Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-19

InlIty-hYe miles from Sydney, th,
dibeTnia having paid out ali she had OF
board. The EdiBbUrg will lay the othel
cable iFoin Sydney to PIscentia.
Cnoseg& a. goEa1sBrls, Ohio.
| COLUMBUs, July 1s-Two convict,
diec witl cholera a. the penitentiary to
day-Wiiliam J. Spayd. ? life-man. ron
Darke county, and Michael Domer, from
/ Butler county. Thirteen have died since
! the commencement OF this disease. Thf
city is unusually healthy for this time
Of year.
a ZaFrSb c s9Veer-Car Accident
! WASHINGTON, July I8.-Yeaterday q
driver o. a city horse-car, when about
| 70 cross First street, noticed a lOcomo-
tive tearing down On him. He imme-
diateiy whipped uD his horses, and
/ cleared the track, but one Of his passen-
| gers Mrs. Lincoln, with a child
40 Der arms, ieaped from the car and fell,
24d the child was run over and killed,
! Chris. Cnristian's 1Tuzderer.
SOUTH BEND, IND, July I8.-The
| cOrOneTa jury have held their inquest
/ for three days over the murder OF the
| Dane, Chris Christian, and their YER
dict charges the crime upon John Duf-
field, who jumped the city on Wednes-
! day, and is now probably safe in another
state. The State OF Indiana makes no
provision for expenses to follow and ar
rest criminals, so that be will not be
likely 60 be 2pPTahended.
4 hEaa Nearly EzsiasuIsscd by q Patent
afFe-ExGEneuisher
WAsHINGTON, July I8.-Some de-
parJmeat Watchmeu were being exer-
clsed to-day in the use of fira-extin-
zuisAers. which they had strapped to
Lheir backs. One man failed to omen
the vendlat0r on his machine, which
soon made aripping from top to bottom,
shskiug the man considerably aud
breaking his sh0ulder-blade. The man
and machine were removed for repairs. J
Suicide Of nr. Thomas Dudley. Of tns /
EEstsrG E.suas5c Asylum.
CNCINNATI, July IS.-A special to
the Gazette says that Dr. Thomas Dud- /
ley, first assistant of the Eastern Iuuatic /
asylum, Lexington. Kentucky, COM
mitted suicide this afternoon by taking
thirty grains Of morphine. He was
about forty years Of age, and had been
connected with the institution nearly
twenty years; be was q valuable officer. !
During the past year or two he hast
shown evidences Of insanity, owing, il !
IS supposed, to his intimate relations
with the insane, and intense application
TO MS duties.
ssla New Boar-s oFrhe -. Louis Z utr.aI.
ST. Louis, July fS.-At a mesting of
the policy holders Of the st. Louis Au-
tual life Insurance company to-day. a
ticket for a new board Of directors was
adopted, embracing some of the most
prominent and best citizens Of st. Louis. |
The ticket Is put forth in the interest ofl
lie re5crm movement, and against the
old administration, and, with q circular
giving the history Of the previous man
agenent Of the company, and what led
TO the signsti0n OF the old board, will
be sent to all the poiicy-holders in the
country.
Fwo Wen Hifl-ti bT . Gazing Rank {
symptoms OF EOui Play.
ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-Henry Roebe q
and Henry Fox, while laboring Ia an
excavation in the extreme lower part of
he city last evening, were killed by an "
7mbanknent falling on them. Phillip I
NoTser and Daniel Rock were also bad
y injured
A man supposed to be J. SchIoss, of \
Buffalo, was run over yesterday in Ma d
loway county, Missouri, by train on
he Kansas City, st. Joe and Council o
Bluffs railroad. Circumstances indicate d
hat he was commercial traveller, and
ed 70 suspicion that be had been mur- Q
Tered and then placed on the track. b
Erie Eaeo Sports. il
ERIE, PA, July 19.-Judge Fullerton
Won the race for horses that had never a
leaten 2:2l; J. @. Brown, second, and o.
third. Time, 2:30, 2:313, e.
.;354. Considerable excitement was
reated by an attempt 70 withdraw Full q
art0u previous to the race, but the p
ldges refused permission. N
In the 2:34-race, Captain was the win
er, Delaware Chief second, and Bar 4
ey third Time, 2:39, 2:4I5, 2:41 :,
taggie won two heats in 2:36 aud 1854, | -
ut l0stbeT driver in the fourth heat. and ! -
7as so badly Injured in the runaway
hat ensued, that she could trOt no more. l.
The slow time is to be accounted for cy
} heavy rains and the newness of the 4
sex being the fGst races of the
fr
z Indiana Town Almost Entirely De- OF
populated BY Cholera. ro
EVANSVILLE, IND, July I8.-The n'
0UradFs advices from Me-. Vernon, In
lana, report that the cholera is believed rs
be abating in that place. 1t has al 20
lost depopulated the town. All the so
soIala- Vsl.s-ey,,.lyi get away nave left. ST
be banks and business houses are all
Osed, and the town seems without -,
lpulation. Resin, pine and tar have f.
en burned in the streets, and in - -
rery house disinfectants have been nv
aced. People who cannot leave v"
e removing to the healthier parts -
the city. Families are living in ware I, -
fuses, stores, etc. Every person in the 81
ace has had cholera symptoms, and ne
some large families only two persons ihl
e lett. There seems TO be no apparent
use for the rsvages Of the epidemic, as hu
e city Is clean one, and on one of the RI
ghest points between Evansville and Or
.iro. tn,
Brutal ssurdsr Of "a Boy.
July IA negro named ter
ephen Hood was arrested yesterday VIII
! the murder Of his adopted son, a ne I'D
, boy named Greenberry. The mur- thr
r was committed yesterday morning, ing
tween this city and Newburgh. Hood WI
lk his nephew and adopted son and
d them he was going a hunting. At fat
getting in the woods. he sent his ~,
phew away to getsOme liquor, but the frs
y beingunable to find the saloon, re- bIt
ned to find his uncle. At once he nist
zed where mis- cousin was, and was baT
q tnat he was lost. The boy reported M
5 to Mrs Hood, who informed an Of :,
er- They, after searching the place .,
ere Gceenberry was last seen, found l1e
J body buried about a foot under the OF
'und. The only mark Of violence on sAn
/, body is a dent on the right temple, IA IA
if made by club. lc.
tlaEgry in IL RensucREy-SeveD par~ous AaV
Poisoned ON Smoked TseTTiansl .l'O~S one
l0UISvILLE, July 1S.-A band of dis I
sed men visited the house of Daniel cOcl
lbreath, a worthy farmer Of McCrack- a s;
county, Kentucky, few nights ago, to C
demanded admittance. Being re- rene
ed, they set fire to the house, and elar
sed Mr. Gsllbreath and his brother, Gen
M. Galbrsath, outside, when the poiT
laws fired on them, and severely fore
anded the latter (L. M. GalbreatbS A
liel GalbTeath fred at the party, and savs
is thought killed one man. no ense
son is assigned for the attack. don
/ German family of seven persons Thu
this city ate asupper of smoked her tee
3 last night, and soon after thew from
exhibited symptoms Of poison. 1t hpn
At AIst thougn1 tnat they would all gooC