The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-09
CITY NEWS.

The policemens ball will come of
tomorrow evening.
London Graphic and News for
Christmas at Mansiord's.
--scanlan, the Irish comedian, will
be at the Tbeater next week.
--Hacbeh, by Mrs. Bowers and
company, at the Theater tonight.
But four arrests were made by the
police yesterday and up to late hour
last night.
AT the Catholic churches yester.
day the Feast OF the Immaculate Con-
ception wac duly celebrated.
The regular monthly meeting OF
Ancient Order OF Hibernians will be
held tonight at the hall of the Knights
OF Inaisfail.
The hsrbor protection force is en-.
gagged In weaving mattress at the
foot Of Court street which will be put
down along the landing or levee.
The Fire Department was called
out 70 an alarm yesterday morning
caused by q light blaze in shoe store
at No. 68 Bsal street, No damage re-
sulted.
Yesterday Deputy Coroner Barry
held an inquest on the body Of a col:
nred mar, Felix Gruudy, found dead
n.ar the bridge on Washington street.
SserGNet Of Jury: "D9ath from heart
Llnceln county, Tenn, man
named Whitaker was arrested -esees-
day Tor carrying FistN 50 having
change Al s,ne store, He put up $50
fo'tefS and departed.
The Keeher Shell Ba'zel Society
Of this city, will entertain their Grand
Lodge early in February, and have
made arrangements for grand ball
and banquet at the Gayoso Hotel.
About ssventy-fve delegates from ali
parts Of the State will attend.
--Thomas Milburn, John I. Burns.
James O. Nicely, John ID. Milburn and
John W. Cochran, ps inoorporatore,
fled charter in the Registers office
yesterday styled the Prince Edward
Mining Company, for the purpus, OF
mining for gold, silysr and other min
erals.
The following marriage licenses
were issued yesterday: VIM. Nc.
Clauahan aud Mrs. NJ. A. Tatum, +.
r. Humphreys and Miss Mamie Bed
ford, Thomas Goddard and Mrs.
Olivia Wells, Jim Lancaster and Mrs.
L'zHie Shelby, colored, W. H, Here
ford and Miss Essie A. Claiborne,
colored.
The Sensational report rs to the
stealing OF hatboat from man named
Dixon turns out to be hosx, or a
fraud. Capt. 0'Haver and Detective
Pryde recovered the boat near Helena,
Ark aud soon discovered that Dixon
hal no claim to il. Dixon disappeared,
and the parties in charge OF the boat
were turned loose.
"A charter styled the Little Mis-.
souri, manganese Iron and Coal Com
pany wa, hled with the Register yes.
terdsy, with the following incorporAt-
ora: 4. II. Milburn, j. T. Burns, j, @,
Nicely, ]. D. Milburn and ]. W. Coch.
ran, Tor the purpose Of mining for
gold, silver and other minerals.
Chief OF Detectives Kelly, of Phila-
hoipnlhi tolOkfapuSu ODIOutr bAffy as
TO the disposition made OF the body OF
the late John Franklin, who died sud.
denly from taking an overdose Of NOR
phine last Sunday night in this city.
The remains were on yesterday shipped
to Plaquemine, Louisiana, for inter
ment. The firm OF Yeerkamp & Sons,
OF Cincinnati, and by whom Franklin
was employed as travelling man, cent
a member OF the firm here to attend 10
everything connected with the dispo.
sition OF the body.
Russell Goodwin, indicted for the
murder Of the lac Tom Dalton, was
srraigned in the Criminal Court
yesterday and pleaded not guilty |
to the Indictment. Judge DuBoae or.
dered the prisoner handCufied and |
treated ms other prisoners CHI uged with |
capital cSimts. He was then remand. |
ed 10 the County Jail 1t ia said that
no effort will be made by counsel TO
have the prisoner admitted TO bail,