Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-06


preme court having decided the Graham
fiauor-law constitutional, the mayor Of
this city has issued proclamation noti-
tying the saloohs that after Wednesday,
September 10th, they must give bond
and produce Iicence In accordance with
the law.
Cholera az MnIeEsburs, KY.
CINCINNATI, September 5.-The chol-
era epidemic in Mlllersb1rg, Kentucky,
Is abating. There were only two deaths
yesterday. Provisions having given out,
The citizens of Paris, Kentucky, are
sending them cooked food; and the city
council made an appropriation for thei2
benefit. =
The Yale College ExploriDg ExRe-
dillon.
FORT BRIDGES, wy. TER., Septem-
Der 5.-The exploring expedition of Pro-
fessoT o. @. Marsh, Of Yale college, has
returned here after an absence of six
weeks in the region of the Mintah
mountains. The trip was very success
full, and many important discoveries Of
extinct animals were made. The party
leave this morning for the Pacific coast,
UiG Salt Lake.
The Kansas City Exposition Success
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, September b.
The success of the exposition here is as
sured beyond all expectation. Entries
are coming in from every part of the
Union. The exhibition OF cattle and
other livestock will surpass any pre-
yious one in this section Of the country,
and the association have compelled TO
erect a hundred more stalls to aecommO-
date the entries.
The Cfnetnnalf Exposition.
CINCINNATI, September 5.-There was
a large attendance at the exposition to-
dav, and the hotels have largely in
creased number of visitors. The bril-
liancy of the display manifests itself in
the furniture department and in Central
hall. The work of preparation is not
quite complete in any except the ma-
chinery department. There is no doubt
about everything being ready by to-
morrow night.
Coming sports at LexisgtOn, Ky.
LEXINGTON, September 5-A number Of
persons arrived here, to be in attendance
at the races, which commence on the
Kentucky associations course on Mon
day next.
This city has never been freer from all
kinds of sickness than at present.
1nElt las AON bCClA NeAoC u N6CAT
ela here, nor any symptoms of it. The
weather is cool and pleasant, and the
prospects of fine racing and large at
tendance are very fiattering.
Electric Bubbles.
The pope is again reported indisposed.
Australian Kelly, the prize-fighter,
died at Fulton, Arkansas, yesterday.
Regular trains are running on the
Cairo and Fulton railroad from Little
Rock to Fulton, Arkansas.
The exposition building at st. Joseph,
: was damaged to the extent of
eeIlssooA-: 'Nousand dollars by storm
on the third instah,-
J. W. WetZsil, q fcrl. ieSi1ebi SS tatirr =,
st. Louis, committed saiEids e ne
strychnine at Salt Lake last high-,
nancial trouble was the cause.
At an entertainment given on bOa54 a
steamship, at Philadelphia night be-
fore last, two Of her crew, who were
waltzing, fell overheard and were
drowned.
The farmers oranges have completely
upset the calculations of the Raus as to
their future movements, and the head Of
the tottering concern is being beseiged
by letter and personal interview for or
ders and advice.
The interior department is advised
that the settlers in southern Kansas
upon the Usage eeded land, will make |
no further hostile demonstrations against
the railroad, but will abide the decision
of the United States supreme court rela- |
tive to the validity of their titles.
Charles Taylor, known in theatrical
circles as "Charley Graham" and for
merly ring-master and clown in James
RobinsOn's circus, died in the city hos
pital at st. Joseph, Missouri, on the
third instant, after an illness Of many
months.
The secretary of the navy has received
from Mr.. Peterman, the celebrated Ger
man geographer, a complete chart and
report Of the POlaris expedition. The
document, however, is in German, and
is now in the hands of a translator.
After being translated the report will be
published.
A Miss Conway and r. T. Beckett
eloped together from st. Joseph, Mis-
souri,. few days ago. Mr.. Conway fol-
lowed, and overhauled the parties at
CrestOn, Iowa, where he found them
snugly ensconced in bed together. An
officer cruelty separated them, and
locked them up in jail. Beckett is
widOwer.
Intelligence has been received Of the
safe arrival at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
of the party of government employees
who, accompanied by q guard of United
States soldiers, left for that place few
weeks ago, in charge Of several million
dollars worth of greenback currency, in
return for which they will bring coin to
the east.
Il eowhiding affair occurred at Hous-
ton, Texas, on the thirteenth ultimo, in
which lawyer named Parker deity
yielded the tortuous instrument to the
nimble caperings of a book-keeper
named Mcdonald. The latter, however,
wrenched the whip from his prosecutor,
and retaliated. They finally clinched
and went into a regular knock-down
game, in which first blood wa sdeclared
for Mcdonald.