Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-04

vote Of her people, subscribed three hun
bred thousand dollars TO the stock Of the
Memphis and Selma Railroad ; this il
noble for Selma, and 3 great lift" for
the rOsS.
As Mr.. John Hudson was crossing
the railroad track, returning from the
MAifest yesterday evening, his horse
SHE'D and be was thrown out OF his
buggy, bresking a leg and otherwise
iDjUring him.
"A fire occurred at No. 123 Jefferson
street yesterday Horning abOut4 o'clock,
in q grocery store owned by Mr.. John
Palmer. The stock is 3 total loss, but the
Building was partly saved. IL was in
sured in TOmlinson's agency for Sl250.
A gentleman named Jones was driv-
ing q buggy around the corne Of Main
and AzRms, last evening about seven
O'Clock, and ran into q barouehe. The
buggy was going quite rapidly and Mr..
Jones was thrown out on his head and
knocked senseless. Toe buggy WAS also
considerably STAYED up.
The tide Of travel to the Hot Springs
hss already set in heavily. There sre at
the present time over seven hundred
persons there, and the Des Arc took
about thirty five more around yesterday
evening. AmOUg these we're Coming
si0re Montgomery and family, Mr.. r. D.
&Vsrd and family, and some twenty
Nsshingtonians.
AT the last regular meeting Of Ma
toma Temple No. /, in this city, the fol-
officers were elected J. G. Nc
Dsvitt, w. G. T., John W. Graham, W.
G. T., q. W. Tomlin, W. R., W, J. 3.
LOnsdsle, w. A. R, o r. CoghlsD, W
F. R F L. Sim, w. F., B. +. Price, w
o., W. Il. Timbe1iRke, w. D.. o., T.. r
Price, W. G., Joseph Crabb, w. s., G..
c. Price Chaplain.
in answer t. several Inquiries we re.
for public Information the follow
which q the correct appOFtiOnmsnt
Of delegstesN 10 the County Democratic
to be held on Saturday next:
Ward 10 delegates ; p, 3 Sd, 10
Alb, 6; 5th, s; 9sn, 5 9Th, 6 (; Sin, 3 Il
9th, 2 10-h, I-5S First d strict, 2 del
gates %, 2 ; 50, ? Alb, = On, , 7th,
I; 8 b, 2; 9h. 2 l0sb, 2; llJh, 2 18th,
? 18Th, 2; l6sh, 2 l7th, 2-2S. otsl
IS. No proxies admitted 10 represent the
.ppointees.
in the shooting ARRAY reported yes
,erday morning between Nike MuiloW-
ley and John G~eogbegaD, il seems that
he statements received and published
~ rs we're not quite correct. Mr.. Null
OWney informs Us that he was sitting on
|. doorstep, talking with a friend, when
feoghegan came up sGd drawing q pis-
fired at him and missed him. He
ook the pistol aWsy, and beat GeCghe-
ran OVer the head with il, enc or tH ice.
Eor this he was arrested and aherwsrd
.elessed. AS 10 shooting Gscghsgsn, he
cred eff a pistol during tBe STAIR.
Just before leaving for Europe, Der
lard LOEeDstein, of the firm OF B. Low
,nstein & Bros, purchased a full liue Of
pring goods to suit the trade and ladies
Z Memphis. He went il especially
leavy on ladies' dress goods, and We will
,~uatsntee thai there is not 3 house in the
south or Southwest that has g more els
.ant or complete line Of goOds-sveTy-
hiUg, indeed, thst 9 lady can want
han B. L9weUstein 81 Bros. Most o.
hese purchases were received yesterday
y expires, and our lguy readers are re-
luested 10 call today and examine them
Attention Is called TO the advertise
nent Of the Bfignoli troupe, which ap-
Desrs "a another column. 1t is super
luoGs to speak Of BrignOli-he is kGOyB
ghereVer music is-but of the other
uEALE45 " NGG AANAHO WIN 10y - "
miss. Mile. DursDd, the pTiBSI donna
8 spoken Of ss a very queen Of song,
nd wherever she has appeared her name
applause have been synonyms.
) gnOri PstFilli, Ssrti and L0cstell are
n well known to habitues Of the opera
q New York and New Orleans, not only
g splendid VOeslists, but also a. actors
f great merit-s something that cannot
,e said Of ell the best operate singers.
The box Office for the sale OF tickets will
ie open on Wednesday at the New Mem
his.
We learned last night Of a serious
hooting ARRAY which took place near
,omerville on Saturday evening be-
ween two well known citizens Of that
lace. II appears q farmer named Dod-
on, living some five miles out OF town
a the DancyVills rOsd found some hogs
+ a neighbOrs, in his field. He set bis
.ogs on them and succeeded in driving
hem out, but before ne did SO q Of the
hoats visa killed by the dogs. Just as
bis was done a man named Strickland,
he owner of the hogs came up snd asked
)Ods0n il he knew whose hog he had
TILED. TIE latter replied that be did,
nd was ready to pay for Il. Strickland
ePlied that be would settle the matter
q another way ard walked of into the
yocd, returning shortly sfterwaTd with
lis SOD, JEFF. Strickland and 3 negro.
What t~ranepired between the parties We
lid not learn, butt ended 10 JEFF. Strick
ard, who is represented as q desperado,
hoOting old man D0dson and mortsily
rounding him. The trio then put Out
OK the woods and had not been caught
to yesterday, when the Sheriff of the
came to thu city to ask the aid OF
he police In srresting the murdeEer5.