Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-23
TELEGRAPHIC EPITONE.

ST. Louis, May 22.-The backbone OF the
coaI-u,iners' strike in ct. Clair county, Illinois,
seems to be broken.
Phiiadelphia, May 22.-Tba Railway Car
convention at Atlanta.
SCI anton, n. j, May 22-The Prohibition
State Convention nominated Dr. Isaac n. Quinn
by of Jersey City, for governor.
Davenport, Ia, May 22.-Bishop MoMul-
len the Catholic bishop Of this diocese, is very i'll.
1t is thought he cannot live many days.
L1Esyville, ILL.,, Msy ga severe frost
here last night, which damaged crops eonsidsrs-
bly,, doing more injury tnan the cyclones.
Wilmington, D-i., May 22.-Eulen HsWes,
extensive commission dealer in lumber, failed.
Liabilities estimated a. 100000; assets less thaa
SIS 900.
Rochester, Nav 22.-The maIs strikers re,
turned to work at ". s. Kimban & Co.'s cigarette
factory. The places OF the girls are already sup
Piled.
Brooklyn, May 22.-The livery stable Of
John F. LOOMS burned this morning. Two
trsmps and fourteen horses persisted. Loss,
Dixon, Ills, May 22.-Ice to the thickness
prospect in this portion of the State is unques-
tionably injured.
Youngstown, Or, Nay 22-Tne dry goods
house of Almon Del.metef, this city, vas closed
favor OF creditors.
Boston, May GA fire this morning in
the tinwsre manufacturing establishment of
Holden & Badshsw, OF Chelsea, completely Quilted
the building. Loss, 900.
Paris, H., May 22.--Seventsen coaches Of
excursionists from Iowa to Nashville passed
through here this morning, on the Illinois Central
railway. heavy frost here last night
San Francisco, Nav % The first congign-
ment of New Zealand spp,es have been received.
AS apples ripen there in the months correspond
ing TO our spring, II is possible good trade may
be developed.
81. Louie, NAV % -Cbsa. W. Hammond,
for two years past supeTine dent of the telegraph
liner on the Iron Mountain, International and
! Great Northern, and the Texas aud Pacific rail-
ways, has had his jurisdiction extended so as 10
| embrace the entire Missouri Pacific system.
Macon, G.., May % The M,ron Volun-
teers organZei in 1925, have decided to visit the
| cities Of the West, leaving here June 10th. and
| taking fifty men and few prominent citizens
They will visit Cincinnati. st. Louis, Chicago,
Rockford, JsnssIiile, Memphis and other cities.
! Ell Peso, Tex, May 22-The Mexjcsn
government is perfecting comprehensive plan for
the eneoura cement of immigration, beginning with
its northern states Congressman Leon, of Paso
del Forte, is preparing az elaborate report. and
the government will give land snd pay PASSAGES.
Shenandoah, Pa, Ny % -Anotner cave
| in occurred at Raven Run, on the LehiEh Valley
railroad yesterday evening. The hole is sixty feet
| long aud eighty feet wide, leaving the railroad
ties bare freight train had just passed over
when the break occurred. TIails were delayed
all night.
St. Louis, May 22.-The strike among the
coal miners at Nc AlIister and other places along
| the Missouri Pacific railway in the Choctaw Ma
] ton which has been a serious Inconvenience to
the railroads and . number of towns in Northe On
| Texas which obtain their coal from these mines,
seems to be in fair way of settlement.
Hot Springs, NAY 22.-Geors. johnson,
son of Bradish Johnson OF New York, died at the
/ Arlington House yesterday. He awoke during
the night before and got up TO get drink from a
\ pitcher the mouth of which was broken The
| pitcher fell and severed the fsmUral artery. He
was found pu seless an speeches in his blood,
and altnough surgical aid was promptly rendered
/ ne died during the day. The body VIII be en-
/ bamed and sent TO New York.