Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-04

the interior department to the Texan
authorities. and a similar course may be
pursued with regard to the principal
Modoes-nanely remitted to Oregon
for trial and punishment.
Wreck Of a Missionary ship.
HALIFAX, June 3.-News has been re-
ceived here of the total wreck OF the
missionary ship Day Spring IN the New
Hebrides. The vessel was built ten
wears ago by the Presbyterians of these |
provinces for missionHy service IN the |
South seas.
Gilmore Ovated at Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Gilmore, who is |
to conduct the grand jubilee concerts, |
arrived in the city this evening, and was |
met at the depot by a large deputatlon
of citizens with a band OF music ana |
escorted to the new Pacific hotel, Where |
he received a decided ovation from an
immense crowd who had gathered tnere.
The city is fast filing up with visitors 10
the Jubilee, and the prospects are that
the attendance will be larger than was
anticipated.
Baxser's Case in the Supreme Court.
LITTLE Rock, June 3.-Alexander
Andres, a German, suicided by hanging
himself, in Clayton county, on Satur-
day. Henry Moore was shot and killed
bv a man named Rieger, in the same
county and on the same day.
The argument was resumed IN the su-
preme court to-day on the Application OF
the Encouragement for writ OF quo
UarTGntO against Governor Baxter.
The court adjourned until ten O'Clock
tomorrow, at WI ich time the argument
will be resumed. The excitement over
this proceeding is still intense.
Assautt and Battery-TwO Fearful Acci-
dents.
COLUMBUS, o., June 3.-Pat Carney,
an aged Irishman, was assaulted last
night by an acquaintance with whom
he ouarrelled, and terribly beaten with
a stone as to mash his skull over one
eve and leave a portion of the brain ex-
posed. He can hardly recover.
John Davis, while at work in rolling
mill to-day fell into vat of boiling
water and was terribly scalded.
Thomas Hand, another rOlling-mill
employe, was run over by locomotive
and badly crushed.
Two MOre Murders i'm virginia
RICHMOND, June 3.-The excitement
in Nansemond county over the murder
of Mrs. Dempsey Jones and Mrs. Dosier
continues. A negro, named Brown, was
arrested in Suffolk, on suspicion, but the
proofs being very light, he was dis
charged. Subsequently, unmistakable
evidence of his guilt was discoved ID his
house in the shape of bloody garments,
and parties went in pursuit OF him. AT
the latest accounts he was surrounded
in the thickest of woods, near Suffolk,
by several hundred citizens, and he
cannot escape capture. The two old
ladies belonged to one of the most re-
spectacle families in that part of the
State.
PennsyIVania Republican Convention.
PIrTsBURG. June 3.-The A llegheny
county Republican nominating conven-
tiop met here to-day, with over six hun
dred delegates in attendance. The fol-
lowing ticket was selected: Presiding
iudge district court, Thomas Ewing;
associate Judge district court, j. w. l..
White; senator, George II. Anderson; {;
representatives, II. H. McCOrmicks, ;.
J. Wainwright, j. G.. Newmyer, Henry
Gerwig, B. G. Christy, A. J. Young,
and A. c. Hays; parliamentary, B. +.
Kennedy; treasurer, Samuel kilgore
coroner, William McCallin; commits
sioner, August Beckett; jury commits
sioner, John McClelland. The ticket is
conceded to be an unexceptionaliy
! strong one. A series of resolutions were
| adopted indOrsing the administration OF
| Governor Hartranft, denouncing the
congressional back salary steal, etc.
| Louisville Going Heavy on the Arts
LOUISVILLE, June S.-The directors
of the Louisville exposition are deter
mined to make the art department more
attractive this year, and have accepted
/ the proposition OF IL. d. NeWcomb, OF
! this city, who is intimate with the own
! ers of a number of noted European gal
! Ieries, and that the exposition
pay the expenses of importation
and return of such pictures as
he may procure for the exhibi-
ton, and keep them insured, and allow
sales during the exposition for delivery
at the close. The secretary of the treas
ury has granted permission for lmpor-
tation in the exhibition and return OF
pictures on bond, allowing such as may
be sold to be withdrawn iOr delivery
| Mr.. NewcOmb is now in Europe, anC
it is expected he will succeed i'll enrich
ing the art gallery at the exposition with
a number of valuable paintings and
other works of art.
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