Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-29
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
Victor Hugo is to take q second wife.
Sleeves are to be rufied from the elbow.
small lace caps are fashionable for
young married ladies.
Fred. Douglass is working hard for q
Radical nomination for Congress.
It is reported that Clara Louise Kellogg
is engaged 10 a Hartford gentleman.
Large bows and loops viii be worn at
the back Of all costumes, at present.
The Chicago Post says Sypher is naught
10 Congress. Yes, he's been rubbed OF
the black board.
At Virginia, Nevada, Bill Bird, negro
barber, comes-OUt as an Independent can
idate for mayor.
Ex-Confederate General Wigfsll is at
Central City, Colorado, representing an
English mining company.
Miss Agnes Lee, daughter Of the great
Confederate chief. bears a striking re-
semblsnce 10 her nlustriOus father.
Mrs. John Wood is so run down in
health that her physicians forbid her
working, and won't even let her play.
Black and white lace Will be used to-
gether on black silks, but must be artis-
tically arranged to produce a pleasant eff
feet.
CoIfax's smile is said to suffer an inter-
mission during the still hours of night,
when ''that boy" takes a rOund Of squal-
ing.
Connecticut is TO witness a grand mill
tary display when Mr.. English is inaugu-
rated as Governor on the 4th Of next
month.
street dresses will be made, as hereto
fore, in suits, and most Of the cOnspicu-
Gus features of the winter styles viii be
retained.
From present indications the next
mayor OF Washington viii be a negro.
The field and have a majority on the
poll list.
The Christian Mirror deprecates the
custom OF having funerals on Sunday
unless there be an Immediate necessity
for them.
A warm political campaign for this
summe and tall is preparing in Mary
land. There are about IS, 900 black voters
in the State.
Grisaille, OF silver grey, is the chosen
shade for the season. 1t is very attract
i've. and its GOODNESS and luster combine
with every color.
Pendant earrings retain their popular
ity, and necklaces Of genuine gold beads, 1
on bands of hue or black velvet, are ele-
CANT and fashionable.
Illinois is rapidly purifying herself of
Radicallsm, as is proven by the almost
universal success Of the Democracy i'm the
recent town elections.
The Democratic leaders in Missouri are
preparing 20 call a State Convention for
the purpose Of c0nsultati0n regarding the
condition Of political affairs.
Gloves are worn of light colors, and are
fastened with small gilt chains or double
hHnHHnna M nnnnw#NaH Dlnnaa nwu nAn- D
wopn for full dress occasions.
A Philadelphia lady and her daughter,
said to belong to the wealthiest society Of
that city, nave been sentenced to a years
Imprisonment for shop-lifting.
Rev. s. d. Tinkel, DID,, has resigned
the pastOrate Of the German Lutheran
church at Washington, after twenty-three
years Of hard and faithful labor.
Mr.. Motley is said 10 be one Of the most
popular American Ministers we ever sent
abroad. He entertains q great deal, and
on a very elaborate and generous scale.
LADY Angela, who prssides over the
convent at South Bend, Ind, was a Miss
Ewing, s~ister-in law of General Sherman,
and once a reigning belle at Washington.
The Lynchburg Republican tells US that
Mrs. StOneWali Jackson is not TO be mar
ried TO a Boston millionaire, but to " one
Of Nirginia's most distinguished d~ivines."
That Radical light, the Chicago Tribune,
SAYS that President Grant has one defect
Of character rarely met with in high
places-an inexplicable respect for rich
men.
Governor Palmer, of Illinois, trims his
sails to the coming Democratic whirl-
wind by the declaration that "the war is
over, and men are to vote just as they
please"
c. b. Goodyear, Of Chicago, has given
$4,000 toward paying the 500 o debt Of
tine Baptist seminary there, and promises
5000 more If it is all paid before the list
OF July.
Prince Arthur recently attended a meet
ing Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Of Montreal, and publicly ex-
pressed his pleasure az being present at
The exercises.
To accommodate General Butler, the
Reconstruction COMMITTEES has promised
TO keep the Georgia stew warm until the
Of May, while be moves his things in
Massachusetts.
A late legacy gives 100000 to the /
Church Of Scotland. OF this :
sum $200.000 builds a cathedral in Edin-
burg, and $3.50 o annually 20 TO aid stu
dem OF theology. = 7
The Presbyterian Seminary of Chicago >
graduated seven young ministers at lis I
anniversary. The Western Seminary. a
At Allegheny City, has twenty-four in its
graduating class
Says the Richmond Dispatch. "Was y
ever q Nirginlan made a judge in Massa- :
Was ever a Nirginian sent 70 Z
congress from any New England State? o
We'd like 10 know" !.
A Wisconsin editor, possessed of good :
health, and q stock OF patience sufheient Y
or a jackass, declines 70 run for Congress r,
after the national capital is trans !
erred from Washington to the valley Of a
he Mississippi a
Empress Eugene smokes fourteen d
every day; and As she Is the 4,
mould Of female fashion, we expect 10 u
md the ladies Of America following her "a
august example" IN smoking as in other h,
ridiculous things. Y
II is a paradox populated throughout "
be North, by the proposition TO build a
svee-railway from Memphis to New Or
that The general rdiSiao Of cotton
D unused low lands Of the South will 70
ause a general I~oa0eTsng Of cotton North. IN
The annual meeting of the General As "a
which is the chief judiciatOry of VI
Presbyterian Church Of the United M
tates, is notified to meet on the 10Th Of al
next, at Louisville, KY. Rev. Stuart =,
.obinson, the last Moderator of the BODY, W
i'll deliver the opening discourse. co
Mrs. Eliza w. Farrar, widow Of Prof M
ohm Farrar, of Harvard college, and ~
Ithor Of 1.-The Young Ladies' FrfeBdp II
ld "Recollections Of Seventy Years" DR.
led at her residence in Springfield,
ass, on Friday, aged seyenty-eight.
was buried at Mount Auburn.
Governor Geary and other Union m.
saguel leaders want President Grant to Ias
lip develop a plot for securing .sthe en-
re- negro vote under the Fifteenth ly.
nendment.p Grant gazes into the dim de
stance, aud says yes 20 al Radical
opOsitioDs. That's his habit. lee
The Savannah Repnbloaa thinks it the
meWhat remarkable that no Southern IL
An is named for either party IN connec- .
n with the nomination for the next us
esidencY and il enters It's emphatic 80,