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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-19
Not q Home for InxaIIds.


To be plain, the City of Mexico Is
not the proper place for a prolonged
sojourn of invalid tourists. The robust
can do very well here for few weeks,
but even they would enjoy the winter
weeks in lower level towns like Aguas
Calientes, Guadalajara, or little towns
like Orizaba or Cuernavaca. Here it
is impossible to have a fire in your ho-
tel room, as such thing is absolutely
unknown. A lamp will, il is true.
heat a room sufficiently 10 take off the
chill, but this is not the way for an IN
valid 10 live. There are cities and
towns here where no need of fire
will be felt the winter through. For
those of US residents who have gone
through the not wholly comfortable
process OF acclimatization and are
fairly robust, winter is quite differ
ent thing. Its cold is gently bracing.
the appetite, never sharp in tropical
latitudes. picks up bit and one goes
about his business with more energy.
But | defy any man or woman of
northern blood 10 live here few years
and have that vitality, that certain
vigor, that one possesses in ruder
climes 10 the northward. There are
some correspondents who ask if a stay
in this city would be beneficial for
persons afflicted with rheumalisml
Decidedly not Anywhere in the
country but in this ancient town.
bullded on "A swamp and utterly nm.
drained.-Cor Boston Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-19

Whitney. Rea, Willis, Hunt and
Blakeley.
Agriculture, Manufactures and
Stockgrowing Johnson, Saxton, Gil
lette, Jones and Waite.
Education, Labor and Federal Rpla-
tions-Aurray. Moore, Pickmsn. Cong.
don and Flowers.
Military AfIairs-Swiggett, Com
fort, Willis, Pickman and Blakely.
Mines andMinersls-Roberts, Moore,
Comfort, Swiggett and Carver.
Towns, Counties and Highway
Garrett, Jones, Comfort, Roberts and
Flowers.
Engrossment- Pickman, Moore,
Whitney, Willis and Garrett.
Printing-Congdon, Waite, Res,
Davis and Johnson.
IDcorporations-Csrver, Joslin j ones
Davis and Blakeley.
Joint Committee on Enrollment-
Gilbert, Res and Saxton.
On motion 300 copies of tue card.
containing the names Of the commit
tees were ordered printed.
On motion of Congdon the vote by
which e. j. X. No. had been passed
WAS reconsidered. This is the resolu
tion sppropriating $1,000 for extra
printing, etc. The resolution was then
referred TO special committee OF five
consisting Of Blakely Congdon, Hunt,
Rea and Garrett.
Murray moved that a committee oi
i've be appointed 10 consider the mes
sage and assign the different sections
Of II to appropriate committees. Car
rled.
Speaker.appointed as that COMMITTEES
Murray, Saxton, Waite, Comfort and
Willis.
The cbair announced that be had
appointed Eugene &. French. OF Wolf
Greco. as one of the assistant clerks In
the House, pursuant to the joint re-
solution authorizing the employment
OF additional clerks.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-19
THE BIG LOTTERY AT HELENA.
ssO, 900 For o. $500. 900 For Is.

Send 81 TO IS to the Montan west
ment Company, Helena, Montana, for
a chance in their grand prize distribu-
tion March 30tb, 1859. The $500, ,OOo
Aborn House, Des Moines, Iowa, and
1853 cash prizes from $40 to 5000
Whole tickets, s.; fifths, 81. Remem-
Der that the deed to the capital prize,
The Aborn House, Is now in escrow al
the First National bank, Helena, NJ
T., ready to be turned over to the
holder of the winning ticket.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-19
SPIES or WAR.
Discussion as 20 Whether It Is an Honor
able Unders aking.


able Undertaking.
Is the service Of a spy in war hon.
orable2 ID certainly cannot be set
down as always dishonorable, since
some men who inexperienced il have
been regarded as in the highest degree
worthy OF honor. Nathan Hale, Of
Connecticut, an American patriot Of
the highest character, volunteered,
after Washington's defeat on Long
Island, TO go 20 the mainland and seek
information vi The strength. plans and
situation Of the enemy. Hale was q
brave young officer, and had distin.
guished himself by dashing and brill
iant service. Probably he had no lik-
ing for the work OF spy; but it was
enough for him that his commander
desired brave and prudent man for
the service. he volunteered, and was
accepted.
Hale crossed to the mainland in
safety, obtained full knowledge Of the
situation, and set out to return TO
Washington's camp. he was discov.
cred by the enemy and hanged in New
York by the order Of Sir William
Howe, without trial His last words
were: II only regret that ! have but
one life 10 lose for my country"
The virtues and bravery OF Hale
alone would have invested the service
of the SPY with o considerable degree
of honor, even II there had not been
many other spies whose work had been
almost II not quite, as brave.
But there il no doubt that the duty
| of q spy is commonly regarded rs in
some sense dishonorable, even by those
who take advantage OF IL
vattel, the author of the Law Of
Nations, y says that "a man Of honor
who would not expose himsef 10 dis
by the hand OF the common execu
tioner, ever declines serving as a spy
he considers il beneath him, as il sci
dom can be done without some kind O
treachery. A sovereign, therefore
cannot lawfully require such servic
Of subjects, except perhaps, in som
singular case, and that OF the last i'm
portance."
Following this idea the Frencl
have always had . certain repugnnnc
70 spies, even their own. The story i
told that at the time Of Napoleon !,
French spy was charged with mekinl
. plan of the Notifications OF Msyenc
When he arrived ct thnt city, h
found tho German QnzTison expecting
the arrival Of an Enelish general
The spy was able 10 speak tho Englisl
Language perfectly Vel, Md Il oc
CURED 10 him thst Il would be an ex
ccllcnt plan for him 10 impcrsonat
this English general
He carried ont hia nlan 10 slTillfull,
that no ono suspected that he y'ns no
q genuine English officer; and ~ th
Englinh were IN alliance with Tho Ger
mans he was takcn through oil ih
fortillcatiops aud given eycry item o
information that hc wanted.
| When he had seen and taken A. o
everything. ho disappeared AM 70
srs' 0nolscni : bs,a2l.sEiIE
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-19
No, an unluclx Number.


The following curious story serves
as an illustationi "A soldier In the
time Of William and Mary was tried
by court martial on charge OF hav-
ing fallen asleep at midnight when on
duty upon the terrace at Windsor.
He denied the charge, and solemnly
declared tas q proof Of his having
BEEN awake at the time) that be heard
ST. Paul's clock strike thirteen. Wh.lr
under sentence Of death sfIidsvits
were r.ade by several persons that the
clock sctually did strike thirtsen in
stead OF twelve; whereupon be ~
ceivcd his majefys pardon" This
statement was engraved upon the cof-
iin plate OF the old dier.-Msgazins
OF American History.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-19

Photographers are interested jus. h0v
over newly patented camera. Dstsct-
tves a. well a photographers ere inter-
ested In the invention, for no doubt Il
VIII prove a very effective weapon IN ths
hands Of a persou whoInay want = sons
time 10 obtain an instantaneous photo of
some face or scrns. Tbe new invention.
that promises TO produce almoe rcvoln-
ton In the art k photography. Is bassd
upon the dry proceN eyrtem; that h of
the gelntino- bromide sensitive plates. On
which impressions can b. readily mads
instartaneously.
A 10 weight this novel apparn<p
weighs less than two pounds and Is only
tix and opc-half inches long and three
and thrc-quarssr inches high. n canbs
carried conscnicntly In "a oserooat pookst
a. wcu ns In q v.lIse. and anolhor 1hi,x
n ~ favw b LIS h b ready Cor - y
eny tIms' n plals of ~ ap>rn1E1
- d cn<Inn1us ~, c6lri>>Ic< e y
1n11H1 111ni<n-1|x Ir< Z
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
IN CONGRESS.
What Was Accomplished Yesterday.
The Senates Action. on Various
Appropriation Bills.
Bills Signed for tho Admission of
the New States.
Senator Harris Secures n Sum for
Epidemic Prevention.
Randall Fires Gun AZ tho Ways and
Means Committee-Tho Presi-
Dental Postmasterships
In Pennsylvania.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WAsmN0roN, Feb. 2l-Tho last phases
OF the tariff fight OF this Congress are now
going on in deadly earnest, and the I'M
fortunate part about it is that il has be-
come a family row between the two differ
ing wings OF the Democratic party. 1t is
tho old struggle for supremacy between
Mcssrs, Randall and Mills renewed and at
the present time the gentleman has
the decided advantage. The prospects
are good for some lively fiibustoring dur
ing the next few days. This morning
Mr. Randall introduced an irunclad rcso-
luton to change the rules 80 as TO secure
the prompt consideration OF the Cowlos
tobacco bill, and to prevent any dilatory
tactics when the bill l. before the House
This resolution WIS referred TO the Com
miucc on Rules. ohich will meet tomorrow
TO consider it. There is no doubt that 1t
will bee reported iavoubly from the COM
mittec Tor Mr. Randall, who is a member,
together with the two Republican mem
bcrs, constitute majority The question
.hcn arises, will this favorable report bo
adopted hy the llDu,c2 Tho tobacco men
and the Rundil'itcs generally believe that
it WILL because they can count on tho
support Of the Republicans aud thus put
the Mills adhvrcnts m the minority, but
the Democrats OF tho WAYS and Means
Committee ATE prepared 10 demonstrate
that brute force does not always prevail,
aud that a determined minority can pre-
vent the adoption Of the will Of the ma
| joriy Tor long time II necessary. It's
pretty fight aud as interesting q situation
rs any that has been presented during this
| Congress. The popular voice Of the House
| b. Tor q repeal ut the tobacco tax and some
OF the most ardent tariff piormeu have
come tp the conclusion that since they can
not make the Mills bill law they should
/ reduce the revenue ~ best they can.
! Through this means Mr. Randall has
! aylilvd himself ot this sentiment, aud with
| great parliamentary skill prepared the coup
with whirh hc greeted the House today.
The call Tor caucus tonight was circulated
hy Mr. CRISP, who has ALWAYS bccu IN
warmcst sympathy with the Ways and
| Means Commitl,r aud enjoys IN COM
| pirtc confidence, though IL was well under
! stood that Randall would control the eau
Gus tonight. Mr. Mills and the other DEM
| ucuts ul the WAYS aud Means Committee
| declared their intention ui taking no part
| iu the caucus Wi;h the change oi rules
| ihli Mr Randall prupD.ns accomplished,
! Mr. llludJiIs mastery al the situation
| would boz complete. After that attempts
| ~ HubuNrrug would bee harmless. Mr.
! Mills knows lint tall we'll, so lee proposes
/ iu get iu bis hlihus.criug Is due season,
aud ihr moment ior commencing u viii be
| when Mr Randall reports his resolution
from the Committee ON Rules.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22
A NOBLE CoLoRnn NAN.
lie Rescues white Girl From the De-
signs OF Black VILLAIN.

lie Rescuos a white Girl From the De-
signs OF Black VILLAIN.
NIcHsuuG0, Miss, Feb 2l.-This after.
noon Wesley Thom1s (colorcd) attempted
to criminally assault two white ladies' at a
point barely outside the city limits, hut
was prevented 10y another negro named
Jake Littlgtnn, who shot and captured
Thomas and held him until the arrival Of
officers from the city The negro was ~
ing in wait for no person in particular, It
seems lie iirst accostcd Miss Rail, who
screamed and ran away, escaping toa place
Of safety. Hardly a minute after, aud be-
fore Miss Raj could give an alarm, Miss
Katie pinks,on passed and was at once set
upon 10y the rutian. She resisted iierccly,
screaming for help the while, which finally
came in the shape OF Jake l.ittlcton, who
was on the path tow hundred feet away.
lie ran to the spot whence the screams
came, and not knowing the nature ui the
assault, cNpostulutcd with the fond who
/ tore the cloak oil the young lady. She
/ ran To an adjoining negro cabin whore
/ several women were. Thomas struggled
loose from littlcton aud pursued the fly.
ing girl swearing ho would accom-
plish his purpose Tho negro women
protected Miss rinkston with clubs until
li,ilcton, who followed, arrived, when he
gmspcd Thomas who struck him with an
iron instrument. liltlc,un then drow his
pistol and fired at Thomas. striking him IN
the forehead. The ball llattcncd ilscIi
against the ncgro's skull, knocking him
down. littlrton then tied the scoundrcl
securely aud delivered him 10 the officers.
Thomas WIS Jailed, but ~ two prisoners
have been taken from the jail here aud
hanged within the last two years, the
deputy sheriff spirited the prisoner away q
/ few minutes after he hal been incarccr-
/ utrd. As soon rs the nature of his crime
| became known last night, crowd visited
/ the jain and were Disappointed In finding
/ the Negro gone. \ searching party WIS ut
once organized. II Thomas Is in the city
be will lo found tonight and h,n'rd.
Mcn OF high standing arc IN the move.
mcnt aud swear that the young lady VII
never have TO testify In court against hcl
| usslilluL
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Special ulsIairh Go The Appeal.
Duck lllLl, Miss, Feb. al. NJ. Hes.
ter, general merchant, made an assign
mcnt last night 10 y. ~ Campbell, his
book keeper, Tor the benefit OF bis rrcl-
itors. As Ear as can be- learned, his liabil.
tiles are about I, 800, assets about 5000,
consisting oi stock Of merchandise, store,
furniture, accounts and real estate. The
preferred creditors arc y. l.. sWcllmnnl
sl7l. John 4. Hester, slOO A.. u. Ircai-
we'll 4 Co., about $3.50. Lemon & Gale,
500. Goodbar 4 Co., 500. Mr. Hester
friends claim that he has made ma honest
fair aud complete surrender Of everything,
and much sympathy is felt Tor him. IL,
has been In business here nearly twenty
years, and this h his FIRST failure.
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sONt.IlEhs.
Ye.tcrdny's Proceedings Ia the National
Legislature.

W,miNgrov, Feb 2i.-[Tho House.
The lint gun fred today In the contest
between the WAYS aud Means Committee
aud tho Committee on Appropriations
was manned by MI Randall. OF rcnnsyl-
,anii, who presented a resolution amcnl-
ing the rules ~ a. 20 provide that on
l--= datol, Immediately after the read
inc 81 the journal, the House shall pro-
coed In Committee Of the whole to tho
consideration oi the Cowlc. bill. and that
al o'clock on that date the bill shall bc
reported 20 tho House with such amend.
mrnt, as may have been agreed to la
committee. and the previous question
shall bu considered as ordered on tho
amendments thr cnuosing and the read
Ing and tuu Tla.lgy Of tbr uill, aud tho
votes thereon shall be- forthwith taken,
and. in the ease the bin shall not be taken
up on Tins date. This shall De- continuing
urlrr loo 90 respects until one legislative
dny shall have been occupied a- herein
specified, aud providing that yea and
nav vote shall be- taken ON the substitute
reported by Me- fomcy Of Alabama, on
behalf ui th' minority ul tho Appropua-
ton Committee. Alior the consideration
| of Che DIN hls been entered upon mo- dill-
/ tory motions shalt be- entertained by tho
speaker ,,,.
/ m'irH uu Rules
/ immediate consideration ui o. resolution
pfYtfItus hr tho daily meeting OF tho
| ION, at IU O'Clock aul the cun.dcraiioo
/ Dr ono hour ui measures called up "
unanimous consent
MI grrrkiurd,c, Of Kentucky, object
! "A. and the resolution was referred 10 t
/ Committee Ul Rules
Thr House wont into Committee OF 10
/ whole Nc Turner oi Georgia, in w
/ chlir uu ihu rusul.iru appropriation biL
On motion of Mr. ADAMS ui Illinois, tln
salary of uupuuirnluui OF HlfY o.
. CIirlsl wfs Used 1i 90 per cont OF th
/ salary of 90" postmaster
la spsakins 90 q formal amendment Mr
Scott. ui p,unsylluniI. said thai lac had ,
lisi of tuo Presidential posimastcfs %
| pruusyl,.ul Wh 10 Dee hoped that gentle
| mon ,n tfr other s.do who believed 10
rI,I s.r,irp reform would not overlook
TLrr, v.p in Pennsylvania lpl Prtsr
dap.lI pDumls,yr. During the four years
oi tbr py.Hnt Administration The number
OF ORIGINAL appointments which had eN-
pirod was 1908. OF designations y OF sus
pensions ~. Oi removals q, ci dra'hs
Ihc number OF offices which had nccome
pr.'deniial WIS 81. IN three offices no
changes had been made. In his own DIS
tfrt thrnc were seventeen Presidential post
mt.trr.. and during the present Admins.
tpi.nU 81, ,hIngps had been made cNrcpt
In tRurt..s. Whcrr charges OF malieasih'"
In office bad been preferred. .
Nh Vt.yn, OF Kansas, Suggest
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the rARlFF REroRMsR5.
Yesterdays Session OF tho League
Honor to President Cleveland.

Yesterdays Session OF tho League
Honor to President cleveland.
CmcAGo, H., Feb. ~. The hrin Re.
form League met again this morning.
After some dcsultory discussion, il was
decided 20 appoint committee Of nine
on thc propagndism Of the principles am
nuunccd yesterday 10y the league.
Mr. Bnwkcr, oi New York, Offered the
following which WIS loudly arploudcd
aud was adopted by rising vote.
I 1--WE honor President Cleveland Tor ld
! brave. manly aud slhicsminlikc course 10
making tuin reform the issue before th,
people: We src la the increased popular
majority which that issue won ipr him.
and iu the increase ui his vote in the
industrial cculcn assurance ot the early
triumph oi the prupiv'H cause aud We
pledge ourselves tu increase agitation until
that triumph Is won
Mr.. Lamb, oi Boston, made nn nrgu.
mpnl against the tur1 on tn plato Tie
/ declared Iu favor NJ ire trade M tin pluir,
Wherein hc differed from the Home MAJ,
bet Club, un organization named, "hkr
! lish hawks aud bank robbers from what
thry proved upon aud not what they ben
/ viltui.
Byron g.. Stout, Of Michigan, supple
m,nlcd Mr.. Lambs remarks, aud declare,
/ that the nnfl had caused most mnrkc,
depreciation IN the quality oi tin plate
| Ne spoke from his own experience iu ih,
| canning industry.
Read Gordon, Of New Jersey, said h,
WIS q protected manufacturer. but was NJ
/ absolute free trader Tho trouble IN th,
canning industry was the protection In
creased the price Of tin-platc. sugar paper
| machinery, nails. etc. II would br hrltuI
| OH with absolute free trade IN everything
VI. N. Holmes, ol Boston, raised storm
Of applause by hs address ON tho mrin !
! blight ou New Euglaui's industries.
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E,y FmsrRoo, Cab, Fob. 2l"lhc
Gsht between shannon and GDpshgHn,
middle weights, al the Golden Cato Club
last night, ended Ia the seventh round
with clean Knockout iur shannon Club
m.utbaut had backed Groghcglu heavily
and boz thr second round they Hnt zap % yell
when 70 looked as th.iah shannon was
whipped. llc rallied, however, aud in
the iih and sixth rounds fInggvu Geo.
pho,in terribly. clio Iug one eye and badly
usIn, up thp other Doc the seventh bee
hid GrYglcun aguupy between the eyes
ani ihc latter went down like o log Both
men showed science and pluck.
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rn,,,o,n,, Soc, 4, D.mnnd.

SAX FnANoIsoo, Cal, Feb. q. Tho fact
that Eastern breeders were trying to OBJ
tain the stallion stainboul woke up CALI
iornians 10 the TACT that the East was max.
ing extensive inroads on California stock,
and II was deemed best to keep the Son Of
tho Moor in California ltisfcporied that
L. J. Rose yesterday sold Stamboul and
the brood mares Sweetheart, Bonb)n dnl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

special Dispatch 10 The Aprgl
NGNroGr, Ark, Feb 2l.HNear sulphur
Rock today, James Fulrr.I was Instantly
killed by tree falling Oh bin. How 'hlS
accident occurred Is W.H,iN a. ho -
supposed 10 have been .." ping 'He We we
which killed him. llu t. Wy "a,f'ny
young man, and vol G.. .'' W. lnle,
pendence County. whpf. boo was born, aud
las lived all his life.
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THE uAYr! clvh WAR.
uippolyto's Army Badly Routed by Log.
itlm1'H Forces.


itlmo'B Forces.
Bostov. Mass, Feb. -. The latest news
from llnyt Is furnished boy the second ON
Ger 81 the steamer Delta, at this port, from
Port de- pax. The officer states that there
Is no communication between cuastwiso
towns, but information was received on
February ~ from O native mailunier who
had lust arrived from st. Marc, Of srd-
ous conflict between Northern and South.
urn armies that occurred ,huulJys before,
one milo below st. Marc, In which the
army under llppolylu had been com.
plrtcly routed and 200 or 300 killed. Tho
mailcnuicr slii thc Norhcml bad lint
blorkadcl the port ui So Marc, after which
ipsi imr's army moved toward the iu-
terror. aud on lhU second days march en-
couulcryd q detachment OF llippulylc.H
army, with the above rr ulL The success
oi ih1 Northern soldiers was due ip ihr
superiority Of their arms The second
officer also states that a rumor bad gained
considerable currency Vt Pot dC puix That
| llippulylc bad been killed by % Northern
soldier, who, IL b. claimed, received ~, 600
| ior tho work.
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ruE NEXT HOUSE.
The Republicans VIII Have Five or
Three Majority.


Three Majority.
WAumNoroS, Feb. 2i.-up 10 date all
bu, about fifteen Of the certificates Of mem
bsrtclrct OF the next House have been re-.
cciycd by Gen. Clark, the Clerk Of the
House. Among those lacking are tine Ger.
tiHca,cs 81 two Representatives from West
Virginia. and one from Tennessee. In TO-.
card To the ease OF lho West Virginia mem.
bcrs.clcct. Gen. CIarknid that In his view
the Govcrnoroi ihc State night have issued
the certificate any day after the election,
and now that the Senatorial contest was
over. he believed that the certificates for
REPRESENTATIVE would soon be- made out
Regarding the Tennessee case, ~ which
Inc state Supreme Court has decided that
| h cannot restrain the Governor iiom
issuing certificate TO Evans Republican,,
Con. CLARK said It would not be pi.cn'r Tor
him 10 express an opinion 90 TO TIE elect
81 thc decision, rs the case might come
before him for decision between two setl
of certificates. Assuming that Evans Vii
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

AuANrA, Ga, Feb. -. Leading Hcor.
rIa men. Democrats as well as Republic
ans. are begluuiug,o talk strongly Of Judge
Emery spccr, Of the United States District
Court. for position In the now Cabinet
Cen. Harrison has been making rep 1T a
inquiries about him lately, aud seems do.
iprmlnyl tu place Southern man in uil
Cabinet ID Doc can Gul one u. pleasing
neither tp g.. 4. r. men ur oX tuuIr.lrr-
utst Judge spgor seems Go lill The blu,
but boz. friend. Jay hc would hardly rc
tuYu.sh his Ulr position iur one ut doubt
m iuuuir. % b. sluisl positively that Gen.
llar. 30 hHs asked Tor q personal inter-
view with spggr before making ~ Ibis
slate.
A significant circumstance In this con
nrrtiuu isau announced intention ul Juig,
spUrr tu starr 100 once Tor Washington upon
,hr adjournment Of hia court at jackson.
willie today.
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receive sufficient certificate, the Clerk
figures that the Republicans will have l6l
and the Democrats 100 members at the
organization of the next House, not count
ing the West Virginia members. Should
these two seats 90 to the Democrats it will
leave the Republicans with majority OF
three, but the admission of the Dakotas,
Washington and Montana will increase
this majority
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

CoiryHA, s. g., Feb. 2l. slow began
falling about go O'Clock this morning,
and bus b,en coming down heavy ever
since. II Is now two aud half inches
deep. and falling last 10 ~ the heaviest
fall of snow within the recollection oi our
citizens. and bids fair 10 lust OIL night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-22

Astorion to w. s. Hobart, the capitalist Of
this city. Mr., Hobart refused to state the
price paid for the stallion, hut well in
formed horscmcu say that it is not under
$50, coo, the amount offered for the horse
by Eastern breeders,
j. Knox, OF Santa Rosa today sold the
trotting stallion Antic, now in Kentucky,
Tor ~1h 600