Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-04
TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY.

The Chinese tea crop is abundant.
An Italian Labor Union Is to be
established in New York.
The crew of the wrecked German
ship Valador were saved. They suf-
fered severely.
The Coreans treated the English
captured very kindly, that were
wrecked on the steamer Cherson.
A baker, o. P. Read, was killed
yesterday in Terre Haute by the fall,
ing of plank from derrick.
walter 81. Conkling, OF New York,
the supposed seducer of Alice BOWLS.
ly, was found dead yesterday with 9
bullet through his head.
Nineteen yachts have been entered
for the regatta at Sandusky, Ohio, on
the 9th and 7th inst. There viii be a
great ball given in honor of the victor.
Lady Thorn is at Fleetwood, and
trotting fast again. 1t is believed she
will regain her former speed.
From the number of guards en-
ployed, the Grand Jury of Sing Sing,
New York, are surprised that all the
nOt ColoDSs
Entries for the Saratoga Interna-
tional Regatta, to take place on the
9th and 10Th Of September, closed yes
terday.
The Chinese think that foreigners
are poisoning the well and food of
Canton, and great trouble Is appre-
hended.
Christian Heult fell through a
hatchway in an ice house yesterday
in st. Louis and was instantly killed.
The name of United States Senator
]. r. West figures in the waterwOrks
bribery business in the New Orleans
City Council, and prominent State
official is reported TO be largely inter
ested in the scheme.
The agricultural fair at Kansas City
will be big thing. Preparations for
1t are on an extensive scale. A pre-
MUM of $1,000 will be given for the
fastest trotting horse.
The Corean war Is all a mistake.
The Corean Government had written
a letter, received shortly after our feet
sailed, making all possible apologies
for the wrongs and outrages which
caused the American feet to punish
the country so severely.
Thiers is President, it is said, be-
cause the Assembly could get no one
to take his place. Due d'Aumale re-
fused the Office; so with Mcmahon,
Changarnier and Grery. They feared
the act would be pretext for disor-
ders.
The superintendent of Schools In
Long Island City has dismissed all
Catholic teachers, and Protestants
have been appointed to I'LL their
places.
Two men were drowned while row.
ing in West Boston yesterday. A
crowd collected on the bridge, the
railing broke, and eighty persons fell
into the river; none, it is thought,
were drowned.
The Republican primary elections
Saturday in Pittsburg nominated B.
w. Morgan and Major @. L. Magee
for City Treasurer, and r. s. Nc
Gowan for Controller.
Two women, Margaret Hickey and
Mary Deirne, arrived Ia Jersey City,
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ing to take the City of Paris, for Liv-
erpool, when one of them was dis
covered 10 be Insane, and was ar
rested.
The EUeriag IeLegTdph's Harrisburg
special says that a criminal requisi-
tion for Evans, the alleged deianlting
war claim agent, was sent last night
to New York. Last night the proper
affidavits were made before the Gov
ernor that Evans was an embezzler
and fugitive from justice, and Gov
ernor Geary at once issued a requisi-
ton.
Greeley says that the interference of
the State Republican organization
with that Of the city, is in the interest
of Federal instead of State officials.
OF 40 delegates In the State Com
mittee, fifty-one are United States
Office-hOlders. Greeley demands a
retrsxit of Cornell's falsehoods.