Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-24
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEF5

SAVANNAH, october 22.-The interments
to-day were seven; three of yellow'feEsr.
CHATHM, ONT, October 2.-Yesterday a
coiored woman usmed Nlck; drowned herseii
aud chld in M'GregoTs creek.
NEW YORK, October 23-Henry Schwamb
was convicted OF the murder or Henry Bethel,
AT niDn Hill, New Jersey, and has been SEN
tenceG 70 be hanged on tie eightn OF Decem-
ber.
LONDON, October 22.-The operative cotton
Spiunerk OF Blackburn have decided 20 with
draw their notices, and practically the dispute
an north and northwestern Lancashire is at
end
CINCINNATI, October 23.-A freight trsi n
on the Kentucky Central railroad ran
Jucky, yesterday, killing Philip Corrigan, who o
was stealing ride.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2z.-It is an
nOuncso that the British government intends
10 present st. Georges house at the Centen-
nisl grounds to the city of Phiiadelphta alter
The close Of the exhibition.
DETROIT, Oct ober 22.-The large paint-Ehop
OF the Michigan Central railroad company at
Grand Junction burned last night, with It's
contents, consisting OF several new cars. To-
tai loss, twenty-five thousand dollars.
BALTIMORE, Ustober 22.-The Hebrew
,,rphaG asylum, an im posing new edlnce on
Ctvsrtol nelghts, about two miles from the
northwestern section OF the city, was dedl-
Gated to-day with solemn TellgIons cere-
monies.
KEENF, n. h, october 22.-The down
freight IRAN on the Cheshire lailroad was run
sutO by an engine going upy about five miles
from this place. and Henry NJ. Siapl IS, engi-
neer. and Lewis Phillips, brennan, OF bhs
freight engine were killed.
NEW YORK, October 22-The schooner Jo-
Saph Marsh was boarded Friday night IN
long Island sound, between Rtkers Island
and College Point, Dy nine masked despers-
daes- who oVerpOEeTsd aud robbed the crew
OF everything valuable, and escaped.
LONDON, october 2L-The Standards Paris
Spectal reports that duel was fought On the
Swiss territory between NieOmpte des Bocnss
aud Paul GOrsrd. The latter was pierced by
hls antagonists sword, and his life IS IL dan
ger. The affair was the result OF q political
qusrrel.
PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-The Park
commission heiu a meeting TO day TO decide
as to whether the msin building should De
laefnitteI 10 remain permane ntly In Its posi-
Hon. Afler discuSsiOnt resolution was
adopted authorizing an association OF cltizens
70 Take possession of the main building ana
employ 10 for the purpose OF a permanent exs
hibitlou Much satisfsct on Is islt at the nnal
decision 20 retain The building on the ground
S,TW YORK October2 1.-Two weeks ago The
Times aubmItJed 10 its type settlers PROPOSE
tiou that they should guit the MON that II
should pay them present rates until d Gem
nar II and fol the ensuing year iorty-h se
cents a thousand, snd that afterwaId II should
pay them Il Fe cents more Inan ths mAtket
price. The Union yesterday oIuessu sSl 1,ats
ssad few OF the men lsft zoe ONCE lick
places were promptly filled,
NEW YORK. October THE Herald, speak
lug OF the bast bail season drawing TO eiosf,
SAWS: "a constant drain on weak treasures
mad its effect The Mutual and ACnletlc
clubs were both Gvamped before the seas>-n
clOseI, cOnseq ue utiy both were unable 10
IR axe tneir second westeru tour. The question:
vheLher games p'ayto by tue Mutual ana
AInlstlc clubs shall be thrown Gut, or whether
tnelr an p4ayed games shall be forfeited, shall
bs decided In December, at the annual meet
ing OF the league"