Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-26


were, at New York, 81 ,64S, III; at Phil
sdelphis, S2l6, ,36S; Boston, $50, ,585.
~sam Purdy" EOsd for szI-sa0-
SAN FRANCISCO, June 25.-i'Sam
Purdy" was sold st auction to-day fol-
twenty-One thousand five hundred dol
lars. Frank Malone was the purchaser.
cOap de soIefL
WHEELING, w. Va, June 25.-LOuis
Laner, q resident Of this city, died
almost instantly to-day fVom the effects
Of sunstroke. Thermometer 9Ss IA the
shade.
The amefaI Vote Of Oregon.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-The follow
ing official vote Of Oregon for congress
man, Ladow, Democrat, 9632; Williams,
Republican, $40; Davenport, Independ-
ent, $3.50.
The Anti-PaPsI Demonstration.
ROME, June 25.-There was consider
able excitement last evening in conse-
quence Of snti-papal demonstrations.
Several riDgleaders were arrested and
quiet restored.
fhe President VIII net Visit 81. LOuis.
EVANSVILLE, IND, June 25.-Presi-
dent Grant telegraphs the Fair cOmps-
ny of this city that be will not visit st.
Louis, and consequently cannot attend
the July races here IS invited.
Shocking Accident
EVANSVILLE, IND, June 25.-Wm.
SabertOn, siXty-fiye OF seventy years of
age, wRs torn TO pieces on fiy-wheel at
Ellis's mill st noon to-day. I.issuppOsed
he walked into the wheel by mistake in
the dark.
Considerable COnnagraaIOn.
ST. LOUIS, June 25.-The tannery of
Otter Oscars, in the western suburbs of
the city, was burned between one and
two clock this morning. Loss about
twenty-five Thousand dollars. Insurance
small, IN home offices.
The InternstfOnAI-LaW Congress.
LONDON, June 25.-It is now stated
thst a meeting of the Brussels congress
on international Law will take place.
Great Britain has apparently waived
her objections. The action of France in
the matter is still unknown.
Reciprocity Negotiations.
OTTAWA, June 25.-In consequence
Of the reciprocity negotiations il is IN
derstOOd that parliameht will assemble
in December or early in January. Il is
proposed that the Dominion parliament
be IN session simultaneously with the
senate OF the Y nlted states.
Fire and Accident.
CINCINNATI, June 25.-Pelstring's ci-
gar-box manufaetOry, corner Of Walnut
and Canal streets, was burned this morn
ing. Loss ten thousand dollars. Dur
ing the fire the bridge over the canal fell
IN, precipitsting q number Of people into
the water. None were drowned or seri-
Ously hurt.
The heSyracuse Disaster.
SYRACUSE. June 25.-The eOrOners'
Investigation into the Central Baptist
church disaster was began this morning.
There have been no further deaths Of
the injured. f dozen funerals of the
victims are appointed for tomorrow,
which viii be a day Of general mourn
ing.
yfOIstiug Election Laws.
NEW York, June 25 Police Com
missioners Gardner and ChaFlick, who
have been on trisl Tor the past ten days
on a charge OF violating election laws
last November, were found guilty. Judg-
ment was postponed, in order to allow
defendants counsel TO argue the matter
in arrest Of Judgment.
The Indianapolis and Western Rail-
way.
INDIANAPOLIs, June 25.-Articles of
association were fled in the secretary Of
states Office yesterday for the India
uapolis and Western railroad. The road
is designed to run from Indianapolis to
Montezuma, TO connect with the In
diana and Illinois Central. A full HOard
of directors was elected, with w. II.
Durham as president.
Pullman Palace Coaches In Italy,
contract wRs definitely closed here
to-day for putting Pullmsn palace cars
on all trains and lines OF upper Italy.
This covers the great routes of pleasure
travel, via the northern lakes. The
press highly compliments American
progress and the direesGr-general at
Milan on his eDterprising appreciation
of the public wants.
Only q JOke.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-An execu-
ton having been issued in the case Of
furniture desler against the District OF
Columbia, a bailif proceeded to the
house Of delegates to-day and made
levy, taking possession of the furniture
and effects Of the house. The same
property had previously been taken from
the hall by retiring members, IN JOKE,
as they said, but which they were seri-
ously required to return.
The Sioux Indiana SOt HsnkeTiDg After
Gore.
st. PAUL, June 25.-From all the in
formation SO far obtained, it does not
look as if the Sioux in Dakota are par
tieularly anxious for fight with the
seventh cavalry, which they can have
any day. General Custar's expedition
10 Black Hills would have started last
sunday, if there had been any military
necessity, but its departure Is now post
pOned till the thirtieth or thirty-trst.
Governor Moses As a PardOser.
CHARLESTON, s. C., June 25.-Gov-
ernor Moses has pardoned three county
commissioners Of Carroll county, lately
convicted Of corruption in Cfiice sud
sentenced respectively to three, nine and
ten wears in the penitentiary. The coz
yicted officials, on their way to prison,
boasted that Governor Moses would not
dare allow them to remain in the peni-
Tertiary ore month.
The Preach Budget.
PARIS, June 25.-The minister Of f.
nance, NJ. Magne, disapproves of the
budget committees plan for balancing
the budget by reducing the amount
which Is annually refunded b the bank
Of France. be declares he viii make
the subject q cabinet question before the
assembly, and calls ON the com mittee to
make up the deficit by the imposition Of
other taxes, If the committee refuse TO
adopt those he hiss proposed.
Annual Meeting Of the Yale Alumni.
NEw HAvEN, Conn, June 25.-At the
annual meeting Of the Hale alumni, yes
terday, among tine distinguished men
present was Chief-J ustice Waite. who
announced the names Of the successful
contestants for prizes. Hon. Edward 5.
Pierrepont delivered an Grafton. In the
evening there was q grand reception in
the law sch Dol-room: previous to and
after which several classes had unions.
commencement exercises take place to-
day, and the cornerstone OF the new
chapel will be laid.
COBGagrafSSn-
MADISON, IND June 25.-The largest
fire that has occurred in this city for
years broke out this morning In the ex-
tensive steam coepeT-shOp Of Gibson q
Wvmond, fronting on Ohio street, be-
tween West and Mulberry. The shop
was only partially destroyed, but the