Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-06
PERSONAL.

GIN GRANT made $4,000 by the rise cf
Louisville and Nashville stock Last week.
Mr.. POTTER PALMEE, of Chicago, after
spending slooooe ona palace. doesn't Ike It's APP
The la'e Gov. {. C. Wsshburn, OF Wiscon-
sin, died worth 80 600 900. ana now ST. LAWYERS arc
employed by the heirs in trying to pull the VIII 70
pieces.
The bon. Jefferson Davis is growing fine
oranges and grapes on his 500 acres at seauyoir,
l&Vs5ta6is than even in Florida
MONUMENT will soon be placed over the
grave of Robert the Bruce in Dunfermline Abbey.
F1teshire. 1t viii Cost $4,000. which sum will be
raised by popular subscription.
Mr.. GroRGE BANCROFT, the historian, In
in his eighty-third year He loves roses. He
loves also TO ride horseback, He sits erect and
enjoys the motion of the thoroughbred.
The Aberdeen (Scotlapd) Circuit Court
has sent Henry Boyd TO jail for eighteen months
for Insulting girla If similar sentences were i'm
posed IN Nashville, there would be fewer scoun-
drels at large.
WILLIAM DEMIsI, the fret male white
child born in the city OF Louisville died recently
at his home in Carroll county, KY, in the iOoh
year of his age. He was q famous Indiha fighter,
snd served in the war Of 1872
TIE New York Times grsvely asser,s thai
Kentuckian cut on strips OF the dead warriors
! skin took them home and had them made into
Tecumseh.
Mr.. DANIEL MuLs, a well-known in
yentor, of Philadelphia, has succeeded at last in
RroH1eiag onttonnole sewing machine which it
| servieeable, durable and properly barred button
holes for shirts, cuffs, collars and undergarments.
| The example set BY Sir Tollemache Sim
clair, OF Csithnessshire, Scotland IN educating at
his own expense the children of his tenants,
| might well be followed by other landed proprie.
| tors, whose Interests would thereby be Increased
| tenfold. good education is one Of the greatest
| OF blessings, and the man who assists another 10
| secure that which viii make life doUbly dear 70
|
The cashier of prominent bank in Louis
vile ny IN sPessi9g Of the large checks recently
and the other for s. ooS stated eg tbSt
during The war the First National Bank of Louis
vile handled several checks for - 900 900 and S.
1000 each. He says that some time ago, when
the Wilmington road was bought by the Pennsyl-
ysnla railroad. the latter gave 4 check for So,
The new Turkish minister, Tewfik Pashs,
| arrived at New York on Monday last. He Is q
graduate Of the military school of st. Cyr, Yer
sailles. He holds the rank OF msjor-general in
the Turkish army. From 1873 TO 1873 he was pres
ident OF the Turkish Military Commission for pro-
curing arms in America and lived IL Proyidenee,
N, l., oeIng that time He was Minister OF FL
nance short tune in 1850. Tewhk Pasha Is Of
medium highland has pleasant face. He speaks
PHILADELPHIA has been using eas made
from coal just forty-seven years Timothy Ksat.
| ing, one OF the men brought over frem England 10
could be made. IS still an empioye Of he ciiy's
| gasworks When he hrst arrived he found that
Coke had not been thSusht Of. Two men ran the TIE
gssw forks then now 1870 are employed. During
lost a single day, and has never taken vacation.
The people OF England and Ireland seem
TO never tire OF heaping honors upon Lord wolss-
icy i9r MS services in the EgypuAn campaign.
banquet In MS honor when he visits Ireland next
month, ana during the banquet present him with
handsome testimonial. When wearCd with the
old country the noble lord might find It both
}, pleasant and profitable to visit America. where
y having what the Western gentry denominate 20
Q high old time"
! THERE are several men in this country
who can make great deal Of money for thef
Vile, is insured ior sssoo6o: stetson, Of PhiIs
delphia: has $50 900; Frank Jones. of Portsmouth
900; langley Ie eaiiipos o. 500 49, JOIN
= How, ST. Louis, $4,000; Hamilton Dission, Pbila
$4,000; + ". Deycre, New York V city. saso.oc5
r Cyrus W. Field, New York City. $4,000; Amo,
New YoP SCO.ls Sss Y SaE
r 100000. - '''''''' '''" '''>
CAPT. BoYroN is experimenting with
kind of submarine balloon. 1t ia made of sheet
a air-chambers, thai it viii navigate the ocean a
, any depth below the surface. By the cid Of some
e to manufacture air for breathing purposes at IN
g rate of 500 coeic feet per each pound Q: chemi
sixteen hours ~ the AID Of ffty peaads q
Re propose. 70 Sssn1. on Spy
recovering treasure from sunken vessels
3 CAPT. HENRY WILSON, manding the
United States steamship Lackawanna, reports &c
i the Navy Department from Honolulu, March 10th
q commenting the gallantry of Louis Williams, cap
tain OF the oretop OF that ship, in rescuing ship
Is Thomas Moran. iandsman attempted % desert By
n swimming 10 the shore. When $50 yards from the
g lowered as soon as possible, but In the meantime
= Williams he'd jumped overheard, and, swimming
IN the direction OF the cries for help reached thu
!, drowning man In time 10 hold him above watel
y until the boat arrived, some minutes afterward.
q ana picked them up.
d MAJ. BURKE, of New Orleans, who ha
10 figured of late in couple of duels in recent in
tsryiaw ramsrkea thaf hs had no hesife ton In
ranging itself decidedly against the practice. and
that the tendency throughout the world IL toward
tne psseeiui aaIustment o. eontros ~ ano
u he gives as one OF the reasons for this that II
often found that the duelo does not effect settle
| ments but often results in increasing bad blood
!, or unhappiness TO all the parties concerned and
their families. The m.jors head is getting TO b
o level this subject. His dues effected moth
a | ing; settled nothing.
e CHARLES ORMoND REILLY, ID d., treasurer
. OF the Irish National League. born in 1sis I'm
I, washinaw county. Mich, and has been a resident
d literary department Of Michigan University. and
and received his theological training, IN compan,
I; more He graduated rom this Institution about
eight years ago and received the degree of doctor
n |
his superiority in dogmatc theology. In 1875 he
: bscame pastor OF ST. PAtricks Catholic church
" Detroit and in the eight years he has had charg
n has cleared IL of debt OF $4,000. He IL lookes
upon as q leader In literary and art matters an
Z, has fine reputation as scholar and orator.
% An ice-cream festival in Louisville, KY.
n has caused painful warfare between q youn
l. man and woman who might have been hi
mother in-law. Joseph Summerca'e escorted Mis-
McGhee to the festival aud there entertained he
with great ibera ity, expanding no less sum thai
81 IS for her benefit After seeing her safely home
v however. the remorse which follows extrAvagAnc'
setn, and he expressed TO fIiend fets that
l. had been so lavish. This regret was subsequently
IN communicated to Miss McGhee, who told he
az mother. wbereupon Mrs. McGhee. thinking .
overwhelm him, forthwith sent TO the uneas
le summercale the sum which she undertood tha
m he had expended upon her daughter. This was
emergency and Immediately made reply that ali
n had not sent him enough by thirtyfiye cents. A
r. this pOiut Snmmercale had sigh advantage, bu
when Miss NcGhee's small brother soon afterwar
addressed him on the street As "lhlrtyhyecer
e Joe he lost his temper and threatened 10 hras
p the youngster. The boy told his mother, who sen
y, word that she would cowhide Summercals n
Ne atten pied any thing Of the But 5ummercal
ne Is man Of resource aud he Immediately swore ou
I'd a peace warrant snd had Mrs. bcGhee arrested
ar which she forthwith responded by causing his a
- rest for disorderly conduct At this stage OF u
m conflict the Louiville papers went TO press an
Ir the telegraph has been unaccountaoly silent as
10 the FINAL result.
RHEUMATISM, disordered blood, geBer
" debility, and many chronic diseases pr
~ nounced incurable, are often cured by Brown