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

Mrs. Jane Farley, of New York, cut
her throat yesterday.
Steinway's wOrkmen have accepted
their terms and gone to work.
Colonel Brain takes Fisk's place at
the head Of the Ninth regiment.
The trial of DIR. Huston before an
ecclesiastical court will be concluded to-
day. - -.
Jean Baptiste Philadert VillOut, Mar
slIal Of France, died yesterday at the
age of eighty-two years.
England, very properly, means TO do
something more than protest against the
persecution of the Jews Of ROumania.
The mechanics Of Boston are about TO
follow the example Of those OF New
York, and strike for the eight-hOur rule.
Victoria Woodhnll, in letter Of some
three columns in length, accepts the
nomination Of the Apollo Hall COnven-
ton for the Presidency.
In Washington, it Is believed that
Greeley will carry the Baltimore Con-
vention by storm. BY actual count he
has now all but sixty Of the delegates.
Red Cloud, Red Dog, and the remain
der Of the council party Of Ojallallas,
Siouxs, arrived last night, and are quar-
tered at the Grand Central Hotel, New
York city.
The Grand Jury of New York yester-
dav found an Indictment against A.
Nelson, on the charge Of burglary, for
attempting to defraud Phelps, Dodge d
Co., by purlOining valuable documents
from a private safe.
The Georgia and St Louis banks
which suffered by the forged certificates
on the National Bank of the Republic OF
New York have offered fifty thousand
dollars reward for the recovery of the
money, or pro rata for any portion.
The Louisiana delegation waited upon
the President yesterday TO protest against
the removal Of Collector Casey, speak
ing kind words in his favor and saving
il was the wish and for the interest OF
the Republican party thathe be retained.
The National Union League, the most
potent auxiliary Of Radicalism, held a
meeting in Philadelphia on Tuesday.
Governor Geary was in the chair, and
the attendance was larger than ever
known In the history of the disloyal
organization.
The Pennsylvania Executive Com
mittee Of the Labor Reform party
adopted resolutions rejoicing over the
practical triumph Of the eight-hour prin-
ciple in New York, and calling upon
the workingmen Of Pennsylvania 70
inaugurate some system in this State.
r. r. McElvain, of the late firm Of
Selmair * CO., stock brokers, New York,
charged with victimizing the firm Of
Gebston & Bussey, by purchasing stocks
and paying worthless checks on the Bank
Of the Republic, is held on ten thousand
dollars bail for further examination.
4 Bridgeport, Connecticut, dispatch
states that Captain COlyaresses, Gf the
United States Naval Board, who was
murdered Monday night when starting
for New York, wac ROBBED of a watch
and about ten thousand dOllOrs. Cap
tain Calvaresses had life insurance to.
the amount of sixty thousand dollars.
in the cases Of Tweed, Connolly, In
gersoll and .I'ield, Judge HogeboOIn, of
Albany, New York, has overruled the
demurrer with costs, and given iudg-
ment to the plaintiff, unless within
twenty days the defendants withdraw
demurrer and answer the complaint,
which the defendants have leave to do
on the payment of cost.
Ex-President johnson says the whole
State OF Tennessee is, as he terms it,
negatively for Greeley; that is, that the
State, with the exception OF, perphaps,
the negro vote, is against Grant. He