Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-16
TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY

Ole Bull is dying at his residence in
West Lebanon, Maine.
st. Paul's Cathedral, London, is to
be restored by public subscriptions,
Alexander II. Rice will likely be q
candidate for Governor of Massachu-
sets.
Eight lives were lost by the explo-
sion Of the boiler of the Chacaqua, last
week.
Columbus is to have a monument
in Central Park. The Italians will
erect it.
The law licensing day clerks in
New York is very distasteful, and will
be resisted.
Impeacher Ashley is to go to Bra
Zil, to represent the United States.
He is equal to Sickles.
The investigation into the cause of
the explosion of the Westfeld con-
tinues in New York.
A man, named Cole, alias Clarke,
has been arrested for forging Ameri-
can bonds, In London.
The strikers at the Vulcan Works,
st. Louis, have gone to work. The
Superintendent has resigned.
Heavy thunder storms have been
experienced lin West England which
caused much damage to crops.
The case of Asiatic cholera which
occurred in London creates extraordi-
nary sensation among the people.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Com
pany have lost one hundred and
eighty horses by the horse plague.
The strike at New Castle. England,
continues and many gof the striking
workmen are emigrating to America,
A dispatch from Berlin says the
cholera is increasing at Koningsberg,
but no cases have yet appeared at
Dantzig.
The European and North American
railroad, between st. John and Ban
gor, Me-, is rapidly approaching COM
pletion.
The Staten Island Ferry Company
is to be sued for damages by those
who were injured by the explosion Of
the Westfeld.
They had another very severe de-
bate in the English House Of Com
mons last night. The Tories were
very severe on Gladstone, who holds
his own Notwithstanding.
Peterson, a sailor, was killed by
McCarty, a steward, in Chicago yes
terday. Peterson ought to have
known better than to go to Chicago.
Two young men, named Hallow,
were arrested in Arlington, Wayne
county, Ind, ON Saturday, charged
with numbering Tibbetts in 1854.
A drover named j. THOMPSON was
murdered near Springfield, No., yes
terday, and robbed Of over $4,000 and
other valuables. A man named Web
ster is supposed to be the murderer.
The Emperor Napoleon has declined
to receive the address of welcome
which has been proposed to tender
him in London, except at the ex-
pressed wish of the British nation.
A dispatch from st. Paul, Mimi,
saws the North Pacific railroad, from
Duluth westward to Crow Wing, on
the Mississippi river, distance Of 125
miles, has been accepted from the
contractors. 1t is "a magnificent years
work.
The Indian Superintendent at
Helena, Montana, In a dispatch ire
ceived at Washington yesterday,
denies that there was an Indian raid
upon the upper Missouri, as reported,
and that there has been no damage
done since the GalIatin raid, on tie
18th Of July.
The First National Bank Of Evans
vile, Ind, has given notice that it
VIII subscribe to five hundred thou
sand dollars Of the new five per cent.
funded loan, by the transfer OF that
amount in hve-tWenties held by the
Treasurer of the United States as
surety for circulation.
Pleasanton has determined to lay
bis case before the Senate, and ex-
poets the assistance OF Senators like