Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-07
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PHIEAD DELPHIA,O October 6.-The Center,
nial judges to-day awarded premium TO the
State Of Tennessee IOr best specimens OF lioI
ole; arkansas for the best meteorological col
lection.
LITTLE ROCK, October 6-John Cross, g
lad from Sc ymOuT, Indiana, had his tight lee
crusned by an Iroa Aountain freigh .-t-ain
last night
DETROIT, Octc Der B.-The schooner Constl
tuition was besched about half mile ass o.
WhitefsA Point last night curing a heavy
south east storm.
CHICA GO, October CAT the short horn
sac ye,teIday at Dixon park, the selections
were frlm various herds, including w. =
Kings, but the prices we've not remarkably
high.
MI sCaTINE, IOWA, October 6-E. W
Coleman & CO.'S lumber dIyIng-holss at Chip
pewa Falls burned yes eTday. Loss, thirty
three Thousand dollars; insurance, twenty
JnousanI dollars.
LOUISVILLE, October 6.-The game OF
baseball between the BIckeyes, of Columbus
and the lsOuisviltes to-day terminated n tie
of six to Xix, tie Buckeyes play iug ten and
the home club nine innings.
CHICAGO, October G.-La & night one OF the
frightiul sources Cf toe unDle saIt odor,
which soDetimss pervade Tins city, the fer
tilizing establishment of Reed & Sherman
was burned to the ground; loss, about ter
thousand dollars.
CEDAR RAPIDS, October 6-At three
o'clock this morning the large North ~tal
mill, owned by stuart & Doug ass, was tally
oes royed b. fire. The loss l. estimated a
from seyenty-fve 10 one hundred thouSa d
dollars; insurance, thirty thousand. Cause
unknown.
WASHING TON, October 6.-The Pes dent
has psrdoned William kOdenhamer, who
plead guilty OF EN- beZZing tee public none
while receiver OF the land ONCE at Springfield
Missouri, and was sentenced TO three year:
imprisonment and 10 pay fine Of hfeel
thousand collars.
NEW YORK, October 6-This morribg q
A. Pate rson Eotihed he stock exchange that
he had suspended. For ling time he has
bee one of the most active spectators at Jht
exchange, and conspicuous seller OF cOal
and other stocks His out landing contracts
are variously estimated at from iorty 10 sixty
thousand shares.
NEW ORLEANS, October 6.-Two freight
trains on the Jaeksol road collided to-day,
eight miles from this city. Eleven cars lOEd-
ed with cotton aud miscellaneous merch Gn-
die, including coal il, matches and powder,
were burned or blown to pieces. The ex-
ptoSlon of the powder is desc3io oed as teIridc.
One brakeman was Injured.
CHICAGO, OctObzr &c. W. Watson, a rep.
resentattvs OF ire New York firm Of w. H
Atkin q son, is the gentleman who eau ed the
arrest of Woodward. He was not school
mate or even personal friend of Wood ward.
but knew him simply by having met him on
cars between Ne : York and Norwslk. An
officer is expected TO arrive from New York
this afternoon TO take the prisoner in custody
WASHINGTON, Oetober 6--PresIdent and
Mrs. Grant returned to Washington this
morning. The President was in bis office al
ter half past ten this morning, anu received q
large number Of Centennial visit rs. No
meeting Of the cabinet was he'd, as nearly all
the members are out OF town. EecJ Jet8ry n6oc-
rlll ana POstma tsT-(5 eneral Tyner had con-
terence with the President in re a d 10 va,
rious routine matters in their respective de-
partments.
NASHVILLE, October 6.-Between one an d
two O'Clock this morning 2 man named Al
Kirkland. bartender on the river, was Sc
veTely cut in the cheek by Anderson Wad-
dell, OF Louisville, in a gambling bouse on
Church street. Il Is said that TIE affIay origin
ated about money loaned 10 Kirkland cy W8d.
dell. Kirkland died al ten o'clock unis moTn-
ing from the wounds received. WaddelI mas
not been arrested.
HARTFORD, October 6-The largest con.
course OF the week Assem- bled at tue opera
house this morntE al the f4l ewell meeting OF
the board Of foreign m 'ssipns, President Hop
klus in the chair. Prayers we've offerer, ad-
dresses made, tue usual resolutions of tnan ks
for hospitalities adopted, ana the session ad.
Journed. The TeXJ meetiUg viii be held in
Providence. DR.. FaircAild, q ohio, was
chosen to preach the sermon, and DR.. Lord, OF
Montpelier, alternate.
WILMINGTON, DEL, October Sat the
inspectors election to-day the Republicans
carried Wilmington by siXty-five majority, a
loss of one thousand since the municipal
election in September. Newcastle county
goes Democratic by small majority. Returns
from the state indicate a Democratic msjOrI-
ty OF nearly one thousand. Kent county gives
one taou sand Democratic majority. Sussex,
hye hundred. The Democrat majority in
the State will exceed eighteen hundred.