Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-17
Personal.

Monogram earrings are the latest.
It was the third attack of apoplexy
which killed Juarez.
The wife and daughter Of the late H.
J. Raymond are living quietly near
Paris.
Minnie Hauck, the vocalist, is soon To
marry an Italian nObleman. Glad to
I hear it.
Milwaukee has had a wooden we'd
ding. Henry Block was married to
Amanda Board.
One lady at Saratoga wears diamonds
that cost two hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars.
Darwin's years have gradually devel-
Oped until he numbers more than
three-score and ten.
Nilsson wore at her wedding a pair
of diamonds and pearl ear-strings that
belonged to the Empress Eugene.
Richard Yates is greatly improved in
health, and his friends do not despair of
seeing him yet completely restored.
Mime. Nilsson-Rouzaud writes to
/ friends in New York that she will return
to America at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
I Z. A. Pollard now writes only an oc-
! casiOnal letter or magazine article, with
what he calls "the beggared pen of an
invalid"
The Hon. w. NJ. Evarts is said
! to give the finest and most expensive
social entertainments Of any diplomat
at Geneva.
1t is stated that Gustave Dore is in
bad health. He has dome too much
work, and pays the penalty Of that am
bilious error.
Mrs. James Gordon Bennett will come
home next month. But can anybody
tell why she did not come home when
her husband died?
There is no doubt about it. The Mi
kadO of Japan, his youthful mind filled
with a desire to witness the wonders of
which his ambassadors have partially
informed him, cOntemplates a visit to
America, and viii behold with his own
divine eyes the marvels of Western
civilization.
Mast has begun to caricature Jesus
Christ, and represents him in the gro
tesque person of Greeley. The same
artist, in one of his made-tO-Order car
tOOns in the same issue of the Journal Of
CicjlizdtiO15 { p. exalts the Bible into ian
institution of the American common
school system"
Mrs. Louisa Akin, who recently OBJ
tanned her medical diploma at Zurich,
after five years study, has been duly
el sted Resident Physician and Secre- |
taTy of the Birmingham and Midland
Hospital for Women, in England. This,
we believe, is the first instance in which
a woman has filed that post in the
British dominion.
Mrs PrOdgers, a London woman, is /
separated from her husband. Somebody 4
left her legacy Of thirty thousand dol /
lars, and sheSued to have the legacy Civ /
en- up 10 her. But her husband opposed /
her, and succeeded in getting the thirty /
thousand dollars for himself. PrOdgers |
dOesn' t support his wife or live with her, |
but robs her according to English law,
with no help for it.
The Indian delegation went through /
Stewards store, at New York, and the
Herald reporter says; Mrs. Thigh took
a great liking to some patterns Of striped
summer goods, and Mrs. Two Strike
wanted her husband to buy her a love of
a walking dress. Her noble husband is
short Of funds, and he simply answered,
like an anglO-Saxon gentleman, "Uh!
Squaw damned fool"
The English are delighted with Mr..
Stanley, and even swallow without hesi-
tatiOn his hair-raising statement that he
was stricken down twenty-three times
with the worst species of tropical fever,
in q swamp where he had neither bed
nor physician, and with no knowledge
Of therapeutics on his own part. About
seven or eight of these feyers would be
enough, they say, to kill an ordinary
pulling European, but Stanley, being a
'obust American plfr sang, would have
been able to survive twenty-three more
lf them.