Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-07

b. sent to work on the TrOcha have deseT
A ed and joined the insurgents.
III EartbquaEe-The sBah WIN visit sunH
IN Italy.
le ROME, July 6.-The first shocks Of q
n earthquake were reported this mornin
D. in Rellano ana vicinity.
is The shah ofPersia has accepted an II
~ vitatiOn to visit Italy.
Death Of SGdge Robinson.
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS, Va, July g.
The venerable jurist, Judge Robinson
died yesterday at Mt. AthOs, at his res
dence, in Campbell county, in h
eighty-eighth year.
In The italian MInIKfry-The POpe Couv;
lescenl.
ROME, July 6.-Count de Cawlera
Digny has failed to form cabinet, an
the crisis in the ministry continues.
The pope walked in the vatica
lie grounds to-day, unsupported by attend
ants.
Heavy shipments of Coal.
PITTsBURG. July 6.-There were tw
millions bushels of coal left to-day fo
q Cincinnati and Louisville. There is
: good stage of water, and it is likely tha
q large amount of coal will get out ol
this rise.
:, Heavy fine for Neglect Of DnIy.
j LISBON, July 6.-The customs author
e tiles have fineed the captain Of tn,
: steamship Murrillo, which ran into anC
sunk the emgrant ship NOrthfieet II
T the English channel, two hundred rel
= for failing to come to Lisbon when b,
: had a cargo IOr this port.
/ Considerable Earth wahbiin< nhOut
D B1ffniO, p. Y.
t BUFFALO, July 6.-There were three
] distinct shocks Of an earthquake thi.
r morning-one quite strong about five
) another about seven, and the third one
quite strong, at half-past nine, causing
considerable alarm by the rocking OF
! buildings and the shipping in the har-
Dor.
Tsls Rhan and his Ministers Captured.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 6.-It is Off
cially announced that the kahn of
Khiva and all his ministers, who fled
from the capital upon the approach of
the Russian troops, have returned and
submitted to General Kaufman, be-
seeching his clemency and imploring
his merciful consideration. General
Penning, who has the disposition of
their cases, has placed them under
guard.
/ Newsbsys aud BoOtbIseks' Annual Pie.
mic.
! CHICAGO, July 5.-The proprietors Of
| the Sherman house to-day, assisted by
| Colonel Joseph II. Bowen, DR.. 3. G.. Mil
| Ter, and several other prominent citi-
zens, gave to the newsboys aud boot
| blacks, OF this city, their second snnual
| excursion and picnic. Seven hundred
and fifty gamins were taken on board
| the steamer 10 Calumet, where q sub
st2ntial and elegant dinner was fur
nished them, and the day spent in vsri-
Gus sports No accident occurring to
mar their pleasure.
The Vienna SHOW Increasing in Entez-
est
VIENNA, July 6.-Tne number of
/ foreign visitors 10 the exhibition is in
creasing daily, great majority of whom
are from England. The jurIes are now
hard at work, and it is generally
thought that a considerable number Of
the prizes will be awarded 70 American
exhibitors. A severe rain storm passed
over this city this morning, considera-
bly, damaging the goods in the United
States department of the exhibition,
and running silks in the French section
Of the building. Jackson s. Schultz
las ACAL ' lEAuc. SdIl CCuuEL anu II.
Adams are here. General Van Buren,
has gone TO Nastauer, twenty miles
from this city.
The CarIists 20 be Crashed.
MADRID, July 6.-Tbe government
has decided to employ every resource to
crush the Carlist insurrection. A pro
clamation will be issued giving the in
surgents five days to surrender to the
republican forces, after which time
cOrdons will be drawn around the insur-
rectionary districts and a decisive cam
paign commenced. In consequence
OF the interruption of railways in the |
north, the mails are now sent from |
Spain by sea in war vessels.
The vigorous measures taken by the |
government have prevented the decla- |
ration of independence, which the ire |
concilable were intending to issue at
Barcelona.
Chance 90 Rise ana Explain.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-The second |
auditor or the treasury has just COM
pleted settlement of the account of |
Jacob Thompson, secretary of the in
terror under Buchanan's administra-
tlon, and acting at that time as trustee
of the Indian fund. 1t is shown that
there is deficit of eight hundred and
twenty -One thousand dollars. The
statement is made that it has not been
possible to take up these accounts until
owing to the fact that all pre-
VIous accounts were required TO be set
tied before reaching Thompson's case
The stocks Of the United States and of
certain States held IN trust by the Sec
retary ofsthe interior amount to about
five million dollars, and the annual in
terest, nearly two hundred and eighty
one thousand dollars, 10 transferred Ur
applied to the benefit of the Indian
tribes owning the securities.
ChOlera-Storm NeMs-TWO Men Cauhpesl
TO Death.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-There were five
deaths from cholera reported to-day.
The trustees of the Wooster universi-
ty recently elected Rev A. A. E. Psy-
lor, of this city, president, rice Presi-
dent Wills Lord, resigned.
An Enquirer special from Athens, re-
ports immense damage TO crops in that
vicinity by the recent storm. The salt
works Of Joseph Herrell was damaged
.en thousand dollars, and other works
lf the kind also damaged, aud while
he Water Valley road has suffered near |!
Ohio, reports from all
quarters represent great damage to the
crops, orchards and forests.
Janees Able, at Shoals, Indiana, yes
.erdsy beat out the brains Of Walter /!
Williams with a hickory club for hol-
owing at him. Able was arrested and {
Iecretly removed to avoid lynchiug.
At Georgetown, Ohio, on the night of !
he fourth OF July, Newton Kendall, in /!
/ barroom quarrel, struck John Young !
With a club mortally wounding him as
s supposed.
ImPOrtaBt Railroad EuIG I'm Sc. LOuIs.
ST. LOUIS, July "a suit has been :
lied in the circuit court here by S. G.
of st. Louis; ID. L. Liggett and !
Swight Roberts, of New York, and 9TH :
rs against the North Missouri railroad n
company and the st. Louis, Kansas City =
md Northern railroad company to set !,
side the deeds of trust and conveyance +
With the consequent sale of the road, ,
made August 26, 1871, to Morris x. Jes- :
up, of New York, on the ground that q
hese deeds, trust, conveyance, ETC., are
yOid, because they We're executed with !,
'ut legal authority being given by the n
tOckhOlders. The bill recites the cir =
under which the road passed II
nto the hands of its present possessors, n
nd charges that the directors of the old =
Sorth Missouri company made use of \
heir position and the trust reposed in r
hem, by means of fictitious purchase r
4 illegally issued bonds, to become the +
.DSolute owner Of the road and its fran q
hises, while defrauding the stockhold- r
rs OF their rights. Another count in the =,
ill prays the court to order the present
ompany and other defendants to ae-i