Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-21
OLIVER, rINNIE &Co
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Cotton active.
| The baby is immense.
| Ny Partner Thursday night.
| Hearts Of Oak again tonight.
| The sale of seats for M Partner begin:
to-day.
A dark and dreary Sunday, with clouds
| and rain.
William Shane was fined s. yesterday
| for mistresting.
| There are several aspirants for the office
| Of coal-oil inspector,
DIR. MADDEN had a good many patients
yesterday in the Police Court.
The Madison Square Theater Company
appears here next week in The Professor.
The Museum OF Anatomy continues this
week. 1t should be vieiied by everyone.
The director. of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad hold meeting to day.
A fashionable wedding takes place in
the First Methodist church 10 morrow night.
The Schmalzried case comes up for trial
before Chief-J ustice Hidden this morning.
Sam Stokes, for drawing knife on
Sergt. Kunholz, Sunday, WAS fined $40 yes
terday.
Judge Baxter will be here next Monday v,
when the November term of the United
States Court will begin.
The marriage market will be we'll
stocked this season. Twenty-seyen mar.
risges already are on lEe tapis.
fro- Imam Walker, who stole come goods
IT.. farmer at stock yard Saturday, was
fined $40 by Judge MADDEN yesterday
-16oa. III. Patton, Yesterday, was made
administrator of Martha L. Coulter, and Lee
A. Coulter was made guardian of Ernest
Coulter.
"A transcript Of the case OF Lawrence 3.
Smith Is. the Memphis and Little Rock Rail-
road Company, was lied in the United States
Court yesterday.
-Iu the two remaining cases against Will
liam Dickens in the Criminal Court, AT.
torney-General Turner yesterday asked for
verdict of not guilty.
The receipts Of cotton by river yesterday
were 2l33 bales and 129 bags of seed cotton.
Six thousand two hundred and fifty-three
bags of seed were also received.
"A little twelve pound stranger arrived
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gold
smith, No. 363 Vance street, SUNDAY morn
ing, and from all appearances will remain
among us.
"A correspondent from Batesvile, Miss
writes that the case of r. ID. Bowles. for the
killing of o. G. Reynolds, in the Circuit
Court, resulted in verdict OF guilty and i'm
prisonment for life.
John S. Cross and J. Z. Haddock, NJ.
Dougher and Mary E. Bohlen, Charles
Frederick and Mrs. Msgdalene Arnold,
Ephraim Burdell and Matte Walker were
granted marriage licenses yesterday.
The United States Court officials have
all returned from Jackson. The chief cases
tried there were the United States Us. E. S.
Piddicard OF Humboldt, counterfeiling, and
Robinson Mcleod Us The Memphis and
Charleston railroad, involving the liability
oil railroad for Issuing false bill of lading.
Capt. Hackeit arrested colored man
named Calvin Evans, early yesterday morn
ing, for The malicious cutting of a woman
called Sugar Bette" at No. $50 Second
street. The woman was cut very severely,
the knife barely missing The vital cord. She
is thought now to be out OF danger. Evans
will be tried tomorrow.
"A report has been current for some DAYS
that woman on Poplar street had given
birth to child which had a snout like an
elephant. A reporter questioned the attend
the truth OF the report, saying that the child |
was simply hare-lipped. The cause of the |
malformation was supposed to be that the |
mother had been frightened by an elephant |
al circus.
It. B. Morton, the young check raiser |
who escaped from Jail short time ago, has |
been captured AT Atlanta. 1t Is said he en- |
.ered a commission house there, and that he |
gave himself away when he endeavored to |
obtain Mr.. Mackay's old custom for the |
house he represented. His handwriting is |
aid to have been the immediate cause of his |
betrayal Chief Davis was telegra pied TO |
and he will send Capt. O'Haver
'r Detective Pryde 10 Atlanta to-day.