Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-14
TELEGRAMS.

Logan spoke at Cairo last night.
Senator Morton addressed Repub-
hcan gathering st Madison, Indiana,
yesterday.
Sandusky, OhiS, yesterday voted one
hundred and ninety thousand dollars in
aid Of the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad. As "s t
Torrent & Arms's steam saw-mill,
neal. Detroit, Michigan, valued at eighty
thousand dollars, was destroyed by fire
yesterday,
The First National Bank of Jeffer-
son, Ohio, with a capital of one hum
dred thousand dollars, has been authov-
fed to do business.
Two men were killed on the Dayton
and Miami railroad yesterday by coll
lisiOn with portion of the train which
had become detached. srF
The Spanish ram Numencia put into
New York yesterday, with sixteen
cases Of yellow fever on board. She
was placed in quarantine.
A London dispatch, dated six O'Clock
yesterday morning, states that Princess
Helena, wife of Prince Christian, has
been delivered of a daughter.
J. II. Blacke, proprietor of the Del
mOnicO eating-salOOn in Cincinnati,
committed suicide in the cellar of his
saloon on Monday, by hanging.
The Executive Committee of the Ger
man Central Greeley Association organ
lied In New York yesterday. Anthony
EickhOff, of the Ne50 Yorker Journal,
was elected President.
At Geneva, Monday night, one of the
most extensive cotton factories was en-
tirely destroyed by fire, by which eight
hundred operatives were thrown out of
employment. Loss, ten million francs.
A Raleigh, North Carolina, dispatch
says that on Saturday night a party of
negroes called on white man named
Hicks, and terribly mutilated his per-
son. Two Of the villains have been ar
rested.
Fisher Bros, heavy oil merchants of
Pittsburg, failed Monday, with liabilities
of about a million dollars. Their assets
largely exceed this amount. 1t is prob
able that their creditors will grant an
extension.
Ned OBaldwin, the prize-fighter,
was arrested at Baltimore yesterday on
the charge Of intending to violate the
laws Of the State of Maryland, and held
10 bail in the sum of two thousand dol
lars. Mace slid out.
One Mr.. StausbTun gave out, at a col
ored meeting in Lexington, that he
would reply to Mr.. Summers letter to
the negroes Of the country, but the
meeting became boisterous and would
not hear the gentleman.
a private telegram from Rome 10
Archbishop McClosky, of New York,
announces the appointment Of Rev.
William Henry Elder, Bishop of
Natchez, to be Archbishop of Baltimore,
to succeed Archbishop Spaulding.
Bishop Elder is a native of Baltimore,
where be was born in 1872
1t is expected that a political discus
sion between Sanders (Greeley) and
GaEnett Grant will take place In New
York Thursday afternoon. A challenge
has been sent by Saunders to Rev. w.
Z. Butler Grant, cOlored, inviting him
to meet his colleague, George w. Hat
ten Greeley, in a Ike manner.
Samuel w. Cheesman, of Maine, who
had purchased an ice business in Wash
ington City, was fatally shot yesterday
AFTERNOON Dy desperate named Barney
Wood, formerly in the ice business.
Wood was arrested after firing a shot
from carbine at Lieutenant Grossford,
of the police force, who made the arrest.
The shot didn't take effect.
AT New Orleans yesterday the Pinch
back Republican Convention had a
stormy session. General n. ]. Camp
bell spoke in favor of an alliance with
the Liberals and indorsing Greeley.
stating if Morton failed, he would with
draw. The proposition TO fuse with the
Liberals was lost by a vote of eighty
seven to one hundred and ninety-eight,
when Campbell, President of the con-
vention, and eighty-sevenmembers with
drew. Colonel Carter also declared for
Greeley. 4Pinchbaek declared that
Republican government in this State
could only be had under the leadership
of Grant