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effect in intimidating them, and for this
reason the expedition was not altogether
useless. The scared settlers have regained
courage and are returning to their homes.
1t is likely that the arrest OF Wadena, the
young buck who shot Magnusson, will be
left to the United States Marshal aud his
deputies. There Is question, unsettled
even in the land Office and Interior De-
partments, whether the land belongs to
the Government or TO The Indians
whether il is n reservation or not. Dis
trict Attorney Baxter is in communication
with the Washington authorities, and
when q decision is reached in Wadena's
case IL will be important as indicating the
future policy OF the Government regard
ing the ownership of the land. The In
dians, threatened with the loss of their
possessions, have grown bitter toward the
Government and the whites, but they are
held in check by provision in the treaty
which secures them their rights When
they sold the bulk OF the reservation
twenty-three years ago treaty was
signed, giving them the right to live on
the reserve rs long MS they are at peace
with the whites. and they know that any
organized attack on the settlers would DO
an excuse for taking the land.
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Thc Indinn Commissioners.

PINE RiDGE AGENcY, OAK, Juno is-
During the council yesterday tho Com.
missloners received a lc,tcr nom man
named Godfrey, who Is considered the
special adviser Of Red Cloud. asking tina,
further council NJ this agency besuspcndcd
until the arrival Of cx-Indipn Inspector
Pollock. A report IS In circulation that IL
has been suggested 10 the Indians that the
money To he received in payment for
horses under the provision OF the present
bill should be turned over 10 Pollock in
payment for service rendered Or TO be
rendered these Indians. This morning
ten. Crook will have a conference with
Red Cloud, Noung.Man.Afr No Flesh
and other prominent chiefs ~ well as half
breeds and squaW men. The Indians have
been signing since o'clock. Progress Is
slow, but considering tho difficulties, any
progress IN encouraging.
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IL the sick room Plalrs Chloridcs, the
odorlcss disinicctant Is invaluable.
BEAUTIFUL caAuTAUaUA LAKE.
Lakewood. New YORK.

The most beautiful resort in America;
situated on the main linco Of the New York.
Lake Eric & Western Railroad. at Lake
wood, \. ", midway between Cincinnati
and New York City; the highest navgable
water In the United states; over l.l00 'c1
above the level Of D. yea ara zoo, 90,
higher than Lake Erie. Wcathtl rool, no
malaria; no mosquitoes Hotels open
June 10 October l. Round TIP fare from
Cincinnati Sll.2j; good returning until
October 81. he sure your tickets read via
New York, Lake Enc q Western Railroad
from Cincinnati, "a this is the only line
running solid trains. Pullman Palace Cars
through 10 the Lake. Tourist tickets on
sale at all large stations. For further In.
formation please apply 20 ticket agents Of
connecting lines, or TO II. q. llolobird,
Division Passenger Agent, No. W West
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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ONE HUNDRED INJURED.
A DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT ON THE
PRATT MINES ROAD.
A Train Loaded With Workmen is De-
rallied by Running over Cow, Killing
Two Outright and Injuring About One
Hundred Others.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
BIRMINGuAM, Ala, June 1s.-A rail-
road wreck, causing the death OF two men
and the injury OF about 100 others, oc-
cured at Pratt Mines this morning on the
road of the Tennessee Coal, Iron 4 Rail-
road Company that leads from the town
out to Slope No. .. 1t seems that every
morning about 6 o'clock train is run
from the company's Office in the town out
to the mines to accommodate the miners
and others who work at the mines. The
tram starts out and runs slowly, taking on
the men along the line at nearly every
house and crossing. Before il reaches the
mines ii usually has about 200 or 800
men on board. This morning the train
started out from the Office on time. 1t
consisted OF three passenger cars, several
ore cars and one or two cabooses. The
engine was attached to the rcaro of the train
and was pushing the cars forward. While
running at the rate Of ten miles an hour
the train struck COW lying on the track
and six cars were hurled down an embank-
ment. Walter Bcasly and Henry Nc
Cauley, carpenters were killed, and
probably 100 men were injured, some OF
them having limbs broken. None Of the
injured will die.
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pay me first rate. They are not used yet
50 much as text books in the schools as |
might wish, but they remunerate me FIRST
rate. l write my manuscripts IN French
first. II is pure French; that is, ii is pure
Tor French. keep my vocabulary in the
basement with chloride OF lime on it when
shall not want to be using it. | agree
with Nj. Anthony Comstock that the pen
is smuttier than the sword"
Richard Henry Stoddard says he has
been compelled to use the hand OF an
other in the past, because OF impaired
eyesight, but prefers the pen and his own
right hand when his eyes will permit.
Brander Matthews does all his writing
with stylographic pen, but all important
work, like plays and stories, he puts in
typewriter form before it goes TO the
printer, and revlses considerable even
then.
Theodore Roosevelt uses pen, but is
liable most any time to adopt the type
writer. He interlines great deal, but
uses a Remington in illustrating his work.
Mrs. Darlington writes that she has
never seen typewriter in her whole life.
She has been able TO make errors enough
with her pen without seeking her SEN
fences full OF S S and other typographical
brick-or-brack. After the breakfast dishes
arc washed she salts the COW, sets the
bread so that at evening ii may come of
the nest with group OF little rolls, and
then gives few minutes 10 silent thought.
Then boiling down a handful of maple
bark and inserting little vinegar into it,
she prepares fresh supply OF ink. She
now brings down pen from behind the
clock and wiping the perspiration from her
mastiH brow, by means Of her apron, she
sails in.
Mark Twain is not above using the pen.
He smokes pipe while working. 1t is
not strong pipe, but yet there is some
thing about il which encourages people to
let him alone while he is smoking, doing
means Of the telephone. When he does
do that way also, but they 20 without
food generally in order that their pub
fishers may have pie six times a day and
sweet cakes for breakfast Mr.. Clemens,
however, being himself publisher, is en-.
abled to eat oitencr than an author who
Is dependent Another advantage OF this
system is that 1t enables Mr. Clemens, the
publisher, to reject the manuscript oil
Mark Twain, the author II he thinks best,
without hurting the authors feelings.
Mr.. Clemens is the Vanderbilt OF litera-
ture, and does much good by means OF his
wealth. He looks cross, but behind a
frowning countenance he hides q smiling
face. Possibly am little mixed in the
above quotation, as | am writing this on
board the train, and some over. Jealous pas
senger has taken away the "Read and Re
turn" copy OF the Bible, forgetting to bring
II back. This leaves me practically helpless
when desire TO quote from the Scriptures.
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THE WENTWORTH TRIAL.
Tho Argument In the Case Beglns-A
Crowded Courtroom,

Tho Argument In the Case Boglns-A
Crowded Courtroom,
Special Dispatch to Tho Appeal
GREENvILLE, Miss, June lS.-If there
is anything unstable about the Grcenvillo
courthouse, very large number OF citi-
zens incurred the risk throughout the day.
The attendance to listen to the argument
in the Whitworth case was larger than
ever, and the day being extremely warm
the atmosphere was oppressive, Among
those who occupied seats within the in
closure were Mrs. Whitworth, wife OF the
prisoner, with her family; Mrs, Ivy and
her young children, widow Of one OF the
men killed in tho tragedy; Mrs. Ashton,
widow OF the other victim, with two chil-
drcn. Several other ladies were present.
The instructions TO the jury having been
agreed upon, District Attorney Parish
opened the case for the State in concise
and well selected address, in when
he carefully analysed the testimony
and insisted on the guilt of
the prisoners Col. Parish spoke
for about an hour and half, concluding
just in time for the dinner recess In the
afternoon the case for the defense was
opened by Mr.. Gwin, of Lexington. This
gentleman enjoys high reputation rs a
skilliul and interchangeable advocate. lie
has been in delicate health while in Green
vile. Ills defense OF his client was pow.
eriul and impressive, but II told upon his
physical strength. lie discussed the evi.
dence infinitely and thoroughly, formulate
ing on the explanation OF the course Of
Whitworth and tho two defendants,
lloskins and Mclean. Mr.. Gwin spoke
for an hour and fifty minutes, and was
listened TO with the closest attention
throughout Tho case OF the State was
next taken up by ex-Judgc Wynn. This
is the first important case In which the
Judge has taken part since his retirement
from the bench. Ills exposition Of the
law and the facts was very emphatic, and
cannot fail 10 enhance his reputation. lie
spoke for nearly two houts, concluding ut
I o'clock PIN. The arguments were re-
sumed at o'clock put, S. Il. Coleman
speaking for the defense.
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,ba,d,,r viii suee,c,l IIIm.eI

CoNconD, n. H., June ls.-The Senate
this forenoon took ballot for United
States Senator which resulted as follows:
Harry Bingham O. VIM. r.. Chandler lS
Mr.. Chandler was declared the choice OF
the Senate. In the House viva yoco
vote for United States Senator resulted
ID. Knowles !, J. II. Gallingcr !, Luther
4. Mckay 3, Harry bingham l37, William
l.. Chandler 1865. Mr.. Chandler was dc.
clared the choice OF the House.
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piTrnUno, Pa, June ls.-Today's scs-
sion Of tho Lutheran Synod wW devoted
TO the consideration Of tho affairs Of tho
board Of publication. The sccrctary's 70.
port showed net assets OF SIS, 26l. ~, and
sales Of S63, 30i.l6. The number Of sun
day-school periodicals ordered for tho
month Of May was 20i, 800, making an ag.
gregnte during the two ycau Of about
100000. Tho Row. III Huber, y. D.,
and tho Rev. (. A. Holman, ID. d., wero
appointed representatives Of the Synod
In the Publication Society.
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MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
Tho Unfortunate Kiiiing Of an Innocent
Young Man.

MuscAriNE, H., juno ls-Edward
Wise. the seventeen wear old sun u Pho.
tographer Wise, Of Wilton, was shot sun
day night on leaving the home Of Miss
Carrie Warren. on whom he had been
calling. Tho shooting Is thought 10 have
resulted from mistaken identity. William
Pulyer, who waits on the elder Miss War
rcn, had n quarrel during tho day with
party Of intoxicated railroad employees at
Moscow, four miles from Wilton. IL ID
supposed that these men fred on Wise
thinking him 10 be Pulycr. The Wise
and Warren families are highly respect.
able, and Pulyor bears a good reputation.
Tho shooting has caused great excitement,
and should the guilty men he captured
they will be roughly dealt with. Wise il
still In precafiOus condition.
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rhe I,al.u. sobvr Dows.

CnioAoo, Ill. juno IA special d.
patch from 81. Paul, MIMI. says The
troops sent 10 tho scene Of The rel DRIED Inc
dian outbreak at Mile Lac, broke camp nj
Mora and returned 10 Fort Smelling Last
night The latest courier from the reserve
brought news 10 Mora at noon that tho
indians had sobered oil and were not In
elIned 10 make further trouble. The APP
pearance Of the troops had wholesome
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
PITKIN @. WRIGHT,
Jonrnallnt md Wrlter.

Newspaper articles Of all kinds written.
Letters, essays. Reports, circulars, ETC.,
written or arranged for publication.
Speeches prepared, descriptive articles,
advertisements, local notices; any kind Of
articles. from n lovc-lcttcr 10 a challenge,
or from a sermon 10 n thcater party writ
ten. All communications strictly conf
DENTAL. Address, care Of business Office Of
either daily paper.
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Tragedy mt a I,or.r Rnce.

BUTTE, NJ. T., June lS.-At horse race
Sunday at Silver Lake, mining camp
near Anaconda, scalep Perry, prospcctor,
fatally shot William Mccoy and slightly
wounded Ed Baxter and J. Trevel. The
assassin then mounted his horse, standing
near by, and made his escape to the
mountains. A sheriir's posse are IN pur.
suit. The shooting grew out OF an old
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Train Caush, BY n FLOOD.

wILLiANsroRr. Pa, June lS.--The
water in Lycoming Creek was very high
yesterday on account OF recent rains aud
bridges ten and nineteen on the Northern
Central Railway have been taken OH. The
Niagara express north yesterday was
caught between the two bridges aud was
not able 10 go ON or return. An extra was
sent from here 10 transfer the passengers.
The evening train north did not start from
here
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

When you suffer from dyspepsia, heart
burn, malarial affections, kidney disease,
liver complaint ana other wasting diseases.
When YOU wish to enrich the blood and
purify the system generally. When you wish
TO remove all feelings OF weakness, weari-
ness, lack OF energy, try bottle of Browns
Iron Bitters, and see how greatly IL will
benefit you. II surpasses all known rem
edics as an enricher OF the blood. and per.
feet regulator OF the various bodily func-
tons. Ask your druggists.
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The Caxc Of George Siorrs.

NEW YoRK, juno lS.-In the Harlem
Police Court today George +. storrs, son
Of the late Emory storrs, Of Chicago. was
again charged with sending an obscene
letter TO his wife. The defense is that the
letter was a privileged communication not
sent through the mails. The case will be
continued on Friday
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New schedule. OF uemphi. a Charles.
Ton Railroad.

Night Train-Leayes Memphis at 10
O'Clock pm, arrive. at Washington at 3
o'clock am, New York 2 o'clock pm,
Boston o o'clock pm. Day Train Leaves
Memphis at 1890 O'Clock p. M, arrives at
Washington At 1910 pun, New York 600
a. M, Boston $3.50 pm. Pullman Shoppers
TO Washington on both trains, via Lynch
burg.
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NENKEN's LOCAL.

To vary the monotony Of conversation
that the wet and warm weather at present
monopolizes, We give some items that will
serve as an interesting topic, for this day,
at least. Here they are:
5000 YARDS OF plaid and checked main
sock at &c a yard.
1000 Remnants OF white Goods Equally
Low.
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THE ]. s. MENKEN COMPANY.

IT was fully proved before a committee
OF the Massachusetts, Legislature that the
courses OF instruction at the New England
Conservatory Of Music compare iayorably
with those OF European Conseryoiorics and
that students are as thoroughly taught In
America as abroad.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

TnE well known strengthening properties
Of iron, combined with other TONES and
most perfect ncryino, are found IN Carriers
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, aud improve the blood and com
ulpXion.
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A Table Of Fine Underwear. =

Nothing but choice garments, cambria
gowns, yoke Of Torchon lace. chcmises
handsomely trimmcd-cut square and
round-not n garment worth less than
Sl.J0, choice today, 0Sc.
FINEST INroRTED French woven corsets
two lots-nearly all sizes -your size,
surely, 700 bones, worth $500, today, Sl.GL
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Excursions 60 California aud the North

Tho 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 lie ticket Office, 300 Main street
Pamphlets, guides and reading matter
cheeriully furnished on application.
ii. ID. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Yard.wide BIesebed Domestic Goods,
3-fc.

DREss GooDs: II you want new dresses
don't wait-we are selling them now nj
prices that preclude the possibility OF lower
figures. Think Of buying neat, desirable
and serviceabe dress goods ut &c. &c, l0c
and l2lc-not yard Of these that did not
cost more TO make.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

TnE employees Of the Memphis & Charles.
ton Railroad will have their first annual
basket picnic at Moscow, Tenn, Friday,
June q. Those favored with tickets will
please be at the depot at o'clock am.
ID. u. MoRFoRD, Chairman.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

Calico wrappers, Hubbard, Princess and
sacquc, nounced, only 00c. Ladies white
lawn wrappers, Sl.W Children's jersey
blousca, Doc. Children's lawn, piquc and
gingham dresses, greatly reduced.
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nrNovEp ny the USE OF COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Bunetts Flayoring extracts arc tho
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

When out shopping don't forget TO call at
floyd q Moneys for lunch or their de-
licionh leo cream.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

Mr.. J. @. Brannet Is nolongcr connected
with us, and is not authorized 10 collect
any money due US.
LEE Bios. & Co.
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100 dozen all linen extra size damask and
buck towels, lie each, worth, all over ere.
alton, $500 and $3.50 a dozen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

No WELL regulated household should be
without bottle of Angostura BittcIS the
world renowned appetizer and invigorator.
Beware Of counterieits Ask for the genuine
article, manufactured by J. q. ID. siegert n
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Ladies' linen cape collars. slightly soiled,
Sc each, worth loo, zoe, and 2jc.
Remnants OF Faces and Embroideries
Half Price.
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smile Again ON mel

Sighed Tom TO his beloved. lie knew not
what gave her such charm in his eyes
Her teeth. preserved by Sozodont which
she had used from girlhood, did his bust
ness. She held her lover by virtue Of Sozo-
don't
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

That your grocer gives You ozark Vim.
cgar and take no other. Your health de-
pends upon IL.
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ISsuRr your life In the Connecticut Mu.
tual. I. N. Galbreath, agent, 10 Madison
street.
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AdXIcc 10 Ninincr.

Mrs winflows Soothing syrup should always be
used for children tccthiug. II soothvs the child,
soitcus the gums alnys nll pain. curcs Wind collie,
anu Is the bcst remedy Tor diAuhca &c u bottle
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nemphIs CarrIaEe werhs

Nos. 81 AID 81 MADisoS SrRKEr,
Repairing and Building Fine Vehicles
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Choice spieed Heel


And pig pork at A. NJ. woHham & Coz
l75 Main street.
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All Our Extra Lor ss sl.SO cor.e" roa',
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T. n Turlcy. Of Turley & Wright.
". Gavin OF NJ. Gavin & Co.
j. n. Falls of q. Falls & Go.
w. NJ. Nelson, of Nelson 4 nainc.
n. H. Sims OF T. II. Sims & Co.
u. H. Wilkinson, Of DoCkcry, Wilkinson
Go.
J. NJ. Goodbar. Of Goodblr & Co.
r. T. Anderson, Prcs't Anderson Hat Co.
Chas. knry.
". H. Kennedy. Secretary Citizc
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War on Malone.

|
A movement is on foot among
citizens of Virginia of Northern
birth who have settled there since
the war looking to an organiza-
ton to aid in the defeat of Ma
hone, whose election they would
regard as a calamity to the bust
ness interests of the State, Two
plans Of action have been sug-
gested. One proposes q dignified
protest addressed to President
Harrison against the interference
by himself and Messrs. Wanama-
ker and Glarkson with the local
affairs Of Virginia, and in the in
terest of-sa man whose social,
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4ssral and Political standing i
saeh Is Makone's. The other
course looks to a business organi-
6ise 4
reside in Virginia, the large mas
jority Of whom are bitterly OPP
posed TO Malone. One Of them
said several day ago that youcould
not find a Northern settler who
was engaged in active business
whaswas not against Malone. A
number Of them vote the Repub-
liean ticket in national politics,
but vote with the Democrats In
State elections. One of the lead4
Ing manufacturers there, Mr.. J. Ii.
Welch, went there a few years
ago OH an inspection tour. He
visited the Presidentof the Cham
Der Of Commerce, Informing that
gentleman that he desired to in
ycst,in Richmond. He said:
( II am a Republican, and | want
you to tell me frankly if you dou,t
think that fact would work against
me socially in Richmond
The President replied that it
would not, but he said In conclu-
sion, -I'll bet in two years you'll
be voting with us.
Mr.. Welch settled here and es-
tabIished successful manufac-
turing enterprise. He voted and
acted with the local Republicans
at the first election after his re-
moval here, but he was disguised
at being herded with a gang of
superstitious negroes driven
where Malone or some scaflwag
willed. He came to the conclu-
sion that the Democratic party
was=the eHly-ene7 to be trusted in
local affairs. He was recently
elected d fire commissioner by the
Richmond Democrats TX.