Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-13
THE NEWS.

Geo. Peabody denies the statement
that be intends 10 reside hereafter IN thin
Count-y- Ae VIII say here n year anG
then return 70 England.
Prominent Virginians say that the
Wells ticket VIII carry Virginia by S0,00t
majority, and that the Democrats admit
that defeat is sure.
Letters from the Baltic ports con.
tain elmportant news that the Russian
Government has entered the grain mar
ka-S % Germany as a purchaser Of cereals
Registration il Virginia will COM
mence next Monday, and continue ten
days This Will comprise a revision OF
The last registration, in March, 1868.
Gen. John G. Breckenridge is now
mSt-PauL Minnesota, looking -a1er his
property; he having owned a considerable
amount there previous 70 the war.
The slOOp-ofwar Saratoga arrived
al Key West on Thursday, from Havana.
She has three cases of yellow fever on
board, blu the patients are convalescent.
She VIII be ordered North.
The clerical force in all the DEPART
menJs at Washington has now about
reached its authorized status. and but few
dl7mIssals or changes viii be made for
some time.
y Louisville gentleman renders
himself unpleasant TO his family by Weld
ing To the h~allucinatiOn that he IS COM
mlssiOned to chop his wife into small
pieces.
\ petition calling on all who are
opposed to negroes holding office and rep
r%esenting the United States abroad, and
requesting the President to remove all
such, Is being circulated in New York.
An official proclamation has been
made OF the ratification of an additional
article to the exJrsdition Convention be-
tween the United States and Italv. applv-
ing 10 persons guilty of embezzlement.
The Convention of Master Car
builders concluded their deliberations in
Chicago on Thursday, and adjourned, af-
ter excursions around the town, to meet
Iu New York ON the second "Wednesday
iu June, 1879.
\ Long Island railroad train, with
about one hundred delegates from the
Baptist Convention at GreenpOrt, was
thrown Otfthe track on "Wednesday after
noon, but no lives were lost. Several
were badly bruised.
The election in California this wear
is chiefly interestingfrom the fact that the
senators chosen next fall viii hold over
50 AS 10 participate in the choice of a SEN
|N1@-@H ~ AA Anag-
\ Paris journal says that there is
much talk Of the impending marriage
OF Madame Lincoln. widow of the laIe
President of the United States. with Count
Schmidtville, Chamberlain Of the Duke OF
Bdden,''
senator Sumner hada farewell inter
view with the President on Thursday and
left Washington for home Friday. lie is
very much disappointed to learn that the
administration did not take his speech as
"A lasis for Motley's instructions.
A little girl named Fletcher, about |
eleven years OF age, was bitten on the |
right foot by a r~attlesnake, near Claws |
vile, Ohio, and it was not until Friday |
that the violence of the poison could be |
arrested, by using a strong alkaline solu-
tien externally and carbonate Of ammo |
MIA internally.
At Chicago, on Tuesday, a boy. |
George Dole, tied the halter of a pony he |
was riding to his foot and alighted 10 let
him Craze, when the pony became fright |
ened and dashed of f~uriOuslv, dragging /
the boy two blocks, when the halter broke
and saved MS life; but be was terribly /
bruised, and his clothes were nearly all
torn OF.
The annual convention Of the Pitts
burg Diocesan Convention OF the Episco-
kH4 AhAANA dloBttu a RESOLUTION HGeOL0- 1
mending the vestries to take out policies
OF life insurance for their r~ectors, and that
The missionary stations be recommended
10 consider the matter II laying aside a
sum annually, to be appropriated 10 that
purpose.
The Detroit F5ee2 seSS notices the
death, at ~StrathbaDe, Ontario, last Thurs
day night, OF Charles Askin. who il saws
was engaged as officer, aid, or volunteer
in nosfof tho hat fIoc 1p sha Viz. - /
tier during the war Of 1912, and was one Of
the invading army a. thetaking Of Detroit
by Gen. Brock
Judge Jere. Black, Of Pennsylvania.
who was injured some weeks ago by an
accident on the Louisville d Nashville
Railroad, Is entirely out Of danger. His
arm Is safe, and there Is Reasonable nope
his having tolerable good use Of 1t. he
d good deal but bears up well. He
~ II probably be abe 70 leave Louisville
~ Ihree3Weeks- 45asA @EstE.
Adispatchtot the Montgomery Ala
AdUeyttSsT says the Radical convention Of
The Third District at Opelka, Is still at
sea, and no agreement has been effected
The Struggle is growing fiercer. TheI
ihapee is made against Norris, late Repre-
that he is acitilenO Of Maine. and
not OF Alabama. T~heprineipal o~pponsntsl
# Norris are native Republicans.
The Augusta (Ga9 Chronicle and
says that the Imperial ukase Of
ais most royal Majesty, the King Beast OF
gers X. r. Bullock, enioins and
estTTiHs his most abject subjects. the
Fourth National Bank OF the little Prov J
nee OF New York, from further official in
ercourse with the most excellent, the !,
Irand Treasurer Of the Empire Of
Georgia. 5
There is considerable talk in diDIa-
natic circles With reference 20 the ~tFeat-
which the British minister renewed
The navy ball in Annapolis, Nd, on :
'rIday evening last. No provision was !
made for him 70 participate in dancing :
WITH the Presidents party, whom he ac- '
o~nApanledf and when the most distin- |
ulshed guests present we're invited 10 a !;
fFVatetabhein the sapper-r0on before Il !
vas thrown open to all, Mr.. Thornton L
vas not included in this invitation. MANY G
are made as 10 whether this :
of Attention vas intentional or 2
lherwise- Mr.. ThorntOn's friends saw r
pc feels deeply chagrined at this dis {,
ouftesY eXhibited toward him, and rel I
fets accepting the invitation to be pres l
attending. !!
For some time past a CONSPIRACY has l.
een on 1901 among the conyicfs co16nad u
4 the Northern Penitentiary at Micbiosn n
ity, 70 revolt While they were az dinner +
n Tuesday, {" Hcosier Bill" SEM from 4
indianapolis for an attempt to murder a
lr. Isaac Davis, n of the merchants Of il