Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-05

4-The regular semi. annual conference
# the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter.
! Day Saints convened here yesterday.
Several Thousand saints, from all parts
of the world, were in attendance, and il
| is expected that the rleeting will be an
unusually interesting one. Joe Smith,
son of the founder, is president, and is
leading the meetings.
Opening of the Indiana Exposition.
INDIANAPOLIS, September 4.-The
| grand opening of the Indiana expOsi-
1 lion will take place on Wednesday
| september 10th, commencing at two
'ciock in the evening. Speeches will
| be made by the mayor of indianapolis,
/ senator Morton and Governor Hen
| tricks. In the evening a grand enter
| ainment will be given by an aggrega-
| lion of all the musical organizations in
| the city, numbering about six hundred
| persons. The work of preparation il
| learly completed. Halt-fare arrange
ments have been made with all leading
railroads, and large crowd is anticI.
pated.
even Tribes Of Indians '.AII Hunkey.'
SALT LAKE, September 4.-G. w. In.
gals, Indian agent, teiegraphs that ht
has held successful council with the
;hiefs of seven different tribes at St
George, southern Utah. They have
greed to-day to go on Muddy valley
reservation. These Indians represent
all the Piutes in south Utah and north.
ern Arizona. Mr.. Ingalls, starts fol
Muddy valley tomorrow. The council
is regarded as eminenly successful.
Kanash, chief of another band of fone hun
dred and seventy Indians agreed to &c
to Muddy valley. The balance of fifty
or more go to the Utah reservation
Tobiana's band goes to Utah, and al
the southern Indians will go to Muddy
valley. The supplies to the West ShO-
homes will be distributed by n. w. In
! gals, assistant agent, next week. In
Nevada the Puntes will probably be in
duced to go on the Fort Hall reservation.
The Indian problem Is now regarded az
settled for the future in Uthah and
| Nevada.
Clippings Frsns the wires.
Vienna is said to be free from cholera.
Forest fires are raging in portions Of
Maine.
The governor of Jamaica arrived in
New York, yesterday.
The attendance at the Cincinnati ex-
position yesterday was good.
AT Louisville, yesterday, Peter Baltz
was killed while coupling cars.
The anti-monopolists carried the eIec-
bsons in San Francisco, yesterday.
Nashsu, New Hampshire, was visited
by a twenty-five thousand dollar fire
yesterday.
Hon. d. Ringo, the frst chief-justice
Of the State Of Arkansas, died at Little
Rock yesterday.
Leonard Brown, the alleged operator
in forged bonus, has been held ior ae-
ton Of the grand jury.
At Vienna, Kentucky, yesterday, a
man named Flask was run over and
billed by locomotive.
Harmony has been restored to the
Spanish cabinet by the resignation OF
/ Captain General Hidalgo.
The estsameF Vlrginius is again report.
ed az Kingston, Jamaica, and evidently
preparing for Another trip to Cuba.
An incendiary fire occurred at Colun.
bus, Ohio, yesterday morning, intiictine
s loss Of near thirty thousand dollars.
A Valparaiso telegram says fhat re.
cent hresin calle def Cabo caused al es.
timated loss Of I've hhpdred fhoussnd
dollars.
A Havana telegram announces that I
decree has been issued that on and aftel
October LIST ons-half Of the duties on ar