Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-04
PERSONALS.

Cadet Whitaker is seeking the public ear
with lecture.
Edward Pierrepont, son of the late minis-
| ter to England, has received the degree OF
B.A. from the University of Oxford.
1t is thought that Senator Hill will return
to Atlanta from Eureka Springs, Ark, in a
few days, very much better for his stay there.
ode picture you hat painted is most putt
| full; dere is only Won word in de English
lanckguige vich describes it, and l hat vor-
| gotten it."
Humboldt told Sir John Bowring that all
the dahlias of Europe were the descendants
of a:few seeds he had gathered in Mexico and
sent in letter to Lady Holland.
Won Szillsgyi, the leader of the Hunga-
rian Radicals, is brilliant and powerful
orator, his style being based upon that of
John Bright, whose speeches are his favorite
reading.
The Rev. Thomas A. Becker Or. CT
bishop of the diocese of Wilmington, Del,
! tainted during service last Sunday evening,
| and has since been confined TO his bed, seri-
ously i'll.
Gsrfeld's body is modering in the tomb,
| but his soul is marching on.-Indidndpotis
Netrs.J Arthur's sole is marching en- too, and
Garield's friends are being kicked out of the
public service.
A Baltimore paper finds fault with Presi-
dent Arthur because he went to the Balti-
more races. In Chicago it is not considered
wrong to go to horse-rsces unless you bet on
| the wrong horse.
The Dean of Westminster has finally cen
sented TO allow tablet TO the memory OF N.
w. Bale, the composer OF The opera OF the
Bohemian Girl and many other operas, to be
placed in Westminster Abbey.
Pere Hyacinthe has had a great popular
success during his latest visit to Paris. He
always asserts that he remains Catholic,
| but a Catholic who denies the infallibility OF
the pope and legitimacy OF the inquisition.
Don Carlos, the would-be king of Spain,
and his wife have parted. The cause Of the
| disagreement Is not given, but the neighbors
ssy she used the royal scepter 10 stir soup
with, and set hen on fourteen duck eggs in
his kingly crown.-Itras Sifiings.
Senator Walker, of Arkansas, is described
as "a grim man, ffty-two years old, with
prominent features" He is seldom absent
from the Senate, and still less frequently
utters word, save to respond at rollcall.
Three hundred pies day are sold to the
newly arrived immigrants at Castle Garden,
New York. This is as it should be. II we
have 20 assimilate the new corners into our
national life, they should sssimilate our ma
tional dish as soon as they can.-BostOn I'D
| UertiSer.
Ex-senator Thurman's friends in Ohio are
| talking about nominating him for secretary
| of state on the Democratic ticket this year.
II elected, they will nominate him for gov
ernor next year, and if elected again his
nomination for president in 1884 will be a
| foregone conclusion.
Joshua F. Speed, an old citizen Of Louis
Vile Ky. died in that city on Monday last,
after lingering ilness, in the sixty-eighth
year of his age. Mr.. Speed was a brother
| ot-fr-Attorney- General Speed, of Lincoln's
| cabinet, and was one Of Mr.. L ncoln's best
and earliest friends.
| The Right Rev. Thomas A. Jagg ar, Epis-
copal bishop of the diocese of Southern Ohio,
| returned last Friday week from seven
months tour in Europe, accompanied by his
| eldest daughter. He had taken the trip for
the benefit of his health, being much broken
| down in health and spirits.
J Colonel Ingersoll says it il absurd TO ask
1 him to believe that seven men could or did
4 blow down the walls Of Jericho with rams
horns. We do not know how rams horns
sound, but if they are anything like bans
| instruments, seven amateurs out Tor practlce
might do a good deal Of damage.
The great-grandchild of the Emperor VIII
| liam. and future heir to the imperial throne
| of Germany, will be christened June Iltb-
the ifty-third anniversary Of the wedding
day Of the emperor and empress. Like has
progenitors for many generations back, he
Will be named Frederick William.
Tse Marquis Of Lorne and his wife will
spend the Fourth of July in Chicago, and
the dispatch which announces this TACT says
that the Marquis will very likely take par
in the celebration. II this is the case we shall
learn how much frst-class Scotchnan car
hold, for they are hard drinking dogs
Thew were discussing religious questions.
Said Brown: II tell you that II the other
animals do not exist after death, neither doe
man. There il no difference between mar
and beast" 'If anybody could conyine'
me of that it would be you, Brown" replieC
Deacon Jones, demurely.-BostoE ITaHseT ipi