Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-25
st. Louis Impressions.

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Through trains
to Hannibal over the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas railway commenced running
yesterday.
Monso and Monroe, the two men inn
plicated in the attempt to rob the PeO-
pies bank at ChillicOthe, Missouri, last
Friday night, have been arrested.
A special from New Orleans says con-
siderable excitement has been created in
political circles by the action of the Rad
ical Republican mother club, of that
city, in having adopted resolution de-
nOuncing certain appointments in the
first New Orleans district as having
been made of men imported expressly
for that purpose from Washington City,
and asking the governor to appoint in
stead home Republicans. The resolu-
tions also recite that awe look with deep
suspicion on the new party movement,
and greatly fear that It is a move of the
Democracy TO deeoy Republicans into
their political power"
CaIOric Flashes.
THE BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BGsToN, June 24.-The fire depart
ooeut wi be increased by four first-class
steam fire engines, one truck and sever
al hose carriages.
ROPE-WALK BURNED.
READING, June pa fire broke out
early this morning in the main building
of Charles Jackson's rope-walk, destroy
ing the coal-shed and two hundred feet of
the rope-walk. Loss fifty thousand dol
lars; insurance twenty-five thousand
dollars by local companies.
THE CARDIFF FIRE.
LONDON, June 24-The announce
ment Yesterday that the butte docks at
Cardiff were burning was incorrect.
The fire was in building adjacent
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE DESTROYED.
CNcINNATI, June 24.-The extensive
tobacco warehouse of, DIR. K. r. w.
Thomas. located in the southern out
skirts of Covington, Kentucky, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. The
flames were discovered about halt-past
twelve o'clock, when they were col fined
to the northern portion of the building
The building being filled with immense
quantities OF tobacco, loose and in hogs
heads, the flames spread with great
rapidity, and in a few moments the
whole structure was in flames. The en-
tire CovingtOn fire department was
called out, but the fire had too much the
start of them to admit of their saving
the building. Loose and in hOgsheads,
there were about four hundred thousand
mounds of tobacco in the warehouse, val
led at about eighty thousand dollars, or
which there is an insurance of
forty thousand dollars, mostly in
lacaI compauies, The building was
valued at twelve thousand dollars;
no insurance. The following is the list: (:
Royal, Liverpool, five thousand dollars;
International, London, ten thousand
dollars; Franklin, Philadelphia, five
thousand dollars; Clay, Newport, Ken
tucky, five thousand dollars; Enter
prise. Cincinnati, ten thousand dollars;
Commercial, Cincinnati, five thousand
dollars; Union, National and Queen,
each five thousand dollars,
BY Telegraph.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-RiVer station
ary. Weather clear and very warm,
Arrived City Of Vicksburg, Vieksburg,
Departed: Colorado, Nicksburg; Pau
line Carroll, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, June 4.-Weather
cloudy and hot. Mercury 790 TO 96'.
River fallen 10 inches Port list; Up
Florence Lee, 9a.m. Down: James d..
Parker, 3 PM, G. B. Church, pm.
CINCINNATI, June 24.-River fall
ing, feet s inches ia channel. Wealth
er clear and hot. No arrivals OF depaT-
tlres except local packets.
PITTsBURG, June 24.-The Mon0nga-
hela has 2 feet inches, and is sta
tionary. Weather warm, threatening
tain. No arrivals or departures. Busi-
ness very dull.
CAIRO, June 24-Noon.-Arrived: /:
Tolle, st. Louis, pm; BE. New Or
leans, 8 pm. Departed: Mohawk, st.
Louis, midnight; John +. Tolle, New