Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-13
richest goods, and sought place of con-
cealment.
IN BRIEF.

Thieves burgiars and incendiaries are shot
so soon as arrested by the military.
Miss Kellogg's concert at Hartford yielded
Worcester, Massachusetts,, gives $4,000 for
Usica, New York, subscribes $4,000, same
amount as Memphis.
Toronto, Canada, gives $1,000 in gold.
New York aud the adjacent suburbs will sub
scribe s2,00Oo0O for the poor and needy of the
burned city.
The sympathy OF the people of the whole
christian world IS unaDated and money, lood
and clothing is being poured into Chicago from
all quarters.
The city OF st. joseph, Missouri. has sub
seribed $4,000, and several carloads OF prosi-
sions and clothing.
The st. Joseph typographical Union sent
$3.50 TO their suffering brethren.
The ST. Andrews society OF st. Joseph sent
500 TO the suffering Scotchmen.
Leayenworth, Kansas, has sent SIS 600, and
cer-loais of clothing aDdfood.
The churches Of New Yorlswin make spe-
cial contribution for the sufferers on Sunday
next. So ought the churches OF Memphis.
The Erie road took out fl00O01 worth Of sup
day.
Postmasters are requested not to forward
mall matter for distribution to Chicago moth
ing but Chicsgo letters and packages
Refugees are fleeing by thousands TO ST.,
Cincinnati viii take care of 200 ofthe Chicago
sufferers.
Boston will subscribe sS50O00
The District of Columbia gtyesOver $i50O00 In
ana DrINalG hQDtCTlpalQut.
Syracuse. New York. sends several carloads
Phiiadeiphia gives 5000 and all the thea
ters will give benefits. l
Paterson, New Jersey, sends 10000.
New Brunswick spbscrtbes 5000 in gold.
The Washington Masons send $500, and the
Philadel phia ODD Fellows $1,000. a
Jersey City raised 5000.
The wholesale merchants OF Chicago, at a
meeting held last night. resolved TO occupy
Lake Park, and erect themselves temporary
buildings and return to business.
Toledo, Ohio, sends $4,000 public and private
subscriptions.
They are making mp clothing by the thousand
SUITS for both sexes.
The books, papers and money OF the Union
National Bank are safe.
The express companies are doing business
as usual
Albany, New York, gives $4,000
~Roundout, New York, gives 5000
Oswego, New York, gives $1,000.
The contributions of money frnm Englsid
viii exceed five hundred thousand pounds.
Omaha is doing nobly for Chicago sufferers
in clothing, bedding aud supplies.
San Francisco win send $4,000 In gold.
The heathen of Salt Lake City send $4,000
TO Chicago sufferers.
Three companies Of infantry left Fort Lea
venwOrth last evening for Chicago, and also
large QuantittAAf tents.
Dr.. Frear, one of the well-known Chicago
physicia3s, who, with his family, was report
ed as being suffocated in the basement Of the
society building, is safe and well,
as is his family.
Frankfort bankers and citizens VIII send a
liberal contribution.
The ban ers of Vienna, Austria, have
opened subscriptions and money is pour
ing in.
The telegraph operators Of st. Louis have
sent groceries and clothing to their brethren
in Chicago.
In the private office of Mr.. Cowles, business
Of the Tribune, which was directly
the counting-room. was a relic Of
the siege of Paris in the shape of a Krupp shell,
which was exploded by the heat and tore a
Jre ach in the walls fifteen feet wide from the
foundation to the roof.