Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-15
TELEeRAPHic SUMMARY.

The Apaches are in the field again.
An oil train was burned on the Erie
road yesterday.
The Empress Eugene arrived in
Lisbon, yesterday.
A case Of cholera has occurred at
Newcastle, England.
The Provincial Diets ofthe Austrian
Empire are in session.
The cotton factors of Cincinnati
want cotton exchange.
The National Guards of France sub
init to disarmament quietly.
Hot weather, scorching hot, pre-
walls throughout California.
Dellecker, cashier of the Philadel-
phia mint, is not defaulter.
Real estate is selling rapidly. and at
good prices, in Columbus, Ohio.
An unknown brig was wrecked of
Lands End, England, yesterday.
The express Office at Ellis, Kansas,
was robbed Of$22, 900 on Tuesday last.
The brother of Joaquin Miller, the
poet, died at Easton, Pa, yesterday.
Solomon Rosenthal hung himself in
San Francisco, yesterday. Impecun-
Gus.
The number of German troops in
France will be Immediately reduced
to $4,000.
The new Stock Exchange in New
York will be open for public inspec-
ton tomorrow.
The estimated colored vote of Cali
fornia is 5000. It was cast at the last
election for the first time.
The four cared race at Montreal,
yesterday, was won by the Halifax,
Boston crew. Time-33.10.
The distilleries of the Northwest
favor consolidation of all taxes and
cash collections of the same.
Hogg, the Conservative candidate.
was elected to the English Parliament
from Truro, by majOritp Of 169.
The Mexican Government has can
celled its grant Of Msgdalena to the
Lower California Land Company.
A conference is now sitting at Yer
sailles to settle the customs question
arising out OF the German occupation
of Alsace.
b. Hattersly died in Cleveland yes
terday. He took medicine intended
for external application. The drug
clerk did it.
A proposition to amnesty the Com
prisoners was defeated by a
large majority in the French Chamb-
ers yesterday.
Krupp, the great gunner Of Prussia,
is at TOrqUay. So is Napoleon. The
European guild ntBlcs think this is'sug
gestive. Bosb.
The committee for the reception Of
the Grand Duke Alexis have received
official notice of his departure from
Cronstadt for America.
Dispatches from Russia show that
the Asiatie cholera still scourges
dreadfully the central and Southern
portion Of the empire.
Latest returns of the California elec-
ton give the Democrats two majority
in the Senate. The RAIDS have clear
on joint ballot.
Attorney General Champlain has
given his opinion that steam tug boats
can compete for prizes offered for ex-
neutrality-suspicious. on the New York
canal.
Cornelius Walsh, the rich manufac-
turer, who purchased the Radical
ring nomination for Governor of New
Jersey, was born in Darwin, England,
In 1917.
The New Orleans Times and the
Wing are for Governor B. |
Gratz Brown, of Missouri, for the |
next Presidential candidate on the
Democratic ticket.
The Comptroller of Currency will |
not report on the condition OF the |
National Banks until he is ready to /
smbody in the report to be laid be-
ore Congress.
Some extra smart man offered a
30, 600 United States bond for sale in
North Carolina, yester-
lay, for which he was arrested. It
vas a caveated bond, No. 14SS.
About one-third of the State debt of
Virginia, or $4,000, 900, has been
unded. About two-thirds of the
State debt of Tennessee was stolen
when the taxpayers couldn't help
themselves.
The National Association of Special
SITS is in session at Troy, n. Y, and
! large number Of delegates are pres
mt. Mrs. Victoria G. Woodruff was
elected President for the coming year,
md has accepted.
The Russian journals are attacking
Prussia. This is taken as an indica-
ion of GOODNESS between the two Gov
rnments, as the Gar has entire con-
rol over the sentiments of the papers
published ia the Empire.
Two additional courts martial for
he trial of Communists viii shortly
e appointed. There are now hut 1O2
udges to examine the cases Of 10000
including 700 cOnvicts; and !