Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-21
DOMESTIC SUMMARY.

Senator Thurman, OF Ohio, is quite
i'll at Columbus.
There were three deaths from yel-
low fever in Charleston yesterday.
Orange county, Florida, has not
been inundated, all reports to thec0n-
trary notwithstanding.
The Renforth crew won the four
cared race az Quebec yesterday. The
single scUQ was won by Kelly.
The militia called out to suppress
the riots at Scranton, Pa, during
last summer have been paid of.
A. J. Anderson, proprietor Of the
Grand House, at Tomah, Wis, was
accidently shot, yesterday, and died
instantly.
Mike Kearns, the rough who killed
two men during the coal miners riots
at Scranton, Pennsylvania, last sum-
mer, is now on trial for his life.
The last rail on the European and
North American railroad, between
Bangor, Maine, and st, Johns, New
Brunswick, was laid yesterday.
General G. W. McCOOk, of Ohio, 10
in New York to consult physician
as to the prOpriety Of his Tesuming
the campaign for the gOvernOTship.
A six hundred-pOUnde twelve
inch rife gun burst on the beach at
Fortress Monroe, yesterday, during
trial of the new kind of powder. No
one injured.
The California State Agricultural
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njficently. In the display Of blOOded
stock, the principal interest centers
in racers, for which the highest pre-
miums are paid.
Most Of the principal railroads in
the country and united lines Of
steamers will reduce the fare to dele
gates to the national commercial con
ventiOn, to be held at Baltimore.
The Secretary of the Interior has
directed that the order Of August IL,
1871, authorizing the removal OF the
land Office from Humboldt to Inde
pendence, Kan, be suspended until
further orders,
A dozen labOFer5 were buried in an
Indianapolis sewer, yesterday mOrn-
ing, by the bank caving in upon them.
Ten Of the number were rescued alive,
bat two Of the poor fellows were
TO death.
Tom COster, one of the prisoners
who broke out OF the Nevada States
prison, has been recaptured. Another
was tracked and severely wounded.
The main gang are closely pursued by
troops from Carson. 1t is believed the
bulk Of them will be recaptured.
The Richmond Dispatch says the
leasing of the North Carolina Central
railroad to the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad is the greatest event for
that city that has happened since the
WaT-neXt to the sale Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad to Hunting
ton q Co.
Another one Of ''them fellers" has
come to grief. One lieutenant Ferno,
u. S, A, has been kicked out of the
service for embezzling a little trifie-
s1500-Of the public money. In addi-
ton, he goes to the penitentisry for
Eve years-tO remain there, after the
lapse Of that time, until he makes
good his embezzlement.
The Indianapolis fair association
have nearly completed the improve
ments on their new grounds in that
city. The fair will commence on the
10th inst. Over $40, 900 in pre-
will be awarded. A large
of blOoded horses have al
ready been entered, including the
thoroughbreds of J. T.
Spencer, Lexington, KY.
Governor Fairchild, Of Wisconsin,
received a telegram from Senator Car
penter, at Milwaukee, this evening
that the negro who killed a man some
days ago near that city, and who was
brought before Judge Mallory and
would be lynehed to-
night by a mob. The Governor i'm
mediately telegraphed to the Sheriff
of Milwaukee authorizing him TO call
on the Milwaukee Light Guard, if
necessary, to protect all persons in
their rights.