Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-27
TENNESSEE NEWS.
Greenville has baseball.
GAINESVILLE has five dIug-stores.
Humboldt has lodge Of colored Ma

GAINESVILLE has five dIug-stores.
Humboldt has lodge of colored Ma
Sons.
The new Masonic hall at Knoxville,
was dedicsted with appropriate cerenaO-
ME- last Thursday.
There will be reunion of ex.Federa
soldiers at Greenvil'e she third OF next
month.
A carpenter named Peter Drew was
run over and killed by a railroad train
at Chattanooga Friday.
The Gallatin Examiner is the largest,
and doubtless the most profitable week
ly paper published in Tennessee.
BrOwnlOw's Knoxville Chronicle says
thSt lit is astonishing what an influence
gold has upon the American people,"
Last week Jackson had another fire.
Loss, twenty-seven thousand seven hun
dred dollars; insurance, five thousand
dollars.
The Madison county sheriff last week
shot and wounded in the thigh Rube
Shaw, negro burglar who was trying
to escape rearrest.
An incendiary made an Intellectual
attempt to fire Major Particles residence
at Ripley. A negro named Eli Parker
has been arrested on suspicion.
GAINESVILLE Chronicle: We are inform
ed that greater quantity of timber has
been blown down by the recent storms
than at any time within the memory of
that important parsonage, "the oldest
inhabitantn
GAINESVILLE Chronicle: Large numbers
OF dead dogs are reported to have been
floating down the Cumberland during
the last few days. II the number re-
ported be correct, the dog law must be
IN vogue from Burksvilla to this point
Gallatin Examiner: All Of the houses
about Gallatin that were denuded by the
storm have been re-roofed except the
goes back to pine shingles. 1t will re-
quire one hundred and five thousand Of
them.
Ripley News: What is the Coving-
ton Clarion man going to do for locals
now? Smiths old flute was DESTROYED
when q part Of COvington was burned.
Here, now in the midst Of Iife's busy
struggle is something for q scientific
mind to stop and grspple with.
r. B. D1Well, formerly attorney ger
eral for the counties now embraced in
the seventeenth district, committed sui
eide at Knoxville few nights ago.
On his body was found note which
read: ar. B. Dowell has suicided. The
grave is a welcome home. God will take
care Of my little boy. 1 have thirty dol
lars to bury me with. Men will say
crazy. Nary time"
Gallatin Examiner: During the severe |
storm of Wednesday Of last week, q |
number OF head of stock were killed by |
lightning in this county. J. w. Ruth er-
ford, Sandersville, lost nine hogs; Hub.
Sanders, also of Sandersville, a fine |
COW; Gnd Mrs. Trousdale, Of Gallatin, |
splendid milch COW, valued at fifty doll |
lars. Joe Edwards, near Henderson
lille in this county, also fine blooded |
b use.
There are seven crown studs in Russia |
and one in Poland, containing altogether |
three thousand six hundred and two /
brood mares and horses, with twelve |
crown stables, having nine,hundred and |
forty.five stations. The CbIanov stud, .
purchased by the crown thirty years ago
from the heirs Of Count Orloff, is divi- |
ded into three sections, one devoted to |
pure English horses, another to saddle |
horses, and the third to trottiDg horses.