Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-10

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tisiDg abortionists win be rigidly en-
forced.
There were tive deaths from yellow
fever, yesterday, in Charleston, South
| C5rolina.
The North Missouri Railroad Com
pany is sued for s100, 900 worth of loco
motives.
Numberless penniIess political ex-
| lies in London appeal to Americans
for relief.
Longfellow and other famous horses
will run at the Lexington, KY, races
tomorrow.
Thiers and GOrtsehakofE are to in
terview each other at Lausanne, In
Switzerland.
Richard Dooley, bank messenger,
says he was robbed of 5000 yesterday
in New York.
Booths majority in California is
$500. Atwood is elected mayor Of
San Francisco.
The war between the Fenton and
Conkling wings of New York Radical
ism grows furious.
Gonzales Bravo, ex-Prime Minister
to Spain, died suddenly at Biorritz, in
comparative poverty.
The word "White" has been stricken
from the constitution of the Cigar
makers Association.
The cholera is diminishing in Prus-
sia since beer drinking was prohibited
in the affected towns.
Henry Corder, at Oakland, Cali
fornis, caught a Chinaman stealing
his potatoes and shot him dead.
Stanton's Alabama and Chattanooga
road is running trains 200 miles from
Meridian, and viii have the mails
One Marks, editor in Elizabeth, N.
J., recovered $1,000 for the Gaming Civ
en- him by John A. Wilson, of New
York.
John II. Morton, Louisville BAN
ker, sentenced for two years for kill
ing Dan Powers, has been pardOned
by Governor Leslie.
Don Carlos orders his adherents to
avail themselves of the amnesty and
return the to Spain, LaBayonne is
crowded with returning refugees.
The Republicans Of Cleveland, o.,
are quarreling among themselves
about Of1ee-two Democrats are to be
put on the Peoples ticket accord
ingly.
Gladstone regrets the rejection of
the ballot bill by the English House
OF Lords, after its adoption by the
Commons in response to the demands
of the people.
Papal journals Of Rome are full of
invectives against Nspoleonism. The
Alfieri Society threatens to burn the
Vatican. The Pope will be protected
by foreign flags.
The New York Italians will raise
regiment, suppress organ grinding
and take part in politics. They hate
Mayor Hall and will join in war
against Tammany.
Bonner says he will give $1OO, 600
for q horse that will beat Dexter's
performance of trotting a mile in
2:212, hauling a road wagon of 319
pounds after him.
Commissioners have been appoint
ed by the governments of San Saliva
dor and Honduras, to consult upon
measures to establish a Central Amer
lean Confederation.
The women In Laramie county,
Wyoming, voted the straight Demo
cratic ticket-tO a man. The Legisla-
ture that was Democratic is now Rad
ieal-thanks to the New Departure.
Karl Marx held Theirs in utter
contempt. He said: "Thiers is a ty-
rant over his helpless countrymen
and trembles before kings" Karl
knew nothing Of Cluseret's where
abonts.
From Hudson, N. Y, news comes
that the Catholic population have re-
solved to resist the re-establishment
among them of priest with whom
they had trouble some time ago.
Bishop Conroy says they shall re-
ceive him.
The London Telegraph condemns
American courts for their leniency
toward criminals in unmeasured
terms, and inveigEs against the habit
of courts and governors in granting
respites to condemned criminals.
Therefore the countless number in
New York,
A large meeting Of whites and
blacks, held yesterday at MindeD,
Louisiana, declared enthusiastically
for reform, and honesty, and freedom.
Meetings for State reform are to be
held all over Louisiana. Meetings of
this sort are calculated to interfere
with Grants Ku-Klux schemes.
The La Ratrie of this morning says
that Nigra, the Ambassador from TIA
" to France, was well received YES
terday by Thiers. He read a long
dispatch from the italian Govern
ment. The interview is supposed to
have been favorable to the preserva-
tion of good feeling between France
and Italy.
A conclave at Fulda have deter
mined to take decisive steps against
the aggressive policy of DR.. Won
Muhler, Prussian Minister Of Eccle-
siastical affairs. A Joint resolution
DEGREES, and petitions Reichstag and
Emperor William for redress. The
bishops are departing.
The liberals and conservatives who
formed an alliance are separated by
Thiers' violent harangue. C8sarism
is gaining strength. France seeks a
guide-post. 1t win be formed among
the Radicals, or at Chiselhurst, Napo-
Icons home. Either the mob or i'm
perialiSm must reign. A good thinK-
er and leader Is the want OF France
and of America.
The dry houses attached to Wilson,
Dunbury & Co.'s large keg works,
Wheeling, West Virginia, are hav-
ing their regular monthly burn
out at this writing, 8 am. Their saw
mill and hoOp-yard are immediately
adjoining the keg factory, but no dan
ger Is apprehended to them. The top
| mill destroyed BY FIRE last Sunday is
to be rebuilt at once.
The 4ri61aae thinks that Tammanv
is paralyzed for the first time. It Is
not known what Sweeney will do. He
is the father of the present charter Of
| New York. The rOgues seem stupe
fed. Honest people in New York
begin to hope tor relief from burdens
imposed by unprincipled knayes.
Sweeney is Commissioner OF Public
Parks, and stands next In power to
| Hall and Tweed.
DoiIinger says be Is stilI within the
pale Of the church and the religious
/ revolution In Germany and the
revolt against the Pope Is said
to be matter OF little im-
/ port. Rejectors of the doctrine OF
/ Inialllbility are everywhere, but they
/ object to making it test or state
Question. The Goveknpent should
| not touch the question. II fwo1ld be
weakened by taking sides. The Pepe,s
death, lust now, would cause q tre-
mendons revolution 50 says learned
8erman--fhFoughout al Catholic
countries.