Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-11
TELEGRAMS.

Governor B. Gratz Brown was in New
York Tuesday.
! Five dead bodies were found in the
river at New York, Monday.
: Foreign papers announce the death O
; the celebrated German author, Rober
PrietZ.
President Grant has accepted an invi
tation to attend Strauss ball in New
York.
Charles Neggle was killed by JOSEPH
Greed with a knife, in ZebulOn, Illinois
yesterday.
Arrangements for the Orange process
sion in New York, on the twelfth, have
been completed.
VIM. Cain, aged nineteen years, was
crushed to death at Longs Pipe Found
~ in Louisville yesterday.
The Salt Lake police are making
things hot for Sunday traffickeTs, gamb-
lers and houses of ill-fame.
The Academy of Music at New York,
was crowded to OVERLOOKING on the occa-
sion of STRAUSS first concert.
Lord William Park and Right Honor
able John Parker from London, were in
Chicago ON the eighth instant.
A clothing house in indianapolis was
damaged by fire Tuesday to the
amount of fifty thousand dollars.
Lydia Thompson, with an entire new
troupe, arrived at New York by the
LCity of Brooklyn, from Liverpool.
Lizzie Garrabrant, sentenced to hang
at Trenton, New York, has her sentence
committed to Imprisonment for life.
The strikes in London are all falling
through-the strikers resuming their
labors at former rates and conditions.
William Hagmann, a German, COM
mitted suicide by jumping from a ferry
boat at st. Louis, yesterday. Drunk.
Thornburg's hat, fur and furnishing
store in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, last night, was
destroyed by fire. Loss fifteen thousand
dollars.
A Paris dispatch states that England,
Italy and Switzerland decline to accept
the notifications proposed to the treaty
of France.
A negro named Thomas Smith will be
hung in Louisville on the thirteenth Of
September for the murder of Joseph
Braden in May, 1871.
A Mrs. ~Southworth, near Chicago,
poisoned her three children Monday,
and then committed suicide. Insanity
from sickness was alleged as the
The Sanitary Police of New York
have discovered that the filthiest places
in all New York are found in a block of
buildings owned by Bergh, the anti
cruelty-tO-animals man.
A man named Page has commenced
a suit at Salt Lake to recover fifty thou
sand dollars from the Central Pacific
railroad for ejecting him from the train
at Corinne while holding an absolute
passenger ticket.
General st. John b i. Skinner, who
was formerly for seventeen years First
Assistant Postmaster General, was
stricken with paralysis in Washington
on last Saturday, and is now in a very
critical condition.
A man named John Hennessey, at
Louisville, while drunk and in pursuit
Of the foreman on the bridge, with
whom he was quarreling, fell through
the bridge, a distance of seventy feet,
and was instantly killed.
The funeral of ex-MIayor Bigelow, Of
Boston, took place onthe eighth instant,
AlOAn us AdlC ACoA4CAACC1 SDAhAAbbo nv
enue. The pSllbearers were Mayor Gas
ton, and ex-Nfayors Rice, Noreross,
Wightman, Shurtleff and Quincy.
AT Quakertown, Pennsylvania, yes
terday morning, the receiver in the en-
CINE house of the North Pennsylvania
Iron Company's furnace exploded, kill
ing John Reilly, James Stone and John
Farley. Several persons were severely
hurt.
George F. Cattrell, a clerk in the War
Department, committed suicide at the
Ebbitt House, Washington, yesterday by
cutting a deep cash in his wrist, and a
slight N in his throat. The former
wound caused his death. No cause is
given.
A man named Fitzpatrick, in Chi
cago, made an attempt to get up a
Mrs Cleary's-cow sensation Monday
night, but the result was most disastrous
to himself, as his life is despaired of, and
the buildings in the vicinity remain un-
harmed.
The Apaehes from the great reserva-
tionin Arizona, who made a treaty with
General Howard a month since, and
have been fully fed, left with the avowed
intention Of going on the war path.
Troops are in pursuit. Many depreda-
tons are already reported.
Late dispatches received last night
from the City Of Mexico, dated the first
instant report numerous transformations
are taking place in every part of the
country, and that the American Min
lister will leave for the United States
about the fifteenth, and will not return.
A Boston dispatch states that Bis
marck has received assurances from
three OF the great Catholic powers con-
senting to a cOnclave of Cardinals in
order to have a perfect understanding
between the Cardinals and general
governments interested in the Pope.
A Berlin correspondent of the London
Standard writes that the increasing tide
of emigration from Germany TO the
United States causes considerable un-
easiness to the imperial government.
Measures for the repression Of the exc
dus of the subjects of the empire are Sc
riously contemplated.
Judge McCunn's funeral in New York
on the eighth instant was largely attend
ed. A captain of a militia company
was arrested by the police for allowing
a band of music to play while retu ing
from the funeral. The company thFeat-
ened to rescue their commander but he
dismissed them to their armory. This
probably viii be made test case underd
the new law.
In Washington city, Tuesday, at
the new State Department building, a
wire gay-rope supporting the derricks
drew from the bolt, and down came the
derricks, falling across the foundation
of the building, where all the workmen
were engaged. killing the hod-carrier
Jerry Deery, and a passer-by. Deery
was crushed to apulp, and the heao OF
the passer-by was completely hattened.
Five others ofthe workmen received in
juries. EELEE HEb4 '