The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-07-24

with dsrky society members nearly
q day yesterday.
Mrs. ]. L. Burdick, after spend
ing several weeks pleasantly with her
daughter, Mrs. Simon, in st. Louis, re-
turned TO her home yesterday.
The Circuit Court yesterday rem
dered a verdict OF $1,000 for the plain
tiff in the case Of Blanz VS. Lindemaun,
the details OF which we're given yester-
day.
There are about 1000 colored peo-
PIE in the city, who came in on the
excursion ra es given by the railroads
on account OF the meeting OF the
Grand Lodge, Knights OF Friendship.
The toboggsn is sure TO he an az
traction during the eltire snmm,r. A
rev feature is to be iLtDduced IN the
shape Of an erisl junplecute. When
IL sar at least 1900 pertons will be
on the ground.
Some question having been ra'ssd
as 10 whether or not Mr.. IL. Z. Han
son vou support the Democratic
icke t, he.des res tie APPEAL to state
that he will do everything in his power
to 81 cure The cleo ion Of every man
on Il.
"A few demsgo9ues who 81 &
about the dear people purely to catch
their votes, have been making an or
ganized effort TO gull the workiDgmeu
in the various shoIs, but up to date
the crop Of simpletons is not very
flourishing.
Mr.. Hidden would not himself
strike or abuss woman, especially
one who was nursing another beside
her own life. II Is therefore all the
more astonishing and astounding that
he would be 30 lenient ID the coward
who assaulted his mistress as to let
him 90 free with scarcely rebuke.
The average workingman may not
have time to read up the latest works
on political economy, but he has SUI
ficient native intelligence to teach him
that ninety.nine out OF hundred of
the men who boaet OF the great ser
vices they have performed for the
workipgmen are the merest dema-
Rogues.
"A woman, no matter what the
errors OF her life may be, always APP
pesls to the sympathetic man, and
never appeals in vain. Hence 1t is that
the sympathy of the public is against
the brutal bully or cowardly rufiian
who strikes and hicks woman. Mr..
Hadden should make note Of this
for his future guidance.
-Lymus Wallace says his enemies
put up q job on him in the Republic
can Convention by circulating report
that he received $1,000 year for his
services az a member OF the Legislative
Council, aud thus beat him out OF the
nomination. He declares that he is a
fcandidate for Register on the "Lymus
Wallace ticket" and thinks he will
beat Fields without any trouble.
Ceases OF remarkable recovering
from or lingering after injuries to the
brain are not Iare," remarked a lead
ing physician yesterday. when l
fist began the practice OF medicine
here was called one day to attend q
little girl upon whom tree had fallen.
/ found the skull cracked in a number
OF places and took out several pieces
of bone. The child recovered and
grew up to be a very spr ghtly woman
Coroner Coleman is non-commit.
tai about the coming election. He will
hold the election and count the
ballots, but he cannot do the voting.
II the Democrats of Shelby county
don't want to turn the administration
OF its affai}s over TO the Republican
horde for the next eight years, they
will have to close their doos, pull of
their coats and go tn work. Lukewarm-
ness will not win, and II the ticket is
defeated every Democrat who fails to
do h duty will no responsible to the
extent OF his vote and his influence.
There is not much whoop and
huirah about this campaign, but the
great mass OF the Democratic party lie
thoroughly in earnest and will not
willingly pive Shelby county over into
the hands Of Lawyer Haynes, the Re.
publican bosses and Their negro heel
ers for the next eight years. That
much they are determined upon.
Hundreds have already expressed a
determination to close their stores, 20
to the polls and allow their young
men to go on the day OF election and
put the ticket through from top to
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