Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-19

I die, but to-day they are considered out
Of danger. The fish are to be examined
I By & chemist.
zssrOse Conduct -sbe1ia be PeBsiOnsa
for life.
FORT WAYNE, July IS.-As Mr. Ste
I pben Chase, constable Of the Washing
ton township, was riding to his fathers
/ house last night, who lives about three
miles from this city, he had occasion to
cross the track Of the Grand Rapids
railroad, and discovered that a large tree
had fallen directly across the track in
the woods. 1t was about dark and the
passenger-tTain would be along in two
hours. He rode to his fathers, nearly a
quarter Of mile, procured an ak, and
bad cut Off one ED when the ak slipped
and went into his left foot. cutting it
half of. He remounted the log, cut off
the other end and rolled one side away,
leaving a clear passage for the train.
He then jumped his horse and gallOped
home through the rain to look after his
foot
5f. Louis Indignant over Little Thing
Like a y u1sanee.
ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-AnOther meet
ing was held in the second ward to-
night to take action relative to the nuis-
snee on the steamer Flora at the foot Of
Boston street, or what's known as Judge
Busby's factory. Several violent and
ilcendiary speeches were made, and
finally large crowd started for the river
wiki the svOwed purpose Of burning or
cutting the steamer loose and letting her
iOat down the river, but when near the
boat they were met by about thirty
policemen, armed with muskets, pistols
and clubs, and, after parley, during
which the police warned the mob that
any act of violence on their part would
be at the peril Of their lives, the crowd
and, at this writing, AL is
quiet. Mayor Brown and the board Of
health have assured the people that no
more cutting up or rendering Of esrcas-
ses shall be done ct the river-bank, and
the probabilities sre that the disturb
ances are at an end.
Official DeeIssos OF the Springfield Rs
Estfa KesgIt-
SPRINGFELD, July 18.-The official (
decision Of the referee gives the follow |
ing as the position Of the leading boats I
In the university race yesterday: Yale I
1Fst, Wesleyan second, Harvard third I
The order Of arrival of the other boats /
will be declared hereafter. Williams,
however. is decided last in the race. The I
champion flags awarded by blunder to
have been given the Yale crew.
aOw THE VICTORIOUS YALEs WE'RE RE
CEIvED AT HOME.
NEW HAVEN, July 18.-The city was
n a state Of excitement all day over the
esUlt Of the races at Springfield. The
Iales' victories are the subject Of talk
and the display Of flags and
ther signs of joy are very general
ToCr members Of the University crew
;O0k, McCOOk, Meyer and OKennedy-
rrived with the colors. The winners of
be race were escorted to the hotel by a
7rge crowd. At eight O'Clock a company
f the alumni students and citizens
raited upon the OaTsmen, ac-
by music. The college
ell was rung and display OF
rewOrks made q very large crowd
ather, and the reception Of the crew
vas most enthusiastic. In some re-
larks President Porter said that while {
z hoped it was understood boating was !
OF the main object of the college course,
0 man was happier than himself that
ale, quietly, and without bOasting, by t.
ard work had won such glorious VIC
'ries, and that in all the list of past de-
ats, no suspicion of underhand dealing
ith their opponents had been reflected
pOn Yale.