Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-09
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Cougress adjourRs tomorrow.
Ii In London betting Is three 10 OF
ne against the Atalanta crew.
5. The funeral Of Father Cleveland too
a place in Boston yesterday.
" All places of business are hereafter
, be closed on Sunday in Salt Lake Cit,
= The Radicals, wherever they are
IL be found, are ratifying the nOminatio
~ 4, of Grant and Wilson.
!. A resolution to pay Senator Wicker
q for the year commencing March 4, 1856
a passed the Senate yesterday.
ie The fall races Of the Nashville Bloc,
7, Horse Association have been set for tn
e week commencing September 3Oth.
|, The President yesterday nominate
y w. H Cheesebr0ugh, Assistant Secret.
= ~ Of Legation to London, rice Ma
y Woodruff, resigned.
President Grant has approved a larp
\ number of bills, among them an az
= relative to homestead settlers burned OU
ia Wisconsin and Michigan.
Both Houses have agreed to a confer
enee report ON the bill paying awards {
, Southern Claims Commissioners, and
$ now goes to the President.
The State Reform Convention {
: Louisiana rejected the Democratic nom
: inee and adjourned yesterday subject L
the call Of the Executive COMMITTEES.
The workingmen Of New York. il
: most instances, have been highly sue
4 cessful in getting all they want of in
! crease Of wages and decrease Of time.
e. The workingmen of New York win
5 to-day, have large and very imposini
E procession. The militia, under Genera
2 Shaler, viii be held in hand in case o
disturbance.
Next Friday, in Philadelphia, vii
determine whether that city will submit
I 10 the demands of the gas-strikers, o
worry over the beauteous glimmer o
, coal-Oil lamps.
Fort Garry advices state that unless
treaty is made soon with the Indians Oh
the Saskatchewan there viii be trouble
as many American traders are among
them furnishing them with liquor.
UTbana, Ohio, was the sufferer to the
amount Of ten thousand dollars by the
burning Of the spoke factory of Hurd
Brothers yesterday. The fire originated
in the engine room. No insurance.
The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee Of North Carolina yesterday, ap-
pointed delegates to the Baltimore Con-
( vention. Henry q. Williams, James
Englehard and General A. NJ. Scots.
The London Telegraph saws it has
reason to believe that negotiations with
/ the United States relative to a definite
l settlement Of the consequential damages
controversy are progressing satisfscto-
! rily.
The Senate yesterday, before adjourn
ment, passed a resolutian thanking
1 Niee-President COlfax for the dignity
! and courtesy with which ,he has con-
Quoted himself as President OF the Sem
ate. .
/ The trial Of Peter Justin for alleged
rape and murder Of Mrs. Hamblin, Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, viii take
I place at franklin next week, venue
having been changed to Williamson
county.
A detail Of officers of the Engineer
/ Corps has been announced for duty on
1 the commission to survey the boundary
I line along the fOrty-ninth parallel, in
/ accordance with an act of Congress ap-
I proved March 18th.
John Barclay was convicted in CoIum-
I bus, Ohio, yesterday, of murder in the
first degree, and sentenced to be hung on
/ the fourth of October. Charles Garner
was bis victim, whom he murdered for
a paltry sum OF money.
Attorney-G General Barlow, OF New
1 York State, has brought suit against ex-
Insurance Superintendent Miller, to re-
I cover fees received on transfers Of secu-
N-fN
The State claims seven thousand dollars
and interest.
In Washington it is said that the
Democratic representatives in the
I House are determined to resist by all
parliamentary means the enforcement
of the act engrafted by the Senate on
sundry civil appropriation bills, even if
the bin itself should fail.
w. T. Beers, night-editor Of the New
York Tribune, died yesterday OF eonges-
ton Of the brain. Mr.. Beers was ma
tive Of Ireland, and formerly a compost
tor, and in 1866 was attached TO the edi-
toTisl corps as night-editOr, which posi-
ton he held when be died.
A dispatch from Washington says the
conference reports on river and harbor
and the fortific8tiOn appropriation bills
have been agreed TO BY both houses.
The only appropriation bill not now
signed or ready TO be signed by the
President is the sundry civil bill
The city Of Boston programme for the
Fourth of July celebration embraces
prizes Of four hundred dollars and two
hundred dollars for the six-oared boat
man, six miles; also, four hundred dol
lars and two hundred and fifty dollars
for competition drill, open to all comers.
a trotting match took place in Pros
pect Park, Toledo, Ohio, yesterday, for
two hundred dollars a side, between r.
J. WheeleT's "Dusky" and J. A. Ed
ridges Little Jack, p mile heats, three
best in five in harness. Won by
" Dusky" in three straight heats. Time,
3:153-S:l1-4:135.
The body Of a young man named VIM.
Black, was found this morning in the
ruins Of the Canal Collectors Office,
which was crushed BY the falling OF the
adjoining wall during the storm yester-
day. 1t Is supposed that he took refuge
ia the Office from the storm. He lived
near More Gle, Michigan.
An Evansville dispatch Of Satusday,
June Sth, says: Colonel G. II. Butter
field, Judge Of the Criminal Court, was
to-day elected Mayor Of this city by five
hundred and sixty-fiye majority over
n. S. Ford. It was not a party vote.
Judge Butterfield carried every ward
but the SIXTH
A Washington telegram says that
very large number of visitors called at
the Executive mansion to-day includ- /
ing many delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention from the Southern States I
About forty members Of the Typographi- I
cal Union, which has been i'm session in /
deut.
Yesterday in New York city Red I
S1oud and his party and a portion Of 4
the japanese Embassey met in Wall 1
street banking house, while the former
was being shown through that financial
center, and were introduced. The IN
dians subsequently visited the Custom
house, Stock Exchange, Sub Treasury.
aud other points of interest in Wall
street.
Benjamin F. Burrows, proprietor efl
the fremont House, and recently from
Chicago, shot and seriously wounded
Charles Z. Leiehsering yesterday after
noon. The affair grew out Of business
difficulty, Burrows having recently pur-
chased the Churchill House of Leiseh-
ering, and accusing him Of using fraud,
which the latter resented.
A New York dispatch says that it is
now ascertained that Captain Calver-
esses had with him at the time of his
murder at Bridgeport, eighty thousand
1OllaTs in bonds, which were stolen by