NothtnS doing, $3.50,
SHOULDERS-s4b214
LONGS AND RIBS-$J25.
SHORT CLEAIe-tj.s5,
BACON-BoKed shoulders, S5.l212. longs and rlDs,
s6.Q5&6 10; short clear. Sj.zJ@j.2j.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18


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Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO, H., Sept. 7.-Wheat-Specu
lative market averaged dull and narrow,
but strong today. Opening figures were
practically at the closing range of yester-
day and after gradual improvement Of
54MG5c in the leading futures the market
hung siuggishly and characterless all the
forenoon within the range of 7S25G7855c
for December and S24MS2jzc for May.
There appeared to be no pressure TO sell
from any quarter and at times both the
demand and offerings were so small that
business In the pit was at q complete
standstin. News was scarce, only bulls
being idle. and the most important items
were the reported decrease for the week
In the quantity of wheat and -four on
ocean passage of !, 1861 900 bushels and the
smaller receipts of wheat in the north
west ana the light estimates for tomorrow
Rt this point The miserably poor grading
of current arrivals is attracting wide
spread attention and there does not ap-
pear to be many people in the trade
here who can offer a salts
actory explanation of the existing
state of affairs. Out of 372 cars inspected
today, there were only seven of the con-
tract grade, or less than . per cent. No
one doubts the existence Of some No. .
wheat in the country somewhere. but the
question is, when will il be marketed At
least one line of December shorts was COW
cred today to the extent of about quarter
OF a million bushels by house with for
eign connections. 1t was said this buying
was done wholly on the inspection show
ing. AS an offset to the bulIish influences
enumerated, was continuation of light
export movement and in different tone of
cables, public and private. Good support
was given wheat here by prominent OPP
orator, who was persistent and steady
buyer on all the weak spots Final closing
prices were little under the extreme out
side range, but there was a net gain over
yesterdays closing of 1s@Ac
In corn a fair speculative trade was re
ported today and the feeling de-
veloped was somewhat firmer, transactions
being at slightly higher prices. The mar
ket opened 1s@ &c better than the closing
prices of yesterday, was steady for time,
then advanced &C, ruled weaker and closed
n shade better than yesterday. The better
tone was due to the general change in the
weather and smaller estimated receipts,
which started local shorts to covering but
at outside prices offerings were quite
heavy and the full advance was not sus-
tanned.
Oats were traded in moderately and a
steady feeling prevailed, but price changes
Were very slight.
In mess pork a fairly active trade was
reported. October delivery showed more
strength, advancing 25@30c, but other de-
Hyeries Were easier and changed hands at
12's Tl5c decline.
Lard-Not much interest centered in the
market and trading was limited Near
futures were comparatively steady, but
deferred deliveries were easier and about
Z sc lower.
Short ribs-Only moderate trade was
reported Prices ruled 2isW5c lower on
the deferred deliveries and the market
closed quiet
The leading futures ranged As follows:
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18
The Knights Templar TrieDnial Excursion to
Washington, D. c., via the Frisco Line

Washington. d. c., via the Frisco Line
The majority of the Mt. Olivet Com
mandery, No. u, Knights Templar, of
Wichita. have selected the popular Frisco
line in connection with the Vandaiia and
Pennsylvania to Washington, D. c. They
with their friends will leave Wichita on
Saturday morning, October S, in special
| Pullman palace and drawing room Sleep
ers which will run through to Washing
ton without change. This train will leave
Wichita at about 10 o'clock a. IN. and will
run solid to st. Louis without change.
where connection will be made through
the union. depot with the Pennsylvania
limited leaving st. Louis the following
morning.
One fare for the round trip. Tickets
NAV be changed at Washington to return
via New York upon payment of SO addi-
tional. Final limit for return passage.
November 3 The diagrams for
these special Pullman cars NAV
now be found at the Union
ticket office and are open for the reserya-
ton or space. These cars are OF Pullman's
most elegant design including all modern
improvements. The Frisco line is the
only railway out of Wichita running solid
trains morning and night direct to St
Louis upon its own track not depending
upon making connection with other lines
at intermediate functions. 1t is the only
line out OF Wichita havingt two solid trains
morning and night to St. Louis without
change and is always equipped with free
palace reclining chair cars, also Pullman
sleeping cars. For further information
call at ~ \. Main street or address the
undersigned. w. d. MURDOCH,
ID. WISHART, @. 2. * L. Agt., ST. Louis
Mo.
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18

CToRAas-Ter household goods ncEchs saiss
- bored loose. II yca have any goods 20 sters
bring them to ths wichita storage CO. Ne LIS West
Doug
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18

rI,HO = WANTING 70 rent. bay Or sell farm OF
city property call ~ the Zeal Estate and Rental
sgency o. Israel bros. Well located renting prop
efty Is h. good demand prepared 20 care Tor that
Of uonresden1s Fave the t= ff l1- FL tie marx e.
either farm or cts. Cali or correspond. ONO,
room ], Ia y. hsT.et- Israel bg4ldln- O. -
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18
Knights TempIar Triennial Coneiave 1t Wash
Ington. u. c, IN October

Mount Olivet oommandery, No. -,
knights Templar, Wichita. Kan. have
selected the Missouri Pacific railway and
Nand2lia & Pennsylvania route OYER which
TO make their pilgrimage TO Washington,
ID. {. They viii lesve here on October )
al I2:I5 p. m. on special Pullman palace
buffet sleeping cars which viii run
through 10 Washington without change,
arriving at destination On October a.
lis p. m, Just forty-nins hours This
Is over two hours quicker time than can
possibly be made by smother route from
sere All those desiring 10 take the
Knight Templar fast train should leave
their names AT once AZ No. lS7 North Main
street and thus procure good
accommodations. The fare for the
tou1d trip will be S. ~ and upon
payment OF SO additional parties can re
turn via New York and any OF the direct
lines The Pullman cars for this occasion
vii. be the latest improved sleepers, and
will be supplied with well stocked buff
fet, thus enabling passengers 70 procure
elegant lunches on the train a. any time
they desire Don't forget that the Ms
souri, Pacific railway = the shortest and
quickest line. and - the one selected by
the Knights Templsr Of Wichita over
which 70 make the journey. Tor further
information call 81 30 North Main street.
Z z BLECELET
o. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18
LOOK! s34.9O.
Wichita to Columbus and Return.

The Rock Island railway will sell round
trip tickets TO Columbus, Ohio, Septem Der
IL, IA and 10, limited until Septemb Der 30.
1889, at the above cheap rate. Free re-
clining chair cars on ali trains run BY the
great Rock Island route. For further in
formation call at the city office. foD Doug
las avenue. corner Main street, and al pas
senger depot, corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone 1879.
5000 {. a. RUTHERFORD.
Ticket gent
Wichita eagle., 1889-09-18
Kansas City Live stock.


The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, 92D; shipments. 3.30. Market
Sc l5c lower Common choice fed - 9U94 =:
stockers and feeders. sltO45.1U, cows, $l,55G25J:
grasserS. :, 6la2.6j
HOGS--Receipts $780, shipments 400 Market
lOc lower Good TO choice light, Si20G4.25i heavy
and mixed. S3GAGs.I5.
SHEEP-Receipts 800; shipments, none. Market
steady. Common TO choice muttons, S2.tUG3.I5.