Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Nashville Clear of Cholera
The Disease Abating at Gin
cinnati-Murder and Sui
eide at Boston.
Monmouth Park Races-The Crop
Prospects in IOwa-"Irreg-
ularities" among Con-
ductOrs.
Wa1WOrth Satisfied with his
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Cholera AbaainR az Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 8.-No cholerl
cases reported since three o'clock yes
day.
Pa6aI sunst<Oke.
New ORLEANS, July 8.-Mercury 760
There were three sunstrokes reported
one of which was fatal.
jealousy and Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, July S.-Durhan
Wilson fatally shot David Brown lbotl
colored) this morning. Jealousy wa.
the cauEe. Wilson was arrested.
Eighteen BeFwegfans Found Dead.
LONDON, July 8.-Eighteen Norwe
gians, belonging to the German Arctic
navigation company's service, left or
the Spitzebergen, were found dead by
the party which went to their relief.
A Mysterious Boat Found.
BOSTON, July S.-A small sloop wa:
found in the bay yesterday, and wher
being righted a body became disengageC
from the rigging and sunk. 1t is sup.
posed three others were drowned when
the slOop capsized.
Fatal ARRAY Between Coiored Citizens
WASHINGTON, July S.-Andrew
Stewart and Tom Anderson had a fight
last night. The friends of the latter in
teriered and were beating Stewart when
be drew revolver and fired, killing
William Tyler. All colored.
Nashville ConvaIeseent
NASHVILLE, July S.-The city is now
clear Of cholera. Not single case has
been reported for the past forty-eight
causes occurred to-day. The city was
never in more healthy condition.
Fatal Accident on BOARD a Ship.
HALIFAX, n. S., July S.-Bermuda
dates are to the first instant. While a
number OF men were pumping out the
stranded ship Beaumoris Castle, Edwin
Ryan, in attempting to clear the strain
er of the pump was suffocated by foul
gas in the ships hold. Captain Brown
and four men went to his rescue, but
became exhausted and had to be hauled
out. Ryan was dead before he got out.
g 'EmOtf0naIly'' Speculative Railroad
Constructors.
PHILADELPHIA, July Sit is report
ed that the Pennsylvania railroad com
pany has caused the rrest of four con-
duetors on the Philadelphia and New
York division, and, also, a gate-keeper
at the Jersey City ferry forswindling the
company in some way in coupon tIek-
cts. The speculation had been going on
3 long time.
The Iowa Crop Prospect.
DEshOINEs, July S.-Crop reports
from ali parts of the State are favorable
for large crops of small grain of all
kinds except winter wheat, which was
badly winter-killed. Oats and spring
wheat are very promising, though badly
lodged in some localities in consequence
Of recent severe and long-continued
accompanied by heavy
winds. Corn promises fairly for an av-
arage crop, with favorable fall.
Murdered His wife and Killed Himself.
BOSTON, July S.-This afternoon
Michael Desmond shot his wife dead,
and then killed himself The parties
had been living in Tufts stree t, but last
Desmond drove his wife and
her two children by q former husband
INTO the street. The wife and children
found lodgings in Second
street, In South Boston, where Desmond
followed them, and where the tragedy
.OOk place.
Mexican News.
City OF MExICo, July l, VIA HAVANA,
THE revolution in Yucatan is ex-
ending, and the country has been de-
,lared In q state of seige.
The election for members of the Mex
can congress will be held on the sixth |
Instant. Indications are that the ma
ority Of the members of the next con- !
yress will be composed of those opposed |
% the present administration.
The Mexican press are urging the gov |
to confer the rights of citizen |
hip upon foreigners without compelling |
hem to renOunce their nationality.
The Indians In chihuahua are on the |
and have killed several citi- |
,ens.
Monmouth PARA Sport.
MONMOUTH PARK, N. ]. July S.-Jef-
erson Davis was the conspicuous person |
It the races to-day.
FIRST RACE.
Hopeful stakes $500, added to sweep
takes, $50 each for two-year-olds. the /
econd to receive 500 and the third $50, |
Ialf mile. There were twenty-four en-
ries; eleven started-Theodore, Beat |
ice, Persimmon, Erastus Corning, Wis
goth, Regardless, C0ffee's brown filly,I
aaron, Pennington, Morris's black colt,
'andalite and Petty. Won by Beatrice
D 50 seconds. Regardless second.
THE SECOND RACE
Vas for purse of $500, all ages, $3.50 to
lrst, 500; to second, and $50 to third
orse, two mile heats. There were four
ntries. First and second heats won by
1aty Pease In 3:44 and 3: AS, Stoekwood
econd In both heats. The other start
rs were John Merriman and EoIus.
THIRD RACE
7as for the Monmouth Cup, value $500.
dded to which was a sweepstake of
5UO each; second horse to receive $500,
nd third $3.50 out of the stakes; two
nd half miles. Five horses started,
IL: Preakness, Business, Survivor, |
Vsnderer and Hubbard. The race was
'on by Wanderer in 4:343: Preakness
scond and Hubbard third. Before the
art pools sold as follows: Wanderer.
2000; Preakness, $1300; Hubbard, 1886;
urvivor, $500; Business, S35.
DOi1gs az New York.
NEW YORK, July S.-James DonnelIy
as been arrested al Tarrytown on the
harge Of causing the death of his wife
y brutally beating her. His two step
nildren were the chief witnesses against
lonnelly.
BY direction of the sheriff. Walworth
as removed from the quarters in the
ombs hitherto occupied by him, to
III in the murderers's row. It is said
lat when Walworth's friends heard of
le action they were very much an
Dyed. Yesterday a deputation, includ- q
Ig Mrs. Walworth, General Hardin and 4
hurlow Weed, waited upon Sheriff :
rennan to ascertain if 1t was not pos !
BILE to place Walworth in some obaer
ID, away from the neighborhood of '
,nvicted felOns. The sheriff informed t
le deputation that he had only a few
)urs before visited Walworth, who said \
him; "I like my new cell much bet t
Z than calculated. don't care to be
owed from here" The deputation also
-ged the sheriff 30 keep Walworth in !
Ie Tombs as long as he could, but the
leriif expressed his determination to
nd him TO Sing Sing tomorrow.
John Badenelle, while at work yester. !
", in Newark, New Jersey, struck
)hn Gustrausson, a fellow-laborer, with .
axe, infiicting fatal wound. Bad q
lelle says God told him to kill the dew a
J. He thought Gustraussen was Satan.
John q. Schirman, of 432 Greenwich a
rect, was arrested this morning for at O
mptiDg to murder his wife. He was \
und sitting at the table with a re- c
liver in front OF him, and his wife in b
9 next room, shot through the mouth, :
e bullet lodging In her neck. It is be-
wed that there was an arrangement
tween Schirman and his wife that :
3 former should shoot the latter and
en- shoot himself a
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