Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-14
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F1rernens' dlSgracefuI riots continue
in. Philadelphia.
Railroad freights to Chicago were
again reduced yesterday. 1 1ist
Hamilton, reelected Senator from
Texas, was sworn in yesterday. l.
Mrs. LincoIn's relief bin was finally
knocked on the head yesterday.
The iron mouIders of Pennsylvania,
in convention, are hOtagainst Coolies.
Grant turned loose a counterfeiter
yesterday from the New York prison.
Pichard r. Pebles' claims as Col
lector at Port Gibson were ordered
paid.
Schofeld opposed the creation Of
committees to sit during the recess OF
Congress.
Thomas Hilson has vamoosed from
Philadelphia with $50, 900 Of his part
Der's money.
Theodore Frelinghuysen is to succeed
Motley as minister to England. 80
rumOr has it.
Schenck said the new tax bill would
reduce internal tax 1000, 900 and
customs $27, 100000.
The tax bill reported by the Com
mittee of Conference passed the House
by vote of LAB to 4y.
Buffers resolution requiring conn
mittee to investigate the treatment OF
little nigs at West Point passed. -
Kansas City, because of its great
railway lines TO Memphis and other
places, is made port of delivery.
DR.. Wolff, a savage, brutal beast,
was captured and Gagged as an abor-
ZIONIST, yesterday, in New York.
Kings county, New York, DemOc-
racy denounce Coolies. They'll feel
very bad about it, the pigtails will.
Baxter Smith won't run for Con-
gress, because Congress won't lift of
the burden of his Confederate sins.
Stokes wants the $4,000 appropri-
pended wholly in Tennessee, between
Knoxville and Chattanooga.
Houston, Texas, is made port of
delivery. It's pity that Memphis
as port was ever delivered of such a
Congressman as Little Smith.
Jane and John Little were shot in
Jackson county, few days ago. John
was killed and Jane will die. The
murderer, B0les, escaped.
An effort was made yesterday in
the House to get through the South
ern Pacific railroad, but paid hire
liugs of the Northern Pacific defeated
the measure. ~
v Provost Parasol, the new French
Minister, has crazed all the widows
and old maids in New York. Every
dame on the ''sonny side" Of60 wants
the French ParasoI.
= At s tobacco fair in Louisville yes
terday, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennes-
see, and Illinois were represented by
tobacco growers of those States, and
liberal prizes awarded.
The bill to aid the New Orleans and
Baton Rouge road, and for the relief
Of the Kentucky University and pay
for the building destroyed during
the war, passed the Senate yesterday.
Farnsworth proposed yesterday to
amnesty everybody except Exon
gressmen and Military Academy
eLeUees, heads of departments, etc,
when the Beast objected, and the
proposition was rejected.
The special tax on bankers and
brokers was stricken out of the tax
bill yesterday, and Wall street, hsv-
ing bought the knaves on the Con-
ference Committee, go scot free. How
long will the people bow their necks
to the bOndholders yoke?
The President yesterday appointed
VIM. c. Whitson Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court of Idaho; Wales
Hubbard, Register of Lewiston, Ida
no; COnsuls, VIM. Hutchinson, of
Arkansas, at Santa Cruz; r. W.
Johnson, of Missouri, at PernambucO;
Lorenzo w. johnson, of Texas, Con-
sui General at Brent