Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-04
TELEsRAMs.

The wheat crop of California will
this year equal last.
Sawtille, the actor, was not drowned.
be has turned up at Keokuk.
the Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Of Kentucky adjourned yesterday.
A big strike on the Pacific road.
Troops sent for, trains stopped, etc.
The railway lines between Paris
and Havre have resumed operations.
The Agricultural Society OF Louis
vile intend inviting Beecher to their
fall Fair.
Senator Wilson sails for Europe on
Wednesday, to be absent about three
months.
1t is said that the "Joint Highs "
have received no pay for their valua-
bic labor.
A laborers' strike in Washington
was ended yesterday by paying them
81 per day.
Charles Steadman, stock broker, of
San Francisco, has been sent to the
insane asylum.
ROthschild will not take the COD
sOlidatsd debt of New York city and
pay of old loans.
Schenck has arrived in England.
Liverpool hOnOred him with an ad-
dress Of welcome.
The Emperor Of Brazil is expected
at South ampton, England, where he
Will have a grand reception.
The earliest wheat harvest known
in that section has begun in Southern
Illinois. The yield is abundant.
Rev. Mr.. Cheney receives sympa-
thy and support from several leading
Ministers Of the Episcopal Church.
PeytOn and CruIl, two colOreds,
were indicted in Louisville yesterday,
for the murder Of a white man named
Carroll.
Foster, the murderer Of Putnam,
publishes an appeal to the public, ask
ing them to consider his case dispas-
siOnately.
The name Of Washburn is being put
prominently forward for the Govern
Orship Of Wisconsin. He says it is
not his fault.
There was a fire in Providence, R.
l., yesterday. Loss, $40, O,OOO Cause,
explosion Of the supply pipe in some
machine room.
1t is reported that a ratification of
the treaty made by the double Joint
Highs will come from England in the
course of a week.
One of the AnglO-American cables
has been recovered and repaired. A
steamer will Immediately proceed to
recover and repair the other.
There is a runor that the consoli-
dated debt Of New York is to be taken
up by foreign bankers in bonds which
will have seventy+2 +2ve years to run.
Mrs. Devine, who killed her hus-
band in New York, was discharged
from custody yesterday, the COrOner's
jury having declared the case one Of
justihable homicide.
The banking houses throughout the
country complain that no returns have
been received from the Treasury De-
partment for bonds which they pur-
chased on the new loans.
DepredatiOns upon vessels in dis
tress, by Indians, along the Spanish
main, are becoming frequent. They
have lately pillaged a vessel that was
wrecked on the Maricaibo reefs.
Mrs. EIlengswOrth, Of Louisville,
was shot yesterday, by the accidental
discharge of pistol, which fell out of
the pocket Of the Rev. Mr.. Sutton
while he was leaving the house.
There was great enthusiasm at Sen
eca Falls, n. Y, yesterday, over the
breaking of ground for the railroad
that is to connect the cOalheldS of
Pennsylvania with Lake Ontario.
The annual meeting of the Western
Associated Press will be held on
Wednesday, June Z, at IL am, when
the annual reports will be made and
officers elected for the ensuing year.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Com
merce yesterday adopted resolution
commencing to the Cincinnatians the
construction of the railroad from
Chattanooga to Columbus, Ga, be-
cause if the road from Cincinnati be
built to Chattanooga then this will be
a direct link in the direct route to the
Gulf.
A dispatch from San Francisco yes
terday says: The defense in Mrs. |
Fairs case introduced affidavits to- |
day to impeach another Juror named |
Littletield. Judge DWinnell said he |
would hear these affidavits, but the |
affidavit matter must then stop, as it |
was evident that perjury was being |
committed.