Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-09
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| opACduALAS dIuOAs5 tLC CftttNS Vi W a.
Wickshire.
Bawdy, gambling and disreputable
houses are to be broken up in Wash
ingtOn.
The Austrian Government will
probably have large majority in the
newly elected Reichsrath.
The Women-sufragist will hold
convention in indianapolis on the
10th and 10th of November.
An affray between Catholics and
PrOtestants occurred Thursday at Port
Adown, Ireland. No lives lost.
A slight frost occurred at Lewiston,
Me-, last night. The lower places
were protected from the wind.
The Mcclellan trial, which cost
Vallandigham and his wife their
lives, has been resumed at Columbus,
Ohio.
The Bright case came up in the In
dianapOlis Circuit Court yesterday, on
argument. No decision has yet been
reached.
We have telegraphic accounts of
six fires that occurred in the North
yesterday. The aggregate loss is
about 100000.
The policy Of the equality of all the
Austrian nationalitie5 has tWo-thirds
majority in the MOravian House of
Representatives.
The legislators of Illinois have ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court to ascer.
tain whether the Legislature has ad-
jOurned sine die or not.
Isaac Butt, the peoples candidate
for Parliament, was arrested for debt
in Limerick the other day in order to
keep him from being elected.
Three boys, Lewis Keene, John
Redwood and Lee Swope, of COving-
ton, were drowned in the Ohio river,
opposite Cincinnati, last night.
The Agricultural and Mechanical
Association at Minneapolis, Minn.,
in October, will be q grand affair The
preparations are on large scale.
Ten Alsatians of New York recent
ly contributed $1,000 for the purchase
of sword to be presented to General
Uhrich, the heroic defender of Stras-
burg.
The ship Sir Robert Peel, from
London to New York, arrived yester-
day. During her passage she shipped
a sea, instantly killing her first officer,
Thomas Fell.
Ii is announced at Constantinople |
that Mahomba Pascha will succeed |
Ali Pascha, as Grand Vizer, and that |
Dyunil Pascha will become Minister |
of Foreign Affairs.
Newton Booths splendid triumph |
in the Governors race in California be- /
gat great excitement in Terre Haute, |
whence he went to California. A |
great crowd congratulated his pa
rents.
A large and enthusiastic Republican
meeting in Jersey City, last night,
ratified the State nomination. Gen.
Fitzpatrick made speech fully sup
porting the nomination of Walsh for
Governor.
The friendsSof fO'DonOvanRossa held
meeting last night in New York
city, and nominated him as an indie
pendent candidate for Registrar for
the city and county OF New York.
Rosa accepted.
Michael Wren, seventy years Of age,
an infirm and helpless inmate of the
Chicago House of Correction, was
recklessly shot and killed by George
Dresser, one of the turkeys. George
will 60 to Jail.
Returns show that the exports from
Great Britain during August were un-
precedented. The actual value of the
goods which passed outward was e22,-
22l, ,245, an increase of thirty per cent.
over the same month of last year.
One William Blakeney sued the
Leffal estate for half interest in the
patent Leftal turbine water Wheel.
The United States District Court at
Springfield, Ohio, yesterday decided
against him. A large sum of money
was involved.
The excitement around Judge Bar
nard's court continues. 1t is not
known whether he will make the in
junction against the official thieves
perpetual. The proceedings are er-
pdrte, plaintiffs alone having been
heard by Barnard.
Newton Booth, having formerly re-
sided in Terre Haute, Ind, the Radi-
Gals OF that town have gone crazy
over his election to the Office of Gov
ernor OF California. They congrstu-
lated Williams parents and other
wise demonstrated.
Fifty thousand people were in the
procession at Lemberg, Poland, that
concentrated the dismemberment
Of the kingdom. Kings looked on
with suspicion, while the people de.
plOred the death Of Karl Marx, leader
OF the European Workingmen's So
ciety.
Communication has been effected
with the imprisoned miners at Vie
gan. The dead body of one of the vic
Tins has been brought to the surface.
Others are known to be in so precari-
Gus a condition that hardly any hopes
are entertained of saving any of their
lives.
The New York Tribune, of yester-
day morning, says that Tammany is
tOppling to a. fall, and Connelly's :
knees smite one another. The validi-
ty OF ten or twelve million dollars of !
New York bonds will be contested.
Mayor Hall says Barnard's Injunction | 4,
is one of his official jokes. O'Gorman f,
will appear for Connolly and Mayor
Hall.
A special from Madison, Wis, says
there is considerable excitement in
that section among the hop growers. c
AS high as fifty cents was offered
there yesterday for new hops, and /
fifteen to twenty cents paid for last !
years growth. The quality this year !
Is pronounced better than for several Z
years. The quantity, however, is !
small, and estimated at only five /
thousand pounds.
Six men were left in a eabOose on
the Delaware and Lackawana road at I
the top of a grade. The brakesman left
loosed the breaks, and the car went
laundering away over a bridge,
through tunnel and was smashed in
TO a thousand fragments against an {
approaching coal train. The coal and
cattle cars were piled on one another.
Three men-BOoth, Goodrich and {
Case, Of New Jersey-were instantly {
killed.
On Thursday evening, David Dori- !
an, young man, while trying to !
protect from insult a young girl at ;
tending refreshment counter at Jones .
Woods picnic grounds, was stabbed
in the breast bv a r0uOh ard 0ipd in a