Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-27
Ihe brooklyn Trust Company
TIE Springfield Regatta Dis
pute - Desperate Battle
Expected in Spain.
St. Psul Pacific Railroad Lltiga-
fiGn - Plain Talk from the
Hing OF Italy = Sunday
Liquor Traffic.
Pursuit of the Iowa Railroad
Robbers - Relief for Balti-
more Sufferers-Crimes
and Accidents-Etc.


Nuu ACCAAcuiS- -ELCs
Drowned.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July 26.-Matti,
St0wel, aged ten years, the daughter O
a Baptist clergyman, and Harry White
We're drownedin a mill-pond at Hunt'l
hollow, bya raft parting on which the,
and others were floating.
A Drunken Man Crushed TO Death.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-An unknown
man was run over by railway train OF
the levee, between one and two O'Clock
E this morning, and instantly killed. his
head being severed from his BODY. He
was drunk and lying on the track.
A Desperate Battle Imminent.
/ BAYoNNE, July 26.-DOn Carlos, with
a force said to number sixteen thousand
well armed men, has arrived at Elizon-
GA, near Pampeluna. The republicans
are concentrating near Elizonda, and II
is probable that desperate battle will
take place soon.
Three Villains ArrsaGed.
New YORK, July 26.-Three of the
SIX negroes, said to be concerned in the
murder Of Della COrcOTan Sunday last,
nave been arrested. The woman was
lrst outraged and then murdered, and
her body thrown into the Hudson river
opposite Yonkers.
Sunday Liquor Traffic.
CLEVELAND, July 26.-About one
hundred and twenty-five saIOOn-keepers
of this city held meeting last night to
decide upon what course to pursue re-
garding the ordinance prohibiting the
sale of liquor on Sunday, which goes
into effect tonight. 1t was finally agreed
to close their saloons until legal advice
Is taken with a view of testing the con-
stitutionality of the ordinance.
Aid.
AUGUSTA, GA, July 26.-Ex-Governor
Charles }. Jenkins will publish a card
IN the Chronicle and Sentinel tomorrow
reminding the people of Georgia and of
the south of the relief extended to the
south after the war by the ladies of the
southern aid association of Baltimore.
zand calling upon them to assist in allie
Waiting the distress of the stricken city.
ManIy-Artisss Arrested.
NEW YORK, July 26.-George Sid
dons, who went to Rockaway early this
morning to have a prize-fight with
Arthur Chambers, was arrested and sent
to Brooklyn. George Leese and Johnny
Murphy, his supposed seconds, were
also arrested, together with number of
admirers of the manly art. Chambers,
at the time the arrests were made, had
not appeared near the battle-ground but
was supposed to be on his way on
steamer.
The "FOurfh Place, Dfsnufe I'm the
Springfield Regatta.
New YORK, July 26.-The umpire in
the college regatta at Springfield saws
that owing to the fact that only six of
eleven judges have seen fit to make re-
port, VIZ: the judges for the WESLEYAN,
Harvard, Amherst, Columbia and Dart
mouth, he shall refuse to award any
other positions than those already award |
ed-Iale first, Wesleyan second and |
Harvard the third honor. The fourth |
place being claimed by the judges for |
the Amherst, Columbia and Dartmouth |
respectively, L shall be obliged to leave |
them to fight it out on that line if it |
takes all summer. The umpire adds |
that an apology is due the public from
some one for keeping the ten thousand /
spectators waiting for two hours after
the time appointed for the start.
In Hot Pursuit Of the Train Robbers.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-The Republican
has special dispatch from st. Joseph,
Missouri, which says that kilograms re-
ceived there state that part of the Iowa
train robbers crossed the Hannibal and
ST. Joseph railroad a few miles east of
Chlllieothe, Thursday, with large party
OF pursuers behind them. Every section
Of country that can be reached by 'tele-
graph has been advised, and the roads in
every direction are guarded by large
bodies of men. Two of the robbers are
said to be notorious desperadoes of CLAY
county, Missouri. The dispatch further
states that there has never been such a
determined pursuit of villains as in this
and it seems almost impossible
tor the robbers to escape. 1t is believed,
however, that they will not be taken
without terrible conflict, as they well
1now that capture means instant death.
rhe Statement OF the Brooklyn Trust
Company.
New YORK, July 26.-Judge McCue
aid yesterday, of the Brooklyn trust
company, that the statement of its con-
iiton being prepared for the public
would be ready this morning, and would
urnish excellent Sunday reading. 1t is
aid the statement will show deficit of
lot over S225, 900, all of which will be ,
made up by the stockholders if it is not :
dvanced from the estate of the late !
resident Mills. The assets are placed .
It $3.50, ,597; liabilities, So, ,245, ,072, leav-
ng surplus of $l05, ,524. The receiver {
ays he has not been able to find any ,
verdrafts except those made by the late + +
1r. Mills of S147, 900, for which no col
lterals are in bank, and those made by
Rodman, amounting to
81, sos, for which there are sufficient !
ollaterals. C
raek-LayIng Commenced ON the Ar p
Aansas Valley Railroad. h
KIT CARSON, COLORADO, July o. C
. distinguished party Of gentlemen, in |,
Iudlng Mayor Rice, Governor Hins- q
ale, Hon. H. 0. Thacher, Hon. w. F. b
tone and wife, of Pueblo, Colora- Il
o; President r. E. Carr, General-Su-
Bowen, Secretary G. B.
ambOrn, of the Kansas Pacific rail-
)ad, and others from st. Louis and IL
,ansas City, to-day, inauguIated track a.
ying on the Arkansas Valley railroad, b
hich is being built under the auspices le
the Kansas Pacific railroad company n
ON this point to Puebla. An excursion i
ain was run to the end of the track, 10
ld the party witnessed the laying of "
early mile of rails. The work Is pro- pl
'essing at the rate Of about two miles al
sr day, and the track is expected to CT
ach Arkansas river by the first Of Sep W
mber. The representatives from Pue- w
a are in excellent spirits over the pros ce
'cts Of a speedy completion of this
ad up the Arkansas valley to the me-
Opolis of southern Colorado.
ne ST. Paul Pacific Railroad LfIi9s. of
lions. Vi
July 26.-The st. Paul ~ ~
'Oneer ofyesterday says that, in the suit 1na na
Kennedy & Co. against the st. Paul 10 10
lcific railroad company, and the other n De
rec of the defendants, namely, 10
g first division of the st. Paul and
'cific railroad company. George L.
ecker and Horace Thompson, appeared ge
sterday and served upon the plaint- or,
s solicitors voluminous affidavits, to blC
used in opposition to the motion for en-
receiver. These affidaVits set out In yo
eat detail and at immense length the
story of the various lines of the roads
dispute, and of the loans which were
ised to build them. The affidavits,
1ong other matters, deny that there ,
rs any unnecessary or unavoidable -
lay on the part of the officers of the ~
mpany here in completing arrange 10
ents for the loan of fifteen hundred ="
illion dollars to construct the Brain
and St. Vincent extensions, as al ON
eIas:, ~ 's---'-'-, . Ps-Po,s' -t or
New YORK, July 26.-By European bs
IS just received, the King of Italy is
presented as having held the follow
!, lar 80 -. I