Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-18
TELEGRAPHIC BRETITLES.

Ex-Queen Isabella was at BtlsseIls
yesterday.
Only one death from cholera in Nash
vile yesterday.
Another storm visited Porkop0Iis yes
| terday afternoon.
A negro carpenter was killed by light
ming at New Orleans yesterday.
| Nine fatal cases Of sunstroke at st.
Louis yesterday and the day previous.
Don Carlos has issued an order that
the cure of Santa Cruz be treated as a
rebel.
A severe storm of wind and rain passed
over Nashville at five o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
/ A planning mill was burned yesterday
at MiddletOwn, Ohio-IOss thirty-five
| hundred dollars.
The project of Perugia has forbidden
| pilgrimages to the cathedral Of Assist for
sanitary reasons.
Henry PiepeT, who was shot by George
| W. Garnierin Washington City, Wednes-
/ day, died yesterday.
Passengers of the steamer City of
| Merida, detained in quarantine OFF New
| York, have arrived in the city.
I Tom Dunkin killed VIM. Feiham in
st. Louis night before last by striking
| him on the head with a stOne-pitcher.
The managers of the Chicago and Al
| ton railroad company have decided to
/ abolish the free-pass system altogether.
Preliminary steps are being taken in
New York for the erection of a statue
/ of William II. Seward in Central park
The Sherman house at HornellsviIIe,
New York burned yesterday-fOrty
| thousand dollars, less twenty thousand
insurance.
The grand jury of New York have
/ found indictments against parties i'm
| plicated in a recent duel between Wall
street brokers.
| The uansit-Of-V Venus observers sailed
yesterday from New York for the diff
ferent points from which observations
are to be made.
| Stephen r. HOsmer, Of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, has been appointed to investigate
the recent Indian massacre near Raw
liugs, Wyoming.
Bayonne dispatches contain full par
ticulars of the enthusiasm of his sympa-
thizers on the entrance of Don Carlos
into Spanish territory.
The steamer Otter, arrived at Port
land, Oregon, yesterday, picked up six
''hOaters," " supposed to be victims of the
ill-fated George s. Wright.
| Secretary Delano goes home to-day,
and Assistant Secretary Cowan viii pre-
side over the department of the interior
during the formers absence.
Mrs. Maxwell, of Salt Lake, and a
passenger for Algeria, was robbed in
New York yesterday Of diamonds valued
at over twelve thousand dollars.
A fireman named Ed. Brown, and a
brakesman, name unknown, were killed
on the Marietta ami Cincinnati railroad
yesterday near Vincent station, Ohio.
| A Washington telegram says the cot
ton reports from Arkansas, Texas, and
Louisiana, up to the eleventh instant.
show decided Improvement in the con-
dition Of crops.
The investigation into the causes of
the recent disaster TO the steamer City
of Washington has resulted in the sus-
pension of Captain Phillips for a term
of twelve months.
A London telegram last night says
that reports have reached there that
several cases of cholera have occurred at
| Vienna, and the authorities are trying
to suppress particulars.
A balloonist of the hot-air persuasion
at Philadelphia yesterday, in the act Of
| initiating his mammoth air-ship' man
aged to set fire to the concern, Dy whieh
he was severely burned.
Merchandise and produce exports from
| San Francisco to Central America, for
l I, oil nd hale 49,
over two million dollars; of treasure,
nearly two and quarter millions.
A dispatch from Mt. Vernon, Indiana,
says the cholera is raging fearfully at
that place. Since last Thursday there
have been about thirty deaths, and in
| consequence business is nearly sus-
pended.
Frederick Ashower, son of F. Ash
over, appraiser in the Pennsylvania
railroad company's Office at Philadel-
phia, has been arrested for forging his
paternal ancestors fist to documents rep
resenting the amount of four thousand
dollars.
! Ex-senator Graham, who has been
confined in Ludlow street jail, New
York, since last February, for misapprO-
priating funds of the Waikiki national
| bank, Of which he was president, to the
! amount of four hundred and eighty
! thousand dollars, was yesterday released
on twenty-five thousand dollars bail.
At Los Angeles, California, yesterday,
q fellow named Macarthur abused his
wife because the breakfast she had pre-
pared did not suit him, when the poor
disheartened woman, heartbroken and
in despair, took a large dose of strych-
nine, which caused her death. His cons
duet toward her win undergo official in
vestlgatiOn.
st. Louis was considerably exercised
yesterday on account of the existence of
a nuisance in the form of an establish
ment for the rendering" of dead ami
mails into merchantable material. Its
| removal was demanded Vf the city
thorities, and the tardiness of the latter
almost worked up the incensed pOpulace
into riOtOus manifestations.
The San Francisco Bulletin publishes
a table showing the present indebted
ness of the Central Pacific railroad, as
follows: Credit bonds, borrowed money
and unpaid interest. Sos, SIS, 600; net
earnings of the road for the year ending
June 80, 1872, to date of last official re-
port, s., ,056, 433. An estimate of $500, 200
per annum goes into the hands of spec
| ulators and not toward the release Of
/ the cor0DaDv;s ObliratiOus rr.