Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-18

The cable between Jamaica aud AS
pinwall is sought for by the steamer
Dacis.
Constable Bergier killed w. V. Ar
rowsmith yesterday in GilrOy, Cali
fornia.
Geo. J Bolts is on trial in Newark,
New Jersey, for the murder Of o. s.
Halstead.
The Catholic church, in Malone,
New York, was blown down by the
gale Sunday.
1t is now positively ascertsined that
not more than one hundred lives were
lost in Chicago.
Two white men were murdered
and robbed yesterday in San Francisco
by Cinnamon.
Judge Aylwin, one of the most bril-
liant judges on the Canadian bench,
died Saturday.
The Chicago banks are sound and
paying every dollar on demand. A
good feeling prevails.
A number of refugee ladies from
Chicago, are at the NewsbOys' LOdg-
ing House, New York.
Five thousand dollars has been SUBJ
scribed in New York for the Mich
igan sufferers by fire.
Mrs. Charles Moulton's professional
debut in New YoS- on Monday night,
was a grand success.
Nearly all the senior class of Bow
doin College have been suspended
for absenting themselves from recita-
ton.
Rich deposits of gold and copper
have been discovered near Iquiqui, by
Henry Roux, the ex-cOnsul of Great
Britain.
James Snowdey murdered Charles
Cooley in New York last evening
with a razor. Cause, jealousy. Both
colored.
Borce & Bros. lace establishment in
Brooklyn, New York, was robbed last
night Of $4,000 worth of rich laees.
No arrests.
William J. StanssOn, a contractor Of
Midland, New Jersey, is missing
with $4,000. 1t is feared he has been
murdered.
The gold board of New York yes
terday elected William A. Gibson,
president, and W. A. Hoyt, vice
president.
The Spanish man OfWar Tornado is
In Aspinwall harbOr watching the
mOvem nts Of the fllibustering steam
er Virginia.
After speeches yesterday, the Ger
man Reichsrath adjourned without
transacting business, there being no
quorum present.
A match has been arranged in New
YOsk between American Girl and a
gelding, Judge Fullerton, for $1,000,
at Fleetwood Park.
The Newark zinc works having
been enjOined from using new patent
furnaces, will stop work. They throw
400 workmen out of employment.
Fourteen per cent. of the fires have
been caused by petroleum Oil, and the
fire marshal, OF New York, urges cit
izens to notify him Of dangerous ma
terial.
In New York, yesterday, James
Feeley was fatally injured by Thomas
Cavey in a political row in the
Twenty-second ward. The latter
was arrested.
At a Democratic meeting in New
York city, last night, Samuel j. Ire
due, chairman Democratic State COM
mittee, denounced Tammany as a den
of thieves.
The Right Honorable Frederick
Temple Blockwood, Lord Dufferin,
Chancellor Of the Duchy Of Lancaster
and Paymaster-Gen of England,
has been created an earl.
The revenue officers, supported by
government troops, made raid yes
| terday morning on illicit distilleries
in Brooklyn, N. Y. They captured
several stills and ether property.
All Europe is talking OF the Chi
cago FIRE and making contributions
most liberaIiy. Especially is London
liberal. Liverpool gives $50, 600,
Leeds $1,000, Dublin $4,000.
A private letter from Chicago states
that the ladies OF wealth there are
sending what remains OF their rich
yardrobes and jeweiRy to New York
for sale to raise money to help the suf-
ferers.
The safe Of the railway hotel, Sus-
uuehanna depot, Pennsylvania, was
robbed Of $4,000 on Sunday night.
The money was funds OF the Erie rail.
road. deposited in the safe by the
psymaster.
Another railway accident has oc-
Cured in Scotland. A dispatch from
Maryhill, county Lanard, three miles
from Glasgow, announces the wreck
ing Of a passenger train, by which ten
persons were instantly killed and
fifteen seriously injured.
A special from London to the New
York World says: "Mr. Brsdlaw, at
an immense meeting here tonight,
declared that the queen was insane
and demanded a regency to be in
trusted to the judges OF law and
equity until the republic was estab'
| lished."
Mrs. Seguin, while performing with
the Parepa Rosa opera troupe, Mon
day night In New York city, was taken
with paroxysms Of grief, and was re-
moved to the hotel, the consequence
Of announcement that her daughter,
Mrs. FTadsham, had been killed at the
Chicago fire.
The expedition to defend Msnitoba
from Fenian attacks will leave Col
lingwoOd next Friday. The force will
consist of about two hundred men,
who enlisted for six months, with the
option Of remaining one year and re-
ceiving a grant of land similar to the
volunteers of the first expedition.
The safe Of the postofice Of Chicago
hss bet.c reached, and the contents
found badly scorched. s350O OF mon
ev was recovered, and about $50, 900
worth of postage stamps were IN q
condition TO be returned Tor exchange,
although they were not ht TO be nsed.
The cashiers day-b0Ok and ledger
were found to he ia condition to pe
read, but the cash-bOOk was destroy ed.
The safe of the money order supefin-
tendent and that Of the stamped en-
veIope clerk are yet ia the ruins.
In the lower house Of the Episcopal
convention, now in session In Bait-
more. it vas resolved, on Monday,
the house Of bishops cOncurring, that a
Joint COMMITTEES be appointed to pre-
mare and report to this Convention,
for its adoption, an address Of frster.
nal sympathy to the general eonven-
tion Of the church OF ireland, expires
sIve of the interest felt By the church
ia the United States In the temporal
and spiritual welfare Of the church In
iceland, and our hearty prayers to
Almighty God that peace and pros.
perity NAV be the fnture p0f ton pi
his ancient a6d apostolic church
built. like our own, on the foundation
offhe prophets and apostles Of Jesus
Christ, Himself being the CHIEF corner
stone.
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