Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-06
THE NEWS OF THE MORNING

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hotel yesterday by fire.
Grant left Pittsburg yesterday for
Washington City.
Rev. Mr.. Cheney, the ex Chicago
minister, is In Brooklyn.
The elevated street railway in New
York was sold for $3.50, 600 yesterday.
The Grand Duke Alexis will ar
rive at New York early next week.
The work of unearthing the frauds
N New York Is not suffered to lag.
The result of the election in Texas
will not be accurately known for week.
Eastport, Maine, fishermen report
the msckerel catch almost q total failure.
The cornerstone of an opthalmic
hospital was laid yesterday in New York.
A fraudulent importation of spices
into New York cost an enterprising firm
$4,000.
Nothing of importance was done
yesterday by the Episcopal convention at
Baltimore.
Closing of business houses in Little
Rock yesterday sent ten thousand visitors
to the fair.
Colonel Cyrus Aldrich, a promi-
nent citizen of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
died yesterday.
The new building of the Cincinnati
eclectic medical institute was formally
opened yesterday.
According to the Chicago Tribune,
DIR, Bliss has again been successful in the
cure Of cancer by cundurango.
There were two deaths from yellow
fever in Charleston during the twenty
four hours ending last night.
Mr.. John @. Dunn, postmaster in
Pittsburg during the administration OF
Mr.. Buchanan, died yesterday.
Rev. J. I. Vallandigham, brother
of the late q. L. Vallandighsm, is writing
the biography of the deceased.
Snapp was snapped up yesterday as
the Republican candidate for congress-
man in the SIKH district of Illinois.
Cincinnsti's new fountain will be
unveiled at Ho'clock to-day. 1t will be
made the occasion of a general holiday.
Darden, who killed Mccarthy, at
Washington, on the 10Th OF August, has,
after very exciting trial, been acquitted.
A confagration is raging in the for
ests near Custar. " Wood county, Ohio. The
inhabitants are fleeing to places Of safety.
Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker was
1cbbOLuHH OtGCN0u PICeiOChb O4 q WOAhnA .
rights association at Hartford, Connect
cut.
The reform party of New York city
are at loggerhesds with the leading men
of the Democratic convention at Roches-
ter.
Fifty thousand people visited the
attraction was the exhibition of fast trot-
ters. -t4
An emigrant robber named John
leopold caught prize yesterday in New
York-five years hard labor under State
control.
By the falling of some bridge TIM
bers from the bridge now being built over
the Verdigris river, Indian Territory, five
men were killed and three woudded.
Nominally christian nations are to
receive the benefits to be derived from
the teachings of the missionaries attached
to the American board of missions.
Cassius NJ. Clay, in his speech at st.
Louis, on Tuesday, announced himself in
favor of Horace Greeley for president, and
general amnesty for all Southeruers.
Halls uncle being foreman of the
grand jury will prevent his Indictment at
present for any frauds that he may have
committed on the Taxpayers Of New
York.
The cabinet work on the new court
house in New York cost 81 AGO. COO. Ex-
perts yesterday placed its actual vslue at
1892 900, after adding 25 per cent. for con-
tingencies.
The steamboat inspectors in session
at w ashington, yesterday heard the state |
ments from a number of stesmbostmen OF
Cincinnati in reference to the workings of
the new law.
A man named Mulligan, while
stealing rids on Cincinnati, Sandus- |
ky and Cleveland freight train last night, |
wss burned to death by his clothing
catching fire from locomotive sparks.
Negro militia are again ravsging
Arkansas, trying to provoke an outbreak
and collision with the people to serve
Radical ends in the campaign next year.
Woodruff county is the present scene of
operations.
The Labor movement promises to
Overslsugh all others, not only in the
United States, but in Europe. The Inter |
nationals are opening everywhere. The
days of BLOOD" have passed. "Bratns"
will tell. Make room for the workers.
A coolie ship was recently wrecked
near Martinique, and more than two hun |
dred bodies have been swept ashore. Eng |
land and the United STATES are opposed |
to slavery, but encourage this desth-deal- |
ing trsfic. Consistency thou art q jewel.
Madam Van Buskirk, charged with
the death OF Miss Emily A. Post, has |
been on trial in Brooklyn, New York,
during the past week was fortunate
enough to have an obstinate jury who
could not agree, and the "femaIs doctor"
was admitted to bail pending new trial.
Secretary Fish gave Catacazy notice |
yesterday that, after the visit of the
Grand Duke Alexis, he would receive his
passport, and that in the interview be-
tween the Grand Duke and the President,
at which be would necessarily be present,
with him.