Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-02
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Politics are

Politics are
Red hot and getting hotter.
-Moou's last quarter to-day.
-Keene might as "Hamlelp
The atmosphere cooled last night.
-CAispa the latter part of next week.
Casey Young speaks at Whitehaven to-
day.
The w2d geese continue to fly south.
ward.
The great elevator is the success of the
season.
Read the interview with Col. Josiah
Patterson.
Prepare your ballots for the election
next Tuesday.
The people are already talking about
the spring RACES.
The people Aocked to hear Tennessee's
great senator, Harris.
The eolored voters of Shelby county are
tired Of the Federal ring,
-ONeill next week plays An american
King aud A Celebrated Case.
All the Democrats OF the Tenth District
will vote for Casey Young.
The modern David is not harpist.
But he plays on one string.
John V. Wright speaks 10 night at Free
Trade Hall, SO Jefferson street.
President MADDEN knocked the wind out
of twenty-three cases yesterday.
Fifteen sidewalk delinguents were up
before President Hadden yesterday.
Judge w. NJ. Smith is the great North
Ameyic,,~ disiranchiser of white men.
-Papa MADDEN ~ives good account of
his administration in to-oa1
-Keene draws pretty good houses no'-
withstanding the political excitement.
The most blatant prohibitionists are
sometimes back-door drinkers; sly old coons.
David, the head of the Commune, plays
with stones to some purpose. See his inter-
view.
Senator Harris will address the people
at the Greenlaw. Opershouse next Monday
night.
President Hadden gives his whole time
and attention to the business OF the Taxing
District.
What man 10 the Tenth Congressional
District will endorse disfranchise ment ~
voting for Judge w. II. Smith?
The colored men are learning by whom
their interests are best attended to- and are
Aocking 10 the Democrstic standard.
Two miles of streets paved by Daddy
Hadden is not bad for the old man who
drilled the American Health Association in
sanitary science.
Seventeen hundred and sixty eight bales
Of cotton, twenty-four bags of seduction
end 3705 sacks OF cotton-seed were received
yesterday by river.
1t was sad TO see John V. Wright on the
stage OF Free-Trade Hall last night, speak
ing to about three dozen persona, the
newspaper reporters counted them.
The merchants and business men of |
know Casey Young 10 be the best |
this district has ever had in |
Congress, aud are going to vote for him 10 q |
man.
AT the Free-Trade Hall, tonight, those |
who are curious as TO the Fussellite platform |
can hear Judge John V. Wright explain it.
He is one OF the best speakers on that side |
Of the political house.
DR.. Porter gives, usual, his whole
time and attention TO the work Of electing |
The Democratic ticket. He has done good
work, and with his co-laborers has inside
friends for the cause he represents among all
clSsses of the people.
President d. P. Hadden was ordered by
Judge Horrigan yesterday TO show cause
why he only took one security In the case of
A. Dodson, charged with larceny. 1t was
considered good Joke for one judge to have
another up before him.
-JUdge Horrigsn yesterday had an order
entered in his court to the following effect:
That when any magistrate or the sheriff
axes a bond with only one security, such
2ficer shall forfeit any and all costs that he
would be otherwise entitled TO-"
Col. MoDAnieFs stable of race horses
cave to-day for Greenville on the steamer |
City OF Baton Rouge. He takes the follow
ng horses: Geo. Eakes, Comet, Ada. Ban,
John Sullivan. He leaves Lord