Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The AustrO-Hungarian Parliament
willmeet at Perth on the ifteenth.
The Republicans of ST. Louis had q
splendid torch-ght procession on Thursday
night.
The weather prOgnosticator turns up
The 'clear-weather' card Tor this locality to-
day.
a convention OF coIored men now in
session in Boston "a good place FOR thenl, has
declared FOR Grant.
Aiken, the New York burglar and
" years in the STATE prison.
The riots which at one time threat
sned 10 embruil France have been quelled.
and the leaders been arrested.
Ground was broken and work began
yesterday on the Warren Division OF the State
line railway, lending from Rochester 10 Pitts
burg.
Rev. DR.. Robinson, who has acquired
some little unenylaole nOtoriety recently, was
given The cOld-shoulder at Springfield, III
nuis, yesterday, by his old acquaintances.
At Omaha, last night, Senator T. w.
Upton and Hon Roswell Foster addressed
one Of the Largest meetings vet held in Ne
braslZa, for Greeley and Brown.
Maggie Prendeville, a Young Girl liv-
ing at No. Henry street, Chicago, was fatally
burned Yesterday morning, from the explo-
sion of a Kerosene lamp. with which she was
tAAAAAAAAA= "a AAAF anu AAst- since Nlt74-
DR.. Schoeppe was yesterday acquit-
Of causing the death OF Miss Steincke by pro-
ducing abortion.
In New Haven, Connecticut, yester-
day a man killed his wife and child, and then
suictded- Jealousy is said 70 have prompted
the deed.
The case Of Hill, the Arkansas dele
gate 70 the Louisville Convention, arrested
for obtaining goods under false pretences. was
dismissed Yesterday. suits FOR heavy dam
agos are intimated.
Two immense and very enthusiastic
democratic meetings, held IN Pittsburg on
Thursday. were addressed by Senator Bueka-
lev and General T.. p. Blair.
MoIrissey, who was tried, convicted
stnd sentenced 20 be hung. for he murder Of
MS mother last June, expiated his crime at
Buffalo, New York, yesterday.
George c. Bowers was arrested at
Chicago, THURSDAY night. on suspicion Of hav-
ing caused the death II his wife, who died
suddenly Thursday, afternoon.
Charles Burles, of the United States,
gave sOiree al Geneva on "Wednesday last, at
which fifteen hundred guests were present. It
was an imperial affair, in honor OF the Geneva
strbitratOrs.
John Meminger, a resident of Buffalo,
New York, and employed on the propeller, J,
A. Scott, " as run over by the cars on North
western railroad bridge over the Chicago NV
his arms cut of and other Injuries inflicted.
The PresSe, Of Vienna, saws that Rus
sell, the British Ambassador 10 Berlin, yester-
day had an audience, lasting an hour, with
lain from his Majesty information IS 70 the
objects Of the conference between himself and
mis- Imperial visitors.
Information received from Europe
says that the United States secret-service Off
cers have seized a large quantity Of diamonds
The a Ham
burg steamer from Europe. The diamonds
we're entered on the manifest al twenty thou
-and dollars, and were passed by the custom
house officers, but it IS alleged they are OF
greater value.
An extraordinary meteor was seen as
Delhi, ten miles west Of Cincinnati, at forty
i've minutes past eight o'clock last evening.
i appeared IN the southwest, twenty degrees
above the horizon, passed northeasterly into
the constellation Of Great Bear IL dlsap-
pe9red in the northeast after remaining In
sight two minutes and ten seconds. IL did not
decrease IN urllllancy or magnitude ana leIt
ally.
The Grand Lodge of the German
order Of Hungary met in Cincinnati on Thurs
day, ana elected officers for the ensuing two
{es,s; q, ;! a. y tiioioWs; osenthai, of keadingi
=. % u; q; Jacob NcTganstine, Of Buffalo, D.
q. b; John otto, q. =; John &. Dick. OF Mil
waukee, O. A.; II. Koch, Of Baltimore, Treas
urEr. The secretary reports two hundred and
cighty-seyen lodges, and twenty thousand FIVE
hundred ana eighiy-eight members. The
Treasurer reports three hundred and twenty
one thousand nvc hundred dollars IN the
treasury. There are thirty delegates repre-
senung nineteen States, here.
A dispatch from the Hagueof the fifth
instant says: "fhe delegates to theCOnPress ~
the International society number sixtv-nfne
including three women. A lively discussion
was had to-day on the question of the atoli-
tton Of the General Council OF the orgauiza-
ton. The report Of the council TO the Com
grcss says that bismarck f. spy-in-chfef of
the German Empire. declares that the govern-
ment at Berlin projects another war, v hfle
The IOngress of The Hague has for It's obiecf
The prssery arion of peace. II also declares
that never since 1853 have the masses OF
the peeple been 50 united as now under the
nag Of the Commune.