Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Several cases Of cholera are reported
at Dantzic.
Ex-Police Superintendent John A.
Kennedy died. at New York yesterday.
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday morning,
fired to the amount of eight or ten
thousand dollars.
The Persian muli-connubia felici-
tated shah was immensely grand-balled
in London last night.
A fire at East Saginaw, Michigan,
yesterday, destroyed property to the
amount of fifty thousand dollars.
The Mount Vernon cotton-duck mills,
near Baltimore, were burned yesterday.
Loss, one hundred thousand dollars.
The colored citizens of Brooklyn, New
York, last night celebrated the passage
of the ciyil-rights bill by the legislature
of that State.
A shoemaker named Andrew Lind
ner, German, died at Columbus, Ohio,
yesterday, Of apoplexy, while sitting on
his bench at work.
The amount of liabilities Of the st.
Louis provision-dealers, reported failed,
Thursday, has been reduced to one hun
dred thousand dollars.
Two little girls were burned to
death at Thomson, Georgia, on the
thirteenth instant, by attempting to
kindle fire with cOal-Oil.
A Madrid dispatch says Lieutenant
General Soichas has resigned, in cOnse-
quence of the appointment of SenOT Es-
terenez as minister of war.
A dispatch from the Great Eastern,
dated noon, Thursday, latitude $50 So,
longitude 24' "A, reports six hundred
and four miles of cable paid out.
Joe Burton, a negro convicted of rape
on a white girl aged fourteen, was
hanged at Georgetown, Delaware, yes
terday. He declared himself not guilty.
Horace F. Clark, son-in-law Of Com
mOdOre Vanderbilt, died in New York
yesterday. He was president of the
Lake Shore and Union Pacific railroad.
The election officers who permitted
Susan B. Anthony to vote were fined
each twenty-five dollars, with thirty
dollars costs, at Canandaigua, New
York, yesterday.
A young man named Orlando Harris,
was drowned Thursday evening at
Cleveland, Ohio, while attempting to
save the life of little boy who had
fallen into the water.
The Chicago and Northwestern rail-
road company yesterday declared a div
idend of three and one-half per cent. on
preferred stock, payable July 18th, and
the transfer books viii reopen on July
18th.
Pauline Lueea has been granted an
absolute divorce from her husband,
Baron Won Rhode. She was also grant
ed the custody of her child, and legal
permission to marry again at her earliest
convenience.
Mr.. Delorme, of the firm of Delorme
& QuintOn, wholesale toy dealers, of
Milwaukee, was accidentally killed at
Sehleisengerville, Wisconsin, yesterday,
caused by the careless handling of pis
tol in the hands of a farmer.
AThe French minister, in company
with Secretary Fish, visited the Presi-
dent at Washington yesterday authen-
tically stated by an Associated Press
received about eleven, perhaps
O'clock last night. III
may be the exact hour is not important.
J. Walls is the name of the importer,
given by the New York Tribune, who
has recently been detected in a stipend
Gus fraud on the customs. collectors
with a lot of Mexican shawls- Other
little jobs, in which large quantities
of whisky are concerned, are being
ferreted out.
William Jolley, for some years in the
employ of the Indianapolis, Cincinnati
and Lafayette railroad company, and
latterly an engineer in a mill at Green
Castle, Indiana, was run over and fatal
ly injured at the latter place yesterday
being thrown upon the track
while attempting to climb upon NOV
ing freight train.
Annie Reagan and Maggie Mulay,
aged five years each, who have been
missing since Wednesday, were found |
yesterday morning locked up in a
closet in an empty house in the twenty |
fifth ward, in Philadelphia. One of the |
was dead, and the other re-
vived. 1t is believed that a heinOus |
crime has been committed upon the
children.
Somebody at Louisville has sentian |
to the President for his little |
son Jessie. The plaything is about four |
feet in length, and Jesse don't like it. |
The old man had to pay fourteen dol |
ars express charges on it, however, |
which he did cheerfully, and left it with |
.he aggage-smasher, who failed to fur |
lish the varmint with proper nOurish- |
nent, and it died.