Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16
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Boston Monday.
A destructive fire occurred at LudinR
ton, Michigan, Monday.
A large meeting was held by the ply
slcians OF Louisville, Monday.
The Maine State Republican conven.
ton met in Portland yesterday.
The steamer Baltic, from Liverpool
arrived at New York on Monday.
Barnes Brothers paper mill, in
Rochester, Michigan, burned Sunday.
The steamship Manhattan, from Liy-
erpOol, arrived at New York Monday.
The communists and workingmen
held meeting in Chicago, illinois, Sat
urday.
A number Of buildings at Levicksley,
Pennsylvania, were destroyed by fire
Monday.
A violent tornado passed over Quincy,
Illinois, Monday night. John MEME,
q brickmaker, was killed.
Immense clouds of grasshoppers made
their appearance flying northWard over
Omaha, Nebraska, Monday.
The heaviest frost seen for several
years, at this season, fell in southern
New Jersey Sunday night.
Omaha, Nebraska, is full of grasshOp-
pers struggling from the vast army
which passed over Monday.
The steamers ANGELA, from Mediter-
ranean ports, and the Erin, from Liver
pool, arrived at New York Monday.
Very heavy cold rains fell in various
parts OF California Sunday, doing mate
rial injury to the cut and standing grain.
. The woolen mills Of Rootes & Co., at
Connersville, Ohio, burned Sunday.
Loss fifty thousand dollars. No insur-
ance,
The trial Of Jerome B. Kinds, late
marshal for Alabama, was commenced
in the criminal court in Washington
yesterday.
In the supreme court in Boston, Mon
day54f BOmas w. Piper was indicted for
the murder Of Mabel II. Young a few
weeks ago.
About a hundred fremen from
Omaha, Nebraska, visited Burlington,
Iowa, Monday, to participate in the
grand parade.
A jsil delivery occurred in Cleveland,
Ohio, Sunday morning, Whereby nine
teen prisoner made their escape. Two
were recaptured.
The estimated loss by the fire ut the |
Brilliant Oil-works, in Pittsburg, Penn |
sylvania, Saturday, was about two hum |
dred thousand dollars.
Dispatches from various points in |
Maine, New Hampshire and Connecti- |
cut indicate heavy frost Sunday night, |
and considerable damage to crops.
The seventh annual meeting of the |
board Of trade commenced in |
Philadelphia yesterday, and Hon. Fred |
erick Foley was reelected president.
The commissioners to treat with the
Sioux has been increased to eight. The
salary to each will be eight dollars day,
with allowance for necessary expenses.
J. F. Kipp's carriage manufactory, on
Eldridge street, in New York, burned
early yesterday morning. Loss, one
hundred thousand dollars; partially in
sured.
A man named Crocker jumped from
4 train while in motion near NoadWay.
Missouri, Monday night, and received
such Injuries that he died yesterday
morning.
Jesse WoOdson, the murderer of Mrs.
Jarrett, near Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
brought to Nashville for safe-keeping
Saturday.
John Heard, convicted Of the murder
II John Dolan, at Avoca, Iowa, last
April, was sentenced to fifteen wears
lard labor in the Iowa State penitentiary
William Taylor, superintendent Of the
.ity burial-grounds, was held in one
housand dollars bond, charged with
in dead bodies, in Philadel-
'hia, yesterday.
A telegram from Boston says that the
chedule of assets and liabilities ofAbra.
lam Jackson, the lawyer, charged with
,eing a defaulter, shows liabilities of
All ,42O; assets, $15l ,6l8.
A telegram from New Orleans ysster- ,
lay says that the lottery company has
withdrawn its opposition to the city's
bond plan, and the Injunction {
gsinst it will be dissolved.
DR.. T. P. Rogers, one of the most emil
lent practitioners in Kentucky, and for
nany years professor in the University
f Louisville, died Sunday morning I
fter long illness of cancer of the {
tOmach.
A fire at Lexington, Missouri, Sum {
ay, destroyed the Silver building, occu- {
led by four stores and the REGISTER
rinting Office. Loss twenty-five thou t
and dollars; insurance twenty thou
and dollars. {
In the United States court, now In J.
,ssion at Fargo, Dacotah Territory, be- {
re Judge Bsrnes, within the past three e
ays four men have been convicted of I
ealing government grain from Fort
lincoln, opposite Bismarck.
The Boston express, which was due at 8
ew York at hslf-past eleven Saturday II
ight, ran off the track about six miles L
ON New York. The parIor coaches n
ere overturned and a number Of pas- il
'ngers were severely injured. u
1t is expected that the London svndi- 81
Ite will early next month make q
1other call on the treasury department q
r additional numbers OF the new 81
nited States bonds, the money market a
,ing favorable to such investments.
While an excursion party was bathing -
ArkWright island, near Savannah, q
eorgla, they were carried out to sea, :,
I'd before rescue could be effected F. G., :,
. Driscoll, merchant of Savannah, and q
narles K. Johnson, clerk, were 81
,owned. 2
Governor Kellogg has addressed for n
al request t. the judge of the superior
iminal court, in New Orleans, to eT-
nd the present term or call an extra o
ss'on OF his court for the purpose Of [
,inglng the charges against State Audi P
II Clinton to an immediate trial; and g
E has also instructed the attOrney-gen- Il
al TO prosecute the case without delay. Il