Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-07
TELEGRAMS.

An outbreak of the Klamoth Indians
is feared.
President Grant is rusticating in the
vicinity of Chicago.
An American man-of-war has arrived
at Barcelona Spain.
The generally assembly of Ohio ad-
journed sine die yesterday.
The earl of Zetland died yesterday, at
London, aged seventy-eight years.
General Sherman thinks there will
be no serious trouble with the Indians
So did General Candy.
The government Of Greece has re-
solved to abolish its legations in all coun-
tries, except COnstantinOple.
Up to an early hour yesterday morn
ing nothing of interest had. transpired
at the seat of the MOdoc war.
Two hundred Norwegians arrived at
New York yesterday, the greater num-
Der Of whom are bound for Minnesota.
Senator West and Pinchbeck were in
Washington yesterday closeted with
Attorney General Williams on Louis
lana affairs.
James Lindsay, an irregular" pen
sion agent at st. Louis, has been sus-
pended. A. r. Stone has been appoint
ed his successor.
One man was killed and eight Others
wounded yesterday by the explosion of
a boiler in the cement-wOrks at Syra-
cuse, New York.
Mrs Laura d. Fair, has sued the
lessee of Platt's hall in San Francisco for
damages in closing the hall against her
lectures ON WolUeS IN the fOld.
John Collins and George X. Tenny
will represent Cincinnati in the In
ternatioasl Typographical union, which
sits in Montreal at an early day.
The surviving members of the third
army corps held their annual meet
ing, in Irving hall, New York, yes
terday, General Graham in the chair.
The remains of Lieutenant Howard,
recently slain in the Lavabeds, have
arrived at San Francisco, and will be
Immediately forwarded to his friends.
At Plattville, Wisconsin, Sunday
morning, a young man named James
Ray became suddenly insane and at
tackled two men, stabbing them fatally.
Rome, Georgia, has made preparations
on aneXtensive scale to entertain the
gubernatorial excursion to Coosa river
in the interest Of the Great Western
canal.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting of
the American medical association COM
menced in st. Louis yesterday. A large
number of Delegates were present at
the opening.
Jacob Carney, farmer living in DU-
buque county, Iowa, was found hanging
to a tree on his farm, yesterday, having
committed suicide. Family troubles
was the cause.
Nothing but Intervention of the
governor of New York will save
Nixon's neck, which is to be pulled on
the sixteenth instant. Stokes's appeal
will be taken up to-day.
George Francis Trains case was de-
cided yesterday, the verdict being that
he was sane, and responsible for his
acts. He will now be prosecuted on the
obscene publication charges.
Hon. James L. Orr, United States am
bassadOr, died in ST. Petersburg Monday
night of inflammation of the lungs. He
had been i'll from cold for some time, but
his death is very unexpected.
A New Orleans telegram yesterday
says that during the storm on the night
previous the schooner Gertrude was
struck by lightning, and one man killed
and another seriously injured.
The idea Of a formal proclamation, at
an early day, of a conservative republic,
as a permanent form of government in
oh he 10
and is gaining ground everywhere.
A th&atened strike among the
Eighth avenue railroad blacksmiths
in New York was anticipated yesterday
by a discharge of the entire force and
their places filled by non-society men.
DR.. William H. McGuffey, professor Of
moral philosophy at the University of
Virginia, and author of the well-known
McGuffey's schOOl-bOOks, died yesterday
in Charlottesville, Virginia, after long
illness.
Only one more body taken from the
wreck of the Inflated bridge at Dixon,
Illinois, yesterday. Several persons re-
ported missing are believed to be under
the wreck, but all efforts to clear it away
Yesterday proved abortive on account of
the rottenness of the structure.
The ship Tennyson, from Calcutta for
Boston, which is reported as having
foundered at sea, had on board cargo
of East India produce valued at $685.
600, which was largely insured in Bos-
ton offices. The vessel and freight was
valued at Sll0, 1000, making a total loss
of S435, 900.
A Nashville telegram of yesterday
says: ga large number of fleet horses
arrived from Memphis and Mobile for
the spring meeting of the Nashville
blOOd-horse association, beginning on
the thirteenth instant. More than sixty
horses will take part, and the prospect
Tor the races is extremely fiatteriDg."
Among the graduates of the Union
theological seminary, New York, last
evening We're John A. Baldwin, Detroit;
VIM. M. Bartholomew, Valparaiso, In
diana; Joseph NJ Gilston, Ann Arbor:
Caleb r. Jones, Danville, Kentucky /;
james Kirkland, Richland, Michigan
Eugene r. Mills, Detroit; benjamin f.
Newton, Cleveland; James p. SeheIl,
Iowa City; Homer Sherley, Fredericks-
burg, Ohio; John w. Talbot, Pleasant
Hill, Missouri; Mathew Mode, Ross,
Ohio, and Charles A. Wood, Chicago.