Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-08-20
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Mobile, August 19: The steamship
HISTORIAN, from Baltimore, has arrived
Paris, August 10: The specie in the
Bank Of france increased six million
seyeIty-three thousand francs the past
week.
Liverpool, August 10: The steamer
Nevada has arrived. She broke her
piston when one thousand miles from
tas-net light.
Schenectady, n. Y, August 10: There
is a bad break in the Erie canal, six
miles west Of here, which will take sew
ersj days 10 repair.
Montreal, August 19: g. L. Holland
4 Son, UOOt and shoe manufacturers,
and Z. Ames importer OffoTeign leather,
have suspended payment.
Philadelphia, August 10: Cleveland
has been selected as the next place for
the meeting Of The hight court of the
AIcient Order Of Foreste-s.
st. John, New Brunswick, August I9:
John NJ Ls8vitt, Of Courtney Bay
glass works, and Allan Brothers, found
ers, have made assignments.
Berlin, August 10: The war Office
has invited General Meiggs, OF the
United States army, to witness the mill
iary mAneuveres in Silesia next autumn.
Chicago, August 10: The Calumet
River ai7ti!leTy was sold to-day for fifty
thousand dollars tsxes due the govern
ment. l. was bought il by the COM
paBy.
London, August 10: Foreign stocks
sre T pprlsu falling heavily, the market
still feeling the effects CT the tumble yes
terdsy in Turkeys, Egyptians, and Pc
Iuvisns.
Charleston, S. c., August Il: After
his release last night, Ex-TreasuTer Par
ker took the train for Augusta. Probs-
bly, he viii never be seen again in South
CaTolins.
San Francisco, August Il: The British
ship Bremen, one hundred aud ninety
days from Liverpool, is anchored on a
bar. All hsnds are down with scurvy.
A tug has gone to her relief
salt Lake, August l9: Secretary
Relknsp ard party left Helena, Mon
IsnGa Territory, on the seventeenth for
Carol aud Bismarck. General Sheri-
dan arrived here this evening.
BJffalo, August l9: An eIevating as.
sociauon was formed here this morning.
including five days storage, seven
eglths TO grain aud one-eighth TO ves-
Sci.
London, August 19: Bullion in the
Bank OF England increased four hum
dred and nInety-tive thousaDd pounds
in the past week. The proportion OF
reserve TO liability is fiity-four and three
fOurths per cent
Hartford, August 10: Heavy rains to-
day caused considerable damage TO rail-
ways and highways west of this city. |
At Waterbury the damage to streets and |
property is estimated at seventy-five |
thousand dollars.
Chicago, August 10: The passenger |
rates 10 New York will be raised Nor |
day, the Michigan Central having with |
drawn is opposition. Whether they |
will ce fixed 81 eighteen or twenty dol
lars is not known.
San Francisco, California, August II: |
Thirteen OF the crew Of the Bremen |
died On the passage OF scurvy; three |
died yesterday Ia sight of port; all the
resi- sre helpless. The ship was tOwed |
inside this afternoon.
Omahs, August 10: The stOrehouse Of
w. Il. Richardson, felt roofing, etc, was
totally destroyed this afternoon by the
tar boiling over into the fire. They are
said TO he completely insured, but the
smouut is not known.
New York, AugUst 10: The awards Of
gold today we're ma ie al from ll3 81 TO
ll3 >. Al hsltpest four o'clock in the
afternoon advices from London showed
8 slight reaction from the extreme ad-
vauces previously noted.
Ssu Francisco, August II: The bark
Milan was burnt in Mission bay this
morning. She was loaded with lumber
and general merchandise for Yokohama,
japan, to sail tomorrow, and belonged
10 Pope d Talbot, Of THIS city.
Altoona, Pa, August 10: Samuel
Henry, member of the legislature from
Cambria county, Pennsylvania, was
found dead on the railroad track near
Johnstown this mOrniug. He is sup
posed to have fallen from the train.
san Francisco, August l9: A fire at
Sacramento last night destroyed the
wood aud coal sheds Of the IeilIoad COM
paly, dfty carloads Of wheat, and dam
aged the Pioneer flour mills and the gas
works. Loss thirty thousand dollars.
New York, August 10: The bojy OF
Rev. DR.. James Richards, of Charleston,
West virginia, vbo was accidentally
killed ST the railroad station in E1in-
buIgh, Scotland, has arrived and will be
taken 10 AubUrD, New York for burial.
Indianapolis, August 70: William
Braden, q prominent merchant and real
q ate dealer, made al assignment OF all
his property Yesterday. Liabilities one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, as
sets valued a. two hundred and seventy |
Thousand
san Francisco, August IS: The Brit
ish c0urui will investigate the case OF
o, the ship Bremen. The crew were all
c0lured men. Tie statements Of the /
captain and crew differ as 70 the charac-
ter Of the provisions. The affair causes
much unisvOrable comment.
Cincinnati, August 19: During an al.
tercat on in the saloon OF Alderman
john II Dicks, in the third ward, last
night. between VIM. Lynn, gas-ftter,
aud Edward Neaius, the proprietor,
Dicks, YVES accidentally shot in the alb
dCmen. The wound is considered dam
geTcUs.
New York, August 10: A young Ger
man giving his name as John Kane,
Cilius Stelliug, surrendered to the police .
uf Newark last evening saying that on .
the twentieth OF May last, with three |
other lrsmps, he was concerned I'm the ]
murder and robbery Of an elderly Ger