Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-23
TELEGRAMS.

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toes, wheat, etc.
Both parties claim victory in the
elections in Ontario District, Canada.
The negro Doyd BrittOn, hanged
yesterday at WilliamspOrt, Pa, died
protesting his innocence.
FOrney is happy at last. He is col
lectOr of the Post at Philadelphia.
President Grant spent two hours of
his valuable time yesterday at a
horse educating school. He should
spend a year or two at a college for
asses.
The Italian Senate has approved the
convention lately made with Austria.
Governor English has appointed
Friday April 7th, as the annual fast
day.
Lord Lyons has been instructed to
accompany the French Government
to Versailles.
Every arrangement have been made
to protect life and property of British
subjects in Paris.
Irishmen in st. Louis are preparing
to receive O'D0nOvan Rosa; and the
formed a State organization.
Fernando Wood gave a regular
"Aunt Sally billiard" treat last night to
the three new Democratic Congress-
men from New Hampshire.
London newspapers are enthusiastic
over the marriage Of Princess Louise.
There were general rejOicings and
celebrations everywhere throughout
the United Kingdom, and many mar
riages were sOlemnized simultaneous
ly in different parts of England.
Count Won Bismarck has been ele-
waited to the rank of Prince of the
German Empire, and General Count
Won MOltke has been presented with
the Grand Cross Of the Order of the
Iron Cross.
Grant yesterday nominated N. M.
F. Prescott (?) for Postmaster at
Nashville, and G.. F. Rocker, Post
master at AIurfreesbOrO, Tenn.
Four women sit as jurors in the U.
S. District Court at Cheyenne, and
one half breed Sioux. The race will
be gradually civilized.
All England dances and is happy,
because of the marriage Of the Marquis
and Princess.
The Cubans ask Spain to suffer Gen.
CarbO to remain in command.
Virginia sold yesterday the Peters
burg and Richmond road for half a
million dollars to II. II. Ellison.
It is said Boutwell, will resign, to be
succeeded by Morton. Grant thinks
Boutwell, is unpopular, and that he
will be involved in trouble.
Grant won't press the San Domingo
business this session of Congress.
Grant says the dOings of Congress |
about the West Point embrOgliO is of !
no more importance than the rawlings |
OF City Council. Good for Grant,
Subscription to the new Govern !
ment loan amounted to a million and |
a half yesterday.
Three Swedes were buried alive near |
Chicago yesterday.
A dry goods house in Chicago has |
been indicted for distributing $780, (
900 in prizes.
The Directors of the Ohio and Mis- !
sissippi railroad met yesterday, and |
decided to change the guage Of their |
road from six feet to four feet nine |
inches. The change will be cOnsum-
mated by August.
DR.. w. T. TalIiaferrO died in Gin
cinnati yesterday, aged seventy-six
years.
The Germans jubIlated two and a
half miles long in San Francisco yes |
terday.
The North Carolina Senate con-
victed Holden on eight articles of
impeachment, yesterday by over a |
twO-thirds vote-thirty-siX COnserva-
tives and thirteen Republicans.
Frank Blair said in the Senate yes
terday that Radical anxiety about the |
disorders in the South grow out of !
Southern Democratic victories. Wher- |
ever Radicals have been elected from
Office, the worst sort of things, as in |
North Carolina and Alabama, are |
sure to happen. Blair said that Re- !
publicans were supreme and held all /
the offices in North Carolina, and the |
results were horrible. They selected |
jurymen. Pool said the juries were |
Democrats. Blair and Pool grew fu- !
rious, and there were cries of order, |
and Pool cried, and there was a pool |
of-tears shed by Radic5lism. Blair |
said he would not be sileneed, when |
it was known that all these Outrages !
were perpetrated by red-handed Rad |
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