Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-29
TELEGRAMS.

sum ner's health is very precarious.
The steamer Scandinavian has arrived
out.
The steamship Oceanic is at New
York.
The Moringa reports a terrific pas
sage.
The steamer Adriatic is reported un.
seawOrthy.
Seventy thousand British coal-miner,
are on a strike.
Great ear shops at Adrian, Michigan
burned last night.
Doc Townsley, Bohemian and theatel
manager, is dead.
The Mozelle and Calabria steamers
arrived out yesterday.
Broadway is filled with carts and la.
borers removing snow.
: The CzarOvitch, a scion of Russian
royalty, is out of danger.
The mails are beginning to arrive in
New York from all points.
The snow blockade on the Hudson
River railroad has been raised.
Bourgaing, French Ambassador at
the. Papal Court, has resigned.
Count Cert, Italian Minister AT
Grants Court, has been recalled.
The weather is mOderating at all
points. The ice wave has passed.
The Lodge of Sorrow was in solemn
conclave yesterday In New York.
Blaine viii be Speaker. MAYNARD has
no chance, and Tennessee is sorry.
The Amyntas was lost yesterday of
Holyhead, with every one on bosfd.
Very Rev. Edward Banncrman Barn.
sey, Dean of st. Johns Cathedral, is
dead.
In New York yesterday there were
twelve cases Of smallpox, and eight
deaths.
Two or three ocean steamers are still
overdue, owing, as is supposed, to the
i,.te storm.
The New York theaters are reported
by the Fire Marshal as safe against con-
fagratiOns.
New York is to have a new charter
and new government, as Memphis
sorely needs.
Throughout New England thermom-
eters stand from five to twelve degrees
below zero.
Senator Sumner is better than be was
last week, and now takes his usual out
door exercise.
The steamship Benares was wrecked
on Loo ChOo island September 2S, and
all lost but six.
Burned and buried girls in burned
buildings in New York remain where
they were roasted.
Eastern roads will be running regu-
larly to-day, and cotton will begin to
move, and the banks grow easier.
The impaired says that General Piel-
tain wil probably be appointed Captain
General of the island of Cuba.
Justice Carter, Of New York, decides
that 0Ogs are q nuisance, and fined an
unlicensed dog-Owner five dollars.
Reserve bank statement Of New York
shows seven hundred and twenty-five
thousand, four hundred and seventy
dollars.
The rivers in the Indian Nation west
Of Arkansas are all frozen, except the
noses Of the people, and horses are badly
epizooted.
w. 4. Wilson yesterday deposited the
electoral vote Of Minnesota with the
Secretary Of State in the absence Of the
The Pittsburg Commercial was sold
yesterday for one hundred thousand dol
lars. Hon. Russell Errett, Of Pennsyl-
vania, is to be managing editor.
The various street-car lines in New
York are gradually beginning to resume
running, but with double teams. The
railroad trains are all more or less de-
tanned.
The Board of Education at Paterson,
New Jersey, res0lutionized that cOlored
children there should be allowed to
attend the public schools with the same
privilege as whites.
The parties who own tie building on
Center street, New York, wherein so
many young girls lost their lives, refuse
70 remove the debris, and the
police authorities viii not.
W. c. Robinson. a prominent manu-
facturer Of Pittsburg, and a member Of
the firm of Robinson, Rea & Co., engine
builders and founders, died at the
MonOngabela House yesterday morn
ing.
The number of hogs slaughtered in
Cincinnati for the week ending last
evening is fOrty-twO thousand. The
whole number killed from November
first to dste is one hundred and seventy
nine thousand.
The eoroner's jury in Philadelphia
yesterday verdicted that Sergeant Rog-
ers smashed Johnny Tweedy's little
head, aid that Johnny forthwith ex-
tincted. Poor Tweedy had a ut, and
the policeman thought he was drunk,
and raped him on the Uranium, which
was thus cracked.