Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-27
BRIEF TELEeRAMs.
Boutwell, has gone to Cincinnati.

The Indisnspolis fair commenced yes
terdsy.
Fairs are the order of the day through
cut Ohio.
J The st. Paul, Mimi, fair is proving
success.
The President has gone to Chicago from
Cincinnati,
The Wellsnd canal is obstructed by "
sunken schOoners.
Secretary Dslano has returned to Wash.
ingtOn from Ohio.
Pittsburg is all sgOg at the prospect of &
visit from the President
There were I've deaths from yellow fe.
yer in Charleston yesterday.
Rheumatism still racks the royal right
pedal extremity OF Queen Vic.
The Duke of Anhslt is about to resign
in favor OF the Emperor William.
An oil well is pouring out seventy-five
barrels day at Terre Hsute, Ind.
Chief Justice Chase is visiting General
Ledysrd, at Cszsnovis, New York.
Rochefort has petitioned the govern
ment for communication of his sentence.
The rumored plot in Paris for the resto-
ration OF the empire proves 70 be 9 csnsrd.
The Ward Brothers will row no more as
| the "Sarstogs crew." but VIII reorgsnize
| for next season.
Berlin sdvices report that the relations
between Russia, France and Turkey have
become more intimate.
The next general convention Of the Pro-
| testant Episcopal Church will be held a.
Baltimore, October 4th.
The very handsome and costly David
son fountain will be dedicated Friday,
October 9th, in Cincinnati.
The Tyne crew has backed out, and will
not contest with the Paris crew for the
supremacy in four-osred race.
Changes were msds in the personnel Of
tbs New Orleans customhouse yesterday
70 the extent Of thirty subOrdinstes.
Two horses were killed by a street car
collision in New York yesterday. Several
passengers were also severely bruised.
A. Burtis, president of the Empire
City Fire Insurance Company, accused
OF altering bonds, has been honorsbly
discharged.
The Illinois Episcopal Convention, the
papers say, "tied Mr. Cheney's hsnds."
Now, If somebody will Just tie his tongue,
show happy we shall be-"
At "Grsnd Capital Removal meeting"
in st. Louis the other night, all the speak
srs thought there was no place like Sc.
Louis for the national capital.
The ooroner's jury in the case of John
}, O'Brien, who was stabbed by Daniel
Foley, rendered verdict against Foley,
who was committed without bail.
Dispstches from Lucerne announces
that steamer foundered in Lake Lucerne
snd five persons persisted. 1t is not men
toned that any Americans were among
the victims.
The remains of the naval officers which
were recovered from the Weshswken, OF
Charleston. will be buried with naval
honors at the naval cemetery at the hos
pitsl on Flushing avenue.
The Brindie-Tsil organ OF rsdicslism in
Arkansas, the Little Rock Journal, says
T report Is being widely circulated among
the cOlored people. that Horace Greeley
belongs to the Ku-Klux klsn.
It is reported that a correspondence has /
been discovered in the Tuilleries, devel-
oping a plan 70 put Napoleon on the
throne Of Belgium. The discovery occas-
ions a sensation in Belgium.
Intelligence from Massachusetts, re- |
ports that General Butler stated that IL |
cheated out Of the nomination at Worces-
ter he would run on 3 separate ticket. |
Probably he would run snyhow.
The people of Monticello, Ark, are |
said TO be greatly excited over the report |
of finding a gold mine four miles west of |
thai town. A similar report comes from /
Dallas and Polk counties. Both mines |
are said to give promise of fine yield.
A boiler in Hsrdemsn's mill, twenty /
miles north Of Montgomery, Alabama, |
exploded yesterday. or eight employs ses |
five were killed or fatally injured. On
person was hurled los yards up q hill /
and was terribly msngled. The mill is /
total wreck,
Hon. Louis Joseph Papineau, leader of /
the Canadian iHsurrection in 1897, died on /
Sunday, aged eighty-thrse. he WAS for /
a long time & prominent actor in Canadian /
politics, being speaker Of the assembly |
twenty years, snd otherwise filling i'm /
portsnt Offices.
The evacuation by the Germans Of the
four departments contiguous TO Paris has
been completed. 1t is known, however,
that they have halted beyond the borders
Of those departments, av sitting the an
nOuncement that the signatures have been
sffixed TO the Alssce treaty.
Col. Thomas q. Simmons, appointed
postmaster of Atlanta, Georgia, and
against whom the government brought a
charge of having embszZled sTS, 900, has
has been tried and honorably acquitted
before the United States District Court
Attorney General Akerman assisted in |
the prosecution.
Eugene l. Jackson and James A, Pol
hamus, brokers' 66 Exchange Place. were
arrested yesterday on a charge of cOn-
spirsCy with defsulting Psymsstsr Hodge.
The defrsuding is stated to have occurred |
April 2jth. Bail for each was accepted.
The sccuse declare their innocence. They
were Hodges local agents.
A gentleman from New Orleans re-
ported in New York yesterday that yell
low fever was raging in the Crescent City.
When IL Is ramem bered how delatarious
such reports were last season to the bust.
ness interests of the Crescent City, our
readers will be sdmonished how carefully
they should be in spreading such reports
IS TO Memphis.
That New York reporter who "pines to
die for that glorious woman, Victoria c.
can get on q match of that
kind here in Memphis. There are several
who are likely to die suddenly soon after
he next session Of the criminal court,
snd any one Of the martyrs" will be glad
20 secure the gushing pencil-driver as a
sub"
The American sheet and boiler plate
works, at Newburg, Ohio,
burned early yesterday morning. The
burned covered an area OF about
our acres. Loss about $40, 1000, partly |
covered by Insurance. The company will |
-ebuild at once. The works furnished |
tor one hundred and forty
men. Cause of the fire unknown.
A sensation was created in New York !
sporting circles for the second time, by
he American oRrsWomen, on the occs
iion of the tOnth regatta OF the Empire ,
Jity regatta club. Some fifteen thousand
lpectators were present The double
,cull race for women was won by Annie
Harris and Elizabeth Castor. The other |
ace contested by women was won by