Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-06
Each of them prefers to be beaten Oy til

Each of them prefers to be beaten oy the
2iher titan by GU slider.
| Henry Davis and Mira. Emma EidiD7,
J"hn A NJ. Lelresh and Miss SailE b. HUT
iedge were given license to marry yesterday.
Yesterday a good many people on the
| street thought the "Cnicks" would Dc 6rrt;
| "Porters" second, and the -Crescens" third
The report that the "QIspaw- had not
put up good drill yesterday -t'eng hened
he conviction that the "ChIcks' would be
first.
delegates elected from the Thirteenth
| di~'rcl to the Democratic Convention sre:
Dr.. z Rsines, NJ. P. Levi and W. H.
Smith.
The "Chicxs" should give the "Cres-
| cents" reception here. Bring the New
Orleans boys alon. aud let Memphis give
them a send-of.
The "Cnickasaw" band contributed
greatly 10 the enjoyment Of the visitors at
me indianapolis encsmpmeat by playing
| aumher Of popular airs.
Bruce Sheppard, boy of seventeen, has
been arrested for shooting Mrs. Dow below
me knee joint on the Fourth Of July, while
practicing with derringer.
John F. Mile, aged nine, sou of Mrs.
u. Z. Mills, has disappeared. Whether he
mas been hurt or Is acting under the spur of
light literature is not yet known.
Tom Tobi, OF Arkansas, came over on
he Fourth OF July and was arrested Tor in
duigiDg too much in quinine and whisky
Recorder HadSen told him to give the qui
nine the first choice next time, and dismissed
Iim.
indianapolis Journal: while in Louis
vile the 'ChIckssaws' purch ssed relic at
pawn shop, which they intend to name two
/, HI, -
Of war. Tennessee may have a within
itself if the promi-es carried out"
A fire occurred about o'clock yester-
DAY afternoon on Mil street, near Second
| broke ont in the kitchen'of Joe Ackma ans
house, and npresd so rapidly that it was con-
-iderablv dam ged. The loss is estimated
u bstHss.a $500 and 5000, and there is no
insurance. The cause OF the FIRE has not
been ascertained.
The Nashville Worlds guaher at Indian
spolis said Of the "Porters" drill: "The
crack company Of the South redeemed itself
today under the burning rays OF an uo-
clouded sun, and amlds: enthusiastic cheers
II 10000 people from every Sat in the
Union. The 'Poriers' marched rom the
field after completing one 81 the best drills
ri their lives. The mechanics aud mssses OF
the assembage surged in rspiurous applause
at their =oidierly bearing and efficiency"
AN honorary member of the "Q1apaws'
said 10 Captain John Waidran at Louisville:
The 'Quapaws' die leo per cent. better han
! ever ssw them before. Why you fellows
Porter Guar0s) put up better drill At Lit
lie Rock than the 'Chicks-aw-" "Wel, if
ne -Quaps'" said the captain, "did 100 per
cent retier here than at Little Rock, and
We did better al Little Rock Thsn he Chicks
did here, will you tel me how II is that the
Chick got second place here, you got fourth
ais ace and we were third at Lutte ROck?"
He gave it up.
Indianapolis Sentinel: The 'Chicka-
SAM IRE foTtunate III having four of the
leading ladies of Memphis with them, wives
of officers and members. They room in
private house across the street from the
amp. and take their meals and spend their
I me with their husbands at the camp.
They are Mrs Captain S. T. Carnes, Mrs.
Lieutenant W. l.. Clapp, Mrs. Ralph
>emmes, the husband of whom is the sou of
the Admiral Semmes, comm lander of the
Alabama during he late misunderstanding,
and Mr.. A. K. Taylor. They are repre-
sentative Southern women, snd present all
he characteristics of refinement, devotion
and beauty"
AT the meeting of the State Bar Asso-
cistion at Bon Aqua, the following gentle
Den were elected TO mem bership from Mem
pl'is' lloiI. - ID iiOi isdp, lawn ier- lbs,
Hon. H T Elie,, T. B. Turley, George B.
Peters, Heury Craft, J. H. Walton, L. B.
j A Taylor, W. Y. c. Humes,
Hon. jams 0 Pierce, Luke E. Wright. r.
D. Jordan, Hon. r. J. Morgan, William
Randolph, Hon. w. w. Mcdowell. The
officers were Reelected for the |
enSu ng year: B NJ. Estes, Memphis, presi-
tent; Ben Wneeler, of Chattanooga, Andrew
A lison, of Nashville, and w. C. Wilkes, of |
VIC presidents; and j. c. Brad |
lord, of Nashville, secretary and treasurer.