Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-18
GEN EhAL N EWS.
Cholera Spreading In and About
Nashville-Three Murder
ers Lynched in Lou
isiana.
A Thin Indian StOry-DOuble
Murder at Edgefield, s. c.
More Earthquakes at
Valparaiso.
A Little Naval Job "Leaked.Out-
The President COntempIates
a Visit to Washington
Etc, Etc, Etc.
ChoIera spreading.

] HUH CuOl6Id. 1u6 ulSGdSG Is eNllGnLlN
spreading. Dispatches from Gallatin,
Lebanon, Greenville, and other points,
show that the scOurge is carrying off
great many at those places.
Rather Thin
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE news
from Arizona is that on Sunday last ].
S. Thomas, sheriff Of Prescott county,
was attacked by Apaches near Rio
Verde. He returned the fire from his
buggy, killing two and wOunding one:
The rest of the Apaches, seven or eight
in number, fled. Thomasis horses ran
away, but he escaped uniDjured. GEN
eral Cook has gone to San Carlos reser-
walton. There are conflicting reports.
Some say that all the Apaehes are
gone; Others say that only two bands
have gone on the war path.
French Deputy on mis- Dignity
| VERSAILLES, June 1.-THE special
committee appointed by the assembly
last week, to consider the application
made by the military governor of Paris
for authority to prosecute NJ. Ranc for
his connection with the commune, has
held several sittings. One of its first
acts was to summon NJ. Ranc to appear
before it. This the deputy refused to
do, standing on his privilege as a mem
ber, and denying the right of the COM
mittee to require his presence. To-day
/ the committee held its final session. A
report was adopted, by a vote of IA to l,
recommending that authorization for
the arrest and trial of Deputy Ranc be
granted by the assembly.
Jerome Park Sports.
NEW YORK, June 17.-At the Jerome
park races to-day the handicap sweep
stakes of all ages, one mile and quar-
ter, was won by ShylOck; Sunrise sec
Ond; Conductor third. Time 2:16.
Second Rdce-All ages, two miles,
won by Boss Tweed; Sue Ryder second;
Be ssie third. Time 3:4l.
! irhir5 f6iSJ5ce-The race for the MEM
bers' cup, one nile and quarter, handi-
cap, all ages, won by Sanford; Stock
wood second; Cadence third. Time,
2:O43.
Fourth Race--Au ages, mile heats.
! Springbok, Bucl;dtn and Mildew start
ed. Springbok won, distancing both
horses in the seCond heat. Time, 1:454,
l:443.
An Inebriate Commits Murder.
WHEELING, w. VA, June IA
man named Charles Powell, a butcher,
residing at Bellaire, Ohio, and his son,
while landing from the ferryboat at
West Wheeling, at noon to-day, Were
pushed off the gangway by a man
named Emery and one named Gering, |
who reside in West Wheeling. Young |
Powell told them to be more careful, |
when Gering picked up- a stone, and
throwing il, hit the elder Powell in the I
back OF the head, crushing his skull, |
and killing him instantly. Emery /
then pursued young Powell. running |
him on the boat, when the captain |
caught Emery; Emery broke away, and |
ran to the hills, but was pursued and |
captured. Gering gave himself up at |
once. They are both in Jail at Bellaire |
now. Emery and Gering were said to |
be under the influence of liquor at the /
time of committing the deed.
Two Murders I'm Retaliation for One
Committed thirty Years Ago.
AUGUSTA, GA, June l7.-Arthur A. /
Glover shot and killed VIM. Goumillian /
and his father, Lovett GOumillian, at /
Edgefield courthouse, South Carolina.
this forenoon. Glover and Lovett GOu-
millian had some words a few weeks
since, during which Glover cursed him,
and in consequence young GOumillian /
threatened to kin Glover, who sent for
father and son to meet him at his store in
the village. On entering, young GOu-
million was shot in the head by Glover
with a derringer, and died instantly. The /
father appearing on the scene was also
shot in the head by Glover with
another derringer, and mortally /
wounded. Glover afterward sur
rendered himself. The affair creates in
tense excitement in Edgefield, where
the parties were well connected. About |
thirty years ago Lovett GOumilliOn
killed Joseph Glover IAN uncle of Arthur
Glover.
Three Murderers Lynehed.
New IBERIA, La, June 1.-THE four
negroes who murdered Lavet and Snaer
last Friday night at their store were ar
rested in that neighbOrhOOd this MORN
ing. One of them turned States evil
dence, and related how the atrocious
crime was committed, the plot being
made over q week before. After a close
investigation by Mr.. Seymour Snaer, a
brother of the murdered man, no doubt
remained of the guilt of the negroes. By
this time the people, in large numbers,
had assembled, and elamOred for the
summary execution of the murderers;
but they were saved by the intercession
of Nh. Suaer, who then departed for this
place. The prisoners were brought here,
and on their arrival here the indignant
citizens, numbering over one thousand,
took them to the woods, on the east side
Of Bayou Teche, and hanged three of
them to limb of tree. They confessed
taking part in the crime, but insisted
that the one who turned States evil
dence cut the throat of Lavet.
south American News.
PANAMA, June 1.-THE restored
president is fraternizing with the leaders
of the revolution that banished him,
and is drowning their enmity in
champagne; and those who were dis
charging rifles at each other a few DAYS
ago are now drinking each others
health.
A fossil mastodon has been found at
Corona, and not In Chloe archipelago.
Several shocks of earthquake fright
ened the people of Valparaiso and the
southern part of Chill. The first shock
was felt at thirty-two minutes past
twelve o'clock on the afternoon of the
of May at Valparaiso, and
lasted fOrty-two seconds. A good deal
of damage was done to public and pri-
vate building. From the vertical mo-
tions many persons were thrown from
scaffolds on which they were working,
and several were killed and a number
wounded. The chandeliers were
wrenched from the ceilings, and books
and bottles on shelves were thrown to
the ground. i
Washington Chronicles.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Presi- |
dent will return in time to hold the {
cabinet meeting Friday
1t was the intention OF the secretary {
of the navy to keep secret for the pres I
ent his negotiation for the Tigress, but {
now that the fact has been made public,
it is said at the department that there s
being no authority to purchase, the
arrangement contemplates the lease Of I
the vessel for a specified time. In ad-
dition 10 Commander Green and {
Ldeutenant-Co Commander White, ,Lieuten-
ant George +. Wilkins, has been order {
ed to the Tigress. First-Assistant En- {
glneer Melville, TO be senior engineer. l
A letter received from teacher in the
hlowna camp, at Fort Sill, saws that |
a very friendly feeling exists on the part |
of the Indians toward the general COW
eminent, which will be increased on the 4
restoration to them of Santanta and I
Big
The President has appointed a num-
Der Of civil service rules. The boards Z
of examination for treasury department J
are rs follows: ]. II. Taber, fourth-audi- I
tor; w. II. Armstrong, internal revenue /
bureau, and Charles Lyon, secretary's !
Office. L
The total amount of back pay returned :