Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-11
CITY PARAGRAPHS.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

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r J. BROWN. Observer.
WEATHER By TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1880 Rm.-The
following is a synopsis Of the weather Ior
The psst twenty-fOur hours, as reported to
the chief signal omcs Of the War Depart
ment: There has been but little change in
the weather since Saturday night. The
pressure has continued high. but with 3
,endency to diminish on Gulf and south
Atlantic. The low pressure IN the North
west has continued. and the barometer
stands st a more uniform length yer the
country east Of the Mississippi. The low
temperature on the Upper Mississippi and
Missouri continues, and It's influence is
perceptibls in the Ohio Valley and on
Lake Erie. Cloudy and hazy weather hiss
increased throughout the country. Threat
sning weather and light rains have been
reported In Arkansas and the Eastern
States. No reports have been received
from Lake Superior. No material change
is indicated as probable for Monday.
Canoes. with hksnssses Of the boys,
are much worn by the girls.
Buffalo gnats XIII mules by the score
in Arkansas and along the river.
-Messrs. Geo. W. Gift and Geo. Phelsn
will address the Mechanics Institute on
the 10Th inst.
Subscriptions made yesterday to the
national loan throughout the country,
amounted to 100000.
A brilliant fair and festival and dan
cling and pretty girls and brave young
men st Cochran Hall tonight.
The Memphis snd Ohio Railroad and
J.. NJ. TOmeny imbrOgliO was adjusted
yesterday, satisfactorily, we believe, to all
parties.
We understand that Mr.. George
/ Francis Train has refused $4,000 70 lee
Jure through the South, beginning a. New
Orleans.
IF a buffalo gnat may kill q mule, can
negroes and bufslOes dwell together in
amitv? Want the fuss about taking ne
grOes TO Kansas all in this2
Mel Andrew J. D0nelson has been
spending several days at the Peabody.
He thinks Grants Ku-KluX scheme the
finishing stroke to the SOuth's Cslamities.
Governor Aloorn's letter, in another
place, will stGrtle the precise little rObber,
Ames, to whose sharp sword a very dull
intellect is indebted for unworthy hOnOrs,
The funds gathered by those who man
aged the Train Orphans Lecture, will be
/ equally shared by the general orphan
asylums of the city. Such was Mr.. Trains
purpose.
The rsfde for q Roam Mare, which was
to come of at Duncan McLesn's last
night, has been postponed until Thurs
day night, on account Of the subscribers
not having paid up.
Tar-a u-hD aauHu an ufrare uF pH0mnu-
vile, also furnishes travellers and others
with the DAILY APPEAL. Passengers on
this mornings Louisville train should call
and look at M. Tsms.
1t is understood that the Methodists
of Memphis do not desire any public de-
bate with their brethren Of other de-
nominations, and beg to be excused from
any representation as fsvOring spirit
ualism.
The County Court thought that guards
at the prison we're maintained mainly Tor
the purpose Of helping away LeOnsrds and
other thieves who controlled money.
Therefore those supernumersrY officials
we're yesterday discharged,
A rumor of the death of Brigham
Young comes TO us from Salt Lake via
Chicago. L wants confirmation. We do
not follow the bad habit or some papers of
printing obituaries Of some people who
are not reliably dead.
The city, yesterday, felt that the
pressure was removed, and drew q long
breath. George Francis Train, the most
remarkable man, sane or insane, Of this,
or AM age or country, left Memphis for
Washington yesterday morning at four
O'Clock. Read his telegraphic adieu in
another place.
The officials of the Memphis &Charles-
ton railroad, authorize the announcement
that they viii convey visitors to Mem
phis over their lines (lOh0 ma come 70 see
the races both ways, for one fare. This
is Enthusiastically liberal, and the exam.
pie ought to be followed by other roads.
In the election on Saturday, the
msiOriJy in favor Of making Grand juno
ton the capital of the county was $50
The same Tor the County Court Clerk,
Stegsr; for Sheriff, r E Stegsr; Register,
Joe Abingdon; Tax Collector, Mcdonald;
Trustee, Nswland; Circuit Court Clerk,
j. B Thornton.
A grand iair and festival will be in
sugurated at Cochran Hall, this evening.
by the ladies Of North Memphis, for the
purpose of defrsying the indebtedness of
St Budgets Church, recently erected by
Father Walsh, az the corner OF Third and
Overton streets. The arrangements made
give promise Of success.
e Franklin, the unfortunate farmer
from Indian Bay, Ark, who came here
aud was sick q month in the country, was
followed by his wife, Sarah Jane, who has
searched for him In vain. Mr.. Franklin
may be found at the Charleston House,
near the Memphis and Charleston railroad
depot.
The APPEAL never publishes the stu
pid stuff about baseball bummers that
20 over the country as professionals,
levYing contributions upOn the vanity OF
(" country " clubs. Tt is time the AssO-
ciated Press had ceased to send abroad
such news, at least until the
be suffered TO share the rewards for ad-
vertising the stupid performances.
All lovers of oysters will remember
that the best oysters were served up at
Madame Vincert's saloon, No. IS Union
street, during the past season. This
saloon. bearing the name Of Madame Vim !
cent, is conducted by Messrs. Csnale and
FazZ, who now propose, while oysters
cannot be procured, 10 set every day 3
free lunch, from eleven o'clock to
two O'Clock p m. Nothing will be lefs un-
by these gentlemen 10 make every
one who may give them q cali, resolve to
call again.
DIR. Benz. L. Hynes, of Nelson county,
Kentucky, came here unmarried about the
year $50, n died wifeless and Childl6ss
IL ISIS. He had purchased and owned, at
the time Of his demise, a block az the
nor beast corner of Washington and Third
streets. One-foUrth OF the square be-
lOnged TO Hynes, and part Of the sd AGENT
property to Mr. Bickf0rd. After Hynes'
death, the heirs failed to get Up their title.
There was 8 shaking up OF the records.
and only eleven months & the property
that was lost vas recovered with da Ne
sges. Messrs. Smith and Stevens for
BickfOrd; Judge Brown for the heirs Of
AT the concert last evening, at the
Opera House, the music was superb, the
delighted, the treasury of the
MendslssOhns well filed, and everybody
away in raptures. Mrs. Czapski
surpassed herself, Miss Lewis was charm
Mr. Kirkland was often suCOred and
HsrzOg was perfectly blest in the magnif-
success Of the entertainment 70
which be so largely contributed. But
how could the MendelssOhns fail, when
the following named tasteful amateurs
Of he Club and appeared last even
Messrs. Jaekowitz. Otsv, HolIen-
berg, Elliot, Herzog, Kirkland, PortlDck.
Currie, Nathan, Pollock and
Wood.
The World thus does up a Memphis
"a cOlOred female member Of
Xu-Klux, who dwells In Memphis, whose
name is Emms Reid, aud who is fourteen
years old, recently outraged q United
5tates9 Marshal and 8 letter-carrier. The
-etJer-carrier went 20 her house, when
be and her friends, thinking that be had
Interior designs, set upon and best him In
$500 IN I'm HnUhHnn Ill., maHaa