Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-20


FORT MCPHERSON, NEB., June lo.-
Professor Marsh, Of the Yale college ex.
NlOring party, left here to-day for tbs
the Mobrava river, where they vii
spend the next five weeks in geological
investigations. Two companies Of the
third cavalry, under the command ot
Colonel Mills, act as escort.
Heavy Failures in ~. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, June I9.-The following
provision dealers failed yesterday
HzETis & Thomas, liabilities three hun.
GTcd and twenty-five thousand dollars
Guthrie & Co., liabilities two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars; Cheatham
Draughan & CO., liabilities three hun.
dred and seveRty-five thousand dollars
The aggregate a5nOUnt of meat on hand
and bought for future delivery for which
these firms are liable is six million
pounds OF meat and twelve thousand
barrels of pork. The Indebtedness OF
these firms is in st. Louis, New Orleans,
Cincinnati, Louisville and Chicago.
Nhag Susan B. had TO Say to the Sen.
tence Of the Court.
CANANDAIGUA, y. Y, June l9.-At
Two o'clock this afternoon Judge Selden
made a motion, in the case of Miss An
hOny, for new trial, upon the ground
Ot g misdirectiOn Of the judge in order
ing a verdict Of guilty without submit
ting the case to the jury. The court, in
a brief review Of the argument of the
counsel, denied the motion. The dis
trict attorney Immediately moved that
the judgment Of the court be
pronounced upon the defendant. The
court made inquiry of Miss Anthony il
she had anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced. She said
she had great many things to say, and
declared that N her trial every princi-
pie of justice had been violated, and
that ever.y right had been denied. That
she had had no trial of her peers, and
that tne court Of jurors were her politi-
cal sUperiOrs and not her peers, and
announced her determination to con-
uRue her labOrs until equality was OBJ
Iained, and was proceeding to discuss
The questions involved in the case when
she was interrupted by the court with
the remark that these questions could
not be reviewed. Miss Anthony replied
that she wished it fully understood that
she asked no clemeney from the
court; that she desired and de-
manded the full rigor Of the law.
Judge Hunt then said: "The Judgment Of
the court is that you pay a fine of one
hundred dOllaCs and costs Of the prose-
cution," and Immediately added that
there is no order that you stand COM
mitted until your fine is paid" " and so
the trial ended. A motion for a new
trial Is tC be made in the case of the in
spectonS tomorrow morning, on the
ground that Hall, one of the defendants,
was absent during the trial.
Miscellaneous.
The Carew paper mills at South Had
ley Falls were almost wholly burned, at
three O'Clock this morning. Loss, fifty
thousand dollars; insured.
There was considerable excitement in
Poiiee circies in New York yesterday on
the report that twenty-five eolored pa
trolmen Were to be appointed.
President Grant expressed himself
satisfied with the result of the labors of
The Texas border commission, and
promises to secure proper protection to
th's citizens.
Albert B. Williams, a soldier, was
Of manslaughtera at Canandai-
qua, yesterday, and sentenced TO one
year IN the State prison and five hum
dred dollars fine.
A Little Rock telegram last night says
That the crop reports are unfavorable
throughout the state, owing to wet
weather. In some counties il has rained
every day for month.
Information has been received at the
war department that the legislature of
Texas has commended Colonel McKen-
zle's late pursuit and chastisement of
TIE KickapOO Indians.
William Lambert, a curbstone broker,
was arrested in New York yesterday for
theft Of bonds from a banking-hOuse in
Toledo, Ohio. One of the stolen bonds
was found on his person when arrested.
A dispatch from the Great Eastern,
dated Tuesday noon, reports four hun
dred and fOTty-three miles of cable
payed out The Great Eastern then
wss in latitude So 20, longitude 20' So,
Burlington, Iowa, burned to the extent
of four hundred thousand dollars yester-
day, in which fOrty-nine buildings were
destroyed. Insurance companies were
damaged one hundred and forty thou
sand dollars.
The reported changes in the consul
lates to be made by the President for the
benefit Of his southern friends have be
gun, the first being the appointment of
Henry Ray MyeTs, Of Alabama, consul
al Hamilton, Ontario, in place Of Bslk,
suspended.
A New York telegram says that in the
supreme court IN that city yesterday,
William Newman received thirty-nine
thousand nine hundred and ninety dol
-. -
latter being charged with driving the
former from his store, in Arkansas, in
1861.
John B0ulger made one mile and an
eighth in two minutes, at tine Prospect
park races, in New York, yesterday,
and won the five hundred dollar purse.
Joe Daniels won the second rsce-one
mile in one minute and fOTty-fOur and
half seconds. The last race, for one
thousand dollars, was won by a walk
over by Hubbard.
A correspondent at Brussels telegraphs
that the Belgian government has re-
fused General Cluseret, the French
safe conduct into Belgium,
and has further informed him that if he
came into the country he would be ar
rested and surrendered to the French
He is the individual that
got away with Trains shirts.
Rev. Mr.. Lampe, pas tor Of Zion's
and teacher Of German in the
public schools at Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, was arrested Tuesday for an at
tempted rape on a young girl twelve
wears Of age, one of his scholars. He
denies the charge, and gave bail for his
Dar-ffsau oh
equally divided as TO his guilt OF not.
A suit to recover damages on account
Of the alleged unsOURdness of the trOt-
.ing-mare NOne-Such, at Springfield,
resulted in favor of the
plaintiff, the damages being laid at five
thousand dollars. NOne-Such, when
bought by the plaintiff, was warranted
sound, but proved to be cribber; but the
.ribbing, the defense maintained, was
habit and not unsOuadDess.
The Liabilities of the firm Of 5. K. Me
Clean & Co, bankers, which suspended
a DAY OF two ago at Pittsburg, cannot as
yet be fully ascertsined. 1t Is alleged
hat the depositOrs' accounts viii reach
iixty thousand dollars, the rest being
divided among banks and bankers. The
assets are considerably in excess of the
liabilities, and it is thought an amieable
settlement will be made at an early day. |
While train with two engines at
sched, belonging to the Missouri, Kan
as and Texas railroad, and train with 1
me engine, belonging to the st. Louis, |
Kansas City and Northern road, were
as one train on the Hannibal /
md st. Joseph road, a few miles from
Kansas City, Saturday last, they cOllided
With a train going west, and the four
were almost entirely ruined /
nd several sJOck-cars smashed. The /
our engineers were more or less injured; 4
ne OF them named Snyder, it is thought, /