Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-14
THE NEWS.

Huntingdon, Tenn, is Improving wsry
fast.
Fly" .
A new opera, the "Gly, Row is an
nounced. IVY
The Rev. Cooke is beart-broken, peni-
tent and needy.
nalugewaVef, ', ermont, had a six-inch
a lew mis-, hts ago.
IN LorIdOD 4O,OOO children are growing
up "H>nout education.
u y .ewpoLt, Rhode Island, has a new free
'ADrary of 10000 volumes.
Howard has gone up. His patent brick
university is going down.
Rosa Bonheur is painting a group OF
lions for the Bey of Tunis.
Smythe's congregation repudiate him
for mixing milk with his gin.
Fenisn O'Neil is to start q campaign
Republican paper in New York.
The tunnel through Mo unit Gents will
be in running order next August.
Brick PomerOy says if he goes to Con-
gress he can't be- bribed or bought.
Hon. p. Saw ger, of Wisconsin, declines
being a candidate for Coz ;ress again.
Mrs. Scott-siddons isA deIighting the
cultivated circles of New Haven, Conn.
A divorce suit in Des Moines, Iowa, is
letting daylight into the Knight family.
Mazaini is next to penniless. All his
own personal fortune has gone long ago.
The New York Herald was thirty-six
years old Saturday and very lively for its
age.
The Chicago river is still pronounced
a foul stencil in the nostrils of all 'good
citizens"
The awful and pitfable condition of the
working women of Boston is attracting
attention.
The destruction to property by the late
| storm at Philadelphia and suburb will
reach $500, 600.
General Jordan Is the lion of New York
Just now. He dresses well, and lives like
u Cuban grsndee.
Senator Anthony does not believe in
publishing the laws of the United States
in the newspapers.
There are only six gin stills in the
United States-four in Connecticut and
two in Massachusetts,
The gross receipts of the late Bazaar in
aid ofthe New York "Sheltering Arms'i
are. reported at $50, 000.s
George Holland, the &teran comedian,
| Will SlluINlN I6GllE AAOAA4 NhO oAnhCa
is supposed to be 800 or 600 years old.
Victor Hugo has written a letter to
Cluseret, the French Red Radical, glori-
fying John Brown of the restless soul.
Ex-Queen Isabella has a new lover in
the person of Russian nObleman, who
gambled his whole fortune away in Paris.
Mr.. J. Levy, the cornet player, Is going
to California next week with the com
pany organized by Miss Adelaide Phillips
Hoar had a confidential chat with the
learned pig the other day. The pig adj
vised him to resign. Wise and learned
pig.
Two of the leaders of fashion in Lon
!, don, Lady Wordsworth and Lady Waldo
grave, were educated as professional mu-
sicians.
If half the published charges are true
Sir John Mcdonald, the Canadian pre-
mier, is the champion dTunkard of Nortt
America.
John w. Forney admits that Bullock
I scalawag Governor of Georgia, distributed
$500 among the employees of the Wash
ingtOn Chronicle.
The water of that famous mineral spring
in Paramount Park, the Boston Post says
tastes like damaged pork pickle dranl
out of an old boot"
{ An English tourist at Tours, finding thu
! hause of Balzac occupied by a dentist
had a tooth drawn for the sake of the as
7 sociations of the spot.
An sstute writer for the New Yorl
4, Times has made the discovery that in in
: tellect Madison was inferior to Lincoln
I Gallileo and Grimaldi.
A national system of education, is tn
natural desire of the ex~-Freedmen's Blu
reau officers. They want a perpetustiol
of their power and places.
: CasparB Isler, of Rochester, Minnesoia
, is under arrest for raping his own daugh
ter, aged eleven. Why keep him unde
: arrest9 Why not kill him?
: McCoole has challenged Mace to fgh
, him within six months, within fifty mile
: of New Orleans, for $4,000. Mace, 1t is re
9 ported, has accepted the challenge.
The scourge of grasshoppers which dc
e Yastated the Red River settlement tw,
# years ago, is again feared this year, a
= g~rasshoPper eggs are very abundant.
: William Kinney, of Maiden, Ill, ha
II been driven crazy because a young We
o man won't marry him, which is nearly a
bad as TO drive him crazy after marryin
u him.
g The Now York Herald is responsible
for h statement that a hat was passe
a rOul u IN tno Obndto hub ObnoE udN AOr Tn
= Colfax baby, and hat every Senator cor
i tributed a V.
The railroad excitement is growing a
over Texas. Every paper contains az
% counts of railroad meetings, or survey
being made on new lines, and Tepairin
of OLD ones %
At Bismarck's disease unfortunately is n,
x thing but delirium tremens Beside
drinking vast quantities of wine, II
Prussian Chancellor is said TO be q habi
ual morphine-eater.
Of Bismarck is a tall, elderly, awkwal
IS person, clad in military uniform, with II
ie star of authority hung upon his breas
IL and a plain sword dangling ungracefui
a beside his long legs.
One of the Roman Bishops preaehI
~ the other day at Velletri, and, in Il
course of his sermon, called railroad
a telegraphs and the printing press al
Is ventions Of the devil"
Mile. daGhampagny, a fashipnabl de
at mute, 81 . wife OF Tsd 9 : astEfe..suffe, {
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