Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-06-26
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
.McKeeyer swings to-day.

-McKeever swings to-day.
-Granolith rhymes with hydrolith.
Lawn mowers are busy all over the
city.
The verdict in the Kaueiz case was
quite surprise.
The rain yesterday evening, though
light, was extremely refreshing.
President Hidden is the only member
of the Council who stands out for stone.
Broad stone sidewalks are being put
down on Main street, from Madison north.
"A blind darby named Geo. MCGEE
vas jailed yesterday for outrsging child.
Scraps, an historical novel, by Geo.
Elers, from the German. Second supply
at Mansford's.
Morris Cohen, Robert McGraGken and
William Hill will be tried to-day in the
Criminal Court.
One Of the jurymen who convicted
Kauerz, yesterday, was member of the
famous Haley jury.
Mr.. G. S. Taliaferro, Of Brownsville,
was sworn in yesterday as bailif by Judge
Hammond, Of the United States Court.
The time viii come when dogs will no
more be tolerated in any civilized com
Preparations are being made to build
a Methodist church on the corner of Sec
ond and Poplar streets, fronting on Poplar.
in the Criminal Court, yesterday,
Alex McCune and Morris & Balch were
fined $40 each for keeping gambling sa-
Icons.
Sheriff Cannon is having good deal
Of trouble to find a clearinghouse for
oil Of ,fu
decline to take them.
There will be an exhibition of the
qualities OF the Lewis hand fire extin-
guisher on the bluff between 5 and 6
o'clock this afternoon.
"A sentence of 100 days each was i'm
posed by Judge Hadden Yesterday upon
George Campbell, Ed Callahan and Willie
Lewis, the three youthful till-tappers.
-Pon,er street is to be sort of patch
work Of experiments: President MADDEN
viii Law off a little piece. put down ce-
ment foundation and lay some cedar olocks
on it.
"A New York man arrived yesterday
at the instance Of number OF manuiac'
turers, to give exhibitions Of smoke con-
sumner and spark arrestef, which ne de-
clares to be perfect,
Licenses to marry were lssueC yester-
dav 10 A. Middleton and Maggie Clay,
Henry Valley and Hattie Hill, Henry
Oldham aud Hilda Morris, W. r. Robertson
and Blanche Sales.
-Iustead OF the broad, durable and
even stately hag-stones, sidewalks on the
main streets are hereafter to be OF compo-
sition known as 'granolith." 1t is quite a
flop on the part OF the City Council. The
name did it.
The Jury in the case of VIM. Kauerz,
charged with killing his stepfather, Z. Nd.
Schuyler, brought in verdict yesterday
of murder in the second degree, and SEN
fenced him TO ten years in the peniten.
tisry. A motion for a new trial was made,
The Memphis, Selma and Brunswick
railroad will run an excursion to Holly
Springs on Sunday. the 2Sth, taking ovel
the Menken and Seessei and WurtzbeTgeI
nine, who play there. The rate fixed il
81, and all are invited to accompany tht
party.
The Memphis Light Infantry no hal
thirty-two men in line, most ofwhom have
attended military schools and are pretty
well up in tactics. L. B. T. HollengbeTl
| is captain, A. n. Scarboro first heutenan
and J. II. Pullen second lieutenant. Th'
/ two first named have just arrived hom'
| from the Kentucky Military Institute
where they graduated this summer. Lieut.
] Pullen spent three years at Knoxville an,
is pretty well up. They have already re