Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-23
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Rersember the Memberships on
Monday night, the twenty-sixth instant.
Hon. Gus. A. Henry will discuss
the political situation at the 6reenlaW Opera
house tonight
M. c. Pride and John Ralston, two
larcenist, were jailed by the recorder yester-
day In default Of bail.
Lawrence Barrett played "Jamie
Harebell" In The Nan o'Airiic TO crowded
houses in Chicago last week.
Two additional-one German aud
one American lodges of Knights Of fythiss
are being organized IN Memphis.
"A rich musical feast is in store for
our citizsns on Monday night, the occasion OF
the grand concert by the Mendelssohns.
One company Of the sixteenth
United states infantry is now stationed in
demphis ID Is supposed they viii remain
until after the November election.
The general council met in adj
journed session last night At the usual hour
when, there not being a quorum present in
either hoard. both adjourned to Monday even
ing next ~ seven o'clock.
Mrs. Gesgley, one Of the victims to
the accidental poisoniug day before yester-
day that occurred 90 the family OF Professor
Herman Arnold, Is not see out or danger. her
case being considered quite serious. The other
victims are doing well.
The Dark-Lanternites promulgated
a third ticket yesterday, As follows For sena-
NnrH-Ms III. EcIkAuHt " N hNHADlDGf Elnef-
son Elheridge. For representatives-Wm NJ.
smith, d. y. MOllOy, 81. j. Williamson, Lucas,
T. j. Latham. At The rate in which the Radi-
cal eggs have been hatchinE-One brood
wee k@there Is iusi time between now and the
day OF election to have a couple more brOOds
Matched, and then witness the demolishing OF
the whoie nest.
That fence across Main street, south
OF Georgia, which was placed there about
four or SIX months ago by the owners OF the
property, has just been discovered by our
evening cotemporary. Since he has made the
discovery Of the obstruction, he would render
service TO property-owners effected by the
fence, by discovering plan by which 10 can
be removed and the street opened through 10
the southern limits Of the city. The general
council has been hammering at that fence
several years, and has thus FAR failed 10 ac-
coInpitsh anything. Try your hand, Air. Ledg-
p.
The Mobile Register says that "this
week the theater Of that city VIII be closed,
Manager Greeuwall, or the Galveston opera
house, having violated, al the last moment,
his formal contract 10 bring 70 Mobile her
Old fayorite Mr.. +. 7. stetsua. II was then,
OF course, too late for Mr.. DeLeOn 70 supply
the deficiency and the house Is consequently
closed for the moment. There is no business
In which a breach OF contract causes more
certain and irremediab z loss than in the
dramatic; and We note the facts in this in
stance. U1at the public may lay their disap-
p0intment At the right door,
EDITORS APPEAL-Your local this
morning contains paragraph that needs cor
recilon. Last night" etc. The facts are:
Gas-ftters had been working on pipes, and
LEFT corTOded dirty matter that was taken
from the pipes in a heap-which IL 50 LEFT
vii get hot, smoke and smell badly, but IL
will net burn nor set anything on hre. The
smoke arising from above caused the alarm
last night, but there was not the remotest at
tempt TO burn the store made BY any one, nor
any danger Of a FIRE from above cause. Please
correct and Obuge, your respectfully,
AMES, BEATTIE q co.
October q, 1874.
The grand encampment Of the H.
dependent Order OF Odd-FelloWs Of The
state closed Is labOrs yesterday At Nashville.
The election OF officers resulted as follows;
c. {. Come, Livingston, O. P: n. :. Bingham,
Memphis, O.. II. p; W. A. smith, Columbia,
q. Sr. w J. R. Harwell, Nathyllle, G. s;
Robert T0mpsou, Nashville, O. T.; John
Young, GAINESVILLE, o. IT. W; ". A. Barry,
Nashville, II. r. q. L. L. :. The above officers
were then Installed, and also the following
officers appointed by the grand patrl arch:
George - erie, Nashville, q. s; W. g.
Dickey, Eewbern, q. H.; W. c. SheeIz, Nash
vile, G, N, The grand lodge Of the state met
at Nashvii e yesterday, and VIII probably be
in session two days.