Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-28
SUMMARY.

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at Auburn, New York, on Saturday.
The telegraph from st. Louis last
night was headed bya big puff for the
fair.
The yacht Columbia is to run a race
of thirty miles against the Sapho for
81 900.
Thiers is encountering the contempt
OF the French by his frequent threats
to resign.
John Brennan was crushed to death
between two cars, at Louisville, last
Saturday.
Bulgarian and German miners will
replace the strikers at Newcastle,
England.
Secretary Boutwell, is not expected
to return to Washington until the 18th
September.
$4,000 has been subscribed in New
York for the yellow fever sufferers in
Buenos Ayres.
Six men were killed Saturday last
by a collision on the Philadelphia
and Erie railroad.
The report that General Crook has
tied at the War Department.
The inquest in the case of Renforth,
who died so suddenly at Halifax, will
not be concluded for week yet.
The police and populace of Rome
had an encounter Saturday, in which
one man was killed and one wounded.
A. w. Carpenter, of Evansville, In
diana, was arrested Saturday, charged
with stealing $40, 900 from his father.
Subscriptions to the new loan on
Saturday, amounted to $4,000,000, ex-
elusive of those received by Jay Cook
q Co.
The Ministers of Bavaria, Portugal
and Gutemala have waited on the
Pope and rendered their cOngratula-
tions.
New York working men and trades
uniors have decided to have a grand
parade and demonstration on Sep
tember 18th in favor of the eight hour
law.
There were about thirty-five cases
of yellow fever at Charleston last
month, nine Of which proved fatal.
Ii is feared the disease may become
an epidemic.
Rev. Jno. Beck, q minister of Leav-
euworth, Kansas, was severely beaten
and shot by gang Of rOWGieS at a
camp meeting near Rulo, Nebraska,
a few days since.
Ford. G. Barksdale, editor of "Our
Society,"" was committed to the
TOmbs yesterday to await his exami-
nation for passing forged checks on
glove, periumery and cigar dealers.
A dispatch from Goldsboro, North
Carolina, of the 26th states that there
are reports of great damage to cotton
crops from drought and rust, and that
there will be falling of of One-third
from last years receipts.
Mayor Hall has declared his inten-
ton to sue the Times for the rent for
the past six years for the ground on
which the Times building stands. He
also states that he will move at once
for the appointment of receiver.
The bodies of assistant engineer, G.
W. MCGOWAN, II. NJ. Merriam, A.
Mitchell and NJ. POntian, sunk in the
WeehaWken, at the Charleston har-
Dor, December 6, 1863, have been re-
covered, and are to be taken to New
York.
The people around Lsporte, Indi-
ana, are making a great hub bub
about a certain land draining COM
pany which has been chartered by the |
State. The citizens held a meeting
Saturday and denounced it fiercely as
a monopoly.
Captain Brown, of the United |
States army, sends message from Los |
Flores to Los Angeles that he must |
have a larger force or an Indian war
is inevitable. The number OF Indians |
in southern California is too insignifi-
cant to leave any doubt of the final
result.
Joe Baxter, who has served two
terms in the Ohio penitentiary, was
arrested in Cincinnati last night. He
is held for requisitiOn from Missouri.
He is charged with having robbed
a messenger of the United States Ex-
press Company of thirty thousand
dollars about six years ago.
It was intimated shortly after Dick
ems death, that his friend, Mr.. John
Forster, would probably write his BIZ
This, as we observe from
an announcement Of the work by
Messrs. J. B. Lippincott IL Co., has
been accomplished, and we may there
fore expect the book some time during
the fall.
Judge w. W. Boardman, an emil
nent citizen Of New Haven, died at his
in IIillrose avenue at half
past two this morning. Deceased
was at one time Speaker of the Con-
necticut House of Representatives,
and represented district in Congress
in the session Of 1S40-41-was ~ years
Of age at the time of his death.
On Wednesday the Holy Father
Peters period. On June
Is, he entered on the twenty-fifth year
Of his pontifciate, thus attaining to
the "years of Peter" He now num-
bers both "the years and the days"
which the Prince of the Apostles spent
in Rome as Bishop of that see, though
he was for longer period head of the
Christian church.
Attorney General AkeTman has
written long letter in answer to the (
question whether the office of First {
Deputy Commissioner of Internal
Revenue is vacant. He concludes:
Douglass is still First Deputy Com
missioner, but is entitled, as long as
ne performs the Commissioners du-
lies, under the Presidents designa-
ion, to the salary of Commissioner
1nly."
Accounts from Brazil report that
here is a Republican movement
out. There is new Journal !
,alled the Republican Manifesto pub !
ished, setting forth that the existing !
orm of government should be abOl- !
shed, and one adopted which will Sc !
,ure the peoples rights and pertaining
o Democracy.
The stomach of Mrs. Angolin, who I
lied suddenly at Ohillicothe, Mo-, {
asst Sunday. arrived at st. Louis Sat
Irday, in charge of DR.. Docking, for
analysis, to ascertain whether it con- !
aims poison or not. Mrs. Angolin {
lied under peculiar circumstances,
which led to the suspicion that she
lad been poisoned by her husband,
BENZ. F. Angolin, who was arrested
or the act.
The celebration of the Italian Unity
.losed on Friday night with festival /
It Suffers Park. Signor Cavoda :
delivered an elaborate address; q
poem was read and speeches were
made by General Franz Sigel and
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