Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-17
LOCAL

The psrk is clothed in d canopy G
"living green"
There were 35S negroes registered CT
Thursday and IFS whites yesterday.
The streets, just at present, have 8
very clean appearance.
Thunder, lightning, and rain yester-
day evening.
Ladies were out on the streets in
force yesterday morning.
up 10 one o'clock yesterday there
was not an arrest In the Second district.
-Work Of rebuilding has commenced
on the buildings recently burnt on JEFF
fersOn street.
The APPEAL Office is without q die
tionary since the fte-the first time in
nearly thirty years.
Friends write US that, notwithstand-
ing the fro5ts, the fruit crop is not in
jured.
e G. Main, BE eutthroat and thief
whiiom Lieut.. Main, Of the Arkansas
militia-hss beer appointed Sheriff OF
Crittenden county, Ark.
-Uol. Jake Frolich, of the Searcy
Ark Record, Is in town. He 7" slides
off" for north Tennessee to-day. Clarks-
lin VIII 10 "A AGtA VI AtA ICbs
The young lady who attempted to
commit suicide, & few days sgO, has en-
tirely recovered from the effects OF the
morphis. She says she WON'T thy iE again.
There will be a grand dinner to MI.
Johnson and a few friends at the Pea
body Hotel to-day. Well warrant that
MIR. johnson never ssw q haudsomer
dining room or ate e better dinner.
R. G. January, E>q, q merchant of
MaysVille, KY, well known to the mer-
chants OF our city, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head, in 8
fit Of mental alteration, q few days age.
The very Rev. P. J Ryan, Of st
Louis, will lecture st the New Assembly
Hail on nexI Wednesday evening. The
reverend gentleman is a splendid orator,
and & rich treat may be anticipated by
our citizens.
-" Mad-dog shooting has beecmsa
mania among some OF OuT police. We
do not believe there has ever been a sin
gle real "mad-dug" shot in this city.
There has certainty never been q cass of
human hydrophObis, although there
have been many persons bitten by so
called Z" msd-d0gs."
Dempsey and CsIe, two men
charged by the Metropolitan police with
arson, in the burning OF the Emgire sa-
loon, Appeal editorial rooms, ETC., we're
arrsignsd before Squire Willard, st o
O'clock on Thursday, aud were honor
ably discharged, there being no proof to
show that they were the parties who set
fire to the buildings.
DIR. Theo. HoeTner left yesterday af-
for q three months tour in EU-
rope. All who know the Doctor join in
wishing him unlimited erjoymeat in his
visit to the F4theriand and a safe return.
He hes left In his place DR.. Otto Schultz,
a gentleman OF culture, and a graduate
the same university as Dr.. Hoerner.
Both were students Under Liebig-the
greatest living organic chemist.
The local Of the Ledger says that
according to the morning papers "thlrty
or forty mad dogs nav bseu KILLED this
spring." He ought to know, from his
own experience, that rarely has q cas- OF
mad dOgism been reported in the "morn-
ing papers" that was not on the polics
If "Td6iss" is not rampant
it isn't because the police have not
killed "mad dogs" enough.
We understand that some Of the
whose names were mentioned ia
APPEALS report Of the late trial OF
10 Critte-den county, Ark, are
very much outraged at the notice We
gave them, and threaten Mr.. CrUmp's
attorney with condign punishment for
US the Information. We alone are
for the publication, and 90
beg to inform the bellic0ss individuals
who are in search Of a "fuss."
The Pittsburg Commercial Of April
7th gives the details OF a p0ntificisl nup-
tjsl high mass performed by the r.
Rev. NJ. Domi0ee, bishop Of the diocese
Df PittshuIg, on the occasion of the mar
rage of Mr.. s. D. Kane, of thfs city, to
Mrs. Maggie Carr, widow of the late
Carr. The LADY was 8 recent con-
vert to the Roman Catholic faith, which
lent additional interest to the occasion.
The great and wonderful rem
edy for Piles, BIzckeye SaiVe,''
iust received aud fer sale by
w, Il. SeaDrO0k,
Cor Main and Poplar SITS.