Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-07-11
THE NEWS In BRIEF.

Pittsburg, July 10.-A renewal of the rail-
load coal miners' trouble is feared.
Yanktop, d. T., July 1O.-A hail-storm
destroyed 5000 acres o: growing crops in
Bonhomme and Hutchinson counties.
Montreal, July 10.-The island of Anti
cost, in the Gulf of 81. Lawrence, will be
sold in September nextto redeem a mortgage
uponit.
Providence, r. l., July 10.-Henry L.
Kendall, a prominent business man and
president of the National Exchange Bank,
died this afternoon, aged seventy-eight.
Philadelphia, July 10.-Robt. H. Powell,
leading operator in bituminous coal and
weIl-known iron manufacturer, died sud-
denly at Saxton last night, aged ffty-seven
years.
Louisville, July 10.-C. P. Huntington, it
is said, will at once order the construction of
a line from Lexington TO Elizabethtown, and
engineers will Immediately commence to To-
cate the route.
Saratoga, July 10.-Tne National Educa-
tional Associations Department OF Normal
Schools held sessions to-day. Prof. Edwin
G. Hewelt, of Normal, ILL.,, delivered the
opening address.
Jacksonville, Fla July 1O.-A widow lady
| who runs a ferry across Wihlacooche river
was shot dead last Thursday while putting a
party across, by some unknown person con-
| cealed behind a clump Of trees on the oppo-
| site bank.
San Francisco, July 10.-Sugsr Commits
| sioners Spalding, Sarle and Hugle have re-
turned from Honolulu. They express them
selves highly pleased with their visit. They
say The alleged sugar frauds have proven en-
tirely groundless.
| Montreal, July 10.-The Dominion and
provincial immigration agents and the steam
| chip agents here emph aticslly contr adict the
statements Of American officials OF the line
that pauper immigrants landing here and at
Quebec are sent into the States.
Montreal, July 10.-The Star asserts thai
its representative interviewed the secretary
of the dynamite secret society here, and the
latter acknowledged the association as hay-
ing an object in assisting the establishment
of an association here for Irish rights.
Cincinnati, July 10.-The Ohio and Mis-
sissipi passenger trains have begun to rur
into the Union depot at Third and Central
avenue, which is alrea ady used by the Ciucin
natl, Washington and Baltimore passeH
ger trains. The depot is now used by foul
roads.
A stin, July 10.-The convention Of col
ored men was organic I'd this morning. The
feature of the proceedings was the appoint
| meut of q committee to consider the decision
recently made at Austin BY Judge Turner
OF the United States District Court, declariD!
the civil rights bill unconstitutional.
Albany, N. Y, July 10.-Micron ane
Youngs Dowling were arrested this Afternoon
J al Schenectady, and Alfred Youngs at Quar-
tar street, ch arged with wreckiag a tram Oh
3 the Central road June 29, 1878, near Water
vile, CT, and killing Plau s. S.rux, brake
/ man. NJ clew was obtained until four week
Q ago.
Albany, N. Y, July 10.-The Stat
a Board of Charities to day adopted resolu
= lion directiug the secretary TO inquire q
| once of the Emigration Commissioned
whether a bond or obligation ia taken irot
persons who agree to tase care OF asslsie
emigran,s or whether verbal promises onl
are taken and the public not protected.
= Milwaukee, July 10.-Articles oil lneorpo
ration have been filed for the establlshmet
: of the University of Milwaukee, with {.
Colby, president of the Wisconsin Centr'
railroad; w. P. MeLsren, prominent con
- mission merch ant, and the Rev. n. 4. 700
!, IS incorporators. FuDds Tor the enoo"
- of the academy have been subscribed to II
amount of 100000.
: Milwaukee, July 10.-The Green and An
- ber Bottle-Blowers of the Western dtvisio
in annual session in this city, have adopt'
Oh the same schedule OF wages that wss In for
v last year. This decision affects the bott
d. factories from Pittsbucg to San Franclsc
The men say they will accept no reduclIo
A. and think the manufacturers will conce
or The justice oi their claim.