Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-08
TELEoRAPHIc SUMMARY.


Lake are unprecedented.
: WyOn Renkirt, of Philadelphia,
, swamped his friends for S106, coo.
The steamer England arrived at
! New York yesterday, from Liverpool.
Anxiety in regard to cholera has
diminished in Germany. The scourge
is decreasing.
At Bloomfield, Missouri, there was
a terrible tragedy last week, one man
killing three others.
Rosenzweig, the New York abor-
ZIONIST, viii not be admitted to bail.
He ought to be hung.
A TERRIBLE gale swept over Lake
Erie yesterday. Ihe schooner Rosa
Stearns was wrecked.
One fellow, in Cleveland yesterday,
ripped open another, named Charles
Higgins, with knife.
The estimated (who estimates it?)
cost of collecting internal revenue in
Washington is 6 per cent.
| The steamer Leader, from Dantzic
to New York, and all hands persisted,
perhaps a hundred in number.
German papers Iaud the crew of the
United States ship Juniata for gal
lantry in srying shipwrecked crew.
Judge Barnard, Of New York, will
hear the argument for Injunction
against the city authorities next Mon
day.
The authorities are investigating
| the baby brokerage business in New
! York. Some rich exposures will re-
suit.
A boiler exploded in q planning
mill at New Haven, Indiana, killing
Charles and Louis LepPer and A. b.
/ Carr.
J.V.L. Pruyn and o. H. Marshall
will represent New York at the Cen
tennial Independence celebration at
Philadelphia.
The London Court Circular an
nounces that the Queen is steadily
improving in health, under the con-
troll OF her physicians.
A dispatch sssays that California
voted about two to one for Radical
| ism. So much for the acceptance OF
the New Departure fraud.
E. G. Sunires numbered and Walt
Whitman ratified, at the opening OF
! AIlE NEW VI E4nlDALAOA Vi lkAC
American Institute, yesterday.
The merchants committee, ap-
pointed to investigate the financial
statements and books, and New York
place holders sit with closed doors.
The cornerstone of the State Nor
NAL School, at Kerkshall, Missouri,
was laid Wednesday, with masonic
riies. in the pre sencs of about 1000
persons.
Another scandal in high life in Lon
don is threatened. The Hon. Mrs.
CoWper, committed 10 prison, awaits
her examination on charge OF
sWindling.
The editors of the Journal Id VeTite
and L'AUinieT have been sentenced to
one months imprisonment and fine
Of 500 francs each for violation OF the
press laws.
The bankers and brokers' telegraph
line between New York and Wash
ington, with all its effects, was sold in
New York on Tuesday, by the
trustees, for $4,000, to John Howard
Wells.
James Rowan, who was convicted
of granddaughter in the first degree,
committed on q man named McKen-
Zie, was sentenced, at Milwaukee yes
terday, to seven years in the peniten-
tiary.
The Radicals are trying hard to
make political capital out OF the pre-
tended frauds and cOrrUpdOns OF New
York city Democratic Government.
The tide. so far, has been only one
way. There is a recOil.
The question whether the local or
| Federal Court in Utah has prior right
to the body of viOlstOr OF the crimi-
nal law OF the territory is before the
courts in Brigham'5 domains, and eX-
cites terribly the MormOns and Gen
tiles.
Congressman Roosevelt is an
nOunced as another aristocratic Judas
in a New York meeting. He was
elected by Tammsny, and denounced
the thieves In office. He now de-
nOunces the thieves in terms OF un-
measured violence.
Otto Masaram, q young man, in
Jumping into the basin of the Syca-
more street (CiDcinnati) swimming |
establishment, lsst night, struck a |
splinter of wood, which penetrated |
his bowels ten inches, and produced |
death in a short time.
DR.. F. Crussen, well known at
Brownsville and MatamOTss, lost his |
lie lately at San Fernando, Tamali- |
pas, Mexico, by fractUring his skull |
while diving in the river. His head |
struck a rock at the bottom of the |
river.
Jerrold one day said he would |
make a pun upon anything his |
friends would put to him. Thinking |
TO give him a poser, q friend asked |
him II he could pun upon the signs of |
the Zodiac; to which he promptly re-
piled: "By Gemini, / Cancer"
The third annual insurance report Of
the Auditor OF Public Accounts of /
Illinois. was sent to Governor Palmer 1
on the 6th. It is voluminous, and In
cludes a statement of the standing Of /
each fire, marine and life insurance /
company doing business in Illinois.
Judge Barnard refused to enjOin the
collection Of money by the official /
Dluuderers of New York, but enj0ined /
the issuing of bonds. The knaves /
have already issued all the bonds that |
the law authorized, and ii is suspected |
that the Judge belongs to Tweed's
ring.
Grants pets in San Domingo have
been blockading a port, and they thus
shut In an English merchantmen.
John Bull demands $4,000 to be
planked up on the spot, and Grants /
hGwva Hha q 1hnVrs thpfr /
breeches, II they have any, and some
body may get hurt.
The North German bishops have
lust commenced a reries of secret con-
ferences at Fulda, to consider the
question of the infallibility dogma.
At these meetings it has been decided
70 omit the customary morning ca
thedral high mass. From the earnest
manner ia which they have COM
nnenced to conduct their sittings, ii is
evident that they mean business.
Governor Davis, Of Texas, has COM
muted the death penalty Of the two
Indian chiefs, Santana and Big Tree,
into imprisonmeut for life in the State
Panitentiary. These chiefs were ar
rested bv order Of General Sherman,
for participating with their tribe, the
Kiowas, in the murder Of an emigrant
train on the Texas frontier, some
months ago. They were sent to
Texas to be tried for murder, were ]
convicted and sentenced to be hanged
Cn the lst of September.
The General Convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, which
meets in Baltimore early in October,
will have TO consider the report of the
Committee on Rubical Amendments,
which is likely To prOvokea discussion