Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-15
ESTA ABIISHED 1910.


the Republican party on the basis of the
position Of Longstreet and Mosby. 1t
foreshadows an important movement in
Missouri.
The Carlist leaders and troops have
been dispersed, and many of them, hav-
ing sought asylum in France, have been
arrested by the authorities of that coun-
try.
The English Parliament has adjourned
for the Whitsuntideshollda to reas-
semble-the Commons ON the twenty
seventh, and the Lords on the thirty
first.
A man named Joseph Mailo was
knocked down by the pole of fire-en-
gine in New Orleans yesterday, from
the effects Of which he died few hours
after. 1HE
A fire at Farley, Iowa, yesterday morn
ing, destroyed the elevator of H. Slott,
with eighteen thousand bushels of grain.
Loss, eight thousand dollars; insurance,
seven thousand.
The New York Senate yesterday re-
fused to 90 into a Committee of the
Whole on the Central Underground rail-
road bill. 1t required twO-thirds vote,
and this kills it.
The French estimates for 1873 call for
two billion, four hundred and six mil
lion francs for expenditures and two
billion, four hundred and twenty-five
million francs for revenue.
In New York yesterday officer John
Leslie had his head split open with a
cleaver by a rag-picker whom the officer
prevented from numbering his wife.
Leslie was fatally injured. 81
A disturbance occurred in a Philadel-
phia beer saloon yesterday. A party of
roughs assaulted the proprietor, who shot
and killed one of the assailants. The
saloon keeper is in custody.
At Chicago, yesterday, a stone mason
named Miller, who was at work on the
fifth story of a building that is being
erected on Lark street, near MidsOn,
slipped TO the basement and was killed
instantly.
The United States detectives in Bos-
ton yesterday seized five thousand dol
lars worth of whisky, in the possession
of Michael Carney d Co. The officers
claim that the stamps on the barrels are
counterfeits.
The races over the Lexington course
began yesterday. The first race, two
mile heats, was won by Hollywood
time, 3:4l5, 3:39f. The second race,
one and a-half miles, was won by Plan
etarian-time 2:44.
Morrison's saw mill, at New Freder-
ickton, New Brunswick, was totally de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday. Loss, twen-
ty thousand dollars; insured, twelve
thousand. A hundred persons were
thrown out of employment.
The Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Missouri have called a State
Convention, to be held at Jefferson City,
June 18th, to appoint a State Central
Committee and elect delegates to the
Democratic National Convention.
A dispatch from New York city yes
terday says that the store No. 90 War
ren street, owned by Harry Read, and
occupied by RowitzeT Brothers as a rag
and shOddy store, was destroyed by fire.
Loss estimated at forty thousand dol
lars.
A dispatch from New York SAYS that
the Judiciary Committee have reported
on the case of Judge McCann, recon-
mending the Governor to send his case
to the Senate with a recommendation
for removal. The report was agreed to
unanimously.
A London telegram says that re-
port that the United States Senate has
rejected the proposed additional article
to the Treaty of Washington relative TO
the indirect claims is current in that
city, and has caused a depressing effect
on the market for securities.
The debate on the Washington Treaty
at Ottawa, Canada, was resumed yes !
terday, and continued until late at
night The principal speakers were Sir
Francis Hincks and Hon. John H. |
Cameron, both Of whom supported the |
bill. The debate will be resumed to-day
and division will probably be taken.
A dispatch from New York city says
that the Law Institute yesterday elect |
ed Charles O'Connor President, Charles /
Tracey, Henry A. Crane and Samuel |
Blatchford Presidents, Edward H. !
Gwen, Treasurer, and Joseph G. BOs-
worth Secretary, for the next year. An
opposition ticket was run by the Messrs.
Field.
The Tennessee Republican State Con-
vention meets in Nashville Wednesday.
1t will nominate a candidate for Cover
nor, appoint delegates to the Philadel-
phia Convention, and take steps to put
a Presidential electoral ticket in the
field. The prominent aspirants for the
GubernatOrial nomination are Horace
Maynard, Thomas H. Caldwell and A.
a Freeman