The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-30

Presidents Island, W. S. W. Mont
gomery.
Fifteenth, J. A. McCarver.
Sixteenth. l.. Ilayney.
Sevcntcenth-M Mcconnell, James Fiic:
Island No. 40, L. Mcbride.
Eighteenth-A. j. Martin.
The Republicans had already submitted
their list. which stands as follows
First Ward-John J. shea.
Sccond--Robcrt Doherty.
Third-M. 4. Williamson.
FOURTH. VI. Adams.
Fiith-N. W. Spccrs, ir.
Sixih-R. V. Pearson.
Scvcnth-C. w. IIeiskell.
Eighth. J. Cooney.
Ninth-James Ralston.
Tenth J. II. Smith.
First Dislrict-Iohn u. Slaughter.
Sccond-John Ruth.
Third-G. X. VIM.
Fourlh-C. +. Jeter.
Fiith-lI. u. Cullen.
sixih-point, J. NJ. Walton; Raleigh,
W. 4. Fields.
SEVENTH I. Shiyers
Eighth Arlington, :. J. Heene; log
Union, George Branch; Brunswick, c. q.
Hughes.
Ninth Masonic Hall, Joseph Harris;
Baskerville. jeff Shotweli
Tenth-Colliorylllc. 5. II. Russell; For.
est Hill, J. NJ. Taylor.
Eleyenth-Germanlown, Jos. NJ. Thomp.
son.
Twelfth - Oakville, Henry Stewart;
Grange Hall. Joshua Hunt Tor Ilurtl.
1hirteonth-C. l.. Scruggs.
Fouriecnth-Elmwood, W. Il. Cook;
President Island, L. 4. Jones.
filtccnlh--Iach Taylor
Sixteenth Robert Mckcnnn.
Scyentccnih-lsland 40, -; Arnold's,
Eigthcenih-lI T.. Cannon.
The foregoing lists have merely been
submitted 10 Judge Fcntrcss, and are Tia.
bile 20 undergo considerable change. Tn
der the law exceptions may be- taken by
each PARTY 10 the list handed In by It's on
poncnt, and, II sustained, appointments
to take the place OF those nominated must
be- made. This was done yesterday, aud
Judge Fcntrcss will hear arguments today.
After hc has passed them the lists 20 10
Judge Hammond. who will doubtless add
the final touch Of authority.
The members Of the executive commit
tee Of the Jacksonian club are requested
10 meet at the Democratic headquarters
In the Stanton block at 100 o'clock to-
night, 10 complete arrangements for the
appearance Of Senator Harris next Satur.
day night, at the Memphis tbcaicr, whcrc
he is to make speech.
Con gresham James Phclan aud Elecior
Harry Hill will put In some 81 their best
ticks for the Democratic ticket in the city
this week. Both will make two or three
speeches here, aud Ia the meantime get
down TO heavy business Of quiet
character.
But six moro working days, with one
Sunday thrown in for good measure, arr
all that remain In which for the workers
for the three tickets 10 get In their work.
After that the fireworks, aud then gen.
cral howl and kick from the defeated.
The regular appointments by the Demo
cratic executive committee for public
speaking in this city during the present
week have been cancelled. Others have
and will he made 90 take in both city and
county, aud not only the candidates, but
other speakers, will be distributed around.
Mr.. W. A. Collier, Of the peoples
Reform ticket executive committee, has
returned, and will take an active part In
shaping the dcstinics Of that movement
from nov until election day.
Judge Bigolow gives his head a slgnia.
can't shake aud allows his counicnance TO
illuminc under lengthy smile when APP
preached with nn iniorrogntory intima.
lion that be j. 10 Withdraw from tho Re.
publican ticket In favor Of Col. T. A.
Hamilton.
Who has lately heard Of the Hon. Zach
Taylor In the fight? Two 20 one, though,
Zach has not left the arena.
Where Is Eaton7 Out among the colorcd
Fialwans, organizing them Tor an On.
slaught ON election Jay. Will the black
batlalious be met by solid columns 81
whiics2 Well. rather. Who will VIM
The whites Will his name be T.. COOncy7
Not much, Mary Ann. Will Eaton get
thcfu3 Yes after PbclaB has entered and
tho door been closed behind him.
win Elccior Harry NJ. IIill please 10.
member that his Memphis audiences want
10 hear that little piece Of poetry, ending.
"a ghost, aud poured into the cans Of his
country auditors during his recent trip2
The seizure Of the Hayden Republic.
BosroN, Mass, Oct. 20. The llaytien
Republic, the steamer seized at lIayii on
the charge, as reported, Of attempting 10
force the blockade OF the insurwpnt port
~. Marie, with rebel troops, arms and
ammunition on board, IL Boston boat
and engaged In the West India trade since
1885, when she was builtin bath, Nc. u.
G. Morse q Co., the agents, have received