Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-13
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Baltimore, August IL: Arrived: Steam
ship Nuremberg, from Bremen.
New York, August II: Arrived
Steamship Wyoming, from Liverpool.
Wilmington, n. c., August IL: Spirits
turpsntine steady at attwenty-seven cents.
San Francisco, August IL: Arrived
Pacific Mail steamer Coleman, Panama.
Versailles, August II: Both cham
bers Of the assembly were prOrogued
this afternoon.
New York, August II: Specie ship
ments to-day $227 900, Of which 100000
was Spanish doubloons.
Cleveland, Ohio, August IL: A man
named Thomas Morgan was struck by
the engine of freight-train and killed.
Cincinnati, August IL: A planning
mill owned by Bradley & Wilder was
burned tonight. Loss, thirty thousand
dollars; insurance, five thousand dollars
Cleveland, O., August 10: The sub.
sidiary high court OF the Ancient Order
Of Forresters continued its sessions to-
day.
Columbus, O., August IL: Green
Clay Smith, Prohibition candidate for
President, addressed two meetings here
to-day.
Athens, August II: A severe shock of
earthquake was experienced at Patros
to day. Several houses were much in
jured.
Newly Ork, August II: The managers
of the Labor Demonstration Thursday
have nominated James Gordon Bennett
for mayor.
Paris, August Il: The municipal bill
passed the senate-186 yeas, so nays
and has been adopted Dy the deputies
without discussion.
Cincinnati, August IL: The general
situation with the striking brakesmen
on the Ohio and Mississippi railroad
continues unchanged.
Montgomery, Ala, August II: Leh-
man, DUR & Co. received from &. A.
Roberts & Son, Eauiaula, this evening,
the first bale of new cotton.
Terre Haute, August II: The largest
night rally but one ever held in Terre
Haute was the Independent, Greenback
mass-meeting held here tonight.
Washington, August 12: Fisk &
Hatch's bid OF $105 Us for the 81, $50, 900
Geneva bonds offered by the secretary
OF the treasury has been accepted.
Fort Scott, Kan, August IL: Ad-
vices from the Cherokee Nation, Indian
Territory, are to the effect that the gov
ernment is in very unsettled condition.
Augusta, Ga, August Il: The parties
accused Of completely in the Hamburg
riots were before Judge Maher, ,at Aiken,
yesterday, and gave bail in one thousand
dollars each.
Beyerulh, August II: Emperor Will
liam arrived this evening, and was en-
Enthusiastically received. His majesty
congratulated Wagner on the success Of
his undertaking.
London, August 10: Tae extensive
establishment of Grant Il Co., litho-
grsphers and publishers, was destroyed
by fire this evening. The loss is esti-
mated at one million dollars.
Milwaukee, August 10: WahPs glue
works in this city were destroyed by
fire this afternoon. Loss, thirty-five
thousand dollars; insurance about
tWen ty-fve thousand dollars.
Havana, August IL: Advices from
San Dom ngo City Of July 28th, report
that an iusu .rection has broken out in
the Cibas provinces, forming the north
ern pars of the DJminican Republic.
s.. Albsns, August II: Leon Wand
ney and Arthur Revert, Of Montreal,
fought duel at RichfOrd yesterday, two
shots being exchanged. Revert was
wounded. The six participants were ar
rested.
Snow HUI, Md, August IL: Jenkins
s. Howell, colored, convicted Of rape,
was hanged at the county almshOuse,
near this place, to-day. The execution
was witnessed by twenty five hundred
persons.
Port COlborne, August 10: The skiff
| Grace B from Boston to Detroit in one
hundred and twenty days, on a wager of
three thousand dollars, passed through
the Welland canal to-day, ninety-one
| days out.
Omaha, August II: James B. HickOk,
| alias Wild Bill, known in Kansas and
in the Territories as a scout OF some
| prominence In early days, was killed IN
| saloon at DesdWoOd on the second in
stant by one Bell.
San Francisco, August 12: Miller,
| alias Woodruff, the defaulting secretary
of the contract and finance company
| of the g. V. railroad, was, ye5terd ay,
| after many cOntinuances, placed on trial
fer embt zzlement.
Chicago, August II: The annu'I re-.
| port Of the Chicago and Northwestern
railways shows the gross earnings to be
S12, ,773, III; operating expenses, 81, 408, :
| S57; interest and other expenses, $3, 567 =
302; net income, $l,797, $50.
Dayton, August 10: TIE fourth Re.
publican district convention met here
| to-day. Toe contest was very lively. On
Oh, wa a
nominated, and the nomination was
aftarward made unanimous.
Dayton, o, August IL: The Rspubli.
can campaign opened here this even
ing. Hon. Samuel Shellabarger and
Ex. overnCr Noyes addressed one Of
the largest and most enthusiastic audi
| erces ever assembledin this city.
New York, August II: The bank
statement shows an increase in loans OF
S3l9, 500; specie increase, 1866 OOOi legal
tender decrease, ST., $50, 100; depost in-
crease, $35. 800; circulation increase,
S266, 800; reserve decrease, S692. 925.
Pottsville, Pa, August IL: Ephraim
PhilIip7, supervisor Of Newcastle town.
ship. SchuyIkill county, was to-day sem
! fenced to pay q fine Of five Thousand
! dollars aud one years imprisonment for
issuing fraudulent tax receipts to secure
| his election.
Cincinnati, August II: The strike OF
the brakemen on the Ohio and Mlssis-
sippi railroad ended this afternoon, the
strikers agreeing to go to work at re,
duced pay, and the company prom sing
to restore the old rate as soon as business
I will justify.
Cincinnati, August 10: Last night the
| frsight brakemen on the ONO and Mis-
s;ssippi railroad inaugurated strike,
| IesvIT their trains at SEYMOUR, Vhlch
point they have made their headqu sr-
ters.a and where the strikers now numDer
\ -, aixk1z ;xya or GovaDfv maQ.