The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-13
A PEACEFUL INVASION.
THREE HUNDRED MISSOURIANS
ATTACK THE CITY.
The Gates Are Thrown Open an
Memphis Surrenders-Re.
ceptiOn Today.

A party OF nearly $50 exCursionists
from Clinton, Mo, and intermediate
points arrived at $50 o'clock last
night by the Kansas Civ railroad.
They divided themselves into two de-
tschments and claimed the hospitality
of the Peabody ard Gayoso Hote's,
where they were couItsou :ly Ieoe we'd.
A number, however, sought accom-.
modations elsewhere, a few gong 10
Dufy's aud others to smaller no ,els.
The .excursionists appeared to
bs tired after their long ride
of nearly fourteen hours and sought
their couehes shortly after supper, de-
ierIing until today their inspe ction Of
the city. They will remain until to-
morrow morning. Auoug the places
to be- visited by them today are the
Cotton aud Merchants Exchanges,
the hospitalities Of whith bodies have
been formally vo!ed TO them. Our
ne'cbsnts and ct'z.ns generallv.will
doubtless vie with escl other in max
ing it pleasant for The visiting strsn-
gers.
The following registered at the Pea
bojy:
" g Lynn. Harrisonv " Bryant, Harrisonv
II Max, Harrlsony Geo Desne, Harrisony
5 Brown al ,Harrisonv0 D Hawkins, Har
" Br!ant, Har Miss A Hawkins, Har
Mrs Bryson, Har W Maude, Har
u Barnett, Har j S Liehtfoot, Har
u II Rames, Har 7 Holloway, Peculiar
Il Heritage, Nevada Rube Lucas, Revadt
DAVID wilson, New Peter Moyers, New
Wachtel, Ney Miss Il BOSS, New
MlsS IL McBrld New III Allison, Clinton
CS Streeter, Clinton A L Bush, Clinton
= Bush, clinton Ernest Fewell, Clinton
Allen Jones, Clinton I NJ Graf, Clinton
G + French, Clinton A G Martin, Clinton
Martin clinton CCheatham, Clinton
!, Che than, Clinton A X Miller, Clinton
+ pawn. Clinton j Goldsmith, Clinton
Goldsmith Clinton I X Rose, Clinton
b + Harris, Clinton W PLengle, Clinton
\ " Sugden, Clinton S Sheldon, Bowington
NJ z Peeer, Browning I Mp Peeler, Browning
MPMcDonald, Brn' g TNBraylor, Drowning
i 4 Peeler ed, Brn'g II 7 Peeler, Browning
Miss SIPeeler, BRING K TMullen, urich
IL Winkler, Windsor II Il Babcock, Windsor
j Penn, Windsor OP Duval, Windsor
J Bemgar, Windsor ] Bemgar, Windsor
IL Holstein, Appleton + Adams, Appleton
J. W House, Appleton Lee Hardy, Appleton
II Holland, Appleton 9 Clark, A pleton
Burgess, Appleton L Williams, Appleton
j kNathan, Appleton II Addison, APPLETON
9 Merefeld, Appleton c Brown, Appleton
9 Baker, Appleton I'm Stone, Greenfield
A "alby' Montrose " Potter, Springfield
Chas eAAae, Springfield.
The foliowiI g registered at the Gay
oso:
il Wood, Pleas't Hill J Noble, Urich
Mrs DR. Powers, Urich W Miller, Urich
g Salmon, Clinton GY salmon, jr, Clinton
IL P Faris NV, Clinton Mrs + Hopgood Clinton
MissC W eodyard, Cl'H b L Quarles All Clint'n
III Wilbouer., Clint'nJ " Neal, Clinton
+ NJ Gray, Clint.n DC McIntire, @ linton
Miss + NcLesoy, GIN r II True, Clinton
R S Mohler, Clinton Mics NJ King, Clinton
Mics Quinn, Clinton Miss s PaTkman. Clt'n
|, Sleepy. Clinton 10 Stump, Clinton
D G White, Cir ton r G McBetb, Clinton
Kate McLane, Clinton 5 Il Price, Clinton
Y Glenney, Clinton QP Johnson, Clinton
9 B.ll, inton John Utaw, Clinton
Vim Nurlg, Clinton Fsandford, / pri 'gfieId
\ Q Me 'fee. Sprln'ld A G Cowran So nGeid |
Moody, Springfield W NJ Bowers ,Sp 'gf Id |
] Parish, Spr gf Id L 7 Walton, Sprig'f'd |
q Shaw, Springfield N Brown, Springf'd |
!, ,@chush, Brow'ton Gleason, Brown'Tn
" J Turner, Brow'tn J Hartley, Stockton
I Barley, Sedalia J X Clopton, Sedalia
" y Brny, Sedalia y A Rose, Kansas Iity
j Herr, Bolton, w S Weaver, Bolton
A I Tucker, Sedalia II 5 Moore &w, ~edala
| y Baker, MontTOse j T Dunlap, Montrose
: Baum, Montrose Kahn, MontrOse
Moore, Montrose / U 4 FahnestOck, Won
i Mckee, Clinton Blair, Cin'On
Mrs Farraud, Clin Miss A b air, Clinton
| Hay, Ash Grove A t Brsdlong, Ash CIR
l. Herper, Ash CIR JIG Nash, Kansas CITY
Wilcox, Sedalia w ii Van Wagner ,Sed
tis to he hoped that the merabaots
# Memphis viii. spare no effort to
make the stay Of cur visit rs nom
Missouri agreeable, and It'll sugg ,st d
ha' a formal reception by the two Elk.
hanges be the proper Ia ng. TIE en-.
e'tainment OF visiting strangers has
leietofore devo'ved uoon tho Travel-
rs Club, but that you MIA To-
las neither the facilities nor The means
o ans yer every emergency of this
ort. In this case t'ey are powerless
o &C., and it rests with the Exchanges
o see that the sit, rs are rendered a
-rmal valpomp