Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-04
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Thwaite, the water color artist, is
dead.
Edward John, marketmaster at
Terre Haute, committed suicide yes
terday.
A dispatch from Constantinople
says that quiet has been restored at
Scutani.
The cutter Vanguard took the first
prize at the CoWes (England) regatta,
yesterday. .--
The Governor of st. Thomas is re-
organizing and rearming his troops.
"WhOse afeered."
The last revolution in Venezuela
has not ended. They propose to make
a Kilkenny cat-fight of it this time.
Hugh Lambert, of New Orleans,
has been agreed on as the final stake
holder in the Mace and Coburn fight.
Two men, Nicholas MAR and ThOs.
Rover, harvesters, died of sunstroke
near Hastings, Minnesota, yesterday.
Thiers, Won Beust and Granville
are to meet in reference to the now
much dreaded International Society.
The French postoffice authorities
are about to arrange a money order
system with England and the United
States.
Hon. Isaac Caldwell and other
Democratic speakers take decided
ground against the Cincinnati rail
road bill.
/ Women are hereafter to be admit
ted to the University of Vermont un-
der rules to be published by the cor
poration.
A riot on the 25th, Of July. at the
capitol Of Porto Rico, resulted in the
killing of two negroes and wounding
of two soldiers. :
The Freemasons of Troy, N. Y,
laid the conversion of q new temple,
on Wednesday,. The affair was at
tended with great eclat.
A fire in Boston, yesterday, de-
stroyed a lumber mill and house
worth $12, 900 and injured the Lyman
school house about 5000.
The officers of the New York Ma
tional Guards are furnishing such of
their members as failed to parade on
parade on the 18th of July.
A planning mill belonging to Lover.
ass q ChrOuches' steam mill in ROch-
ester, New York, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
VIM. Fox, an oiler on the Toledo.
Peoria and Wabash railroad, at
Chenoa, was knocked of the cars on
Tuesday and almost instantly killed.
The Internationals are spreading.
They now have agents In all the prin-
cipal cities of Europe. Wherever they
go petroleum follows in large quanti-
ties.
The British Charge d'Affairs at Te-
heran telegraphs to the foreign Office
that the famine in Persia is over, but
that provisions are still at exhOrbitant
prices. E.E H@f
A railr6ad hotel and stable in Me-
chanicsburg, Pemberland county, Pa,
was set on fire last hight and destroy
ed. Loss $4,000. The property was
insured. s Fat lst~I
The official journal of France, yes
terday announced the appointment
Of Count de Resmusat as minister of
Foreign Affairs, In place Of Jules
Favre, resigned.
The Southern railroad is promi-
nent item In political discussions at
Coyington. General Harlan takes |
ground for the road and a bill known
as the Mckee bill.
The colored people throughout
Canada and the Northern and West
ern States yesterday very generally
celebrated the anniversary of West
India emancipation.
The leading property owners OF
New York, among them many lead
ing Democrats like Belmont, win
take part In the proposed invesfiga-
tion into the affairs Of the New York |
corporation.
A freight train collided with q
peach train on the Wilmington and
Reading railroad, near Marshall sta
ton, at noon yesterday, One engi-