Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-08
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

San Francisco has sent already seven
thousand dollars to the relief Of Port
land.
Martin Kupfel, a German, suicided in
San Francisco yesterday by hanging
himself
AT HoPSinsvile, Kentucky, three
deaths from cholera were reported
Wednesday and one on yesterday.
The Orange societies of Liverpool YES
terGay welcomed the Canadian Orange
deputies with a grand public demon
stratiOn.
William Henry Brown, of Birming-
ham, England, suicided by shooting
himself through the head at Waco,
Texas, yesterday.
Two deaths from cholera at Pittsburc
have occurred within the past three
days. Another case is reported, but it is
| believed it will recover.
At SchuJZenverein festival in Wash
ington city, last Wednesday, Michael
Hussey, Of Baltimore, was fatally stabbed
by one Slater, Of Philadelphia.
In fight at Oak Creek, near Camp
Verde, between the troops and Apaches,
on the twenty-eighth of June, three In
dians were killed and five women cap
tured.
Two little boys, Charles Miller, aged
five years, and William Golden, aged
seven years, were fOnnd drowned in
Trail creek, near Michigan City, Indi-
ana, yesterday.
The emigration from Russia 10 Amer
lea j. increasing. -Four hundred Rus
slams sailed Wednesday in one steamer.
The movement threatens TO depOpulate
some Of the districts OF Russia.
The North German Gazette denies the
truth Of the current report that the Ger
man consul at Cartagena went to Madrid
to place the captured insurgent vessels at
the disposal Of the government.
A Vienna dispatch says that Count de
Chambord yesterday returned the visit
Of Count de Paris. The interview be-
tween the princes lasted over an hopr
Nothing is known Of the nature Of the
conference.
A man named Humler, during the
amputatiOn Of his sore finger in Cfncin-
nsti, Wednesday, by DR.. William II.
Mussey, took chlOrOform and died in
few minutes-trom the effects Of the
chloroform it is supposed.
A private dispatch from Liverpool.
received in New York, states that Cap
tain Phillips and the second officer Of
the wrecked steamship City Of Wash
lngton have been dismissed from the
employ Of the company for not casting
the lead during the voyage.
Shsrkey, the New York murderer i
now under close surveillance. Some Of
his friends lately furnished him viii q
bottle of brandy, after drinking which
he behaved OutrageOusly, assaultip0 NOT
only the keepers, but bis own counsel
He is 20 be hanged on the fifteenth
instant.
An effort is being made in New York
10 procure a public reception for Joseph
Arch, the head Of the English agricul-
tural movement, who is expected in this
country this month to see for himself If
skilled farm servants are wanted, and if
SO. to provide for their transportation
hither.
George w. Cass died at Dresden,
Ohio, Wednesday, in the eighty-eigh.h
year Of his age Mr.. Cass had been a
resident Of Ohio for seventy-t three years,
and was the last of the family of Major
Jonathan Cass. He was a brother Of
General Lewis Csss, of Michigan, aud
father of General George W.-Cass, Of
Peansylyznia.
The somewhat noted Kansas trotting
stallion Srauggler arrived at st. Louis
Wednesday on bis way east, in charge of
his owner, w. 8. Lough, United States
marshal for the eastern district Of Kan
sas. This horse is only seven years old,
was bred in Chic, sired by Blaneo, he by
Cadmus, the sire OF the famous pacing
mare Poc2hontas.