Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-11
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: The steamship State of Indiana, from
D New York, arrived at MELVILLE yester-
e day.
The Pacific mail steamer, Mohongo,
from Panama, arrived at San Francisco
yesterday.
Marshal Bszaine and wife, under the
name of La Pena, have sailed from
southampton on the royal mail steamer
Neva.
At Cincinnati, Monday night, Fred.
Egner confessed to Coroner Magley that
|. George Beebee killed Herman Schil-
ling.
: The weather continues unfavorable for
: the postponed trotting race between De-
! cident, Fullerton and Chicago, at San
Francisco.
, Nathan Brown, while attempting to
E board q train at ElkhOrn, Nebraska,
yesterday, missed his footing and was
fatally injured.
A colored man named Sinclair was
} seriously, if not fatally, shot by the cook
} at the depot restaurant in Omaha yes
: terdsy evening.
In the pressure of the crowds TO wit
ness the lord mayors procession in Lon
don Monday, two persons were killed
, and several injured.
/ The women's national temperance
convention, t. be held IN Cleveland,
; Ohio, November 18th and 18th, promises
to be largely attended.
Two hundred and forty workmen have
been discharged from the Brooklyn ma
vy-yard. A further reduction of the
force will be made this week.
The Prussian government has ordered
eighteen iron slOOps for its flOtilla in the
sea of Aral, and two light-draft steamers
for service on Anu Saria river.
The Episcopal convention for the do
cese of Kentucky meets in Louisville
to-day, and will elect an assistant bishop
in place Of Bishop Cummins, removed.
An old gentleman, VIM. Long, res
ident of Indianapolis, was killed at Ger
mantown, Indiana, by being run over
by at rain on the Panhandle railroad.
George II. Reay, envelope manuiac-
turer in New York, has failed, and the
closing of his business throws three hun
dred and fifty persons out of employ
ment.
w. A. Wilson, an old and highly re-
spected citizen of Chippewa township,
had his back broken in Chippewa mint,
near Clinton, Ohio, Monday night. He
cannot live.
Francis C.. King, 8 prominent fol-
warding merchant Of Buffalo, New
York, committed suicide in that city
yesterday, by drowning himself in els
tern. No cause given.
Amos Simms's trial came off yester- |
day at HOums, Louisiana. The |
eoroner's jury (all colOred) returned a |
verdict of justifisble homicide. Simms |
was Immediately released.
The cooper-shop of James & Co., cor
ner of Lafayette and ROsati streets, st. |
Louis, burned yesterday, and several |
adjacent buildings we're damaged. Loss |
twelve thousand dollars; insured.
| In Mobile, Alabama, yesterday, Com
missioner Gillette rendered his decision |
in the Wetmore case, saying there was
no evidence against the prisoners, and
| they were therefore hOnorably dis
charged.
In consequence Of his royahst and |
clerical opinions, Chaiffard, the newly
appointed professor in the school of
medicine in Paris, was prevented from
giving lecture by the uproar of the
students.
Mr.. H. P. Holden, for two years en-
gagged on the columns OF the Indianap-
oils Sentinel, and for nearly year ed
itor OF that journal, yesterday assumed
the same position on the Fort Wayne
Daily Sentinel.
There was received in New York,
Monday, from Cologne, France, a mail
which should have been forwarded
October 10, 1872, since which time it has
been unaccOuntably misplaced in
French offices.
A telegram from Madrid says that the
authorities of Seville have offered re-
ward OF ten thousand dollars for the re-
covery Of Murrilla's great painting of
st. Anthony, which was stolen from
the cathedral in that city.
An incendisry fire at Lynn, Massa-
chusetts, Monday night, burned the
greater portion of Freneh's furniture es-
Enlistment. Loss, thirty five thousand
dollars; insurance, fifteen thousand.
Five firemen were injured.
The assay Office received three and
half tons Of silver bullion from the San
Francisco refinery yesterday, the largest
amount ever received at one time. 1t
will be coined into fifty-cent pieces, aud
sent, it is supposed, to South America.
A telegram from Paris yesterday says
'"rhe complete returns from the depart
ment of DrOme elect d. Montjar, repub-
lican, to the assembly by forty thousand
votes. NJ. NORM, candidate Of the Boz
napartists, received twenty-six thousand
votes.
A telegram from Cairo, yesterday,
says: "The steamer Joe Kinney was
raised at daylight This morning by the
steamer Eckert. The damage to the
boat is very slight, but all OF the hull
cargo and part Of the deck freight is Sc
riOusly damaged"
Returns from the fifth congressional
district Of Missouri give r. p. Bland,
Democrat, three thousand majority over
A. j. Seay, Radical. Two years ago !
BANDS majority was six hundred
Bland runs ahead of the Democratic
State ticket about one THOUSAND.
The official count Of the vote in the
second congressional district of Illinois
gives Harrison, Democrat, majority of
seven votes. Caulfeld's, Democrat,
majority in the first district is one hum
bred and ninety-seven. The count OF
the third district is not yet completed.
Returns from nioety-three counties in \
Missouri give Hardin, Democrat, for
governor, 125, 754; Gentry, Independent,
Sc, 400. Hardin's majority so far is
80, PSI. The vote for congress has not
yet been received from any district, but
there is no reason to doubt that the ell
tire delegation will be Democratic.
The Chicago branch of the Nebraska |
Relief society, organized 10 Chicago a
week since, have already received some {
six thousand five hundred dollars in
money and food and clothing, and are ,
forwarding the same daily to sufferers
in Nebraska. Collections will be made
so long as there is any necessity for re- !
lief
A large public meeting was held at
Florence, Massachusetts, Yesterday {
evening, at which gold medals, apprO- 6
priately inscribed, were presented by {
citizens of Mill River valley to George {
Cheney, Collins Graves, Jerome Hill {
man and Myron Day, the heroes OF the '
Williamsburg and Mill River disaster six
months ago.
A young man who went to Cincinnati
under the assumed name of Albert |
Bruce, was arrested yesterday, and made J
to give up thirteen dollars worth Of rail-
road bonds he had stolen from his aunt s
- Baltimore. He was Immediately re- !
a ID, because his relatives, who are re-
east easJ Nle and wealthy, do not wish to s
prosecute /
In Colnmbus. Ohio, Monday night, !
IT,, " Pntnam, Governor Aliens prl- :
y ot.n secretary, while suffering from a
te "Sv illness, attempted to take a :
dose of paregoTic, bgt in stead got nold !
of the wrong bottle and took an inn /
mense dose Of Fowler's solution OF arse