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- . AFPEA M1EM A PHIS i i ESTABLISHED 1840. FR1GHTFDL LOS OF LIFE HESTKUCTIYE CTCLOSE AX KAH ... AS CITT. Thirty t Forty Person KMe- lift tu Sixty Dcions ly Iajared. A 5 CMBfB OP LITTLE CHILDREN AMOC jrwB-vJ"riMS. :A Public School and the Court-Hooee Arming tbe Buildings Destroye- Heartrending- Scenes. Kamas City, Mo , May 11. A cy clone visited here at noon to-day. The Court-House was demolished, and a number of pe-sons hurt there. The Lathrop school na9 wrecked and many children caught in the ruins. Seven are said to he killed. Overall's factory was blown down. Five dea lis and fifteen girls fcadly injured ae re . ported. Second IHap-tch. K'axsah City, Mo., May 11. A fear . ful "storm of wind and rain swept over thistity to dy, continuing from 11 o'clock' until noon. The Court House, on Second street, was totally demolished above the second s ory. A number of persons were hurt there, but none killed as far as knownatthis time. The La hrop school on Eighth street was partially wrecked and many . ..i,;Uran ooiicrlit in the niins. Seven are said toh.vebeen killed, and the 'frill extent of the disaster is not yet known. An overall factory on Second street was blown down and five deaths are reported from there out of fifteen girls at work in the building, while nearly all the others l -1 111 ,...lrt.,W a Mtmrt are wounucu ah u iuv -irr,m I othron Rrhool mkes ten badly hurt liosidcs those killed. The old Water-Works building, near the . rvuirKTimiRB. was blown down and - nn nr two net-sons there are ' missing, i ti. Wnatnrn Union Teleeranh . nffioo luit nnn wire is working oat of ritv (Tnmm.inication has been established with St. Louis with that wire bv way of Dallas, Galveston, nn am 1 MemDhis. One snan at the north end of the rail mild bridce across the Missouri vtr nrao hlnwn into the river, block ading the Hannibal and St. Joseph, Hock Island, AVabash and Kansas City, St. Joe and Couocil Bluffs r ads. Eight giils have been t'ken out of tie overall factory, four of weom are dead, and many others are in the ruinB. There is scarcely a hope for their lives. In the confusion it is im possible to ascertain definitely the ex tent of the calamity, but it is sa d that over twenty employes are impritoned in the basement of the factory. John Flaherty was strucK on . me head bv a falling flagstaff in VVest Kansas City and killed. The disa trous fury of the storm was confined to the north end of the itv, except in the destruction of the Lathrop public school building, on Eighth street, and buil '-ing generally, - excepting those mentioned wittaUgd tln force of the storm . The offlcs of the Western Union Telegraph Company is in ihU portion of the city and the poles are heavily weighted wi'h wires which . were broken off, letting the wires down in a tangled heap; many wires were also carried down with the broken bridge span. parents and f iendi of the little ones were soon gathered, each searching for hU or her own and uttering heart rending cries as they lecognUea in the maimed and bleeding forma those whom they loved. Among the first taken out several were dtad and one or two mangled bejond recognition, their clothing lorn and their bodies cotered with dust and mor ar, the deathly pallor of the skin showing in painful contrast against grime and blood stains. M4NY IIKIIOIC 8CK!I were enacted during the rescue, and the wounded children, some of them, aw m ml to have irreater control than their elders. One little girl, half buried in the debris, over whom the i-Hsmprs were busv. begged them to leave her and help a boy beside her, be'auso, she said, he was nlv five years old The scenes in the na'atorium. as the little ones were brought in and lam upon improvised cow. the ueaa piacea together upon one side, were pi mil beyond expression. A aozen aenu were taken out during the day and the bodies sent to the houses oi sorrow ing families. Several of the child-en belonged to prominent families in the city. ANOTHIK PItKlL DISAISTKIl. At 110 West Third street stood a three-stry brick buildin- in the mid dle of the block, the third floor of which was used as n overall lacto-y, conducted by Hoar Bros. The flret and second floors were occupied by the Graham Paper Company. In the factory were about tweniy-nve em ployes, chit fly girls. They, when the s orm broke out, started for the cellar. The building fell with a crash, being razed ent rely to the eartn, arm mosi of the aflrighted gi'ls were caught in the ruins. F. ur have been taken out W1. a number of others are wounded and some are sti'l missing. A fo ce n( Uhnron in husv to-nitrht bv flicker ing lantern lights upturning confused masses OI oncu mm umucio. MEMPHIS. TENN.t WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1886. HE NATIONAL CAPITAL. VOL. XLVINO. 112. rail Details or tbe Disaster. KassasChy, Mo., May 11. About balf-past 10 o'clock this mo ning ominous storm clo- ds began gathering over the city. They first appeared n the northeast and Burning westwardly across the city, turn, d suddet ly about in their course and, descending laoidlyl broke upon the city in ter rific bursts of wind and ram that .nI,ni nil liohtur nbiects before them. Tbe d.-rkness was almost like night and people fled t- the nearest shelter and awaited with blanched faces the furvof the tempest. olniwln seemed to craze the roofs of the hiirtest buildings and poured out their torretts in appar ently solid maHses for a time. Ihe storm struck the city in full force a"out twenty minutei past 11 o'c ock and ragd for half an hour. The streets were running rivers of waters, cariying boxes and Big' s and other similar freight, blown from the buil ' ing or swept up by tt e flood. A num ber of vehicles were overtornei and in numerous instances drivers aban doned their horses to their fate and .ought refuge in stores and Louses. Sjiue hailae.ornpanied tv.e storm, but thd fall was r,ot great, therwi:ethe loss to property would have been eno'iiious fr.m water s reaminjz in at broken w ndows. As it was, qu te a large numb-r of buildings w.re water aoaked. All this, howev.tr, proved entirely insignificant when the full ex tent of the disaster wrought by the storm became known. THE LATHROP SCHOOL HU1LDINO occupied a prominent site at the cor ner of Eighth and May streets. It consisted of a main building to wlwa an east wing had be?n added. The building was (urmouniea Dy a luwei, which for some time has been consid ered unsafe. It has been twice con demned, and within a few weeks, but no action had been taken in the mat ter. This morning the building was crowded with children, many of wbom f ewnearly frantic with fear over the appalling darkness which preceded ' tha tuintxat Th storm swept madly across Broadway from the west and aeemed to cone ntrate its for e in its the tower, which yielded with n r-rnsh. and carrying down the heavy bell, plunged through the in tervening n ore to ine oasemeni ; uo main hnildincr is ' a mass of ruins, within the shattered walls of which thm Krone at times was awful. The wing was comparatively uninjured, mid the scholars In there unhurt, in the main building, howevtr, the BFKICT WAS AWFCL, 'ie falling floors prfcipi'ated the tflrrinod children to the basement, where masses of bricks and beams ohed them to the ground and l.nrierl them from view. Persons hear ing thecrast made way as best they could against the beati; g storm to the The rale a n icily subsided and the work of rescue was nnd rtaken hands. Owing to the prevail- it g excitement tt'e first work was not very effective, bat the fire department and police soon arrived and an organ ized search was commenced. The dead and wounded were taken out quicklv as possible and carried to the natatorium adjoining which was turned in'o a hospital. Hre the TUB COI NTY C0URT-H0C8K stands at Second and Main streets on the hill, exp-sed to winds from the north and west. The building was or r t A nearly tw-ntv years aeo for hotel purposes, but when completed was purchased by the county fori 200, 000 and eonv-rted into a court house. The hnildine has always been coa sidered rather unsatisfactory and the roof has freauently suffered injury (mm hiirh winds. The stoim struc the northwes'. corner to-day, blowing in the roof and major portion of the walla nf the third and fourth stories The louth' wall at the east end was into the street and Deputy Sheriff Dougherty was caught and killed. All others succeeded in get tmtr nnt of the building alive. The jail is located in the basemeTJt of tie Vm lilini? and that portion escaped in jurv. The, prisoners were intensely alarmed, but became quiet when the nrUia hl 'rjflsged and they found themselves unhurt. , Judge Stover wi heen holdinu court in the third floor and had adjourned just before the storm r'escended. A portion oi the roof In falling struck the chair the Judge had just vacated. .- OTHB BUILMNp 11LOWK DOWN. Across flie street, on the north e t corner of Second and Main streets, otnnH a twn-s orv brick building, erected in MWXtttSantFc Mage omp.jjy,no ot tne oiue i Muuumga in the cite, from which the stages formerly were started across the plains in stage coaohing days. The building hai of late years Deen occupied oy the United States engineers. Adjoin ing that, on the west, was a three itory brick coffee and spice mill, owned by Smith & Moll'att. This building was demolished, falling over upon the adjoining one, and both were completely wrecked. Frank S i ith, the senior partner of the firm, was taken bleeding from the ruins, and died in a short time. Mr Mof fatt was badly hurt, and three em ployes were taken out The debris is is being removed to-night in Bearch for any who may yet be buried be neath BRIDGE WEXCKKD. The second span from the north end of the bridge across the Missouri, oppo site the city, was blown into the river, the nier being left apparently injured. A g.eat numoer oi vuiegitii ywioo were carried down with the broken span. Workmen are busy to-night raising wires from "he wreck and it is hoped communication in that direc tion will be restored to-morrow morn ing. The bridge n owt.ed by the Hannibal and Joe Company, and is used by that road, the Wabash, the Kocr Island and Kansas City, St. Joe and Council Bluffs. 'J he bridge au thorities say thev expect to repair the damage in ten days. Meanwhile the railroads will make emporary arrange ments for transporting" passe gers md freights. The Wabash will send its trains over tlic Mi souri Pacific, via Se al a and Moberly. KILLED AND WOUNDED. The fo lowing is a list of the killed and wounded, a far as ascertained, at 10 o'clock to night: Kilted at the School JlMtse Josie ma son, ged twelve, lives on the corner of Eighth and vv yanuo w ; icbbio I'SCOB, Il'lie yrniD, w...-. iroet - Nellie Ellis, eleven years, 80 1 '.niral street: Julia Kamey. twelve r-ears .004 Central street; Kutn Jami son, ten years, 916 Washington etreet ; Ed. a C. Evans, eleven years, 701 Penn ; -froot Rnhert Hnraeue. eleven years, son of the super ntendent of telegraph of the Kansas Citv, Fort Scott and Gulf road, No. 620 West Eighth street; i. T Mnnm. ir . twelve vears.sonof 1 t! Moore, one of the most prominent business men in the city, noiei Bruns wick: Kichard lerry, eiev n ye-m, v;nh onl .Teflerann : Mar liatllbert, Tenth and Bluff; Ma y Bishop, nine years, au ev nc.. street. Edith Patch, Frank Madison, Mntt e Moore. Uirnner, ivas., aim Martin Jones. Mrs. Ida Bowes, super of the second floor of the fartnrv. was terribly crushed about l.o hold and h ns dltd to-night Killed at the Overali factory-Jennie F tzgerald,aged twenty, skuii c usnea hmken. home Kansas City. Kas. Willie Eckman, sixteen.chest crushed, badly mangled, Kansas City, Kas.; Minnie Crane, twenty-two, skull br.ken, 1711 Charlotte; Nellie Cavanaugh, twenty-one, head n.d chest crushed, Armourdde: Katie Creedon, seventeen, large hole m head near temple, 618 Gilhs; "ni.K. T-wne. nineteen, face crushed be- Dougherty, deputy sheriff, twenty eight years, 610 Locust street m. Hedges, deputy recorder, died this afternoon, No. 1012 Forest street. Injured at &x4. Maria Askew, aged ten years, daughter of Frank As kew, wholesale lea her dealer, ankle broken, may lose limb ; young son of Postmaster Shelley, severely bruised ; James Bailey, severe cut over eye; Frankie Mattison. internal injuries, serious; Bertrice Ferry, leg broken; Nellie Currv. arm broken, back hurt; Eva Hartsell, a ed thirteen years, head cut; Katie Smith, aged b ten years, severely cut and bruised ; Mar garet Houser, aged eleven years, in ternally injured, mav die, Sixth and Boadway; Mary Hoover. Muyston Boyd, Cassell Moss, and Willie John ston , lnjxtredat thr Factoni. Joseph Hoar, prop.ietor, thirty-five years, collar bone broen, leg fractured; Julien Hoar, thirty nine years, slightly bruised; ltose Bitler, eighteen years, concussion of brain, probably latai: Mamie Cieedon, eighteen years, head gashed, probably fatal; Lizzie Kil-y, bruised; Mary Bierd, hurt internally; Jessie Woodwa d, nineteen yea s, cut ia head; Annie Travis, twenty-one vaani tliiih crushed, arm broken; Maggie Bird, seventeen years, bruised ; A. P. Hutchinson, cutter, thirty-eight vears. arm broken, head and chest hurt: is.aie uarroii. eigiuemi cutinfac: Annie and Burt Turner, siste's, brni ed ; Stephen Morse, ship ping c eric of the Uraliani t aper rati nro fiit nhnnt the head. mured at I M UOm-HCn(e r.uwnru Hedges, cbrk, leg broken ; Jas. Chase and Eugene Moore, clerks, hurt about the head; William fcuurrs, ciera, lif-lllHP.l. T.i Mr. dnttfw United Statet l.nintierr tome,.. W. A. Waldon. seriously hurt about the head and breast; Mai. Liv- ermote. hurt about tne head; Lieut V. H. Vounit. sklill Droin a miw named Nelson, head hurt. It. a nmhahle that the list Will lini be completed for a d y or two until the missing ones are accounted for. Several of the injured were p obably carried away without the name being reported. niuilll TO PKOl'EkTY The loss on property cinnot be stated with any definitecess, being chicflv in small and numerous amounts. Following are H'me of the estimates made : On the bridge, $3l 000; on tbe court-hou e, 20,000;on the Overall Factory, $10,000; Smith & XfO-ntt n.lra 1 (H Ml hllilllillH .i.Uiluiu nwv w, - T ' . owned by Fran Oglesby, f4000; on the school-house, J10.000. There was much damage in the aggregate to partly flushed buildings, Twenty five small houses in pro- enaa of erfetion in the south em nart of the citv were blown down. The Central' Piesbyterian Church, Eighth street and Gwid ave nnn. thn eastern Dorn" roof was destroyed to tli" . ' 2000, Thn t ie man Cut! l ft and Mc fieefctreeta. was t 1200. Two KtiiineiU'lass windows jf the First (onifirifational. on Eleventh and Mc fieelitreets, were blow., in; loss, fCOO. Ixxiittf nnd Humboldt schools were damag;d fliOO. A row of houses rSiiii bttt ' at Eighth and OfcerrK Strewf - were damaged 13000 The'lCfinsas City Sewer Sipe inctory, r-asi imvnum. purny t nlQliiilwdiloss, $10,000. Yates Ice Company' tlo, at the f ot of BroadwaTT weie wrecked, with a large number of- arnvUr casualt es, with equd or smaller losses, also reported The total damage is roughly estimated at $1SO,000, a portion ot wnicn is car- . ied by storm insurance. TUB STORM is generally considered a hur icane, not a tornada or cyclone. It was a tremendoun gale of wind with flooding rainfall. The telegraph and telephone wires were prostrated. The Western Union had but one wire working oot f the city until nigbt, when several obtained. Communication has been resumed with Chicago and St. Louis, Omaha and Denver, besides the South, but work is carried on under great difficulties. It is expected, howsve', that wat terj will be in pretty good shape bv noon to-mo row. The Hanoibal mil Ht. Joaenh business w 11 be trans- norted acoss the river by fe ry. The Council Bluffs road will use Missouri Pacific trucks north.from toe city, a Wal renresentative of the Hann bal r nd sa a it was nonea n briHgeio order so t s to permit the cross ing of rains in five dajs liega d.rg trH mnditiou of the lathr ip tcnooi buildina it appears that repairs were made after the b jilding bad beno con demned a second time and .n con sidersd sa'e by the Berd of F.;kc; tiorj. The members of the braM w.U publish a statement to this eueii to mirrow. An crJer has been bsu d to ch S3 Ibe public schools for the re- maindar ot the week. Meager repcrw are reeived here n girding the B'.oim elsewhere. AT NORTON VILLE, KAS. The Tiiiics' speiiil repir.s a total damp.gedabDUt $10,0f0. The depot ar,d umrirg min oio wrecked at Parkville, on the C-Uocit Bl"ffi road. Toe d structioa at Wyandotte, Kas., - ! 1 nrnhahlv B!7ir:e:ale J10 000. At Leavenworth PVral buildings were nnrofed : low. J5000 or JDOOO. At St. Joseph thete wai a heavy rain ttirm, but the damage is prob aVilv nnt vrtrv orf at. The storm did n t reach Atchison. A merchant of Odessa, Mo., who ar to niirht. reoorts the stom very severe thtre, wiecking five churches, two warebousss and several dwellings. He places tne loss mere from 165,000 upward. ' Bcvere Mn t Kv-nsTllle, Ind. TTi iMavn.i t Ikd . May 11. A very severe storm, with yiolent wind, rain n.i hoii ninr. vi i ted here this even in, doing damige amounting to about $00,000. CHaM.ES IS THE ARKANSAS JU DICIAL DW I RICTS. Ibe Sew York Frees Association Soathera Patents Postal Chaoges In the South. . UrcuLoirMii..l Washingtoh, May 11. The Senate udiciary Committee to day rejwrted favorablv the bill to detach tle coun tiesof Howard, Little Uiver and Den ver from the Western Judicial Dis trict of Arkansas and add theua to the eastern district. The House passed this bill April 26th. It will undoubt edly become a law before Congress adjourns. SKW YORK PKISO A'-maik. Tl thirtieth annual convention of the New York Press Association win be he d here Wednesday. The mem bers arrived this evening and will make toeir headquarters at vv mam s. HOVTUKBl rATINTH. Jonas N. Carver, lbanon, Tenn., cistern faucet; Geo. W. Uandoipn, Memphis, Tenn., cotton scraper; ivm ness F. Kice, Eureka Springs, Ark., harm ss attachment ; Wm. W. Pearce, Clanton, Ala., hame fastener. 1-0STAL CHAhOKS IV THE HT1I. New Postmasters and Offices -Mar- eartt Spangler, Snangler, l-awrence county, A'a.; Elias J. llichards, Vilieba, l'erry couniy, aiu.; C. Vaughan, Jr., letroit, iipton county, Tenn.; Mfm. C. Yopts, Peiry County, Ten- Star S.rvteen taiiges-ArKansiu,-Appleton toDovr, lrom May lith, change serric "tt omit Iover, em brace and end at Eussellville, supp y Moreland at Ke Site and Gum Log, between , Moreland and Kusfelville, increasing the distance nve unus. star smlva between Kusselville and Gum Log discontinued alter May join. Fourth-clas Po tmasters Commis sioned -J. Arthur Mi ler, Kichmond, Ark ; Wilson J. Uonner, rairmuuut, Tenn.; B-riah Bidden, Kugoy, John W. Kir-, ByBJuo, '" i Sterling S. Moore, Augusta, miss. SOl'TIIIH! ARRIVALS. J hn M Ne'son,lMissiasipii; Tlios. C. Looney, Memimis; a. w", vn-.,.u. W. II. Washington and wif', Nashville; M. M. Joyno, Missis sippi: Judge Kb, Alabama; 1). K Sneeiand wife, Helena; A H Cous ins, Helena; John Flippin, Helena. Hew Orlea-a rrt r Baport-. IIOB. w.M,.Tr.Tfm. Msv ll.--In view of the necessity for shippers of flour from St. Louis and other points along the Missouri and Mississippi rivers to ,bn nan nf the Morgan Line ol liiunv - w. y tT.. from New Orleans to Ha vana, vh Key West, in the exporta : v.q mnimnditv. the Collector of Customs at New Orleans has been authorized to consider New Orleans as the port ol exportation iu iu within the meaning oi me i. Bu....., and to allow drawbacks on bags which ferine, an industry uhich bas pro- dacMl sn article of fosd at once pure, wholesome, economical and accept able; anil by reason of tbe growing dexand for oleomtrgarine has addea to the value of evcrf bu'lock at leatt $4 per head, thereby enhancing and firomotlog the farm and stick raiting ntereet, and placing within the reach of all an accept ibl a, economical and wholesome article of food ; bs it fur ther Jbheti, Thtt copies of these resolu tions be traarmitted to our Senatois and Representative in Congress. BNAI BKiril. .oal-a Sraalaa mt -rami I.ods N. SalCI-ri-natl. Cincinnati, May 11. District Grand Lodge No. 2 oi the Independent Order Bnai Britb, closed its annual meeting to-day to meet next year in Louiiville. Tbe principal act of the convention was to provide Ijr build ing new and he-proot structures lor tbe orphan arvlum at Cleveland at a cost of $150,0M) on tbe site of tbe present aeylum. Otn-ers lected are: Preaident, B. Mahler, Cleveland, Ohio ; first vice-president, August Bretaoo, Evanfcville, Ind.; econd vice-president, Jan. May, Cincinnati; treasurer, M. tJaue', uincinnau; secretary, Abraham Kern, Cincinnati : sergeant- at-arms, G. Filaentbal, louiaviue. General committee: B. Ecttman, Chaa. Harachland, Lewis Levi, Cin cinnati; N. E. Heine, Indianapolis; Joseph E. Meyer, Louiaviue. FATUEK 1IYAN. Memorial ixrvlcea in Ihe Haaonie Ttaralor at M-nhvllle. Nahiivili.i. Tkss.. May 11. to night memorial services were held at, i he Masonic Theater in honor of Father Hvan. A very choice pro gramme had been protmred for the oc casion. Some of the best local talent participated, and the exercises were impressive and interesting. There was a large attendance. Tho Hag displayed was used in Col. Hansom's brigade. YIC-SBURU, MISS. Victors In Ihe Tllln Toni-amoBl Military la Camp. lariOUL TO TBI AFriAb.l Vu'-muRii, Misj., May 11. The tilting tournament was rode tc-diy. . V . ... . . I- Knight uienn oi lenaeewe woo i-o first money. Knight Weifainai oi Greenville took the nist prize for cos tume. Ten companies are in camp, and were inspected for the inters aie drill which commencef to-morrow. VADAKIN -ANDV0I8HT At tha rail den of tho brioVa rarnta. 54 Pan oto buo. on Moodar.atarKiLiaHS, bjtho Rot. Uaorro Paturton. Mr. K. L. Viuatm to Mm Lilt LiiDTtMOar. Miit Lilt ia a auni lady whoaa manr iraeofal aeoompllabmaBta aorr a to add ad ditional lottra to aa anlabla and lorablo alatraotor. Uar olrcta of deretad frianda unit ia wlahlna for Aanali and kurhand a -m Ailura a fitura thai will ha bat iuwiv. sharpy raflax of a youthful eartar tlmt hj puaod In aaDihine and ioapad tho ihadown. IIKI. Ml'RRAY Tuaiday aftarnonn. May 11, 14V, at o'rlork, Mr. Bl si Mi'lRJiT, who of win. Murray. Fuoaral will Uka pla.a thla iVEDSKS DAYi afternoon at S:3C o'dork, IWxa 278 Eeaond It. Friaodi of the family invited to attend. PKURaM Teday anfrnoon. May H, lHi, at o'oloek, WiLLua, mi wa yaara, trn moolhi and twcaty-flTe dayi, aon of Capt, K. B. and klla Pairam. Funeral will take place from reiideara No fflVtua itreet, thla (WEDNESDAY) afternoon at 5 o'eloek. Frlendi of the family are Inrlted t attaad L MM EXCURSIONS. EVERY SUNDAY Trains Will Lrate aa Folleaar LEAVE MKMTUIS ILKAVE LKVIEW l:Sn a.m. 11 i a.m. l:M p.m. I 3:1 IS p.m. S 00 p.m. I 8:00 p.m. 7::)p.m. I 11:00 pm. S-TloVoti on tale t Depot. Ticket for the Round Trip, CKNTrt. Purchane tick eta before gettina on train end lave mouey. Ueliahtlul Mutio, Flihlng and Rowing on the Lake. KNAPP. Pen. Pan. Ait't B- l-B- EASTER HATS I EASTER HATS ! VOW IS THE TIM B TO CU AN0HATSf for the 8i.rinellt bare made their appearan-e, and tattaaai ewiir-.-e mnw Htri'IJI.hii tbe Lariet 8tock in the city. They compriae all toe aieai omei tiei; they are of the Bni Standard Brandt, In all co on ard kindt.from the little baby bat to the o'd arandiw't. Young men t light colered Derbye from tl f up to K 50. W e ell a Derby fori.! .'4),iold everywhere fut M. A nil Ierbf far A :l NI lfrky far AO. tIM ioay far M . v-Ladiet etpcially invited le examine ouF large itock ol Chddren'a rJlraw IlaU. Harlin Cohen. THE HATrEH,219 MAIN ST. GOODJEWSl A. IIEXTEH , No. B14 X-X-alx- Haa iuat reeelTod a largo atock of the lauit ttylea oi TASSIMEUES AND WOUSIEUS for PanU, which we wll" make to order al much !" than the aiual prioea. W will make a good all-wool panti for 8 Call and eaamin our io.d. Alto, a complete Una of OENTH'VllRNISUlViO ttOODU lor the coming aeaaon at our aiual low prioet. A. HEXTER, NO. 214 MAIN ST. PIANOS and ORGANS IMroel Iram Faelory tm Fnrrha. ra, aawlns: SB prw aaait. (Write Monte IMf henw & Co.. Mffmphla Dissolution ETotice. may be shipped in tuture ny sum uuc, provided the eiporters produce, m ad fiitimi in the reouisito bill ol lading n.i m nf nHi.'inl insnei'ti n, acer- tiucate from tne i. 01 ector m n.t-t .1... n Hn.ir li .I.ll. HAS UCCn lHIIUVU " " o ., at anv norc within hia-diBtrict by tne vessel and on the voyage specitieti in the nreliminnry drawb.cH entry filed at New Orleans. Thn nivrraoil Harbor Bill. Washington, May 11, -As it passed the river and bar- .nnmnriution bill makes the following division of the total appto- nriation: Mftine, JlOO.OtO; BUSINESS TROUBLES. Fall are at Utile Kock. T.itti Rock. Are.. May 11. L. C. Bernays, javeler. bas aisined to Eu- Brene Arnold lormt chuiiu i nu- ltOr. IDB SCIieOUlOU llBuniurn 340,000: assets nominally $'.'il,5C0. All the liabilifes tut $10,000 are due to Eastern Lousts, mainly sew Yoraana Mermen, tonn. alane, CiKcm-ATi, O., May 11. The H. T. Duke Company, lion merchants, as signed to-nny. Assets, $20,000; bilities, J4N00U. lia- New American Opera at Ht. iMitm, Ht I.nt:tK. Mo . Mnv 11. The Amer ican opera opened here last ni(?ht to a large ami very brilliant audience at the grand Music Hull in tbe Exposi tion Building, and was received with unusually cordial expressions of favor. ti. nnurn wna The 1'lvina Dutchman, and it was renuereu in aupvru bij', the soloists. Juch, Whitney, Ludwig an. Annlubv. being in nne voice, ilnmpshire, $8000; Vermont, 1 5,000; ,The chor'U8 wft9 g00$t and theselUegs M.ssachtisetts, $.14,000; ne and accessories far superior to any land, $95,000; Connecticut, thing previously seen here. xt".'v.l. ar.f nn- Npw Jersev.120. rVo. Ponn'avlvania. $491,000; Dela ' eia-, nnn-. rVarvland. $157,000: Virginia, $404,000: West Virginia, .215500 Noith Carolina, $26,500; u.K Pornlina. $341,000; tieorg a, .ifl ROfl- Vint iila. :tl4.000: Alabama, io7-.'nfvi' If HHissinoi. $103,500; Ixiuis- f.' in:!nnn-. Texas. 050.000; Ark ansas, $14tl,0C0; Tennessee, 4V; Kenmcky, $2.-7,O0O; Indiana, $l.i-V 0. 0: Ohio. $348,000: Illinois, $65.0ti0; MlnV,im.n. J18.01X): Wisi-onsin, l.UD,- tinm.snt.a. 1POOOO: Montana. $25 000; California. $:i'.'2,6 0:M ssouri, i 7 r,on i ( Ireiron. $li05,0O0 ; Washington tJ,i.o. I4.500: Ohio river. $0J,- OflO- Falls of 0'iio. $200,000; Missouri ' rt. . m:-...:.. ..... rwnr river. ftltll.'.UI t' . JHlBSiOB I'l'i :,K05,(ll)U; ex miniuion mm '." 100,000. Hatlonnl llnnu .lnUcl. Wasbisoti-s, May 11. -The Comp troller of the Currency lo-nny in tended lie corporate existence ol the Colorado national i:ik oi Colo.," to Vay 15, If 10. ( oiiiluittlona. Washington. May 11.-The Presi dent sent the lollowing noiniimi to the Semite to-day: Cla dice Kilge loy tireathoue of California to bo Consul-General of the United b ates at Kanagawa. The nonnniit on of Warren Cireen lor tne posiuuu ...v been withdrawn ilie fbaruo Aalna Boaerraaa. Washington. May ll.-The Senate CommitU'e on Finance h'ard Oen. ii. F. Butler to-day in opposiuon w ii.o contirmation of Gen. llos:crans to be T?u.,itr nf the Treasury. Gen. Kose- crans was also before the committee oniwor the rharees waicu uo been brought against him. TYvn amnio has oriven me exceed ingly good satisfaction in an inToter at case of rheumatism and neuralgia which had defied everything else symptoms have all disappeared. 0. L. KLM0THER, M.D., Iowa City, Ia The old 9as THE firm of SPKRD- A PHILUPS li thla da dl.toWed bf tual firm of JOHN K. bfBKD A CO. will continue the butine.1 at "J1- W!!RV t... Mn a laaji. ' J- M. PHIUUPa. iH .Uipui.t Afaarj.t " ' witudxiawaIj on. N ,.ti,lnfro Ibeflrsiof BPJBD A PHILtlPS. I '"""f'MTualVpa.01'1 firm to the food will of pay frlendi. CHANGE OP FIRM. - . . . i . i 1 !..) tiwmntiial Anni.tlt. V bin'..; !..tr?Ud U n. shall k. o.ralully look.d after a. h". UPKHf. CO. ini of iliiuliis Capital, $200,000. Surplus, $25,000. J. K 0DWIN. Prest. J. K. GOOMBaH, lee-Pree'U C. H. BA1HE, CaaWer T. B.TURLRY. W. 8. BKUCK. 5. M. NKLflON, , M. BMITB. Vf. j. WlXKfeRHON, JOHN AHMlbJ-AU loiard or Dlraotor M. SOODBAB, :. GAVIN, m utUJ fHA,krK8!?T. r, aoDwnr, w. fAL.ua. R. T. CO0PKH, 0. D. SHYAM. V A. W.CMKW-Jlf. m aaeworal Bai-lsaf; mwA Depoaltary af the State r'a?T.?2?itZZZm Flcree Tornado ' at jbeaeeaworlh. Haa, Lkavenwobth, Kah., May 11. At tn-rlav a fierce tornado struck this city and did an immense amount of damage to properxy. yond recoguit on, 1231 Cherry. Killed at Smith and Moffatt -Frank O. Smith, proprietor, thirty-two years, liniA lott tj'innio. nnarueu ai iuc v.i-u topolis Hotel; Jno. Kane, cotlee roaster, twenty-eight years, skull broken, Central and Walnut streevS; Henry Jackson, coloied, head crushed, body mas ed, Wyandotte, Kas ; Sam Blac, eighteen "years, neckbrosen, residence unknown. Killed at the Cov.n-Ucwt Henry Fatally Bbot Ills Wife. EvAnsviLLr, Ibd., May 11. A Ger man named Jacob I.ng shot his wife thin,, ah the heart at Mount Verron, Ind, last night at 11 o'clock. It is suppose 1 his mind is unsound. He aa a an lier of th Einhty-teventh Tn.linnii. and was in Andersonville where he suffered greatly from hard ship and disease. Fira la tbe Keweaalle Coal-Hlae . lanciAL to TBI rriiL.I Bibsiibouam, Ala , Msy 11. A fire in the Kewcaetie coal-mine was stopped to-day. It required a hird fight nearly all last night and several boors this mom.ng. Alt the timbers wf re burned fcr about 400 feet, and a larse quantity of slate precipitated. BOGUS BUTTER In-oraed hj tne measo oar- Traue. 1 ha Asa-elated Freea. Cnii Aiin. Ii-u. May 11. Tho Daily V..... in itn iaann nf to-IHOrrOW. Wl ,im.J.i a nan tn n d scriiitioii of the ..lr f th Anmeiati'il Tressithe scope of its new field; ita methods for co lectingthe happenings of a day in all parts of the globe, and improve ments which have entered into the service; tho rapid handling of news events, together with sketches of the nnd his conn of as sistants in all the principal cities this country nnd huropc. E. SLAGER, : : : TiULOH. MY BPRIN AND SU M M r'sTOOs: la now ' PJ;. ffiff' in. of the leteat and eholoeit de.lana In all In order to oer to the pnblie the laleel ble prioea. I with to make apeelal mta jtrodude nionania eooan at ro ,...- - -;--.-r. - iv. -- j. klon of mr aelaoUon of a larre j aaaoruaan. oi ua '?-- -T" L .ni In NI.III rBOtVSlBaue, wnien are now uj f inapaotlo. of my friaada and tba publio. at my old aUcd. ?Cor. Beeoaid aad JefTeraaa Htm. of TRY THEM ! TltY THEM ! THY THEM! , Try Zellner'fl EnRlIsU waiKingmsionoes . . . . . I.t In tt, alt 1,11 VVR'H llentr r.nM, in an " "L 5E, i N Ktt'S SS Ufu' Ulioaa. In all ..hapea and atylei. axe the nob. - Ul... -.. k.a In . ha united Btaiei. 7.KLLN KR'H Bora shoea are the beat that are made. ZELLN KK'H t'hlldrrn'a Mliora will lava yon money. 7 hi in KR'8 Latllea' Mhoea ami lill.prB are the hand- lith .ilk wonted bntt.n bole., are the r.ate.l bar- Aoo. Nav-B interrupt any conversation with n hacking cough ; it creates a bud impr shion. HetU-r invent a qua'' ter of a dollar in a bottle of Dr. Hull s Cough Syrup and cure it Ww-a-a CORSET SHOES For WEAK AN KLoly Agents VonPorder. or ,om, ffST " "Tl - (Jeriiian-Anierlcan It. nnd L. Ass'n. rpilE annnal meetina of thia aMocliition I ':n l.v.ij . No.lhMadi.on ?.?ry will i-e Pre,,n..d and the eleali n of offlceri tor toe ennuiua '. . ,; A new iorie limited to 6IH bare. will be opened for oubfcrlption, and loenl can be -lr....i in ..nkhn dr are invited to attend"" JOHN SCHBIBLER. Pre.ldent, ( 1APON FI'RINOS AND.BATllStAikaline J Lithla Water.; aiao Fine Iron Yt n'erj), llampihir. Co.. W Va. No fo. No ma,a- Where ine aica iuu -- r. and the well are alway. happy. P.". ria nnnnr. an Bend for pamphlet ff. 11. BALK. Prop. riiif" Af;fi. Mar 11. The following resolutions were passed this afternoon bv the Board of Directors of the ChiCe JJ0BIU Ul iia ifJ, um ... mendation of the Inspection Com mittee: , ,. Wbkrias, Certain parties have peti tioned Congress to place a tax of ten cents per pound oo oleomarger.ne or butterine;and whwea such a tax is ai unreasonable ' and UDjust as it would be to ix butter or any article of borne food; "d whereas tbe ovtton of ich a m aa ire would comt lettly d. destroy large and gro ing "dolrf and farther deprive the public of aa a t cie of food w.oleeoe e aBd ecooomica , end luithrmore cpu a lots of mil- ii i .lr.l'ara in ilia nxt ra-n.uK . teVe'ls of hs coun.rr ; therefore be it That the Chicago Bta-d oi Trde eutr" it priest a a'nst the adoption ol su. h a bill, and prays Con nrJs tJ d-feat it, recagn'xing as it ds that the ptoposed tax U jn.t sim nly to lur her the d-iry interets to t be ,nj ary and complete ds'.ruct.on f the manofactoie ol oleamargarme of but- aa aaa aaa a aamaaaaaaaaaa J. L. FROST, Cor. Second and Monroe SU.t Would call attention of Mi frienda and patron! to hia NEW SPUI5G STOCK, Comprlalnt the ehr lot "d. A" ian. of Foreign Uoode in the marhet. Havina taken Iiwoiel eate In their aeleo tion, I am pleated to .ay to my euetomeri and poblTo who fel ' f? ihow ahem linea oi aooda only found in leading houaea. DK. It. L. LASKl, Phnioian. KurireoB sua Accoucher RESIDKNCB AND OFFICE. 313 Main Street, Near Union Teleptons.Jla.n. MAIN (BTHDUT' SB-SSIjXjINI ""ulZr Vn, n AppUoatlon.--- i.liuni'rr-ir.-i ..". IlilHOI IkMMm WHOLESALE Irv Goods, Notions, Hosiery p.wrPT.P.T.iT.II'S FUIUaSllIIlu UUUU, No8. 328 and 328 Main St.. Memprus, Aenn. . . . n.Tn d niruiD Ihi.k NrHl.lw " - wUiaomparei.Tor.uy-..-;- ------ sheeUa. Mhlrtlaf, KM. leanesaee tauui-ciuii" - - r. j- . t n OATjTI. O.K. HOUOIE: d doc IVo. 4189 Main Street, Memphis. nd Orerame AT LOWEST PIUCES FOU CASH Oil TIME. Sboet Mnsic and Knots. Nfw Pitinos far Rent .I.R.GODIW&GB. And Commission ierciuuwf If oa, 34 and 30 Madison Street, Mempkli