Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07
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A nugget of gold weighing q
pounds is on exhibition at Victoria.
Grant Is going to issue a proclama
of neutrality. Sensible for Grant,
Hon. Jefferson Davis left Green
briar Springs yesterday for Europe.
Boutwell's friends sell gold in New
York and buy Us. bonds in London
Judge EIaddingtOD was buried with
GREAT honor Yesterday. in Cincinnati
Granville MearS, a good citizen OF
Boston, Mass, hung himself yester-
day.
United States bonds were dull yes
terday in Frankfort, Germany, al
sD..
One hundred Germans left New
York yesterday to fight for Father
land.
The Radical papers are abusing
Andrew johnson. That's healthy
sign. ....
A pretty girl had her face spoiled
hv a lamp explosion last night in Cin-
cinnati.
\ deaf boy killed another, named
Beck, with a brick-bat yesterday IN
Cincinnati.
The First National Bank Of Santa
Fe is to be opened this month with q
capital Of SS0O,O00. .... ...
Grant says Frelinghuysen under
stands the Alabama Claims question,
and Grant knows %.
Grant thinks il will take a long
time to "knOck the bottom" out ol
France and Prussia. rE H
General Lee saws he has sheathed
his sword forever. He has no idea Oi
fighting tor Napoleon.
J. d. Williams, once of the Clarion,
is now Secretary of the Kansas City
railroad in Missouri.
The Vigilance at Pueblo, near Den
yer City, yesterday hung two thieves.
" Starved 'em right"
1t is believed that Grant will pardon
O'Neil and other Fenians who viO-
lated neutrality laws.
Forty thousand dollars reward il
offered for the arrest OF the murderers
of Nathan, OF New York. 81
A great flood ia the northern part
Of Queensland destroyed much prop
erty, especially live stock. ..
The Dentists, in convention al
Nashville, resolved to meet next time
at White Sulphur Springs, Va.
The Wooden Exposition at Indian
apOlis closed yesterday. 1t was fail
Ure, we are very sorry to say.
The Temperance men OF the 8th
Ill. district, yesterday nominated
George W. Muier for Congress.
Grant says that Akerman's head is
level, and Akerman thinks there'll
be an awfully long war in Europe.
The President contemplates issuing
a proclamation of neutrality, but this
may not be ready for week or more.
a Democratic convention sits at
Dardanelle, Ark, TO nominate a Con-
gresham on the lst day of Septem-
Der.
The scientific expedition from Yale
College, left Cheyenne yesterday, for
the country, between falls of the
Platt. ......
Judge Harrington, of Cincinnati,
died yesterday. he will be buried
TO day at Lexington, Ky, his native
place.
The Canadian Expedition against
Rel, Is prOclaiming all sorts of good
intentions. 1t don't go dOwn-as the
Rel thing.
There is much excitement in the
northwestern part of New Mexico in
consequence Of discovery Of new and
TIch mines.
The Australian Colonies are being
connected by telegraph, and propose
TO be connected with England by a
submarine cable.
Bank statements show heavy loss in
legal revenue. They hold less than
SO, 600, 600 above the 25 per cent. re-
quired by law.
A tug exploded yesterday at Oswego
killing three men-the Captain, Main
waring, AtchisoB, engineer, and
Stone, deckhand.
The ship Levanter burned three
days, was abandoned and destroyed.
The crew and passengers picked up
are safe in Bos;ing.
The railroad war between trunk
lines to the West continues with una
bated violence. Rates Of freight and
fare the lowest possible. I.
Mr.. Thomas Bragg telegraphs the
World that the Democrats haveswept
North Carolina, and that Judge Crooks
grants hIbeGs corpus under act OF 1861.
There has been issued 81, I,S27, $50 Of
the additional S50,000, 600, national
banking capital, the whole to banks
organized before the late law was
passed.
Biddy Malone won, yesterday, the
second mile hurdle race in 3.5Gl.
Legatee won four mile heats over
AthertOn and Abdel Kader in 7.45i
and 7.j24.
Rev. Vim. II. Hauna was killed by
lightning night before last while in
bed. His wife beside was made sense
less, but recovered to find corpse be-
side her.
All English troops have been with
drawn from Australia, and the colo
nies propose 70 place themselves under
the protection of the United States.
" How is that for high"
Money is easy in New York-3 to 5
per cent. Sterling nominal Gold
dull; closed rather strong-opened
2l3c, fell TO 204c, closed 2la(92l4. Car
Tying rates 3 per cent.
Edgar Thompson proposes to lease
the Camden and AmbOy railroad
and Delaware and Rarftan canal,
guaranteeing ten per cent, their
united capital TO be j0,O0O, 600.
Currency balance in Treasury yes
terday at Washington; $39 ,I03, ,662;
coin balance, $l0j, 900, 600, including
gold certificates; $38, ,249, 900 receipts.
Internal Revenue TO day: 1915, ,72S; for
fiscal year to date, 81 COS, ,623.
The German-American bank OF
New York started business with one
million in gold paid up, which ac-
counts for deficiency Of specie in bank
statements, as this German bank
doesn't belong to the Clearing house.
c. c. Harrington and wife, stopping
at Usage, Iowa, went into the woods,
murdered their child, few weeks
old, and rolled a log on It, where ii
was found horribly mutilated and dis
figured. They are young married
couple. Mrs. +. is the daughter of a
preacher named f. A. Gould, Of Della
ware county, Iowa.
The official records Of the State OF
Pennsylvania, which at the time Of
Lees invasion in 1868 were hurriedly
shipped to Philadelphia In boxes, ar
ter the excitement was over were re-
turned to Harrisburg and deposited
IN confused masses in the rooms OF