Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-18
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Cholera is developing rapidly at Gin.
cinnati.
The czarowitz and wife are visiting
the prince and princess of Wales at San
dringham.
A telegram from Berlin says Emperor
William will in few days have regain
ed his usual health.
Joseph H. Fore, the "emotionalistn
is occupying the attention of the St.
Louis courts at present.
Samuel Henry, fifty years old, was
run over and killed by switch-engine
at Dayton, Ohio, yesterday.
DR.. AMI Gilbert narrowly escaped
death at Dayton, Ohio, yesterday by in
hailing the fumes from paris-green.
Henry Jewett, the would-be assassin
of Ella Woods, in Hudson, New Hamp-
shire, is dead. Miss Woods will re-
cover.
The Toledo, Wabash and Western
road will hereafter run through trains
from Toledo to Hannibal, instead of
Quincy.
The iy-wheel in the rolling-mill of J l..
Robins & Sons, at Philadelphia, burst
on Monday night, injuring six workmen
John Murray fatally.
The cable from the coast of Cornwall
to Spain has been opened. This in
crease in the facilities for transmitting
dispatches has led to a reduction in the
tariff.
O'Kelley has arrived at Santoni, in
the province of Santonder, in Spain, in
custody Of the Spanish authorities. His
effects were sealed by the United States
consul there.
w. 5. ChTysty, of the firm of ChTysty
Brothers, Pearl street, New York, was
drowned while bathing in the river at
Prairie DuChien, Wisconsin, on Satur-
day evening last.
The first passenger train of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railroad ar
rived at Hannibal, Missouri, on Mon
day, and that point will hereafter be the
eastern terminus Of that road.
Mrs. Quincy Shaw, daughter of Pro-
fessOr AgassiZ, has contributed one hun
dred thousand dollars to the museum of
comparative zoology, in which her
father is so deeply interested.
The ninety-eighth anniversary of the
battle of Bunker Hill was observed in
Boston yesterday by the closing of
banks and insurance offices, many mer-
camille houses, and a good display of
flags.
Numbers of the legal fraternity of
Michigan held a meeting at Detroit
yesterday preliminary to the formation
of bar association. The meeting was
adjourned to the nineteenth of July, at
Grand Rapids.
Judge S. II. Treat, Judge of the United
States district court of the southern dis
trict of Illinois, was stricken with paraI-
ysis while in church at Springfield, Hi
nois, on Sunday evening. He will prob
ably. recover.
The Italian senate at Rome yesterday
passed the bill for the suppression of re-
ligious corporations, by vote of sixty
eight yeas to twenty nays. The meas
ure now awaits the royal sanction to
become law.
The Spanish cortes has under consid-
Grafton proposition granting the gov
ernment extraordinary facilities, under
which it will be empowered to levy q
contribution of one hundred million pis-
toles on the country.
Joseph G.. Howard, q confessed horse
thief, was taken from prison and hung
at Union, Missouri, yesterday. His con-
fession "under the moose" implicated
several other parties known to the
lynchers, but who had anticipated
events, and left the country.
At Erie, Pennsylvania, Monday
night, Frederick Click, jr., laborer,
aged twenty-three, stabbed and killed
Joseph Patterson, an ice-peddler. The
murderer was arrested. The parties had
quarreled a short tina before the fatal
blow was struck, when Click dared Pat
tersOn 70 come to him, and on his ap-
preaching struck him with the knife.
A fire in Westborough, Massachusetts,
yesterday morning, burned the Eagle
block, two wooden buildings adjoining,
and block of three-stOry frame build
ings at Main and South streets. The
town was at one time seriously threat
ened, but the fortunate arrival of en-
gines from neighboring places, and the
interposition of q brick wall, prevented
the spread of the flames. The loss will
amount to about twenty-five thousand
dollars.
A meeting of the citizens of Pittsburg
was held Monday evening to arrange
Tor q grand exposition OF mechanical
arts in this city. The meeting was or
ganized by calling ]. B. Heron to the
chair. After some discussion a commit
tee of five were appointed to suggest an
exposition committee to prepare plans
and effect arrangements for an exposi-
ton. Adjourned to meet on Monday
next, when the exposition committee
will be announced.