Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-09
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Only one OF the six prisoners who broke
| Jail at Marion, Ark, recently, has been C ip
tured.
"A fountain has been erected in front oil
the altar. decorated with an Easter cross, al
st. Peters church.
The knights Templar will attend Cal
vary church tomorrow. They have me-
mortal window there in honor of 4 dec sased
brother knight.
Marriage licenses were granted yesler-
day to John II. Robinson and Mrs. NJ.
Smith, Clay Banks and Clara Thomas, New
ton johnson and Bette Lewis.
Kate Cornell yesterday brought suit 10
the Chancery Court against her husband
Patrick Connell, for divorce. She says he
drove her out OF doors six weeks ago.
Olympic Park is now in good condition,
and members of the Memphis Driving Club
can exercise their horses on fine track.
The club is to have sort of grand OPEN
ing in a few days.
Memphis Broom Guards drill at Expo
sition building Wednesday evening. The
young ladies composing the company have a
laudable object in view, and deserve the
commentator of every citizen.
in his sermon, "The Era OF Peace" de-
liyered last Friday evening, the Rev. DIR. M.
and character of the Rev. DIR. Lilienthai, OF
Cincinnati, who departed this life during the
past week.
There will be preaching at the First
Methodist church at IL am. to-day, at which
time a good many children will be baptized
and thirty persons received into the church.
AtSpm. there will service of song and re-
sponsive scripture reading.
The silly or rude whichever was in
tended) conduct of the green-spectacled
Young man and his venerable associate, in a
red car yesterday morning, should be attrib-
uted to lack of sense, and an dttaehe OF the
APPEAL so advised an indignant gentleman
Chester Harmon, colored, charged with
the crime of incest and rape upon HIS twelve
year-old daughter, had preliminary exam
ination before Esquire Lewis at Marion.
Ark, yesterday, and was bound over in the
sum OF $1,000, in default of which he was
sent 90 Jail.
Al the last meeting of the Broom
brigade a combination drill was held with
the bows and girls alternating. Captain
Charles Russell invited the company down
10 his boat and they With their chaperones
and escorts repaired thilhes and had de-
lightfui lance.
Monday (to-morrow) night the annual
school Rotations of the Calvary church
pupils takes place. The occasion will be
one Of a most attractive character. Mr..
Levy will preside at the organ, al led by
piano, harp, zither; flute, viola aud crysta-
ionicon. Among the pieces will be per-
formed an overture from Auber On organ
and piano; selections from the Mssiah and
Creation and Sfabdt Mater. Gounod's ave
Maria will be sung by Miss Bessie Pierce,
with organ. piano and viola obi9dtO, and
other brilliant pieces. Prof. Levy and choir
nave come fine music to render at this morn
ng's and evenings services at the reopenins
IF Calvary church.
The following are the names OF the
and officers from Memphis
vho will attend the Grand Lodge OF the
Knights of Honor at Nashville; y, r
Young. grand dictator; Ben K. Pulien,
rand reporter; ]. B. Aldrich and > Z.
OePass. Finance Committee; L. ID. Elder, r.,
Committee on Laws; j III. Thompson, repre-
entative; J. Harvey Mathes, alternate, from
No. 1856; Judge j. o. Pierce, representative
Daniel Schloss, alternate, from No. III; A. ).
Knapp, representative; J. A. Chase, alternate,
rom No. $50; f. II. Stevenson, representa-
ave; w: IL. Bates, alternate, from No. 296;
ames BART, representatives; F. Able, alter
nate, from No. 1863; II. A. Tatum, representa-
tive; J. b. Cook, alternate, from No. 5S3.
Miss Frances f. Willard was called
;r orth 10y the illness Of her mother aud-find-
Ins .he demands of the work in IIlinoia and
Ao"~ 30 great, decided To remain for The