Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-05
Cholera Abatinx ai Ciue,uua,t.

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Cholera AbatiBg at CincInnatI.
CINCINNATI, July 4.-Only one dealt
from cholera reported to-day.
New Trial Refused I'm she PIeAyune Ii
bel sutt.
NEW ORLEANS, July 4.-Judge Lyncl
yesterday refused a new trial in tht
Hawkins Pcayltne libel case.
MnI struck by IIshGning-ODe Persor
Killed.
CINCINNATI, July 4.-The Hamilton
wOolen mill was struck by lightning
eHtailing a loss of sixty thousand do.
lars. The falling roof killed one and
hurt two men.
Frem Washington.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President
will return to Washington probably the
last of next week or the first of the week
following. He will receive visit from
Secretary Belknap at Long Branch.
Died st His Post.
INDIANAPOLIS, July A man,
named Fielding, car-Inspector on the
Bellefontaine railroad, was instantly
killed yesterday, during the storm,
while in the performance Of his duty.
No Cholera AZ Munieh-The Shah StfII
visits.
LONDON, July 4.-The report of the
oul break of the cholera at Munich is
cOntradicted. The craft on the Vistuls
are submitted to a rigid quarantine.
The shah made visit 10 the Crystal
palace yesterday. Immense preparations
were made for his reception.
The First Bale OF the Season.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, July 4.-The
first bale Of cotton raised on the Rio
Grande this year was brought to this
market yesterday by J. L. Hynes, of
Santa Maria, Cameron county. The
gentleman on whose farm it was raised
arrived too late for the steamer, but the
bale will be dispatched to New Orleans
by the first vessel leaving.
Butler APPreprisfes the Glorious
FOURTH 40 EIeetfOneerfng Purposes
Boston, July 4.-Butler made an
electiOneering speech to large temper
ance convention st Framingham to-day.
Ii was directed against mOnopolies and
special legislation. He did not commit
himself to the approval or disapproval
Of the prohibition temperance laws,
but declared that as long as they were
on the statutes they should be enforced. !
commencement Exercises Of the vir-
Einia Military Institute.
LEXINGTON, July 4.-The commence |
me.It exercises Of the Virginia military |
institute took place this morning. The
vsledletOry address was delivered by /
Cadet L. L. COchrane, of Alabama. |
The orator Of the day was Cadet J. 2. /
graduates, the largest number since the
establishment Of the institution.
From AsdrIG.
MADRID, July 4-The progression
club suspended its sittings because its
constitutional guarantees have been sus-
pended.
The government has decided to dis
band all soldiers whose terms of service
have expired, and offer them two reals |
daily TO re-enlist, and if the result is
unsatisfactory, TO appeal to the patriot
ism Of the country to I'll the ranks, and /
state frankly the situation and means OF
serving Spain.
The Monmouth Park Races.
LONG BRANCH, July 4.--At the Mon
mouth Park races fully twenty thousand /
persons were present. The steeple-chase
was won by George West. Duffy came
in a length ahead, but the race was
given TO West on account of the rider of
Duffy riding out Gf the course time, 7:3S.
n second race, trial purse, one mile, was
won by Artist; time, / AS. Third race,
mile heats, won by Katy Pease; time,
las. :46. Fourth race, Jersey Derby, |
-. DrrrTsv,o,.
rained very hard all through the last
race.
The Vietora IN the Great Billiard
TeurNament.
NEW YORK, July 4.-The prizes TO
the winners in the late billiard tOurna-
ment were presented this evening by A.
w. Collender, at Chris. OCOnner's bill
lizard rooms. The first prl1e, consisting
of the silver champion challenge cup,
the billiard-table used during the tour
nEment, and q money prize Of SllZ1 81
was given to Albert Garnier. CyTille
Dion received q check for 1866 q. The
second prize, s diamond locket and
S644 IS, was presented to Ubassy. For
the best general average, John Deery
got a similar locket and 1922 10. For
the third largest run, Maurice DAILY re-
ceiYed sos %, and Joseph Dion S4S3 10.
At the conclusion of the presentation
q collation. provided by
O'COnner was partaken Of
search Ex pedition.
WASHINGTON, July 3.-Assuming the
genuineness Of the recently published
extracts from the letter Of Commander
Green, of the Tigress, in reference to
what mis- conduct viii be regarding the }
Polaris. and his declaration that he viii
not be interfered with by Commander
Braine, the naval officers here express
surprise that he should have written !
such a letter, as ne bears a high reputa-
ton for seamanship and for caution in :
expressing his sentiments; besides, they J
.rf. more astonished at the temper of the :
etter, as the general character Of ;;
Braine affords no ground :
for the assumption that he could under i
AXE to interfere with the command Of :
Green, who Is in full charge !
lf the expedition IN search Of the Polaris, !
while Commander Braine is dispatched !
% make inquiries respecting that vessel !
1r the Arctic coast. The two expedi- !
ions are distinct, as also are the instruc- !
ions Of the respective commanders.
south American News
PANAMA, June Z4.-Ine notorious 5
steamer Virginius is in the harbOr of As [
oinwall. A Spanish man-of-war en-
tered the port on the twenty-frst in
slant, and on the same day, also, the
United States steamer Kansas. What
5he mission Of the Spanish vessel is has I
NOT transpired, but the Kansas, it will I
9e remembered, is the same ship I
which, over a year ago, conveyed the
Virginius out OF port from under the !
yrus of the Spanish frigates. The Vir-
yinius is undergoing repairs, and it is {
understood that the Kansas will remain 7
until the repairs are completed.
The Cuban General Quesdas is still In
,lf
Hon. T. ThOrdngton, lately appointed s
limited States consul to Aspinwall, on !
appIying to Bogota for the usual exc
1uafOr, was refused on the ground that
the government OF Colombia recognized
40 such place rs Aspinwall only as that
n a colony. Secretary FiAh, upon be ,
ne informed OF the refusal, appointed
commercial agent at As
pinEall, with tae powers OF CONSUL re-
gui1iRg DO exequ2tor.
= sWs has been received here from !
II H0r.Gunss that the fillbustering steam ,
er General Sherman had landed
with a revolutionary party headed
.V r. Palcios, at Utiias Honduras. The !
Of Honduras has been over
thrown by them, and new one IN
stalled. Palcios and bis ESifoWers are
on Guatemala, and Iney
succeed in e1tRsing that territory u tAS9
or three days ElkEch, they are almost
certain Of OyerthroStng the existing {
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