Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-11
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ST. Charles Saloon-au drinks Is cents.
Winter clothing were in demand lsst
night.
The Thermometer was only So Fair.
81 three o'clock yesterday.
On account OF the very unpleasant
weather yesterday the hremen's picnic
We a failure.
We hope the weather viii moderate
so that the picnic of the Odd Fellows to-
MORROW may be a success.
The grand picnic Of the Schiller
Lodge. l.. o. 0. E, takes place tomorrow
Al James Park. Everybody is going.
Always on dle, at Caledonia Saloon,
corner Madison and Main streets, New
York, Chicago, Cincinnati and 81. LOUIS
daiIi-s and all sporting papers.
The work Of repairing the NicOlsou
pavement goes braysly on. The work
men were engaged last evening on the
corner of Bsale and Main streets, in front
OF the Second Presbyterian Church
-Oppenheimer & Hochstadter, 6s JEFF
ferson street. Charley Williams Did
scsudr. keep constantly al their market an
assortment Of choice fresh meats and
vegetables.
-Aunie Fisher aIi1s Gallagher tossed q
gentleman named Whelsn down stairs
IasU night and broke his arm. The gentle
Annie vas arrested and held to answer TO
the charge OF assault and battery.
The work on the switch and curves
for the street railway depot is being VigOr-
ouslv showed forward, a in a very few
davs the crOssing OF West Cour and Main
streets viii be complete. The workmen
were yesterday engaged IN laying n
drslDs, etc.
I've understand that the Mendelssohn
$ au-raHHa E1nh last mf1hT gArnnana0 OuF
mend y. Corona, AZ mis- residence on
Poplar street. Hsndwsrker's band was
preaent, and played several selections
from the operas in the style for which
they are celebrated.
The following conversation occurred
about four O'Clock yesterday afternoon
among the WOrkmen on the building go
Ing up ca the corner Of Union and Front.
First workman (shivering in his shirt
sleeves: Nike, did liver ye see such a
spring as tbiB2' Nike: 7 be sure.
FAX I sawi IL last DECEMBER in Omaha!'
Mr.. p. HarrisoH, whom we reported
Yesterday morning Is having been ar
rested on the charge Of assault ana
ing a pistol" was honorably discharged
by The Recorder when the case was tried.
Mr.. Harrison is a quiet, respectable citi-
zen, and We are sorry that bis name
should have thus figured in our police re-
Port.
-1he oyster season is definitely over.
in despite Of the late cold snap, and fine
lunches are becoming the order OF the
dav in dnst-class bar-rooms. Mr.. Vincent
BotUo, recognizing this fact, sets a splen-
did luueh every morning. at the corner Of
Washington AID Front Madam Nincent's
old place., from len Til two. The same
good liquors, nns cigars, etc.s as OF DID,
always 10 be found 81 the bar.
W. lam that tho hnHu of Charles
Camley, the hackdriver who lost his life
some days since ia attempting 70 board 8
steamer al the ST. Louis wharfBO2t, vas
seen TO rise Yesterday afternoon about 3
O'Clock, At the foot OF Beale street. IL
WIS Immediately recovered, aud as viii
be seen by a notice elsewhere, Will be
buried TO-DAY at Oneflf O'Clock. The al
Eention Of all drivers Of hacks and car
riages 10 called 10 the funeral notice.
The fasts connected with the shooting
Of CassaretbO, as we heard them yester-
day, are that be and a negro named John
Miller had q dil3culty, 4 few days before,
and that "a he wa drawing a bucket of
water from his well, about one hundred
and fifty yards from tha houselOn the
old Borrow placel Miller approached and
discharged one barrel Of q double barrel
shot gun at him. -Four shot, which were
about No. 4,s, took effect, and produced
a painful but not necessarily dangerous
wound.
An infamous outrage was perpetnated
at Humboldt Park during the Mai Fest on
Monday. While the proprietor OF the
park, Mr.. Christian Beober, was over a.
James Park, taking partin the festivities,
some miscreant went TO his house and
cutting a large oil painting Of the great
Won Humboldt recently painted to order
for Mr. Beeberl out Of It's frame, put IL in
the FIRE and burned IL up. Mr.. Becher has
no idea who committed the villainOus act.
but will leave no stone %unturned to find
him out, and when be does viii prosecute
him 20 the extent Of the law.
Two immense tsrraBtBlas nave been
brought 70 this city within day or two,
enseOnsed in. punches OF bananas. One
was killed At the fruit store under the
Peabody, on Sunday. sad another at a
private residence on Exchange street, on
Monday. The family had received a
bunch Of bananas the day before, from
New Orleans, and while dressing in the
morning the lady Of the house was hOr-
ri6ed 70 see a tarraDfula crawling on her
dress. Her screams alarmed the servants,
who rushed in and swept the reptile of
with a broom and killed il. They are
more poisonous b a the ratJlesnake, and
persons would DO well TO be on their
guard.
CHILDREN's suits, elegantly braided,
and embroidered in Marseilies, Piques
and Linen, selling very cheap az
A SEESSEL q SONS.
SPANGLED Fans, with elegantly carved