Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-22
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Severe shocks Of earthquake occur-
red at Arequipps, Peru, February Is.
The Ashtabuls railroad has been
rented by the Pennsylvania railroad
company.
The prospect for a Geographic cable
from Para to st. Thomas is before the
provincial assembly.
o. n. Phelps, was smothered by
smoke in the fire which consumed the
Ohio Falls car-wOrks.
The yellow fever 10 raging among
the shipping at Parahyba. There has
been twenty-four deaths.
The first steamer of the new French
line between Valparaiso and Panama,
has arrived in the Pacific.
Seven persons were drowned by the
upsetting of a boat belonging to the
British steamer Bogota at Elton, Feb
ruary IL.
About fifteen hundred workingmen
resolved at Cooper Institute last night
that politicians were enemieS of the
working classes.
1t has been proved that Marshal Ba-
zaine dined with Prince Frederick
Charles, of Prussia, shortly before the
capitulation of Metz.
Telegraph lines are completed from
Buenos Ayres to AmendOza, bringing
Valparaiso within two days commu-
nication with Buenos Ayres.
The Argentine government has an
nexed the ChacO, and made the VillO
Occidental, q Paraguayan town
claimed by BOLIVIA, its capitol.
The Imperial oil works of Peunsyl-
vania, owned by D. P. Reighard, was
burned Wednesday night. Loss ten
thousand dollars, no insurance.
The italian chamber Of deputies
was engaged yesterday in the discus
sion of a budget which has been made
a cabinet question by the ministry.
The bark Delta, about the middle Of
picked up at sea, seventy
three persons who escaped in boats
from the burning French bark Orient.
An establishment on Broadway,
New York, for the sale of trees, plants
and flowers on the French system, Is
discovered to be a sWindling instiiu-
ton.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro says
Iourteen of the ~thirty-eight -assassins
Fandil have been condemned to
1eath and fifteen to twenty-five years
Imprisonment. !
Sixty-seven insurgents against the ,
confederation have been
by government forces near
Sarrientes and nearly all the infantry
iaptured and killed.
A st. Petersburg letter says that
he Russian press almost unanimously
ide with the United States In their ,
news Of the Alabama claims under :
he Treaty of Washington.
The London papers have intelIi-
,ence from ROumania of the cOntin- :
led persecutiOnSof the Jews at Capul.
he entire Jewish population, consist
az of about q thousand, were :
3arfully punished, being routed and
heir synagogue filthy polluted.
It Is rumored that Herr Won Armin,
7ho recently arrived in Rome from
is the bearer of a proposition
lr a treaty of defensive alliance be-
Ween Italy and Germany, whereby
be possession of Lorraine and Alsace
!, guaranteed to Germany and Rome I
D Italy. Both parties r to unite Z
heir armies in cas- Of war.
The new treaty between Brazil and
'aragusy provides for the cession to
ne former OF all territory compre- {
ended within the margin of the river
pa, for a recognition on the part of
araguay of a war debt to Brazil Of
$50, 600, 900. Brazil guarantees to pro- ?
ct Paraguay against all foreign or :
Omestic attacks, and will maintain
Paraguay for ten years a permanent
force. The treaty creates M
-eat alarm among the South Ameri- :
n republics, and an alliance against 4
razil is openly talked OF. }
the stockholders In the
bio Falls Car Works, destroyed by (,
on Wednesday, are Julian Dross, y
'xas, James Parkhill, Woods Mabu. 81
/, San Jose, California, J. T. Clark,
:. A. Clark, Boston, Margaret N. Is. Il
:, Thomas W. Kittridge, Baltimore, z,
Hard Ricketts,, Indianapolis, r. B. ~
Emerson, Clyde, Ohio, Elias Smith, s.
Massachusetts, J. B.
iOmpson, ] Tuckermsn, Joseph w,
sup, Benjamin Hart, George II. Ell
y, Edwin Bartlett, w. d. Aspin- Il
u, w. ID. Lavender, New York.