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

lard soiree, attended only by the upper
ten deaf mutes of Paris.
The Princess Mathilde, at a: late dra-
matte soiree at her house, was charming
in a lemon colored silk, trimmed with
periwinkles, a diamond glittering in the
heart of each.
A disastrous storm occurred last Mon
day at Council Bluffs, La. A new church
just completed, at a cost Of Sis, 600, was en-
tirely demolished. 1t is estimated that
the Losses will aggregate $4,000.
The labor party seems about as good as
dead. It's latest organ, the New YORK
Workman, is dead, and the attempts at
action on the part of its leaders grow
weaker and less frequent day by day.
Hon. Richard Haldemsn, Democratic
Congressman from. Cumberland District,
Pennsylvania, was married on Thursday
daughter of Senator Simon Cameron.
Ex-President johnson has announced
his intention of running for Congress in
his district, the one now represented by
Roderick Random Butler, of cadetship
fame, if his friends desire him to do so.
A Maine Yankee has invented a S. sew
ing machine, which is about as large as a
f~our-bladed jack knife, and is self-feeding
and knits a perfect elastic seam. 1t looks
| ike AL dDDl6-pdICI VI nubAAC6 hC
The Chicago Post says of itself that it is
San independent journal" n then adds
with charming consistency, that sit in
variably acts with the Republican party"
That's the way independent journalism
always ends.
Ex-Goy. Marshall, of Minnesota, has
lust returned from Red River. He reports
everything quiet. Riel is acknowledged
master of the situation, and is expecting
news from Canada favorable to the de-
mand for a provisional government.
The Rev. Frederick Fremont Loveb
pastor OF a church at Essex, Mass, Left
chat town very hastily the other day,
Just as the materials for a coat of tar-and-
feathers were being gathered together.
One of the women told on him herself.
The object of the civil service bill, ac.
cording to Mr.. Jenekes, is to save To {
government the millions of money tb al
now goes into the pockets of THEY es,
The st. Louis Times says the DemoLT attic
party will soon save him any far the
trouble on this score.
Butler says: "Now, we know tnat Mas.
sachusetts ideas, Massachusetts, statistics,
the education of Massachuse Cts people,
quite considerably impress tb.e Legislation
of the whole country" Yes, and Massa.
chusetts men put the plAblic money in
their pockets a~Onsiderab y.
The Hon. Lawrence a. Brainard, whose
death was announced ON Monday, WAS
Senator in Congress from Vermont il
1885, for the ~unexpired term Ofth T.. on
VIM. Upham. He was a resident fOry nam
years OF st. Alsans, and prominent in th
mercantile eiBeles of that place.
The Radical Louisville o. u,nereio
says "On Monday night, IS the trail
for Nashville passed S~tevensO, 4, a mart,
of fifteen men entered the ear : and locke,
through them for Seer AIRY Fletcher
Our informant was a = ,a-ssenger on tn
train. be supposed the a to be Ku-KIux.'
I'VE don't believe it, APPEAL
Charles Livingsto A. of st. Louis, has
mania for looking al his fellow-being
asleep, especially, young ladies. He wa
recently arreste' l for INDUCING himsel
att inc e1pehse of a young woman, VIII
screamed ana tainted, and by the bad
vicious tongr .es of the curious neighbor.
came near IL Sing her character.
The Pau Mall Gazette is making a lou
cutlery TO induce English ladies to adop
10 regime which has been inaugurate
by NINE. olivier in Paris, who sets tn
example OF Wearir z high evening dresses
ana epSourajsing them TO be worn b
those isdies who frequent her salons.
III" North German Correspond say
IDr, Gar has directed the suppression G
all DEGREES of the Pope's Council that al
= likely to cause discussion among the dii
, ferent sects in the Empire, or to excit
discomfort or ill-will against the Govern
ment. In this category are comprehend
ed the dogma of Papal I~ntallibility an
the Syllabus.
The Washington correspondent Of I'll
Savannah Meas says that more of Blu
locks schemes hav been broug,h hi I
h light. 1t is said he has actually sold 81
State road to Adams Express CGmpan,
and only awaits the action OF a c5rpet-ba
8 Legislature to cOnsummate the frau
Also, that it is proposed to buy the res
dence of John II. Jones, for a guberni
torial mansion, at a cost of S25O,0O0, a
k though the value does not exceed $4,000