Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-01
TELEGRAPHIO CLIPPINGS.

IiONIu tHcei may OIL. DaSS-Dails Cnlca-
go, 16; Rhode Islands, /.
London, May 81; Mineral Colt won
the Derby. Thirteen ran.
New Haven, May 81: Baseball
Cincinnati, s; New Haven, 4.
London, May 81: kilograms from
Cuba say that the insurrection is in
creasing.
Washington, May 81: Alexander G..
Fulton has been nominated for collector
OF customs at FhiladsIpntz. ..---
New York, May 81: Cardinal MiClos-
key has returned to town, and 1t Is be-
lieved fully restored to health.
London, May 81: The steamships Sa-
maria, from Boston, Labrador and
Rhein, from New York, have arrived
out.
Little Rock, May 81: During the thun-
der storm last night George Clincher,
colored, was struck by lightning and
killed.
Geneva, N. Y. May 81: By fire in the
canal stables of r. K. Knight, two men
were burned and much property de-
stroyed.
London, May 81: A special dispatch
from Seville says that the ministerial
bill abOlishing universal suffrage is very
unpopular.
Washington, May 81: The President
has nominated G. w. Griffin, of Ken
lucky, consul at Apis, Friendly and
Navigator islands.
New York, May 81: Arrived-Steam-
satia, from Glasgow, and August An
Dire, from Antwerp.
London, May 81: Wheatman &
Smiths tool works, Sheffield, burned
to-day. The London Echo discOntinues
its morning editions after to-day.
London, May 81: The harvest has be-
gun; the rams have destroyed the
IocusIs, and the cereals have not prom
ised such crops for a hundred years
past.
HAVANA, May 81: The eaptain-gen-
eral has been officially authorized by
telegraph from Madrid to draw daily on
the Spanish treasury for fifty thousand
dollars in gold.
London, May 81: There were thirteen
starters for the great race to-day, and
Mr.. BaltaZzie's NimrCd, a colt which
was subsequently named Kisber, ridden
by Mainment, scored first.
Indianapolis, May 81: Mrs. Kittie
Lennox, 332 Fletcher avenue, suicided
by hanging last evening. She was sup-
posed to be insane from grief caused by
the recent loss of two children.
Pottsville, Pa, May 81: John Dona.
hue, of the MOliie Mcguire band, has
been held for trial on the charge OF COM
piicity with the murder of Conner
II Il a
William Major.
Boston, May 81: at meeting Of the
creditors of the suspended clothing
house Of Beard, MOullon & Co., the lia-
bilities were announced as S221, ,357, and
assets as $213, ZAP, with indorsed liabili.
ties amounting to $l3,974.
DesMoines, Iowa, May 81: The Epis-
copal convention to-day elected DR..
VIM. Stevens Percy, president of HO-
bart college, Geneva, New York, as
bishop OF Iowa on the fist ballot. The
name of DR.. Eccleston was Withdrawn.
San Francisco, May 81: A dispatch
from San Diego says that the bandits,
mentioned last night In a dispatch as
having gathered near Campo, have
quarreled among themselves, and the
band is broken up.
Chicago, May 81: At the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Hi.
nois Central railroad, this afternoon,
VIM. Tracy, Frederick Sturgis, L. V. F.
Randolph, G. Memlas and Wm. II. Os-
borne were elected directors.
Paris, May 81: The European powers
have not yet recognized Murad as sui
tan, but will doubtless do so shortly. 1t
appears probable that negotiations relS-
tive to the insurrection will be suspended
until it is known whether Murad will
initiate reforms Of his own accord.
London, May 81: On application Of
the government, WinsloW was to-day
again remanded until afier June 18th,
without date. 1t is learned on good au-
thOrity that the lord high chancellor
thinks the arguments Of the United
States government are sound and its DO
sitiOn correct.
Vienna, May 81: A telegram from
ConstantinOple states that the deposit
ton of Abdul AzIz was effected neither
by popular revolution nor by palace in
tTigueP, but by revolution OF the min
listers. Matters were brought to al ex-
tremity by the sultan's absolute refusal
J to advance money from his private purse