Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-24
CURRENT NEWS
Cholera Reports from All Quar-
ters-SeriOus Railroad AecI-
dent near st. Louis.
The British Queen Spreads her
Beauties before the Shah Of
Brilliant Display.
The Kellogg ShOOters-The Cor
don Tragedy Verdict-Crime
and Accident, and News
in General.

uOh lIdScOy NOluAOo SAAhAS
and Accident, and News
in General.
Cholera in West virginia.
WHEELING, w. VA, June 2S.-There
was a case of cholera in this city yes
terday. The form is mild, and has not
proved fatal as yet.
On the Decrease.
NASHVILLE, June 29.-There were
trirty seven deaths from cholera to-day
against fifty-five yesterday. VI these
twenty-nine were cOlored.
The RfehmOnd DueIists Admitted TO
Bail.
RICHMOND, June 23.-The seconds in
the Mordecai-McCarty duel We're to-day
admitted to bail in the sum of five thou
sand dollars each to appear before the
grand jury July 9TH.
CIncinnati-s MOrtuary.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-Five deaths
from cholera were reported at the health
Office to-day. Advices from Portsmouth
state that this morning on the steamer
Potomac a negro deck-hand died OF
cholera at that place.
chicago Lumber Market.
CHICAGO, June 23.-The lumber mar
ket TODAY was active, and prices firm,
and a large number of cargOes sold at
50 so. for joists and scantling; SlO9
Is SO for common to good strips and
boards: 81 for lath, and s. for shingles.
SAN Francisco, June 23.-A cage fell
in the Eureka company's mines IN Ne
vada to-day, twenty feet, with two oc-
cnpants, John George and George Dobbs.
George was killed; Dobbs had both legs
and one arm broken, and cannot re-
cover.
A Public Banquet Prohibited.
PARIS, June 23.-The prefect of Yer
sailles has prohibited the public banquet
which was to have been given by Gam
betta and the radicals on the anniver-
sary of the death of General HOche, and
the affair will consequently take place
in private.
Annual Meeting of the western Also
ofated Press
DETROIT, MICH, June 23.-The regu-
lor annual meeting of the Western As
sociated press will take place at Putin
Bav. off Sandusky, Ohio, on Wednes-
day of the present week, when the otfi-
GERS will be elected for the ensuing yeaI
and the annual reports will be made,
A Little Tobacco scheme.
LONDON. June 23.-The London Times,
in its city article speculating on the
financial difficulties of Spain, says if the
cortes will authorize the farming of the
PhilIiaine tobacco plantations and the
saleof treasury bonds, a sufficient amount
of cash could be realized wherewith to
clear off the floating debt and pay the
July coupons.
Brace of Hurderers Arrested.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-A. J. and g
w. Donahue, were arrested last Friday,
near Greenupsburg, Kentucky, on theil
farm, an the charge of the murder OF an
old man, in Mercer county, Minnesota,
about two years ago. They were taken
bv Sheriff Campbell, of Minnesota, and
are now here in irons ready for transfer
to Minnesota.
The Shah's Movements.
LONDON. June 28.-The shah of Per.
sia and a number of distinguished per.
sons visited WOolwich Saturday. II
the evening he visited the opera. Yes
tarday he visited the geological gardens
and to-day goes to Portsmouth to b,
present at a grand review of the chan
mel squadron.
From the Pacific slope.
SAN FRANcIsCo, June 22.-A fire il
Petolia to-day destroyed the American
hotel and SalvOr's stable. Loss seventy
five thousand dollars.
The president Of the Chinese imml
grant company sent to Hong Kong thre'
thousand circulars giving full accoun
of the Chinese trouble in this city
Thev are to be distributed in all tn
cities in China.
A PassenEer-COach Ditehed-Severa
Persons Injured.
RICHMOND, Va, June 23.-One ca
of the night express to Cincinnati, G
the chesapeake and Ohio railroad, wa
thrown off the track last night nea
Richmond, turned bottom up, an
badly wrecked. A number Of person
were injured, though none very seri
ousIv. Among the injured are Georg
Artiingsboll, England; Mr.. and Mr.
Waller and Miss Waller, Chicago. MI
Waller had his shoulder-blade broken
4 FOrger I'm the Tells.
TRENTON, MASS, June 23.-J. I
Henderson, alias II. Fay, who attempt
cd 10 mass a forged check on tie BristC
County national bank Saturday, was al
rsivned this morning in the municips
court and put underten thousand dollar'
bonds for his appearance before the 81
I nerior court. He had in his possessio
seven thousand dollars of New Jerse
Central railroad bonds, probably stoleT
and acomplete disguise Of rough clothe
The accused claims that he Is the VII
tim of mistaken identity.
Sc. Louis GIeanfngs.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-Tbe Marylan
editors spent the day in visiting, frien(
and various places of note IN and aroun
the city, and left for Chicago this eV'
ming. A.
+ Sherman l5ouse a few days ago as JAM
Mason, died this morning from the e
fects of poison, taken with the design
killing himself.
There are no further particulars to no
regarding the collision of picnic tran
on the Atlantic and Pacific rallWs
yesterday. Thirteen persons IN all we
injured, but only two of them serlousi
, rhe kellogg shooters ON Trial
NEW ORLEANS, June 2S.-The case
2 fhe State Us. Melville Cohen andCharl
r. Railey, charged with shooting Wi
, intent 20 kill William PIT. Kellogg, W
! commenced at CarrolltOn this morniI
before Jua.ge Partee, UeRUe having BET
changed frdus Orleans to JeffersC
: parish. Attorney-General Field, 9
! sisted by r. King Cutler and Expos
master G. w. Lowell, represent Il
State. Messrs. Thomas J. Semnaes, ]
John Ellis and John Horner appearI
for Railey, and Messrs. William NJ. Ra
; dolpb. J. CastellanOs and G. E.Whitn,
for Cohen. The jury consists Of ten u
oroes and two whites. Kellogg "
e Sresent as a witness. The case is pI
D gressing tonight, and the courtroom
r Crowded. Much interest is manifesto
: new York Items.
] NEW York. June 23.-Lewis d. Tia
d nan, one of the foremost workers in {
7 anfi-slavery m ovement in its earlier
S fects in this city, died in Brooklyn, 5,
!, urday, aged eighty-five.
T, Clark. a Jockey, was injured at Jeror
mark on Saturday by the horse ''SOr
ROAM falling ON him whlle exefeisi
l. for the hurdle-race. He is reported de
to-day.
l. Proprietors Of faro-banks, learning
+ a contemplated raid by the police, ha
il closed business.
t The federal council of the Inter-
! tional workingmen's association vest
is dav listened TO the reading Of CO.
', m1nications from Spain and siwitz
RI Iand, inquiring if, in case OF gene
= strike among all workers there the .
y tions in this city would loan t6'