The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-31

2ral Assembly 10 LOT piebb tut Ohci
but every Democratic vote will be ne
cessary 10 prevent it on Tuesday.
-Pdsion Carer, by Linton; Lady
VdlpOrths Diamonds, by the Duchess;
In Scorn of ConSegIe1lces, by Couie;
Little Tupenny, by Gould; oil in cheap
form. Also The Southern BiU0udc for |
November, at Mansford's BOX and |
News House. Open until o'clock
to-day.
The Congressional campaign |
closed yesterday at Mason, when Mr.
Phelan made q speech, said by those
who were present TO have been even
mere powerful than his address Of
Friday night, an effort Of which he
and the party have good reason to be
proud.
The report Of Inspector Lane for
the month Of October shows: Sore
and disabled horses and mules re-
lieved, 70; children looked after, 4
hor.es shot, 1; total, n. Persons ar
rested, "a; found guilty, 33; dis,
charged, l /; persons indicted by grand
jury, 4.
The Presbytery OF Memphis will
hold an adjourned meeting in the
Lauderdale Street Church Monday,
November LIST, at 2 o'clock pm, to le-
ceiye a coloTed candidate under the
care OF the PresbyteTy, aud to adopt
the memorial of the late DIR. W. u.
Richardson.
IS. /. Mcdowell, Clerk and Master
in Cbancery, who was appointed by
the Chancery Court to take proof end
report as TO the proper location CT
college TO be erected under the will OF
the late W. II. Bolton, has reported
in favor Of what is known as the
Sedpe Field, on Ms. Paete's location,
near the junction OF the Bolton Cross
roads.
Coroner Powell proposes to test
the right OF magistrate 10 hold an in
quest by virtue oil his office, claiming
that 1t is the sole right and duty OF
the Coroner and his deputy, when
ever they are within reaching dis
tsnce. Justice Fleming held one yes
terdsy in South Memphis. Coroner
Powell, found it out and dispatched
; Deputy Coroner Barry TO cit on the
corpse, on the ground that he aud his
2 deputy alone have the right TO act
!, when they sre within chl. With
Barry arrived at the scene he found
that the lady had been buried ard
gave up the quest. Coroner Powell
proposes to put in bill for the in
, quest at the next meeting OF the
: County Court and get decision as to
his rights.
Tho State Convention, held at
Knoxville, Tenn, October 22d to 26tb,
: was we'll attended by delegates from
all paris OF the State, with some rep
resentatives from other States Topics
on different branches of the work
we're fully and ably discussed, and
much good accomplished. The pro-
ceedings, which are OF much interest
to all members, will soon be published
for distribution. II was decided 10
employ State secretary at once, for
J which about $1,000 was subscribed, the
principal subscriptions as follows:
. Nashville, $500; Knoxville, 5000;
= Chattanooga, 5000; Memphis, 800; a
large number Of $50 and lets. Mem
phis was selected for the meeting next
year. Mr.. Il. w. Watkins, represent
Ing the International Committee, New
York, arrived in the city yesterday
and will speak at the hall this alter
noon. The meeting will commence
with song service at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon, instead OF at o'clock, at
the hall, No. 207 Main street, and at
1850 o'clock the directors and members
will meet for conference with Mr..
Watkins. Merchants, young men and
strangers are cordially invited to visit
the new rooms, located In the Lse
Block.
The Spirit of ne Farm has the fol-
lowipg.to say in Its issue OF the 9Th
instant: "With this number the pub
LEGATION Of the Spirit Of he Farm rs q
separate journal ceases. Hereafter II
will be consolidated with the Farmers
Home Journal, of Louisville. The lat
ter journal will assume and carry out
all contracts for advertise ments and
subscriptions to the full time contract.
ed for. We hope all our friends will
= give that journal the same support
and friendship heretofore accorded tC
this paper. With the addition OF the
subscription list of the Spirit Of III
Farm the Farmers Home Journal will
reach nearly every neighborhood IL
the South, which makes it mos
valuable med um Of reaching the ey'
Of the public, hence our advertising
patrons will not lose any thiug by thu
transfer Of business. The Tennesse,
department Of the Farmers HON.
Journal, heretofore conducted b!
Capt. John W, Morton, will be con
Quoted in the future as in the past
with whom all contracts for advertia
ing and subscriptions must be made
Office at Nashville" The Farmers
Home Journal, with one exception, |
the only weekly agricultural and liv
stock journal published south OF tn
, Ohio river. This consolidation viii
greatly enlarge its already extende'
= field OF usefulness, and give additions
interest to its many patrons.