Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Cleaning and Dyeing to perfection. at
HOlenberg's, 262 Second street.
Three card pictures for fifty cents, at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, oil Main st.
Yesterday was the first really hot day
that we have had since the recent cold
snap.
-Work is being vigorously prosecuted
on the various buildings going up around
town.
The Chancery Court convened YES
terday q adjourned without doing any
thing.
To-day is the longest day in the year,
utes in length.
Fishing parties returning from the
other side report mosquitoes fewer and fish
pleAtier than ten days ago.
VIM. Mosley, for keeping a dangerous
and vicious dog. was fined $40 by the Re-
corder yesterday morning.
Reference to our t~eleRraphie column
will show how Louisville transcends all
American cities in ~stupendous crimes.
DIR. Plough has been sick aud conf ned
to his room for a week or more, and in
consequence is not able to attend to bust
ness.
Summer vegetables are slowly COM
ing into market. Green corn, tomatoes.
etc., are still not to be had short of a
small fortune.
The Recorder yesterday morning dis
posed OF sixty-one cases. Fines to the
amount OF 1891 were assessed, and SI53
were collected. A goodsday's work.
We acknowledge the receipt of an in
vitation to the commencement exercises
of Mrs. McGehee's Memphis Ladies' In
stitute, on next Thursday evening, at
Assembly Hall.
1t was stated yesterday by an attor-
ney to: a reporter that Judge Foute de-
clared that he did not consider himself
out of office until the August election,
and should demand his salary up to that
time. .-HIAE I p.
We are glad to notice 'Squira Herman
again on the streets yesterday Ilorning,
looking much the worse for his late at
tack, however. We hope sOon again to
see bin on the bench as Jolly and rubi-
cund as of yore.
About three O'Clock yesterday even
ing a very heavy cloud arose from the
southeast, and for an hOur or more
threatened to delugs us with rain. For
tun9tely it passed of, and at present
writing there are no signs of q change of
the wesoher.
The swallows and house martins are
not so plentiful around town this season
as they were last. Some OF their haunts
of last year are completely deserted this
year-greatly to the relief Of household
ers and n~eighbors, who in some localities
were annoyed with their CHATTER from sun
set 70 sunrise again, every night. |
F. NJ. Cash, ESQ, complained at the
First District station house Yesterday
morning against a womau named Annie
ID. POmdelteo, wkcm he accuses of as
saultiUg his child, Thos. NJ. cash, with in
tent to kill. The case will be heard before
Squire Miller to-day. rT FH1a |
VIII the dog law be enforced this sum
mer? We sincerely hope so. Next to
ConstantinOpie, Memphis is the earthly
heaven of dogs. There are two dozen
worthless ours around the corner of JEFF
fersOn street and Center alley, every one
of which ought to have his tail cut OF
close behind his ears.
"A horse attached 20 Humes' bakery
wagon took fright Sunday evening at
something near the corner of Beale and
Main streets, and ran up Beale to Shelby, /
and from Shelby to Court street, on
Front Row; thence he turned into Court !
and ran to Court Square, where he was {
and stopped, not having broken I
4 buckle ever in his mad flight. !
Hugh Newton was arrested yesterday 5
IN the affidavit of w. McCarver, who
charges him with having with malice pre- =
1e7sse burned down his house in Chelsea I
days ago. The case was brought be- <
ore Squire Miller, but the parties not S
)eing ready it was postponed until this \
morning at ten O'Clock. Newton, in de- 6
of 5000 bonds, was sent to jail until 4
time. in
Under the head OF "a Savory Discuss
the Dyersburg Gazette says that
be A~VdtG1cAe, APPEAL and Ledger are
engaged in an elegant, polite and
earned discussion on the .'tumble-bug
uestion." Not so, friend Tom. The APP
A never entered into the tumble-bug
rena, 1t simply assisted the two rollers to 7.
onnt. We were a looker-ou; when we ~
we don't ron that sort Of stuff.
John Hines accused Sophia Miller Of
1reatening to burn his house down and
ave him licked. Squire Miller mt the +.
eliigerent Miss Miller under bonds sof n
100 to keep the peace. Mr.. Hines has ~
worried so mach of late by Sophia's ii
lreats of arson, that all that 10 necessary -
!, throw him into fits Is to say sHows N
ophia?" He instantly takes il to mean "a
house a6re" and "goes Of"
Squire Hume F. Hill, In a letter to
ne Editors of the APPEAL, says; 'sThe ID