Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-10
FLUID EXTRACTS.

Cleveland Republicans ratified the
Philadelphia nominees Saturday night
Both the Mercantile and Public Schoo
Libraries in ST. Louis were opened t.
the public yesterday.
( The Republicans of Terre-Haute, In.
diana, ratified the Philadelphia nOmi.
nations on Saturday night.
A tugboat capsized in Mazora river
near Buffalo, New York, Saturday, by
which two men were drowned.
| Chief-Justice Cookburn, British mem.
Der of the Board of Arbitration, an.
nounced at court in London, Saturday
that he was about to leave for Geneva
to be present at the meeting of the tri'
bunal on the fifteenth instant.
In Paris, the great event of the racing
season, a contest for the prize of Paris
came off to-day. The race was Won
easily by Cremoine, the winner of the
Derby, who came in two-lengths ahead
of Refine; MadZga was third.
An inundation ON the river Po has
rendered twenty-five thousand persons
homeless in the province of Ferrana
alone. The destruction and suffering in
the neighbOring river pOvinces is not SC
general, but extensive and severe.
The printers of Buffalo, New York,
are inauguTating strike for increase OF
wages, which it is supposed win occur
about the seventeenth instant. Other
trades-unions are preparing for similar
movement in connection with the eight
hour scheme.
Virgins Ferry Company sued out an
attachment in st. Louis on Saturday
against the Chicago, Alton and st.
Louis railroad for fifty thousand dollars
for alleged violation of the contract
regarding the transfer of freight across
the river at that point.
At Terre Haute, Saturday, an old man
went into the cemetery for the purpose
of visiting the grave of his wife, and
while there was seized with congestion
and fell insensible, and was not dis
covered till yesterday morning, when he
was found in a dying condition.
In the Spanish Senate Saturday a
resolution approving the conduct OF
SerranO, in Navarro, in which it was
declared wise as it was merciful, was
adopted. 1t is also reported that
Senior COstelor made a speech in the
COrtes, in the course of which he de-
Tended the Commune and the Interna-
tional Society.
Advices from Bombay state that a
steamer has arrived from Zanzibar with
news which puts the safety of DIR. Liv-
ingston beyond doubt. CoEriers had
reached Zanzibar frOm the interior with
positive intelligence that DR.. Livings-
ton had arrived at Unyamyembe. Stan
ley, the Herald explorer, had left that
place with letters from the great explO-
rer, and was near the coast.
J. H. Mansfield, a painter, met Miss
Hetty Helm, the daughter of a promi.
nent wholesale merchant, on the street
in San Francisco, last night, and de-
manded that the should retract her re,
fusal to marry him, which she declined
whereupon he shDt her three times with
a revolver, the balls taking effect in the
breast and hip. He then shot himself
twice in the breast. Both are now liv-
ing, and it is thought that Miss Heir
will recover. III,
The Liberal Republicans of the Senate
and House of Representatives assem-.
bled at the Greeley and Brown head.
quarters Saturday evening. After some
consultation on matters of the politica,
campaign, r. 4. Fenton was chosen
Chairman of the Congressional Cam.
paign Committee. Correspondence rel
ative to the canvass, political docu
ments, organization Of clubs, etc., may
be addressed to Chairman Fenton
Washington.