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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-02-07

The Government needs woman be-
cause she is different from man, and
views things from different standpoint.
and only BY ths combined counsel OF
the two can the best result be attained
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
moNoNaAnELA COAL OPERATORS
Contemplating tho Formation Of Pool
Plan Proposed

Contemplating tho Formation Of "A Pool
Plan Proposed.
Plrrmuno, Pa, Feb. - Tho Monon-
gahcla coal operators contemplating the
formation Of pool aud will Try aud In.
ducc all Of lhc small operators TO unite
with them. The matter was only brought
up at a meeting Of tho Coal Exchange yes
tcr,lay and nothing was decided upon,
though the operators generally seem To be
In favor Of forming some sort Of conbina'
ton.
The ono proposed will be on much ~
same principle ~ the old coke syndicate.
Each operator will deliver his coal 10 the
association, which will dispose NJ h. II Is
proposed that the following prices shall bc
established M basis above the mining
rate: First pool coal, sl.1O per 100 bush.
els. second pool, $780, third pool, ~, aud
fourth pool, ~ cents These figures are IA
be- added b. the mining rate, which at pres
ont Il . cents, or 50 per 100 bushels
Tho operators say that Il will not be q
big stock company, but an arrangement 10y
which the coal can b. handled and dis
posed Of to the best interests oi both ihc
large aud small operators Papers will bc
circulated among all Of the operators lpi
their signatures 10 join tho now usspgia'
tim
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
DEMON DUNNAWAY.
HIS VICTIM. THE loUEa LADY.
MAKES A CONFESSION.
She Acknowledges That Hcr Cousin
Lover Ficnd Not os,y Druggod and
Beat Her, But Tat Hc out
ragged Her 'trBon.
srrcI,l nIr.t.h 20 Tho Al .al

Special Dispatch 90 The AZ cal
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Fb. est was re-
ported here this morning that Dunnaway
the Rutherford County murderer, was In
Nashville. A man who'came In from the
country on the Murir, esboro Pike said
that before reaching th, city ho overlook q
man who asked him 10 let him ride. The
request WIS granted. snc pedestrian was
very much excited and Sas well nigh cx-
hauslcd lie answered the description OF
Dunnaway. When asked his name lac re-
piled. hcsilalingly, that II was langman
aud thst he was a carpenter and had re-
Gently arrived from Texas and was ON hi'
way to Nashville 10 hunt work. When
thew reached South Nashville the stranger
quietly left aud has not been seen since.
The detectives arr on the alert
A special from MuriWcsboro this alter
noon saws that a new phase has been
added 10 the DunnaWay horror by th,
discovery that the murderer raped Millissa
Dunnaway after he forced her from III,
house. This she confess 10 her uncl,
last night, stating that the reason sh,
naWny had sworn a. return aud murdcl
her " she broathcl word about H. Til,
poor girl also H0bbgl out 81 know I
would blast my reputation, and inlhei
and mother always kept me respectable.
Public sentiment is unanimous IN dc
nounc.ng the killing as one oi the mos
brutal aud unproyokel crimes ever per
pctmtcd, and short lI. will ho allowed th'
murderer. George bunnawny should h
inll into the hands Of private ciliDns. Tn
| Shcfin'a posse h still SECURING the country
/ but the opinion that DuuuaNay has LET
this section Of country b. gaining ground
| 10 has become known that he cunvcric'
what few effects ho hal into cash within
the last week OF so besides that lac hh,
over 500, which ho obtained from hi
/ father aud uncle los tcrfUul.ng thcm. Mrs
Duunaway Is still living and the probabil
ity is she will recover Il further hem
ofrhagc cnn be- prevented. Her house an
the house Of Jacob luuulNuY the mui
dcrcrs father were guarded by armc
men last night us Coo inmates feared iuI
thur mUicstaiion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
A DAMAGING RUM0R.
REPORTS OF A FIsTCUFF BETWEEN
BLACKBURN AND CHANDLER
Which Arc Entirely Untruo-Messrs
Mills and Randall whotting Their
Weapons for n Fray-Last Hope
for the River Bin.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
WAsulNGroN, Feb. 23-Somc gentle
men Of hilarious turn Of mind last night
told some gulliblo correspondents, with
many wise shakes Of the head aud hints
OF secrecy, a sensational story Of how
Senator Blackburn had ''pichvd into
and then wiped the floor mp with his more
or less esteemed colleague Senator Chan.
dlcr. These innocent gentlemen took the
story for gospel truth and forthwith sent
their papers q highly-hayorcd account Of
the bloody struggle, with a pen picture
attached, showing poor little Chandler
struggling in mid air, where hc was held
suspended By his right ear Ia the grasp Of
big, burly Blackburn, as Swift tells ~
CULVER was held by the cruel Brpbdiwag.
ian PAGE. OF course the story that there
was any personal encounter between the
two gentlemen WAS not true. There was
"A disagreement IN the committee. Some
words passed between the two. hut neither
laid finger on the other. Senator Chandler
was much annoyed 10y the rumor, which
had been sprrad abroad, aud said this
afternoon: III do not see how suchasiory
could get into circulation. There was d
disagreement In committee 10 b. true, hu'
~ 10 iis nature ] shall NJ present say moth.
ing That there was on enormous amount
OF vile, abusive language used, OF that
was the subject Of battery, OF that wa
oven touched, are falaehoOds that have moi
the slightest foundation.
senator CuIlom, who WIS present. say'
that the published account Of the affair q
all b0sh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
A TERRIBLE STORY ~ TRUE.

A Woman Gives Birth 10 Child Shortly
AFTER Being Beaten by Her Husband.
fpcrIHl pIstairh 10 The Appeal
CuArrASoouA, Tenn, Feb. 20. This
morning a woman, who claimed 10 be- tho
wife Of Oliver Shell, arrived ut lockwood,
Tenn, from Knoxville, carrying q yl.isc.
She acted In a peculiar manner, which lrI
an officer Ia examine the contents Ul hri
yalisc, Ia which tho dead body ~ nm
infant, partly docompusrd, was found.
Mrs. Shell claims that hcr husband gave
her q severe beating before she LEFT home
which caused her Ia give birth 10 tho child
ut the Knoxville depot this morning. tn,
woman is being guarded until the mattel
can be- investigated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

OuAu,, Fcb. -. Russell Harrison said
In an interview hero today, when asked
what Ihurion's chances we're fur posi-
ton In the Cahinct 81 never talk on the
subject 81 the Cabinet; that Is my fathers
affair can tell you, hoNcyor. that the
Cabinet haas been decided upon. II WIS
difficult % solort n Cabinet from 20 much
good material, hut d hlB been done. TIC
South will Boz represented, aud the South
crn policy OF ~ new administration vii
be- such as hls been indicated by my
fathers letter 10 several Southern men Un
the subject
MG Harrison arrived from tho West
Yesterday lie left this afternoon in Com
rul Manager Hayes private car over Gee
Wabash & Western iDf Indianapolis Ills
vile aud child aud Senator aud Alu.
sauuIur accompanied him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
The N,II..Hrud.ii controversy.

Rperini blstairh ~ The Appeal
WAsuiNGroS, Feb. q. Although last
night Il was generally understood that Mr..
Randall had got bis resolution on The
Cowlcs bill into such a position that the
House was practically committed 10 Il and
that he had consequently won complete
victory over Mr.. Mills and the Ways and
Means Committee, further consultation
OF the rules today shows that his position
Is not nearly 10 impUgnabc Us Il was sup.
posed 10 be-. Filbustcnng can still be- d..
rcc,cd AGAINST the adoption Of the rcsolu'
ton, aud that that course will be taken
There Is no longer any doubt The qucs-
ton Of consideration viii be raised on iho
resolution ON Monday, and sO 10 IL
a privileged matter that can come
up at any time. Then the fight will
DO opened mp IN earnest ana a
lively time Is expected. Mr. Mills b. de-
tcrmined 10 prevent the adoption Of the
change OF rules which Mr.. Randall de-
sires. ~ stand, said be this afternoon,
"whcro / stood at st. Louis. ] stand
where have stool oil along, 10 favor ol
tariff reform. The party 10 Congress b.
equarcly committed 10 that policy and
100000 Democratic voters are ~
sympathy with us. Unfortunately oui
people here are dispiritcd and dcmomliEcd
irom our defeat Ia the late election. bu'
for this there would not be a single delcc.
ton from our force. | told Mr. Randall
frankly today that ! would oppose hi'
measure
'Ilow will he prevent ~ passagc7"
L. d. III
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Lavpov. Feb % Tho Pal Nal Gasdts
which. ON the 10th instant, said In COM
mruuug ON tho proceedings Of the Parnel
Commission, That's riggoit WIS the apostle
Paul, his solitary word might suffice 10
sustain the charges made by the lima
against the raruclIiic members u tho
House Of Commons la ils is,Hc today Il
SAYS
"Piggoii has not been an apostle Paul.
TB dismty In Downing street must DO
only degree less than that which pre-
walls in the limo office. There b not
Tory today who Is not feeling hcarisick at
the evidence Of the witness on whose
ycmriy anl uuimpcachablc reputation
the IHt0' ease absolutely depends
The G0srs points out that even tho
Iuinnist papers the Telegraph aud tho
Chuuiris admit that the Iihii case has
collapsed, the thrmdlf even stating that
every one expected that Sir Charles Rus
rll would apply 90 the court lOr iigyotTB
cummlinl ~ detention.
Continuing the GuaNs says II the con-
yiri.uu bias NOW slowly filtered into tho
minds of Nr Walters and bis siaif that
they have lppu cruelty hplNrd by an IN
pcuuuus and rruurcHul hlaekmailcr, tho
only ruufr opuu 90 them is t1 publicly
own that they have been deceived and
withdraw their allegations, olyr The hand
soonest apology and pay the costs they
have forced upon the men whom they
tridurrl un nwutrs authority
The Star, Mr. T. T. O'Connors papcr.
commenting on rirgutts evidence before
thr pafnril Commission, says The con-
ncrtiln between the limo and the Tow
eminent b tWo.iold. The Go,cmmeut
created. frst the commission aud second
/ the Tima case. II Attorney General
Webster bal not nrrn enabled 90 play
| thp parts pi prosecutor. judge ADD 'wmcr
| of the indictment thru would have hcrt
I uB tribunal ut 49, II hr had not ls lred
/ lan Salisbury that thu lcticr would 10
proved tu be- genuine the commission
/ would not have brru created, and tho
| Tn.uuIsis would never have tuIlrfud tuch
! o. blow n.. ly their own pil,uu' nduis-
a.Hs. awaits them The Go1crnment
/ ,Iu.t doe game. lulirl thc dice, selected
/ ilsurrugfg aud arranged thc rules Of tho
rmr and DC must pay up now Inc
price h the dissolution Of lulIament.
| Wvwaut o. know what the country links
| OF pIupU.'
TLr Gilf anil ,hc 81 Jams Gasei's
| make no alIus.un 90 ilD subject.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
vIcE.PREsIpENT NEWMAN.
or the Missouri Pacific, Said 20 Have
Tunderod Ils Resignation.

VI tuN nj .HnNFA NNflllNt nhlA W huNN
rendered His Resignation.
CWcAGo, H., Feb. l5.-lt leaked ont
today that W. II. Newman, third vice
president Of the Missouri Pacific Railroad,
has rendered his resignation 10 take effect
April l. No reason Is given for Mt New
mans resignation. but when considered in
connection with the resignation OF Second
V.cc-Prsidcnt 4. L. Hopkins and the
changes TINT are promised In the Board Of
Directors, u seems 20 lend color a. tho ru.
NOR that q complete reorganization Oi the
Missouri Pacific Is about 10 occur. II has
recently been reported that :. II. Clark,
yicc.prrsidcnt and general manager, would
retire from the service Of the company
som. but this Il now believed 10 be mis-
I take. On the contrary, those who profess
I b. know something Of the relations exist.
/ Ing between Mr.. Clark aud Jay Gould
venture the opinion the former will be
madc president IT the company, Gould ~.
string. II Is understood that Mr. New.
man. on bis retirement from lhc Missouri
Pacific, intends 90 abandon the railroad
business permanently
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
DEPART MENT.

body marching ON the Board Of Trade,
how lac lost " injured his fingers
IN experiments with dynamite, what steps
be- aud uthcr, took IN the consummaiion
Of their proposed social revolution, when
hc exposed aIl the plans and schemes 81
the dclcusc during ia. pfpsr'-s IT the trial
aud then cNprrss"d regret aud rouluilun,
then be- tho Julgrl would be- Ia q posi-
ton 10 say what be- would 10 on the qurs-
ton Of signing petition iur pardon. A
statement OF thu requirements was laid hc-
fore Oscar aud De- agrrcl a. fulfill them.
The prison authorities have furnished him
pen. ink aud paper for this purpose, aud
The sy,Icmuut Is probably uclug wuIlcn
now.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Lorruur. Ky, February 2j.-nour.
l'rr Bros. owners u tho Masonic thoa,cr,
ioday brought suit 10 cnjoin Mary Andcr.
con from PLAYING at Macaulcy 5noxt week.
They show contract 81 a years standing
by which Anderson WIS 10 play at their
place. and 81 Him that the change will do
irruarblo damage 20 themselves NJ man.
agrr. and ~ the reputation Of their thea.
Ter. Chancellor Edward took the case
under consideration.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

CmcAoo. H., Fob 2a-lhc consolida.
ton Of the rival pot system aud camp
system 81 the Sons OF Veterans was COM
plc,cd here today. Il we done at a con.
ference between Co. A. J.. Congcr Of
Ohio. Corporal 1uunct Of New York;
Gen. Thomas BauDcih OF lndianai Col.
John Burt, Of Illinois. and Cob George NJ.
Duylin, Of MichiHL representing The
Grand Army n the Republic, George w.
Marks. Of Brooklyn, r,mm1nder'in-chioi
Of the post system. aal %. T. Abbott OF
Chicago. communicable OF the camp
system. Tho Grand Army men acted
as arbitrator. IN ihg harmon'1Ing
or compromising o. the differences
between tho tHU opposing lunior
organizations. Il Was decided tho
, new body shall b. SHOWN as the Camp
system, shall u.o tha maternal iiuo CON.
fade" ia place Of "brUurg' the titles OF
olhccr, shall conform fo The urngc OF tho
Grand Army Of the Republic except that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

CmcA0o. H., Feb. % Cd louis W..
Nocbc returned from Joliet today, where
ho went 10 call on his brother Oscar, tho
Anarchist Prior 10 going Mr. Ncobc had
a talk with Judge Gary, who presided at
tho Anarchist trial, on the subject Of q
petition for the prisoners pardon, and was
told when Oscar made him full state
moni regarding the formations, workings
aud plans OF tho Anarchisiic groups, IN
Guiding the lehr and Weir Ncfcin,
how ho became Marshal Of an armed
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Special u'.rHtl iD The Appeal
PiSr Blurr, Ark. Feb. % Mr. louis
Auheimcr prominent merchant and
capitalist Of this city, Who WIS recently on
the Republican saio ticket for Treasurer
started today subscription fund ~ build
monument 10 the late Col. John W.
Clayton at th.s, his home Subscriptions
raiapd without discretion n party lie cX-
pp,tf 10 raise many thousand dollars with.
out the least difficulty. Many ui tho
wc,llhipst Democrats Of tins county were
close aud intimate friends Of Mr.. Clayton,
and it IL with much modification that
they read In the Northern Republican pa
pen wholesale dcuunciaiiun Ut the Demo-
cratic party Of the State ior the deed Of a
single assassin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
CatcninE. Down, Iil, Conir.lnnL

spcriai pHplirh g. Zoe Appeal
WAsuiNUroN, Feb. 2l--Gcn. Catching
has been busily engaged during the last
two days in crpss.cya mining ccrIain Wit.
ncsscs who have been brought here 10 give
testimony in his contested election ease.
one oi these b. Mr.. A. =. Wimborly Of
C0ahomn County. the two uihvu nru me-
grucs from Nicksburg, g.. W. Davenport
aud y. knm.d, who umr here Cor the
purpose Ut proving that intimidation hld
been puctcHd on witness since tuD cleo.
ton. Gen. Cufchngg conducted bis cr1V.
examination with such success and skill,
that the witnesses failed utterly 10 make
their case.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

CucAoo. 49,, Fob. Mia Eureka
Storey willow Of the late Wilbur y. storey,
editor Of the Chicago Tm0, has gone 20
New York 20 decide upon u suitable DO.
sign Tor r. monument a. mark her hus-
bands last resting place. a great num-
bcr Of drawings aud models wrought boz
various quarncd stones have been sub.
mittcd for her approval Her choice Is
said 10 have fallen upon shaft Of ted
granite that will be quite as high. L II can
be quaricd, o. the Egyptian 0jtlisk.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Campt system may Organize drill corps.
which. when armel aud equipped, may
employ strict military titles. The other
details are left 10 the two commandcr-in-
chiefs II the consolidating bodies, except
that IL ~ provided the membership badge
and charter Of the Camp system shall loo
used, and the insignia and rank OF The
Post system.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

PAyANA, Feb. 23.-Chili has passed a
Law excluding Chinese immigrants from
The Republic But all other classes Of I'm.
migrants dnd a warm welcome, aud tho
Government has repeated rs orders TO he
immigration agents abroad. authorizing
them b. give free passage 10 M who desire
they will receive board aud lodging Tor
fifteen days. Hundreds vi such immi-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Atlanta and Birmingham Both In tho
Southern League,
Special Dispatch ~ The Appeal
BiruiNonAu, Ala, Feb. %. President
Wharton, Of the Southern League, spent
today In the city, and the result Of hls
visit was The organization Of q league club
In Birmingham. !. II. Kent w1s chosen
President, aud a strong directory has been
secured. A committee hns circulated
among the business men and they, ns a
general thing, promise their support At
lanta has also definitely decided 10 Join.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

CmcAo0, lII, Fob sI-Ihc committee
Of nine appointed by the recent TariG Re.
form Convention has selected New York
as headquarters Of the national organiza.
lion. elected David s. Wells president. aud
apnoinied Everett T.. Wheeler, H. X.
R5wker aud George Haven Putnam mem
beru of the Executive Committee. II was
resolved 10 establish permanent bureau
At Chicago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Burivonr, Md, Fob. - lcnry Me.
Shane. the widely known bell founder, of
this city. died this morning q: his r'si.
dcncc NJ NJ Washington oi heart failure,
aged nNiy.tW0 years. The McNhhnc
foundry BE- celebrated ipr the purity ul
tone OF bells produced. aud 81 late ychn
orlrrs have been received from nearly
every country in the world.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
Obituary.
Sister War, VrrrIIa smItI

BAiuluuE, Nd, Feb. ~. Sister Mary
Cecilia smith died Thursday ut the Con.
vent oi the Visitation, this city, In the
cighly-frst year Of her age. She was the
widow of Con. rcrifcr 4. Smith, II the
United States Army, who was q dis.
iinguishcd officer in the Mexican war lie
WIS q native Of Philadelphia ani dicd m
Kansas City In 1865. while on his way To
take command OF the Utah expedition Of
that year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
LEsLIE's wEEKLIEs SOLD.
W. }. Arkci, Proprietor Of Judge, Buys
tho Properties.

CAVAJoAmr. y. v, Feb. % Mrs.
Frank leslie has sold TO W. J. Arkcll, Of
JHIJ., her weekly illustrated papers, both
English and German. tho transfers 70 be
made May l. Mri Leslie will retain and
personally direct her other publications.
Mr.. Afkcll refuses 10 state the price paid.
lie sny- the policy u the weekly viii ro-
main the same aggressive and indie
pendent Tho present force will be- ~.
iaincd and new skill nddel. Mr.. Arkcll
said hc had been negotiating Tor these pa
unfs since 1ssl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

grants have arrived and are on their way
from Panama. Five hundred thousand
dollars Is the sum the Government has au-
thorizcl a. be expended In promoting this
immigration. While Chill II encouraging
immigration on gigantic scale, her own
people arc cmigrailng over lho Anlli.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
~ nopEFIfLp rERMINAL

or tho Memphis q Little Rock Tho su-
prone Court Ordcrn Now Trial
Special uIsrfiTh iD rhH AWrlI
Lrrtr Rock. Arb, Feb. 3-Thc case
If There, Organ w. the Memphis & Lit
DC Rock Railway, in which has been in'
yslyrd thr terminal ground ~ This road al
llopCdrll. today rr1ch"d decision 10 ih.
supreme Court here, reversing the lover
court and ordering q now trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Cuc,go. lll, Fob % Tho nuness
Lincoln. Ncb., special 'pfs Patrick
Tyan a willing to produce the original
l,t,r. upln which plgluu's lOrg,uos aero
manufactured. NJ Egln thinks be can
accompany the documents with an ex.
pI1plt'8u oi how the l0rgcgIrs were made"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Special Dispatch 10 The Appcal
NASHVILLE Tenn, Feb. - The Naah-
willie Burial Case Company : eslablishment
va. destroyed by tire tonight The loss =
$4,000, insurance, sJ,utO. lhe capih
stock OF the company is $50, 200. The com
pnny will fchuild 90 once.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
IrII.U mote.

Special Dispatch 10 tbr ArpoaL
Gu,yp JuSCuoN, Tenn, Fob y Ic
liz e.. Blotc. o prominent cilizcnt II This
ncishUurhuDi, died today ol pneumonia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

Representative lIouk has received a
telegram from the Legislature Of fonncs.
see, informing him that the members
would attend the inauguration N Soly
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24
PlGGOTTS PERJURY.
TuE CASE or THE LONDON TINES
Against PARNELL CoLLAPsEs

Thc Tories. tho Government and the
ownors 81 tho London Timos I'm
tho Soup The Dissolution %
Parliament WIN Follow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

rrrrinl Dispatch o lh" Appeal
WAMiNGroN. Feb. 23-Thc members
Of the River aud llarbor Committee arr
determined that NO chance shall be al
lowed TO pass Of securing a hearing for
their bin In the House. While they fear
that there Is bat little hope oi iis becom-
Ing a iaw. they think that there will be- no
harm Ia trying. Accordingly. ON Monday
morning AN effort will hc made 10 pass the
bill under u suspension ul the rules.
During thc last -IX days Of the session
the Speaker has the power Ia recognize
any member who may risr Ia move the
suspension la order 10 pas bill, and
while no positive promise has been secured
from Mr. Carlisle that lac viii extend
recognition to q member Of the River aud
llarb1r Committee lot this purpose, thu
attempt will be made Should Il prove
successful there are enough votes in ihC
| House t0 pos the bill. aud a strenuous Ci.
! tort will boz made on the Senate Committee
on Commerce 10 accept the House bill ugd
report 10 to the senate rs rapidly as posi-
/ bIp.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-24

The King OF Wuficnbprg Is suffering
from q severe catarrhal attack.