Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-14

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say on the subject. He says that in
doubted right to parade.
Dispatches from Dayton and other
adjacent cities show q deep feeling Of
indignation over the fiOtOus proceed
ings. Things are quiet here tonight.
TELEGRAMs.
Judge ]. 7. Meteah, of Washington,
Is dead.
DR.. n. E. Foote, of Cincinnati, died
yesterday.
Onesada has landed in Cnba with
200 fresh troops,
The public ice-fOuntain at Cincinnati
was grand success.
Alex. Keith Johnson, the nlustri-
Oas geOgrapher, Is dead.
The Saratoga races are attracting a
great deal Of attention.
The Austrian legation at Berlin is
to be raised to q full embassy.
The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Can
ada is in session at Ottawa.
The Radical press Of Louisiana are
in convention In New Orleans.
A locomotive exploded at Cleveland
on the 18th and killed three men.
The Russian royal family are enjoy
ing themselves near Lake Constance.
An anti Catholic meeting is to be
held on Saturday night at IndianapO-
Lis.
st. Louis was visited by a storm
yesterday, which did a great deal Of
damage.
Jacob Hamming, for murder, was
lynched at Oseeola, Wisconsin, on the
the 18th.
Mrs. Henry Williams, of Boston,
was thrown from carriage yesterday
and killed.
The Hibernians, Of New York, are
denouncing Hoffman and threaten to
kill him.
The best bale of cotton at the Gin
cinnati exhibition will get gold
medal and 5000.
The Irish labOrers Of New York,
on public works, could not be enticed
from it yesterday.
Gerard B. Mason, President of the |
Merchants Exchange, st. Louis, was
married yesterday.
Cady Stanton and Miss Anthony
are ON q speaking tour for WOman's |
rights, in California.
Three negro men, on the 18th, threw |
carbolic acid in the face of negro |
woman. She Is now blind.
Four hundred Mormons arrived |
from Europe, yesterday, and are al !
ready on their way to Utah.
Russia will not resume diplomatic /
relations with France until the Ger
man troops have returned.
DR.. Miller, while addressing the |
Connecticut House of Representa- |
tives, fell to the floor dead.
The New York and New Haven |
and Hartford and New Haven rail-
roads have been consolidated.
The money order system between /
this country and England will go In
to effect on the 1st Of October.
The coal mines in the vicinity Of
Wickesbane, Pa, are filling up with /
water rom a break in the canal.
Mrs, John ParnOtte put the muzzle |
O1 o ~ AADk pAGCO III AIA AnOAEAA y
terday and viii be buried to-day.
Gould and Fisk have to reimburse !
the English stockholders of Erie the |
thirty thousand shares they stole.
The mOneyed men of New York /
were badly scared on the 18th, and /
safe deposit vaults were in demand.
Quarrels between French people and
the German troops occasion a great |
deal of trouble to the French authOri-
ties.
It ls seriously proposed in Francs
to anticipate payment OF German in
demnity, and so get rid OF the German
troops.
The government will hereafter only
print the names and addresses of per-
sons or corporations on stamped en-
velOpes.
Yesterday the first narrow gauge
passenger engine ever built in America
was shipped to Pixies Peak from Phil
adelphia.
The project of building a hOmeO-
pathic hospital for the insane, at Mid
dletOwn, n. Y, Is in fair way Of
being realized.
The police, of New York, have won
the plaudits Of all sorts of people, for
courage, endurance, and the perform
ance of duty.
The County Tax Collector of st.
Louis is after the big railroad COM
panies and threatens to sell them out
If they don't pay up.
The third annual report of the
Jewish Orphan Asylum at Cleveland
shows that institutiOn to be in
fOurishing condition.
The day fixed for the commence
ment of the Minnesota great field
trial of agricultural machinery at
OwatOnna, is July 18th.
It is now asserted that the New
York soldiers did not fire on the 18th
until several Of them had been severe
ly dealt with by the mob.
A storm at Philadelphia blew down
a church and 5teeple, and the rain
following the wind sWelled all the
streams north Of the city.
A negro, confined for committing
rape In Louisville, swallowed a guam
tity of powdered glass. He was buried
at the expense Of the county.
ms AClUI AhCSt IdOc EE6uCu OUu-
sui at New York, has been convicted
of making 1,5OO, ,OO9 francs by the pur-
chase of arms. He will have to dis
gorge.
The Raptists of Kentucky are I'm
convention at Louisville. They want
the Southern Baptist University, and
are willing to pay $500, 900, provided
other Southern States raise 100000.
A private telegram from Mobile
says that city has granted one million
dollars in sterling bonds In aid of the
Mobile and Northwestern railroad
the latter terminating at Helena, Ark.
The Ku-Klux Committee Is making
slow progress. Hon. P. n. Dixon, OF
and Judge A. r. Wright,
of Georgia, were the last witnesses.
Both admitted the existence of Ku-
KluX for police purposes and to pre-
serve order aud none other.