Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-22

IN the house, and the women barely eS-
capped from the burning building with
their lives. The engines were called out,
but arrived too late to prevent the de-
structiOn of the house and furniture.
Loss about three thousand five hundred
dollars; no insurance.
l Associated Press Report
Cholera I'm Turkey.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 21.-The
cholera has appeared at Roust Roust-
chOuk, in the province of Belgravia.
First Case of Genuine AsiaGIc.
WASHINGTON, June 21.-The first
case Of genuine Asiatic cholera in this
city occurred to-day, the victim being a
cOlored woman.
InTantieide.
LITTLE Rock, June 2l.-Louisa
Washington, cOlOred, was arrested last
night on a charge of infanticide, and is
now in Jail.
Precautionary Measures at Rome.
ROME, June e2I.-SeYeral cases of chol-
era are reported in the province of Trev-
isO. The authorities are taking precau-
tions to prevent the spread of the dis
ease.
Women SuRragers Let Off Easy
! CANANDAIGUA, n. Y, June 21.-Dis-
trict-attorney Crowley to-day entered
nOHe 1rOSequi in each cases of fourteen
women indicted with Miss Anthony for
illegal voting, when the court adjourned
sine die.
Cincinnati Health Report.
] - 70 g,x
! o'clock this evening fourteen deaths
from disease of the bowels, six classed as
/ cholera, were reported for the day at the
! health Office.
Fatal Accident on a British Railroad.
| LONDON, June q, "A serious accident
/ occurred to-day on the Medland rail-
way. A number of carriages were
! thrown from the rails, and several per-
sons killed and injured.
NashviIIe's sEOrIuary Report.
NASHVILLE, June 2l.-The mortuary
] list from cholera shows fifty-nine
deaths, Of which forty-eight were
colored. We have the same drizzling,
unfavorable weather. Many think the
disease has reached its worst.
Fatal Accident.
! CINCINNATI, June 2l.-An Enquirer
] dispatch says Joseph Barnes, brake
man on a freight train of the Ports
mouth branch of the Marietta and Gin
cinnati railway, fell between the cars
near Webster to-day, and was run over
and instantly killed.
The Disease at Dantzig.
BERLIN, June 2.-A dispatch from
| DantzIg says that forty-two Polish RATS
men on the Vistula were attacked by
| cholera, and twenty-five of them died.
/ OF the remaining seventeen four have
entirely recovered. Another lazaretto
| has been established at the port of Neu-
fahr Wasser, four miles from Dantzig.
A CoupIe of Robbers Shot.
| OMAHA, NEBRASKA, June 21.-Yes-
/ terday two men, a negro and white
man, entered the house of Mr.. O'Don-
nell, about twelve miles west of Sydney
! station, robbed the house and shot Mrs.
| IODOunell, dangerously wounding her.
\ party started in pursuit of the rob
| bers, found them near Potter station
! and killed both of them. The name of
the white man was given as Phillips,
and the negro is supposed to be Berry.
The Canadian Pacific Railroad.
TORONTO, ONT, June 21.-The Mai,
/ government organ, of this morning
saws: awe are informed on good author
! ity that a meeting of the directors of the
/ Canadian Pacific railroad has been called
| for the fourth of July in Montreal to
ratify an agreement entered into with
/ parties in England. 1t is believed the
| agreement is of kind which will COM
mend itself to the board, aud that the
country may confidently look forward to
the success of the enterprise.
A NOted Mexican Desperate Arrested.
BROWNSVILLE, TEX, June 21.-Mau-
rico Portugal, noted American despe-
rado, formerly chief of the police of Mat
amOras, was arrested here to-day and re-
manded to Mexico, on a demand of the
authorities of that country, under the ex-
| tradition treaty, on the charge of having
! killed the chief of police of MatOmOras,
who had been appointed TO succeed POr-
! tugal some time ago, during the revolu-
ton last year. Portugal, at the head of
! a small party, sacked Rancheto and
| Bagdad, Mexico, and killed several of
| the citizens of those places, and has
since been engaged in cattle-stealing
aud plundering along the frontier, with
his cOpfederates.
Sporting News.
| New ALBANY, IND, June 2l.-The
! first meeting of the Trotting-park asso-
citation, recently organized in this city,
will be held commencing on the twenty
sixth instant. The directors, in addi-
! ton to the purse on time, offer
! liberal premiums in showings for
| bIooded horses. The track of the assO-
citation is one of the very best in the en-
tire country, being of ample width and
exactly one mile in length. Good
stabling is provided upon the grounds,
aud the association are determined to
make il the best course in the west.
ON ners of several noted western horses
have announced that they will be pres
ent at the Inauguration of the park with
their horses. Another meeting will be ar
ranged for during the fall. Several
stables are now on the ground.
The vienna COTnmissiOnership again
VIENNA, June 2l.-Jackson A. Schultz
! has retired from the chief commissioner
! ship of the United States to the eXpOsi-
| ton, and Hon. John Jay, the American
minister, has sent dispatch to WASH
| ington recommending the appointment
! of NJ. II. Garretson, of Cleveland, Ohio.
! Mr.. Garretson was one of the suspended
commissioners, and was reappointed by
| schultz as one of his assistants. Gen
eral Van Buren, has left Vienna, having
abandoned all hope of being reinstated.
| The Emperor Francis Joseph visited
| the exposition yesterday, and passed
through all the sections. His majesty
manifested great interest in the ma
chinery exhibited in the American de-
partment, and spent some time in its
/ examination.
The weather is intensely hot.
spanish News.
MADRID, June 2l.-It is reported that
Senor COstellar is engaged in drawing
up constitution for the federal republic,
which is to be analogous to that of the
/ United States. The number OF states
will be fifteen, including Cuba and the
Philippine Islands, and Madrid is to re-
main the capital. The president of the
federal republic is to be elected by uni
versal suffrage, the term Of Office to be
five years, the senators TO be chosen by
the States, and the deputies to be elected
by universal suffrage.
A private meeting of majority of
ths assembly was held to-day, at which
ssnor ri y Margall president, of the
council, was present, and delivered
strong speech. He demanded the adop-
| ton of vigorous policy, and that ex-
traordinary power be conferred upon
/ the government, in order TO enable 1t to
/ deal with enemies who We're conspiring
! for the overthrow of the republic. Sc
nor Castillar asked for vote Of conf