Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
NEWS OF Qua EElGas0RS.


ALABAMA.
Tallsdssa Is pushirg ahead.
Howard college, Marion, opened with
ninety-hve students.
Dsmopolis musical circles attend con-
oerts given by singing mouse.
DIR o. Perrin has succeeded TO the
Tlresid-ucv Of the West Alabama agricul-
Lural sss0ciatiOn.
Ben. BrGWn, a printer from Tuscaloosa,
was admitted, as patient, 10 the insane
asylum Toe Cthsr day.
Negroes and scslaWsgs thronged De-
MOI olis during the sitting of tbs Ku-klux
comm tee IN that town.
Little boys who steal oranges in Mo-
lille are banighsd 20 New Orleans-proba-
DIV b5csuse oranges are cheaper there.
Hon. J. d r Richardson, speaker Of the
house Of representatives Of T0nDesseel Is
brothsr-in-lsw TO Colonel ]. J. Dolly, OF
3resns county,
qousskeepars OF Mobile have the best
Eupt. lied market in the United States
fron =, hich 10 draw meats, nah, poultry,
game snG vegetables.
Tfs Mobile Tribune tells 3 story OF
soldier. arrested by ths civil authorities,
being released BY subaltsrn ofnOer OF
the command and CfsBted three months
furlouEb s0fg thing for The soldier, but
not Z A1tL4N 1ilAAAAHE ~ ANHH
ARKANSAS.
Tbs Helena Times has gone under.
DE- Castro is mystifying Little Rock.
The Pine Bluff Press il making money.
Russolyiile, Pope county, is rapidly
growing.
The state Medical Association met In
Little Rock last evsning.
Anew mail route has been established
bstwesn Pins Bluff and Camden.
Barney Hughes' North Osrolina Indians
have srTivsd in tbs Cherokee Nation.
Every Bripdls-tsil oficisl In Arkansas
will have 70 vsczle If Clayton desires 1t.
Pigeons are plenty about Littls Rock,
but, the GszsEte says, ny qusutity high"
George S. Scott has bssn appointed
sssez sOr of internsl revenue Tor ths second
district.
Little Rock has g clairvOysnt who ad-
vsrflsas % ths amount Of three squares
and pays for &C.
Alderman named Rsstis was drowned
opposite Little Rock last Sunday evening
by she sinking Of = skin.
General Jsmes +. FGgsn-Arksnsas's
leading insurance man-was IN Fort
Smith last week.
The grand lodge Of oddFsllows Of The
State, Hon J. 81. Hanks presiding, is in
session ST Little Rock.
E,Tae Little Rock conference Of the
Methodist i 1ic1psl church, South, met
yesterday, Bishop AeFyns presiding.
Bill Dzniels, a wsll-knoWn saloon
keeper Of Little Rock and Hot Springs,
owns the bar OF the Pacific hotel, st the
Rock.
We win bsak Mr.. J. n Smitbee, editor
OF the Gszstte. Little Rock, 20 do more
And batter iourna istic work than any
other newspaper man in the State.
Sparks, Of the Fort Smith Herald, is
ve-y Justly indignant at the discontinue
anos OF the postofios at Seulyville, q. N,
ss he has q good list OF subscribers at that
place.
Colonel W. J. Patton. publisher OF the
Lizzie Rock Journal, and who was re-
moved from ths position of internal. rev.
enus collectOr by the President the other
dav. il vice president of the Repaid
Southern press association.
The Fort Smith Herald intim ates that
there IL & ring at work to sscure the re-
moyzl OF nr. Bsnnett, postmaster a. that
shat plses, and deprecstes the movement
without shoBidering the political sins ol
the oficial whose head y In danger
AtLittle Rock, on Tuesday, some moy-
ere were passing through en- route 20
women. who were rsisea with the family
and Is a matter Of choice were going 20
Tsxas. 8 crowd Of about two hundred
NEGROES surrounded the wagons and took
the negroes away By force, and against
their proteztations. Great indignation Is
felt there among the white people 81 this
outrage.
Explaining 10 the St. Louis Times what
is necessary for that city to do TO secure
Do aR.T q aa
~ Tuesday says; g The only effort that
can gasrmanently secure 1t will be TO COM
nlete. 81 early as possible, the Cairo and
Fnlton railroad. Memphis is now push
inq her DsVsll's Bluft, Camden and
Shreveport read forward. The branch
from Dsvau's Bluff 20 Pine Bluff is al
ready under way. II st. Louis wants the
trade al Arkansas let her move forward
her lines of railway into our country as
ranidIv IS rlossf fble." The Cairo and Full
ton rsilrosd is now In the hands of Mr..
Thoe Allen, who IL president of the com
many and owns q controlling share OF the
stock.
MISSISSIPPI.
A grange of the nPatrons of Husband.
~" has been organized in Bonneville
Major Bsrksdsle is csnvsssing this Stat.
with Governor AlcOTn, and Is handling
him without gloves,
Captain TbOs. d " ooos Il the Dsno
cratic candidate for State attorney in thf
Meridian district.
Captain Geo. c. Brown, Of Columbus, ns
withdrawn his name - osndlaate loi
the office Of ehgncsry clerk.
There viii be a grand rally and torcb
light procession by the opponents OF IN
fools and thieves, in Meridian nexs sat
urcsy.
Every man who has besn in the stat
ai1 Donthsi ana ln any particular cOens.
lister and vote.