Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-19
TELEGRAPHIC RREVITIES.


west.
Keenan,, of the Indie.spolls Sentinel,
goes to Europe for rest.
Cass Matlock, the Rock Creek muir
derer, will be hanged at Little Rock to-
day.
ROchefOrt reached London Wednes-
day evening. There was no demonstra-
tion.
The woman's Temperance convention,
at Cincinnati, yesterday resolved to con-
tinue the crusade.
Cardinal Antonelli, ssys a dispatch
from Rome, is suffering from q severe
attack of gout, and is very weak.
The national butter and egg dealers
convention is incubating and melting
in Indianapolis.
Burnsides is still ahead for the United
States senatOrship before the legislature
of Rhode Island.
The missing Earl Of Scarborough was
found in New Jersey and has been taken
to London by the police.
The trial of Ortinel., ior the murder
Of the Hammett family, is progressing
at Pittsburg.
A mass temperance convention was
held at Brownsville, Missouri, yester-
day. 1t was not much patrOniZed.
The annual session Of the National ee-
lectie medical association, in convention
at Boston, adjourned yesterday
James G. Blaine wss yesterday re-
nominated by the Republicans of the
third congressional district of Maine.
Thomas Lowndes, who killed his wife
in New York couple CT months ago,
while drunk, has been state-prisoned for
life.
At New Orleans yesterday Miss
Louise Durell, aged twenty three years,
was run over by float and fatally in
jured.
Daniel McDermott, = well-known
gambler in New York, was fatally
stabbed in that city yesterday by Mat
thew O'Neil, longshoreman.
The American pilgrims have scat
tered from Rome for rest and recreation.
Some have gone to Venice and some to
the mountains in the north of Italy.
A Fort Wayne dispatch says: "At
the trOtting-psrk this Eorning, H. J.
Reeds b. 2. Frank trotted a mile
against time in 23:S-the latter half in
1:17."
A highway robbery occurred near
Psrker's City, Pennsylvania, yesterday.
Six masked men attacked man named
George Grain, and took all his money
three hundred and fifty dollars.
At a meeting of the State central
common labor reform party, of Massa-
chusetts, yesterday, it was finally deter
mined to make no nomination of can
didates for State officers this year.
Nearly the entire upper section of
Taintor's mill, at Worcester, Massachu-
sets, was destroyed ty fire yesterday
morning. Loss about thirty-five thou
sand dollars; insured fer twenty thou
sand dollars.
The body of Piere E2comb was found
in New Orleans yesterday in the rear Of
the City park with a bUllet-hole through
his head and another in his body. Traces
by the police showed that he had been
murdered on the road and the body
thrown in the swamp.
John Lamb, a bOile--maker at the
Etna mills, in Wheeling, West Vir-
ginia, attempted to shoot his wife at
midnight on Wednesday night but
at her as she fled, and then shot himself
in the head. No no pes are entertained
of his recovery.
The steamship Atrsto, which sailed
from London for New Zealand and
when near the Cape of Good Hope put
back to England On account of al scci-
dent, and sailed again from Plymouth,
has arrived at Otoge. a large proper
ton of the passengers were down with
the measles, and thirty.twO deaths Oc-
Cured.
AT Augusta, Maine, yesterday, the
Republican State convention unan.
imOusly nominated Nelson Dingley for
reelection as gCverncr. Resolutions
were adopted in favor of the early re-
sumption of specie payment approving
the Presidents veto of the currency bill;
reiterating former declaration of prin-
ciples of party, and recognizing the
necessity Of judiciOus liquor laws.
Governor Kellogg, Colonel Packard,
Governor Raker and Colonel Sandidge,
committee representing the citizens Of
Louisiana, waited on the President yes
terday morning, and thanked him in
behalf of the whole people of the State
of Louisiana for his prompt action in
sending relief to the suffering psople of
the OverfiOwed portions Of the State.
A dispatch from Cincinnati says that
the shirt and pants of William McDole
have been found spattered with human
blood. An effort had been made to
wash it out with cold water. This gives
great strength to the suspicion that he
was the murderer of the Bradley family
near Lawrenceburg. 1t is now believed
that the murder was committed before
bedtime Monday night. The feeling Is
intense at Lawrenceburg, expressed by
muttered threats OF lynching.
The boiler of Stevens 4 Co.'s wheel
barrow factory, at Coldwster, Michigan,
exploded yesterday afternoon, killing
Isaac Stevens, the father of the proprie-
tor, and John Hudson, boy sixteen
wears of age. The following persons
were injured: William Voorhies, inter-
nally; V. Voorhies, in chest; Samuel
Williams, head and shoulders; William
Marble, hurt in head and back; Wal
lace Culver, badly bruised all over. All
but William Voorhies will probably re-
cover. The cause was detective boiler.
Stevens Il Co. have been burned out
three times within few years. The
last time was on the first Of April last,
and they had just begun business again.
/ The loss will be aboCt fifteen hundred
I dollars.
Francis Butler, the great New York
dog-fanicier, and regarded as authority