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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
"NIciRlGUP' WALKER

There will br o. proposition made 90 Goo icsis.
lututr tu rrwUyu tho rDmnius NJ Wm. Walker the
"Umyred mon oft Destiny. from Nicaragua. Tho
money urripi tn accomplish this would hr better
expended he repairing aud pu.'r,Iug the monu.
mout or'rtoi boy the state to thD honor aud MON.
Dry oi Mouwcihct LOWS iu trwIs County. The
hands of doso-r,ung vanitls have driirri aud nl
most de- trpyei thc monument The shaft b. GOV.
orri with thc unmvl of railway cnIIu. eTiuE parties
lu block aud rci paint n shame uut nn insult t1
tho name oi thr greet man ihr state drIrcl O.
honor % tiIr -H.1 has surplus money Doc tlo
L,ui. monument h' pry.Jryol. and after that 500
mBy with some Justice ulk about doing honor t0
othyn, -NlHrHr H'ru'h
~. H,Tald Is right The State owes il
10 itself 20 repair unl maintain the munu.
mcnt To Capt Mcrwo,hcr Lewis, who,
with Gen. Clarke, explored the continent
aud was Tor a time private secretary OF
President Jefferson Ills life was spent in
tho service oi his country, and hc was d
gallant soldier aud un upright man. Dr..
William Walker was au adyrnturur, q buc.
cancer. q lilibusicrcr who lost his life In d
fourth allcmp, 10 establish himself as Die.
lllpr la Nicaragua. In this he placed
himself beyond the palo OF the law OF ma.
tons, and was acting in violation oi the
treaties oi thc United States with NIcam-
qua and therefore in violation Ut the laws,
o., every new treaty has th' iorrc Of law
wherever the United States authority cx.
tends Dr. Walker was sustained la these
unlawful acts by nvicioi,pnbIic sentiment
under the spccious plea Of manifest
destiny" 40 such sentiment exists now
and uur Government would make shor
work Of ANY man or body Of mon msl
enough 10 attempt an invasion Of N.cim
qua Of any other nation or State OF Contra
| America. or elsewhere. ThclDctt.nc ith
sectional balance of power which was als
used to justify lhgl' administering scheme
IS dead, and lbr people Of the South IN
looking lrustiuIly aud hopefully 10 IN
Union, satisfied that however politca
patiAuship may tor time battle iai
play % will finally assert Itself ~
Walker was q r1ok.cs,ly brave man. bu
We doubt u any oi even his suryiyIn.
companions would consent io biz ha,in
any claims upon Tennessee such a. woul,
Justify ,hc bringing of his remains back
as % they we're those Of another Andrew
| TH..Isyn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
THE CLAYTON MANIFESTO.

The card which Powell Clayton and his
surviving brother have sent to the country
through the Associated Press and which
we publish in another column, is a brutal
ism entirely worthy Of the man whose
name will ling,r in the history OF Ar
kansas linked with an inelablc iniamy.
1t is quite worthy OF such man to
make use OF the violent death Of his
brother and almost in view OF his re-
mains, as the text for a political manifesto
that is not justified by any failure Of the
authorities OF Arkansas to take cogniznce
Of the crimes It recounts. 1t was Col. j.
NJ. Clayton's misfortune to be brother OF
Powell Clayton, and We have little doubt
that much OF the bitter opposition that
confronted the brave, good man in his
canvass Of the Second District in OPPOSE
ton to Mr.. Breckenridge last fall was
largely II not altogether due to that conncc.
ton. Powell Clayton was 80 ruthless, 80
relentless and 80 red-handed a jaw
hawker MS Governor Of Arkansas that
the imprint OF his bloody violence still
fingers in places TO attest It's yengciu
character Every outrage in the calendar
Of crime was committed while lac wa.
Commander in.Chicf OF an army mixed
in color, but OF one hue as TO character
and crmInality, from the highest to thC
lowest For such man to assai
the people Of the sla,c-m the
facc too, Of their recent and free
expressions OF honest regret at the
murder of his brothcr-is an out.
rage only less than the assassination
itself II proves the dcspicable degree Of
degradation 20 which lac has fallen and
that he is not worthy OF the iorbcaraucc
that has characterized the people Of Arkau.
sas toward him. Nothing 80 indecent rs
this has ever come under our notice in con.
ncciion with American politics.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
RUMBLINGS OF THE RAIL.
M, g. C. AND L. g. N. ROADS WORK
ING AT DECATUR.
Excursion TO Mexico and San Francisco
Minute Statement Concerning the
Latest Gould Linlz-Personal and Gem
eral Intelligence.

In accordance with letter from General
Passenger and Ticket Agent II. 9. Town
send local Passenger and Ticket Agent
Wilson, OF the Iron Mountain route, has
arranged an excursion rate to Mexico and
San Francisco OF S69.50.
Although the season is little advanced
for excursion travel to Mexico and san
Francisco. and the weather in The East and
North has been such ms to encourage par
ties to remain at home this winter, there
are vet number who would doubtless be
glad to avail themselves OF making the
trip to Mexico-in view of the deep inter
est which is being taken in all matters per-
tanning to that cOuntry-if they are ad-
vised OF any special party intending TO
make the trip, which they could JOIN
and which would have the effect TO very
great extent, Of relieving the monotony
of the journey, us well as giving 1t added
interest.
We have Just been informed by the
travelling representative of the Mexican
National Road, Mr.. Reau Campbell, that
arrangements are being made to organize
a special party for the purpose OF making
the tour TO the City OF Mexico, the inten-
ton being TO leave st. Louis via the Iron
Mountain route, on the evening OF Tues
day, February 20, and Laredo Thursday
evening, February 2S.
As this excursion party Is to be under
the direct charge OF Mr.. Campbell, who is
thoroughly acquainted with Mexican
manners and customs, it is TO be expected
that the trip will be interesting and thor
oughly enjoyable in every way, MS MI
Campbell will take special pains to look
after the welfare and comfort Of the pas
sengers en- route to and from the City o.
MpXico
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
IL nIcnna Much.

Mr.. Goulds little extension across the
northeastern corner OF the Indian Terri
tory means more than protection against
the Missouri, Kansas d Texas road. 1t is
link completing line from Kansas City
and Eastern Kansas TO the seaboard. For
some time past Mr.. Gould has been pick
ing up Richmond Terminal stock and his
present holdings Of the common stock are
competently estimated at fully $4,000
shares. He proposes to be independent of
the Wabash and other Northern lines
and has made new alliance. IL is with
the so-called Bryce-Thomas syndicate
which is now in control OF the Richmond
Terminal system. With the eighty miles
OF road referred TO completed, the Mis-
souri, Pacific will have for the Western
part OF It's system an outlet TO Memphis
over the Little Rock * Fort Smith road,
which it owns, and the eastern part will
be drained to the same point 10y the Iron
Mountain road. At Memphis connection
will be made with the Memphis &
Charleston road, which is the western
division Of the East Tennessee road,
belonging to the Richmond Terminal
Company. The southern part OF the
Missouri Pacific system will connect with
the Richmond Terminal system at Arkan-
sas City, or rather across the Mississippi
River from that point. The connection
there is with the Georgia Pacific, the COM
pietion OF which is being rapidly pushed
to the Mississippi. The advantage OF this
new and important alliance is that the
Missouri Pacific will obtain a large amount
OF the trailic from the great proyision-
producing regions OF the West, which is
now distributed through the South by way
OF 81. Louis. IL will also offer a shorter
haul 10 the sea coast at Brunswick aud
other Southern ports than Il can command
at present. The advantages TO the Ter
minal system are obvious, being an in.
crease in traffic in both directions. In
iurtherance Of this deal the Richmond
Terminal Company has decided upon the
method Of lnancicring its purchase OF
Georgia Company's stock, aud has taken
other important steps toward solidiiying
its system
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

quarters in the elegant new building No.
$50 Main street, corner of Union.
C. f. MINoN, of the Mexican Central,
passed through Memphis yesterday on his
way TO New Orleans.
CLIFFORD JONES, travelling freight agent
of the Kansas City Road, came in yester-
day from a trip and will remain several
days.
THE earnings OF the Memphis & Charles
ton Railroad for the third week in January
amounted to S42, 547, an increase OF 81, 002
over the week previous.
Howard PAYNE, chief clerk in the gen.
eral passenger and ticket department of
the Missouri Pacific Railroad at st. Louis,
spent Sunday in the city.
"PEdLEG" WILLIAMS, Southwestern pas
senger agent OF the Memphis q Little Rock
Road, with headquarters in Atlanta, Ca,
arrived in the city yesterday.
TnR Pullman Car Company now opcr-
atcs over 100, l3l miles OF roads in the
United States. It's only competitors are
the Wagner and the Monarch lines.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
Inproyement. al New Dee.,ur

Lines are now being established for the
grading Of the roadbed for tho Memphis
q Charleston Railroad TO the depot Just
completed at New Decatur, Ala. from a
point on the line about one and hall
miles northeast Of the city. J. +. Cross
has been awarded the contract, and the
work will be pushed to an carly compile.
ton. II will make New Decatur the stop.
ping point for all the trains on the Mem.
phis 4 Charleston aud the Louisville q
Nashville railroads.
The Louisville * Nashville chr shops,
undergoing construction nc New Decatur.
will he ready for the machinery In the
next ten days. Il Is auihoriiatiycly an
nounced that sixty days from the COM
mencemcnt Of fitting the machinery this
immense plainly begin operations aud an
army Of skilled workmcn will be- engaged
in its various departments
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
COTTON

Receipts yesterday numbered 6,i2O bales
against >. g73 bales for the same day last ycnr.
OF the receipts 2.SS9 came in by rail, Lac
by river aud 20 by wagons. Sales yesterday
$500 bales or 500 10 exporters and $500
TO spinncrs. Receipts thus far this season
coo 1914 bales, agains, 5so,j'l bales for cor
responding time last season. Shipments
yesterday 7,47l BALES, against ESQ bales
same day last year shipments since Sep
icmbcr l, 41O0lj bales. against 435, 2jo bales
for same time last season. stock running
account ~, 100 bales, against 1886 bates
Same day last year Spot cotton closed
steady at Memphis quiet and firm at New
Orleans and easy at New York, and steady at
Liverpool at an advance Of l-i6d. Futures
declined point at New Orleans, to points
at New York, and advanced 70 3 points
at Liverpool
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
THE DEPOSiIORS ~ THE BANK
or TENNESSEE

M 'dh .f H1trff opposes the paymrut ~ a.
rn.liur mooney deposited hi Thorn Iu thp utnt uf
Tyuur1DT aud ita hrHrHts IsiHfr tHr iatr war
vhlrh munHi, after thT rlosH II Doe VAT Wa mon
,si lutyHIus ana ~ paid must D. dome iy taN
upnu Che people. Tue Niurus Arrrht eft hr
liu of January, beads an article. "t,ruudihtinn of
% just N'Hlm aui UIp.Us vhat 40 HHHafT hss 81
cay about ihHt wBiirT and says That "the State boz
dugr1 hrm .ihU drpusituuI 90 deposit th,If earn
iuE lu ll'Hf Hni profits Doc business h, hu'dIuH
uli ihc pIrlEri HIh ui she stale o. ruanuirF
them against l0s1" The ,ifir. too. i.suci t,f
huuls end pnuIsci tn tsy hrm and induced
p"uple n uui their camiHes boz labor ur pfnnis In
lusiuUs ly tuiiIus OFT ihc pledged iaith ni thu
state iu Euauuirg hHm aFtiut luH." Wherein
DO ihy two ,llsss ui claimants dinrt IN thcir fra
uuu ip question, of good faith aud guarantee
against loss'= iH.Ul Drr IHHiHf.
They don't differ The State was bound
ior the bonds aud ought to have paid
them. But the fact that she did not, that
she forced her creditors To a oompromisc,
will no, justify her In robbing tho dcpos.
iion In her bank She would not allow
any bank chartered by her to rob H. de.
posiior, Why then should she herself do
What she would refuse 10 sanction In her
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

"a Fmr,p 90 Mugrms' will 10 ~ q
great favor 10y reading again what TIM
Arrru has said from time 10 time about
the Taxing pistdc, budget. By doing NJ
ho will see that We nowhere held that the
Legislature could not amend thc budget us
presented 10y the Taxing District Commi,
sioncrs. What Wc did say was that ac-
cording 10 the organic law of the Taxing
District hc S23j budget could not Doe ace
ccpicd BY the Legislature o., ihU Commits.
sioncrs' budget, the 500 one having been
proclaimed a. thc,rs. as adopted hoy them
according ,othe terms of the Taxing District
charter The Legislature ~ the paramount
body In the STAG, Il Is the hw.mlbiug
power aud there is nothing bat the Consli.
tuition superior 10 il. aud in that iusl.u
mcnt there is nothing g. prohibit that
body from altering amending or abolish
ing the budget and substituting another ir
i,s place. The Constitution confer, the
tax lcvying power upon tho legislature.
and Il can confer II upon municipal corp,
raiions or Withhold Il at pleasure.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

NEw YoRK, Feb. AT II o'clock 20.
night a policeman discovered young
man and woman sitting on the curhstonc
on West Scycnty-iourih street. lie ap.
preached, and found the man unconscious
and the girl also suffering from poison.
Roth Were tnken IA tb, hnsnitni vh,,, !,
wasaearncd that the girl was Carrie Nolan,
seventeen years old, and the youth James
said they hal taken poison TO commit
suicide. She would tell no more. Con.
sabine died soon after he reached the
were lovers who decided to die because Of
family troubles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
TELBGRAPHIC BRIEFS.


The legislative war between the Coy,
ernor and Legislature OF Dakota is still
raging. -
A fire in the Anhouser. Busch brewery.
in 81. Louis yesterday caused loss oi
100000. y
The wind blew down a building in
Omaha, Neb., yesterday, killing one man
and injuring others.
The street tie-up in New York and
Brooklyn still continues. There IS no ma
terial change in the situation.
A battle occurred between the salvation
Army and the police OF lshpennlng Mich,
yesterday, in which the Army was Veto
rious.
Heavy wind storms prevailed in the
West and Northwest yesterday and ltgrew
very cold. The cold wave will reach Mem
phls tomorrow.
Adviccs from various points IN New
England show that the weather Is eX-
tremely cold, the thermometer ranging
from 30 to 10 degrees below zero TINS morn
ing.
The Berlin correspondent OF the London
Daily telegraph SAYS it is certain that the
German Consul at Samoa will be removed.
Prince Bismarck is extremely annoyed by
the Consul exceeding his instructions.
About twenty-five navel cadets were
found unsatisfactory in the studies in the
semi-anuua examination just closed, and
Il number OF them will either resign or be
dropped. About tweny are members oi
the fourth class and one is first class man.
President Mayer pcrsistentently refuses
10 be interviewed on the Philadelphia an
nouncomcnt that Mr.. Thomas Nj. King is
to be the Baltimore d Ohio second vice
president, which is now accepted as fact
in railroad circles. II is understood that
lac will have the management OF the phys
| ical onorntions of the road
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

WHEELING. ". Va. Job. River feet and
falling weather cloudy
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. fcb. ARRIVED, T.. T.
schcnck, tincinnniL W. " ONolil. Louisville
81 LOUIS Mo. Fob l.aNyrf 30 feet aud
falling Arrived. Annie T. silver New Orleans
CINCINNATI -. tch t=Rivof ~ tcrtp inches
nul falling Weather HIf NiEht#Hlycf "a D.at
inches and rising. Weather ulf
NiCk-BuRG. Mia. Tob. l.-The rit.fis falling
weather clear nur pleasant Passed utF titv III
Providence ~ LOuih Arrived Jity ol Cnlr6. IA
Louis. N' ~
llIlnBuRg. Ia, fcb. t-Rycr feet Inches
aud falling weather clear aud plonsant Nigbt-
River D icut inchc, anl falling Weather cloudy
aud cool. ''''
CAIRO. 49,, Fob. A-RlycrN feat IA inehe, and
rising weather clear and cool Arrived. Guiiina
stat fututu tity, New orleans Arkansas civ
hatcher Departed Guiding star Cincinnati AZ
kansas city - Louis Nlght.Hlvof ~ fcet
inchc aud rising Weather clear aud cool
EVANSVILLE. Ina. Fob. a-Rlyrr "a feet 4
inches ami rising Weather clear NiRht-River
~ ievi iuches and failing WeathCf clear A
tiahc arrangement was made today between ths
Oh and new Evansville 4 taducah seamboat lines
Tue Joe Fowler 81 the new line tskes Monday
Ncduesday aud friday, aud the John n Itopilns
OF tho old line, Tuesday. THURSDAY and SATURDAY
VIII we malt The idleNlld, VI the old line IA ~.
tufucd aud u iof sAls
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

Messenger, for which We make room in an
other column. 1t is statement OF facts
that should induce every citizen in that
State TO resolve to do what he can to make
impossible the reelection Of the men re-
sponsible for the state OF affairs thus
painted. Tho Democrats owe il to them
selves to mako a new deal all round and
clear the poll Teal atmosphere thoroughly
and absolutely.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
warren s,eunr, Hurled.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Feb. 1.-The funeral Of
Warren 4. Stewart, who was killed 1t Ar.
cola, Miss, ON Friday last, took place
from the st. Andrews Church at II o'clock
this morning, where were assembled q
very large number of relatives aud friends
Stewart was horn and reared, and had spent
most oi his life, his friends wcrc legion.
4 heightened, honorable and chiyalrous
boy has been cut down In the prime Of his
life
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
THE Midland Completed 60 Lexington.


Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
LEXINGTON, Tenn, Feb. 4.-Lcxington
congratulaics herself upon being conncctcd
with Memphis and the outside world by
bands OF iron. The first passenger train
on the Tennessee Midland Railroad
reached here this morning ON schcdulc
time and was received by enthusiastic pco.
pie The telegraph lines will BE- completed
in few days. This town Il on boom
and presents a general appearance OF pros.
Fcrity. The merchants are doing lively
business. There will be- about 1000 bales
Of cotton shipped from here this season.
G. VI. Birmingham, OF Chicago, an ON.
ployc oi the Tennessee Midland Railroad.
was run over 10y a construction train this
morning and was instantly killed. A
flask, partly filled with whisky. was found
on his person. lie was supposed 10 have
been intoxicated. The jury OF inquest
decided that he oamo TO his death by care
lcssncss on his part, while trying Ia climb
on a flat car while in motion.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

State, would mark an era in the legisla-
ton and civilization OF Tennessee and we
could well afford TO pay them double pay.
The old farmers over in Obion County
want to see some tangible evidence OF the
head work going on at Nashville. They
want to see some of the thousands that
they pay out in taxation materialize in the
form Of public improvements.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
CHRISTIANS AND THE WORLD.

Resolution Passed by the Pastors Asso-
citation Yesterday.
The Pastors Association, at it, meeting
yesterday, passed the following resolution
unanimously
Resolved, That the Pastors Associa-
ton deems this a peculiarly proper time
to call the attention Of the people Of our
churches to the necessity Of living in that
separation from the world which the Holy
Scriptures emphatically enioin, and that
this action be published in THE MEMPHIS
APPEAL .r..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
Good Advice

frum The Sunday Times
Mr. Phclan owns newspaper. MIR.
Phclan is member Of Congress. Mr..
Phclan has written history. Mr. Phclan
Is about to publish another history and he
asks the Legislature to compel over lOO,-
600 school children TO buy his coming
book. Isn't IL about time somebody was
giving Mr.. phclan the same advice which
Commodore Vanderbilt gave TO q young
man who was rushing TO Wall street 10 buy
some stock: sonny don't be In too big q
hurry 10 yet everything all ut once
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
A Read law wanied.

Prom the fruy Cennl Nnuor,
II the Legislature, during tho present
session, lid absolutely nothing We mean
what We Say in lis most literal scnsc, but
enact Ms dpi-olass road law which would
make tho highways oi tennessee equal 70
those Of nny state in The Union. their work
Woald be- an unparalleled blessing to the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

BY mistake In making up forms yc,.
icrday morning, an editorial from Inc
N0f lori Euung Poa was made 10 ap.
pear as part Of a special from Washing
ton concerning the Samoan affair.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

Tim cxtndilion tUaly with Great Brit.
ain which was rejected 10y the senate on
Friday by the very decided vote oi 3s 90
10, was utterly obnoxious 10 the American
sentiment Of fair play because II provided
for the cNimdiuon Of political offenders.
To Senator Mddlcbcgcr, OF Virginia, the
country Is indebted lot the exposure Of
this treaty 10 the light Of public opinion
AMI Tor the debates la tho Senate that hay,
resulted in H. dcica, bya more than a
two.thirls majority instead Of being car
riod by such vote.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

ni,v,ucg having taken the back track
In Samoa Ia Difference to the protests Of
our Government, Il Is to be- presumed that
De- will order a restoration OF the statue 900
au', hlrm, prepare TO pay damages aud set
Maiaaia ON bis thr,nc asain.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

In. Nouvoou has given up bis absurd
and baplc,s contest for the Goyrrnorship
Of Arkansas The Etglc'snc.l is too high
Cor him Ia reach to Il, aud that ends Nor.
wood. lie has made his last political
tufn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

A NrNnEH OF farmers from Iowa and
Nebraska have purchased farms in ihr vi.
entity Of Montgomery Ala, and they arr.
II is said, To be- followed 10y olhrrs. That's
the way TO reconstruct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05

President LAruAN, Of tho Aricsian
Water Company Of Memphis, has ~.
turned from New York will. 900. the
proceeds Of the extra issue Of bonds
recently authorized by the Company.
THF ArrEAL oonpuiulaics the Company
upon iis success. Il is eloquent Of the
thorough confidence Northern capitalists
have In the future Of Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
FIRE THIS MORNING.
Il South Memphis Dry Goods and Gro
nary Etnra naatrnvad

Gerry store Destroyed.
At 2l0 o'clock this morning the two
story frame at No. 76l Main street, oc.
cupied by II. i. Coleman as dry
goods and grocery store, was badly
damaged by fire. The stock Of goods
was entirely destroyed, either by fire
or water. The family occupied the upper
story, but escaped. Mr.. Coleman, how
ever, leaving in such haste as to forget his
gold watch and $500 in cash behind, fully
insured. The fire departments work was
superb from first to last.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-05
No Tine fo., such Gha,,,, Joke.

Prom the Arkansas lhnoctai
II isno time 70 bc sending anonymous
warning, to prominent men such rs were
sent 10 Hon. /. L. fcathcrsion and Judge
Coilpy the other day, whether ~ lest or
iu earnest. The man who would do such
thing even In jest should be severely
punished