Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-11
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The Grand OpefahOuSe WIZ Hob .
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William johnson, a negro, was yes
terday morning sent 70 jail in default Of one
thousand OLA bail for ~assaulune Tim jack
son with a knIe.
John McGinnis, a hack driver, was
yesterday fined BY Recorder winters IN the
sum OF twenty-five doilas Cor fast driving.
rhis should be a lesson TO the fast Jehues.
-Messrs. Napoleon Hill, s. FransiOli,
Judge George Dixon, J. J. Murphy, Colonel x
r. Looney, Martin Kelly and Peter Townsend
authorized no one TO use their names as adj
herents Of Andrew Johnson. Ihey 40 NOT
serve as committeeman to-day.
Pat Clifford, who was arrested on
Monday by detectives McCune and Walsh Tor
confidence operating. is suspected 20 be the
party who is wanted IN Iowa % ans@er 70 ene
double charge Of murder and burglary. Cap
tain Athy yesterday t-elegraphed TO the au-
thorities in Iowa for Information In the mat
ter.
The indignation Of the citizens Of
Florence, Alabama at the outrages OF The
three men Who we're recently lynehed there,
reached such a pitch that the ladies OF me
community, besides many Of the colored peo-
pie, requested the Mayor 70 have The Doqles
Inferred outside the cemetery. In accordance
with the request, they were buried IN one OF
the old fields near
About seven O'Clock last evening
two negro mackerels, named Joe Wells and
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colored woman, on Front street, DsVAeeh
Union and Madison. Tie woman states tnat
they had been Watching her All gay anu
while in the act Of tying her shoe, oneoI mem
seized her watch and ran They were arrested
and lodged in the lower station.
Because Mr.. johnson was President,
our good Mayor makes him a speech. II isn't
because the ex-President would go 10 Con-
gress. When General Cheatham comes, the
same civiIities may not be extended 70 the
old veteran There is no doubt, a deal OF
sympathy between the two JOhnsons-the
Mayor and e~x-President-but there's a wide
difference between moral sympathy and IN
teileetual similarity.
The excursion to st. Paul Is the much
talked-of affair at present. Parties leaving
here can make the round trip in sixteen days.
Ii viii be a continued round OF pleasure.
Dancing music aboard. EXcursiOnists allowed
to stop over wherever they desire. Aparty OF
ladies and gentlemen are preparing 10 start
next week. Those desiring TO join should call
at the APPEAL office before saturday, and
procure their tickets Think OF tt-such a
delightful trip Cor thirty-hve dollars.
Mr.. John Hughes, the stained-glass
manufacturer Of Second street, yesterday
closed a contract with the priests OF 81 Jo-
eph's Church, Cleveland, ONO, 70 supply the
glass windows for a large Gothic churcn, now
nearly completed. in that city. When II is
understood that there are many artists en-
pIoyed at this same species OF WorE IN the dif-
ferent cities OF Ohio, the full weight and bene-
Mt of this contract VIII be appreciated by our
citizens. who should rally TO the support OF
M. Hughes
About four o'clock yesterday morn
ing a fire broke out in the clothing store Of
Moses Hammer, on the corner Of Madison
street and Charleston avenue, which destroyed
about one hundred and fifty dollars worth OF
goods. Owing TO b timely arrival Of the nre
brigade. which wa promptly on the spot, the
DANES were prevented rom spreading and
doing more damage. Mr. Hammer was IN
sured in the Mississippi Valley insurance
company for fifteen hundred dollars. The
building is the property OF Vincent Bacciga-
lupO, and is fully insured. The nre Is sald 10
be the work Of an tncendiary.
AT the Second street fire a lot Of
and specimens Of marble were car
ried away from the Office Of Judge Lee. They
we're specimens gathered from various points
on the line Of the Memphis and Kansas City
railroad. II was intended to Exhibit them at
the coming Exposition. They were gathered
and the blocks OF marble had been polished
for that purpose. Ihey were not Dnrnea, put
tended only to aid a great public enterprise.
and cannot be replaced in time Tor the Expo
il is % be hoped they viii be returned.
Tbev may be left either az the APPEAL Office
lr returned 70 Judge Lee. |
In the Recorders Court yesterday
c. Mayer and T. 7. BOmar were
ZACH hned twenty-five dollars and put under
/ bond Of i've hundred dollars TO appear be-
ore the Criminal court BOmar, who lives in
-helsea. claims TO have been "noped in 20 n
arc bank by Myer and companion on sat
last, and in order 70 get rid of the I'M
Of these parties, gave Myer nve
dollars 10 bet, laiming that II was all he
although he had several hundred
dollars on his person at the time. Having re-
ported the matter TO Chief Athy, Myers was
Orced TO dlsgOrge the five dollars and put up
ng, and BOmer advised to appear against
When he had given evidence against
be was himself fined and put under
ponds as above stated.
The officers of the Masonic Temple
Association, and Of the various city lodges, on
donday inaugurated work on the new Ma
l0nic Temple by laying brick for its Ounda
ion. 1t is expected that IN to-day every
Mason in the city will help the cause
y laying a brick and wishing the work God
peed. Now that the building has been COM
neBced, il VIII be pushed TO It's completion as
ast a. possible by the contractors, Messrs- @.
/. P. Piper & Co. A few Only Of the stock
IOlIeFs are IN arrears with the calls that have
een made, and the Temple ASSOCIATION eI-
these to pay up Immediately. The cor
ler-stOne viii prObabIy be laid IN December
" the Grand Master Of Masons, assisted by
Grand Lodge, and Invitations VIII be eI-
ended to the members OF the fraternity IN
and adjoining Jurisdictions. II is con
Identity believed that the occasion VIII be the
most glorious ever participated IN Dy the
,rothers Of the Mystic Tie in this state.
"A correspondent writing from Gin
innati about the great Exposition OF THAI
says: @The effect on ones vision upon
ntering is only % be liked 10 the magic tales
4 the Arabian nights, and were the most
Imaginable. The thousands OF gas Z
splendid music, running Of machinery,
ittulAAuA AuAAEsd III AlOAA EA-AAAtr ~ 1ANeA
N ones sight as though cOnjured up by the
OF an Omnip0tent fairy. The display Is
he greatest ever under one management IN 4
america, and the good selection Of officers II
by the little confusion there is attend I
ng the entire affair. There are 80 many de- /
artments IL is a task alone TO enunerate 1
hem; but most notable are the Floral and '
Art both new, and 1t would please the {
cart OF the most uututored In art 10 see such {
collection Of paintings, many by the mas q
erS OF Europe. as Wei as some nom the 7
asels Of such artists as MOsler. We could only {
lance through the other departments, as al
en- O'Clock the Exposition closes. But as you
re interested 80 much In il on account Of our
aving one soon, i VIII In a few days give a $
God description OF the general appearance Of !
u and the principal points Of excellence"