Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-24
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BROWNSVILLE, June %, / PINTO
day in the Supreme Court opinions were
announced in the following causes !:
Norton vs.. the State, and Anderson We.
the State-juagments arrested, and priso-
ners held to be further proceeded against
By Circuit Court OF Shelby. WyGne vs.
the State, reversed and cause Fenanded.
Myers VS.. the State, reversed and indict-
meDt quashed.
GRENADA, June 23.-EVery town on
the mississippi Central railroad, from
Canton up, except Durant, give heavy
msjoritiss against the new Constitution.
Democracy jabilant. SIGNAIGo.
PROvIDENCE, r. L, June Z3.-ADout
two weeks since Two young men put into
Newport, r.. l., in q email boat called
toe Dove, from Ne~burypOrt for Balti-
more. The craft was visited by several
experienced bOatmen, and the unani-
naOus opinion was that the chances were
against her reaching her port Of destina-
ZION. The beat has not been heard from
since, and the suppOsition is that she
went down in one Of the heavy gales
that set in soon after she departed.
NEW YORK, June co. Sarah Law
renee was m0rtaliy stabbed in a
row last night at WeedsvilIe, near
GAGOE4N IL 4 " y ONAAssA WHICH NC4C Al
rested as her assaiiaats. Ali are negroes
A fire at 81 Fulton street last night,
damaged The premises Of Henry Jack,
photographer, and others, to the extent of
i've Thousand dollars.
A meeting OF negroes last night, was
addressed By Susan B. Anthony, in favor
OF im partial suffrage.
The wife OF E. A. Pollard, it is be-
lieved, made an unsuccessful attempt st
poisoning herself Sunday night.
At Bellevue Hospital, yesterday after
noon, Coroner Keenan, heard part of the
testimony of the inquest On the bodies of
the victims of the recent steam fire en-
gine explosion in the BOwery. The ex-
animation will be continued Tomorrow
at the City Hospital, when the engineer
OF No. 9 will testify.
The seYenteeE-yearl Oeustsha within
the past few days made their appearance
on Long Island, the trees in the woods
az WhitepOst, about q mile west of Ja-
maica, being literally covered with them,
and more are still coming out of the
ground. Advices from the east end of
the island state that there are millions OF
them ia the vicinity OF Patchousene and
Farmingdale. They devOur everything
green that comes in their way, and great
fear is entertained that the present crop
will be destroyed by them.
Troy, n. T., June 23.-Dr. Thomas
G. Brinsward died suddenly last evening
OF disease of the heart, while presiding
at public meeting called for the purpose
of aiding the Rensselaer, Institute. He
was Viee-PTesident OF the State Ameri-
can Society, and President of the State
Medical society in 1857. In 1857, he
y as one of the delegates to the Paris
Scientific Congress. He was sixty-five
years old.
BANGOR, June 23.-The Democratic
District Convention for the Fourth Con-
gressional District nominated @. w.
Ladd, OF this city, for Representative to
Congress, and Hon. John b. Trafton for
Presidential ElectOT.
LONDON, June 23.-In the House OF
Com mons the Irish Political Reform
bill was agreed to last night by the House
in committee. The boundary bill was
resd for the third time.
AUGUSTA, June % Alexander H.
Stephens and Hersehel V. Johnson are
urged to be present ct the meeting OF the
National Democratic Convention.
Crops in this section are suffering for
rain, none of any consequence having
fallen in six weeks.