Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-28
COTTON BELT BULLETIN.
MEMPHIS, TENN. July &c, 1882, 5 p m.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Judge Eidridge is in Bartlett.
"A short, sharp rain yesterday.
The Wilmington barbecue takes place to-
day.
The whooping cough is whooping mp the
children.
Immortal dullness reigns supreme in the
City Court.
-Vennor says Aug ust win be stormy,
rainy and cold.
Eleven entries have been made for the
Dubuque drill.
Lou Bishop was arrested yesterday for
cruelty to child.
"A large meeting was held in the Thir-
tenth district yesterday.
The city was very quiet yesterday; all
the candidates were out.
Ii the cool weather continues the theater
ought to be opened sooner.
The Porter Guards had an excellent
drill on the bluff last night.
Monroe streets cedar pavement is rap
idly. approaching completion.
Every little meeting of three men on
the sire eucerrer now is grand rally.
John Jackson has been sent 10 Jail for
stabbing Reuben Beecher in the back.
There was temperance picnic at the
Leath Orphan Asylum grove yesterday.
Jake Storz's name figures on the police
docket with the word larceny" alongside.
The Republicans cannot rally anybody
but children, who like TO dance to the music.
The bobtail Republicans will not poll IS
large vote as the aristocratic bosses of the
party.
The APPEAL's local is writing book,
but it is an encyclopedias of religious infor-
nation.
Every Democratic heart is at peace.
The election of the ticket is foregone con-
elusion.
JEFF Hughes was brought up from one of
the boats yesterday by Officer Jenny charged
with larceny.
The prominent citizens of Memphis
ought TO consult together for the purpose OF
beautifyiug The River Park.
The game between the Lincks, of Nash
vile, and Wetters, of Memphis, should at
tract good crowd Sunday.
There is division in the great Green
back party of seven here. Three of The
members are said to be disaffected.
"A large Democratic meeting was held
last night at the courthouse. Several prom
inent gentlemen addressed the crowd.
Cullen and Shea are working hard
against each other. Each will have the
satisfaction of seeing the other beaten by
Pat Winters.
-Reddick Brown and Emma White,
Thomas Yarwood and Sarah Lse Shaw, Am
brose Jukes and Florencs Duke were given
marriage licenses yesterday.
Ben Bogart died at the City Hospital
yesterday about noon OF wounds received in
the chicken and vegetable raid on Cap
Webb's place about three days ago.
The following is an estimate OF the vote
which will be cast in the August election:
Democrats, 5000; High-tax Republicans,
5000; Low tax Republicans and Greenbsck-
ers, 1000.
Last night the High and Low tax Repub-
licans held meetings on either side of the
Poplar street markethouse. Each party had
3 band and about fifty or sixty children.
There were twelve voters present.
The APPEAL received from the Psducah
Racing Association complimentary ticket
to the races 10 be held there August 18th,
10th and 18th. The APPEAL would like to
see ticket TO the races of the Memphis
Jockey Club.
There will be a grand rally of the col
pred Democrats in the Fifth ward, in front
Of the Beale street markethouse at o'clock
this evening. Colonel A. II. Douglass,
General G. P. NJ. Turner, Colonel Josiah |
Patterson, Judge R. ]. Morgan and Others |
sIll address the assembly.
Governor Hawkins has granted pardon |
70 Berry Q. Branch, who WAS sentenced 10 |
he penitentiary for five years by the Shelby |
county Criminal Court at its January, 1882, |
erm, on the charge of use-breaking |
Branch was recommended for executive Glenn