Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-28
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The courts grow duller every day.
PEACHES are still high and scarce.
The County Quarterly Court will inset
Monday.
To day is srraignment day in the Grim
inal Court.
knights of Honor celebration at Estivsl
tomorrow.
The farmers are loud in their complaints
OF loo much grsss.
The ca. and dog case has not yet been
decided by Judge Pierce.
old city indebtedness amounting 10 $2I,-
900 was filed Tor funding yesterday.
"A number of new summer cars were
turned out last week by the city railway
shops.
The Colossal Cew-Catchers show their
agility in capturing tame cows at 81. Louis
next.
The Marine Hospital buildings, in the
southern suburbs of the city, almost com
pleted.
The Mllburn Iron Works, on Front
! street, are now running all night by electric
lamps.
Inspector Lane has taken no STEPS yet
| toward dog PRISONERS, and the proba 1ility is
that he will not.
The lessees of the State prisoners have
been notified to send their sgent for the con.
vics now 10 jail
Thomas ]. Ffanchina, of San Francisco,
has written the chief Of police to inquire
for Bernardo Semedini
The potato-gro wers are very respondent
abont the price, and many declare they will
| not dig them unless il rises.
The grand jury met yesterday and in
dicted a number Of persons, including all
those now 10 jsil on warrants.
William Robson, who shot another
darby in the leg on Jackson street recently,
has been captured at Durant, Miss.
Nearly squsre of the Second street
roadway has been paved with stone blocks,
which are being rapidly put down.
Was not The Cow-Caichers' concern
fine field for the display OF grit ard philar-
thropy On the part of Brother Lane?
-Housekeeper5 are worryiug themselves
with the problem as 10 which is the most ex-
pensive, ic. IN summsr or coal in winter.
The contract for building the Pianters'
Oil Mill was given out yesterday to Flanagan
d Stevens, to be completed in sixty days.
1t is understood that RaybUrn avenuv
will be paved as soon as arrangements can be
made for material, the necessary amount
having been So bscribed.
"A number Of rPecilnen, of ,rly Ro.e
Irish potatoes shown By r. Fl Mccain, of
Balls avenue, are very fue, and would BE-
rreditsble as an exhibit in any county fair.
The Mtzut, will rehearse tomorrow
night with Hzn1aerker's Orchestrs. A con-
cert will oe given for the b-ne6t Of invited
guests aud associate members, next Tuesday
evening.
One of the cows at Olympic Park YES
terday grew very weary, toward the close OF
the performance, and tried 10 sit down in
Mr.. Lev Grams buggy. Ole of the wheels
was broken.
"A Shelby county cotton-bloom was on
exhibition at the Cotton Exchspge ysster-
day, raised by Mr.. S. F. Bend, near Bartlett,
ard cent to the Exchange by W. r Cross &
Co, OF Bartlett.
Court Square is quite resort for per
sons from the surrounding c)untry, and many
OF them make IT Il rend, zvous, meeting there
aitr days business in different paris OF the
city to go home together.
The baseball grounds at Olympic Park
are being nicely Fixed up for next Sunday,
when the Eagles snd Eckfords will play a
mstch gang. Both mines are baiug rtiL-
forced, aud line sport is promised.
X,
claims TO be blacksmith, was fined SIS for
going into Cross guU-shop, on Main street,
and meddlIng With his tool, during which
he slipped hammer up his sleeve.
Sol MeKIpney's wife cad him up before
the Poiice Court yesterday morning charged
with assault and battery, but the evidence
gave a coloring the other way, sod Sd wac
| discharged. they are colored folks
The evidence sgsinst Frank Baughey.
the white man ch ,rged with pluckiDg S.
mole from a companions vest pocket, In the
| Gsyoso House, wss cncumstznIaliy convinc.
| ing but not substantially conyiciing, and he
was discharged by Justice Burke yesterday
morning.
| "A charge Of murder Wss entered 10 the
Police docket yesterday against lobe Auder-
sod, colored. He had difficulty on Causey
street about three weeks ago with q couple
of darkies in a saloon, and during the seattle
hit Isaac Sale on the side with stick. Sale
has been confined TO his bed ever since, and