Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-15

sition.
Served Him Right.
LITTLE Rock, June 14.-A man who's
name is unknown, a notorious horse
thief, while playing the role of an off
Ger, was shot and killed in Pope count,
on Wednesday.
Murder and Suicide.
NASHVILLE, June 14.-H. Jewell,
rejected suitor, shot Miss Ella Wood
at Hudson, in this State, this evening
then attempted to kill her father AM
failing in that, fatally shot himself.
Two Men Shot.
! INDIANAPOLIS, June 14.-Jack Piercu
and Thomas Daily were shot this morn
ing by David Dunwarth while they
We're passing the latter's shop. Daily il
supposed to be fatally wounded. Som,
previous difficulty is the alleged cause
The CarIIsts Claim Another Victory.
BAYoNNE, June 1.-THE Carlis
forces, commanded by Lizarrigo anC
Ollo, with the other bands, entered the
province Of Biscay to-day. An engage
ment, in which the Carlists were victo
rious, has occurred near OyarZun, in the
province of Gurpuzesa,
A Life Convict Concludes His Term Of
| imprisonment.
HARTFORD, June 14.-David Scott
who, with his brother, was sentenced tC
| imprisonment for life, for the murder Of
three inmates of house Of ill-fame neal
Windsor Locks in January, 1872, COM
mitted suicide in the State prison al
Wethersfield this morning, at the age Of
twenty-five years.
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New ORLEANS, June 14.-The one
hundred thousand dollars libel of Jacob
Hawkins US.the Picdyltae has been going
on for three days before the fourth dis
trict court. Te-day jury was empan-
elled composed of six whites and six
cOlored. The courtroom is crowded.
Salary Grabbers, Railroad MOnOpoIIes
and ArfstOeracy Condemned.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 14.-A large
meeting of farmers and laboring men
was held at Shelbyville, Indiana, TO-
day. Several addresses were made, and
resolutions condemning the salary grab
bers, railroad monopolies and aristocracy
were unanimously adopted.
Fourth OFJuIy Celebration.
PHILADELPHIA, June 14-President
Grant has accepted the invitation of
the centennial commissioners to par
ticipate on the fourth of July in the
ceremonies attending the transfer of the
grounds ia Fairmount park to the COM
mission for exhibition In 1876.
IN Search of the Losi POIarts.
WASHINGTON, June 14-The Juniata
will leave in about week for Disco and
Upper Navick TO search for. the Polaris,
and on the twelfth of July another
naval vessel will leave on the same mis-
sion if the safety of the Polaris
is not first assured by that time.
Mrs. Glenn on Her Fsnh Trial for Nur-
der.
INDIANAPOLIS, June l4.-The su-
preme court has again granted Mrs.
Glenn, who has been twice convicted of
the murder of Mr.. and Mrs. Young, a
new trial. This will be the fifth trial
A farmer living near this city sui
cided yesterday. He is supposed to have
been insane.
Master Car Builders Convention Closed.
BOSTON, June 14.-The master car
builders closed their convention last
night, and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: President, J. H.
Van HOnten, Pittsburg; vice president,
\. d. Perry, Hartford; secretary, Lean
der Gary, New York; treasurer, A.
Steinback, Reading.
Two Men Murdered by Robbers.
NEW IBERIA, La, June 14-Lanel,
Frenchman, and Alexander Luaer,
colored justice of the peace, were brutally
murdered in their store, five miles from
this place, last night, and the store
robbed and burned by three negroes. A
number of citizens have gone in pursuit
of the murderers.
A River Steamer CiviI-Righted 20 the
Amount OF $1,000.
New ORLEANS, June IA Judge E.
North Cullum, of the Fifth district court,
to-day rendered decision of one thou
sand dollars damage in the case of Jo-
sephine Dreiver against the owner of
the steamboat Governor Allen for refus-
ing plaintiff, a colored woman, cabin
passage and such accommodations as
were extended to white ladies. This is
the first decision under the State law
relative to common carriers.
A Gay DeeeiveF " Plugged"
ZANESTILLE, OHIO, June 14.-Last
evening DIR. Lewis, a physician of this
city learned that Thos. Smith, a clerk
in the Baltimore and Ohio shops, a mar
ried man and having three children, had
taken his (Iewis's) daughter in buggy
and left town. The doctor followed and
overlook them, and shot Smith through
the lung, besides beating him severely.
He is not expected to recover. Lewis
was arrested,
Sudden Death.
CINCINNATI, June 14.-Joseph G. But
I. u. 80 Il. 4
of the Safe Deposit company, of this
city, died suddenly at half-past ten
o'clock last night from rheumatism of
the heart, on the steamer Fleetwood, a
few miles below Maysville. He was on
an excursion to West Virginia, having
left home yesterday in apparently good
health. The chamber of commerce, of
whom Joseph G. Butler, deceased, was
eX-president, appointed committee on
resolutions this afternoon, consisting of
ex-presidents of that body, and ad-
journed out of respect to his memory.
Nashville COnvslescing.
NASHVILLE, June 1.-THE leading
physicians of Nashville are now and
have from the first been divided
among themselves ON the question as to
whether there has been one single real
case of cholera in Nashville during the
season. The mortality of the city has
certainly increased for ten DAYS until
four days ago, when it began to decrease.
To-day is clear and about as warm as
might be expected, and the doctors re-
port all their cases, of whatever naturey
TO be quite controllable. The average
deaths from the prevailing disease has
been from twelve to fifteen, mostly
among negroes.
Army DIgnItaries Returned 70 wash
ingtOn-AnOther New Planet Disc0V-
cred.
WASHINGTON, June I4.-Generals
Sherman and Whipple returned to-day
from West Point, and Secretary Belk-
nap is expected Wednesday or Thursday
next.
The president Of the Smithsonian In
stitute has received q telegram from
James @. Watson, of Ann Arbor, Mich
igan, announcing the discovery of new
planet in seven hours and sixteen min
utes, right ascension south, and in
twenty-one degrees and forty-three min
utes declination, with q rapid motion
north, in the eleventh magnitude.
VtlIainous AssauIf ON a Woman.
CLEVELAND, June 1a.-A German
woman was assaulted last night about
haIf-past eight O'clock on the corner Of
Prospect street and Casg avenue, by g
man who endeavored to choke her in
sensible. Her screams attracted the at
tention of some men passing, and the
villain was captured, after q short chase,
and gave his name as John Beck. The
girl was only slightly hure.
T. "a ~, =, rrsla.o cooosrlfod the
German girl on Prospect street, last
night, turns out to be insane. He was