Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-27
TELEGRAPHIC BR sVITLES.

Ne" 1OSh, september S0.-I1e steamer
Olympia. from liverpool, has arrived.
PHILA DELPHIA, September %. Arrived:
Steamship City OF New York, from Liverpool
LOUISVILLE, Sep ember 26 "A good crowd
and excellent port at the Jockey cub ground
to-day.
PARIS, September 2S.-The reports OF the
immint nee OF an lnsuIrectlon at Algeria are
denied.
EVANSVILLE, INb, september 2s.-Goy
ernUr Morton spose e at Boonevi.l5 to-day. He
speaks here tonight.
LONDON, SsiT;;eIu 1er 25 The steamers Ger
mania, om New York, I'd Polynesian, from
Sontreal, have arrived out.
LONDON, septem GER PA dispatch from
Maorid says the United stats steamer Frank
lin will take Tweed anu Hunt ca board this
week.
NEW OR E ANS, september 26.-Edward
Pillsbur, ad mi nisLI ator OF tinAnc :, has bern
nominated as candidate for mayor by the
Demo; rats.
LONCON, September 2s The amount of
bullion wit drawn from the Bank of Eng
land on balance to-day is one hundred thou
sand pounds.
SALT LAKE, Septen Der 26.--At the differ
ent Mormon primaries, he'd In this city last
night, George @ Cannon was chosen for dele
gate TO copgr,ss.
FAN FRANCISCO, September 26-sailed:
ship EensraI NC elan New York trade dol
srs, four TO hve cents discount; halves six to
six and one quarter cents.
CHICAGO, September 25-The special postal
railway commission appointed u der aulhori
~ OF an act of congress passed last session,
Convened here this morning.
MONTGOMERY. ALA, September 26.-Doc
rs stone and Mindevil;e, OF New Orleans,
with ten nurses, passed through this city for
Brunswick, Georgia, to-day.
NEW YORK. September 28.-Arrived:
Steamships Bolivia, from Glasgow; Lessipg,
from Hamburg; Denmark, from LonGon;
Switzerland from Antwerp.
FRANKFORT, MICH, September 25.-The
Frankfort compsny's saw-miil was burned
this morning. Loss, thirty thousand dollars;
insurance, ton thousand dollars.
LONDON, september 70 Abraham Robin
son son, cotton. spinne OF Hebdln Bridge,
Yorkshire, have failed. Liabilities one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars.
LOUISVILLE, September 26 The Republi-
cans of this district, at noon to-day, nomi-
mated Hon. Walter Evans for congress. He Is
awell-known memoer OF the bar Of Louis
VILE.
LISBON September 20.-Nicholas Sa maron
has fed o this place from Madrid To escape
prosecution for connection with a manifesto
OF the advanced Republicans calculated
throughout Spain.
NEW YORK, September % The steamer
Liberty, from dRvana, was abandoned at sea
in gale on the seventeeth instant, and foun-
dered. The crew were taken of by Schooner
and brought TO Philadelphia.
CHICAGO, September 26.-Wm. A. Gavett
Unit states Internal revenue agent, hiss un-
eRrthed in this city several Illicit whisky
stills, similar 10 those be discovered in Louis
vile, Evansvi1- and other western cities.
DAYTON, o., September 25. The weather
has been nne during the day, and larger
amount OF articles for display at the Southern
ONO fair has been received than at any previ
Gus year. The exhibit OF stock is uuususly
coed.
LITTLE ROCK, September 20 "A man
named Thomas Mooney, employed on the
Lon Mou utain .iIroad wSs fatally tabled,
last night. at Jackson vile, nea' this city. by
William King. who was promptly arrested.
Cause-W htsky.
SALT LAKE. Sept mber 2o.-Grading was
commenced yesterday on the POr Il md, Dallas
anu Salt Lake railroad at pIinnt, Utah.
Work VIII be pushed ahead as RAPIDLY as pc s.
sible. Surveys are being made with sstisiac.
tory results, and the Marsh valley will De
reached this week.
ST. LOUIS, September 25-ColOnel f. F.
Roa ers, of Kansas City, another Of the part es
indicted a week ago by the uited states
trand jury at Jefferson iy, for comptcity in
Thousand dollars bonds to-day.
TOLEDO, S-pt' mber Is -Eeua'or Thurman
and stephen ]. Meany spoks 10 large audi
ence at the opsrs-house tonight. senator
Thurman occupied most of the evening, de.
voted to q comprehensive view Of the political
que tioDs, and was well received.
WASHINGTON, September 26-The prose-
cution has closed in tle safe-burglary case
oOk, for the defense, said If the court would
adjourn over u til to morrow they could
make their opening aud conclude the tesli-
mony by the usual hour OF Iecess-one O'Clock.
Court adjourned.
ST, LOUIS. September 2j.-The Democrats
of the second congressional district "f this
city had V ry stormy time In their conven-
tIon this afternoon. The contest between the
friends OF Z asths Wells, the present incum
bent, and Colonel A. W SlHyoack was very
bitter and turbulent.
LAFAYETTE, IND September 25.-Ths Re-
publ can mass-meetlng at the historic Tippe-
canoe battle-ground, tomorrow, will be
grand al AIR. Mr.. Blaine is here, the guest o
Mr.. Orth, and will speak tomorrow. The
meeti will also be addressed by Ben HarTi.
Ioa and other speakers.
CHICAGO, September 23.-The tele graph
lines on the Canada Southern railway and
the Chicago and Canada Southern railroad
have been Withdrawn from the Atlantic and
Pacific cDmplDy's offices, and will hereafter
connect with the Western Union tel graph
company's office and system OF lines.
CHICAGO, september pa Democratic
mass meeting was held on Market square here
70 night, at which there was present, II IL as
serted the largest crowd ever assembled at n
political meeting in Chicago. The SPEAKERS
were -eustors Bsysrd and NJ M'Donald, Ex Sen
ator Doolitte, General FarnswoTth, aud
number Of other prominent Democrats.
FALMOUTH, ENGLAND, September "a
The American bark Norway put in here in
consequence OF damages recei yed in a cnlli-
sion on "a ulday night, with the bark Wave
Queen, belonging TO Shoreham. One seama u
climbed on board the Norway and IL the only
person known to be saved from the Wave
Queen, which disappeared.
PHILADELPHIA, september ga state
ment having been published I'm diff rent Sec
tions of the country that, in consequence OF
the heavy passenger trafic caused by the
Centep NAL tne Pen nsylv- MIA road had deci-
ded to suspend, temporarily, the movement OF
freight over its road, the officers Of that road
authorize q denial of the statement.
ST. LOUIS, September E6.-Au the Demo-
cratic papers, both English and German, are
criticising the county ticket nominated, yes
terday. by the Democrat &c convention, some
of them severely, and predict its d.feat. The
muddle in the second coDgressioI al dIst'ict,
where WeIIs md 5IRyback were nom sted
still exists and the friends Of both gentlemen
say they will run.
LONDON, September 25-The NetOS says
John O'C"nner, 20 xer mem ber Of I,arl ameut
from Ireland, has res1gn-d his position IS
member OF the committee OF home rule con-
federation, and 81 rted FOR the United ~ 4tes,
bearing q coI Rrafulatory address on tn CEN
teanisi OF American independence, which he
and Mr.. Charles stewart Parnell. home rule
member for Meath, have been delegated to