Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-03
TELEoRAPHIc SUMMARY.


The Boston inquest viii be resumed
Monday.
The horse disease is on the increase
in Brooklyn.
-Four thousand emigrants to Ameri-
ca LEFT Liverpool during August.
Gideon WeIIes, ex-Secretary of the
Navy, is for Graiz Brown for Presi-
dent.
Walter Montgomery, a well-known
actor, committed suicide yesterday in
London.
They have fourteen armories in New
York, rented by the city at slS0, ,000-
Rich thing.
The trial of engineers and c0ndue-
tors for the terrible slaughter near
Boston, progresses.
Francis Haggerty, injured by the
Westfield explosion, died of his
injuries yesterday.
Executive measures will soon be
taken for removing squstters.o Indi-
an lands in Kansas.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas
railroad is completed to within five
miles Of Fort Gibson.
Trains from Charleston are not suf-
fered to enter Savannah, because OF
dread Of yellow fever.
Grant went back to Long Branch
/ last night, where he will remain till
about the 1st. of October.
The President and superintendent
of the Staten Island Ferry company
have been indicted for manslaughter.
The Austrian Ambassador to France
announces that Italy declined to par
ticipate in the conference at Gastein.
The programme ior the Montreal re-
gatta comprises nine rs ces, including
four cared race for $1,000, $3.50 to second
boat.
Sarah G. MeLelland, a vile woman,
was arrested in New York, yesterday,
for enticing nine girls away from Gal
weston.
The COrean war is suspended, that
England and Germany may join the
United States and gobble up the
country.
There Isl great excitement in the
silver mines in Utah. New discover
les, and more valuable, are made
every day.
John A. Christopher, yesterday,
threw himself or fell under the ladies'
car, on the St Louis and Iron Noun
tain road, and was killed.
New York papers fear that the
Ferry Company viii corrupt the
courts, and that no punishment can
be inflicted on rich officers.
General Ryan, who was arrested in
New York for attempting to pass a
check thought to be worthless, was
hOnorably discharged yesterday.
The Richmond Democratic Conven-
ton adjourned without making q
platform. Speeches by Governor
Smith, j. B. Baldwin, Walker ct al.
A locomotive exploded yesterday
on the Toledo, Wabash and Western |
road, killing engineer John MOOra |
McCOnnOr, and Louis Strauss, q mer
chant OF Illinois.
The cOurt-martial which is sitting |
in Paris announced yesterday SEN
tences against several Communists. |
Two are condemned to death, and q |
dozen to the gslleys.
The War Department during Au-
gust consumed 81, $50 ,109; the Navy, !
So, las, ,99l; Interior, s., 637 ,054; Civil |
List, 5 S,1l2,01S. Total, SIS, 789 ,674, |
and so the peoples money goes.
Reliable accounts state that the
cotton worm has appeared on Red
river, and already done the crops |
considerable damage. The crop pros
poets are not so good as three weeks /
ago.
General Fardelle and Colonel Cou-
sci, two Italian gentlemen, are said |
to have fought a duel yesterday on |
Long Island, at Ida city. Fardelle |
severely wounded ia arm; Cousei un-
touched.
Theirs is congratulated by the |
crowned heads of Europe on the pro-
lOngation of his term Of Office. The
people are pleased, and Germany too. |
French territory will be evacuated by |
the Germans.
Another railroad murder. The bag
gage and two passenger cars of the |
night express going west on the De- /
troit sndMilwaukie road were thrown
from the track yesterday morning, and
seventeen emigrants wounded.
The political meeting tomorrow
night, to consider the desperate con-
dition OF the fOUlly-polluted govern
ment Of New York city, will be the
largest and attended by the, best men
ever held in the modern Sodom.
Ed. klamath, GlScs Duhan, a spirit
ualist and astrolOgist, at st. Louis,
swindled DIR. Wiley and wife, of
the spiritually minded sort, out of
$1,000, by the spirit-rapping dodge.
klamath has been arrested.
Advices from the Indian eouniryI
state that large number OF Kansans
have crossed the line into the CherO.
kee Nation and squatted on lands for
two miles, each squatter stalking out
his claim IS in the time of the first
settlement OF Kansas. There are said
TO be about two hundred of these
squatters, and their presence is said to
incense the Indians very much.
A locomotive exploded on the To-
ledO, Wabash and Western road when
the train moved fifteen miles an hour.
The fireman was thrown back to the
top Of the rear car and killed instant
ly; the engineer, John Moore. was
thrown one hundred and ninety feet
before the train, and lived two hours.
The engine was deemed perfect and
had watered nine miles back. It was
torn into fragments.
The morals of New York, public and
private, are of SOdom. Knavery
among politicians and nameless
crimes In society, burden the wires.
Yesterday the Hon. Jno. 7. Kelly
D. S. Young with the abduc-
tiOn of two of his daughters. One of
the daughters testified in court that
she left home because she was unwil-
ling to 60 into convent. She was
consigned to her fathers charge, and
by him to the nuns.
The excitement about ROsenveig,
the abortioDist, continues in New
York. Miss R0wlesky's remains have
been removed from the morgue and
buried. None of her kindred or
friends attended, to shed a tear over
the grave OF the hapless girl. Rosen-
weig's guilt was clearly established (
before the coroner, with the fact Of the
removal Of the girls body in the Z
trunk, to be shipped by express 10 {
Chicago. The W0nan who had the &
trunk st the express Office has not yet !
been discovered.
The Shooting hatch at Nashville.
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