Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-04
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Governor Harris was in Nashville yes
terdsy.
VIM. A. Costar, OF New York, lost $40,
600 by fire yesterday.
Adam n. Riddle, an old lawyer, dieC
; yesterday at Cincinnati.
Rupert's Land is to be represented IL
the Canadian Parliament.
$50, 900 have been collected in New Yorl
for +. NJ. StantOn's family.
Governor Senter is again in Nashville
He has no idea Of resigning his office.
LOYAL census-takers of 1860 will be paiC
for their services in the Southern States.
Senator Brownlow steadily grows
weaker. He is incapable of any task.
! The old board of the Cincinnati and Day.
ton railroad was reelected yesterday.
Blame, according to the Chronicle, will
remain Speaker for two additional years.
Mrs. Mcfarland is the wreck ofthe wo-
man that fascinated Richardson to death.
L'Hommedien will be reelected Presi-
dent of the Hamilton and Dayton rail-
road. t IE
There is much disaffection to the Span
ish government among Spanish officials
in Cuba.
The immense calsson for East river
bridge was successfully placed in position
yesterday.
Eso7OO0 in gold eagles were stolen night
before last from ii. w. Keller, of Hop
kinsviIle, KY. " E
The editor of the Cosmopolitan, at Erie,
Pa, was knocked into pi for an abusive
article yesterday.
Benjamin Clapp was robbed yesterday
of $1,000 while standing in the doorway Of
Yermylee & Cosaxton.
Yincennes consents to a grand union
| depot of all railroads. Cincinnati should
follow the example.
The King of Greece had the captured
l brigands all executed and promises the
extirpation of the robbers.
A majorityof the Congressional COM
mittee prefer bonds of four and four and a
half per cent. interest tor funding.
The Fenians are very active in New
| York. Many have departed from head
quarters and enlistments are numerous.
ole Bull was toasted and praised by
! Senator COnkling, \. p. Banks and 9TH
ers when he sailed for Europe the other
day.
A bone lodged in Gustave Hollands
windpipe. He fingered eight days, and
died for want of food yesterday, in New
York.
Washburne, whose brand is not NJ. C.,
has entered upon duty as keeper of the
penitentiary at Joliet. He has 1850 sub
/ jects.
John Russell Young's paper is pro-
nounccd an established success. 1t is at
war with the Associated Press news mo-
nopOly.
The decoration of soldiers graves at Ar
| lington will be magnificent affair. The
| Grand Army of the Republic everywhere
will be represented.
John H. Morton, the young man who
shot and killed Daniel Powers, at Louis
vile Monday night, was yesterday re-
leased on SIS, 900 bail.
McGregor won the purse of 1000 pounds
| yesterday at the New Market races in
| England, Normandy coming in second
and Hing's Graft third.
By the falling of car shed at Quincy,
! ILL.,, yesterday, Mr.. MunsoD, Railroad
Superintendent, was knocked down and
may never get up again.
1.-THE owners of the steamer Aspinwall,
| detained by Spaniards, will make heavy
claim for damages; but the vessel is not
worth more than $4,000. ls aa
Recently some genius, because Sweden
borg was Mason has added new Swe-
denbOrgian rite to the imposing ceremo-
| nies of the ancient order.
The Allegheny Presbytery reported yes
terdaY evidence of Rev. DIR. Clark's mis-
conduct with young lady. The charges
will be investigated at once,
Sandford E. Church, who was almost
nominated for the Presidency in 1868, is
now the Democratic candidate for the
Chief Justiceship of New York.
Olivier threatens to prosecute French
k,n4sa kn~ h.aE
ernment made bogus arrests of bogus
assassins to influence recent elections.
Many railroad superintendents are in
Louisville especially to establish fast
through line from New Orleans east, with
only three stoppages between New York
and Pittsburg. and three between that
place and Louisville.
D. B. White, commonly known as
Gen. White, who is no favOrite in Rich
mond, has won the hearts of the people of
that city by his courage, self-possession
and self-saeriheing generosity on the oc
casion Of the late calamity in that city.
The nineteenth section of the act of Ju-
ly, 1866, prevents injunctions to restrain
the collection of internal revenue taxes,
and this prevented the success OF those
who resisted Delano's DEGREES, fastening
tax of fifty per cent. on distillers in Gin
cinnati.
The lumber yard belonging to the fur
niture mandatory of Wrampelmier,
Schultz & Co., Louisville, KY, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $780,
900. partly covered by Insurance in the
1Etna, Western and German Insurance
Companies.
The leader Refill, in the Pembins
troubles, has made treaty with the Hud-
son Bay Company. Reill's government
is acknowledged, and he is to have loan
of $1,000, and S400 worth of goods. Parlia-
ment went into session, and everything
is harmonious. The Sioux Indians have
made insolent demands upon the Hudson
Bay Company's fort, saying they would
kill all the Americans there. A general
Sioux war is anticipated on the American
side of the line.
Horace Greedy publishesa card in which
he asserts his admiration for Albert u.
Richardson and his belief that Richardson
was incapable of the great wrong he is al
| legged to have committed. Mr.. Greely
says that he sought to have Richardson's
fame remain untarnished, and that he
knew him to be incapable of robbing q
man of his wife or honor. He says he is
opposed to capital punishment and is not
warning against Mcfarland. He would
only vindicate Richardson's fame. The
letter does credit to Greely's heart.