Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-29
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Copious rains are reported in the Mia
I mi valley in Ohio.
LaGrange, Kentucky, has second
visitation Of cholera.
The chamber of commerce Of Cincin-
natl have extended an invitation to the
mayor and council of Philadelphia TO
visit the city.
( The mayor and city council Of Cincin-
natl yesterday went to Columbus to es-
cOrt the municipal authorities of Phil
adelphia to Cincinnati.
The Geological society Of Cincinnati
/ yesterday elected nine directors, who
organized by the election of Joseph
LOngworth as president.
J. II. Moores, a well-known lumber
merchant Of New Orleans, died there
! yesterday OF injuries received the day
! previous by being thrown from his
/ buggy.
! The Peruvian government has COM
/ menced suits against several dealers in
guanO in New York city, who are said
! to adulterGte the article and sell it as
genuine.
Attorney-General Williams has re-
commended that pardons be issued to
! Felix Dover, Stephen Spawn, Edward
Murphy and William Scruggs, convicted
in North and South Carolina Of kuklux
Outrages.
Last evening q young man named
John VOnarsdale, travelling agent for 8
New York tobacco house, took suddenly
i'll at the union depot, in Pittskurg. He
took dinner, and WIS about taking his
seat in the cars when he fell in a fit and
died soon after.
A BayOnne telegram says 1t is alleged
that severe engagement had taken
place near Pismelin between the repub-
licans and Carlists, in which the latter
were successful. Two guns and three
hundred prisoners are reported captured
by the rOyalists.
A few Of the one hundred and fifty
young Russian women who were driven
from Zurich by order OF the cZar, while
pursuing their medical studies in that
city, have arrived in New York mouey-
less aud wanting something to do. They
aIe described as accomplished women.
Tie stables of the Broadway and
Twsnty-third street stage-line, three
story brick, in New York, burned
~
Der IF coaches were also DESTROYED.
Loss eighty thousand dollars, covered
by seventy-five thousand dollars insu-
rance.
At Rogersville, Ohio, Saturday night,
during the trial Of a man calling him
self JEFF Davis for raping a nine-year-
old girl, the lights in the room were put
out, the prisoner dragged out doors, shot
twice with revolvers, dragged by the
heels two squares, and hung to tree till
dead
The Milwaukee and Fon-du-Lac air
line road was completed on Saturday.
This road forms the connecting link be-
tween the Chicago and Northwestern
road at FOn-du-lac and Milwaukee,
and most of the trains will be run
over this route to Chicago instead Of UiG
Janesville.
Patsy Mclaughlin and Jim Kehoe
met at Weehawken, New Jersey, yes
terday, morning, TO engage in a prize
nght, but were prevented by the sheriff
OF the county, and the cry of police
beng raised, the principals and their
supporters ran of On the way to the
battle-ground one party in the saiiboat
had figh., cspsizing the boat. and two
men were drowned.
The London Times, Of the sixteenth
instant, says Mrs. Olive, the authoress
was writing in her bOHdoir on the even.
ing Of the fourteenth instant, when a
spark flew from q fire and ignited her
dress. Before assistance could arrive
the unfortunate lady, who for years had
been a confirmed invalid, was burned
most terribly, and she died on the fol-
lowing morning.
Drius Charles, the sachen, and A. w.
Miller, commissioner of the stockbridge
and maze, Indian nation, publish an az
fidavit exonerating Senator Howe from
charges preferred by certain parties in
relation TO the sale Of pine lands belong
ing to the nation. The affidavit alIedges
that there has been no dissatisfaction
pressed in regard TO the appraisement
or manner in which the sale was con-
Quoted. or the prices obtained, and pays
the senator handsome tribute for bis
integrity toward. their people,