Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-01

against the motley and mongrel crew called
the Republican W orkingmen- Radical party,
and the dog will be dead beyond resurrec-
ton.
Every repeater detected to-day
should be promptly arrested, and the
should make il his
duty TO prosecute him vigorously, that
punishment may be inflicted to the full
est extent of the law.
The Daughters of Zion will indulge in a
picnic at the Exposition building to-day.
The society will march In body to the build
ing, escorted by the Mcclellan Guards, at ten
O clock this morning.
The Howard association has been asked
to contribute toward cleansing the city OF
Memphis. They refuse, holding that the
fund placed in their charge was to relieve
poses.
Philip Davis, colored. died of hemor-
rhage of the lungs yesterday morning at his
residence, No. $50 Linden street. Philip
was considered man of good character and
excellent disposition. He will be inferred
this morning.
Let every man be warned against
bogus tickets. The enemies of DemOc-
raey Will flood each of the voting places
to day with all manner OF devices, in
vented to deceive the unwary. Look
out for them.
-Chief-of Police Athy, speaking from
peace standpoint, says: 'All saloons must
be closed to-day from nine clock this morn
ing to four o clock this afternoon. The po-
lice will carry out the order, as will be found
in another column.
The eighth ward National meeting al
most proved a failure last night. small
gathering of colored men, with a sprlnkling
of some twenty whites, made up an audience
that gave poor encouragement to the speakers
and candidates present.
60 to the polls this morning early,
deposit your ballot, and remain on duty
all day. Keep a sharp lookout for re-
peaters and imported negro voters, and
work hard for the straight Democratic
ticket.
They stood and sat all day before the Ma
tional Republican headquarters, on Second
street, waiting for orders and "sugar."
Many went home last night with the advice
to stick their fingers in their mouths, as there
was no more money left to buy votes with.
The Democratic headquarters are at No.
II Monroe street, over Harvey Robinson s.
We hope the gentlemen composing the exec
utive committee will facilitate arrangements
whereby the latest returns can be learned to-
night. Remember the poor reporters, who
tramp their pedal extremities when there is
no head.
and Democratic victory is assured.
Coroner Caldwell yesterday received the
following letter, making inquiry of Mr.. Vogt,
who, it will be remembered, died from sun
stroke two weeks ago. Mr.. G. w Cotton. city
editor of the Louisvi e EUening Net0s, writes,
under date of July 22d: DEAR SRA few
days ago German tailor named Adolph
Vogt.died from sunstroke at Memphis. He
was from this city, and his wife and children
live here. At the request of his wife | write
to ask you if he left any effects, and if so, if
she can obtain them. She is very respect
able German lady, bit quite poor. An early
answer will confer a great favor upon the be-
reaved lady"
Let every man be warned against
bogus tickets. The enemies OF DemOc-
racy will flood each OF the vOting-piaces
to-day with all manner of devices, in
vented to deceive the unwary. Look
out for them.