Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-20
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THURSDAY, : : e; ssr;: JUNE2O. 1881
!, BREvITIEs.
A The receipts of internal reyenue for
last week We're S4, les, SAC.
DIR, Hepburn has completed Japan
ese dictionary.
Z ,-Rumors are current of change in
, the French ministry.
-uncle Sam has on. hand 81, 200 gall
ions OF condemned and forfeited whisky.
} The sale OF "unripe pork {" is agita-
, The palace mills in Columbus, Ga,
= have 6our from new wheat for sale.
"A popular new liquor in Paris is
called Tears of Cora Pearl.o
Northern Georgia is experiencing a
! sweeping revival Of religion.
The registered American shipmasters
and officers number 5lO0.
Strawberries in Washington five
cents per quart. f.
All British troops thrown into saee-
land on account of the Fenisn die Iite-
ment are ordered home.
Vienna is to be surrounded by q
/ corden OF fortlnc2tlons. ---r
The eating house keepers in New
York are marking down prices.
) Providence, Worcester, Chicago and
other citPs forbid fireworks July 4th.
-GoldShas been discovered near Hunt
ington, Indiana.
"A young Frenchman named Be
touille, is becoming famous as a lion
killer in Algiers.
The Ege1afng MoNitCr, new paper,
has appeared at Detroit.
L There is a suit Of the government in
vOlving 5000 cases Of champagne on trial
IN New York
Bishop Upford, Of Indiana, cele-
brated his golden wedding on Monday
night
Cincinnati is talking about annexing
her suburban villages.
L 1t is rumOred that the state constsb-
ulary have notifd Gilmore's band to
discontinue playing the Champagne
GalOp Boston Journal.
Alexander Mitchell, banker, of MI
waukee, returns an income of sl32, 600,
the largest in that city.
I Photographs have been taken of the
jury in the bergen murder trial, at New
Brunswick, n. j.
-Four burroughs in England have
been disfranchised on account of briherv
The reduction in exports from Eng
land during April, as compared with the
preceding year, amounted to the sum of
81 ,56l 900.
There is great suffering in the Sagi-
nav district Of Canada on account of
the famine.
Sixty Of the last colony Of American
emigrsnts to Brazil have settled at
Espiritua Santa, and the remainder at
San Paulo.
Population of Newark, n. j., "a, 500.
Col Gideon DOwse, of Burke county,
I Ca, has strawberries of the Peabody
variety, forty of which weigh pound.
! The Pacific railroad is now iu opera
! tion e60 miles west from St. Louis.
The Democrat claims that st. Louis
is the most naturally healthy city on the
continent.
/ An international system Of money
4 orders for the benefit of emigrants has
/ been suggested.
-Four hundred bishops are expected
/ at Rome. The festivals in their honor
will last six weeks.
Grape growing land near Cleveland,
| Ohio, brings 5000 per acre. The soil
contains iron and sulphur.
The newspaper publishers of Ohio
are to meet in convention at Columbus
ts-day.
"A German named Kancke has been
arrested in New York on a charge of
swindliDg the government of the pro-
vince of Lippe to the amount of 10000
Prussisn thalers.
Cleveland has I29 lawyers, and still
the town seems to be prospecting.
-Gerrit Smith has published a long
letter to prove that he would have been
inconsistent if he had refused to sign Mr..
Davis bond.
Arrangements are in progress for a
celebration by the grand army of the re-
public at New York soon.
The Norfolk market is " drugged y
with cherries, and they sell for only two
and half cents per quart. New Irish |
potatoes are selling at five dollars a
barrel.
1t is probable that George c. Corham
will be the union candidate for governor
of California, and Gen. Rosecrans the
candidate of the democracy.
There is a tall of lighting Cairo with |
gas-they have hitherto acted on the be- /
lief of the less light the better.
Base ingratitude-a Kansas nigger to |
oppose female suffrage, after Lucy Stone |
labored for negro suffrage.
Accounts from the west received at |
Washington all represent that the grain /
and fruit crops of the country were never |
so promising as now.
The board Of health Of st. Louis has |
made war upon tn vendors OF swill milk, |
forbiGding its sale in the city, or the sale /
Of swilI 10 BE fed to cows.
A grand concert, for the relief Of /
southern Masons, will be given at the 4
New York academy of Music on the |
evening of the 9th instant. James 7.
Brady will also deliver an sSSFs -ga
H., x-auplxv yrpHnef 49, kJ1f in i
million pounds worthp9. .gls gTeSSte SesF, at the
farmers door, the round sum of three 4
million dollars.
Button collecting has superseded the |
postage stamp mania in New Bedford, 4
Mass. One girl has over a thousand but /
tons in her collection, no two Of which /
are alike.
An old man of seventy, named /
Wooster, drowned himself in the MOnOn-
gahela, at Pittsburg, on Thursday. /
Cause, domestic troubles.
The sultan is to visit London proba-
bly, in July, and viii be lodged in Buck
ingham Palace as the guest Of Queen
Victoria.
In window shop in an obscure part
of London is this announcement:
+" Goods removed, messages taken, car
pets beaten, and poetry composed on any
Subject
The steamer Miner, belonging to the
Northwest fur company, has reached
st Joseph from Benton. She has cargo
of 400 packs of robes, and is en- route
for st. Louis She is the boat reported
captured by the Indians some time since.
Last year IS7, ,5l9 marriages were eel
ebrated in England and Wales. The
births in the year were 753, lSS, and the
deaths 5000,9 The number OF males
born was slightly in excess of the fe-
males, being 4,742, against S6S, 446.
There were also Il, ,S66 more deaths OF
males than females.
1t is said that Leopold Auer, the
young Hungarian violin player, who has
become so noted in Europe, has received
proposals to come to America. /
The first line of a new radical song
begins thus: Wen hang Horace Gree
lev on that sour apple tree, because he
helped to set JEFF. Davis freen
The colored citizens at New York
are about to petition the state eOnstitu-
fional convention, at Albany, TO remove
the property qualifications of cOlored
voters. .---
Eugene Schuyler is translating from
the Russian a novel, by Turgenef. 1t is
the first fiction ever translated from that
language in this country.
Miss Polly Rogers, a descendant Of
John Rogers, the martyr, died at Royal
ston, Mass, the other day, at the age OF
eighty-nine years.
A woman has just died at Kronan,
IN the Grand Duchy of Raden, at the age
Of 124 years. She has exercised the cal
ling of 8 beggar for upwards OF q hum
dred years.
Tom Taylor has brought out s. new
nlav az the Holborn theateT, London.
ft Is called Ups and Downs, or The
Antipodes."
-Over 100000 bushels Of corn have
heeu distributed among the poor of
fifty-eight counties Of Georgia.
M. Haas, of AK, in the south OF
France, exhibits, in the Paris exhibition,
a machine by means OF which a rabbit
-,s..anr, hl cnnuerfad irltn q hat In fifty