Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-27
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

General Sherman was in Cincinnati
yesterday.
The khan of Khiva has capitulated to
the Russians.
Cincinnati dispatches yesterday re-
ported three deaths from cholera.
Six hundred Chinese emigrants ar
rived at San Francisco yesterday.
The conservative republican journal,
the Steele, at Paris has been seized.
A ten thousand dollar fire occurred at
Sterling, Illinois, yesterday morning.
The National eclectic medical asso-
citation assembled at Columbus, Ohio,
yesterday.
The ohen-Railey- Kellogg shooting
scrape, in New Orleans, has not yet
been decided.
Boston "Trregularity' Goes bail has
been reduced from four hundred thou
sand to ninety-five thousand dollars.
Thomas Howard, a bar-keeper, shot,
and probably fatally wounded, Frank
McGittigan, in Philadelphia, yester-
day.
The annual meeting of the national
eclectic medical association will be held
in Boston on the second Tuesday in
June, 1874.
The temperance people of New York,
at Albany yesterday, were profuse in
condemnation of the action of the Re
publican party.
Ex-Queen Isabella left Rome yester-
day highly enthused over her reception
at the vatican, where she made lavish
nrasanfS and contributions
At Newcastle-on-Tyn yesterday the
race for the Northumberland plate was
won by Falkland, PrOdigal second and
Clearwell third. Twelve ran.
Rev. Father Peter Geyer, and his
brother John Geyer, both of Dayton,
Ohio, were drowned in the Ohio river
at Ripley Monday night while bathing.
The German turner's gave a concert
at Cincinnati last night, at which Mayor
Johnston delivered a reception speech to
the various delegations to the festival in
that city.
A large number of guns were taken
from the militia barracks at Cork on
Tuesday night. They have been Tecov-
cred, well-known Fenians giving infor-
nation TO the authorities.
The alumni of the university at Lew
ishurg, Pennsylvania, at a meeting
there yesterday, passed resolutions con-
! demning the action of the faculty and
trustees in their opposition to secret so
cieties.
The sheds attached to the Cincinnati
fertilizer company and six mules were
burned near that city yesterday, with 8
lot of machinery, bone dust and hair,
| The loss is about thirty.five thousand
dollars-no insurance. The main build
1 ing is unharmed.
The militia barracks at Cork, in Ire,
| land, were broken into Tuesday night
and several stands of arms taken. A
number of arrests have been made o.
several persons suspected. The tele
| graph wire between Brandon and Kin
sale have been cut.
A London telegram says that tn,
| Carlists deny the truth of the repor
| that the united bands of EliO, Ollo anC
Dorregarray had been defeated, anC
claim, on the contrary, that Elio ha
surrounded and captured two thOusan'
republicans at Barralea.
The editors of jackson, Indiana, tool
the last benefit of their deadhead rail
road passes yesterday over the For
| Wayne, Jackson and Saginaw railroad
and hereafter will give their pocket
books an airing when they cOntemplat
Pullman palace comforts.
The comptroller of currency has de
clared a dividend of four per cent. il
favor of the creditors of the Atlantic ma
tionaI bank of New York, payable Jul,
LIST ;alsO a second dividend to the creditor
of the First national bank Of Austin, Ne
vada, making in all dividend of sixty
five per cent.
At the Democratic county convention
held at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, yestel
day, in the afternoon session more thal
/ half of the delegates withdrew on &C
count OF the action of the chairman
The rest of the convention continued i
session, and made a show of nominatin
delegates to the State convention, whic
meets at Wilkesbarre on the twenty
seventh instant.
/ A dispatch FROM San Antonio, Texas
dated the nineteenth instant, says
"Our city was visited by terrible tor
nado about three O'Clock this evening
At about half-past four O'Clock th
i clouds gathered, and soon the rain bega
to fall. Shortly after the wind came
, and, gradually increasing its strength
terminated in q fearful whirIwinC
which tore up trees and unroofed man
,ouses, blowing down several more. !
exican girl was killed by a fallin
house. Mavericks two-stOry residere
on the Alamo PlaZa was struck by
falling tree, and the rear wing complete
ly crushed. Lulu Frost, daughter ,
, Colonel Frost, and Samuel Maverick
daughter, were caught in the house, an
seriously hurt. The east end of the cit
was the scene of the storm, and th
: streets show signs of the wreck"