Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-24


snvils only resemble6 the clattero tack
hammers. Its financial success yet re-
mains a matter of grave doubt. Two
things only are regarded as certain-noth-
ing of the kind was ever undertaken IN
this country before and nothing ever viii
be again.
&c leading Radical organs in this
-odHntry are much exercised at h manner
in which the French Government con-
trolled the recent election. And yet There
were no negro riots, no bayonet guarded
polls, no ballOt-boN packing, none of the
controlling influences the sympathetic
Radicals think nothing of using to gain a
political victory in this land of the Tree.
The persecution of all natiOnalitieS
lint the Russian seems to be the order of
the day in Poland. The Russian Consul
General at Warsaw has found il necessary
to request Count Bismarck to warn all
German mechanics and labOrers of the
risks they Will run in making agreements
to Worki in Russian Poland.
The Man Who Laughs" " L'hOm-
me QUi rit," drags its slow length along
in the Courier deS Flats UpiS. 1t is diff
cult to say whether human nature or the
history Of England is worse burlesqued,
in this last and poorest Of Hugo's ro-
names.
Once more, it is inthnated, are we
to have a British Prince among us-the
Prince to whom is the name OF Arthur.
He Is coming over To take a look at Can
ada, and to permit Canada to take a look
at him, and the loyal tools of the Pro-
vinces are already in cOnniption fits about
it.
The WOmen's Medical College of
New York has this year turned out four
teen graduates, of whom seven are from
New York and two from Pennsylvania,
while England, canada, Massachusetts,
Indiana, Iowa, Kansas and Wisconsin are
represented by one each.
A life insurance agent of Terre
Haute, Ind, recently made four rips six
miles into the country on foot, making
forty-eight miles in all, to get . single
policy of 1000, the application for which
has since been rejected by the company.
The German Emigration Society of
st. Paul keeps a record of the arrival of
all German emigrantS. During the past
six or eight weeks the arrivals of his ma
tionality alone have averaged one hum
dred and fifty per week.
There is no doubt now that the
English House of Lords will cave in =
on the Irish Church Observation-Disclosures
Bill. The next best thing they can do
viii be to dissolve themselves, and mizzle
bAS NN0As my "N an OAAs NDlh OuN
institution.
Lord Stanley, oldest son of Earl
Derby, died a few days since 1t the
early age of 43 years. He was in public
life from 1S4s, and at the time of his death
was a member of Parliament for the Dor
0ugh he first represented.
The decision of the Gold Contract
case in Baltimore is a notable triumph for
those who insist that gold deposited in
banks in 1861 cannot now be repaid to de-
positors in legal tenders.
The New York U0r1d is going to
treat its readers to a novel by Miss Mart
lie, a new and aspiring German author
Of the realistic school. It is entitled the
g Countess GiseIla.''
The Paris ladies who choose to be
painted in nude attitudes sit behind a
screen, and the artist sees only the refec-
ton Of the fair sitter in a large mirror.
Col. John Q. Jackson, late of the
Confederate army, himself a
candidate for Governor of Mississippi
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