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bunting. Large crowds of people gathered
along the route from the railway to the
castle and enthusiastically cheered the
Emperor and King.
when signor Crspi emerged from the
tram he was greeted by Prince Bismarck,
VINO shook him heartily by the hand. A
detachment OF cuirassier escorted the car
rlages from the railway station to the
CASTLE The first carriage was occupied by
Emperor William and King Humbert, the
second by the Crown Prince of Italy,
frinco Henry OF Prussia and Prince Fred
erck, second son of the Emperor, and the
lnlrd by Prince Bismarck and Signor
Crlspi. Representatives of the Berlin
Academy and other associations of artists
occupied pavilion fronting the opera
mousse Further on were stationed choirs
under the direction OF Herr Joachim, who
chanted an ode specially prepared for the
occasion, commencing with the words
viva Umberto re d'Italia." The court
actress, llichenburger, recited verses writ
ten by Herr Jordan, director Of the Ma
uonal Gallery, welcoming King Humbert
TO the city. After being received by the
Empress, King Humbert and the Prince
oil Naples retired to the apartments set
aside for their use in the castle. Later
they visited all the Royal Princes, Prince
Bismarck and Count Won Moltke. After
family dejeunor the Emperor and his
guests drove to Charloucnberg where they
placed wreaths upon the tomb OF the late
Emperor Frederick
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An old Mnn Hangs Himself

NASHVILLE, Tenn, MAY pa special
TO the AmGicdn from Joncsboro, Tenn,
says The body Of James May was dis.
covered this evening hanging from tree
in the woods east OF town. May was about
fifty years OF age, plastcrer by trade, and
the father OF large family. lie has been
drinking unusually hard for some time.
On last Thursday he purchased a piece OF
rope, and was last seen on that day. As
he did not return, his family became un-
easy, and, fearing he might fall while
under the influence OF whisky, his son,
together with his son.in.law, James
Vaughn, and Mr.. Young, began a search
through the woods where lac was last seen.
This evening they were horror stricken by
coming upon his body in an advanced
stage Of decomposition. entirely naked,
with his hands tied behind his back,
hanging from tree, while near by were
his clothes, boots, ETC., carefully folded,
and on top lay hrs hat with bottle about
half full OF whisky. Everything goes to
show that 1t was most carefully and
coOlly arranged Suicide.
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BosToS, Mass, May 22.-An explosion
Of gas occurred in the basement Of the
Van Ness House on Elliot street this
morning. Tho windows In the hotel were
blown out and those In the vicinity
smashed, while tho lower portion Of tho
hotel was wrecked. Edward Levers, the
porter, was dangerously burned and Is
not expected to live. Ellis Zarditzki was
dangerously burned about the face aud
body. Herbert RUSSELL aged twcnty.eght,
a clerk in tho hotel, badly burned about
tho hands, head and iaco. Nicholas
Emery, aged sxty.scycn, a lobster ped
der, and Clement Saunders were cut
about the hands and face by glass. They
arc all In the hospital. Two men standing
In the entrance were blown across tho
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CHICAGO SENSATIONS.
THE CARTER DIVORCE CASE SET
TIED TO THE LADY'S DISCREDIT.
Mrs. Carter Found Guilty OF Adultery,
While Her Husband Is Acquitted of
All Charges Against Him-The Insane
Asylum.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May 22.-The notable
divorce case of Carter VS.. Carter, which
has been on trial for several weeks in the
Circuit Court before Judge Jameson, was
finished this morning at $50, when the
jury came in with its verdict. The suit
was brought by Mrs. Leslie Carter, who
charged her husband with unnamable
ofenses. Mr.. Carter filed a cross bill,
charging his wife with adultery. The
prominence OF the parties, the unusual
beauty OF Mrs. Carter and other matters
usual in such hearing, made it a celebrated
case, and the courtroom has been
crowded since the trial began. During its
progress the testimony took the listeners
IN Imagination over good part OF Europe
gave them glimpse OF the royal prodi-
gality with which Mrs. Carter lavished
money on personal adornments and equip
ages, though her husband was bv no
means rich man; traced the payment to
her OF several large checks drawn
by prominent merchant OF New
York; made evident her friendship for
handsome kyrle Bellew, the actor; touched
upon her relations with her physician;
and, in short, developed series of sensa-
tons 10 satisfy the expectations OF the
most pruriently inclined. The arguments
were concluded yesterday afternoon and
the ease was given TO the jury. At the
opening OF court this morning il was an
nounced that an agreement had been
reached. The verdict, when announced,
was to the effect that Mrs. Carter was
guilty OF adultery, as charged in the cross
bill. and that Mr.. Carter was not guilty of
the charges preferred against him IN his
wiie's bill. Neither Mr.. nor Mrs. Carter
was present when the verdict was an-
nounced.
The effect of this verdict will be TO give
Mr., Carter divorce and the custody OF
their child.
Mrs. Carter's attorney prayed an appeal,
and argument on his motion will be heard
later,
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THE WIDOW OF COL. GILpIN
Dies in Galveston, Tex, in an Old
Shanty-Her Eccentricities.

D'No III poiNeo'Siii lux IN an Ola
Shanty-Her Eccentricities.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, May pa dispatch
from Galveston. Tex, says: An old lady
giving the name of Mrs, Gipin camo there
several months ago from Denver, and al
though she seemed to have plenty of
money, she dressed poorly, was very eco
nomical in her habits, quite eccentric, aud
lived in poor quarters. On Monday night
she died. after brief illness, in an old
shanty on Center street Since then il
has been ascortained that she was the
wife of Col. Gipin, man we'll known
from the Mississippi River TO iho Rocky
Mountains, thirty years ago, as an cXplor, r
and scientist and Que OF the early Govern
ors of Colorado. Telcgmms have been re-
ccivcd from ID. c. Peabody, OF Denver,
directing the old lady's body to DO ON
balmed and stating that he would leave
Tor Galveston NJ once, also from James +.
Maury, of Philadelphia, ordcringth the body
TO be forwarded to that city, whcro sis
ter OF the deceased is living Mrs. Gilpin
was eighty years of age, and it is said that
her life had been quite u romantic one
Among her effects were found several
postollice money orders for considerable
amounts, none OF which had been pro.
scented for collection.
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CHICAGO HURTING nrRsrLr
By tho Contemplated Action OF Roiui
ing 70 Flu rnieh Quotations.

By tho Contemplated Action OF Rofus.
ing 70 Flu rnieh Quotations.
NEw YoHK, May 22.-1hero was more
than usual interest yesterday on the Pro.
ducc Exchange over the official announce
mcnt from the Chicago Board Of Trade that
after May 81 tho quotations from Chicago
will not DO served 10 the Produce Tx.
change. Tho members Of the Produce Tx.
change, or at least a majority Of them, be-
licyed yesterday that Chicago's action will
help them. Some Of them are members OF
the Chicago Board OF Trade and have di.
rect wires, and can got all the quotations
they want but Il Is believed that Il
would he q good opportunity for the New
York Exchange TO have iis quotations sent
all over the country, and II they are nc.
copied rs the official figures much business
will DO attracted TO tho New York Tx.
change. At present Chicago figures arc
the accepted authority and IN nearly every
instance adjust the scale Of values In al
the other cities In the United States where
folks speculate In grain and provisions.
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King Irumbcri In ner,,n.

BERLIN, May 22.-King Ilumbcrt, the
Crown Prince Of Italy, and siguor Crispi,
the Italian Primo Minister. arrived In
Berlin this morning. They were met at
the railway station by Emperor William,
the royal Princes, Prince Bismarck and a
number Of Generals. After embraces, the
party drove TO the royal castle. King
numbcrt occupied scat beside the En-
peror in the imperial carriage. Tho route
to tho castle was lined with troops. Tn-
umphal arches spanned the streets and
the houses were decorated with Gags aud
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lNDIANAroLis, Ind, May Tho Ma.
tional Association OF the veterans Of the
Nicksburg campaign Is holding its nrs;
annual meeting here today. Gov. lloycy,
Of Indiana. is president. MAY - is the
date fixed for the annual gathering, rs il
is Il e anniversary Of the most determined
assault Gen. Grant made upon the Nicks-
burg Notifications Grants army was
composed Of men from Ohio, Michigan.
Indiana, Wisconsin, Illinois. Iowa. Mis-
souri,, Kansas aud Kentucky, and veto.
rams from all these States arc in attend.
ancc on the meeting. Ono object Of tho
association Is 10 secure the recognition Of
the Nicksburg campaign as the greatest OF
the civil war
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Beautiful Chautauqua ana II. Lake,

VINO among all those who are permitted
TO spend the heated term amidst natures
chosen resting places does not know of the
beauties and g.ories of fair Chautauqua?
VINO Is there that has the least interest in
religious or literary culture that does not
leel his heart thrilled aud his better nature
stirred ut the mention OF Chautauqua?
Whllo there are abundance OF limitations.
there IS but one true one, and that one is
on the line OF the New York, Lake Erie *
Western Railroad, midway between Gin.
cinnau and New York, one OF the lowell.
est regions vi the world. No malaria. no
mosquitoes, sleep under two blanket"
loo feet above the level OF the sea, and
200 above the blue waters OF Lake Etie
Atmosphere, both natural and religious.
pure, quiet and eqnablc. Hotels omen
from June | TO October |, and cottages TO
be rented IL more privacy Is desired.
Cheap round-trip tourist tickets. good
until October 81, can be gotten at any
coupon ticket Office, or these and all other
needed information can be obtained from
ii. q. llolobird, division passenger agent.
No. 90 West Fourth street, Cincinnati,
Mr.. llolobird and W. c. Rinearson.
assistant general passenger agent Of this
line, are in the city for day or two and
will be glad TO be interviewed by anyone
who wishes TO pass a summer happily,
BEAUTIFULLY and charmingly They will
prove that the New York. Lake Erie &
Western Railroad is the best and only line
for wcll-iniormed, sensible people to take
therefor from Cincinnati, and tho only one
running solid trains and Pullman Palace
Cars through &c the lake. You want 10
20 somewhere; you want to 90 to the best,
and that is 10 Lake Chauiauqua with all
It's beauty and means Of rest and improve.
ment. You acquire the rest and rccupera-
ton impercepiibly, and, as you can do no.
where else, receive the culture and moral
improvement by pure absorption without
eXerion.
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Lord snIishnr,,. nnininrr

LONDON, May 22.-Lori Salisbury de.
liycrcd an address at a meeting Of the
members Of the Primrose League today.
lie said that the alliance between the
Parnclliics and Gladsionians was slowly
but steadily breaking. The Irish, lac de-
clnrcd. would find more profit in peace
than In disorder. The work oi the Prim.
rose League was surely destroying the pro.
icssional politician and increasing the Nc.
curly Of the institutions on which the
cOuntry's prosperity depended.
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IN, .o,,n- r.,, a., t,,. ,..,

CHICAGO, ILL.,, May - John Zahnn
an cmployo Of the North Chicago CIT,
Railway Company, met bis death In q
peculiar manner today. lie was working
In tho pit underneath the track on which
the grip cars run and was helping one oil
the drivers IN raising his grip. 1hoy had
fastened chain 10 the heavy iron rooI
aud were raising II out Of the pit. when
the pulley In the car gave way The grin
dropped ON Iahnn's head and killed him
instantly. The skull was crushed In by
the force Of the blow.
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Irxn. Cni,In nnnrnn,lnrh.

LANSING. Mich. MAY %. Based upor
resolutions adopted by the Live Stock San
iiary Committee, the Governor has issued
a proclamation prohibiting the imporia
ton Of Toxas cattle or any other raised
south Of tho thiriy-sixlh parallel Of north
latitude until the ilnt day oi November
next, except such as arc In transit acros,
tho State, they 10 DO unloldcd at yards
designated for purposes and which are
placafded for the iccding Of Texas cattle
onivH
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street, but escaped without serious injury.
The cause is said to have been the lighting
of match in the basement where n GAS
purifying machine had been disconnected
from the service pipes. which had been
left unpluggcd. 1t is supposed that one
of the men now in the hospital lit the
match,
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steamer Guiding star Rate.

Cheaper than staying at home. Elegant
room and table second TO none. Fare TO
CAIRO and Padncah $3.50, Henderson and
Evansville s., Louisville 81, and Cincin-
natl. o., IS; and for freight, cheaper than
keeping Il in warehouse; and for further
information apply at elevator. Sails at 8
O'Clock pm. May %, 1889.
JAMES CARR.
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CESrnALiA. ILL.,, May - The return,
so far received from yesterdays Congress
sional election In the Nineteenth District
indicate the election OF j. H. Williams, the
Democratic candidate, over T. 5. Ridge.
way, Republican. The election was 10 lill
the vacancy caused by the death Of Con-
gresham 1ownshend.
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u. MrMnhnn. ~ InInn.i-

Has recently made some OF the most
beautiful suits Of clothes ever seen in the
city. lie makes a speciality Of line goods,
and his reputation for lifting is unsur.
passed.
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OFFICES furnished with towel rack, comb,
brush and clean towel every morning for
70 cents per week, by Memphis Steam
Laundry. Ornament 10 any Office.
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Every lady who registers at White Sew.
ing Machine rooms during the Embroidery
Exhibit ending May 30 will be entitled TO
a chance in our drawing. May 20, Of q
White Sewing Machine.
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CALL on the Southern Trust Company.
rooms q and 22 Cotton Exchange, Il YOU
wish TO borrow money on improved real
estate.
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People Wonder

WHEN they find how rapidly health
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and most powerful alternatives and
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Mrs, Jos. Lake Brockway Centre,
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and came near ending my existence.
For moro than four years suffered un-
told agony. | was reduced almost 10
n skeleton, and hardly had strength to
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Full Dress Shirts n specially. Finish
equal TO new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
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Drink Ronkerts Soda and Mineral
Waters. 2l5 Main st. lie keeps the best.
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Nhn, shall W. no win our noy,,

what shall W" no win our boys?
Is now being asked Us by parents, and VT
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mend sending them TO that popular and
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ness College, Second and Monroe streets,
where they will learn figuring and writing
according TO business standards, rs well rs
spelling, bookkeeping, typc.wriiing, etc.
They will only have to study during the
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Nelson College stands without a peer for
thoroughncss and responsibility OF pa.
tTonagp
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blood Purifier. The demand Tor II compcls
them 10.
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What YOU need isn medicine which u pure.
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MEMPns Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renoyating Works, 22o Beale street. Tele.
phone $50.
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RENKERr sells Tar Camphor loo pound.
Preserves carpets and wooden from months.
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llautlruu

y REMOVED ny TriE USE OF cocoAfvr.
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Burnetfs Flayoring extracts arc tho
Iesf
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LEr I. NJ. Galbrcalh, No. 10 Madison
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LApiEs' cape collars a speciality nj Mem.
phis steam Laundry, "a Second street
Branch Office ~ Madison street.
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LADIES, see +. Iayigno's 2jc Hats. They
are worth $500.
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500 Loads manure at Faires's Stable, 81
and 90 Union street.
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LADIES, a 500 Hat for 2Sc at +. La
yiEne's,
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Memphis Carriage Works,

Nos. 81 AND SO MADISON STREET,
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DIRECTORS.

r u Turlcy, Of Tmlcy & Wright
NJ Gavin, OF VI. Gavin 4 Co.
J. n, Falls of q. Falls & Co.
f. NJ, Nelson, of Nelson Il Rqinc.
T. H. Sims Of 4, H. Sims n CO.
L.. II. Wilkinson, Of Dockcry Wilkinson &
Co.
J. NJ. Goodbar, Of Goodbar & Co.
T. T. Anderson, rrc,t Anderson Hat Co.
Chas, kn'y
W H. Kcnncday, Secretary Citiycr
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John Amistcad, Of Armi,tcad & Lunlec.
H. /, Guion, Real Estate Dealer
A. W. Ncwsum, OF Llwhon & Ncvs1m.
J. r. Goodwin, Of J. Il. Goodwin 4 Co.
w. 7, Dunayant Of nunayant a Kelly
Andrew j. Harris. u Moore a Harris,
J. NJ. Smith, of Smiley, Smith ~ 20. and
Pratt Gin Co.
II, H. Coffin, of J. II Conln & Co.
and Also Arlington Insurance Co.
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Mercantile Bank
OF MEMPHIS TENN
Statement oIts Condition Monday MAY 40
OF MEMPHIS. TENN.

is Condition at the Close OF Business Mo
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GCIhs Bank opened It's doors business 1883 Depository
OF Tennessee aoct general banking business aud special
tons. J. GOWN prsid,n
j. VI, GODpBAU, Nicc.p
C. II. RAINE Cashier
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-13
SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1889.


Inasmuch as the centennial anniversary
of the Inauguration Of George Washington
as first president of the United states will
occur on the Both day Of April, Ammo Dom
ini, 1889, which day has been set apart by
an act OF congress as a general holiday for
the people of the whole:country:
Now therefore, /, Sylvester Pennoyer,
governor OF Oregon, by virture Of the au-
thority conferred upon me by the constitu-
tion Of the state, do hereby declare the
aforesaid Tuesday, April 3Oth, 1889, to be
legal holiday; and | do request that it shall
be so observed by the good people Of this
commonwealth. And, inasmnch as the
impressive act Of Inauguration, which oc-
Cured at noon, was preceded at 8 O'Clock
in the morning by prayer in all the
churches of the city, for Gods blessing
upon the government to be instructed, |
would further request, in obedience to such
n worthy example, that prayers shall be
held at nine o'clock i'm the morning Of such
holiday in all our churches to the end that
the blessings of God may be vOuchsafed to
our government for all times. In witness
whereof, have hereuntO set my hand'and
caused the seal of the state to be affixed,
this 10th day Of April A. i. 1852.
SYLNI STER PENNOYER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-13

MAJOR POWELL, director of the
geological survey, has mapped out
the work which will be performed
during the coming summerin regard
to the investigation of what can be
accomplished by the irrigation of
the arid lands of the West.
He intends to use the S250,OOO APP
propriated 10y congress to the best
possible advantage. His work dur
ing the coming summer will be
mainly experimental, lie will sur
Vey few representative localities.
The Truckeo river i'm California, is
one. The storage capacity of the
points which furnish water for the
Truckee will be examined and sur
Veyed, and reservoirs constructed.
also bitches and canals for the dis
tribution of water will be surveyed.
This will show what land can be
irrigated on the Truckee when water
is stored, This will enable parties
desiring to reclaim land TO know in
advance exactly what they can do.
Another important survey will be
that of the Arkansas in Colorado.
This survey is already in progress.
A very large amount of land will be
reclaimed under this system.
Besides this, examinations will be
made and surveys iuaugurated along
the Snake river in Idaho. More or
less exploration will be made in
every state and territory where irri-
cation is required, IL will be im-
possible to complete the work in
very many PAGES, but enough will
be done TO Illustrate the subject and
indicate the policy of the govern
ment In the matter