Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Atlas, from Liverpool, arrived at
Boston yesterday.
The barge st. Clair is reported ashore
at Fairport, New York.
All the country between Servla and
Montenegro is in fan revolt.
A railway station in France called
Celte was Hooded by gale on Sunday.
The Polynesisn, from Liverpool, ar
rlyed at Farther Point, Canada, yesterday.
Over five thousand people visited the
Two cemeteries at Montreal, Canada, Sunday.
The steamship Cornwall, from Bris-
tol, England, arrived at New York yesteT-
day.
Great damage has been done to the
crops In Vermont by some recent violent
storms.
a German attempted to take his wife's
life, and then killed himself in New York
Sunday.
The steamers City Of Chester and the
queen, from Liverpool, arrived at New York
yesterday.
\ dispatch from Quebec says there is
no truth in the rumor Of the loss ofthe ste M
er Napoleon.
Moody snd Sankey held three numer-
ously attended services at NOrlhfeld, Massa-
chuseJts, sunday.
The Milton, Indiana, paper mills
burned Sunday night. Loss, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
Eleven persons perished Saturday
from gas, in Dowington wood collIsry, at
s Shropshire, England.I
The Red Cloud commissioners expe ct
20 finish their examination OF witnesses IN
Washington the present week.
Joseph Wright, one of the supposed
murlerers Of JOS. Riley, was arrested 81 Cole
ralne, Mas assachuseits, yesterday.
Suit has been commenced by DR..
n in Tplt Ias,
Sylyauia hospital Tor the insane.
=, Two men were crushed to death by
the falling OF some stone and earth In a stone
quarry, in Cincinnati, Saturday.
The city Of Richmond from New York,
and the Nluo.s from Philadelphia, arrived
Queenstown, Ireland, yesterday.
Three persons were killed and one
fatally uIsd by the explosion of a boiler in
a saw-min in Auburn, New York, yesterday.
A water spout destroyed fifty houses,
and seventy persons are supposed 70 have
been xii ed during storm at St Gilman,
Vermont.
The steam saw, shingle and lath
mills Of Allen r. Astwo1d, at Buffalo, New
York. burned yesterday. Loss over sixty
thousand dollars.
Mike Seully, local pedestrian, COM
preted the task OF walking one thousand
miles in one thousand hours, at Columbus,
OHIO, yesterday.
weather j. fair and favorable for the gather
ing %: the hop crop and Tor bringing grain
lLip nue cOuGiiiOn.
The senior c'ass of boys in the Cen.
trail high school in New Orleans refuse to at
tend on account OF the appointment OF a ne
go teacher Of mathematics.
The steamships Lord Give, Klopstock,
state OF Virginia and Republic, from New
York, and Naderland, from Philadelphia
arrived at London yesterday.
Frank Grinneil, son OF Geo. B Grim
nell, OF New York city, died at Bridgeport
sunday n 'ght. from an injury 10 his head
"a game OF base ball last "Wednesday
The first game for the State foul nag
for the cham plOnship was played at Little
Rock, Arkansas, yesterday evening: Aeci-
deutals, twenty-eight; LarOques, nineteen.
During a thunder storm at Denver,
Colorado, yesterday. the lightning struck a
carriage demo.ishlng %, paralyZ ng two gen
Eemen who were in II al the time, and kill
ing one horse.
A dlsuatch from Constsntinople says
-aIl1ug nghtlUg occurred on Monday, Tues
,Isy and Wednesday last, I'm which the Turks
were defeated. This hss resulted In the re-
ueRal OF the siege OF Ttebigne by the insur-
2. uts-
T~o freight trains came in collision
az New Hamburg, Canada, yesterday. An
engine driver was killed, a hfeman probably
fatally s-slded. nd a bTakesman badly hunt.
The engine and tender were wrecked and sew
cral cars burned.
A dispstch from New York says
vessel from south America anchored IN East
ri.er yesterday with yellow-feveT on board.
The captain passed the quarantine station
without making report, and WAS arrested for
"a violation OF the quarantine code, ana re-
mauded 60 Jail Tor examination tomorrow.
John Dayton, Owen Rooney and
Henry LSBgoOlt, the latter a mere boy. en-
Tered the saloon % = house OF i'll fame outside
the city limits OF kansRs City, Missouri, Mon
Fa.r robbTt The saloon KEEPER and then raw
l,I.sd the women. The sal0On-Eceper escaped
and went for the police, who, upon reaching
the place, were hired on and a detective
wounded. After a fierce hand 10 hand nght
the robbers were captured aud brought 20
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