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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

To irtH ais n.Ha1ar recommends trr t.I'I ft.
qualification n' thc lvei nirEutrl usl.uH ii,fI
voting iu Afsau.ls. md % VrE,-f. thHi such IaU
thuull rug ODE hollow iug points
-. Toe exhibit of POLL ia rsvIpt hs evidence
oi The r|fruut rrht a. tur rluitIfc tfIUrll.H.
- The stamping NJ this POLL hN rHypi %, tIr
judges ui thr election iu uulrf tn prevent maud.
uluu thp ballot
- The application IT the poll tax fund. %, 90,
Law 10 pr'.,ut make Or. a. thu common sUhHI.
nue. dIrrtiy Go tHr ingli mul I"
nut would such 70 law br cunsiiiutiuunF 10 h1s
bcrn tfiei in IhIs slate aud lallsl. r.urru IHu.
not b. denied thU uEht tn vote ave iuf ,uup. of
which hr HhaN hhiN hftu luuui guilty iu ID rnufI
II cIimt,gicnt iunsiirliuu MfafAa Ip.lu.
In the article from whih rur Arrr,t mat 81,
be- cNtm T shove quoted ~ nHa.I|r cNpn..ss
rmyc doubts hs o. the oUustIiuiionhlID oi thr pro-
poscl ncisup nul zee hrli then Hs nov chat re-
mclsnrc oi such tOinsUyuiaut Importance SHOULD
u rcnrhci lu tlnr Wuy#yycn 10 10 fuuuluF, au
amendment in tlr Constitution. Ihr tItiFrn can
T., deprived oi che .uumgr 10 enc folpIo by tbrit
Organic law. -C M tp take U from hin h,Hau., of
Die hilurr 9" perform thH duty uI DItIfrl. The
uEhi in vote nrIihc' Inherent rur luHIlJuHIIg II
hsiiuply pfiyilysy. iras ro-, iria-Tt
Our contemporary b. in crroE III,
right 10 vote is inherent The govern
mcnts Of our States aud that OF the United
States owe their existence 10 the pcopl,
that formed them. The bill or declaration
OF rights u this State declares In iis fist
tuc,ion "that all power Is Inherent ia ~,
people. and all FREQ governments ar,
founded ON their authority. and are insii
tuicd Tor their pu1uc, safety and happi
ncss; and for the advancement Of thcs,
ends they have ut all times nn unali,na
blc aud indcioasiblc night 10 alter. reform
of abolish the Government In such man
. ner o. they may think proper" This d
plain and ~ the point Governments o
consent cauno, b. formed without the cx
orcisc Of the franchise which inhcrcs In
the people before they iorm them. An,
attempt 10 alHdsc thc suffrage after d
Stale Is formed would be- an a,tcmp, al
usurpation. on attempt 10 take from ciii
zcn that Of which tlic Constitutions Of
all the States declare he cannot be- de-
priyc1, except upon conviction by jur
Of some infamous crime. The prrambl,
70 the Constitution Of the United States
also beam testimony 10 the inherent righl
OF the people to the suffrage II reads
I'VE, the people Of tho United States, +"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
How's THIS, MR.. MAYOR
Con. Chalmors's Letter 20 Congressman
Morgan OF tho Second District.

Con. Chalmors's Letter 20 Congressman
Morgan OF tho Second District
Gen. James r. Chalmers, who is con.
testing the Congressional seat Of the Hon.
j. u. Morgan, OF the Second Mississippi
District, has sent tho following letter 10
that gentleman:
sAHDs MISS. Feb. D. isp.
Hon J. n Morgan and Mr. u. e. Watson bis II.
upyi
am informed by Mr. l.. d. Nicklcs,
Mayor Of liatcsyille, that tho appearance
NJ danger nj fernando was ~ great ~ to
Induce him to believe, aud hc did believe,
there was imminent danger u bloOdshcd;
that alter consultation with some OF my
friends, citizens Of fernando, aud Others,
he determined, In or,lcr 20 prevent blood
shed, TO stop the taking OF my testimony
nt that place
lie further reminded mo Of the conduct
OF your attorney. Mr.. Foster, at Ncsbits.
where In my presence he dcfcd tho Mayor
10 attempt 20 hold night session aud
called upon the white citizens 10 prevent
him from doing ~, aud said lac had been
treated With such continued dscouricsy
by MI. Foster that hc was unwilling 90 con.
tinuc taking testimony In DcSoto County.
Jaw ANt'NlaPu'n lul W. dNhu Nh-
houn, Mayor Of Holly Springs, 10 take tcs-
tmony in DcSoto Tor me, aud II ho con-
scnts, will begin again at fernando on
Monday, the ith OF February, lSSD.
JAS H. CHALuERs.
Mt. Calhoun, Mayor Of Holly Springs.
who has volunteered tosuccccd the Mayor
Of liaicsyilc, Mr.. Nicklcs, In the taking Of
testimony, was In Memphis yesterday, for
consultation with Cen. Chalmers lie
found Il impmciicable 10 begin the work
today, ~ reads the notice. but will do 10
next Ihursday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

Of schools. We know Of no school book
that surpasses it in completeness or accu-
racy, in fairness or patriotic spirit; yet the
Legislature OF Mississippi refused to adopt
it for the public schools Of that State and
thus make itself partner in the publish
ing business The book is therefore, upon
lis merits before the public for its accept
ancc or rejection, and 80 it should be in
Alabama and Tennessee. Neither OF these
States should be party TO the publication
OF any book on any plea, just as they
should not be party to the selection Of "A
school book series by any one publisher.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

Leghorn or Minorca eggs; for pullets oil
this kind il Matched in February will GER
tainy be laying finely by the following
September. As to the exhibition stock OF
the latter varieties, birds Of this class are
old enough for the show room at six or
seven months. The Plymouth Rocks
should also have advantage of the ear y
settlers, for willie they mature little
earlier than the Asiatics, yet they are
much slower than the Leghorns. The
idea is to get the chicken that has the
most weight to accumulate out of the shell
first, and in order to do that we must get
the eggs under the setter first.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

SECRETARY WurNrY has midc name
Joy himself In connection with the Nav,
Department that will m time become o.
tradition Of great energy AMI unusual in.
tyllircncc, prompted 10y patriotic enter.
prise. tie has built aud commissioned siS
last cruisers, Of the most approved plan
aud construction, and hc has now In cour.r
Of construction twenty-five formidable YES
sells Of war and gunboats, several torpedo
boats, and Is demonstrating live large mon
i,on ltHa thousand pUlics hc cannot be-
continued at hi, post 10 complete III,
work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
Prohibition and white Capism.

From the PlttSourg Leader,
The difference between White Capism
and prohibition OF the liquor traffic, so far
rs the principles involved are concerned,
is very slight The White Cap is moral
reformer, who believes in the right OF a
vrtuous majority to club rectitude into a
sinful minority. The prohibitionist
breaches the same doctrine, but confines
himself to q narrower sphere OF action,
taking cognizance of one form OF vice only
The White Cap thinks that the law OF the
land is defective because il Furnishes crime
alone, and for this reason, takes the law
into his own hands. The Prohibtionist
thinks the same thing, but clings to the
hope OF securing the passage OF new laws
enforcing his ideas M 10 right and wrong.
Both begin at the same starting point, viz:
the justification Of forcible interference in
matters Of conscience, and although the
means employed are not the same, the end
isidentical Ifpeople could only be brought
to realize the danger which this involves,
there would be no danger OF passing q
prohibitory amendment in this State.
The Government OF Pennsylvania is suf-
iiciently well organized to keep the citizens
under control and TO hold crime in check.
To invest il with the extraordinary power
of regulating what men shall eat and
drink means the humiliation, by act Of
the Legislature, OF liberty Of conscience,
and the people might as well go the whole
hog" while they are ut it and demand the
legalization of White Cap methods in every
other line of reform as well as in the no
liquor agitation. II we are to have @
despotism inaugurated for the purpose o.
crushing out liquor traders and lquol
drinkers ii is only fair that others, whose
morality is doubtful, should be governed
in the same way. No doubt they will be
so governed il the Prohibitionists gain the
ascendency in politics, for which the pres
ent condition OF the State entities them Il
hope. II is surprising how many other
wise clcarsighted people are blind to THU
fact, and in their eagerness for an all-rounC
publication, are helping to railroad into
| power a political organization which hun
tiers Tor the offices first and reform after
ward, and the sincerity OF whose mora
professions is, therefore, to be taken Gun
grauO sails
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

VIZ call the serious attention OF Presi-
dentelect Harrison to the fact that the
blatant and ill.bred Governor oil Ohio,
Foraker, by his own confession, has COM
pounded a felony. and is therefore guilty
OF penitentiary oTcnse in that he nego-
tated a compromise with the White Caps
through their leaders, and has given them
full amnesty for their crimes on the sim
pie condition that they would disband
their organization, return home aud be-
have themselves like decent citizens here
after. And thus in the great State o.
Ohio these cowardly heaters Of helpless
women, these terrorizing midnight ma
rauders guilty Of all sorts of crimes, wert
permitted to go unwhipped Of justice.
Had this been done by a Southern Cover
nor there would have been universe
howl about II.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
River Kilograms.

CINCINNATI, o.. Tcb River rs feet 0 inchc,
and rising. Weather cloudy
.NEw ORLEANS la. Tcb a-waihsr partly
cloudy and pleasant departed City Of New Or
leans. ~ Louis
NiCksBuRG. MIS-, Feb a.--The river 4 rising.
luss'd down John Y. Walton aud tow nt noon.
Passed up Golden Rule pm.
WHEELING. W Va. Tch a-Rivcr fee, 7
inches aud falling Departed isn liur, Pits.
Ing.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Fsh a.-Rlyrr falling with
y ieyt in,hv on The falls aud u feet ~ Inches
nat, uraniio state, Memphis Weather clear aud
CAIRO, nv, Feb. a-Rlycf - foot Inches and
v silver New Orleans 3 am. OHM Nemnbis M
hopkins. ENantvillc. pm noaz New Orleans d
~ Dcmned Annie p silver. II. Louis D mi
Az. New ohg ans. PIN. sidney Dillon III loads
opm ohio. Cincinnati. noon boas. ohio piyss. 4
pm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4, 1889
FEATHERSroNES WARNING.

FEITHERSTONE'S WARNING.
We publish elsewhere card, signed by
several of the citizens Of st, Francis
County, Ark, in which they aver that
cards similar to that received by l., J..
Featherstone, were sent to well known
and reputable Democrats, and that these
taken together the whole affair is regarded
as hoax or foolish joke. Well, tbs
APPEAL is willing To take this assumption
of the signcrs OF this card us a correct
one, but in the absence Of such
explanation and in view OF the
rather serious construction put upon
the warnings sent 10 certain white
citizens OF Crittenden County, Ark,
few months since, they cannot
blame TnR APPEAL for its promptness in
calling their attention TO the anonymous
threat, which, no matter what the sender
or senders intended, is very serious OF.
Tense against the State laws, as well as
those Of the United States TnE APPEAL
is newspaper, It's columns are open 10 the
public, and il is eager for all the news of
the day, OF whatever character. properly
vouched. In his position and undcr the
circumstances Of Col Clayton's nssasina-
ton. Mr.. Fcathcr,onc was Justified in
putting a serious construction upon
the postal he received aud il was his duty
20 make the fact public, In order that he
might afford the legal authorities OF -;
Francis County an opportunity Of taking
action, with view 10 his safety aud the
arrest and punishment OF the person or
persons sending the warning postal. Tur
ArrE,L is open TO him, a. It is 10 every.
body, no matter Who or what they are,
their color OF condition, their politics OF
religion. Hence The editorial in ruE Ar.
rE,L Of the lsi inst, which in no sense
or way reflected upon "Ihe law.abid-
ing character OF the people OF this that
community" but simply stated u fact anl
urgcd that 'tho citizens Of st. Francis
County Owed Il to themselves 10 make inn.
mediate inquiry into this matter with
view TO the punishment Of the offender or
offenders" But II 1t is merely hoax or
foolish joke, We presume there will not be-
any attempt made to uucaiih the offender
or offenders, and that Mr. Fcithcrstonc
will have to accept the explanation made
In this card and rely, ~ hc no doub, may
implicitly, upon ihc assurances of safety It
conveys. lie eau, therefore. without tear
Of molcstaiion or obstruction, 90 ON with
his work Of taking testimony To sustain his
contest for the seat which the Governor
has certified to Judge Cate, whose major
i,y Of ! .3is hc will hardly be able success.
fully Ia dispute.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

maps and fine likeness of Mr.. Stanley
Seeing the Real Mikado" by Arthur l..
shumwey, is another well illustrated paper
that paints the progress of modern civiliza-
ton in Japan. "Lassoing Sea Lion" also
illustrated, is instructive and interesting,
and so is the story Of "A Modern Middy.'
''rhe Ballad of Runaway Darby" full of
striking and self-interprcting illustrations,
will capture the young people the moment
they 'clap eyes on it, Every household in
the Union should have the 81, Nicholas and
every child should read it. Mansford has it
for sale.
Beyords Magazine for February has for its
completed story "a Storm Ashore" by
James II. Connolly, the scene of which is
laid in Sag llarbor away back when that now
sleepy little village was an important whal-
ing port. 1t is good story, well told and
maintains an interest for the reader TO the
end The opening paper, by DR.. Wood, en-
titled "a Few Practical Facts for Senator
Edmunds," presents some points as to the
effect OF the tariff on the workingman The
story of the First Regiment of United States
| NoiplNu - NNii Nbid p'oSNoSNo
something like historic interest The edi-
torials of Don Piatt are, as usual pointed
and pithy, and altogether the February is an
entertaining number of Beifords Magazine.
We have only time TO assure our readers
today that The Century for February is an
unusually interesting number, notwithstand
ing the tedious History of Lincoln" is con
tinued in il, and there is a dreary and
Notwithstanding contribution from Georg,
KEENAN, entitled e dies at Irkutsk." The
opening paper has the painter Gerome fol
its subject, illustrated by many copies O.
his more excellent works, the frontispiece o.
the number being his famous Napoleon
Before the Sphinx" The Romance o
Dollard" Is concluded. stirring story o
early life in Quebec It is one of the Jest tina
The Century has published in many day
The portraits OF Mary Queen Of Scots ar,
continued; George IL. Jcssop has anothe
Irish-California story, and Charles dc Kay
has another chapter about Irish antiquities
entitled Fairies aud Druids Of Ireland.
Safeguards OF the s lilrage" Is timel!
article on a current question by Washington
GLADDEN.. The editorial departments are al
we'll filled. Coming from the Field" la
many a laugh for those who are able TO ap
prcciate the darby and the mule. And VIII,
is not2 Mansford, On Main street, has III
Century. J. l.. X.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

and in Section OF Article Il, that instru-
ment declares that "all persons born or
naturalized in the United States, and sub
ject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens
OF the United States, and Of the State in
which they reside" And, being the law
paramount above al other laws, it specific
ally declares in the same section that mo
State shall make or enforce any law which
shall abridge the privileges or immunitics
Of citizens OF the United Stascs." The
right to vote inhercs by birth and by nat
uralizalon or adoption.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
The large iiscrds rIrsL

tfuin an thrhHnEe
Persons who have both the Adatie and
Lcghorn varieties Of fowls should consider
the difference In the time which Il takes
them TO mature, whom they commence
settling eggs this season. When We re-
member that It only takes leghorn six
or seven months To mature and a Brahma
OF Cochin ten 10 twelve months, Il is easy
To see which variety d oggs should be set
iirt II We want the Asiaiic for success.
inl competition nj the fall and winter
shows, We must give our first settlers eggs
from this class. Al the same time We may
bc enabled by this means 10 get some pull
lets that will lay about next Christmas.
But II We want pullets for autumn layers,
say text August aud september, We
can get them by giving our hrst setlos
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

Tho "Little Tycoon" will be the comic
opera attraction at the theateI tonight 1t
is iirst-class in every respect, is well
mounted and put on the stage and will be
presented by competent company OF peo-
pie possessing excellent voices. 1t has
scored a success wherever produced and
will suit the taste OF the music.loving peo-
pie Of Memphis. The sale Of seats al
ready had insurcs successful week and
indicates that large audiences will be in
attendance nightly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
THE Halves Murder Case.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
BlGNiNGnAN, Ala, Feb. 3-Thc latest
development in the HAYES case Is tho evil
dencc OF Julia Hope, a negro woman. who
Is prisoner In the same Jail in which
Halves and his alleged associates in the
killing Of his wife and daughters are con.
fined. She states that day or two since
shc heard HAYES say TO Albert Patterson.
one Of the accessories, that Fannie Bryant.
who Is IN jail and who Is supposed TO be-
liawcs's leading accomplish, had talked
too much, aud had given the whole snap
uWay
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

SESAToR-ELECT HIGGISs, OF Delaware,
has gone to indianapolis to ask President
elect Harrison to find for Gen. James II
Wilson, Of cavalry fame, place in hi'
Cabinet az Secretary Of War. But Della
ware Is little State and has never counted
for much with the Republicans. II very
doubtful therefore, II Gen. Harrison will
more than give such a request passing
thought.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

TuE Mo York Hrald Is justified, by the
number Of bills that have failed 10 receive
attention in the House. owing 10 the tact
81 tina, body having tied itself up with
rules, In predicting that unless these rulc.
are repealed the National House Of Rcprc.
sru,atiycs will be, ~ another hall dozrn
years, liillo better than q tail 10 the senate
Mite. The previous question" Is good
thing bul, like freedom Of debate, It can
nc abused.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
CIc,cInnh WIZ an 90 Nnn Wa.

WAsIuNoroN, Feb. at is authorize.
lively announced today that President
Cleveland will return to the state Of New
York TO reside on the expiration OF his
term OF office, and will, on March ;. ne.
sumo the practice Of his profession in New
York City, having associated himself As
counsel with the Law firm Of Bangs, Stclson,
Tracy X MacNeagh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
Memphis Maennerchor.

At Cochran Hall last evening concert,
dramatic entertainment and hop were
given under the auspices Of the German
Mgunerchor, one OF the leading amateur
musical societies Of the city. There was
an appreciatiye audience present who en-
joyed the Interpretation OF the program.
The concert part opened with n Wagner
march, "Our Crown Prince" interpreted
by Anold's Orchestra, which was followed
by an overture by T. Tandert, "llona."
The MWnncrchor sang Julius Otto's pro-
duction, "The True German Heart" in q
pleasing manner, and then followed the
other numbers. rs follows THE Two
Granadiors," bass solo, given by Fred
Mayer "Pm Going Home to Clio" song
aud chorus, J. Simon; "latzerOs Wild
Chase" Memphis Mlenucrchor, medley
lid Bits, Arnold's Orches IA.
The second part was n comedy in ono
net entitled doctor Muller" which was
amusingy presented in German By the fol-
lowing east OF characters
Lplcrnnn, q Landed proprietor. .... Louis A. Fritz
,-ll wv WI, ..sfs''sHa. Mi@ v rgNfaurA
Lehman 1uslcr. Ebcfhart
iNald icn.cu..'.'. tclhdc
iltlui ~ il'f ''. '.s..'ss.s..l simon
trAnE, hply servant .........,..f. schmuck
BERTHA huusomnid ....... Miss Caroline SChutlicr
Three nicely arranged tableaux from
Romeo and Juliet" closed the entertain.
ncnt proper, Romeo being imper-
sInated by Mr.. L. Schrauck and Juliet
10y Miss Emma Lppold. The affair wound
up with hop Ia which the young folks
participated aud thus an enjoyable evening
WIS fully appreciated
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

TITS School History Of Mississippi. ~.
icrrcd TO in an editorial in these columns
yesterday, entitled Options ON School
Histories" was written by Mary V. Duyal
aud embraces every incident worthy Of
being embodied. irom the earliest discoy.
cries and settlements to the cnd Of the
year 1850. II contains, besides portraits
OF many Governors, SENATOR, aud other
leading citizens, illustrations Of the educa.
iional establishments Of the State. and IL
every way admirably adapted TO tho uac
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
CLEARINGHOUSE STATEMENT.

Comparative Showing OF the Gross
Exchanges for the Week.
BosroS, Mass, Feb. 3--The following
table, complied from dispatches TO the
Post, from the managers of the leading
clearinghouse in the United States,
shows the gross exchanges at each point
for the week ending Feb. ., 1892 together
with the rates per cent. Of increase or de-
crease as compared with the amounts for
the corresponding week in 1885,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
Candidate. tor ~ Su,rcm, n,,.,

slvrial Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LIrrLE Rock, Ark. Feb. 3.-Judgc VI.
7. Sanders, Of Helena, arrived in the cit,
this evening aud JUDGE Ben r. Duynl re
turned home To Fort smith. Both gentle.
mon arr Formidable aspirants 10 the Sn.
prcmo Court bench for the place mad,
vacant by the death OF Justice smith.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

Tux Hddddptn 7d.ynin, - paper
strongly inlrcnchcd In tho Republican
faith, notifies the Senate majority that
"thc opinion Is gaining ground-and with
suiicicn, cause that the protection idea
Is being pushed Tor illcgtima,c purpose,
beyond H. proper bounds, AMI va arr
compelled to say that this opinion will De-
strengthened rather than lcs,cnci by Ger
tain features Of the senate bill"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
Ihr u.rnIIrrnrh NM,

Pans, Feb. 3-pcpulics Laguerre and
lacroiS fought a duel this morning with
pistols. Neither Of tho complaints were
injured. The challenger was NJ. Iayuerre
who claimed 10 have been insnlicd bv NJ
lacIoix while speaking In the Chamber Of
Deputies.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

GgN. CHALMERS makes some serious
charges on the authority Of Mayor Nicklcs,
Of Batcsyillc, that the people OF the peace
ful town Of fernando would do well to
take cogniZlncc Of.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
A Sensational co,.c,,,.,..

VIENNA, Feb. 3.-The sensational news
leaked out today that beautiful Young
baroness committed suicide by takiny
poison at Meyerling at the same lime thai
the Crown Prince took his life. THO two
acts wce committed almost nj once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
A DanhIr Mnr,I.r

FiTcial Dsnatch ~ Tho Appeal.
GREENviLLR, Miss, Feb. 3.-John Dia.
mond, who shot Warren s,ewar, ON mi.
day, has another death TO answer for. Tho
negro, Field, whom he severely beat With a
haichct on Thursday. died last night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04

DoIs The NrksrHe 7im,g announce upon
authority Of that gentleman that Gen.
stephen y. Lee will not be candidate
Tor Governor What does Gen. Query
say TO this2
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-04
A rinc ,hnrrn nnrnnh-

Busror, ~ H., Feb 3.-The Methodist
Church, which cost $4,000 seventeen
years ago, was destroyed By ilrc this morn.
ing.