Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-21
MissOuFi's Interest Provided For
-Carlists Defeated-Death
OF Horace Z. Clark, of
New York.
Tennessee's Race Stock Gets Away
with the Michiganders-An
Entire Village Destroyed
by Fire-Generai.
More CoaI.OiI Murders.

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hundred and twenty thousand dollars {
meet the July interest on the Stat
bonds and forty thousand dollars to tax
up the maturing bonds.
Spanish News.
MADRID, June 2O.-There are rumor
of disagreement in the cabinet Whicl
may lead to another ministerial crisis
The GGcejG announces that the unite,
Carlist bands of Wales, Quico, VentOs;
and other have been defeated by tn
national troops in the province of Leri
da. The insurgents loss was thirty
three killed. Chieftain QuicO wa
wounded and Ventosa taken prisoner.
An Unparalleled Horror.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.-The fact
gathered in relation to the two childrer
found locked in a closet this morning
give grounds for a suspicion that tht
person of Anna Regan, if not of both o.
the children, was outraged, and thai
they were the victims of a hellish de-
sign, far surprising that of the Hanlo1
affair. Several parties residing in the
neighbOrhood are under arrest.
Observation-Disclosures Baek.Pay DOna
tfOn Refused.
Iowa CITY, Iowa, June 20-The uni.
versity commencement exercises open
tonight with the annual reunion of the
literary societies. The regents have been
in session since Wednesday, and find
the institution fOurishing. The hotels
are crowded, and the town is full Of
commencement visitors.
Farna county, by vote of her super
yisors, returns her share Of Congressman
Walden's back pay.
A Suit fer Captured Cotton.
Boston, June 2O.-The case of G. B
Lamar against Albert @. Browne and
Others, on trial in the United States cir
cult court for week past, closed yester-
day. 1t is an action of tort for the con-
version OF eighteen hundred bales OF
cotton, valued at five hundred thou
sand dollars, which plaintiff claims
defendants took from him in 1865.
Judge Chester, after the evidence
was uncOntradicted that the cotton was
turned over by the military to defend
ants, who claimed that they were
appointed special agents of the secretary
of the treasury to take charge of cap
tured and abandoned property in the Sc
ceding States, decided that no action
could be maintained for plaintiff, and
a verdict for defendants, sub
ject 20 reversiOn by the supreme court
Of the United States.
Salt Lake Cos Ip.
SALT LAKE, June 20.-In the district
court to-day, Chief-Justice Mexican held
B. Hoskins, of California, in five thou
sand dollars bail to appear before the
grand jury for perjury in protesting
against The patent for the Hiawatha and
Last Chance mines, on the Little Cot
wOsd, belonging 10 the Windsor mining
company. The evidence is very full and
strong against him.
Judge Mexican called attention to the
action of George G. Bates, ex-United
States attorney, in circulating the grav-
est charges against the integrity of
United States officials, in the Journals
and by telegraph, asserting that he
could "unfold a tale that would startle
the world.n On the witness stand yes
terday he admitted he had no charges,
and knew nothing affecting any official.
Mexican characterized him as dishOnOr
20 the profession, and unworthy of belief
lnless corroborated under oath. The
matter caused a sensation, and was gen.
orally approved.
New York Items.
NEW YORK, June 20.-At a session of
he national division of the Sons OF
this morning, the report of
he committee on the proposed forma-
ion of a separate national division for
,he British provinces was adopted. 1t
that some plan be formed to
prevent the separation of the United
States and provincial divisions.
The funeral services of Horace L.
Clark will be held at Madison square
Presbyterian church next Sunday eve
ling at half past four o'clock. His re-
mains will be taken to WOodlawn GEM
stery by special train at six O'Clock in
he evening.
The front wall OF building on Broad
way and Fifteenth street fell into the
street this morning. The accident is
attributed to a weakness of the girders.
No one was injured.
Eight or ten OF the largest schOoners
If the New York yacht club meet down
he bay on Saturday to have a scratch
ace. An exciting contest is expected.
The steamer Assyria has arrived from
Liverpool.
An AMAAHc NAAo&c huEhcOs
DETROIT, June 2O.-Special dispatches
o the Detroit Free Press say that Mich
gami City, Marquette county, on Lake
Superior, was yesterday destroyed by
Ire, which caught from the burning
woods. The place was a mining town
n the iron region, and contained some
light hundred inhabitants. Among the
,ther buildings burned in the confiagra-
ion was the mill of Jackson Haughton,
ust equipped at an expense of forty
housand dollars. at the Spur mine
wO barns and a number of Lighthouses
we're burned. The heat has so warped
he rails of the Marquette, HoughtOn
md Ontonganon railroad as to render
he passage Of trains impossible. In
certain places the poles have been burn
"a aud the wires are down along the
rack. Superintendent Merritt, as soon
IS he heard Of the catastrophe, sent a
.pecisl train to aid in the relief of the
sufferers.
MILWAUKEE, June 20.-The following
iispatch was received by Superintend-
INT Hosklns to-day, dated Green Bay,
June ~: 1t Is reported that the town
)f Michigammi has been destroyed by
ire; eight bodies found and more miss
ng. The people took refuge in the lake.
auFder-Ensuranee Topics.
ST. LOUIS, June 2O.-Stephen Des bay
md Henry Wilkinson, his stepfather,
lad an alteration this morning at their
arm, three miles from BelleVille, IlIi-
lois, about reaper, which both desired
O use, and which resulted IN Wilkinson
hooting Deshsy in the head and back.
Killing him instantly.
The board of directors Of the st. Louis
Mutual life insurance company had pro-
onged the discussion until to-day of the
Of Charles H. Peck, presi-
lent Of the company, that they should
oin him in resigning their positions,
md there was q general opinion ex-
,ressed that TIE board should resign, but
here being a legal point involved, no
Iefinite action was taken. 1t is proba-
,le. however. that the board will be
ully reOrganized within a short time.
The principal officers of the North
Missouri insurance company arrived
,ere to-day, and say that the impair
oent Of the capital Of their company has
cen N good by the stockholders, and
surplus over all liabilities placed to the
redft OF the company. A full state
nent of the condition Of the company
will be maze to the proper authorities
lere and elsewhere, and hereafter the
flee OF the company will he in st.
lOuis.
TaFT sports.
JACKSON, MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, June 20.-To-day was the
Durth and last day of the Jackson