Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-03-16
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a fty-thousand-dollar fire occurred
at Bridgeport, Connecticut, yesterday.
Tue Ohio senate, Saturday, adopted
resolutions eUlOgistic of Senator Sumner.
Governor Allen was serenaded during
his sojourn at Cleveland, Ohio, Saturday
night.
The temperance crusaders were very
acdve ia several Of the Chicago
churches yesterday.
A Boston telegram saws that fully
fifty thousand people viewed the re-
mains Of Charles Sumner yesterday.
The eolored people OF Cincinnati will
hold meeting tonight in respect to the
memory of the late Charles Sumner.
The cOlOred people of Pittsburg Sstur-
day hOnOred the memory Of Charles
Sumner by addresses and resolutions.
ALOndOn telegram reports the steam
ship Glasgow wrecked off the coast OF
Spain, and fourteen persons drowned.
The bankers and merchantsof Evans
vile, Indiana, favor free-banking and
an increase Of the volume of currency.
The side-door process of doing Sunday
saloon traffic has been decided to be le-
gitfmate in the City Of Brotherly Love.
The temperance warriors in Brooklyn
tasted and prayed Saturday. Dio Lewis
operei the campaign most enthusiast
ically.
The Cincinnati crusaders were busy
Saturday getting signatures OF citizens
fav0ring the great Di0 Lewis move
ment.
A meeting Of citizens of Omaha, Ne
braska, Saturday passed resolutions in
honor Of the memory of the late Charles
Sumner.
A watchman named Delaney muir
deved his wife and cut his own throat
froLu ear TO ear, in Brooklyn, New YORK,
yesterday.
Rob,srt F. Laird, a jersey City justice
Of the peace, was arrested in that city
Saturday for retailing the ardent with
out license.
ivy ladies were seriously injured in
Lafayette, IuJiana, yesterday, by the
running sway of q hack in funeral
procession.
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher delivered
an eloquent Grafton in New York, yes
terday, on the life and character Of Sen
atOr Sumner.
More heavy sDOw-stOrms are reported
on the line Of the Central Paci5e rail-
road, begetdng immense trouble to
transportation.
A motion to appropriate one hundred
thousand dollars to pay the Morgan raid
claims was defeated IN the Ohio legisla-
ture Saturday.
The Cincinnati chamber Of commerce
passed 8 resolution Saturday urging
congress TO pass the Louisville and
Portland canal bill.
James c. King, the murderer of An
thony Z. O'Neil IN November, 1872, was
sentenced in New \ Ork Saturday 10 i'm
pris0nment for life.
The temperance crusade was fairly in
Eugurated at Chicago Saturday. A large
nass-meeting was held attended by over
four hundred ladies.
Judge Lewis Dent, brother of Mrs.
Grant, is lying at the point Of death at
his residence IN Washington city, from
tumOr Of the stomach.
At Dayton, Ohio, yesterday, Mrs.
Thomas, one Of the leaders in the tenn
Dsrance movement, was arrested for OBJ
struggling the sidewalks.
The coIored people Of Little Rock held
a meeting Thursday night, and passed
resolutions of respect TO the memory Of
the late On aries Sumner.
The pope has written to the Austrian
bishops, incitiDg them to use all their
influence TO prevent the passage Of the
proposed ecclesiastical laws.
The lady crusaders spent the day in
Columbus, Ohio, Saturday in fasting
and PRAYER. A new plan of work, not
vet made public, was inaugurated yes
terday.
A New Orleans telegram says that the
i7ey in the case of the Grant parish pris-
0ne-s had not agreed at eleven O'Clock
Satu rday night, and were locked up till
to-day.
The trustees Of the Southern railroad
will. IL Cincinnati this week, invite
loron, 1saIs for building the roadbed on
portio us Of that road near the Tennessee
State L ne
Sixteen fishermen, Of Prospect, who
rescued thu wrecked Atlantic's passen-
oers. have Z cen awarded by the court
Salvage to .Se amount OF fifteen hun
dred dollars.
A San Franc SEQ dispatch Thursday
announced that The snow blockade on
the Central Pacific railway is raised;
and one Of the delayed trains arrived
there Thursday.
The proposition that Intoxicating
LIQUORS shall neither be manufactured
nor sold in the State, was submitted to
the Ohio constitutional convention for
consideration Saturday.
I.cwin Smith, eleven years Of age, was
shot and instantly killed by Lad named
Aug ustus Davis, fifteen years of age, at
StoI ,e Greek, a few miles from Platts-
mOu ia, Nebraska, Friday.
10 seph N. McCune, city clerk OF
Oms IA. Nebraska, is charged with mu-
til2d tlg the records, destroying import
ant d CcumeDts, and numerous other Of
fsnsesB IF q very grave nature.
Josa aph Freeman, tried in Hudson
countF, New Jersey, court for shooting
his NJ other in Jersey City, was convict
ed Saturday evening of manslaughter,
and sc ntenccd TO ten years in the State
prison
Revolutions We're introduced in the
Louis Vile board Of trade Saturday
recomu1enoing congress to extend to
the Texqs p. acific railroad the credit of
the cove rnrnt tant sufficient to insure the
success Of the road.
Military homo rs to the late Ex-Presi-
dent FL illmore Il 1ok place at Fortress
Monroe. Saturday -hags displayed at
FaItnoass. and tb. irteen minute-guns
fred at sunrise AMI every nan hooI
during tue day, ana thlfty-seVeh at
sunset.
Gilman Jones, cOlOred, was murdered
Saturday night, north of CA no AHIh0Is.
A negro ms med Daniel Lash oe Is under
arrest. CHARGED with the crime, one Wit
ness having testified that Jones accused
Iashoe Of the murder Lashoe fraGtufeo
Homes skull with club.
A collision occurred on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad Saturday on the
bridge at Mansfield, Ohio, killing the
engineer, James Myers, and throwing
an entire train into the creek. The
bridge was totally wrecked. Armstrong,
one Of the engin eers, was arrested.
tgenrv Mass and Barney Moliu Camp,
,,eioTbors and brOthers-in-law, living IN
Iie-s Isis county, Kentucky, quaTreuedi,
11Te1 I15an Mass got a pistol and shot Camps
,yifs infIicting fatal injuries, and then
80 his brains out. Both men We're OF
fhe 49, German colony from Cincinnati
An Omaha dispatch says that storm
and snow-slide in Weber canon, at
DevfIs- Gate, Saturday tore down the
1elegraph lines and Interrupted COM
Tou1ications, both by rail and telegraph
tbe entire day. A heavy sleet-stoIh
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