Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-24
GENERAL NEWS.


RECEIPTS by river yesterday, go bales of
cotton, 10 bags of seed cotton and 11o2 sacks
of cotton seed.
THR Cons Millar arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday evening with 500 tons OF freight.
Sne returns this evening.
The Annie P. Silver passed up for st.
Louis Sunday evening, discharging 4S5 pack
agss, bu; added ne,hing.
The City OF Helena added "a bales OF cot
ton ana 200 Packages Of sundries when she
left for 81. Louis, Sunday morning.
JOHN WYcKoPF. bill clerk of the Kate
Adam, nsd To stop of this trip on account OF
iliness. Wall Lab went out in his place.
The City of Cairo passed Down for Vickf-
burg Sunday morning, d~ischargipg here 3119
packages and adding 10 tons for way points
below.
CAPT. ROBERT K. RILEY, of the City of
VIcksburg, is at home on the sick list, and
Capt. Sam McPheeters is in temporary COM
mand OF that steamer this trip. --t
THE Jay G ,uld arrived from New Orleans
yesterday afternoon with q broken shaft,
which occurred near C)mmerce. She had to
leave her tow there and come here for repairs.
The Southern Railway and Steamship Az
ISOLATION which met in Cincinnati last week,
obJOuibSu ohC hAiuS tbC COttOu IatC u
same as last year, No agreement was reached
as 10 oiher matters concerning rates from
that city to the South,
VIcKsBURG Herald, Saturday: "Capt.
Frank Maratts, who was indicted at the
last term of the United States Court at
Jackson, charged with mutiny on board
the ste E. W. Cole, and one of the
pilo's of that boat at the time, gave bonds
yesterday in the sum of 100, with Mr.. Chas.
Lehman a. surety, for his appearance at the
next term at the United States Cour', and
was released from the county jail, where he
has been for the last 10 days"
A from Cairo to the st. Louis
Globe Democrat, dated July 18th, says: "The
statement ielegraphed from here last night re-
saIding p rites purchasing the Will 8 Hays
Was gaIblsd in publican as 10 pervert the
truth and create a wrong i'm IMPRESSION. She is
sought by parties who desire 10 run her in
the Vicksburg and New Orleans trade, 10 op=
position to the line now conducted and con-
trolled by Cspts. Tobin and Campbell. To-
stead of being purchased by these gentlemen,
as published, she is now booked for PAducah
ways, after her cargo and passengers are dis
charged here, where her upper guards will be
taken of TO eoable her TO carry cotton"
EVANSVILLE Journal, Saturday: capt
Mccoy, of the Arisdne, is unfortunate. He
has had nothing but bad luck lately. The
boat took Ere about three weeks ago and
came near being destroyed. She Was repaired
and refurni-hed and came out as bright as q
new pin. % her second trip she broke a
wrist, lost a wheel overheard, rsn through
herself and played hob generally. The
wheel was recovered, and she will not lose it,
but it is somewhst like The doctor who bad
the obstetrical csse. He said that be had
lost the mother and the child, but the father
was doing well. But the captain will come
out of it right side up. He did in the other
accident, and with a better boat than wheu
it occurred. 1t costs lots of money, but he
will mosey round and get it, repair, and the
boat will be in the trade again coon as good
ss new"
RIVER AND WEATHER..
OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, U. 8. A.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, July %, 1888.
The following observations are taken at thu
same moment OF time Il :0s p.R.) at all the station
named: =