Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-29
LAST HIS rs TsLEGRAMs
Grsnt likes Kansas,

Grant likes Kansas.
Nap0IaOa remains at TOrquay.
Fort Scott, Kansas, has had fair.
The Spanish Cortes opens on Mon
day next.
The Italian ambassador to France
has been recalled.
The Newcastle (Eng.) strike will
be smicably settled.
Three negroes were killed in New
Orleans night before last.
Princess Alexaudria joins her
mother to-day at BalmOral.
Charles Win & Co., Philadelphia
hrm, are reported to have failed.
The emancipation bill has passed
the Brazilian chamber Of deputies.
The chip Hesper has been lost at the
meath of the Weser with all on board.
Virginia has a Radical convention.
It j. doing business just now in Rich
mOnj.
A propeller and $4,000 bushels OF
wheat were burned in Chicago yester-
day. Insured.
TIL national commercial conven-
tion excurted to Annapolis on
Wednesday.
Clayton declined to meet Joe Brooks,
50 Joe went in" anyhow, and made
a speech IN Little Rock last night.
Burglars went through the postOflce
and four principal business houses of
La Chen, Kansas, on Monday night.
Another colliery explosion has
taken place in Eugland-this time at
Dewsbury, in YOrkshirei six lives
lost.
Weston let down at the eighty first
mile, but proposes to try 1t again,
commencing this afternoon at four
O'Clock.
Heavy gales prevailed on the Eng
lish eOsst during the past two days,
and heavy losses to shipping is sppre-
hended.
James Dunleavy and John, his
brother, were shot and mOrtally
wounded by Jud. Douglass, in Co
lumbUs, Kansas, the other day.
England's home secretary congrat-
ulates its government upon the amica-
hle relations existing between the
United States and Great Britain.
The Massachusetts Republican State
convention indOrsed the administra-
ton OF Governor Claflin, and put 10
an oar for the WOman's rights busi-
ness.
The New York Star failed to make
capital with the wOrkingmen In the
publication OF the article suggesting
personal violence to the city officers
implicated IN the Tammany frauds.
A Buffalo coroner's jury declare
their disbelief In the rumOr that Mr..
Peter Yesmans, q cattle-dealer, lately
found dead under suspicious eircum-
stances in that city, was assisted by
his wife to shuttle of, etc.
General Stan Waite, a prominent
Indian Of the Cherokee nation, and
during the war commander OF those
OF his tribe who took part with the
south, died last week at his home in
the Cherokee reservation.
A policeman in q little town in Kan
sss demanded of Texan drOver pass
inc through the village last Saturday,
his revolver. The bull-whacker did
not give I'D his revolver, but eOmpro-
missed by handing over the contents,
one shot at a time. The policeman
was q good man aud his funeral was
largely attended.
In answer to the proclamation Of
Governor Davis, Of Texas, establish
ing quarantine Of twenty-five days
At Galveston on all vessels from New
Orleans direct OF ria Berwick's bay +,
Governor WarmOth, of Louisiana,
xVrites: ssThe7e is but five cases OF
yellow fever IN the city and but three
dsatbs from Ae disease have occur
rad In ten days. More OF the cases un-
der treatment are considered danger
Gus. and there Is no fear OF the spread
of the disease. The quarantine now
enforced At Galveston seriously i'm
Dedes commerce., and many persons
~ your State now Ia the city are
szsstly inc0mmcded BY IL.