The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-09
CITY NEWS.

The last of the delegates departed
for Nashville last nj. ut.
The regular calendar will be taken
up in the Circuit Court to-day.
The toboggsn will start at O'Clock
this afternoon and run until IL O'Clock
on account Of the picnic.
Marjorie, or HIld as a Hduk, a novel
by Katharine S. Macquoid, author OF
Pdttd, Louise, etc in cheap form at
Mansford's.
The Jewish Temple is deliberately
decorated with flowers in preparation
for the confirmation services to be
held to-day.
President Hadden continues TO
insist that the negro mobs which fire.
queDt his court can with propriety be
dtc'ared rs "the people OF Memphis"
Inquiry among stable men in he
c ty deyelopes the fact that thee isno
charbop in the city or immediate vi
entity. Stock generally is in a
heal by e ndition.
sheriff Haskins of Mississippi
county, Arkansas, passed through the
city yesterday on h return TO Lite
Rock. He obtained an order from the
Supreme Court reinstating him as
Sheriff.
The Memphis District Conference
OF the Methodist church will meet
tomorrow at Salisbury. The Mem
phis and Charleston railroad viii sell
round trip tickets 10 delegates at all
points from Memphis to Corinth.
The East Tennessee plan of Sc.
leCting a Supreme Judge for that sec
ton is universally cond mred here,
where the idea is fast tai ing root, THAT
the sooner the lines dividing the three
sections are forgot en- the etter it will
be for the State.
"A dispute growing out of the Re.
publican convention arose in front OF
Luehrmann's last night alb ut IL
o'clock between Bell w. Etheridge and
G ?. M. Turner, bo h of whom are
said TO be seeking the darky vote for
Attorney-Geueral. They were arrested
by Officer Mullownsy aud put up for
feits Of s. each. No blows were passed.
The "Children's Shout" at Miss
Hisbte's school, a charming end
unique entertainment by the pupils
OF the Pri1 AIRY Departmt mt, was thor.
oughly enjoyed by a refined ard en-
thusias ic audience yesterday NOM
ing The programme was skill fully
varied TO show the results of the care
full training of the ear, The sevtral
TEACHERS in charge, Miss Shouse, Miss
johnson, Miss Weatherford a1d Miss
Jost are to be congratulated,
The sixteenth annual picnic of the
Societa di Unione Fratelanza Itali-
ana, TO be given to-day at Estival
Park promises 10 be ore of the most
enjoyable affairs of the kind ever given
in Memphis. The most extensive
preparations have been made TO pro-
vide entertainment for all who come,
and there are already indications of
a large tendance Toe procession
will start from the society's hall, cor
ner Second and Adams, at 1880
O'Clock p m, and will parade the
principal streets. Arrived ut the
ground, addresses will be delivered
by Judge Hammond, A. b. Vaccaro,
president of the societJ !, and J. D.
Montedonico, Italian Consul Tee
queen Of the day will be Miss Victoria
Raggio.
In answer TO que'tion as 10
Gen Catchings will 90 in be
a candidate for Congress, Mr.. w. A.
Everman, OF this city, writes the
@ arksdale, Miss Banner as fol ows:
"Gen. Catchings will be a candidate
for reelection to Congress from the |
old Shoe-string, and he deserves the |
vote OF every manin the dis1ict | |
am Just back from trip TO Washing
ton in the interest of an sppr p ia
ton for the Mississippi river, where |
met Mr.. Catchings frequently, and / |
can assure you he has done faithful, |
honest and tellingwork for the inter-
est Of his constituents. He has
already made his mark, and his friends
should, and would il they knew how |
wellhe has borne his part in the pres
ont session of Congress, stand by him
In the coming election"