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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

INDICATIONS Light rains, slightly warmer.
QUITE an amount Of drift is floating in the
channel of the river.
The Ruth departed last evening for New
Madrid and the bends.
TnE Chickasaw will be the White River
packet tomorrow evening
THE river at this point is 10 4 feet, rise of
feet tenths since last report.
TIE Mary Houston bound for New Orleans,
passed Evansville at 10 o'clock pm. yester-
day.
LIE LINERS outward bound tomorrow
evening, Coahoma for Friars Point Rosa Lee
for OsCeola.
THE Missouri and Upper Mississippi will
fall; the Ohio will fall ut Cincinnati and rise
at Cairo; the Lower Mississippi will rise.
The Memphis Il Cincinnati Packet Com
pany's steamer Buckeye State cleared last
evening for Cincinnati. Ii. J. Ninton mas
ter.
AgcuoR LINERS in and out yesterday: City
OF Nicksburg, from st. Louis 20 Natchez,
and Belle Memphis, from Natchez TO ST.
Louis.
TnE Buckeye State went over to Hopefeld
Point last evening to receive freight for up.
river points, and will probably not get away
before morning.
SNNbA1 lhst u Dufgc OF the fflSDlo tow,
and carrying $50 tons of pig iron, struck a
snag near Elizabethtown, ILL.,, and sunk in
twelve feet of water.
The Eugene, T.. b. Smith master left the
landing last evening for Pine Bluff and way
landings on Arkansas River. She takes the
place of the Joe Peters, withdrawn for re-
pairs.
THE following changes have been made In
the beacon lights on the upper and lower
Ohio, kanawha and Tenntssc Rivers, viz:
On the kanay Ia River--Bradford' Landing
new light on left bank; Wcbbs Landing. new
light ON left bank; Knob Chute, moved down
half mile; foot Of Knob Chute, new light
(swingingl on left bank Grimcs's Landing
new light on lett bank; Government pier
above Dana's wharfbOat, new light on left
bank. On Tennessee River as follows: Sandy
Island, No. l, rc-esiablishcd light on right
bank; Johnsonyille bridge, new light on left
bank, below bridge; Eagle Nest Island dis.
continued; Bee Tree Bend, new light on right
bank. On the upper Ohio as follows Eight.
mile Island, new light on Ohio side abreast
island foot; Glcnn's Rocks, new light ON West
Virginia side; Sun Fish Ripple, new light on
Ohio side; Fogg's Island, changed from white
90 red. On the lower Ohio as follows:
Haunted Hollow. placed on forty-foot mast;
Schooner Point moved down hall mile; Cy-
press Bend, re-established; head Cincinnati
Tow Head, new light on Kentucky side;
Caseyyillc, new light one mile below Casey
Vile; Browns Point, No 1, discontinued:
Jacks Point,new light on Illinois side Wal.
lacc's Ferry, discontinued; Cottonwood,
moved down 400 yards and made swinging
light on a tree.
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AZ Evansville. Ind.

Special Dispatch b The Appeal.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, June 1.-THE new Mary
Houston. drawing seven feet got OF for New
Orleans az 10 o'clock this morning In good
shape, having added nincty-thrco tons, with
adyiccs Of all the freight she can stow at
points below. The locals including the w.
j. Nisbct had good receipts In and out
Among the latiers business was round
zip excursion Of sixty people 20 Florence.
Mahlconc Mcintyre, who assisted Joe Con
lon 10 this port IN the Mary Housi0n's Office.
returned home by rail this morning. The
Granite State, which wired TO arrive a 5 this
afternoon, Is twcnty-four hours late. She
Will add htty passengers AMI few lots Of
Anndr-es and pass UP belore mldnlRhL
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A Child Lost.

Yesterday afternoon as a gentleman was
passing down Main street.-the was overtaken
by little girl who was crying, and on be-
ing asked why she was crying she said
"'Sh-sh-she was l-l-lost," and set up howl
that was heard mile of. She would not
say anything more until she was asked
where her home was, and then she said
she did not want to go home, as she was
looking for some of sol coleman's ko-ko
tulu, and then looking up at the gentle
man she said "What is home without
it?''
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SPECIAL FEATURES
ny tctmt Of contract the Combany must deposit
the sum " lpfifos included in the srLoma before
slling single Ticket AMI n,citc The following
ofiral permit
CEKf1ffCArE- hereby cuftify that the Ion
don Hank ~ Mexico aud h1uth America has on
special dUsi the ncccs,afg iunth 10 glauantse ihs
payment u all pfifns dfasu 10 no Loicria % Ia
IcurlUeuriA fuhiIct.
n RODHlGUrz RIVERA. Intervention
Further The Company q required - a. Tribute
hity sih puf ucht u The value ~ al The tlcsoa In
pfifcs-a lager proportion than IL given BY anT
other iotirfT
Tinally the numi~f u tickets Il limited 10 s1OO
-uOo los than afo sold by other Lotteries uslnz
the same sUhnue
Far fall particulars ~ tfes, q. nasssttl, Apsr
lhdn IN, city " Nealrn. - ., ". CULLEN, kta
uafise street, Nashville, renn.. General Aren't
Zoe ftaie ~ Tennessee 10 ave time IN getting
tickets address y0uf Letters % Nashville. Tenn.
inCl1ae piIFf money in Ordinary Letter. Postal
Nuic nI ltpfuu Money ufdrf. 90 currency amount.
ing a. y " express at our cNprusr ~ Nashville
lfiffs puIi without discount
AGENTS WANTED.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

CAEo, I'LL, June i.-The City Of Monroe
pat of 20 barrels OF potatoes aud 5000 feet
OF lumber here, and has good trip OF lum.
Der and potatoes for st. Louis. Tic W. II.
Cherry. Tor 81. Louis, and City Of Florence
for Tennessee River, were well laden. The
Sentinel brought barge Of rock for use on
our wharf at the foot Of Eighth street. The
A. J. Baker with two empty bargcs, passed
for Obion River at O'Clock tonight. An.
dcrson Bros, OF Commerce were today given
permission cooperate a steam ferry for eight
ycar at Commerce, Mo-, aud will puta boat
o'clock tonight River % feet 3.tcnths on
the gauge, a fall OF 1 inch In twcnty.iour
hours
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Excursions 10 California ana the north

The Iron Mountain Route will this
season have on sale special round trip tick
cts to all points in California, Colorado,
Utah, Oregon and Washington Territory
at its ticket office, 800 Main street.
Pamphlets, guides and reading matter
cheeriully furnished on application.
Ii. ID. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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THE RIVERS.
boats Leaving.


Arrivals-Belle Memphis, Natchez; City OF
Nicksburg ST. Louis; James Lee, Arkansas
City.
Departures-Belle Memphis. St. Louis;
City OF vicksburg, Natchez; Ruth, New Mad
rid; Joe Peters, Arkansas River; Gayoso, St.
Francis River; Eugene, Pine Bluff; Buckeye
State Cincinnati.
Boats in Port-Chickasaw Coahoma, Rosa
Lee, James Lee. Joseph Henry, p. II. Kelly.
Boats Due Up-James Lee, Arkansas CITY.
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Cincinnati.
srcclnl nlsraieh ID

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CNciNNsrI, o., June 4-Riycr rising
slowly, with - feet water on the marks nj .
O'Clock pm. Light rain and cold through.
out the day. The Louis A. Shirley returned
90 Pitisburg on time. Nothing new or start
ling from bcadwaton. Business fair with
local racket.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

When out shopping don't forget to call at
Floyd & MONEYS for lunch or their de-
licious ice cream.
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Memphis carriage works,
Nos. 81 AND 50 MADisoS STREET,
Builders Of Fine Vehicles


Anything from fence 10 a business block
Your order will be given prompt attention
by tho Wright Lumber Company, Iowa
avenue, Fort Pickering. Telephone /, 1907.
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Don't Leave Mcmphis mi, summer.

But remain here and purchase your groce-
ries from Goodman & Churchill, 81 Main
street. and you will hayegood health, grow
fat and be happy.
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Ingolvont Notice.

AAAN'ANNAh AgAAhNt
STAN % ifthttsfI HHrrY turVUT !
OIrifF tnuNTf Cot ttfuH.
Nturnfs, 1raN., June T. iN1.
To- MfW n1udar. tnrutfiN.
iiavIuH suggested iho insolvency of tho csffta ~
AuHuHUuH bauflac. drco.tri, 500 nFr hrIubF uf.
drfHl ~ give notice. bt Hdirfi. .rmrut ln suiHr
urWtuHprf Published within tho said Aiate aul
also I'D tln court hnuau duuf uf shabby tuuuiI fuf
nl' frruus having claims HrtIust nh q fits. fn
HIIHbt and Ole Tho same. auilcntiraind lu the
iHhuurf ifran1oi w law, uu nf hgiutr ihu iih
DAY of HCTirmhor ltNl. aud ANY rinim mot died 0n
of Ur'uw fgd Day uf hripro IN appropriation of
inH funds ui sid estate "a male shall hr ilratcf
uIuDl both NJ law nni equity.
MIluCf my hand. ai ONCE, this en- dny of June.
is1 y QUlCiEN, Clerk
Ny fHUs n CnENsnAw. b. e.
Notice Il hereby given AZ provided by the sbo,e
order MANY bAtRisC
EHccnifS q Augustine paurlac, ,loccascd.
1hIs 100 day 81 june issD
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

INSURE your gln-houses in the Citizens
Insurance company. No. 43 Madison street.
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DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
On The Crest Of The AllsshanIeS.
5000 Feet Above Tidewater.
Season Opens Juno ~, 1880,

These famous mountain resorts. situated NJ tho
summit ~ the Alleghanica aud directly upon tho
main linc ~ The baltimore a ohio Railroad, have
the advantage Of ~ through train asfyite both
eaft aul vest aud ara therefore readily arretihia
itUn all paris 0i The cUuntfy. All baltimore n
ONO Trains stop Al Deer raIE and oakland dufuI
The sgaaou.
With due regard inf The safety of guests IN ossa
OF accident. nfs escapes q tho most recent and 40,
proved design have Icon sided 10 the hotel build.
ings AZ both resorts
Electric lighis have besn introduced throughout
the houses and grounds Turkish and Kusisn
baths aud lArfg swimming pools provided Tor iar
ulw nnl Euntlenqu. suitable grounds for lava
Nnnls b0slinH alleys sud billiard rooms are hurr.
hhe rdlnH sad driving hufsos are Kept Tor hire. in
short All tlic necosaafy adlancts fof the comfort
health ~ pleasure " patrons
lalel 80. ~ aud ~ pr month. according 10 10.
All oommu- lcaiion should be addressed 10
uooVp ID. bcfhields hsnafrf Baltimore q Ohl1
Hotels Cumhaflaud Nd, up ~ iune w. after that
date, either Deer Park OF oakland. Jarrett County,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

LATEST in Photographs at Echard's, 2is
Main.
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a eeod Thing.

Floyd & Moneys soda, with pure fruit
Juices and ice cold, is delicious beverage.
Try Il
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CHEAP COLUMN.

hs,vrtnent IN MS column 0il BE- CHARGED a, rat, NJ
l5e ortSo Heso" nisoTtIoi too insertions, 2oe one
utck, Soc
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JARVIS CoxKLiS MoRroAon Trust Cow
rANY, Room 2, Cotton Exchange build
ing, make long time loans on improved
city real estate. No delays.
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White SMlbhWSbringS W. Va.

Gnud Central Hotel aud Cottages Now open ior
The rnsnu
Elevation, 2.0D0 feet shave the level ~ the sci
unsurpassed summer climate. accommodation
lrtClass splendid railroad service. elegant ycsu
bulp trains
Tor information Inquire NJ Office Of G, q a 4
". A. a., 4. q y. a. H, uf address
"a E EAkt.t superintendent
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Notice to Contractors.
LEVEE WORK.

BIDS viii he received up o. o O'Clock pm June
ia lssl At The nnlor ~ the irfrr itafl tinfks.
dale. Mic, iuf The following istyr unfk
iivHuio county sections b o. o. 900 cubic
yanls.
Tgn.a County Section, - 10 n. 300 cubic
yards.
runia County Sections ~ 30 o.. so.oo cubic
yanis
runlca County Sections g. 10 o.. 0oo cubic
Yara
Tunioa County. SECTIONS q 10 IN iiAO1o cubic
yards
Coshnna Count, seItf1n o.. fno cubic yafix
Clahuma County -.,tuHs ~ 81 ,1 a,U0 cubic
yards
Cpahona Couay sections 20 i1ii. iGco cubic
yards
iioni will is uluIrst in One ihIri The amuunt
~ contract NHmrs ul hHnimrH must acrOmuany
bids. The rHHi D. frsenul leo r iHft any and All
hits WIles HfU invited tu rt#uIUH The work 10
lore blddIuE tor further iuilfmalion nppy ~
the uudprlrntL u 81. DANNY,
thioi EnriurHr tlnrksiaic Miss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

"HEMENinEit, That the payment Of Prizes Il
Guaranteed by Four National Hanks ot Now
Orleans, aud the Tickets arr signed hy the rrcsi.
dent ui an Institution Whose chartered rights are
recognized IN the highest courts. thorrtorr, bcwafe
OF All limitations ~ anonymous schemes"
OH DOLLAR u the Ufirv Ut the smallest part
pr fraction ot Ticket Issued by u In any Draw.
ing. Anything in our name offered ior loss than
a Dollar ~ swindlc
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uAuoSA

LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, 22l
second street. Branch Office 81 Madison.
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Address Registered Letters Containing Currency 10
NEW ORLEANS NArIO NAL BANK,
New Orleans, In.
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We tho undersigned. Banks and Pankcrs, will
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Lot
tcrics which may bc presented AZ our counters.
\. M. WALMSLEI, President La. Natl Bank,
PIERRE LANAuX, Prest state Nat'i Rank
A. BALDMlN, President N. o. National Bank,
CARL koHN, President Union National Bank.
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Al tho Academy OF Music. New Orleans
TuESDAy, JUNE ~. 1872.
capital Prize, /: 100000
10000, Tickets at $40 Halves, $40, Quar-
tcrs, sioi Eghths, So Twentieths,
50, Forticths. -.
a.Ilt rrIlo.. amonnlIns lo.................a,,a p
AGENTS WANTED.

For CLun RATES or any further information DO
sind write egibly o. the undersigned. clearly stat
ing your residence. with state, county street and
number Morc rapid return mail deliver will bs
ASSUMED by your enclosing an envelope bearing
youf full addnsss
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PERSONAL.

A sHBRooK 4 WHITE. 222 FRONT ST.. PAY
~ highest cash prices for Hides. Fun and Wool
ii IDEs AND FuRs WANTED AND HIGHEST
II prices paid sCHElBLER z co. sc Front st
ID c. SMITH. COUNTY UNDERTAKEN TEL
Kerr avenues
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M 0 N TGOM E R Y
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Montgomery County, Va.

"'''''I's""EV NNWElFTT W.
CEo. W. fAoo q CO., propfletof.
J. ?. LoHrfsy, Hotel Manager. late propristot
~ James Hoisl, New Orleans
Can, On y TAytoA, late Of Dss-.f's sp,in~s.
Va. Travelling Agsnt aud hoOm CLERK
This delightful resort WILL mr. orFN JUNE ~
- hailfnad Station, BiG TUNNEL, Nav
" connection ~ narrow gauge railroad ffom nj g
All uaina
=. hsiet IN Memphis 10 Capt J. w. billiard nni
Napoleon NH
famphlee Al Memphis Charleston H. n Ores
srnAYED on sTOLIs.
LYON sCuDl.EVs Firl.D AND NEw RALrtGif
II rad, yeaf old fOau MARI. branded = Return
~ JAMS NcMAsTER. ~ Major Mofehsads farm.
and receive reward
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HOTEL BRISTOL

hiA Ava and Fory-Se'ohi 81. New York
ncyani suites ~ from ihfcs B. ia rosms carh with
bath. Luctton aud cuisine the tefy bsst. spc al
rAies 81 fouthsrn ismiiiss
q n BATES. Manager.
- n H.Rl hlsH Sls, n styilh Aa,AHa.
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IMPORTANT.

Address NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
or ". 4. DAupHIN,
Washington, u. q.
Or nj No. West Court IT, Memphis, Tenn,
ny ordinary letter. containing Money Order H.
sued 10y All ENppss Companies, Now York Xxx.
change Draft or Postal Note
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-05

nEE PACING BAY HORSE WITH LONG
" name and tail. Tall crooked Al crippcr
sirayod from corner ~ Dunlap and Hawlcy stfoot..
Liberal reward for bis ruiufn b. corner Of Union
aud pcsoio streets, hrnkloy'f saloon.
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Above low Changes.
Water
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-03-07
ADVICE FOR MOTHERS.

II you say ssNo'' mean "No" Unless you
have a good reason for changing given
command, hold to it.
ALLOW them as they grow older to have
opinions of their own; make them indlvid-
uals and not mere echoes.
IF you have lost child, remember that
for the one who is gone there is no more to
do, but for those left, every thing.
RESPECT their little secrets; if they have
concealments. fretting them will never
make them tell, and time and patience will
BE honest with them in small things az
well as in great. If you can not tell them
what they wish to know, say so, rather than
deceive them
FIND out all their special tastes and de-
yelop them instead of spending time, money
and patience IN forcing them into studies
that are entirely repugnant to them
IMPRESS upon them, from early infancy,
that their actions have results, and that
they can not escape consequences even by
being sorry when they have done wrong.
MAKE your boys and girls study philos-
ophy; when they are i'll try and make them
comprehend why and how the complaint
arose, and the remedy, so far as you know it.
MOTHERS, whatever else you may teach
YOUR girls, do not neglect to instruct them
In the mysteries of housekeeping. So shall
you put them in the way Of making home
happy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-03-07
COMMERCIAL UNION.

The House Passes Joint Resolution For
Commercial Union With Canada.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-On motion of
Mr.. Anderson, of Iowa, the joint resolu-
tion to promote commercial union with
Canada was passed by the House yester-
day. This resolution was introduced by
Mr.. Hit, Of Illinois. 1t provides that
whenever it shall be duly certified to the
President that the Government of Canada
has declared a desire to establish COM
mercial union with the United States hav-
ing a revenue system with like in
ternal taxes to be collected and
like import duties to be imposed
on articles brought into either country
from other nations with no duties
upon trade between the United States and
Canada he shall appoint three commits
sioners to meet those who may be likewise
designated to represent the Government
of Canada to prepare plan for the assim-
ilation of the import duties and internal
revenue taxes of the two countries and an
equitable division OF receipts in a CONNER
cial union; and said commissioners shall
report to the President who shall lay the
report before Congress
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-03-07
A PERJURER'S FATE.
The Witness Pigott Ends His Miserable E
istence by SuIcide.

The Witness Pigott Ends His Miserable Ex-
istence by Suicide.
LONDON, March 2.-Intense excitement
was created here last night by a telegram
from Madrid stating that an Englishman
supposed to be Richard Pigott had been
arrested at the Hotel des Ambassadors
under the name of Ronald Ponsonby and
afterward committed suicide with a re-
volver. The description of the suicide was
said to correspond with that of Pigott
The man spoke English only. A small
amount of silver was found in his pocket
The police have taken possession Of the
papers and other articles found upon him.
In this city there seems to be no doubt
that the suicide was Pigott. In assuming
an alias he evidently chose n name whose
initials would correspond with those on
his luggage. No papers were found upon
his person, but his description is identical
with that of man who called at the Hotel
Beaux Mondes in Paris and left suddenly.
The Standards Madrid dispatch says
that when Pigott was arrested he took the
matter calmly and asked permission to re-
tire to an anteroom to obtain his cloak. A
moment later the sound of the pistol re-
port was heard and on entering the room
the officers found Pigott dead. He had
shot himself in the mouth, dying instantly.
A dispatch from Madrid to the Times
says: 'The arrest of the suicide was
made in consequence of telegram from
the British Foreign Office. Ponsonby' ar
rived from Paris on Thursday morning.
His only baggage was a small handbag.
Soon after his arrival he sent a telegraphic
dispatch to London"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-03-07
Killed Hia WIfa-

Boston, March 2.-Edward Colburn, q
travelling salesman twenty-five years Of
age, shot and killed his wife, Lizzie last
night at their home, 253 Highland street.
Roxbury, and shot himself fatally and
died at midnight 1t was at first thought
the murdered woman had committed sui
eide although no weapon could be found
on the premises with which the deed could
have been committed. While her death
was being Investigated by the police word
was received that man had attempted
suicide by shooting at the Madison Park
Hotel in Madison Park. and it was soon
learned that the would be suicide was
Colburn. The motive is not known. The
couple had been married about a year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-03-07
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHED

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND vetoed the Direct
Tax bill on the I'd. The Senate immedi-
ately re-passed it by 45 to9
In the Senate on the ID, Mr.. Riddleber-
ger, while intoxicated created an un-
seemly disturbance and had finally to be
carried out by the sergeant alarms.
PAPERS sent to Congress show that Con-
sui Stanwood was kicked to death in NADIA
gascar by a Captain Duverge while acting
as peacemaker in an alteration. Duverge
claimed to be an American.
THERE was an unconfrmed report in
Germany on the Sd that the German COR
vette Olga had had a conflict with an
American man. of-war in Samoan waters.
A TRUCE has been arranged between the
German Consul at Samoa and King Ma
taafa to remain in force until after the
Berlin conference. By the terms of the
truce Mataafa agrees to prevent the de-
struction of German estates
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended March 2 showed an average in
crease of 160 compared with the corres-
ponding week OF last year. In New York
the increase was 15.9.
The Minneapolis Typographical Union
unanimously adopted resolutions against
the appointment of Whitelaw Reid as
Minister to the Court of st. James.
BRIGADIER-GENERALW WILLIAM S. ROSE
GRAMS and Major William F. Smith have
been placed on the retired list of the
army, dating from March /.
JACOB SCHOOL, the Philadelphia grocer
who cut his partner to pieces and hid the
body in Fairmount Park, has been sem
fenced to be hanged.
A VOTING SamipoIa buot- ,,o,.,ol sST:- .,
while in a murderous fit, succeeded in
killing seven of his tribe recently in Flori-
da before he was himself dispatched.
THEODORE GRUBB, who was to be hanged
at Vlncennes, Ind, April 10, escaped from
Jail the other night. He got out bv drill
ing his way through the top of his cage.
The steamboat Kill Won Kuu of the
New Jersey Central railroad, plying be-
tween New York and El zabethport. y. i
was burned the other night. Loss, SIS, coo.
A SERIOUS earthquake shock was ex-
perienced in Ecuador on the Sd.
GENERAL CLARK, the clerk of the House
OF Representatives. has received from the
Governor of West Virgin the certificates
OF election of the Coagressmen Demo-
cratsl in the Third and Fourth districts of
that State. This make Republican ma
Jority of three in the next House.
IHE three mile boat race between
Gaudaur and O'Connor at San Francisco
was won by O'Connor in I9:43
fHE newspapers of Vienna unanimously
approve OF the suppression OF the Patriotic
League by the French Government
The house Of Joseph Stuart six miles
from Carlisle, KY, was found in ashes the
other morning and the whole family per-
ished
ONE hundred women converts left Chat
Tenn, On the Sd for Utah. The
We're made in the Alabama
and Tennessee mountains