Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-12
CONDENSED LIGHTNING.

/ The Carlists have again risen in Ara
gon, Spain, and are destroying the telegraph
and railroads
TeIegraphic advices from the different
! localities affected represent the horse malady
on the increase.
Mrs. C. w. Bohr, Of Columbus, Ohio,
Sunday, gave birth 70 four healthy boys.
/ None Of them escaped.
! F. Bross, Grand Master of the Odd
! Fellows Of Illinois, has Issued call TO all the
lodges Of the State for the relief Of the Boston
[ sufferers Of the order.
Chicago yesterday donated one hun
! dred thousand dollars for the relief Of the
/ Boston sufferers. = committee was delegated
/ 10 convey the amount TO Boston, and left yes
/ terday afternoon.
A negro, name unknown, who was
/ confined in Blandyilie, Kentucky, on the
charge OF attempted outrage on young lady,
was taken from jail Sunday night by num-
Der Of citizens, and hanged.
The revolters Of Ferrol, in Spain, have
| been tried by court-martial and one was SEN
| fenced to death, twenty-nine TO ten years,one
/ TO six years imprisonment, and three hun
| dred transported 70 the colony.
The liabilities Of Bowles Bros, Amer
! lean bankers in Paris, who have suspended
| payment, are nve hundred thousand dollars.
! The losses by the suspension Of the firm will
| fall chiefly upon American tourists in Europe.
About fly exiles from Alsace and
/ Lorraine declared allegiance 70 the
/ French Republic, in st, Louis yesterday, be-
| fore the Deputy French Consul, NJ. Allemand,
| and received from him certificates OF citi-
zenship.
President Grant, Generals Sherman,
/ Sheridan, Porter, Ingalls,, Gilmore and Foster,
! Governor Curtin, and militia officers in the
| adjoining States were in Philadelphia yester-
day, to attend the funeral Of General Meade.
Thomas Salter, an Omaha insurance
1 agent, sailed his employers funds to the
amount Of three Thousand dollars, with which
he started on a tour 10 foreign parts. He was
| arrested in st. Louis yesterday, and returned
10 the bosom Of his anxious friends in Omaha.
The Board of Underwriters of Phila-
| delphia yesterday held a meeting, and, in
/ order 70 prevent policy-holders from trans
/ ferrins spOlicies 70 other companies, advanced
| rates on merchandise hfty per cent, and on
special risks twenty-five per cent, to take
] eject Immediately.
! The MAGISTRATES and Managers of the
I Atlanta election have been arrested by the
| United states Commissioner on an affidavit OF
a negro residing at Ogeechee, who charges
them with violating the enforcement act.
| They were released on giving bonds Of two
thousand flve hundred dollars each.
Paymaster Plunkett, the purchasing
paymsster for the navy yard at Boston, tele-
/ graphs 10 Secretary Robson that his ofhce on
Kilby street was burned, but he saved al the
records, and the Assistant United states
l Treasurer al Boston, telegraphs that the con-
/ tents OF the vault are undoubtedly safe.
The confagration Saturday night in
| London was extinguished, but not untfl the
] City Flour Mills were entirely destroyed. The
| loss viii exceed five hundred thousand dol
1 lars. one fireman was killed and several in
/ Jured. The FIRE was the s,ost extensive and
destructive which London mas had since 1851.
Expressions of sympathy and tenders
| OF aid were forwarded 10 Boston yesterday
from all the municipal cities of the union,
1 conspicuous among them the Typographical
/ Union Of Chicago to the printers Of Boston,
| who are necessarily thrown out OF employ
| ment by the destruction OF so many large
| printing establishments.
On Friday last, desperate named
! Fitzpatrick picked quarrel with Justice
Holiday, at Newton, Kansas, and shot him
| subsequently, City Marshal johnson attempt
/ ed TO arrest Fitzpatrick, when the latter drew
a revolver and defed him; whereupon, John
| son shot the outlaw, killing him In his tracks.
At Evansville, Indiana, yesterday,
] Colonel John W. Foster sold and transferred
] his undivided two-sevenths interest in the
! Claude G. DeHrauler, for the past three years
connected with the editorial corps OF the Times
ter be associated with r. NJ. Thayer In the edi-
torial conduct OF the Journal
! A Cincinnati telegram saws that the
/ Boston fire was intense, and much interest
was manifested IN the financial report OF the
! calamity. Banks generally are pursuing q
4 conservative course. Tney are accommodate
/ Ing their customers. There appears, how
ever, general disposition to act carefully un-
! I'll they can more accurately weigh the prob
] able consequences Of the disaster.
The iewelry manufacturing establish
/ ment Of J. J. Alton, ~ Columbus, Ohio, was
| entered by burglars Sunday night and robbed
/ OF It's most valuable contents. Among other
| things taken was scrap gold and silver, man
] ufactured gold articles, and more than one
! thousand precious stones. number Of
| watches and tools were also taken. suspicion
/ falls on two strangers who visited the estab-
! lishment few days ago to sell old silver.
The Catholic parade which was to
/ have taken place in Newark, New Jersey,
! sunday, in connection with the laying Of the
! cornerstone Of st. Joseph's Church, was post
/ pOned by Archbishop Bailey on account Of
/ the Mayors order prohibiting bands In pro-
! cession The New York Gallow Glasses and
! some Jersey City societies paraded, however,
but Chief OF Police Glasby stopped the
/ music. The demonstration viii take place on
/ Thanksgiving Day. Great excitement was
| occasi0ned by the parade, which was regard
/ ed as in defiance Of the authorities. No dis
! turbance occurred.