Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-08-10

flofiua cottou was eulppe3~ " SAf"hh@n
to-day.
Ottawa, August 9.-TiImsn's steam saw
mill, near Hull, burned fast night. Lees,
100000. --s@
Chiosgo, August 9.-The echooners Nellie
snd Annie, reported les. yesterday, arrived
in port this morning.
Council Bluff, Ia, August "a terrible |
rain aud hail-storm swept through this sec'
lion, doing much damage to crops.
Ess, Saginaw, Mich August S-Ed An.
drews's shingle mill and salt block in Saginaw
burned yesterday afternoon. Loss 5000;
insured for $4,000.
Baltimore, August S.-The steamship
Capri, from Vera Cruz, wss detained at quar-
antine. She has one suspicious" case OF
sickness on board.
Louisville, August 9.-Tbe art gallery at
the Exposition was opened 10 the public TO-
day, and the result was very largely in
creased attendance.
Sharon, o., August S-The Shenango
Machine Compauy's shops were DESTROYED
by fire this afternoon. Lose, $4,000 10 $780,
600. Little insurance.
Chicago, August S.-Three tramps are re-
ported as having suffoested yesterday by the
burning of an old mill at Cedar Ra pids, Ia,
in which they we're secreted.
Louisville, August 9.-Ds Molay Com.
manasry Of this cliy, about fifty strong, left
for San Eranc;sco te-night 10 attend the con-
clave of the knights remplar,
Wilkesbarre, Ps.~AuRust- -S--T'ne- driver
boys uf-hgifsnbsck mines, Lshgh sun-
WiIkesbsrre Coal Company, to-day presented
a bill of grivances 10 the officials.
Baltimore, August ga FIRE this afternoon
destroyed the large tinware factory OF Mat
tbs, Ingram & Co Lexington and Arch
streets, together with all The machinery and
stock.
VicksbuTg, Auguet "a FIRE at Meridian
burned three blocks OF residences and tene-
men,s causing loss of $4,000, distributed
among number of persons. Insurance,
10000.
ST. Paul, August 9.-Iu the American For
estry Congress this morning the Com mittee
On Forest Experimental Stations reported
decrease Of State forests for want Ct trained
foresters.
Bangor, Me-, August S.-The icehouses OF
Charles Dolan & Son, with 5000 tons of ice,
were burnt, together with portion OF the
ship-ysrd of Crosby Bros. and large
quantity of lumber; loss not ascsrtainsd.
Chicsgo, August The A merican Society
OF Microscopists wss occupied to day in lis
tening To paper on "The fleets of d Wis
IN of the vsgi on the muscles OF the hesrt,"
"Embalicm IN pigs," and other technical and
scientific subjects.
Canton, O., August "a freight train on
the Cleveland and Lorsin road ran off sn
open switch five miles souih1ef Massillop,
wrecked the train aud killed Eogin er Grs-
ham. Fireman Wilson and Others w.re in
jured but not fatally.
Richmond, Vs., Angus, "a. NJ. Lyon &
Co.'s tobacco factory, William A. Waldron's
mandatory of tobacco machinery, and G.
p Hawes & Co.'s saw and file works were
burned. Other buildings were damaged.
Loss about $4,000; IN urance, $4,000.
Providence, r. l., August 9.-The strike
at the Woousocket Company's mill has end
ed, the wesvers returning TO work this morn
ing. They wanted twenty-five cents a eui,
and the demand was granted. This is an
advance of Que and one-half cents per cut.
Detroit, August 9.-Wiley Randolph, Of
Flint, Mich, privste OF The Flint Biues,
now at the State eDcampment of militia, near
Brighton, was found this morning Oh the
railroad track near Brighton cut in two by
the carr. His body was horribly mangled.
Providence, r l., August S-Mrs. F annie
Sprague, mother of the Ex-Governor, has ac-
cepted the offer OF the Uoion Company,
which bought her homestead, 10 lease it to
her during life at 81 pr month. Sac ac-
cepts Hpon The advice Of GOV. Butler, her
counsel.
Mobile, August 9-The revenue cutter
Steward met IF Mobile bar August 7tb, and
ordered to Ship island quarantine, the fol-
| lowing barksfrom Vera Cruz: The Vasco de
Cana, the Rosalind and The Stanley. The
Vaseo de CANA was spoken a few days pre-.
vio1sly. I. set ms abe did find her way 70
quarantine.n
Pihsburg, Angus! 9.-While FIVE EN-.
ployes OF Harding, Howe & Co.'S steel manu-
| featuring establishment were taking stock in
the warehouse to-day rack su oporling five
| tons of steel gave way, burying Charles
Oshman and Robert Shsrnitz under the ruins
| and slightly injur;ug tue other three. Osh-
man was killed Instantly and Shernilz prob
| ably will die.
Milwaukee, August S.-The second day 3
session of the Photographer National Con-
ventiou was devoted to the discussion OF
| fixed regular rates for pictures per doz N, bat
| no action was taken. The Committee on
Nominations reported the names OF J. ii.
Kent, Rochester, n. Y, for president; w. A.
Armstrong, Miisaukes, Tor secretary; A. V.
Hsrdee, Boston, for treasurer; j. Douglass,
Cnicsgo, and james Landy, Cincinnati.
Piltsburg, August 9.-Au extended strike
in the Connellsvilie coke regions in not i'm
| probable. The knights OF Labor have lately
| been organ ziDg The miners in that district,
and the operators have commenced to op-
| pose them. Last Moadsy several who we're
| known TO be knights Of L,bor were dis
charged from Morewood & McCure's works
and The balance refused TO work unless these
dismissed were reinstated. This the opera
tors refused 10 dc, and the works are now
| idle. 1t i. said that the same action will be
taken at all the other large mines.
Chicago, August "A large representation
| from SIX Chicago comnanderies Of Knights
| Templsr extended a welcome 10 The delega-
iions of Knights from Michigan, Oaio and
New York srriving here on their way TO San
Francisco this msrning. TIE Michigan deie-
| CATION represented ten eommsuderies ans the
New York delegation represented twelve
comm anderies, of New York and CJnnecti-
cut. An address Of welcome wss delivered
bv Mayor Harrison, at the fremont Hou e
where the Knights breskfeFted. The psrty
left for the West a. 1890 o'clock.
.s'A FAIR outside is but poor substitute
Tor Inward worth" Good health inHardly