Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-25

yenezuela is quiet.

Venezaela Is quiet.
The Emperor and Empress of Bra
I'll have gone 20 Birmingham, Eug-
land. lslr
There was tsIight earthquake shock
at Cairo yesterday.
The old currency of Havana has
been called IN and new currency is
sued. *
The Paris journals complain Of the
apathy Of the people in voting at cleo
tiOns. Fv
The cOurts-martial for the trial OF
the Communists at Versailles has ad-
journed.
Prince Frederick William, of Prus-
sia, has arrived at Osborne, Isle of
Wight.
NJ. BOnva!et is among the success
full candidates in the Paris election Of
Sunday.
A fire in PsterborO, Ontario, yes
terdsy, destroyed $4,000 worth Of
property.
The Prince of Wales and several
other royal ornaments, will visit Dub
lin on Monday.
The New London Orphan Asylum,
of WatfOrd, WasSopened yesterday
with great eelst.
Heavy payments toward the second
half milliard OF the German indemni-
ty have been ELECTED.
The SerranO Ministry has already
failed, and the King Of Spain must
look up another cabinet.
Mr.. William Stone, reporter on the
Philadelphia Age, was drowned yes
terday In the Delaware river.
Marshal SerranO having failed, Sc
nor SOrEilla is now endeavOring to
form new Ministry for Spain.
Madison Miller, a prominent citizen
of Liberty, Missouri, and the Oldest
Odd Fellow in the State, dieS yester-
day.
There were Two fires near Boston
yesterday. One was \ paper mill;
loss, $17 ,0O0. The other was barn;
loss, $la,e0O.
The somnanIbulist Meyers, who
walked through the third story win
dow OF the Globe Hotel, In Louisville,
died yesterday morning.
A dispatch from COnstantinopIe re-
ports disturbances at ScUtani, though
no particulars are given. The trouble
is supposed to be of religious char
acter,
Russia has given an adhesion to the
International Telegraph Convention.
This brings the Russian lines under
the operation OF the terms of that con-
ventlOn.
The municipal elections in Paris,
yesterday, resulted in the choice of
six Republican Conservatives and
moderate Republicans. The
vote cast was very small.
The Democratic meeting at Hyde
Park, London, yesterday was a fail
ure. A heavy rain prevailed during
the day, which prevented any very
considerable crowd from assembling.
Rev. I. V. Moore, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, one of the
ablest ministers in the South, died at
his residence in Nashville yesterday
He had been in bad health for several
years.
At DyersvilIe, Iowa, on Sunday
night, two young men, named J. Stag
Rer and Henry l3agly, got into an al
ray, when the latter stabbed Stagner
IN the lungs. inficting a serious
wound.
Governor Palmer and other leading |
men in the Chicago Club, have pur-
chased of Potter Palmer the late res
denee of Henry Farnum, on Michi-
gan avenue, fot q permanent club |
house. The price paid was iOrty-fOur
thousand dollars.
A member of the English Commons
wants to know from Gladstone if the |
1ivil pension list can be curtailed a |
little, and Gladstone replies not with |
)ut Infringing the compact made by !
he Crown at the beginning of the !
,ivl list system.
The Southern Express agency at
lebanon, Tenn, was robbed of $1,000 |
IN last Thursday night. Suspicion |
ell upon A. @. Johns, the agent at |
hat place, and he was arrested yes
erday. He confessed the crime, dis
,Orged the money and was committed |
or trial,
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