Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-06


monumental association, organized %
erect a monument on the site Of the sur
render of Burgoyne. at meeting to-day
chose Hamilton Fish fer president.
Fatal Duel Between Two CelsstiaIs.
LITTLE Rock, August 5.-Ah Jou
! Flulu Yung and LAX Zud Qui Cam, two
county, on Thursday, in which the lat
| ter was killed. The former was arrest
ed and lodged IN jail at Pine Bluff.
Smother Fatal Car-COuPIing Accident
CINCINNATI, August 5.-A Gazette
special from Fort Wayne says that
George Starkey was killed last night
while coupling cars, and Thomas Stra-
her, employed to ell Starkey's place,
was killed while coupling cars this
morning.
the I.aW-EIerney wresfIiBg-SIateh "a
DE OVer.S
PITTsBURG. August 5.-The referees
decision in the wrestling-m match between
Jed Law and Mike Tierney, is that they
must Wrestle again on Monday after
noon. They are to meet at noon of thai
day aud select the plsce. John Grant is
referee.
BysteFIOus disappearance
BALTTNoRE, August 5.-Albertus ID.
BeTTey, q printer and treasurer of the
Gazette Office mutual beneficial society,
is missing since Friday last, when be
went 10 the lake-bath, taking with him
fund Of the society of three hundred dol.
lars. Berrey belonged in Detroit.
The AIIen-mcCOoI PFtzs-FIght.s
ST. LOUIS, August 5.-Another depos-
it of five hundred dollars in the Allen.
NcCoOl pTize-ight, which is to come of
September 23d, was made tonight al
the selOCn of Mike McCoOl. Fifteen
hundred dollars are now up. The last
deposit will be made just prior to the
meeting.
MIIuRukee and Northern Illinois Rail
road.
MILWAUKEE,, August 5.-Mr. Charles
Kfllurn, president of the Milwaukee and
Northern Illinois railroad, and Others,
visited this city to-day with a view TO
the immediate commencement of the
St. Louis airline road from Milwaukee.
\ committee was appointed by the cham
ber of commerce 10 negotiate for the
road from Milwaukee to burlington,
Wisconsin, which is already graded.
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
LIVERPOOL, August 5.-Steamships
City Of Bristol, Pennsylvania, Vile de
Paris and Humboldt from New York
have arrived out.
BOSTON, August 5.--Arrived, steam
ship Olympus, from Liverpool.
New YORK, August 5.-Arrived,
steamships Europa and Atlas from Glas-
gov, and Wyoming from Liverpool.
The American Dental Association,
TOLEDO, August 5.-The thirtieth an
nual meeting of the American Dental
association met at fut-iR-Bay to-day at
ten O'clock, DR.. Hunt, Of Indianapolis,
president, in the chair. The meeting
was opened by prayer. The roll was
called, and the preliminary business
transacted. There are present about one
hundred and fifty delegates, represent
ing the various States, and quite num-
Der are still to arrive.
An URFnIy Convict.
Boston, August 5-Daniel Whitten
a convict in the State prison, to-day at
tackled Warden Chamberlin with ashOv-
e, striking him in the face. The blow
took effect above the right eye and along
the right side Of the Warden's face, pen
etrating to the bone. Chamberlin fired
at the convict, the ball breaking one OF
his ribs. He was taken TO the hospital.
Chamberlin's wounds, although serious,
are not dangerous
Daisy Breeze, the FratrIeIde, Arrested.
CAIRO, August 5.--Daisy Breeze, the
alleged murderer of his brother, Don
Breeze, at HaziewOOd, Illinois, was
captured in Williamson county, yesteT-
day by Sheriff Irwin of this county.
Breeze, when discovered, swOre that he
would not be taken, and was preparing
10 make q desperte resistance when q
shot from a member of the sheriff S
p0sSestTuck him in the shoulder, and be
surrendered. He Is in Jail here.
Fatal shooting in Kentucsy-ChoIera
and Weather.
CINCINNATI, August 5.-Joe Harris
shot and probably fatally wounded John
Mason Talbot, at North Middleton,
Kentucky, last night. The affair grew
out OF difficulty which occurred on
election day.
1t is reported here that a few deaths
from cholera have occurred at Aurora,
Indiana, and that six new cases of the
disease occurred there to-day.
The weather here was very cool last
night and to-day.
Portland viii Help HeFself-RailEOsd
Extension.
= SAN Francisco, Il August 5.-The
mayor of Portland has appointed relief
committees TO aid the sufferers by the
late fire, and desires the committees TO
seek relief at home without calling upon
the other committees west, unless ALSO
lutely neeesssTy. ~ F
The board Of supervisors Of Santa Bar
bara county have ordered an election on
the proposition to grant the Atlantic and
Pacific railroad company, or local com
pany, two hundred thousand dollars to
extend that line south to Solidad pass.
A shoTs Executive vista % the National
Capital
WASHINGTON, August 5.-The Presi-
dent returned early this morning and
will remain until tomorrow night. Sen
atOr Morton was an early visitor and re-
mained in Consultation with the Presi-
dent for some time. Several other gen
tlemen had interviews with the Presi-
dent, including Governor Cooke and
6sneFal Cowan, assistant secretary OF
the interior. The usual cabinet meet
ing was held at noon. Messrs. Robson
and Richardson were the only absen-
tees.
Ths hiehiEaR CITY and Indianapolis
M . RaflrOad.
MICHIGAN City, IND, August s.
At a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
the Michigan CITY aud Indianapolis
railroad, held at this city to-day, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected
directors for the ensuing year: David
MACY, William Cutting, Haywood Cut
ting. Jesse s. Leon, NOlney T. Malloth,
Albert Southland and Henry II. Walker.
The report of the officers Of the road
show a very satisfactory condition of the
road. the business furnished at Michi.
pan CITY for the road being largely il
exeess Of the most sanguine expectations
of the stoekholders-
Tbe NaffoaaI educational Association
EEMIRA, n. Y, August 5.-The ma.
tiousl educational association mel
this morning I'm this city, About
oue thousand delegates and mem
bers were present Nearly every
State was REPRESENTED. The aasoci,
alton was welcomed to the city by the
mayorin q brief speech, and George M.
Diven. president Of the board Of educa-
tion. responded. The question then to
be discussed was Introduced by Mr.. Ed
ward Sbippsn, OF Philadelphia, Fought
the Chinese and Japanese indemnities
to be refunded edunconditionally or be de-
voted TO specific educational pUrposes?'
He was followed by DR.. MeCash, OF
New Jersay. who made d strong speech,
the point OF which was that the govern
ment should be careful lest the fund fall
in the hands Of q reactionaFy party
After discussion the question was laid
upon the table, to come under a resolu-
ton. This afternoon the. -four depart.