Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-18
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
- Wilson hasn't wess ened.

The dog-3osers are doing better work.
The potato market is wore ard worse.
The Eckfords meet at their armory to-
night.
Few trade dollars are ia circulation in
the city.
Eighteen thousand dollsr flied for fund
ing yesterday.
-Presid=nt Hadden aud others visited
qusrsn ice yesterday.
The Calvary Cemetery matter was under
consideration yesterday.
The irade-3ollsr tramp was discussed at
the Cotton Exchange yesterday.
Another match game at ball sill proba-
bly, be played at Olympio Park this week.
The Knisats and Ladies' of Honor of
this city are contemplating a picnic on the
% h Instant.
-Juslic. Qaigley put Josie Ramsey under
bond yest-Id4y TO keep the peace toward
Matilda Armour.
Licenses 10 MARI were issued yesterday
to P. T. Allen aud Lizzie Parsam, Preston
Cook and Florence Taylor.
"A young darky who was too haGdy with
his pistol vas sentenced TO ten years 10 the
peultrn.iary yesterday.
The Criminal Court will adjourn Sa'ur-
day and Judge Greer will $50 to BE- a cow
boy" III 70 lowing Wednesday.
Toe C1ickazaw Guards continue 10 drill
regularly. The impression that they will
eut r 90 mose competitive drilis is erroneous.
The Nonconnah bottom farmers are cry
ing for ram. Their crops are parched and
stuuted and are badly in need OF a good
shower.
The roof Of a lwc-ltory brick kitchen 10
The rear Of toe residence of G. B Patterson
WAS burned yesterday at neon. The loss was
about $500.
-Tomatoss OF al excellent "a Atty, bigger
tn IA a dude's head, are shown by Mr.. Tur.
nsr Morehesd, who resides three miles from
the city, on the new r leigh road.
-Beuiah W. was also entered in the rac9
az liust Fancy Day and ,xie by Mr.. Gal
lice. Ell. G err, her trainer, from Colum-
biS, Tenn., will bring her here and drive her.
There is still a gap 10 The Second street
pavement between Court ard Madison sirsets.
The Cotton Exchaage and the City CIuncil
have not yet agreed about the kind Of pave
meat to b put down.
Tickets of admission TO the matinee a,
the jail Friday, when Wilson will tread the
boards in a leading role, have been issu I'd 10
representatives of the press. The general
public will b excluded.
The steamer Exert will leave again to-
nigh. for 4 moonligh, excursion. The music
will b. excellent ard the best Of order will
prevail. The msuagArs know exactly what
10 do and how 10 dv it TO make these excuI-
sions popular.
-Vic,or Fuchs was represented at the
meeting of the Cotton Exchange yesterday
by a Zoe large ice-cold melon, which was re-
fsrred to a committee, who reported ~favora.
big on the quality OF the barry and gene.
rosity OF the donor.
WIN. Riehsrdfop, who has been perse-
cuted by Schuyler Parshsl in the courts of
North Alabama for the psst nine years, will
be tisd before j Judge Greer tod ~ on a writ
Of habeas corpus. Richardson has a tr~ snscript
from The docket of the Circuit Court OF the
county il which he was tried, showing the
verdict of the jury of not guilty.
Officer Lane, OF the Society for the Pre-.
%vention of Cfu-ly TO Animsls, took charge
of a mule yesterday on Main street, which
had been cruelty treated by its driver, who
sgraDg from his wagon and csc ped when he
saw Lane approaching. Tn flesh had been
worn TO the bone by the collar, aud a hole
about four inches across made in the side oil
its shoulder.
"A combination family pow-wow, al
ABOUT a missing CHICKEN, Ia TO be tried bS
Jus ice Z lott. Dulcan and Susan Banks
we're arrested FIRST On a pesce wsrrant sworr
out BY David Banks. Duncan was put TN
der beuds. His wife was released, and, goi-
home, got out her rszor and carved up Id
B INK, her sister-ir-law. Susan ia now in
Gurs1ce vile.
-Bradsireets agency had 140 failures ir
the United S a.es, and twenty-six failures il
Canada and the Provinces, for the week end.
Jog July IA, 1888. There we're four more
Than the rtceding week, sixteen more tbs
the corresponding week of 1882, sud fifty
more than the same week of 1881. The
Middle States had 80. New England S,atel
81, Southern States "a, Western States A
and Pee fl; States and Territories 13.
"A telegraph operator here received s
private message from Chicago yesterday
evening that the B1sId of Trade had offered
TO ray $4,000 TO aid in supporting the oper
a!ors should they strike in the even. of tn,
refusal Ct the Western Union to comply witt
their demands. The aversge pay OF operation
is said to be $54 II monih. TIE most experr
10 the office at his point are paid sos. S-v
tTal Of the operators declared yesterday even
ipg that taeir demands were JUS, and if no
sccrded TO by The msnagers OF The Wester;
Uoiou--why, he const quences be on theil
ogn heads.