Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-13

| Gerwig, Of Cincinnati, and Charles
Church, OF this city, were drowned last
night by upsetting skiff. Both were
| intoxicated.
The Battle OF the BOyne Commend.
| rated.
PHILADELPHIA, July lathe Loyal
Orange institution of Philadelphia and
vicinity celebrated the one hundred and
eighty-tifth anniversary Of the battle OF
the Boyne tC day with grand street
parade through the principal thorough.
| fares.
Two Ladies' Killed By asiTraIn of Cars
MONTREAL, July Yesterday
afternoon carriage containing Mrs.
Bernard, of Belocil, her two daughters
and son and two neighbors, was run
into by special train, near the BelociI
bridge, by which two ladies were killed.
Mrs. Bernard and her two daughters
were badly injured, and are not expected
to live.
"FOunJ DFOWHed,o
CHICAGO, July ia man of about
fifty, and woman about fOrty-five wears
Of age, were found drowned in the lake
at Waukegan yesterday afternoon.
They had been lettering about the place
Saturday. They were entirely unknown
in the vicinity, and it is supposed thew
deliberately committed suicide by walk
ing into the water. The coroner,s iury
this morning rendered a verdict of
Hound drowned"
The Arkansas Ladies Centennial Com
misstOn Organized.
LITTLE Rock, July I2.-Mrs. Judge
ID. {. Caldwell, chairman Of the Ladies'
centennial commission for Arkansas,
has succeeded in organizing Ladies'
State centennial commission, to cooper
ate with the State board, in order that
Arkansas may be properly represented
at the next years centennial. The State
board is now engaged in collecting speci-
mems for the exhibition.
Charged with ROBbInR the Treasury Of
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, July I2.-Attorney-
General Field to-day filed information
IN the frst district court against George
z. Benham for obtaining thirty-five
thousand dollars from the State on fraud
ulent vouchers. The transaction on
which the charges are based was deveI-
oped during the recent investigation
against Auditor Clinton. Benham is
still at large.
Crops I'm the Northwest
COUNCIL BLUFFS, July 12.-The Non
pdTea will tomorrow contain crop al
vices from correspondents, telegraph
and exchanges, from the counties of
Mills, Pottawattamie, fremont Page,
Adams, Taylor, Union, |
Csss, Shelby, Harrison and Crawford |
with the following general result: |
Wheat, oats and barley, nearly a full |
crop, with slight rust in one or two coun-
lies and isolated spots; corn something
more than twO-thirds of q crop; grass |
and vegetables in excellent conditian;
potatoes never better, and farmers salts
led with the prospect.
An Outbreak In The Mines on klamath
River.
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA letter re-
'elved here to-day reports an outbreak
" hOstilities on the part of the HOOpa
indians on the Kama h river. They
hot aud killed Raymond Carpenter, of
florence. Nine Of them surrounded the
nine and compelled the men to quit
york. Word was sent to Camp CASTOR
nd detachment of soldiers sent to the
mines. The Indians say the miners
must leave. The situation is critical, as
he soldiers are not numerous enough to
Ontr0l them. A letter from the SUPER
ntendent of the mine was to-day laid
efOre General SchofieId, who promises
rompt reinforcements.
Blot at CIarksyIIIe, Tenn.
LOUISVILLE, July l2.-The Courier
OurTdpS Clarksville, Tennessee, Special
avs that two lrishmen named Connors
nd Jeftete, attacked a colored boy with
nives Saturday night. The next morn
1g body OF about twenty negroes at
acked the two IIishmen and ran them !
alto grocery, whence they were after
7ard taken by the police to the station.
ouse for safety. The same night the
egroes assaulted the grocery with pis-
Dis, stones and axes, and almoet de-
the building. Several disrep-
table houses were also mobbed, and the
larm-bell was rung. While the police
'ere investigating the alarm, the friends
the two Irishmen broke down the
OOr of the calsboOse and set them free,
general riot wss feared at one time;
ut everything was quiet tonight. No [
ue was seriously hurt.
hsrECd with she Mountain Meadow
Massacre. ,
BEAVER, UTAH, July 1.-THE trial
John d. Lee for connection with the !
fountain Meadow massacre Of 1857, in
outhern Utah, at which time one hum 5
red and forty emigrants, men, women ,
nd children, from Arkansas and Mis- !
'url, were murdered, will probably /
)me up on the fifteenth instant. There {
10 great many witnesses in town,
yenty OF whom have addressed COM
unications TO Marshal Maxwell, ask !