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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL.
TUESDAY. =; JANUARY 90, 1895
SAMOA

4 conccnsus Of public opinion as to the
insults put upon our nag aud citizens in
Samoa by the German feet iayors n digni-
fed maintenance OF the national sci.rc-
spect at any hazard We do not want a
war Il II can be avoided, but We must
faithfully aud honouhly live mp TO our
treaty obligations, even at the lannon's
mouth, ~ We recently did Mt Port au-
Prince, IN llayl. We must not play
"Bombaslus Furiusu' in presence Of the
negroes Of that youloo-rildcn isle and
funk in presence OF the imperial Germans,
nor must we be deferred from the main
tenancc Of the national honor because u
our large German population. We feel
surc that ~ far NJ these last are concerned
they are ~ jealous If the good name oi
the United States ~ are the native
Americans themselves. We must do
our duty by ourselves. The German
officers have outraged al dcccnry %, we'll
rs comfy, and manifested vulruyc
and splcnclic spirit, especially against the
Americans in samoa, that * the reverse
Of tha, which dictated the promises and
pledges 10y successive German and pus-
sian rulers Of friendship Tor our people
and Government Another oi our old
wooden war vessels has been o..
dcrl 20 Samoa, with what instructions
has not been made known. but
long before she Is heard from We
make M doubt the diplomats Of the two
nations will have taken steps 10 q rcslorl-
ton Of the good feeling thai is traditional
with both and that hl, been momcntarly
interrupted. but Bismarck must make
amends lie must 10 the manly thing
and say iha, hc rcpudnics the acts Of the
brutal German Naval officers and promise
TO punish them for conducting ihcmscl,cl
like bmlcs, AMI hc must order that Do,
American Gag boz hostcl ON the pac,
where il was torn down and that 1t b,
sauici with nm imperial salute.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

TuE london 7ma, II is aid. 8. tired II
DO. suit against rarucll, which 20 nr has
ranncd ou, for Il only an immense OK.
pcnsc. Il has failed TO prove anything
that vas not already on rccord o. TO agta
ran and political cnmc In Ireland. and
hls not in tie least touched the character
iur upughu,,, aud honor oi MI ramcu
or amy Of his colleagues lisptiuciph wit.
urssrs have h,cn cony.cs convicted mar.
dcr,u aul thieves.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
Had Mail seryiee.

From the Chattanooga Times
The New Orleans Tuna. Democrat SAYS
the Posioilicc Department, being long inn
poriuncd for double daily mails over tho
Queen & Crescent between lis city and
Cincinnati, such a mail Was put on 10 run
a. far south as Meridian, leaving the mail
thus hurried 10 within 2i0 miles Of its des-
tinalon, to lie over In the cans twonty.iour
hours. This idiocy is now 10 be remcdicd
after many protests and petitions about il
have been filed. and a double daily service
clear through supplied. The Tina. DINO
rrdi says notification has been received
that the department has recognized It's
error In running a mail nj high speed
hrpc.iOurths OF the mute aud then taking
a DAYS rest Error Is quite too mild
phrase for such performance. We call
the work stupid, criminal waste Of tho
public money, when We care 81 give Il MS
right name. The New Orleans paper goes
on 10 say that 1--WE are thus gradually get.
ting our mails In better condition, many
improvements In their transportation hay-
ing been made In the Last few months.
There Is, however. much yet b. be done
Yes, much 10 be- done, and one oi the
things that ought 10 bc done Is 90 order
about half the alleged postal clerks on
southern roads before a board Of oXamina.
ton aud the institution Of O thorough in
vcsiigatiOn into their records ns officers.
This would weed out something like 20
per cent Of tho whole lot, by rason of
unGtnrss, aud make rUom lur a great many
iirsl-class men Who wcrc turned ont To
make room Tor Mr.. llius's hcelcrs. Tho
delay IN putting fuller service un Southern
lines was outrageous. but the chiUi trouble
with such service has been allowed was
and Is traccable to carolc>,ness, ignorance
aud general uuliincss Of TIE clerks II the
Republicans have sense enough b. lot the
service alone where the Presidents order
places Il, make II non-political. give tho
men 10 understand that their tenure de.
ponds on their efficiency. they will play
winning card In the border States Of tho
South. hut n change from Boss Harris 10
Boss llouk will make matters worse in
stead Of making them in any respect
better.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

1T Tur Arir't crs,c H. pb,fsiIctl clyl ssr.
Nlcr la ~. lfTL r|l. HnWl. Ilm'srr lts guns Co.,
trcai iu ihc icur. Hud l'e uflN % JOHN the ituu
sfat' PARTY n ih' neat Fmuh rlwsr. HJu.t ui
II suot in thr mature ~ things iur TIM
Arrr,L Co timber Boz guns and '.rrat tu
the rrar ~ Dos been lt tho fuut ever
since Van lrIi issued ihr hn.f number anil
has been prItIus away u tlJ interest. ui the
people. Who look 40 DO Us '.Ihu old &c..
liable We are 40 Che trout tp Hly. aud
there will stay, our guns double .huiipd iur
rotten political ring lnl rursi,w Hud u.
cusani uihcr.lully~ Who 81, tho civil .,r.
Nicc law 90 p.fp0'u0ic au Ulic,brhrrnr
business A. o. the Democratic party. We
do MT need tp iuu it W. have alvu,. lud
alvey, will De- ot u aud iu it--IlmyhB
APPEAL
We'll then. Nrn'hcr " SON iutrri ~ tihy ont
thew Bon 'front.' torn iHo mH1lfc ~ ,olr ..Ii sul
the uihgfuaY. Son an fb,luur ynIr usu m.u
Jacif H rIIhrHf uHf s.a.
Ncs, and We shall continue ioshcIl those
Of them that rcr.is' IN doing wrong. The
word Democrat with Tur Atrial docs
not cover a multitude Of sins. We will
not print ihc mere fact of q mans being
Democratic voter or ollie, hu,dpr ia
shield him ~ excuse in him guy depart.
ure from duty or violation Of the law.
Therefore, We repeat again, that che Ped,
cral oficc.holdcrs who were 20 cou,pIru
Gus among the Harris managers duHu.
the contest for United States senator u
the Democratic Legislative caucus, should
every one Of them be turned ont Of Office
They wcrc in defiance II the law c,cp
hour ihcytcwa,n,l loo Nashville "lce.ing
for Harris, and mono know better thlr
they do that for No doing they incurred lb,
full penalty Of the law, aud IL ought to b,
mptcd 10 them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

4 SutGwoUruN event IN the history Of
the State was the dedication with impos.
ing ceremonies on Sunday last Of the pub
clearinghouse Of the African Methodist
Church at Nashville. Elcanor Winter
presented the keys Of the building. on be-
half Of the young members Of the church.
TO Bishop Wayman, who In receiving
them said he lid 30 on behalf OF eleven
bishops. 1000 neutrality-suspicious., 900 local
preachers and 10000 members scattered
900 over this country from the waters Of
toe Atlantic 70 the shores Of the Pacific,
and from tho lakes ON the north to the
Guli on the south, and also Of Ilayti, the
West Indies aud Africa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

should be reelected and the papal
see established in the United States. The
apprehension was so great that lifelong
Democrats voted for Harrison" Think OF
a preacher of the gospel deliberately tell
ing MS silly lie as this, and think OF what
n head and heart he must have, how re-
mote in conviction and feeling from the
gospel Of brotherly love.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

TIw Row Dr. Atiicus e.. lluyrooi.
agent ior the distribution oi the Slater
fund, an eminent divine II the Methodist
Church, an earnest and level headed
friend OF the negro aud Of negro education,
Is iusi nov engaged in a piece " special
work that will make a very crcdinblc OK.
hibil for the southern States and prove
that they have not been wanting in their
duty toward the black race, from an edo.
cational point Of view. Dr. llaygood ID
collecting and compiling statistic, as Ia
what las been done by those States In
sustaining public schools for the colorcd
childfcn, aud 10 show that this work ha,
not been solely prosecuted at tho South by
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

Northern agencies. So far he has got
through with Virginia, Alabama and
Georgia, and he finds that in the past
seventeen years the former State has ex-
pended for that purpose $1,000, 900. the
second has expended s3,5OO,OOO and the
latter g, 5000
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

Tm recent elections In Great Britain 10
OIL vacancies in Parliament aud elect
members Of the new County Councils. un.
dor 'hc rrc.utly passed. Tory local govern.
mcut act have been largely trumphs for
the Liberals Indicative 81 an ultimate aad
early victory ior the Homo Rulers And
this, ton, iH the teeth Of ramcl', trial ON
the infamous and bas.lcs, charges Of 7ls
london Tina.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
IN THE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Some important Bulls introduced in the
Senate.

SENATE
special Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
LirrLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 2i.-In the
Senate today there were bills introduced
Of special importance, among them being
a bill by Senator washburn, ccding TO
the United States jurisdiction over the
United States courthouse site at Fort
Smith.
by senator Crandall, for tho financial
relief Of the several counties Of the State
ior the purpose Of building and repairing
courihouscs, jails, bridges and highways,
a . mill tax TO be levied and collected for
such purposes
by Senator Copeland To amend the
revenue laws OF the State and changing
the time Of assessing property to an earlier
date than NJ present
lly senator Barker For q mining, man
uiactunng and agricultural bureau.
by senator Byne. For the establish
mcnt and maintenance Of female institu-
ton Of learning for the white children Of
the Slate.
by senator Warren. To amend the mort.
gngc laws.
By Soul,or Sumplcr To regulate liabil.
tiles 81 hotel keepers and prevent fraud.
by senator BrckclE To protect EN-.
ploycs Of railroads aud other corporations.
The llni bill signed 10y Gov Eagle was
the appropriation bill FOR deimying the
expenses Di the General Assembly, which
passed the HOUSE. late Saturday afternoon
AMI was reported today.
4 resolution WIS introduced In the Sem
ate TODAY iusltucting the senators and r..
guessing the Representatives IN Congress
10 use their best efforts 10 secure the pass
age OF an act 10y Congress prohibiting the
sale Of intoxicating liquors IN any county,
district or locality Ia the United states
The RESOLUTION was adopted.
~ ruE uoUsE
tolly rouWspntativc Meek. Of Craighead,
Offered resolution that u committee Of
five hc appointed toinvcstigatc the charges
Of fraud NJ the last state election and he
empowered To U.s. all means necessary To
make rigid examination. MI Hicks, OF
Lpnukc, said that the resolution prCsup-
posed that changes had bccn laid before
the House md none had been presented.
lie moved that the resolution be tabled.
he yeas aud NAYS we're called for. the
vote resulted: Yeas, 81, nays, -; aud tie
motion prevailed. Mr.. Meek gave notice
that tomorrow be would move rcconsid.
Grafton OF the vote just taken.
4 concurrent resolution 10y Representa-
tive Weaver. Of Sebastian. was offered,
proposing that n Joint committee Of ten be
appointed from the House and Senate To
attend the r. rdiorial convention at Fort
Smith on the 2lih. This was discussed at
sumc length aud finally defeated by a vote
OF - yeas to 90 nays. This was voted
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

EyruN member Of the National House
Of Representatives should vote for the
Ford bill to regulate foreign immigration.
The revelations made before the Congrcs.
sional Committee Of which that gentleman
WIS chairman compcls such q measure Of
legislation. and with such amendments a.
may be- found necessary TO strengthen Il
We trust It may have general support and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

" d possible that the issue has ALREADY brcu
made 20 argrasl,cly that the rcmocrailc party /.
committed tor ihr future 10 light Tor tari reform.
.-tuHh g,HVfni .oa.
The issue has been made. There Is
no possible" about IT, Tariff reform
is what all true Democrats will have 10
fight for. That's what they are fighting
for now in the House Of Representatives.
even with Randall aud Cowlcs, Of North
Carolina, aiding and abctting the proiec-
tionists. Tariff reform Is the Democratic
issue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

MrssEs Cox AND llowTit, officers In the
employ OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, have been arrested for stealing new
steel rails and scrap iron To the value IT
sl20UO, which they sold TO the Trenton
Slccl-WorkA Their exposure will doubt.
less induce other companies to investigate
their shortages on rails aud iron scraps.
The railroad promises to sue the steel.
works TO recover los aud damages.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
MONEY is easy in New York and abund'
ant at very low rates of interest.
IN SOCIETY.


The Theater was graced last evening
with pretty theatcr party, which occu-
pied the two lower boxes. II was given
in honor Of Miss Katie Smith, one OF the
charming young visitors that have made
society so gay this winter. The donors
were Mr.. aud Mrs. J. 5. Dunscomb, whose
guest Miss Smith has been for several
weeks. After the performance supper
at Floyd's was enjoyed. The members Of
the party were: Miss Katie Smith, Mr..
George Cunningham, Miss Pauline Fray
ser, Mr.. Jack Burlington, Miss Jennie
Day, Mr.. q. w. Oycrton, Miss Maggie
Macrac, Mr.. George Storm, Miss May
Hill, Mr.. Will Martin, Mrs. j. S. Duns-
comb, Jr., and Mr.. j, $. Dunscomb.
+. II. McClurg, well-known society
man, Of Knoxville, Tenn, spent Sunday
and Monday in the city, and left for home
last night.
Tonight Mrs G. g. Cowan gives box
party in honor of her sister, Mrs. Z. ii.
Caldwell, OF Birmingham.
The theater party rendered Miss Hayes
by club Of young men will occur on
Thursday evening, followed by german
at the residence Of Mr.. W. A. Gage.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

SEN,tog Grogur made some i,marks In
the senate YESTERDAY that no doubt made
an impression upon the ordinarily thick
skin ol senator Plumb, Of Kansas Tie
made what might he termed the rc,ou
courteous and silcnccd the irrpicriblc
colleague Of the irrcprcs-ihlc Ingalls, Our
rcadcn will 6nd h reported Ia the pro-
,ycdings oi Congress.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

TnE Republicans Of this State Of the
better class are anxious that President
elect Harrison should honor them by
selecting one Of their number for n
Cabinet position, and by common
consent they have united on Mr.. viii
liam NJ. Baxter, Of Knoxville, Attorney for
the East Tennessee, Virginia q Georgia
system as the, man. lie is one Of the
ablost men in the South, is still young,
and having no prcjuliccs about, in con-
ncciion with or growing out OF the civil
war, and being, also, conservative in
his instincts aud leanings would fairly
represent the best elements among the
Southern Republicans. lIo is the oldest
son Of the late Judge John Baxter, who in
his day stood like giant among his
brother lawyers OF this State. Trained by
such father, Mr.. Baxter could not
help being what lac Is as law
yer Of prc-cmincnt ability and worthy
10 be olcya: i 10 the responsible position
Of law adviser TO Mr.. Clcveland's sue.
ccssor ia Southern man is to be- Sc.
lcCtcd for the Office OF Acknowledgement,
We know Of no other man who would in
all respects 40 admirably meet all It's
requirements rs Mr.. Baxter, who ought
to have as many Tennessee Republicans
i1r him for 1t as there we're for him two
years ago when he was candidate for a
place on the Supreme Bench OF this State
ON the Republican ticket.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

4 yrvsrArTB Ur columns ui uhiDh Hrs TIC ave
uu,. uI hHH.. uI.HlHu b. suCiyil strongest boil
vafA n rp.' tpr Hi
Thank goa urIfuiur upuk son. Won bod Tt.
NM % in MIND of coufH- N.w ioft ig1ii
OF course, We did, but not exclusively.
We had somo thought OF Tnr Atrial,
which Is like iis Huud In being un.
lmmmclcd, Iu being open to every body
Who has a just complaint to make or AN
honest opinion tn cNppss, and In bcIng
ircc to expires. an honest conviction on b.
own account
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

TuE troubles nj Samoa and at iayt
proves the necessity lof huuyiug up the
completion Of these cruisers We ought to
have At least lour stcclclad gunboals, with
an outfit OF tofpcdo,s, nov ready Ia start
Tor samoa When We DO, II We do have 10
blow up. We should be- ready to blow the
Germans out Of the waters to smash and
smithuruDnH
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

Tur Democratic caucus Of the Tcgisla.
mrc yesterday wisely resolved togradually
drop the lowest candidate In tlc votes for
State officers and thus Try aud mach n W.
luton Of the problem who shall be the
nominee oi the party Tor Sccrclar, Of
state. Ailcr several ballots and on the
thiny'cighth only three candidates ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

The Australian Exposition cost s., OOO,-
900 more than was taken in for attend
ance. The novelty Of such shows has
worn of even at the antipodes.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

BEorusn NrwNAN has broken loose
again, aud this time from the truth IN q
recent speech, or address, ia Charleston.
$. G., be stated that Mr. Cleveland bad
gone 80 often out Of his way 10 honor
Catholics that be- aroused the latent biz.
oiry 81 The religious people Ia the mul
dislucla, whore, be- m,s, "lhcrr was
genuine alarm iclt lest CyuInl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

AYoTnER boom for TnE WEEKLY AP-
PEAL has begun. For the past two weeks
our subscription clerk has been entering
fifty TO 100 new subscribers each day, but
yesterday he entered 2Sj. This certihes
to the increasing popularity Of The AP'
ZEAL. and shows that the people are
earnestly assisting TO increase our WEEKLY
circulation to 100000 copies. These big
figures wo hope to reach before another
year passes away. But to do this we must
have the assistance Of all our friends.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

Tnr railroad from Chattanooga to the
summit ot Lookout Mountain was com.
plclcl on Saturday This will mako a
TIP to the scene Of the battle 10 the
clouds one of real pleasure anil will be- the
means OF attracting thuuani, 60 Chatta.
nocgi, the most prosperous aud progress.
sI,c manufacturing r,nIcr ol thr South.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

Rev. Mr.. Lockwood, pastor Of the To.
formed Church ~ Fairfield. y. T.. while
suffering from acute dcmentia Sunday
night, made horrible attempt 10 burn
his family: The wife and children, owing
to his Wild threats 10 Kill them. bafricadcd
themselves ia a portion Of the house. The
madman Then went from room 10 room,
aud kindlcd a fire In the center OF each.
People quickly gathered, secured the
maniac and rescued the family.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

NAMED Miller with 20 votes, Morgan
with 2S and McLemore with 90. Miller is
from Bolivar and is the rising candidate.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

-Four hundred families will leave Lin.
erick today for Queenstown, where they
will embark on q vessel Tor Buen,s Ayres.
They are going 10 Buenos Ayrcs despite
repeated warnings from the Bishop Of Lin.
erick.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22

The State fair Of Alabama will hereafter
be held at Birmingham instead OF Mont
gomery, rs heretofore. Airpkcy club will
b. organized.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-22
THEY PASS THROUGH.
MEMPHIS NOT A COMPETING POM
FOR LABOR AND CAPITAL.

Iowa Railroad Agents on the Lookout
for Desirable Points for the Location
of Emigrants Proceed to Alabama
One Plan to Secure Manufactures.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-21
MRS. TROT TROTS OFF.
She Takes Her Four Children and $3.50
of Her Husbands Money.

She Takes Her Four Children and $3.50
of Her Husbands Money.
Chief Murphy was visited this morning
by an agitated individual who acquainted
him with the particulars of somewhat
remarkable case. He introduced himself
as William Trot, of No. 2l6 Wayne street,
and said that his wife left her home on
Friday, August 2, taking her children
with her.
Since that time, he said he has been
unable to find her although he has made
enquiries at all places where he had any
reason to believe she might visit.
Mrs. Trot is twenty seven years old,
with dark complexion and dark hazel
eyes, and at the time of her disappear
ance had on a brown dress. She took
with her her four chndren, Willie, aged
tel, years. who has o cast in his left eye;
Lizzie, aged eight years; Annie, aged five
years and six months, and Charlie, the
baby, aged three years and four months.
The missing woman took about $3.50 in
and most of her clothing
Mr., Trot said that his wife must be out
of her mind, as they lived happily to-
gether, and he knows of no reason why
she should have gone off.
He was most emphatic in his declara-
tion that there is no other man in the
case.
Chief Murphy would like to hear from
any person who may know anything
about Mrs. Trot's whereabouts.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-21
VINCENzO MARINO's ASSAIlANTs.
Two of Them Believed to Be Now Under
Arrest in HOboken.

Arrest in Hoboken.
francesca Rendino and Giuseppe
Mocrochesano, of Hamilton avenue,
Brooklyn, conspired with another Italian,
to murder Vincenzo Marino. of No. 21o
Second street, Hoboken, last June, and
came yerynear accomplishment their design.
One of the would be assassins is now
serving q term in the Penitentiary for the
part he took in the murderous attack on
Marine, but Rendino and MOcrochesano
were at large till yesterday, when they
were arrested in Brooklyn by Policeman
Granelli, who took them over to Hoboken
and locked them up in Police Headquar-
ters there. They were this morning COM
lnitted to the County Jail to await the
action of the Grand Jury.
The assault occurred on the night of
June So Marino was called to the
meadows back of his home and attacked
by Vincenzo Bazila and the two men men
toned above. He received a bad cash
with razor, but his assailants were
finally driven away by neighbors. One
of the latter, named Denozie, followed the
men to New York and secured the arrest
of BaZila, who is now in prison.
1t was at first believed that the attack
was made by order of the Carbonari, but
it transpired that pretty, dark eyed
Luigia Canaro, whom MarinO was to
marry, was the cause of it. One of the
assasins loved her, too. Marino has
since married the girl. She herself was
in q bad scrape not long before the assault
on Marino. She was arrested for stab
bing q child, but the charge was never
nrAs9ad