Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-30

ff}v u n.r. iln }:r.ul'on. and then
left nome Las. hight, sfrCe mich time
she has not been heard from. A negro,
named Charles Kinney, was also ar
rested as an accOmplice with BROOKS.
We lesrn that Mr.. Mike PrOvenzsle,
who fell from 3 Poplar street car and
sustsined Injury, wss not under the in
huence Of liquor at the time OF the acct
dent, tut had been rendered stupid by
med cine taken. The accident, under
such circumstances, was liable TO occur
10 any one. Mr.. Pr0veDZsle has recov-
cred from his injuries, and Is now able
to attend to his business.
"A game between the Memphis Reds
and Memphis club is advertised 10 be
played at Central park this afternoon.
| The gsme will be called at four O'Clock
| sharp, and cannot fail to Ge interesting
| as il Ia the close Of tie series between
| these home clubs. The st. Louis Browns
| defeated the Louisville club yesterday by
| nine to no hing, and the Chicago the
| Cincinnati club by nine to two.
About eleven O'Clock last night Con-
stable Iugraim, Of the thirteenth dis
| trict, arrested Dave SwaDsey, cOlored,
| charged with assault and battery with
| intent 10 kill a negro named Jesse Ford
| on tha seventeenth instant. Constable
| Ingram arrested SWsnsey at the culveTt
on the Horn Lake road, two miles from
the city, and lodged him in jail at hail.
psst twelve O'Clock this morning.
The TiIden and Hendricks club, OF
the fourteenth civil district, held an in
terestipg meeting last night, Speeches
were made by Colonel T. IL. Logwood,
J. c. McCsbe, W. J. Sykes, and A. ID:
Douglas. The speeches were all well
received, aud frequently applsuded. A
good feeling prevailed, and determlna1
ton manifested to work earnestly IN sii
the elections, particularly the one next
Thursdsy.
The following kilograms remain un-
delivered at the Western Union tele'
Uranh office. No. SO Madison street: DR..
NuttsIl, R. P. Duncan, Geo. w. Low
der, Mrs. Sartorious, Miles, Ely Co.,
Simon Sturm, Walker Bros. q Co.,
Woody Hall, Hill, Fontaine d 20. HART
mus & Co., Cooper & Co., } d: Martln'
Tom Carly, Menken Bros, Z Hobart q
Co, s. NJ. Anderson, A. ID. Gl6son-
Manhattan Bank, @. Falls d Co., J. y
Davis Il Co., Union aud Planters BANK
III. Ellis Il Co., Mr.. Thomas, care
Henry Bunch, w. A. Goodman.
We are in receipt OF the initial mum.
Der Of the Memphis Journal, published
by Charles Wesdt. The Journal is q
German newspaper, published weekly,
contains eight pages, and presents
handsome appearance, and last, 6ul
not least, is replete with valuable infor'
nation, both foreign and domestic. The
Journal supports Tilden and Hendricks
and the st. Louis platform. Its leading
article on the situstiou is especially to bt
commended for sound political reason
ing. We welcome the Journal, anC
hope its career may be prosperous ant
grand.
Our well-known citizen, Mr.. Levi
r. Gilbert, son OF the late DIR. Samue
| Gilbert, has now on his place, corner
RaVburn avenue sDd Jackson street,
pair of imported Berkshire hogs, which
weigh five hundred and forty and nv
hundred and seventy pounds. They ar
undoubtedly the largest, SIS well as tn
finest, ever imported to this section Q
the country, and will well repay vlsi
from all persons interested in the breed
ing of fine hogs. Mr.. Gilbert is justl,
I proud of these hogs, and will ok
pleasure in showing them to visitors
= The blue cars on Main street goiD
;. south go within five minutes walk OF tn
residence.
The following is the mortusry repol
for the week ending yesterday sfternoo
at six O'Clock: