Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-15
LOCAL PARAGRAP

The gnats have departed to a consider
bic extent.
Every policeman will henceforth be a
COW catcher.
-Rossdags will be given at the matinee
this afternoon.
- Yesterday made sdvanc to spring and
was not repul-ed.
"A week OF opera will be chi ,yed by the
people of Memphis.
ALL cows caught running at large will
be arrested as Migrants.
The amateur races will take place at the
Exposition building ght.
1t is understood that the Broom Guards
are to be permanent organization.
in the Schuyler rape case, there was prac-
tically the issue Of Irish rs. Dutch.
The Cumberland Presbyterian church
concerts promise to be most delightful
Tonight Mr. Lawrence Barrett will APP
pear in his snperb character of "Julius
Cesar
There are now confined in Jail four per-
sons under indictment. four not indicted and
two lunatics.
-Messrs. Flynn, Clark & Ivor. II Adams
street, held ticket No. 1S5. which drew the
hous, and lot ratified off at Customs.
A lot on the corner of Main and Georgia
streets will be sold to-day, by order of the
Chsucery Court, by Clerk and Master r. j.
Black.
The Pamela S.ar speaks of our wordy
attorney general as &c. Afternoon Turner,
the conceited cSank who Yields the Memphis
Scinl adr."
The Bro m Guards earned undying
fame at their recent exhibition. They had
b tier rest on their laurels for while before
they think OF repeating it.
Marriage license was granted yesterday
to Willis Green and Patsy Burton, Caesar
Cole and Mrs. Bile Armstrong, George
Davis and Mrs. Mollie Coleman.
The Political and Literary Biography Of
William EtroTt Gladstone, by Ct. r. Emerson,
is lust out in twenty cents edition, and can
be had at Mansford's, 29S Main street.
r. J. Black, clerk and master, will have
a chaucery sale of real estate at the court
house, at IL m. to day. Property to be sold
is situated near The corner of Main and
Georgia streets.
I'll told YOU l was Frank James" he
remarked yesterday, despondingly to the
obdurate barkeeper, "would you give me
drink on credit" ~ would not" said the
heartless mixer of drinks.
The track Of the Little Rock railway
has been repaired sufficiently to enable trains
to run with safety. No boat will leave for
Madison to-day, but train will leave for
Little Rock tomorrow morning.
Robert Ross, for murder, tor life; John
Ingram, for malicious cutting, four year,;
William Harper, malicious cutting, two
years; William Estes, grand larceny, five
years, started for the penitentiary yesterday.
One Of the overloaded draymen had to
throw off one bale of cotton yesterday in I
front Of the Peabody Hotel. The Society
g. -, - l.
was the cause. 1t is bstter late than never.
-Huper's Weekly, of April 10th, contains
some fine illustrations OF the Mississippi
flood and the burning of the Golden City
here. The illustrations were drawn by Mr..
Fred Anderson, of this city. HaTper's can
be obtainsd at Mansford's.
Prominent members OF the various trades
organizations Of the city are contemplating
the project of giving, some time within the
next month, grand uaion picnic. An en-
tertainment of the kind should bring to its
support every artisan and laborer in the city.
Captain Hackett and Constable Mike
Garviu caught up with one George Walls
yesterday, who stole a lot of articles and
some money from Mrs. Susan Mattinsly, 4l6
Poplar street. The officers found him in
growth ef weeping willows orUnion avenue,
a mile outside the city limits.
Another body was found below Noncon-
nah creek yesterday morning about o'clock
1t was supposed z. be that of passenger of
the Golden City. Captain Mcintyre, Esquire
Fleming and Captain Jack Walsh went to
view the body, but could not identity it.
Captain Mcintyre does not think 1t is the
body OF a passenger.
The bear and three trained horses
escaped from the Golden City were sold yes
,erday to satisfy an attachment of Mr.
TatuH, who used 10 travel with the show,
and who claimed that Stowe owed him some
money. Mrs. Stoves horse, Leo that che
used to ride in the ring, was bought by John
NJ. Peters for Sl7l, snd the two sorrels
brought $751;, while the bear sold for SIT.
The jury in the case OF Robert ".
Schuyler, In the Criminal Court, found him
guilty of assault TO commit rape on Nellie