Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-09-27

Book Of tie Democratic Party, reviewing the
record of the Republicans win us si"A "
omission and commission.
Capt. L. N Lsmastsr, late chief deputy
It the county trustees Office, Is busy 81 VOTE
with the cotton on his farm. lie vas III
Town Yesterday, and reported COLON as doins
we'll
DR.. Wjse's Mississippi Vulty Medical
UoJkh{y. for Sentember, Is At hand. OWING
IN contemplated change OF residence TO st.
louis he has concluded 20 resign, and Will
be sueeeesled by d.. F. L. Sim. az editor.
The Knights Of Innisfail have brsnched
out. They hsve rented the hall on he cor
per of Second and Jefirrson streets, and will
refurnish il in good style ball will be
given the last OF next month 10 open II.
While Mr.. Joba Powell was persmbu-
Iating Main street day before yesterday he
missed a valuable cameo, attached az fob
to his watch chain. He could not tell
whether it was stolen or whether he lost 1t.
John Brown and Amanda Smith, James
Wagner and Mrs. Jennie Webb Casey
Tucker and Mrs. p. Durham, John Weston
and Sarah Brown, Cornelius Taylor and
Ella Barton, were granted marriage licenses
yesterday.
John Webster ami Sarah Brown were
srraisned before Justice Quigley yesterday
on The charge Of open and notorious lewd-
ness, preferred by SaTah's mother The
couple expressed desire TO marry, and The
justice performed the ceremony.
The following numbers drew tickets ia
the Little Havana Lottery yesterday: S129
drew $4,000; 10, 4SI, $1,000, and IA AS, $3.50;
also 1912, 5728, 1878 and ITO drew s250,
each, and 1867, 1858, 7,175. 20,73S, IL 1913,
6308, 5567, 97z5, 10000 and 1901 drew 300,
each.
We are authorized by Secretary Henry
Hotter to state that the Call Board Of the
Cotton Exchange will be opened on Monday,
October I'd. Members Of the Exchange and
their employees holding cards Of admission
will be sdmitted only, excepting visitors in
troduced by members under the rule.
The Democratic nominee for Congress,
the Hon. Casey Young, has entered yigoT-
ously upon the work OF canvassiDg this dis
trict, and he is everywhere winning hosts Of
friends. He has never been more eager for
the battle than now, and the APPEAL hopes
TO see him obtain victory that will remind
him of the triumphs of his younger days.
The people of this District perhaps
never fully appreciated the Hon. Casey
Young until they allowed William K. Moore
TO be elected. That error they intend now
to right, and they intend to do il by sending
a statesman TO Congress, and not dry goods
peddlar or any of that ilk. 1T is the Demo-
cratic year for success, aud the signs of the
time points TO the Triumphant election of
our worthy ex congressman.
Various rumors are abroad about the
candidacy Of Judge HoTrigan. Some say
that he will run as an Independent candidate.
Some say that the Republicans will insist on
his pIedging himself when nominated to sup
port Republican principles, whatever they
may be. Some cay that he will not run AT
all.
"A bar meeting was held yesterday morn
ing at the Law Library TO take action concern
ing the death Of Mr.. George K. Phelau.
Judge Estes vas called 10 the chair, and Mr..
Greer was appointed secretary. a commit
tee, consisting Of L. P. Cooper, G. w. Metcalf,
w. A. Collier, c. w. Frazer and w. b Treze-
want, was appointed to draft resolutions. The
meeting then adjourned TO Saturday, at $50
o'clock am, when the committee will report.
The opening entertainment. of the season
at the Tennessee Club, we learn, will take
place in its elegant parlors Thursday even
ing, October 9th, in a musical and recitative
programme The clubs enter ainmens are
always brilliant and enjoyable, and it is
Understood they will be more 30 than ever
during the coming winter. Musieales, ger
mans, Rotations, dramatic TendiiioDs, and
he members and their guests.
"A rumor was current on the streets yes
terdsy that parties--supposed TO be home
cspitaljsts--had made overtures 10 the pres
eui owners OF the City Railway stock, looking
to a purchase OF all or a controlling interest
in the road, the rumor being that sixty-five
cents was offered and eighty-five cents asked.
Our reporter was unable TO "eatch on" TO
uything more definite than what could be
sifted from the stories afloat.
1t was rumored yesterday that the at
torney -gt neral of Shelby county aud Mr..
Mctowsn, the editor of the Chattanooga
Times, were going 10 fight n duel, and that
seconds had already been selected. Editor
MCGOWAN said In his paper that our a.tor-
ney general had been guilty of every crime
10 the calendar, and the encouragement re-
taliated by saying that the editor was the
spawn of q rubber spittoon, or words to that
effect, and denounced him ss liar in the
most polite BilliDgsgafe. Is this weak in
vention OF the enemy to divert the attention
of the attorney general from the matrimonial
associationsE
AT st. Peters church there is a Gsnc-
tuary Society of the Sacred Heart, whose
members, under training by Que of the Chris
tian Brothers, devote themselves to the duty
of serving at the altar during mass, vespers
and benediction. st. Peters parish has been
highly edited by the regularity and devotion
of the young members in the perform anse of
their duties, and prominent and devout
gentleman has signifed his appreciation of
this society by "a donation of $50 to-
ward rewarding the members who distin-
guished themselves by fidelity TO duty. The
members consist of James Mallop, president;
Thomas Semmes, vice-president Eugene
Willeti, secretary; Owen Egsn, marshal
John DWyer Joaenh Rahh Charles Puddeke
John luther, Samuel Williamson, James
Brawner, Edward Boyle. John Lump, Will
liam <. Speed, Thomas Holly, James Scott
and William Carter.