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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04
AND STILL ANOTHER.
A Fallen Woman Pays the Penalty Of Her
Sin at the Hospital.

Another unfortunate woman breathed
her last yesterday morning at the city
hospital.
The circumstances connected with her
demise are pitiful and will touch the heart
OF all who have within their breasts the
milk of human kindness. The story
briefly told is as follows:
During the month Of December there
came to this city from the vicinity OF Bart
lett a rather handsome young country
woman named Tiny Cherry. She was q
girl Of pleasing manners and readily OBJ
tanned employment first with Menken &
Co. as salesady in the toy department and
then as horsekccpcr at a hotel across the
river, owned by.a well known married man
OF this city. She had not been there
long when criminal intimacy be-
tween herself and the proprietor
sprang up. After awhile no discharged
the poor girl, whom he h ad robbed Of her
purity, and sent her adrift upon the
world. Where 10 go she did not know.
After great deprivation and suffering she
was driven by necessity TO resort TO n life
Of shame. With this object in view she
came back TO Memphis and entered the
house Of Blanche Curry on Market Square.
To them she related the sad story OF her
life. When she was quite young
her mother died, leaving her to the care
of her father. lie took unto himself n
second wife, who il seems mistreatcd the
girl. She bore her step-moiher's abuse as
long AZ she thought proper and then left
home, going 10 Texas, where she took up
her abode with her grandmother. The lat
ter died about two years ago. leaving Tiny
500. After her grandmother's death she
returned 10 her fathers house. She in
trusted him with her money for safe
keeping. He took charge OF IL and spent
Il furnishing parlor for his daughter by
his second wife. After he had squandered
the Last cent he cruelty ordered Tiny TO
leave home and never return, for what
cause she did not know She came direct
TO this city, where she became acquainted
with the author OF her ruin. About four
months ago she went out TO the city
hospital aud Tuesday last gave birth 10 a
still born baby. She fingered until yes
terday morning at 1880 o'clock and ex.
pired. II is said the scoundrel who caused
her disgrace never once visited her while
she was confined Her late sisters in
shame made up apurso among themselves
and will have the remains decenuy buried
this morning ut 1880 o'clock.
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The hungry horde Of Republican, vii
assemble AZ Esliyal park again today
What the convention will do h o matter
Of the gr,yc,t uncertainty AZ the tint
hasco and sublime example II boss manip.
ulaiion, several DAYS ago. the matter oI
arranging ticket was cOuidod 10 q com.
miiiec VI fifteen. That committee will
have everything uady to spring on tho
convention today, aud Tur ArrEAL sub
mits the following list of names from
which the ticket Will hc made up.
senate Judge j. r. BigrloW, pr H..
Il. Ramsay. ten. ". J. Smith and Mr..
John &. Hook.
Ilousc-Judgc John 7. Mos. squire
4. VI. Bland, Mo.sn, J. 4, Speak, e. u.
Bell, III. A. Allen, Guvtu Evans, Ilyulufu
kukCl and lloury Rrichmaun.
Tho foregoing uU,it ui timber H. given Ia
bulk, but The uchri will br selected from
H. pays your money aud nk,s Nuur
choice. n To- WcruuEns .uual nominee,
lhai vii Doc made tho subject Cd. n bitter
i,rhl VIII l.1l'u, Hamilton, Haynes and
bfuEn Doe tht Huul.
u vii Doc observed that Patsy Co,nc,
has not l'rn considered hy ihv enemy Ia
The distribution Ui FfuIIs Do -cums that
Patsy has been doing h.a own hulslins.
and that ihr Republicans have mot ualI,
been cndca,UuuF ip ,hHu him DOL o. fru1t6
rial candidate A. one Ui tie IrIIrr, TO-
marked IN an ArrTAL Reporter "Nlr
Councy may il0at in on thc uir FOL. DO,
culorci delegate, bat hc b. not placed b.,
the committee
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10 Brohe 'Im an,

Tho publication In TuE ArrEAL, ycs,er-
day, Of that lctterrrlatng 10 the disposal
Of a small campaign fund raised by Mr. $.
II. Haynes, created quite breeze. II ef-
fcctually broke mp the parties involved,
particularly the Hon. Zach Taylor The
latter was sccn by an ArrEAL reporter,
but had nothing to say further than that
he had explained II satisfactorily 80 the
committee, and would write a card tur pul,-
LEGATION In TuK ArrEAL tomorrow. frou
another parry Who takes hand In Re
publican Affairs, the IMPORTER learned that
the Hon. Zich's explanations were ~ fol.
lows The $50 was raised, but arrived
rather late In the season. la the mean
time he had given his note for 500. which
sum was expended ior campaign purposes,
aud when the $500 did arrive he applied
500 oi Il 90 the payment Of the note The
political public will lose some sleep to get
an early glimpse Of the Hon. Lacls card.
II was also minated 10 tie reporter tia,
the Hon. Zach would Tile libel suit
against TnE ArrEAi, claiming heavy dam
agcA IL would, therefore, appear tia,
the author Of thc letter WAS correct In hb
suunisc that 1T would raise hell" hu
TnE. APPEAL says with him, let hc
COME
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Mr.. Thomas Scollcy, living at No. ~
Middle street, heard an iniantilo wall in q
corner OF his front yard fence Tuesday
night about . o'clock. Investigation re-
suited in the discovery OF AN octoroon
baby lying In the yard, wrapped with a
faded red shawl, aud yelling Justify for
maternal cOmpanionship. In the folds of
the shawl was small bottle filed with
milk. Despite the ioundling's dark com.
| plcxion kind.hcartcd Mr.. ScOlley provide
Il with shelter for the night aud carried II
up To the station-housc this morning, e
await adoption by some responsible col
orcd family. The child is a boy about q
week old.
There was no doubt about the frost 70.
ported hero yesterday morning. II wa.
the genuine article, all wool and yard
wide. Chief Signal Officer Grccly
announces the same sort OF visitation again
this morning. This further blackons the
eye OF fever in Decatur aud Jacksonville,
and reduces the necessity for quarantine nj
this point All the quarantine inspectors
except those ON the Louisville x Nash.
vile, Mississippi and Tennessee, Memphis
4 Charleston and Birmingham roads will
be withdrawn today. Tho others will
make ono more trip apiece, and then will
report bnck 10 the police station for duty.
Gorlcy u. Brown, city tax collector Of
Water Valley, Miss, rendered famous
through his connection with the Willie
TiHdeh murder, no longer holds that Office.
The Water Valley bnard oi mayor and
aldermen cOuldn't view the matter In the
same lirhi ~ Brown, hence the Withdrawal
Of official honor aud influence.
Mm. Clara Marx, variety actress In
Trinidad. Col. known ~ Victoria Max
ellie, ha, written Chief Davis requesting
information relative to the drowning OF
Al Marx, puNlisi, in front OF this city
last spring. The police know nothing
Of Marks death, aud have written Mrs
Marx 10 that effect.
There will be- meeting Of tho ladies'
auxiliary committee ot the Young Mems
Christian association In their parlor, No.
2Ol Main street, this evening at 38I
o'clock. Members arc earnestly requested
to be- present.
Tho poot-housc commissioner organ.
| lied yesterday by clccting J. n. blackwell
| chairman and Cham Jones secretary.
! The pay " the chairman IN $50 month
and u the secretary $50 month.
Frank Patty. the murderer ui Nickory,
arrested by Officer Hilton Tuesday after.
noon. will bc held time days awaiting
the arrival 81 Sheriff Werner, Of Crtton.
den county, ARK
Destitute families arc pouring In upon
the police This IL one Of the Injuries in.
cidcnt to winicrsh weather, but the police
are welcome 10 the monopoly
An alarm Of nr yesterday morning
caused the department 90 make q flying
hat usclcfs trip 10 No. o. Commerce,
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DEiSG Mallo. Il Is pleasant
unnREI.IAs roraIrcd. Id. a5I Mnln.


From the New YORK ,un.
J. X. Emmett bought wardrobe the
other day for the lirst time Ia his long
stage cancer Il may sound a little start.
ling. but Il Is nevertheless true, that the
rags aud taltcrs that hc has worn In his
role were never. any Of them, made for
him, but come oil tho backs Of actual
iampa Tho actor always had his eye
open iorno,cliics In mg-, aud had keen
scent for picturesque bcggan.
Il generally Surprised irumrs not little
10 have q s,yrk.lac,d, wcll.drr,sri man
With a diamond pm tap them on the
shoulder and say 81 want that coat
you've got ON, young fellow" or MY
friend, ! think those mvscd trouscr, 6i
yuuu would tt mo finely Whnt'll Won
take for tlcm'' The tmmps invariably
were suspicious oi these advances. Thcy
Thought some insiduous plot undcrlay
such propositions from sucha looking man.
AMI never yielded TN Emm,t explained
that be- was 200 actor and wanted thr rigs
inr bic pat un the stage. Then they rnle
their good luck to death and demanded
filih avenue prices. trade was usually
elected 10y tie actor furnishing new sui
lur tho old
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COUNTY COURT.
BARELY A QUORUM PRESENT AT
YESTERDAYS SESSION.
A Big Batch OF Accounts Railroaded
Through-Where the Money OF the
People Goes-Quarterly Reports OF
Work-House and Poor-House.

The county court was TO have met yes
tcrday at 10 O'Clock am. pursuant TO adj
journment, but failed TO do 80. The men,
beers came struggling in one by one and at
long intervals, and it was fully II o'clock
before n beggarly quorum of twenty five
could be mustered together. The alb
scntees were IL. NJ. Thomas, ]. II. Bar
rcll. Cham. Jones, w. p. York, ]. N.
Harrison, j. A. Hill, J. j. Barry, j. b.
Blackwell, G. G. Hughes, NJ. w. Fletcher,
W. II. Harrell, J. r. Reid, r. T. Ander-
son, A. q. Kimbrough, Newton Ford and
4. L. Cole.
Squire Barry had good cause to be alb
sent, II was his wedding day. The others
arc still TO hear from. In order TO aviod
similar occurrences in the future Justice
o. Ierger introduced the following res
olution which was unanimously adopted
Resolved, That from and after this date
any magistrate who is absent from roll call
without he can give valid excuse for
such abscnce) shall be deprived OF his per
diem pay for that day Of the term Of this
court
Charles G. Currier, S. J. Sheppard and
A. Warren were, on motion Of Squire
Coleman, appointed notaries public.
Mr.. Tom Turlcy appeared before the
court in behalf Of ex-Sherif Cannon,
against whom the supreme court had given
judgment for S}S. 7b costs in the cases aris-
ing out OF tho conflict between the crimi-
nal court and the county court over the
possession Of certain rooms in the court
house building. Mr.. Cannon having acted
in an official capacity, 1t was urged that IL
would be hardship 10 compel him TO pay
the COSTS
On motion the sum Of 1857 was appro-
printed TO indemnify him.
QUARTERLY REPORT oF PooR AND INsANT
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From the New York IIcmld
A correspondent writes 10 ask n we can
give him the gist Of the political situation
in n nutshell.
Yes; and we don't need cocoanut shell
either-any ordinary iilbert shell will serve
our purpose.
Tho people Of this country have a fixed
habit OF letting well enough alone. Grover
Cleveland has handled public affairs in q
way satisfactory 20 the business men and
the workingmen OF the country. They pro-
pose TO allow him 10 do the same thing Tour
years more.
There YOU have tho whole story.
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publish was written by Col. s. II. Haynes
to &. T. NJ. Turner, Esq, who handed 1t to
Col. I. A. Hamilton, and he is, ] suppose,
the squirrel or gopher who handed it to
your enterprising reporter.
II this be 80 il is rather surprising that
he should have dono so, when IL il re-
membered that he was present and pre-
siding at meeting OF the county commit
tee held Mt Judge T. w. Browns Office,
when | fully explained the condition Of
the political cxchequer and told what
money | had received, how much re-
manned, and especially explained about
this $3.50 and what disposition had been
made Of it.
The writer OF the letter says at is need
less TO mention my name as IL
would look like put up job" 1t does
appear that way, but at this time il looks
as though the job put up" as it was,
might mscarry The thing is too trans
parent.
Docs this satisfy your curiosity as to
who got that money! Yours truly
l.. l.. DYER
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cANNoN.s coNrEsr.
somo OF tho Points on which Squire
uuRhcy's Contestant Relics.

Some 81 tho Points on Which Squire
IuRhoy's Contestant Relics.
The following isa copy Ut apapcr served
ON Squire lluvhcy Yesterday
u q uaunnn " " il Hurhc,. In the County
,uuu ui shelby tuuuiy uyiubrf Tenn, is,A
Ia this cause II. l.. Cannon hlcs the FOL.
lowing us biz grounds ipr contests
That in the election held on the "a day
oi August. lNSS, Vhcrrat said Cannon aud
llughcy VEN candidates Tor Justice Of tho
prHcr Of shelby county, Tenn, from the
Eighteenth civil district, There were eighty.
one Illegal votes clst Tor said W. H.
llufhyy, aud counted ~ legal votes Tor
BIN, aud al reported by the returning of.
hyrr bi this number tpNCniy-thrro we're
N.fll Hy1usH ihc nnscastiug them did
not trsldo iu ut were not citizens Of
the Eighteenth civil district tbat of
TIE tlid number fyNruty-hyc were
illegal bcrAus' east by pDruns under the
agr 81 twenty one ycau. that Of said mum.
brr tlTc were Illegal because the persons
casing s1ii votes wcv persons Who had
boon convicted Of infamous crimes. and
whore disabilities had NOT been removed.
that ui this number two were illegal be-.
cause TIC pcnnus ruuns such votes Wcrr
not citizens IT the State u Trurrsrr.
The counting Ui said uIghty.onc votes a.
lCru votes changed thc result oi the rlcr.
tiun5 causing ,hc said W. u. lnnhcy IN
o. declared elected, when the TACT was n.
j. Cannon received a majority Of the legal
votes east anil vHH duly elected.
AZ ascend ground of contest, n. r..
cannon Wf'sng as u inrt, that W. n.
llugh'y gave, 0r oil, rcd 10 give, both
drink and money toclryiUrs iorthcir votes,
CONTRARY 90 the constitution ut the state,
article 40 section o. N. T.. CANNON.
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himself for some time. II was thought
they might be near at hand. A Mr.. Smith,
who had been at the hotel the year before,
when, by-the-way, he had met and become
engaged TO a young lady whom he was
soon TO marry, started out TO look for
them. He returned in about an hour,
evidently unsuccessful.
"Where did you go?" asked some one.
"Why, looked every place | used to
90, he answered, so ingenuously as to be
quite unprepared for the laughter that
greeted his words.
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them around to candidate, and make
him buy every one OF them. when there
was no more bah than nothing
The next day 'an6ther set would come
and want $50 for banner for a marching
club. 1t was just like throwing money
into a well, for they'd no idea OF getting
a banner, but Mr.. Candidate had to score,
and he knew It. I've worked off u few
thousand rattle tickets myself, but al
ways did IL on the square.
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He vouydn,t Do for Real street.

From the Epoch.
"James," said the grocer to his new
boy, ''you want TO push them goldfish;
we'er oyerstocked on 'em. Sell 'em at 30
cents, and II they don't go III put 'em on
the bargain counter next week"
"Youll find them Goldfish very nice,
ma am" said James little later TO an old
lady customer, they're dirt chap at 80
cents, and it's the last chance you'll have
TO buy 'em at that price,"
as your Goldfish goin' up2"
"No, ma'am; they're goin' on the bar
gain counter mex week, fer what We kin
git fer EN-"
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rr. Dyer says IT, gat Thn, Hone,
AnN hviy Iiss 60 spcaLg

AnSi'ody ~. 10 spcaLf
ofhc llunr u. II0 AIsI
In your valued paper OF this da,o YOU
publish very Interesting lo.ur conveyed
10 yon In some mysterious manner by a
squirrel, a gopher or hyfom,o.lDrnwney.
the nature Of which yUu do not d..rIosr.
II Is regarding coul'u s5il mis.l he a
ncighborng city md f,ut Co Memphis iur
political purposos, and you ask "vhy got
that money!
am the man "who got that money +"
ON one 81 the fint days in August, Wien
Col Eaton was leaving ilr his vacation nc
the North, he said 10 me that be- had that
day drawn u draft on some one 81 Nuh.
vile Tor $3.50, 10 be- nscd i0f campaign pur.
poses, and authorized mo 90 take charge
81 the money aud make usc OF Il In the
campaign a. occasion required. Col.
Eaton left the city that evening, aud never
received or knew anything about tho
money or how Il WIS used. and presume
docs not 10 this hour. disbuucd under
direction OF the county committee and
hold receipts aud vouchers for every dol.
lar, which ] can exhibit 10 any and all
persons authorized 10 examine them.
IL may be some satisfaction 90 yrarn.
Ing public 70 know that the letter you
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DAYTON, O., oct 3.-Mildcr weather
attracted a larger attendance upon the
State league trap shooting this morning
First event, twelve blue rocks, Iloikcs,
Bcnscotlcn aud Miller broke all and ~.
vdcd iinst money; second event, fifteen
clay birds, Ralston broke Is straight and
took iisl money; third event. fifteen blue
rocks, llCikcs broke 10 straight and took
fast money.
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AFgA

! know she l. rwncb2sai think she istwcuiy,
The TrUuy maid infhr #. .llr chair,
With thu nir uf dolce fnf u..#Ir.
Aul The clofc Cuilc,l n,y| Halt.
I can bui wlsh a. slyly ,' H her.
Win her lashts long W .HHIf hue
lhHt mlght ho whlaprfHH .|Iiy 10 her
he the tongue Of nfrlcfNuHh
ifWuu'd 10. thiuk. N I could hut doit
lu quote some dizzy frum HiIhc i,ansard,
Win The siray on love iH Hld flavor to H.
or lines irUm another bafi
She has kindred thought That she would not
smother
! Hm told hy smile shc DHuuot disguise:
10 ~ hold sweet oonyefNs NIih one another
IN tbc language Of the Cly,
-Blssc q lH'oi
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order of PnblIcntIon.

30. f0u D. pHiu tho thsp0cry Court sf si.r.y
COUNTY lcnu. W. J. Chase et al. No. J b. .t..y
ctal. .'-t'
% ape rnr from tho hlIl ln ti's rarss ,,tt.i ia
sworn % ihai Tie nauu and p'HruI uf rssiHeura of
tie heir ~ D. 10. Cobb Ir unknown ami elri. IA
made docu plants hereto uu aTeluit N nny lui,ls.t
ihr} may have in and a. lut I'll MHHf u LlvfIi
icct hrndHay Port Pickering shelby county,.
icuurfae0. inp helug y suit To- rrmuNc 11Ht irsti
complete tito o. fald lot
u Z ihgrrioru oricrcd that they make their an
rennnCr hcfnin AZ The court huusC 90 shpIUf f,1h.
~ IN ihe city ~ Memphis now Taxing Bi.tyi1t -,
shelby county, ICuu., uu tAc Or. Monday in
NnicmiHf l.'' anl plead nusNCt Of deHiuf to r,6i
Ilninanis hilL o. The mmu will b. tskgn
iofconicsCl asto them aul vt Zoe hearing o. nee
aud that copi Of This order bc published onee I,
800 lof ignf successive weeks ln The Memphis
A true COpy--AtiUdt
y a hlcHENRY. Clefk and Malta,
~ T n Caldwell u. g. an
Malone 4 Malone. Solicitors Tor Coinpisiusp,s
lug5ktli
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wha,i. Lifc wIthou, Love,

Magistra,c-Madam, your husband
charges you with assault
Madam-Ycs. your Honor; asked him
II lac would ever cease TO love me, and he
was No slow in answering that hit him
with n mop. I'm only woman, your
Honor, (tcars) and a woman's life without
love IL a mere blight
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Doe. Make a Dinerence.

From the Philadelphia Record.
First Reporter-Pm just about dead.
I've had to fill about six columns day all
summer along.
Second Reporter-That's queer. l can
never get decent report into the paper,
never any room; have to boil everything
down to the smallest possible space. What
line Of work are you in?
I'm the baseball man. What's your de-
partment?
I'm ON the religious racket.
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a High Liver.

Prom Texas sliilnTa
40 YOU see that man over thcrc7"
That consumptiyo looking snip2 What
about him2"
"Woll, You wouldn't take him for high
liver, would you2'
"Nut much
"Wcll, he H. lilo lives In n Colorado
town Q, 600 feet above the level OF tho sea.
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TIE Knew the Way. aud ny.way-

itum haflfte iAAafs
A guest Of well known hotel in the
Catskils was taken suddenly III one even.
ing, and though not seriously so, u was
deemed advisable to call aphysician. The
only doctor then at the hotel was very
young man, whom some one recalled as
having been noticed earlier In the evening
wandering away from the house with q
young lady 10 whom he bad been deyoting
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The Nsry Worst.

ir1m Tctfs NIiiIufa
Old Mans Darling dmplotinglyl- Tell
me The Wori, doctor Believe me. | can
stand iL
smart Doctor (ioubuullyl - | don't
Know about that However. nerve your.
rcli then, madame. Your husband viii
rrt we'll w"
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MorhInu the candidate.

ffum NrN lufk letter
II Jay Gould wcr nominated in Now
York city iuf Congress tomorrow Ir'J L,
bankrupt before election day. sail A pr,m.
ncnl lanmuny man tu mp. I've Ip,,,,
iho boys Ia go 90 q printing office. grf in
admission tickets printed Tor a ball. bl.,
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uews.a Proh,bi,,on,s,.

lrum the New YORK sun
"Ioung man." he began, and he leaned
his chin on tho back Of the seat ahead,
"rm Prohbiiionis,, and"
That's all right, whispered the young
man. Watch out, and when nobody s
looking reach down under the seat"
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sweet ,.,rI Graduate.

"IIavc you read Fielding" asked Miss
sourpy OF Miss Issippe, when the CONVEX
saiion turned upon literature.
"No; / take little interest in baseball
mat,cu," replied Miss lssippc, with a
naughty curl OF the lip. And then the
conversation drifted and driitcd and
driftrd
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suprriiuous Advice.

From Texas slitingN
Col. Yerger-What do you want, Uncle
Mose2
Mose-I want you to glib me some adj
vice.
''lts no use giving advice. A smart
man don't need good advice, and n fool
don't follow Il after YOU give u 10 him"