Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-09
HONE TELEGRANES.

Two three-stOTy brick buildings in
Nashville burned yesterday.
The steamer Spain, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The City Of Paris, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The Metropolitan collar company, in
New York, suspended yesterday.
Aaron Schultz, aged sixty, was shot
by burglar in Brooklyn Monday night.
The Ohio State sportsmen's assOcia-
ton was in session at Cleveland yesteT-
day.
The June races Of the Missouri valley
association commenced at Omaha yes
terday.
The Catholic Total Abstinence union
Of Ohio was in session at Columbus yes
terday.
Three or four negroes got shot in q
row at a cOlored picnic at Indianapolis
yesterday.
The steamer Nova Scotian, from Liv-
eTpOOl, arrived at Farther Point, Canada,
yesterday.
There was an incendiary fire in HAM
ilt0n, Ontario, Sunday morning. Loss,
fifty thousand dollars.
The general synod of the Reformed
church Of America resumed its session in
Jersey City yesterday.
The tWenty-third annual session OF the
International Typographical Union be-
gan il Boston on Monday.
a saloOn-keeper named Ross killed q
young man named ROssfield, in Aurora,
Indiana, yesterday. Ross gave himself
up.
Gilman's steam saw-mill, at Hall,
Canada, was destroyed by fire Sunday.
LUss about two hundred thousand dol
lsrs.
Edward o. Rose, formerly janitor Of
Hooker schOOl-hOase, in Springfield, has
been arrested for firing that building
Sunday.
Jennie c. Raines, charged with re-
ceiving stolen bonds, had 2 final hearing
in Philadelphia yesterday, and was held
for trial.
The seventh annual convention of the
American society Of civil engineers as
sembled in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
yesterday.
The number Of ladies in attendance at
the Brooklyn courtroom yesterday was
largely in excess Of that OF several pre-
ViOus days.
A telegram from Utica, New York,
says that DR.. Peters expresses the belief
that he discovered two planets last Fri
day morning, instead OF one.
Three large and enthusiastic meetings
OF canal-bOat owners were held in Buff
fsio, New York, Saturday, for the pur-
pose Of raising the rates Of freight.
The Tedistiliing portion OF the estab-
lishment Of w. i. Weller & Sons, in
Louisville, was destroyed by fire yes
teruay. Loss twenty thousand dollars.
John Brown q Sons extensive cotton
and woOlen-mil in Philadelphia was
burned yesterday. Loss sixty thousand
dollars; insurance thirty thousand dol
lars.
A Wilkes0aTre telegram says there is
no prospect whatever Of the miners Of
the Wyoming region resuming work.
They and the operators are as faT apart
as ever.
The eighth anniversary Of the \ atom
al Christian association was held at
PittsbuTg yesterday. The principal OBJ
jeCt Of the association is opposition to
secret orders.
The Atlantic cotton mills in Law
renee, Massachusetts, employing twelve
hundred and fifty operatives, will shut
down on the tenth Of July, and remain
closed until the first Of September.
A Vicksburg telegram reports Crosby,
the negro sheriff mEsteriously shot on
Monday, in critical condition. Gil
meT, the deputy-sheriff, charged by
Crosby with having shot him, was tried
yesterday before magistrate and dis
charged, no evidence being sufficient to
establish the charge.