Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

London, July 19: The stock exchange
VIII De closed Saturday for repairs.
New York, July I9; A dispatcb from
Washington ssys the army bill has been
agreed to in the conference committee,
Cincinnati, July 19: The Queen City
clubhouse, the largest building OF the
klnd west OF the Alleghenies, was for
mally opened to-day.
Liverpool July 19: Peters Bros, corn
merchants, have suspended. Liabilities
| estimated at one hundred and fifty
thousand pounds sterling.
Chicago, July 19: The Illinois State
republican central committee are in ses-
SION here, listening TO reports and ar
ranging for the coming campaign.
Chicago, July 10: Mayor Heath enter
| Ell Oh the performance OF his duties to.
day without opposition on the part Of
CoiVin, who acquiesces in the situation.
Ithaca, July 19: Entire Main street
ls decorated and crowds are cheering
Justify over the Cornell victories, while
The university chimes are ringing mer.
rily.
Montreal, July l9: The extensive saw-
mill and cash factory of Gauthier, Wig
neau d Co, at Lowell, burned yester-
day. Loss iorty-five thousand dollars;
insurance small.
Rsgusa, July 19: Dispatches from
SciaVonic sources announce that the
Turks have abandoned Nevesinge with
out lighting, and the insurgents have
invested Gotschko.
New York, July 10: Police Sergeant
James M'Given was fatally stabbed last
evening by James Hendricks, a pick
pocket whom be had arrested. Hen.
bricks was secured.
London, July 19: Consols and other
sound investments buoyant, in conse-
quence OF glut of money, and the
growing conviction that the eastern
troubles will not spread.
Cincinnati, July 19: Alonzo Ander-
son, colored, shot his wife last night, in
MT OF jealousy. His mother-in. law in
terferipg, was shot in the abdomen. His
wife will probably ole.
San Francisco, July 19: Colonel Fair,
superintendent of the Bonanza mines,
telegraphs that the stories OF the peter
ing out of ore bodies, etc, recently cir
culated, are absolutely untrue, and were
manufactured by the ''5horts" to further
their own ends.
New York, July 10: Richard Harri-
gan, 357 Grand street, while drunk last
night, fatally stabbed John Stevens,
bar-keeper OF saloon at 446 Pearl street.
Stevens had refused to give Harrigan O
cigar, after the latter had obtained q
drink without payment.
Chicago, July 10: Emory A. Storrs,
counsel for HesiDg, ard for several Of
the indicted distillers, left for Washing
ton this morning, with petition sigued
by four or five thousand citizens of Chi
cago, many OF them prominent, asking
executive clemency for his client.
Chicago, July 10: The board of trade
adopted resolutions in regard to continu-
ing the fast.mail services between the
eastern and western cities, which ur-
gently request congress to provide at
once, by supplemental legislation for q
continuation Of this branch Of the postal
service, at least on all lines where it is
at present in operation.
Long Branch, July 10: TIE cottage of
George d. Pullman was robbed last even
ing Of diamonds and jewelry valued at
twenty five hundred dollars. The thieves
entered the sleeping apartment of Mrs.
Pullman, where the property was kept
in bureau drawer. In the same drawer
were three thousand dollars worth of
jewels which the thieves failed to sc cure.
Cincinnati, July l9: Near Vance
burg, Kentuck, yesterday, Washington
Lee, while passing the farm o. Robert
Ellis, drew pistol and shot and killed
Ellis, who was working in field by the
road side. He was at once arrested and
Jailed. He gave as a reason for the
shooting, that too great intimacy ex-
isted between Ellis and his wife. Last
night mob o. Several hundred people
took Lee from the Jail and hung him.
New York, July IS: A special to
kterDan's news sgsncv, at San Fran
cisco, dated this dsy, has advices from
Los Augelos, stating thet daylight was
let through the San Fernando tunnel on
the fifteenth instant. THIS is the longest
tunnel, except the HoOsac, in the United
States, and the last Of eighteen on the
line OF the Southern Pacific railroad, be-
tween San francisco and Los Angeles.
By the connection of the now separated
lines through the big tunnel there will
be- continuous line of railroad from
San Francisco nearly to Fort Yumsn, a
distance OF over six hundred miles,