Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-22
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Rouen has been evacuated by the
Prussians.
Earthquake shocks were felt in New
York State yesterday.
Massachusetts won't have Beast
Butler for Governor.
The Sacramento Pioneers lottery
was drawn yesterday.
Bufum, an insane fellow, suicided
yesterday at Auburn, N. Z.
Theirs will soon leave Paris, on a
frolic at the watering places.
William the Good is organizing law
courts in Alsace and Lorraine.
The horse disease has made its
appearance in Portland, Maine.
Rev. Joseph F. Berg died yesterday
in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Washburn says he won't come
home this year. He has the gOut.
Nine elephants were received in
New York yesterday, from Ceylon.
The gauge OF the Ohio and Missis-
sippi railroad will be changed Sum
day.
Bullion In the Bank of France has
increased II, 800, 900 francs since last
week.
The Spanish Cortes has adjourned
tumuItuOusly, amid the protests of the
minority.
The Grand Dukes Constantine and
Nicholas Michael are to visit Queen
Victoria.
Sixty-six thousand baskets of peach
es reached New York yesterday-sl 90
per bushel.
DR.. George Blackman's funeral was
attended by vast crowd yesterday,
in Cincinnati.
GoIucOwskin hasl been appointed
Governor of Galicia. We suppose he
is from Texas.
The legal authorities Of New York
are looking into the conduct OF the
police on the 18th.
The cotton mill of Alexander Alb
bott, at VaIatie, New York, was
burned yesteaday.
g. F. Train proposes to invade Ger
many. George is Communist. He
would Hberate Europe.
General DOuay has sued the AVe1iT
Rationale for slander. He wears the
cross of the Legion of Honor.
Henry Barnes, formerly colonel, a
postmaster and q. Chicago editor, sui
cided near Detroit, yesterday.
Kran Jackson, who shot Mr.. Death
ridge, near Kingston, East Tennessee,
on the 18th, has been arrested.
The Orange and Hibernian Associa-
tions of New York are doubling their
numbers every night since the riot.
The contest for the Paris municipal
elections, appointed for next week,
grows daily more severe and exciting.
Eddie Wells was drowned in the
MOnOngahela, last week, while trying
to save cOmrade. Noble example.
The "Helping Hand" is the name
of a society established in Brooklyn
Saturday, for the help of woman
kind.
LIE Monde, the ultra Catholic organ,
demands that the Government sup
port the Pope in the exercise of his
temporal rights.
Leading Republicans of New York
will visit Grant at Long Branch on
Wednesday, to talk to him on affairs
in that State.
The London Times says the abOli-
ton of the purchase system in the
English army Is ga violent breach of
the Constitution.
The cholera has made its appearance
in Poland, and, it is feared, will make
another march through Europe, as in
1877, 1882 and 184S.
Dispatches from the East represent
that cholera prevails alarmingly in
Russia, and the ravages caused by
the disease are dreadful.
The Democrats of San Francisco,
who have hitherto been divided into
four factions, have agreed to unite for
the election of Mr.. Highly.
A house in Jersey City was perfo-
rated by big rocks from a blast in a
neighbOring quarry yesterday. Sew
eral persons were injured.
A New York pOstoffice clerk was
held in ten thousand dollars bond
yesterday, for stealing money out of
letters and packages. Nice mani
Richard Beatty was shot by friend
of his at Waverley, Ill, yesterday.
The friend was looking out for some
Ku-Klux, and took Beatty for one.
A conference Of all the European
powers will, it is reported, shortly be |
held for the purpose of agreeing upon |
a system OF uniform import duties.
The Prussian troops have received |
orders from Berlin to evacuate the |
cities of Amiens and Rouen and the |
of the SOmme, Lower |
Seine and Ettre.
Bowen, the bigamist, relieved of all |
Is residing with his third |
living wife (late Mrs. Pettigrew King) |
in house belonging to the latter in |
Washington.
Tennessee State bonds were firm in |
Wall street yesterday, and yet the |
people Of this State have been so |
plundered that they will not submit |
to increased taxation.
The present campaign In North |
Carolina is exciting great deal of at
tention in the North and much |
among the people of the old
North State themselves.
Thomas A. Scott, of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, and 81. s. McComb, have
bought into the Louisiana Levee /
Company, and propose to commence
active operations Immediately.
Agents, representing one hundred
and fifty colOred families, have left /
county, Tennessee, for Kan
sas, to purchase farms on the line of /
the Kansas and Pacific railroad,