Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-27
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

LITTLE Rock expects TO have large cot
ton mill put up in that city.
ARKANSAS CITY has a "Woodbine Club.n
1t meets where the tendril climbeth,
CHATTANOOGA is already out seeking sub.
scriptions for grand Fourth of July observance.
THE Little Rock Gazette says the mail ser.
vice between Brinkley and Clarendon Ark, has
been abandoned.
JUDGE FOLK, of Brownsville, Tenn, has
invented spiral windmill, which viii run street
and train railway cars.
NEW cooperage company is about TO
erect large factory at Chattanooga, which is be-
coming the most active manufacturing town in the
State
BELLS DEPOT (Tenn.) Progress: THE
fruitgrowers have had lively time the past week
shipping berries: About ten carloads left Gadg-
den in SIX days.
whisperings in dark corners, and up back stair
ways, of pending sensation, that will both shock
and startle our people"
CHATTANOOGA has counterfeiter who
makes niekels, quarters, halves and dollars, and
boasts OF passing so in one day. The police have
his wife and want him.
VICKsBURG POSI-: "Ihe iourneyn1en paint
ers of the city held business meeting last night
and agreed to demand rise in the rate of wages
from 81 so to IS per day. careful canvass OF the
bosses shows that all agree to the demand but
one"
MEssRs. PETER GoUREE, w. I. Scott, ir.,
j. +. scott and d. II. GOuree prOpOse to build q
narrow-gauge road from Shreveport to inteisect
the ParamOre road in Lafayette county, Ark. The
Tins says the tap would be OF incaculable benefit
to Shreveport.
ARKANSAS CITY Maa: "Mr. J. S. Rose,
who has just returned from trip over nearly
every township in the county, enOTts great loss OF
stock by the planters from the buffalo gnats They
never were in greater numbers than now, and are
very destructive"
THERE ia at present more demand for
hand-books of the State of Mississippi than ever
before. A large number of Northern people are
writing letters OF inquiry, and the indications
that q great many immigrants will come to the
State during the next twelve months.
THE health officer OF Terrebonne parish,
La, reports that on McCollam's Ellendsle planta-
ton fifteen cases of smallpox have been reported.
OF this number two have died, six are convslescent
and seven are still under treatment. Two cases
have occurred on the Crescent Farm plantation.
A BRAKEMAN was killed at Arkansas City
while uncoupling cars Somebody ought to be in
dicted for murder in such cases. and they are very
frequent, for there are inventions by which IN
coupling can be done without danger, but II costa
something and saves no coal-only human lives.
VICKsBURG Post: THE grit or sand which
ia taken from the artessn well now in course OF
construction at the Flowerree Ice Works, st 8
depth of $50 feet, is composed chiefly of minute
shells, and corresponds exactly with bottom
such as is found in the ocean, hundreds of miles
from land
Mrs. EWING. colored, of franklin, Tenn,
on. Tuesday sent her niece, eight years old, TO
saloon for quart of whisky. The girl got the
whisky and before getting home drank the entire
contents OF the bottle. she then went on home,
and in few minutes after entering the house she
dropped dead.
ARKANSAS CITY Mail: Gan eight-yearold
boy passed through the city Thursday, with 8 tag
on him showing that he was shipped from Mont
cello to Little Rock. The tag gave MS age desig-
nation, from whence shipped and that ne was an
orphan. The little fellow looked bright and happy
and communicative"
CHATTANOOGA appears to Be envious Al
Knoxvilles splendid festival week Is says. we
q little afrsid-though We pen this in fesr and
trembling-that the Knoxville musical festival IS
not exactly, that Is, not precisely, or, to De eve!
more accurate, not within gnatg kn1ckls OF gusi
what eur fancy painted it,
Arkansas CITY Nal: HAll of the new
work around Laconia Circle, in upper Desnsl $1,000
the test of the last water, but the old Brekshot
leyee gave way and was the cause OF oVetno"lng
land there is in any party of Desha. The DIeAks
this year are only one-tenth the extent OF N21
year"
LAST Sunday, as the keeper OF the Bates
prisoners, he was seized By one OF them and he4d
until six Others made their escape The n an
holding the turnkey then ran, bat was shoi n tne
thigh and brought to a stand. He Is 70 De hung
on the Sd of June. The sit tsAt escaped wer. Al
sentenced 70 the penitentisry for various terrnz
BROWNSVILLE (Tenn.) SlGtss: Sfhe Ex.
press Office Is now busy place. a great many
strawberries have been shipped There Is no bet
ter Opportunity for capitalists than TO purchase
the grounds and houses Of the oeiuhct bfo"ns,
vile Cotton Manufacturing ComPsny, "a an "a
offered to anyone who desires 10 invest
CHATTANOOGA TINES: "Dr. Vinson Tee'tr
brought suit against the city yesterday ior slOvo
which ne claims he was dannag oy Hg,s I'm ps-
city last winter, DR. Teeter was arrested Ior iang
toTeport a case OF smallpox, which he vas treat
quarantine station by Officer Allen and had q ball
put on Ai1 TO prevent his esesPe onui me peIlso