Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-04
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The weather is very warm in San
Francisco.
Voorhies declines to run for the gov
ernOrship of Indiana.
Garibaldi has joined the New York
InteTnationals.
The Spanish iron. clad Numancia
has arrived at Havana.
An oil exchange is about to be
established in New York.
Admiral Boggs is very i'll at his res
idence, New Brunswick, n. J.
Jules Vale of st. Louis, very influ-
ential and rich, died yesterday.
Nathan Engleman, Of Milwaukee,
died at Aiken, Georgia, yesterday.
Calvary Presbyterian church, Mil
wankee, was dedicated yesterday.
The Missouri legislature passed on
Saturday last the GerhaTt park bill.
J.R. Weldon, "one of the Oldest
inhabitants" died in Pittsburg yes
terday.
The Windsor Lock murderers, Scott
and Charette, have been committed
for trial.
Mayor Hall is to review the St. Pat
riek's Day procession from the city
hall, New York.
The Internationals will have mass
meeting in TOmpkins' square, New
York, on the 7th inst.
Secretary Boutwell, will be on the
New York gold market this week as
a purchaser and seller.
Two females are said to be training
for prize fight for one thousand dol
lars side, near Akrona, Ohio.
The whisky men OF Chicago resolved
yesterday that there is plenty of old
Kentucky whisky in the country. =
Green Smith, colored, of Neosho,
Missouri, was killed yesterday for in
sulting white woman. No arrests.
There is a train still "stuck" in the
snow on the Union facific railroad
between shermal station and Red
Buttes.
The peace. Of France is again
threatened. The miserable brood Of
princes are plotting against the peO-
pie.
The Unite. States consuls cannot
get any more pay until the deficiency
appropriation bill passes through con-
gress.
The Russians of New York yester-
day celebrated the anniversary of the
ascension of Alexander to the Russian
throne.
TWenty-one States have signified
their intention of going into the CEN
tennial ce ebration of independence at
Philadelphia in 1876.
A party of Philadelphia roughs, In
attempting 10 interfere with senate
1ial committee on Saturday, were
very severely handled.
J. B. Catron, agent of the Wells
Fargo express, blew his brains out at
MarysvilIe, California, Saturday. He
could not stand neuralgia.
Stokes counsel is trying to create
sympathy for the murderer of Fisk by
charging that he is threatened with
assassination by hired braves.
The Apaches are on the war path
and defy the whole power of the
United States. General Crook is
taking the field for an active CAM
paign against them.
The Sigourney House, Hartford,
Connecticut, was set on fire yesterday,
while forty persons were sleeping in
In it. Considerable damage was done.
Covered by insurance.
Galen E. Taylor, of Casey county,
Kentucky, for running away with a
Mrs. Launum, was shot and killed by
her husband a few days since, near
Columbus, Kentucky.
Judge Cardozan has granted
Stokes, murderer of Flsk, a stay of
twenty days to enable his counsel to
bring question of the grand jury be-
fore an appellate court. Counsel ex-
cepted.
The assembly of California has ap-
propriated five thousand dollars to re-
imburse the sheriff of Jackson county,
in that State, for losses by fines in
tlicted by order of the United States
district Judge as penalty for collect
log taxes from Chinese as such.