Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-30
CONDENSED TELEcRAMs.

N hEmDurRi dermanys
Gen. Sherman leaves Washingto
for St. Louis tomorrow.
Five deaths from yellow fever fC
ths past forty-eigbt hours in Charleston
Grant is to be received by the Pitt
burghsrs to-day with al due ceremony.
Secretary Boutwell, spoke in ClevC
land, Ohio. last night.
Four members Of the cabinet-Bel
knap, Robson, DslsnO and Creswell-
are now In Washington.
American Girl won the 5000 rec
at Providence, Rhode Island, yesterday
beating George Palmer. Time, 2:2sX.
Cassius NJ. Clay viii speak at 81
Louis next week on the political issues o
ths day.
Mrs. Spencer died yesterday in st
Louis from effects of kerosene explosion
the day before.
Sir John Gibbons, late an alderman
Of tbe corporation OF London, was yester
dsv elected lord mayor.
France declines to extend to othel
MS rons the beneht OF the favorable Gus
tom rates granted Germany.
a number OF shipping casualties are
reported on the Eaglish coast as the re-
suits Of the late heavy gales.
A rumOr to the effect that a Bona
psrtlst conspiracy IS Matching In France
has been disproved.
The commercial treaty now being
nsgol listed bstWeen Francs and Prussia
is making good progress,
The loan Of the city OF Paris has
been TAKEN The subscriptions we're
more than thirteen times the required
amount.
At Baltimore yesterday, William
PriUchsrd, cOlOred, Was hanged for COM
mitting q rape on a German girl named
Mary Lsndell, August Is, $50.
It cast Mr.. Flynn, of Nashville,
5000 FOR failing TO make good his promise
Of marriage to Miss Frances Van Story, Of
the same village.
Two horse thieves in BsrabOO, Wis,
knocked the jsiler down Thursday morn
ing and escaped; instant pursuit was
msde, and they were reasrested yesterday
morning
Frank Trinkaus, a German painter,
who has been missing from Milwaukee
since Saturday last, is supposed 10 have
drowned himself in Lake Mendoza, he
having attempted suicide year ago.
The funeral of Charles Scribner, the
publisher, took place yesterday, in New
York. from the brick church, corner of
Ffh avenue snd Thirty-seventh streets.
The men on a strike at Newcastle
hEvs decided 10 hold q mass mesting to-
dEv. They have invited the workingmen
of Sunderland and other places TO send
delegates.
The articles Of Incorporation Of the
Indianapolis and Evansville Straight
Lins railroad, were filed with the Seore-
tsry Of S-ate Of Indiana yesterday. CsP-
itsl, s., 500 900.
Here is an item for the Ledger. 1t
came by telegraph last night: "The case
of yellow fever said TO have been disc5y
cred In Brooklyn, turns out 70 be g man
with a bad cold"
Right Reverend George Augustus
Sei vi z, Blshop Of Litehfeid, England,
has sailed for the UniJe4 States, 20 attend
the conference Of the bishops OF the Pro-
sestsng Episcopal church.
Several conflicts have taken place
within the psst lew days between French
cit z-ns and the German garrison Of
d jon. The town is intensely excited
over these occurrences.
President Grant is now in Galena.
He VIII leave there tomorrow, arrive in
Chicago about 6 O'Clock in the evening,
and pass sunday in st. Louis, from
Whsnce his journey eastward viii be
resumed on Monday.
The court Of arbitration on the Ala
barHs clsims viii not assemble at Geneva
for at least two months, for the Re sasOn
thai the tf;h arbitrator, to be named by
the Emperor Of Brazil, has not been dssig
mated
R1gers, the defsulting cashier of
8 national bank in Brunswick, Maine,
was srsigned Yesterday morning, before
the United States circuit court, and,
pleading guilty, was sentenced to six
years Of hard labor ia the State prison
The body Of Mr.. Fred. Bemis,
drowned In Lake MsndOts, Wis on the
18th o. this mOnLh, was recovered yesteI-
day morning. The b dy OF DR.. J. I, VIII
son drowned 81 the same time, has not yet
been recovered.
The Tennessee Central fair at Muir
frss-b0rO closed yesterday. General |
MaTnaduEa, OF Missouri, addressed an |
immense audience, in q speech that was |
vslu able Ia matter and admirable in tone. |
The tair was one OF the most successful In |
Tennessee.
The London Times advises the citi- |
zsns of New York not to be dishssrtsned |
by failures In their efforts to prove the /
guilt Of the plundsrsrs, 'f1r,n 1t says, i
"tne judges who disgrace the bench can
no longer resist the tide Of public feel
ing"
The mysterious woman who. took
Qhs trunk containing The body of tie un-
fortunate Alice BOWlsby to the railroad
depot is, Do Is said, known to the police OF
New York, Captain Cameron, Of the Eight
senth preoinct. having received informs-
tsCn which leaves no doubt in his mind as
70 b hsr Identity with young woman who
formerly lived In bis precinct, and who
has disappeared.
at the Methodist conference at
Cairo yesterday the following delegates
10 the general conference were elected:
Dr. r, Allen, DR.. J, Van Cleva, G. W,
HUghey, Ephraim JOY, and B. r. Pierce,
slternsJes f; q J. Honts and ]. A, Robin
son, lay delegates; Mr.. Callahan, OF Rob
ins0n, Illinois, and VIM. StOkers, of Cen
trails. slterustes; B. Piper, Of Lebanon,
and J. B. johnson, Of Chester.
A private meeting of the New York
democratic reform general committee,
held yesterday afternoon at Chambers,
Saml. q. Courtney and Chas. O'COnnor |
consented to head an sDti-Tsmmsny dele
szEtiOa 20 the Rochester convention. Ths /
delegation numbers tWenty-One, one
member from each assembly district, OF
most reputable citizens and stsunch Dem
Ocrsts.
J. Z. Chapman, George Roth and
z B Parsons, Of Wsshoe county, and
u
who ESCAPED from the State prison at
Carson, Nevada, during the great break
there, were Teospi ured by q ranehemsn
yesterday. The horse o. the missing ex-
pres nisn wss found shOE where the shsr-
Id Of Memo county and his party had a
battle with he oonyicts- He is not now
with ths gang, 30 far a. can be ascer-
tsinsd, and ii Is feared that he has been
killed aud his bOdy buried.
Professor Marsh and the scientific
party from Yale College arrived ysster-
dsV st Fort Bridgsr, Wyoming. from the
Il zstern Uni IAN mountains, where they /
have spent ths last I've weeks in gsologi-
cal explorations, which proved very sue
cessful. Many interesting discoveries
were made. and large collection OF ex-
tinct animal remains were secured. The
party leave on Friday for Salt Lake City,
and from there will 20 through Idaho 20
southern Oregon, their future heid OF re-
search.
Two important railroad contracts
we're concluded yesterday, in New York.
The directors Of the Northern Pacific
railroad company awarded contract to
PaysOn, Oands & 90, Of Chicago, for the
Of 3 road from Red river 10
Missouri river, q distance Of 200 miles,
the work 70 be concluded by the 1st of
July, 1873 At tbs same time, De Graf
& Co., Of St Paul, Minnesota, contracted
TO cons ruot ths St Paul and Pacific rail-
way, from Ssuk Rapids to frsinsrd to be
CON Dl6ted by December lst, and line
from St. Cloud TO Psmbins, about $50
miles, 70 be completed before January l,
1873
A fire In Philadelphia yesterday
morning destroyed the two upper stories
Of the building on Sixth street occu upied
by J -ssEp a Moore, paper dealers. Dur |
ing the ife the side walls OF the store on
North strest fell, crushing portion Of the