Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-30
THE WORLD BY TELEsRAPH.

Yellow fever is disappearing from Nat
chez, Mississippi.
Eight more Of the Los Angeles rioters
were arrested Saturday.
There was nothing received from
Europe by cable yesterday.
All the members of the cabinet were in
Washington at the same time on Saturday
last.
Edward Hurtell, g portralt-psinter Of
San Francisco. blew his brains out yester-
day.
Its reported that the recent bank rob.
berry at Darlington amounted to one mill
lion two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars,
The revolution In Mexico promises to
give Juarez some trouble before Ii Is
quelled.
Rev. Septimus Justin, a prominent
Presbyterian clergyman OF " sshington,
died yesterday.
For the twenty-four hours ending last
evening, Charleston reports four deaths
from yellow fever.
On Saturday evening fire occurred in
Casepovis, New York, and q number OF
business houses were destroyed.
California has exported 470, 600 centsls
I
plus than usual yet remaining in the
State.
The citizens OF Arizona ask that General
Crook be allowed TO punish the msraud-
/ ing Apache indians, untrammeled by
peace commissioners.
In the forty-eight hours ending last
night there had been no deaths from fever
/ in Vicksburg, though three new cases of
the disease hsd been announced.
The Spanish troop-ship, Isla de Cuba, ar
rived at Havana yesterday, with gddi-
tionGl levies drawn from the mother
country to put down the rebellion.
Solomon Einsten wss shot and instantly
killed on Saturday, at Tigsrviile, Terre-
bonne parish, Louisiana, by voorhees,, G
! desperate. The murderer was arrested.
A special to the Galveston Bulletin from
Austin says that a certificate of
election was Withheld from CLARK. It is
understood the whole matter VIII be re-
ferred to Washington.
A number OF persons were arrested in
Grant parish, Louisiana, charged with
ku-kluxing a Radical parish officer.
They were committed to jail by the
United States commissioner.
As the Russian set did not sail from
Madeira until the 19sh of October, the
Grand Duke Alexis Is not expected to
arrive in New York until about the 9th
prOximo.
Another lsrge shipment Of clothing, val
ued at SIC, 900, was sent from New York to
Chicago Saturday. The contributions in
money continue to be liberal The police
force have sent large sums 70 their breth-
rem In distress.
The weekly health report of Philadel-
phia, shows there were S5 desths from
smallpox, being 3 slight increase, The
number of cases have largely increased,
but the disease Is still confined to the
Twentieth ward.
The President has recognised HogboOth
| Salhguaro as Yics-consul for Sweden aud
Norway, st st Paul, Minnesota, and Pc
ter D. Vance as vice consul for the same
governments at Chicago.
The Womsn's Club, Washington City,
held a meeting on Saturday night, ana
unanimously resolved that political en-
frsnchisement, TO be followed by personsl
emancipation, of the female sex, is the
only way to put down tbs social evil.
The secretary Of the treasury has su-
| thorizsd the assistant treasurer st New
York to purchase 81, ,OO0, 600 In bonds each
Wednesday in NovemSer-S5 600 000 in all
sud to sell 81, ,0C0 coo OF coin or the first,
third and ath Thursdays, snd S2, 100000
each on the second and fourth Thursdays
or 81, ,0O0, ,0o0 In all.
Civil suits have already been begun
against tbs Staten Island ferry company
by persons Injured in the Wsstfield ex-
ploslon Nearly $50 more sre in prepars-
lion. The damages claimed vary from
one Thousand to ffty Thousand dollars.
The Indictment against the company will
be tried in November.
Mr. S. Pollock, who has lstely besn
appointed postmaster st Little Rock, was
the holder Of that position at the time OF
Hodges appointment. In the removal OF
Hodges, those cqusinted with Arkansas
politics see that Clayton stands high in
The estimation of the President. and thst
nothing that Grant can do will be want
ing to insure ths success Of his party.
Mr.. Peters, manager of the Louisville
Library gift enterprise, gives information
that owing to certain hnsiness deTanRs-
ments occssioned by the Chicsgo Gre, he
will be compelled to postpone the draw
ing of his lottery until December 16sh.
The trustees have decided that under no
circumstances will theEs be any further
postponement. The principal office here
viii close for the sale OF tickets November
SOth. All agencies will close December
5th. except New York, and that win close
December 10Th. All tickets upsold will
be cancelled on the l5th, and the $50, 600
in prizes drawn viii be paid by the Oiti-
believed that at least 500 coo net profit
will be realised from the drawing.
The San Antonio Herald announces
meeting of the stock men of Western
Texas, In that city, on the l6sh instant, to
form sn organization tor the promotion of
the stock interest Of that section, under
the new stock law, A meeting OF the
same kind, we suggest to the Central
Texas association, should be called ssy ct
Waco, for the same purpose. One thing
| Ia certsiu. saws q writer on the subj ect In
the Herald something has TO be done.
The old mode of doing business Is knocked
in the head by the late law. The old bill
/ Of saleing practice (under which every
body sold every body'E cattle without su-
thority, Is dead, as It ought to be. The
whole stock interest Of the country was
rapidly going TO ruin under it. Now, let
us start out right, under the new Law, and
form q good working system-one that
will benefit the whole country. 1t is ex-
pected that the principal stock men OF the
| country will be in attendance.
The news received from Ireland regard
/ ing the condition Of the crops in that IN
/ fortunate country, Ia not at ell Bncoursg-
ing. The prospects are gloomy enough TO
| Justify the anticipation that the poorer
classes, especially those Ia the country
| districts, viii suffer severely during the
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| oatB and barley crops kRs decreased, and
comparison with that OF last year shows
| that the diminution will be considsrably
| lower than Whist was expected. The tur-
nip crop has also fallen OF. To swell, as
/ It were, the miseries of the Irish tenant
| farmer, to sdd 10 his misfortunss and rem
/ der his difficulties more perpleKing, the
potsto blight has again visited his fields.
| In the south it Is estimated that one-third
| of the yield will prove bad, while in other
/ parts we are told that from one-half to
| tWO-thirds Of the present crop win turn
out unBound. This is melancholy re-
cord, snd the facts We record NAV be pro-
ductive of new troubles among the poor
or olaasea. A plentiful harvest brings
peace and happiness 10 the ootter's home,
but with short yields and diseased crops
discomfort and disturbsnoes are likely TO
| follow,
The New York Herald gives the follow
l ing from numerous specimens OF behavior
observed st the celebration of the opening
OF the Europesn snd North American
railroad, at Bangor, the other day. Read,
and then say II this female Bangorean
doesn't bang Banniger: There were q
few women present, natives OF the coun-
try hereabouts, aboriginal In form, dress
and fssture. They were determined to
see the show, and, babies in arms, crowded
around the longesi; tables In reckless dts
regard Of what are generally termed the
proprieties of life. One Of them, In a gray
mock, angular and cross grained, was dis
| satisfed with the position she had as
| samed at the end of the table, ct the hesd
| Of the hall, and 30 sns very deliberately
| climbed upon its top. For moment she
/ looked around wonderingly 81 the audi
ence, and thsn, hitting up q dirty-rosed
I infant, she walked along tho tah10 cloth.
| She stesrsd her way successfully around
/ the pyramids OF ice cream and ruAses until
abe reached q point Just In front OF Speaker
Blsiue. How much further she would
haVe gone the Loro only X aoys, for some