Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-01
TELEGRAMS.

Guavara has been declared Presi-
dent of Guatamaula.
Prince Charles, of ROumania, is still
! resolved to abdicate.
Agrarian Outrages in Ireland (?),
says a London dispatch.
The Fenians were recepted in BOs-
ton and donated Sl70O.
Revolutions have again become
chronic in san Salvador.
The death of General AIosquera has
been confirmed by dispatches from
BOgota.
The Hamilton Opera House and
$40, 600 prize were drawn by unsOld
tickets.
VOORHEES,, Bright and Vallandig-
ham are in consultation for the good
Of the country.
The Governor of Louisiana vetoed
the Park Inspection bill, and his veto
was sustained.
Spain and Egypt are about to re-
new their youthful vigOr by a war on
the banks of the Nile.
The new water works in st. Louis
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put in operation in a few days.
Baron Gerolt, Prussian Minister at
Washington, will make way for Herr
SchlOsser, now Prussian Minister to
Mexico.
The Queen vetoed a bill legaliZing
marriage with a deceased Wife's sister.
The lords praise her for it in a vote
Of thanks.
Woodruff Lewis, of New York, a
dime novel writer, is under indict-
ment for withholding bounty money
from soldiers.
A dispatch from Bolivia, of the 18th
instant, says the Government of Ven
ezuela is pOWerless to suppress the
insurgents under Morales.
Mayor Kalbheish, of Brooklyn,
broke two ribs while taking bath at
his residence on Sunday morning.
He is in a critical condition.
There is great rejoicing in Cincin-
natl over the passage by Congress of
the Cincinnati Southern railroad bill
and the Newport bridge bill.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad
has reduced the tariff on freight to
western points to correspond with the
recent reduction of the roads from
New York.
Senator L. de st. Just, in the Cana
dian Parliament, thought that before
England would run the chances of
war, she would sacrifice some of he
fishery rights.
A dispatch from Lima, of the 18th
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committing horrible barbarities.
They captured Minister MenOme and
buried him alive.
A movement is on foot in the New
Jersey Legislature looking to the an.
neXatiOn of Staten Island to that
State. 1t Is stated that the islanders
are largely in favor of annexation.
A dispatch from Havre says some
Germans, unaware Of the prolOnga-
ton of the armistice, attacked that
city yesterday. Their operations were |
checked by a flag of truce from the
city with the news, and hostilities at
once ceased.
The new Bowler House at Ackley, |
Iowa, was burned Monday night. |
Ed. Williams, omnibus driver, and !
young man named johnson are miss
ing, and it is thought that they per |
ished in the flames. Loss, $40, 900. |
Insurance, 81, 900.
Expenditures at Cincinnati for the |
year ending to-day is S2,9S6, 20 so. /
Of this common schools cost S6l0, ,545; |
colored schools, $27, ,756; school liz
brary, $16,628; water works, $442, 1854 !
fire department, 1894, 900; street clean
ing, $4,000; sewerage, Sl37, 900; /
watch, 1888, 900.
The brutal ruffianism Of the "Reds''
of Paris, who disgrace Republicanism |
by their declared attachment for it,
has been illustrated after the most
barbarie form. On Sunday last, as we
are informed by telegraph, it being
the anniversary Of the proclamation
of the republic in l848, the Reds"
held a mass meeting in Place de la
Bastile. Their demonstration was
disOrderly, and terminated in q scene
of revolving atrocity. A police agent,
who attempted to interfere for the
preservation OF peace, was attacked
BY the enraged crowd, fastened to a
plank, and thrown into the Seine,
where, after struggling some time, he
was drowned. As long as he could
be seen above the surface, he was
peIted with stones by the crowd on
the quay. These are the fellows that
shout for liberty" j