Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-02
BRIEF TEIEGRAHS.

There was a good attendance at the
Northern Ohio fair yesterday at Cleveland.
A dividend on the Erie and Lake
Shore stocks were being paid in New York
yesterday.
A fire in the twelfth regiment armOry,
on Forty-hfth street, New York, yesterday
caused damage Of twenty five thousand dol
lars.
The first kUklux trial before the North
Carolina State courts came of at Raleigh YES
teEday, resulting IN the conviction of the
guilty parties
Madrid dispatches report large num-
bers OF Cariists surrendering to the govern
ment troops in the province OF Lertda, plead
ing Tor amnesty.
The siitings of the royal commission
at Ottawa Ontario, were declared closed yes
terday, and one member OF the commission
is now engaged in making out the report.
Discussions in the ranks of the Car
lists. says a dispatch from Madrid, are in
creasing, and the eleaders-Dorregarray ROda
and LlZZarag2-hRvel left their commands and
arrived at BayOnne.
The receiver of the Atlantic national
bank, Of New York, wss yesterday paying an
other dividend OF fifteen per cent-maktng a
total Of fifty-five per cent that has been real
lied from the assets of that institution.
At the City of Mexico, on the thir-
teenth ultmO, q farewell banquet was given
dent LerdO made speech cOmplimenting
Messrs. Nelson and Foster, and praisiDg the
government and people OF the United states.
News has been received at Valparaiso
that the steamer Hooper had arrived at Par
namnuco with fourteen hundred miles Of
cable for the line to Jamaica, and il Is expect
ed that communication with the United
states and Europe by that line will be estab-
nshed in October.
Refugees from Marshall, Texas, con-
n RI n
They, Of course, tell marvellous stories OF
why they left the city, one OF which is that
every one that can is leaving Marshall on ac-
count Of the Yeliow-fever.
The eighth annual fair of the Colorado
industrial association opened in Denver Tues
day. The display in all departments Will far
exceed any previous exhibition, and the city
is already full Of people from all secttoHs Of
the Territory and many from Kansas and Mis-
souri, Is exhibitors or visitors.
Information received at Kansas city,
Missouri, yesterday, states that Indians lately
run OF and killed some cattle, and took sup
plies from the buffalo hunters causing
much excitement among the overland trains
and the settlers, A squadron Of cavalry, con-
sisting Of seventy men, have been sent in that
section.
A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas,
reports continuous heavy rains that have
damaged the cotton crop throughout the lower
Rio Grande region. Worms have appeared in
large numbers in the vicinity, doing much
harm. The lOwlands are covered several
inches In water, preventing the gathering Of
the crop.
A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas,
says the charge Of the FOs Publfo0, that armed
United States soldiers had again invaded
Mexico, is untrue. When the steamboat Lit
tie Flets stranded on the Mexican bank Of the
Rio Grande, Army Paymaster Nichols was a
passenger, with guard of United states SOL
diers, who assisted in saving the cargo, and
guarded it and the paymasters safe after land
ing it from the wreck.