Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-03
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The new liquor license went into effect
in Boston Thursday.
The New York Evening Press has re-
duced its price to three cents.
There were two deaths from yellow
fever at Key West, Flouds, Thursday.
There was considerable excitement IN
the insurance circles in Boston Thur
day.
Seventy thousand dollars went into
the bank Of England, IN Ilonday, Thurs
day.
There is no diminution in the violence
of the measles and typhoid fever on the
Fiji islands.
The California State Temperance re-
form convention met at San francisco,
Wednesday.
Ali the money in the treasury is now
being counted by about one hundred
and twenty-five ladies.
The executive committee OF the Ma
tiOnal grange of Patrons of Husbsndry
met in Washington Thursday
Captain Fritz X. Regain fell overheard
from the slOop Star Of the Sea, at New
Orleans, Thursday, and was drowned!
The Interstate educational conven-
ton was in session in Chattanooga :,
Tennessee, Wednesday and Thursday.
The oil-works OF John Ellis & Co., foot
of Sullivan street, Brooklyn, burned
Thursday. Loss thirty thousand dol
lars.
A good crowd was in attendance at
the first days meeting CT the driving
park association il Columbus, Ohio,
Thursday.
The report that the king of Burmah
refused to allow the British troops to
pass through his territory is officially
confirmed.
Willie Wolf, six years Of age, who
was stolen from his home in Scranton,
Pennsylvania, q few months ago, has
been found at MahOney City.
H. Wheeler's tobacco mandatory
in Cleveland, Ohio, burned Wednesday
night. Loss ten thousand dollars; in
surance eight thousand dollars.
A telegram from Paris says that a
special committee has been appointed
for the purpose Of encouraging French
men to participate in the Philadelphia
centennial exhibition.
The Iowa State temperance convention
adjourned at balf-past one O'Clock Thurs
day morning, having deferred from
adopting its platform until the Repub-
lican State convention adjourned.
A dispatch from Vienna reports that
the peasants Of Deva and vicinity, in
Pennsylvania, have TsvOlted against the
mobiles, and defeated battalion of mill
tia. Many persons have been killed,
including two judges.
John Coughlin, aged fifteen years, and
two brothers, aged thirteen and fifteen
years, all residing in Newport, Ken
lucky, were drowned in the Ohio river
at Licking Thursday afternoon by the
upsetting Of their boat.
Colonel E. B. CARING, quartermaster
at Fort Sanders Wyoming, committed
suicide Wednesday, by cutting his throat
from ear to ear. Financial embarrsss-
ment and the complication Of his eff
ciaI affairs ara assigned as the cause.
The New York Evening Post took pos
sessi0n of its new quarters, on the south
east corner OF Fulton street and Broad
way, Thursday, and signa!ized the event
by reducing the price OF annual sub
scription to nine dollars, and Of single
copy to three cents.
A telegram from Madrid says the
Spanish batteries have opened heavy
cannonade against Santa Barbara, Cirs-
qui, Mausru, Villa Tuerta, ATtOga and
Estella. Eighteen shells have fallen
within the latter town. Tue Carlists
have abandoned Maneru.
A telegram from Cincinnati says that
VIM, Merk, city editor of the Voiks.
tre1tnd, has been indicted for embez-
zling money belonging to the water
works company, He was surrendered
by his bondsmen Thursday evening, ard
given into the custody OF the sheriff,
Various banks st Bowling Green,
Kentucky, have placed one hundred
needle-guns in the hEnds of various per-
sons in that place, each having ten
rounds of ammunition, to be used to
guard the banks against James and the
Younger brothers, whose presence in
that vicinity is strongly suspected