Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-17

breast and into her lungs. The murderer
was seen by a bsy. a son of the murdered
woman, from a window of the house
Every possible effort is being made to fer
ret out and catch the scoundrel.
A French fanatic actually nailed
two feet and one of his hands to cross
which he had made out of old rafters.
The British Parliament has spent
$40, 900 to discover that the coal supply %
the kingdom is sufficient TO last foreNef'
The New York COurGnt has arumor
that the international race viii take piace
at n lake in Wales, not far from Liverpool
Austria masses cards with the adj
| 5rees on ons side and a communication on
the other through b mails for one cent
each.
An Indiana court has decided in.
favor of the majority ballot-that a man
with more white than negro blood can
vote.
Flowers and fruit for the million,
SAYS the Boston Transcript, is one Of the
things philanthropy should try to bring
about. Second the motioni
Frolich of the White county ARK
Record says women are agreat institution.
They are sweeter than their cake, and
more cheering than their wine. Selah!
In a regatta between a club from
Brunswick, Ca. and one from Savannah,
Ga, which took place last week, the
former was the successful competitor.
The London Gas Company was de-
frauded of e1,2l4 2s Sd by the hotel
keeper who supplied himself privately
from their main.
A Pharmaceutical Congress, to
which all civilized nations are invited to
send representatives, is to take place at
Vienna in September.
S. c. Ford, of Philadelphia, has of
/ fered a track Of ten acres of land IN the
| suburbs of that city to the University OF
Pennsylvania.
Prof. J. B. Parkinson, of the Wis
consin University, is suggested as the
| Democratic nominee for Governor of Wis
consin.
Herr Caro-, recently appointed Pro-
fessOr at the University of Breslau, is she
first Jew who has attained such position
in Prussia.
A meeting of the citizens of White
county, Ark, will be held in Searcy, on
Monday, July 26, relative to the erection
of the Courthouse. Plans, specifications,
etc, will be submitted.
The Pine Bluff, ark Weekly Re
publican ofthe 10th SAYS at a meeting ofthe
| MasOns and Odd Fellows societies of this
CITY on Monday morning last, it was de-
termined to build Immediately, for the
use and benefit of these orders, 4 large
three story Hall.
The press of the National HnteUi-
| gencer is advertised by the United States
| Marshal for sale as the property of Messrs.
| Snow & COyle, the proprietors of the IN
teUigenceT. The purpose of the sale is to
/ satisfy a claim for rent due II Henry
Palkinhorn, owner Of the building in
which the TnteligeRcer was published.
The Sunday Herald, a Democratic
| Washington newspaper, a sort of tender
| to the old H~teIligenceT, was sold a few
| DAYS ago at auction for 500. Three young
| Washington journalists of recognized
ability bought it, and intend runnlngit as
an independent newspaper, devoted eX-
clusively to news, and not hampered with
politics.
When Gen. Candy commanded in
| North and South Carolina in 1867 the re-
construction elections were held, and he
| not only inaugurated Gov. Holden i'm
mediately, but directed that he members
elect of the Legislature be admitted to
their seats without taking the test oath.
| It is now claimed that, according to his
own construction, Gov. Walker, of Vir-
GINA, should be inaugurated Immediately,
and the test oath for members of the Nir-
ginia Legislature should be suspended.
A weekly newspaper called The
Great Republic, started in Washington
about three years ago, has suspended pub
LEGATION, and the effects of the concern are
in the hands of the Sheriff, who will to-
morrow dispose of them at public sale.
Tho --oH-SoForu of tho nanar ran II as an
organ of the "Bovs in Blue" the Grand
Army of the Republic" the Union
League and numerous other political
organizations, and having secured office
under the Government, have abandoned
the paper to its creditors.