The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-06

preparation, and II was easy to see
from the determined faces of the men
gathered on street corners, and the hurry
ing TO and fro OF messengers from the
rooms Of executive committee, that
mighty struggle was approaching. There
will be no laggards in the camp this time,
and today's contest viii presents spectacle
seldom, ii ever witnessed in Memphis
heretofore. Every man seems thoroughly
alive to the importance Of the impending
issue, andii Shelby County does not soil upa
big Democratic majority today it will
not be because OF any lack OF stout hearts
and determined souls. The prcsage OF
victory is in the air, and the bows are
drinking in its inspiration eagerly, but
they will mono the less strain every nerve
to make it such victory that no one will
ever again have the heart OF leading the
Republican iorlorn hope to battle in
Shelby County.
THE ARR NNGEuENrs FOR PEACE ARE PERFECT
and il any oyer-heated partisan attempts
TO raise q ruapus, lac will he hustled oil To
Jail before he knows what struck him.
Two hundred special deputy shrriiIs have
been appointed to maintain order at the
polls and fifty extra policemen will be
sworn in today. \ patrol wagon loaded
with policemen will be in waiting az the
police station all day, and at seconds
notice will dash to the scene Of any scrim-
mage that may occur The authorities OF
the county and city are determined 10
have an orderly quiet AMI peaceful cleo.
ton, and Il quct, orderly and peaceful
election il shall be.
ELECTION OFFICERS.
The following is the lis, OF the clerks Of
election and the deputy shcrils who viii
serve at the various polling places tomor-
row. Tie i.rst name IN each district is
that Of the deputy sheriff, the two others
the clerks
First District-ll. q. Tr,baugh, r. Z.
Herring, G.. W. kooncc.
Seconds. \. Douglass, viii Thomp.
son, VIII Lyon.
Thirl--J. 4. Douglass, c. W. Graves,
James steele.
Fourlh--Dr J. NJ. Adams, W. Kelly,
J. +. Jetor
Fiith-P llc,lcrman, W. l.. Mclean,
". l.. k0y.icr
Siy,h Jroinil-F. l. Gibson, Sim Marsh,
Gcuig, ". Lewis
Eaicigh-J. II. Hodges, A. r. Pope, =.
A. Taylor
Eighth brunswick Bond Beatty, r..
l.. Jones, El Stewart.
log Union james Nicely T. 7. =.
Adams, John Andrews.
Arliugion-T u. Armistcad. W. y.
stewart, III Patrick.
Ninth Masonic llalD-W. Il. Ecklin, J.
I II. Patrick
| fishcryiIle-J. D. sandcrlin, 7. }.
| LoaEc, II. u. Field.
Tenth Forest lliIll-J. VI. Mcdonald.
r. r. Mcdonald. ~. l.. Bedford.
Col.ierillc-lluni,r Buck, z. II. Cam
non, r. n. Humphreys.
Elcycnth-R J. Cash, l.. =. Thlmp on.
| 4. g. Booth.
Twelfth -Grn.c Iloll-Jamcs Melon
| don, W. II. Kirk. Richard lrhy.
Oakyille II. Pearson, George Doug
las4, Walter Norman.
Thir,oenlh-E +. Cole, r. r. Pollard,
/ 4. W. Council.
Fourteenth Elmw0ol-J. l.. Webb, T..
/ MYERS llunAlon Cary.
Presidents is.lud-Ca Palggit. Fred
| Montana, Charl,s lpCl,p.
li'cgnth-Jamc- Slaughter, Geo. powOl,
| John Miller.
sixiccnlh-J. y. lIayncy, NJ. G. Per.
| kins, ir, Eddie I'LL.
Seventeenth McIonnc.Vs, G. q. Ward,
| Frank Humphrey. l.. -. Baldwin.
Island iD-Charcs Elliott, Henry How.
| ard. VIM. Peel.
Eighteenth John Amsicad, w. D..
| Lumpkin, II. T. Heron.
First Ward Thomas Mccormick, Henry
| Loeb, Bob Jameson.
/ S,cond-Thomas I. Taylor, Si.as Kahn.
I John SAVAGE.
Third. sheriff not sclcclci) otto Bcs,
| hon, James Mchan.
/ Fourth Sheriff not sClrclcdl John
I Campbell, Charles Musselmau.
riith-Dcan Pore, Thomas Kelly, ~
| Eckrtly.
sixih-IIcnry sccsscl, Avery Ycrgcr,
! james NoW'.lc.
seventh Sheriff not sclcrlell Frank
Ellis, Walter Armour
Eighth james J. Murphy Sam Marks
l.. T. llill.
Ninih-John 4. Powell, Joe Fitzgerald,
James 4. liwis
Tcnth-D. sullivan, VI. J. Griffin. Amo.
Day.
ELEcioS UErUEyA
| ANANlNH NNNl NNtlN alNNt fhNWAN NV
State In the Union will be received b,
TuE ArrrAL every three minutes ani
posted on Us bulletin boards Aitcr dlrl
returns will b. Illuminated and mnsuihcd
by the slcrropt.Cian process aud displayc.
from tire windows Of TuE ARRAYS cdiio
rial rooms. Ia addition 30 this there viii
BE- posted on a blackboard twelve fec
wide and five feet high established RESULT
from I'll sections 81 tho Union. Thos.
viii aiicrnightiall DO illuminated by cal
rium lights in order that the public lnal
read them without effort.
For tho accommodation Of the crow,
, who will be- unable 10 GIT near enough &
/ TnE ArPEAL Office 20 read tho returns thl
. cnicrpfising lrm Of |. samclson x Go. vii
exhibit ttcfcopicon bulletins In front o
, their store from Z O'Clock pm. 10 mid
] night.
TnE ArrEAL has arranged for return
, from every voting precinct IN the Con
} grcsional District, aud hopes 10 bc abb
4. by midnight 10 announce the gratifying
D intelligence Of James Phclan's ic-Cluctiu
/ 10 Congress and the success OF the untir
legislative ticket In this county.
nousE CLOSING.
That the merchants oi Memphis may h
a relied on 20 render valiant service In ti
interest of good government has bee
4 proven time and again. They were calic
, 1n'ycstoJ1ny morning 20 close their stUn
during the forenoon Of election day an
I, give The boys n chance" and they n
u sponded as follows
a. . a