Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-09
TELEGRAMS.

Dlng among the INDIANS.
Summers kick at the National Banks
has been pErried by Sherman.
In Maine and all Eastern States the
/ lee crop this year is immense.
The bar-keepers' convention in Gin
cinnad make stinging reports.
/ 1t is proposed to have an Assistant
Attorney General at Washington.
The Russell Block, New Orleans,
was burned down on Monday night.
An insurrectiOn has broken ont in
the province Of Constantine, Algiers.
Lebsn & Bros malt-house burned
yesterday, in New York. Loss $780,
600.
| Ewen's great thread factory, Man
chester, England, was burned yester-
day.
The Brooklyn navy yard Is proposed
to be sold at $50, ,0O0, 900. Handsome
pickings.
Philadelphia petitions Congress to
protect the negro at West Point and
in the South.
Philadelphia is to mOnOpOlizs the
hnndredth anniversary Of American
independence.
The bill to establish a national sys-
TEN of education will be discussed in
! Congress to-day.
! There was another murder in Louis
/ vile, Tuesday. They will read the
COJTier-JOJgHal.
The Cincinnati Southern railroad
! bill was defeated In the Ohio Legis-
lature yesterday.
Favre has resigned the Ministry Of
/ the Interior, but will remain Minister
Of Foreign Affairs.
Nearly $4,000 have been received
| in New York city for the benefit Of
| the French relief fund.
A French ministerial decree, dated
the 9Th, appoints M. Emanuel Era 20,
Minister Of the Interior.
II. SteinWay, the founder and head
of the piano manufacturing firm of
Steinway d Sons, died on Tuesday.
Fifty cars loaded with provisions
entered Paris on the Sd, bearing the
inscription: London gifts to Paris"
A Jealous negro, yesterday, fred
into a negro congregation in Cincin-
natl, and seriously wounded four per-
sons.
The Bolivian war continues, but
Peru and Ecuador will have peace. |
They are having lively bull-fghts at |
Lima.
George Engel, eleven years old,
was killed yesterday in Cincinnati /
by jumping of a train while in mo-
ton.
The breaking Of an axle caused the !
terrible railway accident at POugh- I
keepsIe, by which tWenty-One lives
were lost.
A dispatch from Bombay, India, of 1
the 9th instant, says: 1.-THE forces Of !
Lynd ThOrke have captured the city
of MUscat."
There is trouble between Peru and
Bolivia. A revolutionary party &C
Cuse Peru of aiding MatgariZe. Bolivia
threatens to invade Peru.
Trumbun reported yesterday an
oath for Senator Miller and other
Southern Congressman, which they
can cOnscientiOusly subscribe.
They do things differently at the
North. There they are getting so
they hang murderers as readily as
they do in England. That's right.
A dispatch from BOgOta saws: A
revolution has been started in BayaCO
against Parez, who has declared mar
tial law in three departments. The
rebels will likely succeed.
A dispatch from Valparaiso says
the anti-clerical party have nOmi-
mated Jose WimentO as a candidate .
for the next Presidency, and the Cler-
ical party Frederick YernussriZ.
The statements Of the mercantile |
agencies show that in 1869 the number
Of failures were 2789. Amount Of liza |
bilities was So, ,O54, 600. In 1870, the
Of failures was 355l liabilities,
So, ,243, 900.
Resolutions Of the Oregon Legisla-
ture read yesterday In the Senate de-
clare that the Fifteenth Amendment
was adopted by the bayOnet and not
by the State, and that 1t is void.
There is wisdom in Oregon.
A vein Of galena was discovered in :
Williamson county, Tennessee, some / :
fifteen miles from Nashville, last
week. The test Of quality, by J. J. :
Hall, chemist, shows that il possesses ] {
So per cent. pure lead. :
One Hetell drank a quart Of whisky !
at Newburg, Indiana, and r
bet he could walk with il. He did, f
and in ten minutes had travelled some S
distance into klngdOm-cOme by the I
lightning express train. Z
John Minger, a notorious counter c
letter and 3 fugitive for the past four d
years, is in Western Pennsylvania. a
1t is supposed that he has been fOOd. {
ing the State with counterfeit money. C
Detectives are after him. s
The Prussian Cross Gazette confirms o
he report that all material questions
before conference has been arranged.
The same paper denies that the Gar
has written to Emperor William, ,cOun- Y
Ieling moderation in dealing with b
France. 8
The following gentlemen were on
tuesday, at the annual meeting of the ID
,tOckhOlders, elected Directors of o
Wells, Fargo d Co.'s Express Com s
Dany: Leland Stanford, VIM. g.
Fargo, J. Q. Fargo, d. o. Wells,
Lloyd Ferris, NJ. o. Latham, G, p.
A. ID. Barney and B. P.
Jheney.
A dispatch, dated the I'D Of Janu-
ny, from Lima, Is to the effect that q.
congress has authorized q loan of
fifteen million dollars for building G
on security of railroad pro- =
'erty and guanO deposits. The ODpo-
lent5 OF the government wish TO elect z
commissioner to scrutinize the acts
IF parliament.
One ReakeTt, Of the rug-house of 8
Reakert d Son, has committed for
yeries to the extent Of 100000 in \
Philadelphia, He has speculated ex-
en5ively, and sWamped many banks
n stock gambling operations. He
Orged his fathers name, that of
Reakert d Co., and Of Janney, Reak-
'rt q Co., for large sums.
Governor Bullock, of Georgia. has
Judge Bingham, of Ia
srange, Judge Parrot, OF Gainesville.
md Colonel Hood, Of Randolph, Com
nissiOner5 to represent to the State of
kentucky the interest the State oil
ieOrgia feels in the construction of the %
southern railroad, and to request the
Of Kentucky 10 grant a
harteT.
An EHsIlsh eoHyloi Playing Sharp.
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