Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-08-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

LUOAL Il AhAUnh1 NO.
! Don't scratch.
Present solid front.
The High-taxers are low in spirits.
-High-tax Republicans will get left.
The anxiety will be over in a few days.
The Low-Tax candidates don't expect to
win.
-"Man was made to mourn."-Repnbhcan
axiom.
Hear the futer az he futeth, futeth,
futeth.
See Cullen as he scotch, scotch,
scotch.
The Bartlett Court has adjourned until
August 18th.
The Republicans are not satisfied with
their fences.
Every vote for the Democratic ticket is
a vote for Bate.
-Low-tax Republicans will be knocked
high Thursday.
Cullen says he didn't come out to beat
Shea, but to win.
General Bate lie expected at the grand
rally tomorrow night.
The Lincks, of Nasty lille, will be here
certainly next Sunday.
-Don't scratch the back of any of the
Democratic candidates.
The grand jury met yesterday and re-
turned a few indictments.
Shelby will put in some solid ticks for
Bate at the coming election.
The Democrats will get almost as many
colored votes as the Low-taxers.
The Democrats must work like beavers
from now to the close of the polls.
Let the Democrats poll a rousing big
majority and scatter the clans foy good.
The Republican candidates have already
secured round-trip tickets to Salt river.
What has become of John Shea, recently
a candidate for clerk of the County Court?
There will be big barbecue at Raleigh
to-day, at which General Bate is expected to
be present.
IL shall never be happy again." will be
asuitabIe Republican refrain for next Fri
day morning.
-"He who enters here leaves all hope be-
hindu InscriDtion euer Low-tar wing Of The
Republican party.
My Lady Clare, by Mrs. c. J. Eiloart. is
the latest in Seaside literature at Mausford's,
298 Main street.
-Messrs. Buttenberg, Saltmarsh and others
will act as pall-bearers Of the Greenback
party at the election.
The County Court clerks office will be
harmonium sympkonium when Pat Winters
assumes his duties there.
The Democrats of the Eighth ward had
a rally on the corner of Poplar street and
Carroll avenue last night.
81 believe in looking at these things
phiiosophically,n said Herr Uhl yesterday
s'Even II / should be beaten 1 have had a lot
Of fun"
The game at Olympic Park Sunday be-
tween the Wetter nine and the Eckfords re-
suited in favor OF the former club by a score
of eight to elk.
-Died-Low-tax wing of the Republican
party, of inanition. Funeral will take place
from the residence of Major Gutenberg.
Burial private.
"A report that fellow had lost $4OO in
Rosenstein's saloon, on Beale street, Sunday,
caused the arrest of the proprietor and a
subsequent fine of SO.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to VIM. B. Mills and Miss Alice Murphy,
E. H Henry and Mrs. Mary Jackson, G. w.
Ford and Jennie Harris.
Mo. 63,699 got first prize, No. $1,000
second prize and No. 81, 226 third prize in
Mondays drawing of the Commonwealth
Distribution Company, Louisville. -y.
-Messrs. ]. NJ. Harris, chairman, G. p
NJ. Turner, p M. Winters, Lawrence Lamb,
John d. Martin and John League made
speeches at the Eighth ward meeting last
night.
EVERY negro meet" said prominent
candidate yesterday, atells me he will bring
me about 800 votes. As have talked with
several hundred of them, 1 don't see how my
majority can be less thi n $4,000 votes."
mt L..
especially near election time, TO dispense the
MODS OF bowling, swearing and fighting ne
groes who congregate at different points and
make themselves nuisances to the surround
ing neighborhoods.
When Tom Russ, the negro burglar, was
called for yesterday morning at the station
house, he had mysteriously disappeared.
The officers began 10 fear that he had been
accidentally allowed to go. After long
search he was found between two OF the mat
tresses in one of the cells.
A sad death occurred at the railroad
camp on the Kansas City road, about seven
or eight miles east Of Bradley, the latter part
of the week. w. E. Lonergan, Cairo man,
aged twenty-one, wa. taken ill of bilious
fever, and died before his father reached
here. The young man was the book-keeper
at the camp.
"A requiem mass will be chanted at st.
Peters this merning at 9 O'Clock in memory
of Mics Eudora Athy, Sheriff Athy's daugh.
ter, who died three years ago. Miss Athy
was s most lovable and winning young
lady; and the requiem mass to-day will fit
tingly recall to mind one whose maidenly
qualities endeared her 10 all who knew her.
On Horn Lake road, seven miles south
of the city, on Saturday night, at a colored
picnic and speaking, Aleck Ford was stabbed
BY Joe Crenshaw. He received two wounds,
one just below the left shoulder-blade, the |
other in the left eide below the nipple. The
wounds are very serious. 1t was the resulr
OF an old grudge. Both parties are undet
arrest.
Mr.. r. F. Arats, Democratic nominee
for constable in the Fourteenth civil district,
that Mr.. I. S. Mallory has come
out as an independent candidate for that
office after having submitted his claims to |
the Democratic convention snd pledged him.
self to abide BY its decision. Mr.. Arata says
that Mr.. Mallory was present al the conven-
ton, and was put in nomination by Colonel |
Josiah Patterson.
While Captain O'Haver and Sergeant
Kuhnholz were looking for Charles Williams,
the negro homicide, Yesterday afternoon on
the Pigeon BOOST road, they caught up with |
a thiet named Doc Neal. An old darky had |
given Doc leave to ride in mis- wagon, and he |
had go lar forgotten the kindness as to throw |
the old mans piece Of meat out of the wagon
and then walk back for it. The officers made
him return the meat
Sunday morning near 10 O'Clock fire
originated at 90 Monroe street, house be-
longing TO Mr.. John Overton. 1t spread
through a thin partition 10 the next build
ing, and did several hundred dollars worth
of damage to the furniture and clothing of
Mr.. Charles Miller and wife and Miss Min
ME Hunter, his wife's sister. The loss on
the furniture was about $500 or $500, and
was fully covered by Insurance.. The dam
sge to the building was also covered. No.
90 was damsged somewhat, and Mr.. E. w.
Hahhart uho lives thera ur,sta;a>J Z. L.. -