Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-11
MINOR TELEGRAMS

A twenty thousand dollar fire in New
York yesterday.
There was no change yesterday morn
ing in the condition Of T. Buchanan
Read.
A san Francisco telegram says that
stocks are recovering from the panic
rapidly.
A Republican Convention is called to
meet in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on the
nineteenth Of June, to nominate State
officers.
Trevinos. one Of the revolutionary
leaders in Mexico, is being pursued by
the Juarez troops, and from all ac-
counts viii soon be hOrS dc combat.
Yesterday morning, at four O'Clock,
three boilers exploded in the iron mill OF
James Wood, Sons & Co, in Pittsburg,
severely scalding Charles Marchant.
Dispatches from Spain are conflicting,
giving no definite account OF the situa-
ton, except that the disturbed condition
of the cOuAtTy is growing more fearful
every hour.
Governor Hawley will be the Repub-
lican aud Governor English the Demo
cratic candidate for the United States
Senate from Connecticut. Hawley vii
probably be elected.
The London Times of yesterday morn,
ing SAYS that the government of Ger
many are willing to negotiate with the
government Of France with a view tC
the evacuation Of the French territory
nov occupied by the German troops.
A Washington special says the Presi.
dent viii be advised to-day of a plan L
defeat his denomination, issued by Nor
ton. TO the effect that Grant i only al
obstacle to the success Of the Republican
larty, and in order to secure the election
Of the nominees Of the Philadelphis
Convention, the delegates must unite
for Senator Morton.
The French arms investigating com
mittee is amazed that Sumner refuses
20 testify before it. Everybody is ac,
quilted Of everything and the commit
tee has done the party it represent
good and faithful service. Senator Pat
terson dissents from the majority re
port which says the government could
arm a million Of men as rapidly as the!
could he raised.
Advices from Arizona represent tha
General Howard is pursuing a who'll.
different course from that Of COlyer, an
is consulting freely with the citizens
giving entire satisfaction TO all parties
He viii endeavOr 10 win back the Chief
Of the Pnwas, PapagOOs and MaricOpUs
all Of whom are friendly to the white
but hostile 10 the Ap8ches. Tsey vii
accompany him to Washington.
4 fire in Somerset, Pennsylvania
yesterday morning, destroyed six square
of buildings in the heart Of the town
embracing at least One-third Of its value
Three hotels, every business house bu
one, both printing offices, the post office
two churches, the Masonic and Odd
Fellows halls, telegraph and eXpres
offices, and about thirty dwellings wer
destroyed. Fifty families are now with
out shelter. Loss estimated at on
million dollars.
The London Globe yesterday even
ing SAYS il is rumOred in trustwOrth
circles that the negotiations betwee
the British and American government
with regard TO indirect claims were sud
denly broken off to-day In Parliament
Tonight Granville, in the House {
Lords, and Gladstone, IN the House {
Commons, promised that a statemen
Of the condition Of the negotiation
would be made on Monday next, whetl
er the papers were received or not.
4 few days ago two men were nu
dered in Summer county, Kentucky,
a man named McCeFty, who fed to Il
Indian Territory, where he was pursue
and killed by a party Of men styled
Vigilance Committee. After the TetHI
Of the batter, two other men were sh
by man named Jack Lynch, who VI
himself wounded. The vigilants toe
the matter in hand; and finding Lyme
in custody Of an officer, forcibly toe
possession Of him and hung him to
limb.