Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-30
PERSONALS.

his summer rest at bingham, on Massachu-
sets bay.
Ex-Governor Seymour has given fifty dol
lars to the fund for monument to General
Herkimer, of revolutionary fame.
Dio Lewis is in Grass valley. Allegorica'ly
this has long been true.
New Orleans Times: ''King Caucus is in
the senile and yellow leaf"
Mr.. William Beach Law renee, Of Rhode
Island, is at the Brevoort house.
Ristori is expected in Paris. Olive Logan
says that she has finally left the stage.
Two young women who were bathing in
Georgia barely escaped from the jaws of an
alligator.
The Grand Duke Nicholas, disguised at
the approvals of peace, intends to retire to
his estate near Woronesch.
General Garfield will address the Ohio edi-
tors when they assemble for their annual
meeting at Cleveland, July 10th.
The President will attend the celebration
of the Wyoming centennial, near Wilkes
barre, Pennsylvania, on the third and fourth
of July.
Madame Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte's
ninety three years are easily worn. She is
said to collect her own rents, and is a very
shrewd woman of business.
Lord Dufferin is reported to have made, in
the Dominion and IN this country, numerous
notes, from which a book will be prepared,
to appear after his return to England.
Colonel Robert M. Douglas, United States
marshal for the western district of North
Carolina, whose commission expired yester-
day, has been reappointed by the President.
In the supreme court, at Buffalo, Tues
day, judgment of absolute divorce was grant
ed to Carlotta Stevens, wife of John A. Ste
vens, actor, and the author of the play I'm
knoa0n. Cause, adultery.
Danbury Ne,oS: sit. is said that Gluck,
from village to village singing for eggs.
Count Joannes has begun rather late, but he
should take courage from the coincidence. -
Sir Henry Thompson, the famous surgeon
and artist, will probably be brought forward
as candidate for the university of London
at the next election. If he stands, it will be
at the special instance of the medical pro-
tession, and as representative of their claims.
Mr.. Henry M. Stanley has received med
al and the diploma of honorary member of
the Belgian society of geography The So
Brussels, greeting and applauding him with
great enthusiasm during speech making
time.
81 will state here that long before Lincoln
was assassinated Booth said in the Kennard
house, Cleveland Ohio, The man that assas-
sinates Abraham Lincoln will stand on the
highest pinnacle of fame, 80 you can at once
see that his mind rested on that subject
Charles Hastings.
The family of Argyll is said by a cores
pendent of the Boston Transcript to have
some association with Boston. The mother
of the first wife of the present dukes father
was the second daughter of Nathaniel Cum
bingham, and was born in Cambridge, Mas
sachusetts, in 1855.
London Truth: "Lord Beacons6eld is by
no means fool; he is always ready to make
finds that he has pushed matters too far, and
his skill consists in enveloping this move
ment in such cloud of words and principles
that it passes unperceived."
Cincinnati Commercial: "We do not NOM
mate President Hayes for reelection. We
have to say, however, that movement for
his denomination may prove to be most fit
ard conclusive answer to the third term
folly which is making its appearance among
the soreheads and the remains of the rings, |
especially the whisky rings"
1t was at Brussels, not at Berlin, that |
rooms were prepared for Mr.. Fl. M. Stanley |
in the palace. The king of the Belgians has |
gone into the business of African exploration |
with much energy, and is preparing to send
Mr.. Stanley out with an eXDeditlon In which |
England has declined to unite.
The Paris police are spending much of their |
time at the Grand hotel. The Shah of Per- |
STA, who has eight hundred thousand dollars |
worth of Jewels with him and several royal |
princes, bring the hotel number of guests |
who ''run their faces" to make their fort |
tunes. The Duke of Aosta has suffered al |
ready.
If one woman with new pair of gloves |
calls upon another woman, the other woman |
goes and buys new pair of gloves. If one |
woman with new bonnet calls upon another |
woman, the other woman goes and buys a
new bonnet. If one, etc., etc. Thus runs
the world away.-Harper's Bazaar.
Go straight, young man. the mfiden said,
And get your hair sand-paper-ed;
For, by yon mcon Pll never wed
A fellow With frowZy head!''
He went. And now the files delight
To roost upon him day and night,
And hum sweet praises while they bite.
-Neto YORK Post.
A Connecticut lover, young and enthusi-
hours before the house of his lady-love the
other evening, was eectri6ed-that is.
a short pause, by a cordial
Thank you" gracefully pronounced by the
other fellow. who appeared at the draw
ing-room window.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull has presented a
cross OF t1owers,l In glass case, to the Lincoln
memorial hall, at Springfield. Illinois. 1t
was placed on Lincoln s coffin at PHILADELPHIA
while the funeral cortege was passing through
that city, and it afterward came into the pos
session of Mrs. Trumbull, who retained it up
to time of her death.
What to him was love or hope? What to
him was JOY or care? He stepped On a plug
of Irish soap the girl had left on the topmost
stair, and his feet flew out like wild, fierce
things, and he struck each stair with sound
like drum; and the girl below with the
scrubblng- things laughed like fiend to see
him come.-St. Louis Journal.
Recently the ladies who edit the Chicago
Post gave Springer seeing to" which
must have awakened in his mind acute rem
of the extra judicial office of the
slipper in bygone days. They re-
viewed his congressional course, the most
asinine act of which was his vote against Mr..
Hayes's title to the Presidency, and make it
appear sufficiently boyish and ridiculous.
The monument to Michelet will soon be
erected, about eight thousand dollars having
been subscribed for the purpose. 1t will
the historian lying on his tomb. !