Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-06
ARK ANSAS NEWS.

Little Rock was never healthier than now
| in the treasury.
FL Fulsoni, Choctaw Ind an, was hung
al Fort Smith last Friday for murder.
Three prisoners escaped from J qcksonport
Jail oy throwing snuff ia the jsiier's face and
overpowering him.
Since the Iowa election the Prohibtionists
are defsn. They say they are sure Of car
ryipg Arkansas. Numerous immigrants are
| arriving.
Fort Smith has started Christian Associa-
tion-none too early. AT the next fair there
will be genuine Indian war dance by a
tribe of full blood Ossges.
The governor has pardoned j. W. Terry,
who attempted TO commit murder, out of the
penitentisry. That is how lynchiug comes
who can trust the law for justice?
AT GreenviIle, during a great storm there
on the 9th ultimo, four mules were killed
By lightning, and two men were badly hurt J.;
for awhile, were thought to have been killed.
Pinscle Springs, on the bluffs of Cadron
river, twenty miles north of Conway, had a
grand opening on Friday in honor of the
new hotel, which, with improvements, cost
$4,000.
There is no prohibition at Jonesboro. end
with Thomas Patterson and got shot. That
is the way liquor-sellers manufacture facts
and arguments Tor temperance people to use.
Searcy is an advancing town. 1t has five
mineral waters, bath houses, good hotels,
pleasant streets, and an intelligent and hos
pitsble people. Land has been given and
subscriptions are taking up to establish
college.
Little Rock Democrat, Sd: "There is not a
State in The Union whose press is more OF
unit on the question OF fostering and encour-
aging a system of public schools than Ar
kansas. That's why her population almost
doubled itself during the last decade"
There is fun even in tornadoes. The Little
Rock GasetLe says of the one they ad there
on Monday night: "Some funny incidents
occurred in the Capital Hotel, where the
guests came running down stairs and into
the public office in all kinds OF undress uni
FORMS"
The mean temperature OF the State in
j une, 1880, was 76.7; June, 1881, ST.; June,
1882, 78.9; mean highest temperature of the
month, 1880, S8.l; 1851. 80; 1882, SO s;
number OF days al 80 and over, 1880, s; 1881,
20; 1882, Is. Rainfall, June, 1880, 1923;
1881, COZ; 1882, 1876.
Near Lonoke, on Wednesday night,
negro stole one OF Mr.. Hulloway's horses and
tracted by the barking of dog and neighing
Of mis- horse, went out and saw the fence
down and missed the stock, and knowing
where the thief would have 10 cross the ba you
to &c; out, jumped on his mare and took his
gun, headed him of, met him in the road
and shot him down, took the stock and left
hin. Next morning no sign OF the thief wss
to be found.
Arkansas City Journal, lat: "Partrick Ed |
Ostrander, OF the Paris c. Brown, stuck 10 |
his wheel aud safely landed the boat during |
the late terrific cyclone, while all the sash |
and lights OF the rIlofhouse were blown |
away from around him by the force OF the |
gale. There he stood during that terrible |
blow, doing biz duty mznfuliy, at the ri.k of |
his life 10 protect ana TO save the lives Of /
others. When found by mis- partner ne had |
on but his under clothes, having /
stripped the rest off 20 take the raging
waters, "a be thought he should surely have