Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-14
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Cholera Reports from Nashville and Cia-
einnati-NO Disturbance on the
"TWelfth" In Ireland.
From the Seat Of War in Spaln-Partle-
uiars Of the Surrender Of EhiTa
New York Agricultural
College.
The Departure of the 'sTigress'' DE.
layed-NeW York News-The
Czar0Witeh and Princess
DagmOn-Etc., Etc.

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DagmOn-Etc., Etc.
Three Deaths from Cholera Al CiBeIn
natl.
u CINCINNATI, ONO, July 13.-Thre,
deaths from cholera were reported at tn.
health office to-day.
Heavy Storm.
CINCINNATI, j uly I3.-A storm of rain
thunder and lightning visited this eity
about nine o'clock this evening The
heavy portion was north of the city.
E.zi Royal Leaye-Tasfng
LONDON, July 13.-The Czarwiteh and
Princess Dagman took leave of the
queen yesterday and departed for Darne-
stadt.
fhe Emperor OF China Gives Audience
TO she Japanese Ambassadors.
SHANGHAI, July 8, Uia. LONDON July
l3.-The japanese ambassadors and
all the foreign ministers at Pekin had
an audience with the emperor of G hina
on the June 29th.
AQuIeG s.TweIlih'-PrInee Arthur.
DUBLIN, July I3.-Everything passed
off quietly in Londonderry and Belfast
| yesterday. There was no disturbance in
this city.
Prince Arthur has gone to Christiana
to be present at the coronation Of Oscar
as king of Norway.
No Cholera In Nashville.
NASHVILLE, July 13.-No deaths from
any cause reported in the city to-day.
The city papers have ceased publishing
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agreed that the cholera has spent It's
force and made its exit from Tennessee.
| Trains on all the railroads centering
here, which were discontinued on
account of cholera, will resume their
regular schedule tomorrow.
Railroad Accident Negro shot-Boy
Drowned.
EVANSVILLE, IND, July Is. Two
cars were thrown from the track of the
Nashville division of the St. Louis and
Southeastern railroad on Saturday
night, wounding about fifteen persons,
most of them members of Warren's sill
yer band Of this city. None were dan
gerOusly injured.
A negro named Joe Beverly shot an
other named William Williams Satur-
day night in this city, while standingat
his own door. Williams will recover.
A boy named Matt. Wallace, of Cairo,
fourteen years old, was drowned Satur-
day night, and the body was found this
morning.
How Khiva was Captured.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July I3.-Dispatche
from Khiva give the following account
Of the events subsequent to the capture
of that city: The khap voluntarily
entered the Russian camp and gave in
his submission, formally declaring him
self vassal of Russia. General Kauf-
man then restored him to the throne,
and appointed a council of administra-
ton to assist him in its government
during the occupation of the khanite by
the Russian forces. The khan, in token
of his gratitude, issued, OD the twenty
fourth Of June, decree forever abolish
ingslavery within his dominion. General
kaufman has sent dispatch TO Teheran
notifying the Persian government to
make preparations for the reception of
ten thousand natives of Persia who have
been released from slavery by the khan's
decree.
Disturbances In Spain.
MADRID, July 13.-The cortes yester-
day authorized energetic measures for
the suppression of the insurreetion in
Alcoy.
A paper mandatory at Villa Dardo |
has been burned by rioters.
Messengers from the town of Granal- |
lers del Wales have arrived at Barcelona |
with pressing demands for reinforce |
ments.
BAY0NNE, July 13.-F'ive thousand |
peasants at Alnera have joined the
Carlists, being driven thereto by the ex-
cesses of the Republicans.
General Velarde, with seven battal- |
lions, has arrived before Aleoy. He was /
obliged to arrest thirty of his own men
for insubordination ON the march.
1t is rumOred that the internatiOnalists
have risen in Cartagena, and have made
themselves masters of the town, the
forts, telegraph and railroad. The
marines remain faithful to the govern
ment and hold the navy-yard.
Failure of One of Brigham's Ruse
Schemes.
SALT LAKE, July l3-The San Juan
{ (Arizona) Mormon mission, projected
by Brigham Young to settle in that ter
ritOry and build that section of Tom
Scott's Southern Pacific railroad, has
proved disastrous and complete failure.
The entire colony, more than seven
hundred, are on their way home to Utah
again. Many have already arrived,
and others remain on the other side of
Colorado river for want of boats, which
are the last to cross. The emigTants ex-
perienced terrible sufferings. The char
acter of the country was completely
represented; 1t was sterile, and wa
ter and pasturage scarce Nothing short
D. the Apache country can come up to
TO it, and the colony refused to take the
chances OF being massacred by the In
iians. On their return, the emigrants
we're compelled to throw away their
stores and all heavy articles to enable
hem to reach water and feed for the
eams. The condition of the people eand
rain is extremely bad. The result has
ihaken faith in the infallibility of the
head Of the church as the inspired
prophet.
Rev. Norman Mclean, a distin- /:
pushed clergyman, has gone west 10 1
commence lecturing tour on Utah and |
dormonism from gentle standpoint. :
From View York.
New YORK, July 13.-The New York /,
agricultural college excursion to Vir- ,
,inia, the Indian Territory, Colorado
md the Rocky mountains will leave
lere Tuesday morning.
A suit has been commenced in the {
United States district court against (
)uden, Frears & Co., lace importers, for '
ne hundred and two thousand dollars l
for alleged irregularities in {
goods and involving frauds 5
N the revenue laws. /
The departure of the Tigress from the d
Brooklyn navy-yard, on trial trip, was '
elayed till late hour yesterday after t
oon in consequence of the discovery of t
mother leak. 1t is said that an augur- {
ole had been left unplugged under the il
utside planking and had not been e
sulked. She may not commence her d
oyage until Tuesday. a
1t il now stated that the killing D
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