Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-03
PERSONAL.

Jim BIaine's health has COZ 'siderahl
improved since he went 70 BY, p Out
Is still weak.
Salvini was lately caught act ng DC
fore a twenly-fve-dollar house at u
Queens theater, London.
A London cab.driver was Tecel u.
fined five shilliDgs for taxing six cen u
extra fare for dog that rode in the cA
with his master.
Gail Hamilton has only earned seven
or eight thousand dollars with ali her
writing, but she don't care. She scOlds
for the fun Of it.
Don Carlos goes around among the
boys, listens to the band, and drinks
lager, but he isn't the same kind of a
mud. sill Pedro was.
Miss Janette Bennett is with her
brother ut Newport, and not in q con-
vent, where Miss Jennie June patheti-
cally located her short while ago.
Daniel Pratt, the great American
traveller, feeling that this is no time to
crafty personal ambition, resigns his
professions to the Presidency in favor
Governor Hayes.
RieI, the Manitoba rebel and outlaw,
is still at BEAUFORT asylum, near Quebec.
He is hOpelessly insane with religious
mania, and so violent that they do not
let him attend the celebration of mass.
Eli Perkins thinks he can see great
change in Niagara Falls since he was
there twenty-five years ago. There has
also been such change in Eli that he
escaped the recognition of the landlords,
and WAS not made unhappy.
Boston Post: Ladies mixing privately
and socially in politics may sometimes
improve them; but seven the wife oil
General Sherman" can hardly hope to
have any such beneficial influence by
going into print to defend her cousin
Blaine.
Don Carlos is said to be disguised with
American cookery. He has not had 8
decent dinner since he has been here, he
complains. He is also little pettish BE-
cause he receives SO many requests fol
his autograph. 1t takes two special sec
retaries sll the time to write them.
The divorce suit of Lord and Lady
Aylesford, in which the Marquis Of
Blsndford figures prominently, has been
indefinitely postponed. Lady BlandfOFd
is beautiful wolGan of twenty-six years,
and numbers among her admirers nix
royal highness, the Prince Of Wales.
Miss Marks, Of Fremont county, Iowa,
who eloped with Rev. DR.. Robinson last
fail, has repented, and now asks the pro-
lection Of the strong ann Of the law and
its assistance to secure her justice. Rob-
inson was a married man, and Miss
Marks claims that she was deceived.
Courier. Journal: Colonel Valentine
Baker, the British hero who misCon-
Quoted himself in the railway coach, is
to take command of a portion of the
Turkish army. If Mourad wins, Baker
wilt doubtless beTewarded with harem.
Feminine Turkey probably never had
just such valentine.
Mrs. Garner, wife Of William T.
Career, was the only daughter OF
the late Colonel Frost Thorne, of Ma
cogdoches, Texas. She and her brother,
Frost Thorne, we're probably the largest
landowners in Texas, having inherited
from their father great tracts of land in
various parts of the State.
Says the Chicago Times: It may be
well enough to talk about q President
going int office unpledged, but, in view
OF the last eight years. experience, it
didates sign an iron-clad tOtsI absti-
nence document. A White House pop
ulsted with elephants, snakes, blue
haired babies, dragons, and so forth, is
not pleasant place TO visit.
Rev. Colonel Jas. Underdue, eolored,
lately winged his way from Philadelphia
to the celestial spheres, AID sympathetic
Cbilds spread himselfin this sweet strain:
Dearest Underdue, you coming,
We nave waited long for you.
Hear the angels wings a-hummiDg,
Up in heaven you're Overdue.
Gone TO be Cancelled.
The venerable Joseph MediIl, Of the
Chi ago Tribune, is thus referred to by
the venerable Mr.. Storey, Of the Chics-
go Times: 1.-THE political mountebank
and bIackguaTd who presides over a
publication called the Chicago Tribune
endeavors to deceive his limited circle
of readers by representing that the dis
graceful political dishonesty and depravi-
ty exhibited in the nomination Of the
communists, Steward, Glenn, Hise &
Co, will receive the cordial support and
Endorsement of the ISnseS,'" etc. Jour-
Z altsm in Chicago is nothing if not
The Springfield Republican desires
VIC OhiCagO 4TEOtte 10 explain It's ire
quent illusions to Bishop Gil Haven and
his milk-punch. We thought every
body knew Of Gilbert's experience in
0oyh with that fascinating beverage.
he told the story publicly only few
weeks ago, relating how he looked on
the punch when it was white; how he
TOOK the ramrod cut Of his principles
and tasted, and how that one sip con-
Vlnced him there could be no compro-
MISE between pure religion and pure
nilk-punch. He abjured milk.punch
rom that moment; but still, in seasons
IT relaxation, the tempter whispers to
lin that, next to Immortality, milk |
lunch is the best thing agoing.- Chica.
10 Tribune