Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-27
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Casper Schuller went home drunk il
New York last night, and fatally stabbeC
his wife.
1t is said that President Grant is il
Eayor Of the repeal Of the increased sal.
sEy law.
Two hundred and 6fty-three death:
occurred at ST. Louis last week-twenty.
one of cholera.
The Spanish liberals In France have
resolved to aid Senior Salmeron in his
efforts TO restore order in Spain.
The Carlists have captured the city OF
Reus, being the second city Of import
ance in the province Of Catalonia.
Granville Wilcox, an escaped convict
from the jail Of Clarksville, this State.
in ISL, was captured at Louisville last
night.
The city Of Trenton, Gibson county,
on the nineteenth instant, voted sixty
thousand dollars aid to the Tennessee
Central railroad.
1t was reported in Paris YESTERDAY that
France had determined to recognize the
beihgerent rights Of the Carlists, but the
report is cOntradicted.
The BaSsiret Of Constsntinople has
been suspended for having published
false intelligence announcing that Turk
ish vessels would be sent to Sumatra.
BayOnne telegrams say that heavy
cannOnading was heard ia that city
yesterday, from which it is judged that
a heavy battle is progressing on the
spanish frontier.
The Carlists at Cartagena have made
arrangements to attack the German
frigate that "tOOk in" their iTOnclad
Nigiiante; but it is believed, says
Madrid telegram, that they will not car
ay out their designs.
Hans GiTod, treasurer Of the Saxon
band, was arrested in New York yester-
day, charged with having taken two
hundred dollars TO complete the contract
to give two concerts at Jones's Wood. |
de returned the money and was re-
LEASED upon the complainant learning |
that the band was about to leave the |
country.
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad company, has promulgated |
new freight-tariff, which averages near
ly twenty per cent. less than the present
tariff, which was issued since the pass
age of the new railroad law. The Chi
cagO, Burlington and Quincy road have
decided 10 make q HdteIfAi Ieuucllou
an its freight-tariff on grain.
A convention of the patrons Of hus- |
bsndry Of Dodge county, Wisconsin,
held at Beaver Dam yesterday, adopted |
a resolution calling upon their brethren /
throughout the State to meet in State |
convention At Milwaukee on Friday, |
August 1st, for consultation and such l
action as may be deemed best for the In
terest Of the order and of the State.
A New York telegram yesterday says
that no list Of the depOsitors in the
Brooklyn trust company has yet been
published, and probably none will be for
the present. 1t is said that Plymouth
church had large balance there few
weeks since, which, however, was re-
duced to seventeen thousand dollars,
that amount being there to the ehuTch's
credit still.
The forest fire on Long Island burned
a truck mile in width, from Lakeland
to Pa, ,'ehoque, where its progress was
STAYED. A number of farms and dwell
ings were destroyed. A ssmall settle
ment near Pa stchoque, called Adenville,
was literally swept out of existence,
every house in it being destroyed, and
one building in the outs.Sirts Of PatchO-
que was also burned. The loss Is not as
certained.