Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-16
TELEGRAPRIC BUBBLES.

McCappin declines the nomination
for the State senate of California.
General rains are reported along Red
river and throughout northern Texas.
Business commences in the guberna-
tOrial campaign IN Ohio on the first Of
September.
Rouher, with other prominent French
imperialists, are at Chiselhurst, cele-
brating .fete.
many state that the cholera is increas-
ing in virulenee.
Eight hundred Galicianzormists are
marching on Portugal, where they hope
to find sympathizers.
Chicago acknowledges the corn in the
fact that cholera does prevail in that
city to a considerable extent.
Dispatches at the CaTlist headquarters
at Bayonne announce that BeeTga has
been captured by the royalists.
The weather throughout England is
reported very unfavOrable TO crops, on
account of the continuous rains.
A severe storm of wind and rain
passed over the city of Little Rock last
evening, doing considerable damage.
Intelligence has reached London that
Paraguay, Brazil and the Argentine re-
publics have signed treaty Of peace.
John Bailey, in walking leisurely
along the streets Of Erie, Pennsylvania,
Thursday night, stumbled and fell,
breaking his neck.
One thousand insurgent refugees from
Valencia have landed on the coast Cf
Alicante, and are levying contributions
on rich towns.
The trial of the participatOrs ia the re-
cent Chinese horror in san Francisco
has turned out farce-the jury finding
verdict Of "not guilty"
William Jackson, eolored, was hanged
at Alexandra, Virginia, yesterday. He
killed his wife last February, but denied
his guilt to the last moment.
1t is reported that the crew of the
Deerhound, seized by Spanish man-of-
war for landing arms for the CaTlists,
will be tried on a charge Of piracy.
The Pawnees are preparing for terri
bic retaliation on the Sioux for their
fearful butchery of the Pawnee squaws
and papooses reported a few days ago.
MI NAnutlDllts Oi Tue llbttouII 0c-
partment, fails to discover the alleged
irregularities in the business of the New
York customhouse, and has SO reported
at Washington.
In Lee county, Kentucky, last week,
John Eversoll attacked his brother-in-
law, named Stamfers, when the latter
fired upon him with shotgun, killing
him instantly. Forty buekshot took ef-
feet in bis body.
A girl named Lucinda Smith, at a
dance in Msysville, Kentucky, called a
Justice of the peace into an adjoining
room, pointed a fively-peTfOTated cart
ridge-exploder at Charles Brown, and
Charles, as in duty bound, married her
without a murmur.
In ROckpOrt, Missouri, II. G.. Morgan
got into an alteration with Colonel Dur
fee, in which the latter knocked the for
mer down with nOtary's seal, and in
falling his head struck against the curb
stone, which fractured his skull, and
caused death ia q few moments.
Emil Lowenstein, a German barber
of Brooklyn, who murdered Weston
few DAYS since, is wanted by the chief
Of police of that city. He is twenty
four years of age, five feet six inches in
hi sht, weighs about one hundred and
forty pounds, and has dark hair and
mustache. He wore when he left
iight-drab checkered suit, panama hat
aud gsiter shoes. He Is probably alone.
The governor has offered a reward Of
five hundred dollars for his appYehen-
sion. The murder was most horrible
one, and It Is hoped the utmost efforts
viii be made to capture him. Il Is be-
lieyed Weston's wife was accessory to
the murder.