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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04


Die pplIfcmmtufs msbi,iuii6s 3ubsrfituns bts
3tiialisrs.
Die ueme Sprte 0ineaar SitterS.
81 ron flarsr bunfsI.rpibtr STnftin 6arts.
Gs bat sintn litbIidtn @fl6mad. Gs ii tin
b66it bslsbtntes Stirfunssmiittl. @s III at
esnebm une lhmsulps, abtr srinplib abfubr-
tne. Gs entbGlt ttin NIfcbcl. 50 tntbalt
ftiu Opium. Sc tntbdlt tttn @tit cbtr id6b-
libe Wsei,iE irgsnb tptlbeT Nrt.
gtus Sprte 8intgar BitttTs rtinigt has
8lut, ptrlbSnsrt bic 5autfarbs, FART bic Hr'
pbu, Wusfeln uno @tbirn, ptTirtibt Ralarid,
une trbGlt has Ss1fm 70 lfarf, eab ts dnltsf.
ente 8ranfbtiten une @pieemitn attrsiben fam.
Die Srsane bfs sSrptrs, ptI6e am mtittn
eeneigt linp, ibrt rtstImdeiat Artsii su ptri6u-
men, linte bsr Magtn, bic Gingsptip, bic &C.
Der unb bic 9teren. Cine Rtei,in, ptlhs
bisIs Srgans iu gslunttr 5bdiisfrii nmsst,
pbne S6mtrssn ~ ptruriahtn, III unfb1sbdr.
Heue Serte @insaar Biittrs tbut eies, uub
serri6tt leins 2lrbsit hausrbaft. Gs bsraubi
nifmaIs peter, um paul gu btjabltn, pif alrp.
bplilbs unb anbtrt Qcaenanntt) Sttlmttttl %
ibun. gs N cine bSbit banfbart, beilsnes
Wt6iSin fir ale, tpslhe nit S6mcuboiNn &C.
plagt iine, bsnn &c linetrt lcfert une bsilt bae
DIE lpWtItuaINlNH SIpIuHBtH.
gIIs cine 5amiIisn-W Weeisin fir ben GIsbraut
BON Grausn, ainban unb Mdnnnn psn 1gsn-
btr esbtnsart bat has Hrus giussar Sittts
lsinfs @Ieihsn niht In Der gBflt. So III uu-
I6GBbar fir bic Seilung oer 8ranFbtiten, ptl-
dc bic Hinbbeit btfillt unb rtsuIirt IN trpbl-
tbuenbtr Wfilr bic llebrl, etusn bic 6rautn in
allen Stabttn ibres 9ebsHs untsrpprftn linb.
8rausn, bolt sins Glai6s pon tnrfm Mpoft-
fer unb prpbirt ts. 9Btnn etritlbt bic ntut
SSrts ginssar Sittns ni6t bat trIn6t ibn
bafiir ju ffn6tn. gBsnn ibr ss sinual -esr-
Iuhi babt prrttt ibr ME mfpr cbut eitls un.
i66Bbau Mtbi,in in sursm Sauis isin.
0ineaar Sitters.
Das sin,iss bsfanntf Stmpsrfnj 8itins.
9s rsst has @tbirn an une bsrubist bic RT.
Ssn, rtsulirt etu Smblsans unb btpirft tinsn
pplfineieen umlauf ees Slutts bur6 bic
msnlhlibfn Nptrn, peeurh, gang iihfr ppl-
lfdneigt @tIunbbst bfrgelfelt nirb.
0eo. u. Davis, pen 1863 Sarcnnt Strabt
9ltp Srltans, a., lhrtibt unttrm Datum pom
26. Wiai 1883, ME fpIst sd bin felt IS
9abrsn nat pot Spriuss, sIrf, sssanssn fir
sinen iudtnetn Rtij in mtintm Slutt. SD
babe ipfbtn trei 6lalbtn 8intear 9itttrs a.
braudi unb Is bat mir mtbr ssuiiBt ale bic
OusIIsu. 9s II bic bette Mseiiin, ptI&s &C.
madtt pirb."
5aulsnet BON aubTsn 3susniiItn rsrbtn
anf SIlu6en ;ustfanbt sbsulp Gin 6rdutu.
BUD, iplfsnfrt.
". 9. GfeSpnalb DRUG 60,
532 g4aibiuetpn SiraBt, Ntw YCrl
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= Da mir nidt init elmer Feit,,ituna

= 9a mir ni6t nit elmer 5eitseitune
beebrt purben, 70 sntnsbmen mir Der
,,2userne 60. @rpreb" bon g8ilfess
barre foleeAbe NotiSen iiber bas bortiee
Sdnserfeit, bas an 8 9. unb 10. SuIi
tatifinbet:
,,9ie 8eit 1T ba 9lod cine @oae
mebr un6 bic frsmosn @dite bon 9ab
unb Sern, bon Der atIantii9en Sees
tiiite, bon Gss SarbOr Gitp Bis Rsip
Dorf pbiIabeIpbia, 2aneaitsr, SbOs
mofin, Seranton unb aud Sasleton,
Naentonn, ETC., iperben ibr Contingent
ienben, Mm bieies edte beutide 5eit in
iplrbiser Weiie eiunbeemhtbIi@ su
feiern.
SIR bic @ahe III in binrsi9snber
Weiie seioret. Sic iper6en gut cine
quartirt uno iinoen cine quite Mufs
nabme.
nniere 8ereine iinb ii6 Der Mufsabe
sur @enlee seipabfen unb ipereen nibts
unperiu@t Iafen, ibre @dite su unter'
balten.
nnfere Sdnssr baItsn iest ieben an.
bern Gag unter 9SrOf. Prdtorius, ipeIs
der ipie idOn friiber beri8tet, AUDI
Seits Sirieent 1T, llsbuneen.
Die 8ereine ,,Goncoroia uno ,,2ies
bertafel" iiben iib unter 2eituns bon
Prof. 9lbolpb Sanien unb bat pieier
iunee, intelligence Dluiif Director ii9
bier einen 70 euten 8uf eriporben, our6
feline 8enntniGe unb iteis anitdneises
8snebmen eeseniiber allen ieinen Sdns
germ unb S6dIern, bob iein @rfoIs
ni1t auSbleibsn ipirb.
Oils beuti9sr Ssitrsbnsr 1T bstannt'
LID Der unperipdltlite beulf6e Sdns
serbruoer, @uitab Sabn, beitimmt unb
mas bieier Sdnserbruber ipri6t, uenn
aud iein bobes 6 pertiunsen 1T, sebt
bon Der 2eber -unO BON Sspen w
SerSen.
2ouis 1ii6 il graFbsnt fir Saa
Set; 9lbolpb @OttbOlo, Seirstdr
ipel9er bic S6reibsrsien su tbun bat
uno 9. g. Gban aasemeiner Arrans
eeur. Der 2ebtere bat pirfIid eins
i&ipere 9lufsubs, Oa er aass su bsiOrs
gen bat.
MaiOr S. 6. 8ei6arb piro uIs 5eR'
Waridaa funSiren."
p@- Sdpe1er, aimbureer, Waniter.
Sanbs unb 8ubmtaie, Sromase b
Brie. Sarbinen, Sdrinss, OdienmauI.
ialat, S6ipeineftbe uno 8utteIHed
beim 8ubeI. Sdnsematten unb 8orb'
tpaarsn iebsr 9Irt. s. s. @ibmaper
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~ Ganbies. gaaiis, Sis Gream u.
{. 10. fiir gie Ries, @sfslf@aften unb
gribatIeate. s. Q. @iaiatns & 8rus
ber, 314 2ada. abenue.
= Gin @oItenbru6 ibsrI&bsmmts
am Dienifae bas Stdbtdsn altoona,
in bieiem Staate. Der 8eeen fam in
Str6men berab, iiberflutbete Straben
unb 8eIIer unb ;srbarit bic ab,uestas
male. Sn Tyrone itiee ber Suniata
SIuB iber ale 8eidrsibuns RAID,
aud fiirdtet man filr bic SiHerbeit bes
aittannins goint 8sferbOirs, aus benz
bic Stnbt ibren WaFerbeSarf sisbt.
8ieIe 2eute ipurben bur9 8IibIdIa9s
betdubt unb berIebt.
= pats bid ppr estrus.-Stbs bae bu bas
riGtiss Or. Gbpmas fIfftrilGt Del bsfpmmli.
sarirt Group. afbma, 1aubbsit uHb Rbtu-
uatismus. 24,4
s6r anncneirt i'm ,,@o9enbIatt".
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SortitbllngS=
Serfauf
Der Sur6 bic lleberidipemmuns tirsIi5
bei&aOisten @aarsn bsi
8rOb, Softer u.GO.

@ir iinO entidIoKen. unter allen
umitanben biefen nur ourd MaHer bes
i%doisten 8orratb su pertuufen. 9au'
ienoe bon Dollars ipertb gBaarsn tdss
lid perfauft. Sebermann SufrieSen unb
8Itidli4 uber bic Bargains, bic mir ses
ben. Mir seben bieie 8o1s nod sr0s
bere Bargains, Inn ben Yorratb 70 raid
ais m6Sli& IosSuidIasen, ipsnn ss
6ur4 niebrise Breiie seItebsn tann.
nniere SpeSiuIitdten perOen isin:
200 Stdds 2IsiberitOife, sans @oae,
36 un6 3S 9OH brett, in einfa6en Sars
ben, 9Bdrfel unb Strsifen, bic bon so
Bis 20 Gents @nerOS fOten, ibnnt ibr
na6 @unid auspabIen fir
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Sunnpre.

- Die bieIee S6uIbeb6rbe Bat Elm,
Steuerumlaee bon 10 WiilIS fir alser
meine unb orei neitere Diiqs fir 8au.
siuede semadt, Die Steuer i6eint
cine bobe.
= Trobbem mir bier idon am eriter
SuIi bic eleftrii6e StrabenbeIeudtunl
baben iOIlten, iino nod faum irsent
tpeI6e 9lnitalten Sur Ginfiibrun9 ees
mabt tporoen unb es mag nod eini9C
Wonate oauern, ebe man 70 ipeit 1T.
SIN benz speil6disen @sbaubs beS
Serrn Oscar 2ucipis, an SIafeIpltraBe,
entoedte man am Sreitas UiOrsen 2
llbr elm Seuer, ipsI6es I'M Saiement
aussebrO6en mar, rai6e 5orti6ritts
ma6te uno ben Sau in tur3er ,3eit pbls
Iis Serit6rts. 2dnse 3sit itanoen bic
an9renssnben Gebdubs bon Sames
Wtatter in scranton unb g8m. s. Cos
tsap bon bier in 9efabr, aber ben rlns
ermibIiben 9lnitren9unsen Der 9iephne
unb Snoepenosnt 5euer Companion.
ipuder unteritiibt ourb bic 8lrser, ses
lang bic 8ettine berielben.
SIM erIten Stpdiperie beS serit6rtsn
@ebduOeS bate Sruu Gbeiter pOtter
Elm SpieIipaarens unb 9iotioneeibdft !;
iie mar fir $3.50 psriidert, mas ben
8erlult ippbl beden pir6. SIM ,ipeis
ten Stodiperfe bsfnrb f5 bic Office
bss @o6enblattes ,,Yioneer" Der
Serausseber, s. 9. Boobiparb, erIeis
bet ben 8erIuit elmer neuen 9eitunes,
prsfe iein ionitises NateriaI mar fir
$3.50 beriidert. Die Ssusrtpebr bon
scranton tpurbe sur 8ranbItdtte berus
fen unb bic RitsIisbsr Der @rpitaI
Companion entipra6en Der Gufforoers
uns, bod tparen ibre Dienite ni9t
mebr ponn6tben.
(Giussiaubt)
9etreffs Der Serbinan6 Diibr 9lifdire
m69te i9 iasen, bab berieIbe bic Raus
bsrsei6i6ts iebenfaas sstrdumt bat.
SD ipurbe 9labts 2 rlbr bon msinem
S6naser, peIder Elm 3rdppeI 1T, sur
6lIfe 8erufen, inosm 9dbr in bstruns
Isnem 8uitanSe i'm Sauie meiner
S6nisssrmutter, Srau Sbeerer, nit |
sinsr SIeiidort beipaffnet berumsins |
inb 9robunsen ausitisb. Gs 1T aud |
iid. 6as erite WiaI, bab id in dbnIi6sn |
5dlen sur SIIfe serufen ipuroe, um
56piesermutter unb Sdpaser Dor Der
RObbeit beS 9Ibr su i6dben. 9Iu6
lnbere 9tadbdrn mubten idon sur
oiilfe fommen.
GbarIeS giIser ir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-07-04
@barles Stblager,
&ealeigentbnmt 8rofer,
3J7 Sprnft Stra6s, Scranton,
neben benz ,.@odenbati."
Nferb an perfaufen.

Gin sutss pfnb fir Stutf6t ubsr Wassn,
fiinf 9abrt alt, @spitt 100 pfb., ID biIlie iu
psriauftn, ba i'd fsintn @sbrauG bafiir babe.
8. 8. QD tbmaper.
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Nerne6f nid,f.

bab man isbsr,ai bic btfsu 8prtbttIs btin
fsdufsppu 5aI&sn- uub Danpuprsu, S4mud'
i&tn, Silbnpaartn &c. bel
Tre { m a n
trbaItsn fdnn. Gin srpber unb tItsansr Der
raib btr iiineftn Wufsr auf ett iolietifs url
ptrftrtist, fortpdbrtue ppTGtbiej ant pfr-
Eaufitn 2lrtiftI prbfn sarantirt.
Neparaturen an llbrsn ane Suptlfr
pirt lps,itlt Nufmrflamftii trtbtiIt.
Sm Stprt ptrb Dtutf@ Q &
prpHen. g. QD. Ireemati i.
1876 eadapauna Np. Bailey pdue Blod
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80 Gents bas Yaar.

Infer 8Orratb bon 8u6inss, stipa
300 beri6iebene Wiuiter, i'm Yreiie pa'
riirenb bon 5 @ents bic garb unS aufs
ipdrts bic 8ditden iino i6Iimm Bee
i6dbiet burd @afer, 70 bub mir iie
ni9t mebr tur S4au austeaen i6nnen,
troboem bic 8udinss nO1 gut iinb.
gBir oiferiren iie gum baIbsn Prsiie, nm
iie Iossuiperben.
&inoerun;iise uno S6iirScn, Iei6t
6ur6 8aiier bei9abiSt. gum baIben
friiberen PreiIe.
Seri@iebt ni6t auf mOrsen, mas ibr
beute tbun iOnnt, bic SsrSbSsruns 1T
Der Disb Der 9eit.
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Wabue @Ouutp.

6pnrsbaIe.-Man itsusrt nod imr
msr 9sIb bel gum @iebsraufbau bsi
Srbins @liff SoteIs.-Gine erobs 8s.
qusmIiafeit 1T bsr nsus 9ur9sus bel
Grie & W. 3. 8abn.-1lnfer @efdns,
nib III seeenipdrtis iiberfdIt.-Sn BEN
glOr6 4art iinb 6isfes 5rdbiabr bisIG
iunge Bdume eepfIanat tuorben.
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credit, for he is man to be depended
upon not to accept an Office he could not
fill, or undertake duty that he could not
perform 70 his own satisfaction, and he Is
his own severest critic. The suggestion
made in letter printed in another column
Of this issue of The APPEAL by N. ID.
Query, Of Artesia, that the Democrats OF
Mississippi make Gen. Ice Governor, Is one,
therefore, every way worthy Of their consid-
Grafton. The State needs man OF Gen.
Lees flrmness, stamina aud grit, and one
as full Of sympathy us he is with the
modern movement that is the life Of
other states Mississippi contains great,
good population that is rs much opposed
to the troubles that have outcropped so
often the past two years ms other good
people possibly can be. But they have
not been equal TO the task Of dealing with
them rs sweepingly and effectively as they
wished or desired because they have been
without leadership. A canvass made upon
the basis Of opposition to the convict lease
system would be popular canvass and we
believe would carry the Democratic party
into power again by a larger majority than
II has ever known. Such a man IA Gen.
Lee at the head Of such canvass would
give increased significance and add weight
and could not fail TO make il success.
THE ApPEAL says this without disparage-
menl OF other candidates who are not OF
the ring, or are likely 10 be favored by II.
Gen. Lee is, rs Mr.. Query says, II posi-
tive character, and knows what II is to be
a leader where unilnching moral and
physical courage were the essential requi-
sites, lie has lost nothing OF the resolu-
ton that made him conspicuous rs q sol
der. 1t makes him, today, conspicuous
as the head Of nm industrial college through
which he has done a great work for the
state aud its agricultural, and therefore It's
chief and greatest, interest. II the good
people Of Mississippi men OF the same
order MS Mr.. Query, have a mind TO,
they can make Gen. lee Governor, or any
other OF the good men who have offered,
or whose names have been mentioned in
connection with the Office. With him, or
any OF them, they can work a revolution
IA complete as the necessities Of the State
demand, aud these necessities are pressing
indeed.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06

COTTON"

Receipts OF the neccy staple yesterday
numbered 1920 bales, against 1866 bales
for same day last year. OF the receipts,
1919 bales arrived by rail, 1880 by river and
100 by wagons. Sales 400 bales OF which
400 to exporters and 600 TO spinners. Total
receipts TO date 5il, 900 bales, against $780,
o70 bales for the same time last season.
Shipments since September |, 36sb9) bales,
against 370.555 bales for corresponding time
last season. Shipments yesterday, $40
bales, against T. i3i bales same day last
year Stock running account, 1926 bales.
Spot cotton closed firm at Memphis New
Orleans, New York and Liverpool, and ad-
vanced lied on middling at the latter port.
Futures declined point At New Orleans,
advanced TO points at Liverpool, and at
New York the near months declined point
and the more distant months remained un.
changed. At New York tho sale Of 1000
bales spot cotton, good spinning grade, pre-
sumably for EASTERN mills, is reported on
private terms.
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NEw ORLEANS, La, Jan. 8. --Today's
races were run over heavy track. The
weather was clear aud cool.
First Race-lIali mile. Starters Top
o. the Morning, Casiilian. Flotrine and
Jovelace. Cas,ilian won in G55, Love-
lace second, Top o. the Morning third.
Second Race-Threc quarters Of mile.
Starters Longlight Orange Girl, Wild
Boy. Lord Grosvenor aud E!dorado. VI.
dorado Son in li26, Orange Girl second,
Lord Grosvenor third.
Third -five-cighths Of n mile,
Starters: Cleaner, Red Leaf, Lamont,
Nattell, Cleo Martin, Gabc g. Cleaner
won in l;l0, Lamont second, Red Leaf
third.
Fourth Racc-Elovcn sixlecnihs Of a
mile. Starters oarsman, John Dalv.
Sherwood, Syntax, Derochmont, Unioue'
Pritohctt. Golightly, Pell Nell, iIornpipc,
Jim Nave. Annawan. Fell Nell won In
i;25, Sherwood second, Annawan third.
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ment itself-the purity OF our race. II in
wolves the uplifting and civilizing Of peo-
pie the best among whom still have latent
promptings OF the savagery FROM which
they emerged in Africa into slavery in
America. 1t involves our peace and
prosperity and every interest OF every
man who lives in Southern State,
and therefore its solution cannot be
attempted in any other than an hon
est way il we arc to deal honestly
with ourselves. Every wrong brings its
punishment, every right its reward. As
we deal with the negro SO Time will deal
with us and with our children and our
childrcns children.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: SUNDAY. JANUARY 6. 1885,

fnl epidemics that have dec,mated the
South, and the subscriptions OF Southern
cities for the relief OF Chicago, stricken by
fire. There is also the Peabody, Slater and
Handy funds in aid Of our public schools.
Mr.. Moore, it Il evident from all
this, is lagging away down at the
foot OF the column. He has not caught
on. He is cropping in the lurid past,
with its baleiul lights and obscuring
smoke. lie must get out and away from
it. When he does he will DO better hum
ored, he will see. more clearly and not as
now through glass darkly. lie will not
dwell on hate but fraternity and good WILL
and he will be better able 10 appreciate the
tact that Christmas is not vain and un-
meaning festival-that IL is full OF the
spirit OF the gospel Of peace aud good will,
and that love and affection are the only
things worth struggling for or coveting
Turn your back. on hate, Mr. Moore, it is
OF the devil, and set your face Christward.
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The best thing that can be- said ior Gen.
stephen u. lce Is that he i worthy Of his
name. As soldier and a. citizen his life
has been after the order Of the greatest OF
the Lees one Of the grra, men oi the CEN
fury devoted To duty. lie has always
been exemplary, honorable, faithful aud
jealous, and especially 10 In his present
work, one that has often been asailcd by
oblu-cncs and by interested pcnons Tor
purely political aims aud purposes. lie
organized aud may bc aid to be- the father
Of the Agricultural aud Mechanical Col.
lego Of Mississippi, one Of the most prac.
teal Of the educational establishments Of
tho STATE. To him chiefly liz succcSs Is
due. II was At first considered by many
doubtful experiment. In H. frst year he
cleared away all these doubts and fixed
the college firmly IN the confidence Of the
public. lIepui his mind and hi- heat in tho
performance Of the duties dcyolying upon
him aud imbucd his fellows Of the faculty.
MS well M the students, with his own
sense Of the reality ofhis and their duties.
liie with him iscarncsL llisliic, cycrsincc
1863 when he was ordered on duty by tho
Confederate war department, TO take COM
mand ola department that embraced most Of
Mississippi, has been devoted TO the State,
aud II owes bin the satisfaction Of any
reasonable ambition, indeed there IL no
Office In the git Of It's pcoplc-sayc those
Of the bcnch--tbat he eanno, dll with
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THE CAUCUS.

Fifty members OF the House in conference
last night, as our stat correspondent informs
us, agreed upon caucus and bound them
selves to vote in caucus for the two
thirds rule. THE APPEAL has opposed the
holding OF caucus rs wholly UNI
necessary in view OF the Democratic
strength in both houses and heavy ma
jority on joint ballot. But in true Demo-
cratic spirit II bows to the will OF the ma
jority thus expressed and the caucus
agreed upon, acknowledges tho wis.
dom Of the majority in conference
insisting upon the two-thirds rule.
BY tomorrow nearly all tho members
will DO in Nashville, and from what
our correspondent says we should not DO
surprised II the Democrats, realizing the
great amount Of legislation they are
TO be called upon TO consider, will
organize the caucus tomorrow night
and make short work Of the nom
nation for United States Senator aud those
for State Offices II ihcy do the rank and
file Of the party will have no occasion to
object TO the caucus Who arc likely TO
be the winning ones Tor States Offices
our correspondent does not even offer
guess, but he is very plain
and unrcserycdiy Of the opinion that
at this movement Gen. Atkins is
decidedly m the lead for tho United
States scnatorship, Us his support.
ers in the conference carried all
their points seemingly without much
trouble. This is good news hut il
must be- borne In mind that there wer
only fifty Of the ninsty-two Demo-
cratic members OF the Legislature in
the conicrnoe-a majority, I, Is true,
but not tWo-thirds mnjority--nnd
then there is no knowing the shifts
aud resources Of politicians who are play.
ing desperate game. Gen. Atkins nnd
his friends have worked hard and ntclli-
gently, aud they deserve success, and
there can be- little doubt Of their achieving
II II the members Of the legislature
adhere 10 the rule made ia tho case
OF Gen. Bate, who had no opposition from
West Tennessee, because the men OF this
division OF the State conceded the noun.
nation In 1887 to the middle division, and
refused TO present candidate who might
have taken advantage Of the warm contest
TO win tho vacant chair. No Middle
Tennessee man shouldbc recognized in this
race, nor any from East Tennessee. The
nomination belongs to West Tennessee,
aid no other than a West Tennessee man
should be- given IT, Turn about is
fair play. As an original proposition
and on general grounds, TnE ArPEAL
would be opposed To this selection Of
candidates boy arbitrarily recognizing
the turn Of the geographical divisions
Of the STATE. Hut the hght Is on. II is
loo late. therefore, TO make or raise a point
Of opposition. by existing rule and Gus.
tom, West Tcnn,s,cc l. entitled TO the
nomination, and iho other grand divisions
Of the State should yield Il To ", and IN
doing 10 attach some weight to the choice
Of a majority Of the members Of the log.
stature from this division ior tho oiIicc Of
United States Senator.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06

"REAL ESTATE" makes suggestion in
this issue OF Tue APrEAL relative to the
organization Of company with the object
Of inducing foreign manufacturers to 10.
cate their plants here. lie proposes a
plan OF local subscriptions which has been
found TO work well In other cities. His
proposition is entitled to earnest consider
alton. Memphis needs more manuiacto-
r,a.
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River Ielcrrasu.

NEw onLfANs, Ia Jan. h-Wcather cic.r
and cool Departed Annie r. silver. Memphis
CAIRO, Ill, jan. b-Riyer rs feet fuch and
falling. weather clear aud mild Arrived Con-.
mohwcalth. ohio Wvnf, midnight departed
Commonwealth. Memphis
CINCINNATI o.. Jan B-Rivcr % fcst ii.eies
AMI falling, Weather cloudy. fAsht rain. Is
parted ncsoto, Memphis MARY houn.en New o..
Raining. Thermometer ~.
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ANOTHER "HoLD.uP
Aississippi Avenue Again tho Scene OF
Highway Robbery.

Highway Robbery.
Mississippi avenue Is getting to be very
bad medicine, especially near broadway.
Every night some act Of lawlcssncss Is
committed there. Last night at O'Clock a
cclorcd man named Bates was accosted
by three gentlemen of his own
complexion. suspccting their Grand, he
dropped his pockct-bool, which contained
-, aud retained 20 cents in silver, which
he gave up on demand No clew 10 the
thieves. The police will get them sure, u
they give up.
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The LAndtag IL invoked for the lith
inst A measure will be- presented In.
crcasing the Kings civil list by 5000. O0o
marks IN addition TO tho amount requested
by the Rcichstag.
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From the publisher, we learn that IAN
authorized American edition Of Laurence
ELEPHANTS latest work, Scientific Religion.
or Higher Possibilities OF Life aud Practice
will Immediately be issued BY Charles A.
wcnbornc, successor 10 Moriton wcnbornc
& Co., 81 Buffalo, n. Y. This book, whom
first published In London about eight
months ago, Immediately became subject
Of such widespread interest that the author
felt impcllod to arrange, also, for H. publ.
cation In the United States lie visited this
country In the summer. aud upon his return
90 England was taken down with the fatal
Illness that terminated his eventfnl lie ON
December -. The authors intention
TO give n distinct introduction 10 tho
American edition was carried out by his
newly welded wife, IN American lady, born
Dale Owen, who had Tor some time been n
distinguished co-workcr In that field Of no.
ligio-philosophlcal science, Of which Lau.
renee oliphant may he regarded as the
most brilliant most profound aud most ad.
yanccd explorer Of modern tines" Mr..
ELEPHANTS father. David Dale Owen, will be
recalled by those familiar with the History
OF Memphis as one Of Fanny wrghts co.
workers In the great humanitarian work she
undertook In this city, a. far back as is2ig7.
In educating the negro. LEX.