Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-02
CITY PARAGRAPHS

About 3 O'Clock yesterday the Their
m0mster rssched 951.
Tbs Hebrew Orphan picnic takes
plaos on Tuesday, june 9th, at james
Park.
The colored mackersl stealer was sent
90 Isl yesterday by the Recorder on q
charge OF grand larceny, $500 bail
Two women in happy hollow in
Weighed a tipsy individual into their room
and cleaned him out Of $50. They then
cleared out.
The city Is all agog in reference % the
Greeley lecture tonight, and We expect
fhe theatsr viii be crowded as il has never
geen before.
John Carter, who was arrested Mon
dsy night for stabbing a fellow darky,
vas sent % The county jail yesterday be-
azuse as could not procure 5000 bail
a card from Mr.. j. 3. Bingham, Of the
san, making over a column In length,
was hEud=d us for publication last night
st y O'Clock, too late for our paper to-dsy.
a suusd Of United States troops re-
entity visited Grenada, Miss, in search Of
The so-cslled Ku-Klux who visited Pom
cctcc 8 few days since. Their search in
me bottoms Wss frultless.
Mr.. Horace Greeley viii arrive to-day
w the 9 O'Clock train on the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad. He viii be met
uv q delegation Of the city Press, Mayor
Johnson, sud other gentlemen.
From the excessive hard service which
the Bibles in the Criminal Court had to
perform during the past year, their covers
we're worn away between thumbing and
Tipping, so a new set had 70 be procured
We hope Mr.. Greeley viii be induced
10 speak al our Land and Labor COuven-
lion today. Our people would ~ to
nave his views upon the subjects before
That body.
A SQUAD Of Federal troops (the Sixth
Infantry have reached Marion and Hope
held, Ark, ia search Of the parties 10 the
recent row In the vicinity Of those towns.
They are under orders from Washington,
M desive their power from the Ku-Klux
lsW,
in 8 remote portion Of our city, where
.srge wholesale houses are not known,
here exists a little grocery, with candle
uoE top siRnboardE, as follows: Good
oder house for sale" aWatsr only for u
austomers." Fresh bacon and butter
nilcb for sac here"
-HOoley's Minstrel Troupe viii shortly
occupy the stage Of our handsome theater.
Their engagement commences on 1uesdey
Dext, and viii continue during the week.
The dooleys are spoken Of in the most
dsttering terms e. among the FIRST, IL not
the first negro minstrel troupe now in
existence.
"A slow investigation INTO the facts
and circumstances Of the Sunday evening
amusement q. Hop5dsld, which resulted
90 disastrouEly 30 the pleasure-sesking
darkies who were playing Ku-KluX, goes
on. All the white men that had been ar
rested were liberated except one, Dr..
BOstner, who Is stil held for further eX-
animation.
Last evening, about 2 O'Clock, Dr..
Lyles aiighted from his rOckaWay 81 the
north corner Of the Overton Hotel, TO
speak TO a legal friend on q matter OF bus
mess, and whilst earnestly engaged in
conversation some felOniOus scoundrel
appropriated his horse and rOekaway.
Bold act that. The thief had better travel
without sleeping, forthe ayenger IS on his
heels.
Mr.. John n. shaw, an old citizen,
emplovsd by Colonel Moore TO assist in
eauvassing q city IA the interests Of the
dLas Monumental Association" Of Rich
mond. is making q very vigorous, emclent
and slecsssfaI canvass. We are glad 70
know cur citizsns are fully alive 10 b
importance OF the enterprise, and are con
urIbuting so generally and literally 70 2
great work. May Il 50 continue 70 the
end.
Two young men named respectively
". Isl. McCintv ana JaLnes Courtney,
we're arrested yesterday by officer Ftz-
gibbons for stealing q yoke Of oxen over
ia Arkansas and selling them on this side.
They were caught Immediately after sell
ling q yoke. One Of the gentlemBn adj
United me buying one Of a yoke, but
whether Lhey were stolen OF not wiz be
developed before the Recorder to-dav.
Mr.. Charles II. Doriou. formerly Of tbe
49, - NTrahw 4 nnrfrw . o-Ae--- r
II nigh repute, and long connected with
he trsde of Memphis, died al moon
yesterday. Of 8Ongestiv6 chius. AT nj
residence Ia Fort Pickering. M
Dorion enjoyed the esteem Of the
mercantile community 70 Gn ex-
tent enabling rs 20 Bay That as a mer-
chant be was most honorable lie his deal
ings. as a citizen, upright and just, ard ia
aI1the relations of lif8 sustained an un-
blemished reputation. His funeral viii
axe plaes Uhiz morning st 10 O'Clock,
nom hss late residence, and VIII no
doubt be largely attended By bic brethren
1f the mercantile faculty.
We h~avsreccived from the Manager Of
the Holly Springs Dramatic Association
an Invitation % be present a. the nrst
performance, 70 take place Ia the Masonic
Han this evening. The bin FOX the occa-
sion embraces the comedy. /" EVerybOdy's
Friend" immortalized by Clark's side
splitting per- onation Of MOTOR Wellington
DsBeOts, and the farce, " Dead Shot"
We are glad 20 learn, IS we do from one
Who knows, that the performance Ia like
Iv 10 prove q success, IS the young aides
and gentlemen engSged have not only the
ambition 70 excel, but the ability and
educstion 70 reach excellence.
The train on the Memphis and
CHARLESTON road, leaving this city At IO.30
M. connects 81 COrinth with the south
I'D bound train on the Mobile and Ohio
49, The train coming east and reach
me this eisy 81 s pm. also CONTESTS with