Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-28
NEWS OF THE MORNING
Colorado has rnna Rannhlioan.

Colorado has gone Republican.
Queen Victoria does not improve In
health.
The Princess of Wales has returned to
/ Windsor.
Gladstone is visiting his sovereign at
| Balmoral.
Gamblers are standing raid in Denver,
| Colorado.
The steamships Donsn and Hansa have
! arrived out.
Massachusetts, Republicans met in con-
ventiOn yesterday.
| Esston, Pennsylvania is TO have $780,
! 600 college building,
Yellow tever claimed five victims in
! Charleston yesterday.
Bismarck will remain in Berlin until
the opening of the Reiehstag.
The Croton (N. " wster-works labor
ers were being paid last evening.
Coal opened in New York yesterday, at
a trade sale, at 81 l25<96 l5 per ton.
The Ohio State fair at Springfield, goes
on swimmingly. 1t closes tomorrow.
Two Metropolitan policemen dubbed
man to death in New Orleans yesterday.
The railroad ticket agents of the United
States are in convention at Philadelphia.
Msyor Hall is to offer $1,000 reward for
the thief or thieves who stole the voueh-
ers,
The subscription in London for the re-
lief of the sufferers In Antigua has reached
el0OO.
Weston is walking at Cincinnati-st-
tempting to do l13 miles in twenty-four
hours.
There were no deaths from nor no new
cases Of yellow fever in Vicksburg yes
terdsy.
Why is it that we have heard nothing
Of bluff Ben Wade during the present
canvass in Ohio2
Frederick Anthony was killed yester-
day by fall from the Cincinnati and
Newport bridge.
The London Neigs hopes that Asbury's
yacht Livonis will meet with fair play In
American waters.
Nineteen thousand persons visited the
Cincinnati exposition yesterdsy-ten
Thousand of them strangers.
Whisky taxation formed the basis of q
committees report to the New York Re-
publican Convention yesterday.
The ship Mselstrom was run down by
the steamer Eagle, on the British coast,
on Monday. Two lives were lost.
The mayor of the village of Canton, Mis-
State of siege against yellow fever.
The rufisns who shot and killed an
unknown woman near Baltimore last
summer, are to be tried for murder.
Smallpox is disappearing from Lowell,
Massachusetts. Ths Sisters of Charity
have volunteered to nurse patients.
The relatives of Talbot, the Fenian
leader, killed some months ago in Dublin,
have entered suit against the city for
$50, 900.
A congress of the Peace League met in
Lausanne, SWitz srlsnd, yesterday. A de-
tense of the Communist butcheries was
attempted.
The sttorney-general of Ohio has decided
that the inmates of the soldiers asylum at
Dayton have the right to vote as citizens
of the State.
The grand lodge F. A. and A. n. of
Colorado is in session at Denver. The
order is in a hourishing condition
throughout the Territory.
Judge Barnard has so modified the in
junction against the municipal authorities
as to permit the raising of money for the
prosecution of work on the public works.
The French International society of
New York has admitted women as voters,
but are so economical of their time thst
they deny them the privilege of making
speeches.
The Spanish government has estsb-
lished strict quarantine at Vigo for all
vessels from Mediterranean ports. Has
the Spanish Minister Of Marine read the
Ledgers
The Denver and Rio Grsnds narrow
gauge railroad is completed fOrty-three
miles south from Denver. It will reach
the foot of Pixies Peak about the middle
of next month.
The pTess-gsng of Washington have re-
solved to hold q meeting to express their
respect for the memory of Mr.. Samuel
NJ. Carpenter, lately deceased member
of the profession.
Governor Davis, Of Texas, has estab-
lished quarantine of twenty-five days
on all vessels arriving at Galveston from
New Orleans and Berwick's bay. Davis
reads the Ledger.
Things are = little mixed with the Re-
publican State Convention now in session
from some points, both declaring that
they are the only simon-pure, original
Jacobs.
The New York Star, of yesterday after
noon, Is accused of trying to incite the
corporation employees to scalp the thieves
who are the Csuss of their pay being with |
held. A little hsir-rsising might do good |
IN bDaJ case
Governor Clsfin, of Massachusetts,, de- |
clines denomination as 8 candidate for 3
second term. General Loring, in a speech |
before the convention at Worcester, also |
declined the honor of being a candidate |
for governor.
The Tammsny row will probably stop |
many of the improvements now going on |
in New York. The Chairman of the Cen |
trsl Park Commissioners says that work /
in his department must stop unless funds /
are provided to pay the laborers. EN-
ployes In all the departments are besieg |
ing the City Hall, psuic-stricken on sc-
count of the late disclosures.
A new ring has been discovered in |
New YOrk-thst of the hsrbor-mssterB-l
who blsckmsil shippers by wholesale. |
They have arrangements with the owners /
of tow boats, by which three or four /
prices for towsge are paid the latter. to be /
shared with the former, for the privilege |
of berthing vessels. This imposition has /
been levied upon every vessel entering |
the port, and several outrages of this kind /
are about to be proved in court. The at
tention of Governor Hoffman has been |
called to this business.