Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-13
The Cholera The Twelfth of July
and the 0rangemen of New
YOrk-The information
al Christians.
Races - Railroads - Washington
News Railroad Accidents
New York Bank
Statement.
The Lord Gordon Trouble at Fort
Garry-The Stupid Spaniards
in q Chronic State of
Revolution, Etc.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-ThTee death:
from cholera were reported up to five
O'Clock to-day.
Freight Train Ditehed
PHILADELPHIA, July 12.-The freight
train on the Juniata railroad ran off the
track this evening wrecking five cars
ana badly iDjuring the engineer and
fireman.
New York Bank Statement.
New YORK, July 12-Loans increased
S26S, 200; specie increased, 81 JOG, 600; le.
gal tenders increased, SI61, 900; deposits
increased, Sc, ,547, 500; circulation IN.
creased, SIS, 600.
The Chief f-Iusficeship.
MILWAUKEE, July l2-The Ne1US, o.
this city, learns from Senator Carpenter
that the chief-justiceship viii be Offered
to Senator Howe, of this State, should
Senator COnkling decline.
singular and Fatal Accident
New ORLEANS, July 12.-While the
Phoenix fire company were trying theil
new steamer, a brass nozzle of the hose
flew off, striking John Doyle, who was
holding the pipe, killing him almost inn
mediately.
Fatal Accident.
ST. LOUIS, July 12.-Three men,
working on a scaffold at the west pier
Of the bridge, fell into the river this even
ing, and one of them, John Platt, OF
Ohio, was drowned. The other two
swan ashore.
Died at the Altar.
LOUISVILLE, July I2-Last Sunday,
at Shiloh church, near Hopkinsville,
Mrs. Emily Owen, the wife of respect
ed christian, dropped dead at the altar
while in the act of partaking Of the COM
munion.
The sultan Of Turkey viii not Exhibit
at Vienna.
VIENNA, July 12.-The Sultan has
declined the invitation of Emperor
Francis Joseph to visit the Vienna ex-
position, assigning as his reason that af-
fairs Of state will prevent him from
leaving Vienna.
II. a. TImmODs wanted Two Hundred
Dollars Worth.
LITTLE Rock, July I2-The governor
has issued a proclamation offering a re-
ward Of two hundred dollars for the ar
rest aud delivery to the authorities in
this State of II. A. TimmOns, charged
with raising State scrip.
Italian and Catholic News.
ROME, July 12.-The Italian parlia-
ment was prorOgued to-day.
It is expected that the pore wiz soon
bestow the cardinal hats upon Arch
bishop Manning, Of England, and two
American archbishOps.
Woman Killed by Her Friend.
LINDSAY, ONT, July I2.-David Nes-
bitt shot Mary A. Haywood twice this
morning and killed her. Nesbitt has
been keeping company with the young
woman, and, under the advice OF her
friends, she had discarded him. Mes
bitt was arrested. He claims to have
been her husband.
weekly Deatb Report Of 81. IOnis.
ST. LOUIS, July 12.-The deaths in
this city for the past week were two
hundred and fOrty-One, of which sixty
seven were reported of choIera-mOrbus
and fOrty-three Of chOlers-infantum aud
summer complaint. One hundred and
thirty children under the age of five
years are included in the list.
MusicaI-A Farmers Ticket.
LEAvENwORTH, July 12.-The Kan
sas State normal academy of music COM
menced its fourth annual session this
week under the direction of Professor
Perkins. The attendance from Kansas
and other States is large.
The oranges OF this county have de-
cided to nominate a county ticket for
the election.
The prevailing LIngers About Nash.
willie and chattanooga.
NASHVILLE, July 12-Eight deaths
in the city to-day-siX children and two
adults. One was reported as cholera,
Oceasioned by imprudence. Four deaths
in Chattanooga to-day. One cholera
case reported, caused from being fright
ened. Weather fair and very warm.
Proposition 10 Complete the Kentucky
Central aEailrOad.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE president
of the Kentucky Central railroad has, in
behalf of the directors, proposed to the
of the Cincinnati southern rail-
road to allow them the use of the Ken
tucky Central on terms to be settled
hereafter, provided the work of building
the road is prosecuted from Lexington
or NichOlasville. The proposition is un-
der consideration.
Serious Railroad AccIdenf-Ons Man
Killed and Several IDiuFed.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. VA,
July ia sleeping-car of the east
ern bound train on the Atlantic. Missis-
sippi and Ohio railroad, jumped the
track near New river bridge this morn
ing, and rolled over an embankment.
One brakeman was killed, and a Sleep
ing-car conductor had his leg broken.
Six passenger were badly hurt, but es-
eaped serious injuries.
for Grand Sport at Erie,
Penn.
ERIE, PENN, July I2.-Sixty-seven
horses are entered for the three days
races, on the sixteenth, seventeenth and
instant, among which are
John w. COniey formerly Beppo), Sen
5atiOn, Judge Fullerton, Flora Belle,
L. q. Brown formerly Henry Todd,
Byron, Crown Prince, Nellie Jones,
Denmark, Nellie Comedy, Barney, Har-
ry, and many Others Of the fastest trot-
ters in the country.
Compile Of Suicides.
COLUMBUS, o., July ia man by
the name Of Gill, residing near Middle
port, Licking county, last night COM
mltted suicide by taking arsenic. His
wife had recently applied for a divorce,
and this Is no doubt the cause OF the Lu-
cide.
Charles Ballinger, an aged inmate of
The county infirmary, cut his throat and
will hardly recover. In former years
ballinger was worth considerable prop
erty, but whisky settled him.
African news.
LONDON, July l2.-The steamship Sen.
sgai arrived in the Mersey, to-day, from
The western eoaat Of Africa. She brings
dates from Cape Coast Castle up TO the |
Lwenty-third of June. Thirty thousand |
Ashantes were encamped within fifteen
miles of the town, and an attack was
Cooked for daily. The English defens-
i've force was small and reinforoements |
were on their way to the town, but were
not expected to reach there before the |
fifth Of this month.
damaging Fire at Fit;sburg.
PITTsBURG, July 12-Lewis d Rossi |
tors foundry, the Oldest one i'm Pitts
burg, burBed this morning about four
O'Clock. Loss, from twenty-five to thirty |
thousand dollars. Insurance, ten thou
sand dollars. The fire caught in the pat
Lern-roofn, and, before it was checked. |
had communicated to "a number of ten |
on the opposite side of
Second avenue, destroying them as well |
i've horses. The Pittsburg gas-works
we're at one time iH greet danger, but
we're saved. The total loss is estimated
4 fifty tho4sand dollars.
4 1iFesye IN the Frsnch Assembly.
VERSAILLES, July Ia.-There was q
.umultous scene 10 the national assem- |
Div to-day, and the disorder finally
,aoa,,,a 40 s,raaf that President Rtldaff /
vas obliged to suspend the sitting. Upon
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