Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Senators Trumbull, Clayton and West,
are in New York.
Goldsmith Maid trotted it in 2:16l
yesterday at Boston.
Carver & Co.'s cotton-gin factory, at
Boston, burned yesterday.
1t is said that Valmaseda, Captain
General of Cuba, has resigned.
The Chicago Sons Of Temperance will
grant charters to negro lodges.
General Shanks was renominated for
Congress in Indiana yesterday. Morton
made a rousing speech.
There is a nice little rumor afoat that
Miss Nellie Grant is engaged TO be
married to a Scotch Lord.
The steamships City of London and
Batavia reached Queenstown, and the
Hermann at Southampton.
A jolly comet gave San Francisco a
big scare last night. 1t is still bumming
round, seeking where it may knock
somebody.
A lock out was begun yesterday by
the builders of London. By this act
twenty thousand iouis1eymen are thrown
out of employment.
The third day of the Boston Jubilee
was devoted to Germany, and the Coli
scum was filed to overflOwing, the
Teutonic element predominating.
The gamblers and desperadoes who
have followed and given so much trouble
to the railroads in the West, have been
effectually driven sway by the military.
The Congressional Convention for the
Eighth District of Indiana, met at LO-
gansport yesterday and nominated Hon.
James n. Tyner for reelection to Con-
gress by reclamation.
Two trains in France came in collision
at Juisvy, on the Orleans railway, yes
terday. Thirty persons were injured
and several killed outright. The num-
Der of killed is not stated.
Montgomery Blair, Ex-Governor Phil
lips, Francis Thomas, eX-State Treasurer
Robert w. Fowler, and a. l.. w. Knott
were chosen delegates to the National
Convention, from Marylrnd.
Delegates left Jersey City this morn
ing TO arrange for strike all along the
line of the Erie road. Employees in
Jersey City numbering six hundred are
almost unanimous for a strike.
1t is reported that Heath & Raphael,
BischOffsheim q Goldsmith, and Jay
Gould, are entering into an alliance
with the intention of reinstating Gould
as President of the Erie railroad.
The impression prevails that the two
Louisiana conventions will not fuse, but
both nominate State ticket, and that
Kellogg viii be the nominee of one and
Pinchback of the other for Governor.
Secretary Fish was engaged with the
President for some time yesterday even
ing, and Secretary Belknap had an in
terview with him (the President) of con-
siderable duration yesterday morning.
The Western Associated Press was in
session at Chicago yesterday with the
Sons of Temperance. If the latter do
not cave in and get boqzy, it is because
the influence of association is no more.
Sixty men employed on the new
branch of the Erie railroad at Harrison,
New Jersey, had a fight Monday even
ing, and large number of the rioters
were injured. Five arrests were made.
Orders have been given that the work
men on q strike ON the New York Cen
tral railroad must either resume work
Friday morning or sign the pay-rolls,
and leave their situations to be filled by
others.
Chief of Police McWilliams, of Jersey
City, is ON trial on the charge of COM
pounding a felony in the recovery of
bonds stolen from Messrs. Noyes' Office,
on Pavonia avenue, eighteen months
ago.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road is reported finished and trains run
ming to McAllister, one hundred and
eight miles north of Sherman, and the
grading and masonryis completed thirty
miles further.
Since the first of January one hun
dred and forty-two thousand and fifty
one immigrants arrived in New York,
an increase of forty-nine thousand one
and ninety-one over the same
period last year.
The Pinchback Republican Conven-
ton reassembled at Baton Rouge. The
Committee on Platform were instructed
to include declaration against Greeley
and Brown. Adjourned till seven o'clock
IN the evening.
Judge Stalo, while on his way TO New
York to attend the conference meeting
of Liberal Republicans, is reported as
saying the intention of the meeting was
to call a convention to nominate a can
didate for President.
The Grant Republicans of the LoGisi-
ana State Nominating Convention met
yesterday at Baton Rouge. T. T. Allan
was elected temporary chairman. His
election is regarded as test favoring
kellogg's nomination for Governor.
At a recent convention of railway
of the New York Central,
Erie and Pennsylvania Central railroad
lines, an agreement was made to sell
hereafter no passenger tickets for pOliti-
cal meetings or State fairs at reduced
rates.
During the prevalence of a severe
at Liverpool, the steam
ship Memphis, from New Orleans, was
struck by lighting and Immediately took
fire. The fire ragged several hours, and
was finally eXtinguished. Loss heavy.
Negotiations for the evacuation of
France are progressing rapidly between
Theirs and Count NonArnim. The de-
partments of the Marne and Haute
Marne are to be evacuated in a few
weeks after the signing of the conyen-
ton.
A collision occurred Sunday, under
ground, between the occupants of the
Illinois tunnel and the Emma Company,
in the excavation of the Utah mines,
during which numerous firearms were
used, but no one was injured. The
laborers in the Illinois tunnel have been
busily engaged taking ore at point
marked by the Emma Company.
A dispatch from Boston has been re-
ceived, stating that men are organizing
TO 60 on strike the latter part of July.
Peter Cooper has given a thousand dol
lars to sustain the shirt-cutters in their
strike. The Singer Sewing Machine
men still hold out, and there does not
appear any possibility Of speedy or
adjustment The sugar re-
finers are ia precisely the same condition
as yesterday. The stable-men and
cOachmen of Brooklyn will strike on
unless paid fourteen instead
of isrtalsra. dr,llapa a Waal