Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24
THE NEWS.
Maggie Mitchell Is in BuffsIo.

Maggie Mitchell Is in Buffalo.
Punshon will edify Pittsburg in il
skating rink next wednesday.
JEFF. Davis will not return to th
South al present.
Deacon Andrews, charged with lur
der, Is on trial at Plymouth, Mass.
Bishop Folks widow and daughte. a.
about 10 open s school in New Orleans.
j. Ross Browne, American minister
hiss arrived a. at shsnghae.
Emile Girsrdin lives in 8 house tina
cost him hal, a million francs TO build.
Miss Rye is coming to Canada thif
month with another cargo OF British hearty.
Gov. Bealle, who wss killed in Mon.
tsna the other day, was q son-in Law OF FenI
more Cooper.
John James Piatt, one Of the editors
OF the Cincinnati Chronicle, has 4 volume Of
verse in the press Of Hurd g EopghtOn.
Mr.. Neville BuIIitt, an old citizen O!
Louisville, las died there Of a tight boot, whioh
produced modification, as it always ought, bat
seldom does.
Col. Childs married the widow Graves,
IN Kentucky, the other day. and a. the same
time his son took 10 wife her daughter. In one
case, at least, the children found esrly Graves.
Pollard announces that be Intends to
biograph Jefferson Davis, on the ground that
Mr.. Davis shoald hsve a truthful a. d acute
biogrspheE" The good Pollard assumes that
he surprises by himself those qualttel.
The Buffalo person who rescued Bur
nngsme's ffiend sun -TRjsn from a watery
grave in BunAlo Creek, has besn rewarded by
the thanks Of the FIewery Kingdom and ten
dollars in greenbRcks.
The fine piano to be given to the young
lady OF Atlanta who EhO1ld receive the mrst
votes Al tee Baptist fair, now being held there,
was awarded 70 Miss Laura Harris. She is sad
to be = charming musician. Hon. A.. II. ste
phens gets the cane Of " the most popular man
IN Georgia"
The Executive Committee Of the
Board Of Underwriters met in CHICAGO on
NednesdaT. About thirty members were pes
snt, representing the insurance interest Of
every prom nent city IN The UEion. There was
no business beyond the appointment Of SUBJ
committees. The board viii be in session for
tao days.
Mr.. B. H. Hill, Of Georgia, now in
New York, writes a letter 10 the Now York |
Timer in watch he says: / shall return home /
mortified, n not a wiser msn Mortified. orly
because l ind in the North a bitter. sys ematic. |
adroitand persistent Misrepresentation OF the |
temper oesires and views OF the Southern
whites, far exceeding my anticipations.
Firearms are the latest ~Jspanwsre.
AAN PADN41 IcDtAiAUn mas Creafel the great I
es: demand for French, English ami United
States rifles, and the American Ennelds are
said TO BE- preferred. The statement il maze
that these arms sre now sent at the rate Of
from 800 TO 600 a week. The japanese are said
70 &c partial, also, 10 al kinds Of American ard
European %cioihing, excepting pautaloons.
which are not yet popular in that regiou.
The westward bound train on the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee r. r. or sunday las. when
q few miles this side q Iyncbbura met with a
terrible aecideDt. The boiler OF the Engine ex-
plooed killing the engineer and fireman in
stanuy-in fact blowing them almost to atoms
Quhea number OF No fox delegates were on
board but the personal injuries sustained we're
emily those mentioned above. The uptorfunate
engineer wss Jerome FJnte, or Wssh-n,top 1
county, Tennessee. The name of TIE dremsn
we did notlearn.
A meeting Of the ~corporators of the l
Dsrien Ship Canal was held at Peter Cooper,s {
last Tuesday nigh, and a company r
organized with a capital OF g. oO1OO0. Pc
ter Cooper was chosen President, and Ffsde- Q
mex A. Conkling Secretary. Hon. William II. :
Seward and Attorney General Evarts were :
present and adore sed the meeting. The Sun >
the report OF Mr.. Stewards speech. g
which was Substantially to the effect that ever Il
I.nee The canal OF Pharaoh across the Isthmus :
Suez fell into disuse, had desired "
ne restora ion OF q channel OF intercourse b. %
tween the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. !,
The New York World Of the 18th inst. 4,
'sys; The Very Reverend Dr. Anderdon. who Is :
nephew Of Archbishop Manning. lecfured in "
DIS city yesterday. and we give a full rerort OF Il
lis remarks elsewhere. It is understood tbat q,
ie VIII soon speak on the subject OF rltusU m
nj quite apropos II may be mentioned taat OF
nc services ct Dr. Ewers Christ Cburc IN nj
ifth avenue, yesterday, were more riius :
han anything heretofore seen IN this CITY out- u
ide of the walls OF 81 AIbau's Thes- 90 q,
igns OF the times AVID OF rftualisic progress IA
bis country and ths unavoidable Tiscr.sior J"
Z the subject by TIE Episcopal General C.,,- eI
ention, now In session. will excite make at IL
milton and awice spread Interest. =,
Ever since the production of BoucI. n
auit's al ondon Assurance" with real West
nd furniture and carpets, there has been q 10
&c for realism on the stsgs with seems to pI
reached the climax In Australia, where cr
snuine cannlbals have been exhibited IN the :,
heater. Unfortunately, when the tound cap sc
We was delivered over to the cannibals, one OF oi
took q good bite cut Of the victims leg, :,
the horror of the bowling sufferer and 20 n'
lie CONSERVATION Of the audience. Proper re- a
asrsal would rectify this matter. The only bf
nilsr attempt at realism in thisc country was
Q recent provincial and not over profitable Is
ar offs band OF negro Ministries. warranted 10 ks
ex-slaves frem Georgia. They failed as min :.
but would undoubtedly have succeeded "
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