Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Crops in India are reported flourish
ing.
The President has been on visit to
Cape May.
1t is reported in Madrid that Don Car
los has caused to be shot eighteen offi-
cers charged with mutiny.
The Antietsm psper-mill near Ha-
xerstown, Maryland, was -burned Sat
urdsy night. Loss fifty thousand dol
lars.
A dispatch from San Antonio,
Texas, says that the Indians have ap-
peared, and are stealing cattle near
Fort Davis.
The house committee on elections
have agreed to dismiss all proceedings
Of alleged bribery against Representa-
tive HyDes of Arkansas.
The members of the board Of Indian
commissioners are dropping that de-
partment like a hot potato. The new
appropriation clause seems to be the dlf-
1iculty.
Jefferson D5vis Was among the pas
seegers by the steamship Adriatic, which
arrived iu New York Sunday from
Livel pool, and It Sunday evening Tor
Tennes 'see-
Iatest telegraphic intelligence from
Nelsonville, Ohio, report all quiet at the
mines. The negroes have been put to
work, and more will be put in the mines
as soon as they arrive.
The can, ain and crew Of the ship st.
Paul. Which, was blown ashore by a
sudden squ.Jl and lost May 22d,
near Tobacco river, Mexico, arrived at
New Orleans yesterday.
The stable cf the Bristol county agri-
cultural society, at Taunton, Massachu-
sets, was burned Saturday night, with
fourteen horses, mostly trOtters in train
ing. Loss fifty thousand dollars.
A IoDdoD telegram announces that
the steamship Africa is now making the
final splice OF the Brazilian cable, ana
the prospect il favorable that the lie
will be completed and in working order
by the twenIy-first instant.
A company has been incorporated at
Salt Lake 10 build a railway from that
city TO Coalville, thirty-five miles dis
tant: giving more direct cOmmunica-
ton with the Union Pacific, through the
coalfelds and mining districts.
The Joint committee Of congress on
lev, 'es has decided TO recommend an
amer dment 10 the river and harbor ap-
propriA ton bill OF the senate, so as TO
Trovide twomillion dollars for repairing
The levees Of the Mississippi river.
A disps, eh from Portland, Oregon,
saws tine en- ire Democratic State ticket
is elected. wi, b the legislature as follows:
Senate-Repu blicaDs, Il; Democrats, 8;
Indepeudents. 10. HOuse-Republicans,
is: Democrats, y; Independents, %
At a fire in I 'ort Jervis, New York,
YESTERDAY. after all persons were re-
moved from the burning building,
widow, Mrs. Odell, became possessed of
fhe erroneous idea that her child was
still in the house, rushed in through
smoke and fame snC' was burned 70
DR.. S. ]. Crittendep was shot and
killed on Sunday last by young man
named Hall, in Clay county, Al
kansas. A sberiff7s posse went IN seaIch
of Hall, and found him, when a hgiit Li
ensued, in which one Of the sheTln $
posse was killed and another wounded.
Hall was wounded and capt tured.
The public worship regulation bill, now
before the British parliament when Is
intended to restrain ritualIsts, threatens
TO lead to a collision of the hlgn chureh
clergy and the liberals, which msy re-
sult in an attempt TO replace the epresent
members for oxford university. Glad
stone heads the opposition 20 the bill.
The great international race for the
-rrond 5rize Of Paris, was run Sunday,
and won by the English colt; SaltareLie
second. the English colt TomahaWk
fhird. and BienviIle fourth. Fourteen
ran. The betting at the start was iour
10 one against Trent, six 10 one agaihst
Saltarelie, and seven to one agalhs'
STomahawk and Bieville.
Frank B. Hill, age nineteen, has been
.,-rastad st Shewsgan, Maine, and
I-oSIght TO Boston, charged with steallDg
,oiTesv-five hundred dollars from FRANK
Da,,~3e Lacrosse, Wisconsin, who EN-.
.S.1.-.-s him as clerk. Hills father and
rs,,o;l,ar have been arrested, charged WIN
Teceiyjng portion Of the money, nearly
The whole OF which has been recovered
The Sunday DisPdtch, printed by lh' I
Eneail0 Dispatch company, spPeaie e ! III II
81 I,oIis, Sunday, as an Illustrates a pa
-. after the stvle of the New 1OlE
1Gr6nhic. 1t contained four pages OF IL
lnsfrations and four pages OF letter
1nrees II made 8 very ciedltaOle ap
pesrapee. This is the first illustrated
aaner ever printed in the west anc
promises to be successful.
George w. Grsyson, sheriff Of Clay
county, Arkansas, has been arrested II
81 Ioujs. charged with absconding from
fbsf county with five thousand dollan
nnblic funds. He left for Arkadelphii
YESTERDAY in charge Of officers Iom tha
1iaee. GraysOn denies the embezlie
1,oant and states that the charge agains
him Is a piece Of persecution GROWING
oUt of the Brooks Baxter difficulty tina
he being a Brooks man, an attempt va
made some days ago TO assassinate hlm
and that he went to st. Louis ON busl
mess, and intended to return home IN
few days.