Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-11
TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.

Two frame dwellings burned al
Cairo. Loss $4,000.
There was a $50, 600 fire in Bloom
ingtOn, Ill, on yesterday.
Some cavalry is ordered to Florida
to arrest revenue officers.
The Cariists are making trouble
about the lug of Amadeus of Spain.
William, the good, is at Constance.
That's something important to US.
No deaths at Charleston from yellow
fever within the last tWeDty.four
hour.
The Emperor Of Brazil and Queen
Of Netherlands will visit Italy this
autumn.
Four forts in the vicinity of Paris
are to be Immediately evacuated by
the Germans.
Employers at Brussels are about to
commence a look out against the men
on strike.
The Empress Eugene has gone to
Spain. Napoleon viii remain at Tor
quay, England.
Cardinal BOnaparte has gone to
Rome. He carries with him a letter
from Napoleon to the Pope.
Chrishana Edmunds, of Brighton,
England, has been committed on the
charge of Willful murder.
The telegraph brought US more
about the party fights in New York
city last night. 1t was all about the
''spOn."
A hundred Government guns were
fired at the battery in New York yes
terdsy In honor Of Californis's new
departure.
Ten thousand woykingmen will take
part in the great demonstration OF la
borers in New York on Wednesday.
Why not 20,O 900?
Towers was thirty years making a
statue of Franklin. His chisel didn't
possess any Of the philosophers
lightning speed.
Over two thousand entries have
been made for tbs Northern Ohio
Fair, which begins to. day, and the
number viii be greatly increased.
1t is officially announced at Madrid,
Spain. that subscriptions to the
amount of seven times the total of
the new loan have been received.
Rev. A. g. Hall, DID,, who has
been pastor of the Third Presbyterian
Church in Rochester, New York, for
more than thirty years, died in that
city On yesterday.
The Clerical party in Rome are pre-
pairing for a demonstration on the
Goth inst. The Reds have resolved to
make a counter demonstration, and
trouble is anticipated.
The BostOu C0roner's jury on the
Eastern Railroad accident have found
that the President and Directors Of
that corporation are, to great extent,
responsible for the loss Of life in the
recent accident.
The steamer NOrwalk, which runs
between New York and Coney Island,
blew out cylinder head yesterday,
and alLaOst scared the passengers to
death. They thought 1t was an ex-
plOsion.
AS an Atlanta Judge was admins
tering q sentense. the prisoner en-
coursEingly remarked, $50 in old
NRtl 1e2tQ = luls Mdo uOE6 ludu Int
indQe could 'tbear," and the sentence
was appropriately heightened.
The Boston and Ohio railroad depot,
near Grafton, took fire Saturday, and
fan on the track sand burned there,
warping the rails and consuming the
ties. The relaying Of track delayed
tb.a trains six hours.
The last serpent story Is to the
effect that Minnesota girl encouFn-
tered a rattlesnake, resOlutely kept
her eyes directed on those OF the mon
ster, and swung her foot back and
forth to prevent the reptile trom fas-
tening its fangs thereon. She finally
bruised its head and bore OF nineteen
rattles In triumph.
From ConstantinopIe we learn that
Sererer EfenM Mostechar has been
raised to the dignity Of Pasha, and ap-
pointed Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
General Essad Pasteah, commander
OF the first army corps, has been ap-
pointed Minister Of War.
In London yesterday the funeral Of
Renforth took place at Newcastle.
The attendance was extraordinary.
Some accounts represent the number
OF people at 100, 600. The concourse
was so great that the cemetery where
the remain were deposited was much
injured, That was bad.