Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

If YOU wish to please a friend in the
country, send him a copy of the mammoth
WEEKLY APPEAL.
Fifteen a~rrests-nearly all State cases.
we're recorded at the lower station, up to
eight O'Clock last light.
-Cayce has sunk aR aVtesiap well at his
auction mart, on Second stTset-foHpd
water in abundance at thirty-six feet,
The case of Detectives MeCune and
Cornell did not come up yesterday in the
Criminal Court,
1t is reported that the Whitman Eng
Iish Opera (bouffe) Troupe will open a
short engagement in the city the last of
the week.
A beggarly $40 was ali that could be
raised out of those collected in the pris-
oner's docket of the Second District PO-
lice Court yesterday.
The weather yesterday was intensely
warm, and the only inviting spot around
town except the ice-cream saloons or
soda-water stands was the park.
Henry Hill, the negro arrested ON
| suspicion of the murder of Mr.. Priestle
Wilt have Q hessjpg tomorrow morning
before Justice Black,
Joe Dudley, a "PalV of the man
Kendall, who, il is alleged. was "triced
up by Curly MeCqpe and Council, was
locked up yesterday on the charge of va
graney.
-Remember the Odd-Fellows' pic
mic to-day, ont at Central Park. Trains
will leave the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad depot fer the Park at $3.50 AM,
10 am. and l:30 pm.
There will be a grand picnic for the
benefit of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS fund, for
the relief of the widows and orphans, at
James Park, Monday, June l4th. The
advertisement, in another column, gives
further particulars.
An old dsrkey, while engaged in con-
versatiOn yesterday afternoon, at the
corner of Main and Union streets, he'd a
ham snatched from under his arm, by a
couple o fcolored mackerels. The old fell
low made desperate efforts to "saVe his
bacon,7 but failed signally,
1t was stated yesterday that Maioney,
who killed the negro man on Commerce
street Monday night, was seen on Main
street during the morning. There must
have been some mistake, however. as
those who should know declare that the
man has left the city. g
A food of trouble overcame Mr.. A.
BARCELONA Yesterday, the climax of which
was his arrest, at the instance of Mrs.
Flood. The case was taken before a JUS
tice of the Peace, and Mr.. b. was required
to furnish bond and security for the sup
port of the child.
Two fashionable ladies, Belle Ford
and Ellen Stores, the creme de Ia creme of
that aristocratic locality, Hades Minor,
are in tho lookup for having indulged i
2 free fight yesterday afternoon. They
will offer their explanations to the
Police Commissioners of the Second Dis
trict this afternoon.
The Labor UnfoH, B. +. @, Brooks pa
per, "the official organ of all the Labor
Unions in Tennessee, - HOSTS the name of
Martin T. Ryder for Governor. Ryder
writes aNetter of acceptance which is
published in the last issue of the Union,
which, though signed an. r." is Jau
enough of promises.
ALVEY fight took place on AIaip street
opposite the Square yesterday afternoon
about half-past four O'Clock. The pro-
peller of a hand car was rolling his We
hicle along the track of the Street Rail-
road, and when requested by the driver
of a car, the progress of which the negro
was impeding, to get out of the way"
made use of very abusive language in re-
ply. The driver OF the car, as it passed
The fellow, told him not TO obstrnct the