Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27
TELEGRAMS.

, A London telegram says the hop crop
is sathered, and the yield Is very large.
At COnstahtinOple yesterday the fu-
neral Of the late D. Jemil Pasha took place.
The Sultan of Turkey has presented
to the Viceroy of Egypt the hereditary title OF
Khedive.
/ 4 brussels telegram says that King
Leopold Is c0ufiued % the palace with q
sprained ankle.
AT Evansville yesterday the Republi-
| cans made an attempt al a sensational gather
! Ing which resulted in dry haul.
The International Convention of Ma
! chinists and Blackstniths was in session at
| Albauy, New York. yesterday.
The weather man gets liberal and al
/ lows us a considerable amount Of probahili-
ties in the way OF wind and clear weather for
| to-day.
Yesterday was observed ut Kansas
| City, Missouri, rs n holiday, on which Occa-
sion the attendance at the Exposition was
simply stupendousi
POstmaster-General Cresswell was at
Sanddusky, ohio, yesterday, when he addressed
| the Republicans. He has entered fairly into
| the campaign for Grant.
J. Milton Turner, a colored minister
| resident at MonrUvia, Liberia, applied to the
| Arlington House, Washington city, for board,
| was refused, hence a lawsuit.
Railroad subsidy in California is of far
Z
tural enough when it is so well known that
| California is almost a unit for Greeley.
Parties interested in the Louisville
/ Public Library Drawing will probably rejoice
to learn that dispatch late last night informs
us that the drawing has been postponed 70 De-
/ eember 1th. Nothing like IL.
The telegraph announces that Bishop
1 MeCioSkey, OF the Diocese of Louisville, re-
turned Yesterday TO that city from tour in
/ Europe for his health, and was received by
/ a mr.
sion headed by music and banners.
William Irwin, eighty years old, at
/ Terre Haute, Indiana, yesterday, reprOVeG
| his son-in-law a. ]. Miller, for some trivial
with an AK, infiicting wounds causing his
death almost instantly. The afiectionate brute
was arrested.
| Mr.. Greeley spoke at Williamsp0rt
and ssnbuTy, PENNSYLVANIA, yesterday. At
/ both places he was met and received by inn
/ nense crowds of people. At the latter place
| he alluded 10 Grants Cabinet taking the field
/ for the purpose of re-electing Mr. Grant and
denounced II in the most pointed terms.
Vicksburg had things quite lively on
Saturday and sunday nights. Five engage
ments are recorded, embracing one woman
i and one man killed, three men nearly killed,
another dangerously stabbed, and one poor
unfortunate mortal put an end to his unhap-
py existence by drowning himself in the
turbid waters of the Mississippi.
The barge Iron City, with a cargo of
| foundertd and sunk Wednesday night near
Sturgeon bay, eighteen miles from the latter
| city, As IL Is known that she had no small
boat il is supposed that all ON bOartl-Captsin
| II. e. Cunning, OF Buffalo, one woman and
four men-were lost. The vessel and cargo
was valued at thirty-six thousand dollars, and
was insured.
Two men were seriously wounded by
shots from negroes in Mobile Saturday. II
seems the negroes had been attending one of
their political meetings, and had become
crazed over the great promises which are
everywhere made them by devilish people,
who are trying TO manipulate them in the in
terest of Grant, and got into row among
themselves, some of whom made tracks for
home, firing on everybody in sight, resulting
as above stated.
Revised regulations are about to be
issued by the Secretary of the Treasury, re-
funding the tax paid by banks, companies
and corporations upon dividends, interest and
profits due TO nonresident aliens prior TO
March 10, 1886 The old regulations required
certain specified evidence, but the new regu-
lations Will provide for allowance upon any
evidence whatever, which shall prove to the
satisfaction OF the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue that the money claimed was actually
paid 10 a nonresident alien.