Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The steamer Republic, from Liverpool,
arrived at New York Sunday.
The steamship Ohio, from Philsdel-
phia, arrived at Liverpool Sunday.
MThe meeting of the Cleveland race
club begins at Cleveland, Ohio, to-day
The steamship Pennsylvania, from
Liverpool, arrived at Philadelphia Sun
| day.
The ship Criterion, from New York,
arrived at San Francisco, California,
! Sunday.
The steamships Castalia and Tyrian,
from New York, arrived at Neville
yesterday.
William Richardson, founder and edi-
tOr-in-chief Of the Galveston NelOS, died
in that city yesterday.
The fine rains throughout Arkansas
for the past week cause the crop pros
poets to look splendid.
The clergy of Washington City con-
template inviting Messrs. Moody and
Sanky to visit that city.
A Madrid dispatch says the Carlists in
Catalonia continue to give in their SUBJ
mission to the government.
Jacob Sutler, an engineer, ives shot
through the right breast Sunday night
by fisherman named Hudson.
One hundced and fifteen thousand
pounds of bullion went into the Bank of
England on balance yesterday.
The total damage done to property by
the inundation in south France, is esti-
mated at fifteen million dollars.
The house Of commons, in London,
has fixed Thursday next for the second
reading of Plimsoll's shipping bill.
A dispatch from Panama says that
peace has been restored at San Miguel,
the scene of the late ultramontane-Tiots.
The losses Of the Carlists during the
past week in killed, wounded and miss
irg Is estimated at four thousand men.
Hon. George II. PendletOn was last
night elected member of the board Of
managers Of the public library of Cin-
cin1ati.
Mary Conn, aged twenty. five years,
was accidentally shot dead 10y her hus-
band, in PhiladeIphia, Pennsylvania,
yesterday.
Frank Meyers stabbed Charles Ber-
nauer at picnic at Greenwood, Indi-
ana, Sunday, from the effects of which
he bled to death.
John Obey, a young man claiming
to be frcm Boston, attempted to pistolize
himself in Omaha yesterday on account
Of domestic troubles.
The son OF Captain Sumbert, Of the
tOwbCat WiecacO, aged seven years, fell
off the wharf at PASCAL Outre, LOUISE
ana, and drowned yesterday.
The electoral colleges OF Bavaria have
chosen members Of the lower house,
which stands seventy-nine ultramOn-
tanes TO seventy-siX liberals.
The sailing Of unseaWorthy vessels
from British ports still occupies the at
teDtiOn of the British house of commons
and the London board of trade.
Sweeney, M'Clurey & Co., glass man.
ufacturers, in Wheeling, West Virginia,
failed Saturday. Liabilities, one hum
bred and tifty-six thousand dollars.
John Noble, q highly respected farmer
of Ottawa county, Ohio, beat his wife to
death with a club and then cut her
throat, yesterday. Cause, infidelity.
Ingleside, 3 well-known summer re-
sort, three miles south of Holyoke, Mas
sschusetts, was completely destroyed by
fire Sunday. Loss, thirty thousand dol
lars.
Noyes p, Gregory, a smart swindler,
was arrested at Evansville, Ohio, yel-
terday, and carried back to Columbia,
the field of some of his recent very
sharp tricks.
a telegram from Paris says that Ale
RAM Joscie Coquerel, an eminent prot
estant minister, and VicOmpte De Beau.
mont Massey, a Well-knOWn political
writer, are dead.
A ruffianly attack was made on Mr..
Cowles, editor of the Cleveland, Ohio,
Leader, by Assistant Street Inspec-
tor Ziemer, in that city Sunday. lie
mer was arrested.
A. B. Garner has been appointed gen.
eral superintendent of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad, and he will
assume the duties of the position on the
thirty-first instant.
Judge Fisher has rendered his resigna-
ton OF the office of United States dis
trict-attOrney for the District of Column
bia, and it has been forwarded by the
encouragement to the President.
A dispatch was received at Washing
ton, yesterday, from Pensacola, Florida,
stating that there were sixty-fivs cases
OF yellow-fever and seven deaths at
Fort Barrsncas. The fort is quarantined.
A two-story brick and two One-stOry
frame buildings, on LeVee street, in
Vicksburg, were destroyed by fire yes
terday. Loss, ten thousand dollars,
partially covered by insurance. They
belonged to Louis Peters.
An Atlanta dispatch says that man
named johnson, with his wife and five
children in q wagon, drove into the Coo
sawattee river yesterday, got into deep
water, the wagon bed fioated of, and all
the children were drowned.
The prisoners who were arrested for
killing Assinmatern, an Indian, in the
British Territory last year, have been
released by the United States commits
sioners at Helena, Montana, the evil
dence not warranting their extraditiOn.
DR.. James Arnold was knocked down
by highwaymen, on Second street, near
the Hannibal railroad bridge, in Kansas
City, Sunday night, and robbed OF a val
liable gold watch and sixty dollars in
money. He was struck by 8 slung-shOt
and terribly cut about the head. No
arrests.
A telegram from Berlin says that the
story of the arrest at Landeck of Count
DzembeCk, his mother AMI chamber.
maid, on the charge OF cOnspiring to
assassinate the German crown-prince, is
untrue. Ii was fabricated by the clerk
OF the court at Landeck, who has been
arrested. There is no euch person as
Count Dzembeck.
A dispatch from Washington City last
night says that recent newspaper state
ments to the effect that President Grant
had, on the twentieth of June lest, ad-
dressed letter to Secretary DelanO ask
ing for his resignation, and that Delano
had visited Long Branch and besought
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