The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

IN eI 80 load and the latter at $3.50 per
lond Moving is luxury now being gen.
orally elioyed, and the enjoyment IS
shared in by the wagon drivers and rental
agents.
The recent wheat furry in Chicago has
been watched with the greatest interest by
many speculative Memphians. They FOL
lowed old Clutch" bright and early, and
held ON for the rise, which came in on the
Sl.2j figure, then they turned everything
loose and pocketed the gains, which were
only limited by the amount invested;
Since the deal closed the Chicago market
has been quite too lively for Memphans;
the fluctuations have been too starting
and hair lifting, and they stand alool
awaiting stcadier market and quieter
corner. IIutchnson's September corner
went along easy and nice, always advanc.
ing and without excitement, until the last
two or three days, when the shorts made
desperate efforts 10 corner and escape DIS,
aster but they had TO settle with old
clutch" on his own terms, which IS
stated 10 have been $l.26, except rs to u
few big bears who had avowod that they
were on the war path, seeking the old
mans scalp. These mad to take the $40
wheat dose like little men.
Several English cotton buyers, who have
Just returned from Liverpool, express the
greatest confidence in the ability OF the
London police TO capture the mysterious
assassin who has been numbering so many
women on the public streets. They say
TO their American friends who severely
criticisc the police force: Just wait day
or two, you'll see they will catch him"
Quite a number OF business people de-
mand that the city authorities shall have
the streets swept regularly, but in other
cities, notably in New Orleans, citizens are
petitioning the city authorities TO chain up
the mechanical monster known rs the
rotary rattan dust rustlcr, they regarding
ii rs an insuilerable nuisance which raises
a cyclone OF dust, and which, ii continued
in use, will breed rebellion. Well spnnk'
led streets is about the only remedy for
earth reduced TO powder
Mr.. Alex Allison, formerly cashier OF
the Peabody hotel, but now watching over
an important industry at Grenada, Miss.
made his advent into Memphis yesterday
lie was en- route home, and when asked
! IL he carried with him the documents "a
pass him over the Mississippi line, wen
| down into his inside vest pocket and iished
up an imposing bundle OF papers. They
were lassoed with blue ribbon, and the
holder gazed upon them with pride and
| pleasure. The revival OF the subject
| brought gloomy reflections into Mr.. ALI
sons mind, for he remembered that il had
| been several days since he put foot on
| Mississippi soil. deuce take such meth
| DDS OF quaranline as the shot gun policy,
said he, al was in Memphis when the
disease appeared at Jackson, having
| been here two days. | was no
alarmed, and started home. At the
| junction, about two miles this side o.
Grenada, was dumped Off and Informed
by armed guards that could not enter tn,
town. In vain | argued that | had left i
but two days before, and had beer
nowhere but Memphis II was no go
| NV wife was there, and what was | 30 do
An night long / schemed, but had tho
calm decision to send for her. Mex
morning | had the delight TO see her com
ing on hand car to Join me, bringing
| WIN ilfE Nll Ailf hfNNNnaNN htEEhhhs "
boarded the train and came on TO Mem
phis. but hal II been four hours late ",
would have been barred out OF here
Away with shotgun quarantine. say |
Did we remain in Memphisl Not much
We went on up TO Indiana, and are jus
now returning Home"
"Tm a man Of my wordl" exclaimed
man who was bcsciging President lladdeI
for something Yesterday and the onicia
desired some guarantee that public right
in the premises would be respected. an
friend, soothingly interrupted tho Tycoon
after scanning the applicant from head /
foot, shave you got ono OF your photo
graphs TO sparc2'
1--WE got the worst case OF heart troubl
you ever had any knowledge Of" con
fessed knight OF the Faber TO an ArrRA
reporter yesterday. 81 haven't know
tho young lady month, vet have alread
told her she could draw my salary when
ever she 10 desired. Whats worrying m
is the dread that she will never desire 4
draw it."
Eyes, FRO. Egnow took his defeat bcior
tho county court greatly 10 heart" N
marked a member OF that body TO n
ArPEAL reporter yesterday. "lIo cling
to tho only remaining chance like gIiI
death, and will not surrender his book
understand Chairman slaughter will 4
sue an order tomorrow demanding the
surrender. But will tho venerable Tcli.
comply2 doubt H. lie has appealed
| .saFastH aud a. fe4N huss
into Office II possible. But the most dai
gcrous performance Is tho fact that thcI
Is now In the county work.houso n negr
prisoner, serving out penalty Impose
by Mr.. Egncw since the election aud n
defeat. That fact, disclosed by Nj
Mason, the dcposcd, but all the san
acting, superintendent today has been =,
ierrcd 10 Acknowledgement Peters. Their
Ii In this a promising possibility for dau
, age suit against the county"
: Nightly rchcarsals for the great fall al
, play, "Paris and the Commune" whic
. will open for the public next Monda
night, afc being held. Some 400 poop
. are preparing for the grand effect, anon
, them tho Chickasaw Guards, Merchant
Zouaycs and schorf's Louaycs. All the,
military men will be In regular uniform
whilo outsiders will wear appropriate co
tunes. Everything that money, ing
nuity and patience can do 10 make Il
: affair a credit 10 Memphis aud a Joy
tho surrounding country, Is being don
! II IA not one man nor any sct OF me
, affair, but public enterprise, i,
signed aud laboriously being carrie
out for public good. Whatever
( rcaliEcd-and Il should be thouEan,
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