Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-29
PERSONAL.

A PROFESSOR was leciUring on "After
Man-Whst?" A listener remarked that 1t was
generally the sheriff or some woman.
IT Is a terrible shoek to ones feelings, after
singing "Salvation's Free" to hear the announce
ment that "the collection will now be tsken.'
Nh GARRETT found in his recent trip
South that the southern people were deeply inter
ested in the success Of the Johns Hopkins Univer.
sity.
JAY GOULD has disposed of SIS Zoo, 900
more of his railroad stock This time It is a con-
trolling interest in the Hannibal and ST. Joseph
railroad.
COOP reporters always have an intuitive
news sense" This sometimes is so innnt
ence is not very pronounced.
PRor WATERHoUsE of ST. Louis has
written an essay the culture of iute in the
South. which the Department OF Agriculture at
Washington has published.
TIE etepfsther Of Henry NJ. Stanley, the
great African explorer is thatcher and tiler in a
little Welsh village, and his mother is the lsndady
of an inn in the same place.
IRON fnger-rings for gentlemen are COM
ing 10 fashion IL the Brooklyn EARLE is to be be
leved. Iron bracelets for gentlemen in certain
circles OF society have long been fashionable.
NEVER engage in any thing you would not
open with prayer, said very strict orthodox o.,
with dozen oysters" says the New Orleans Plea
guns.
AT breakfast The other morning a New
| York dude declined piece of shad. He had been
told says an exchange, th.t fish food made brain,
| and he 5idu't want 20 unfit himself for the posi-
ton he occupied in society .-Boston Globe.
The Turkish governor-general of Arm suis
suppressed the importation Of Moody and Sankey 5
GosDol Songs into his dominions, on account ui
the song entitled Hold the Fort" He saw in this
design TO inspire the people to instruction and
4 freedom.
upper stories of the building we occupy, the other
| day. The funny part of 1t was that while five
/ men did the work, l. took about oO0 10
| loaf around the corners and see it done.-Cin-
| ciandti Drummer.
| ''SHALI. he we,r a straw haiti" WAS the
subject of a lecture recently delivered by the Rev
| Emory J. Haynes, DID,, OF Brooklyn, to the young
| people What the verdict was is not stated bul
| II is supposed every Brooklyn preacher knows how
| TO pafa arouno the hat.
| KENTUCKY paperE say the Rev. Jonathan
Haskell sells peanuts and circus lemonade undei
| his revival tent "when the brother was showing
in Mississippi towns, says the PicdyiHe The used
to advertise himself as city missionary OF New Or
| leans. He ought to reform and join regular cir
Gus"
VARIOUS answers are given 20 the Rev
| J. P: Newmen's conundrum, "What become OF the
| great moral ideas Of the Republican party7"
| term when Newman court chaplain, anC
| Travelled round the world AZ government expense
Boston Herald.
THE Baltimore Sun says that Mr.. Euoct
| Pratt will probably, during the coming summer
| be ready according 10 the terms OF his PROPOSE
| ton to found and endow the Enoch Prstt Libra
building and lot on Mulberry street, together viii
sos5 1893 SO in cash.
Mr.. GEORGE CABLE is folding bis path il
| New 0rieans not strewn solely with roses, one 0
tastes OF isis Northern patrons and admirers. Mr.
George Cable has thought proper 70 iniuse iuto hi
| works Of fiction spirit OF satire ana nd4cuIe
| against Southern civilization"
| HENRY PRousE COOPER, "the crazy tailor,
has returned from Europe and is living with hi
| vile again During his absence his properly anc
saver. ana the court has allowed Mrs. Cooper SCI
week for The support of herself aud her children
| Judge Barrett now orders the same amount TO b
paid to Mr. Cooper who is ssid TO be worth SIG 90
| Hver all liabilities.
The editor of the Shelbyville (Teuu.) Com
mercial announces his Intention of retiring iro1
iour,,a1 and offers his Office for sale. Mr.. kus
mas peen one the fraternity for an half tur.
| or more and has made the envlsble reputation o
| sivays heinz honest and earnest in the advocsc.
| ot MS conyictions. I'D has thereby cOmmAnde'
I tne respect ana patronage Y. $50 fef
whoir he has been thrown.
A coRREsposDcFf Of the New York s>r
makes proposition to Ingersoll, and tncse ws'
think with him on theological subjects, 10 oRiaf!
the consent OF toe Christian world TO put It's iati
shall be nothing less than the rebuilding Of tin
temple at Jerusalem. He says the test will be al
expensive one. but Mr. Ingersoll, who claims Il
have SO many followers, ought to be able 10 rals
the money.
PARsoN NEWMAN, who was lately sccuse,
OF ilattery in referring to the Jews regents the i'm
putation in these terms: There is so much noble
and good in the true Hebrew that flattery is uli
Necessary While half the Christian world
while both Jew ard Gentle receive the Law Q
Nose, sing the psalms OF Dd7td and reyerentl
bow before the God OF Abraham, II is not fiattefJ
to speak well OF an Israelite. indeed, In whom /
no guile
AT Augusta, Ga, considerable excitemen
rna created in the southern suburbs OF the cit.
tho other aftornoon " the shooting OF two ne
| hxyn Ian d vVlf M
were eurEiDg AMI behaving ri0toUslg uear tue resi-
dence of young lady whom Lambert wss visiting
lacked him wita sticks Lambert drew a pi,t5
| and fired, woundiDg one negro seriously and IN
other slightly. 1hs negroes In the vicinity gath
cred aid threatened TO lynch Lambert, but he wa
rescued by the police.
The Cupsrd steamer Gailia will mex
month bring to this country most distinguishes
Enelslimsu in the person Of the Right Hon bor,
ColeIidge, Lord Chief Justice OF England. He vii
be accompanied by little party OF famous no
glish barristers, among whom will be Mr: Charlie
Russell. Q. c. and Home-Rule member Of Parlia
| ment for Waterford. Lord Coeridge's visit L
America Will of course be soeinl event OF grea
PhfIsdeiphia and Washington have determined /,
make the presence in this country OF England
Lord Chief Justice the occasion for what may b
called grand logel denomination.
AT the recent parade in Vicksburg, tht
Herald says that in all OF the great crowd Of "lrt
boys" there were two who deserve especial men
ton. Senator J. n George whose influence Is Eel
|
| aud John Scott who is doing 50 much for the
railroad improvement fOf the South, turned on
| with the boys and entered heartily into the an
| nuai parade senator George is always a. home
in Ficksburg, and Mr.. Scott elbows thGt ne Is also
| enc of u.s. Mr.. Scott says he doesn't remember
when he enjoyed bimteif 80 much and We are sure
all the cit;zens OF Nicksburg sre gratited At tht
interest he takes Ia our Fire Department and IL
our city.
PULITZER. OF lbe St. Louis Post Dispatch
ia only thirty-fve and is the principal owner OF
paper that cleans over $1,000 week Pulitzer came
to this country, a green lad, when he was nitGen
He was ct first stoker on Mississippi rvel
steamboat. once, when he was penntless IN 81
! Louis during the gTest cnolera year. ne ootaibeo
the job OF digging the graves and burylDR tht
dead cholera patients. 1t wes olficuit 10 oDial
task. Pulitzer worked all through that terrible
season. and the cholera passed him by. lie Ole
not fear It, and 20 he escaped. Then, again, b,
another strange turn, he wore the Livery OF .
coach man. and drove the carriage OF u man VINO
still lives In St. Louis.
Mr. WILLIAM BLEBcK. young jersey
man. as married the other day, and in the fits
| week OF his honeymoon stole Eve COVE. When ar
rested for the crime he set up the curious deiensf
that he had stolen the COWS because ne BAD nc
| money to go 10 housekeeping" and in order
| get some TO buy furniture with. Having ssid TINS
| he burst into team, upon which Mrs. Bleeck, who
was in court, instead of falling upon his neck anc
| begging that che might be taken on 10 jan WIZ
| him, derOunced him as a liar and thisf," Gnc
| suggested that he ought 20 be hanged for hi
crimes" The penal system Of Fey ,Is1s1SY- n
fetfyte 6st sf:' BIesek now proesb!y sees how
dangerous IL Is To impose too severe tests upor
the love and credulity even OF newly-InArT1ec
bride.
AN eDricher OF the blood and purifier oil
tee system; curss l.ssiiude and lack OF eE'
ergy; such is Browns Iron Bitlers.