Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-03
Associated Press Report
Increased Canal Tonnage.

Increased Canal Tonnage.
ALBANY, n. Y, July 2.-Five hun
; dred and thirty boats passed through
Champlain canal during June, beins
double the number in the same perioC
of any previous year.
DeaEh Of HOn. Joseph 6. Wilson. N. c
| CINCINNATI, July 2.-The Ctroaicle'.
dispatch from Marietta, Ohio, states
that Hon. Joseph G. Wilson, membel
of congress from Oregon, died of paraly.
sis at that place this morning.
Wee President Wilson's Health.
Boston, July 2.-Reports that the
condition OF Vice-President Wilson'S
health was causing renewal of anxiety
are without foundation. He is ENJOYING
the needed season of quiet and rest in
the country.
Missing Nan Turned Up.
TOLEDO, July 2.-Mr. o. d. Benia-
| min, of this city, who was supposed to
have been lost with a saiI-boat near
Cleveland, on Sunday last, has been
heard from &C Buffalo, having been
picked up and taken to that port.
MOSenlen's Of 4 ing William and Prince
BtSmaTcs.
BERLIN, July 2.-Emperor William
will depart for Ems tomorrow. thence
to Gastein, and it is expected he will
visit Vienna about the end of August
Prince Bismarck leaves soon for his es-
tates at Versin, where he intends to re-
main until late in Autumn.
Couple of ERIIers-Heavy Rain
ST. LOUIS, July "A young man
named Vowels, residing, at Nichols,
Iowa, was found drowned in Cedar river
yesterday. 1t is supposed to be a case of
suicide.
J. F. Speer, of Uniontown, PennsvI-
vania, jumped in the river at KANSAS
City yesterday, and was drowned. He
was drugged and robbed of several
thousand dollars last Friday, and since
then had acted strangely.
Very heavy rains have fallen here and
in this vicinity every day since last Sat
urday, and have interfered greatly with
harvesting.
Louisiana Finances.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 2.-Attor-
ney-General Williams this morning re-
ceived the following dispatch from Gov
ernor Kellogg: "New Orleans, july IL
We have this day given notice that all
past and due coupons of the State for
March, April, May and June be paid on
and after the tenth instant, here and i'm
New York. The amount of this paw
ment exceeds three hundred and TWEEN
ty-fve thousand dollars. have ascer-
tanned that large amount of coupons.
due before the first of June, were not
paid, and have paid them. This makes
over three hundred thousand dollars in
terest due by the late administration. |
which we have paid"
Indians and Railroads Riehfs
under the Constitution"
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Gentlemen inst
returned here from Fort Sill, Indian
Territory, says the Kiowa and CHEYENNE
Indians, who recently left their reserva-
lion, are returning. They had been out
70 have their annual medicine-danee. |
One hundred squaws captured bv |
Colonel Mckenzie from the Camancbes.
while off their reservation, and who
were impris oned at Fort Coneho, Texas.
we're returned to their tribe three
weeks ago.
The ordinance passed by the CITY
council last night, ordering the track Of
he Atlantic and Pacific railroad. from
seventh street depot to the river, taken
Up, gives the company thirty DAYS to
'emove the rails. The company claim
he right to maintain this track under
heir charter and by act of the legisla-
uTe.
Fire Notes.
BELLEVILLE, N. Y.
WATERLOO, July 1.-The business
portion of Belleville, Jefferson county.
vas burned this morning. Loss thirfy
thousand dollars.
LONDON, ENG.
LONDON, July 2.-Several persons
we're Killed in Kensalgreens this morn
ng by the falling of the walls of a burn.
ng building.
HUDSON, N. Y.
HUDSON, July 2.-Alcott Brothers.
was burned this morning by
n incendiary. The firm had COM
nenced to make barrels for BROOKLYN
1gar-refnery, whose men are on I
trike, and to this cause is attributed the [
re. /;
BOSTON, MASS. /
Boston, July 2.-Kay Felting's mill,
Anconville, was destroyed by fire
lst night; loss sixty thousand dollars:
twenty thousand.
NnOieES hepoFtS-
AT LITTLE ROCK.
LITTLE Rock, June 2.-One fatal case
cholera reported to-day. This is the !
rst case.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-Ten deaths
ON cholera were reported to the board !
health to-day. :
rt ON THE HIGHWAYS. Is
CAIRO, LII, July 2-Four men be- g
'nging TO the force at work on the U
Mississippi Central railroad extension in 2
-entucky, six miles below Cairo, died a
st night from cholera, and several ]
hers are reported dangerously III with s
le same disease. It is thought that
iese cases We're brought on from drink
g impure water. No cholera in this .
ty yet. 2
ST. LOUIS. =
81. LOUIS, July 2.-Several of the d
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