Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-01

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: SPARKS FROM THE MAGNET
= Good weather for growing crops il
, England.
Many Carlist leaders have found theil
way into France.
The Kellogg sings at Buckingham
Palace on June 10th.
Canting General Howard is in favol
of war on rhe Apaches.
The Federal graves at Greenwood
were decorated yesterday.
The London Lancet says that the re-
port of Bismarck's illness is unfOunded.
Seven hundred and fifty thousand dol
lar fire in Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, last
night.
The London Times considers the fail
ure of the international arbitration in
evitable.
A powder explosion at Oswestry, in
Shropshire, England, yesterday killed
six persons.
Grist mill burned in Cleveland last
night. Loss, one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars.
The workingmen of New York are a
unit in their determination to force the
eight-hOur system.
The coach-painters of New York are
to strike next Monday for eight hours.
The furniture trade insist on ten hours.
James Gordon Bennett is sinking
rapidly and may not survive to-dayt
His son and daughter have been sen:
for.
Ex-President Fillmore, Hon. John
Ganson and Chief-Justice Sanford
Church, Of New York, favor Mr..
Greeley.
An adjourned meeting, in New York,
of master bakers to raise the price Of
bread, appointed for last night, was a
failure, only six or seven persons being
present.
Serrano has resigned the generals
simo of the troops operating against the
Carlists in the Basque Provinces. Lieu
tenant-General Eichque has been ap-
| pointed his successor.
A gang of bank swindlers are Operat-
ing successfully in Georgia. Several
banks have been "done" for small
amounts. Two of the gang are in Jail at
Macon, named Bennett and Holmes.
A Scranton dispatch states that sew
eral employees of the Delaware and
Laekawanna railroad have been arrest
ed for embezzling from the company
large sums Of money during the past two
years.
1t is reported that Senator Trumbull,
ex-senator DoOlittle, Charles Sedge-
wick and Cassius NJ. Clay have prom
ised to speak at the Greeley ratification
meeting next Monday night, in New
York.
At the Kentucky Diocesan COnven-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church
an amendment was adopted TO the con-
stitution which provides that the vestry
shall elect but one delegation to the
convention.
The Democratic State Convention of
Pennsylvania elected the following sem
atorial delegates at large to Baltimore:
General George w. Cass, Samuel J.
Randall, William A. Wallace and Phil
lip a. Collins.
A case exciting much interest, and
involving the constitutionality Of the
mine ventilation bill, was argued yes
terday before the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania. Indications are favOra-
bic to the constitutiOnality of the law.
A son of Colonel Taylor, Paymaster of
the United States army, stationed at
Leavenworth, was found dead in an al
ley in that city, shot through the head. |
A young man last seen with him has
been arrested, charged with the murder. |
NearMossvi1e, Peoria county, Ill, We'd !
nesday night, ]. HarwOOd, a farmer, |
was fatally shot by a'ruffian named |
Ames, who fled to the wood, and |
though pursued by large number of |
citizens had escaped capture at last ac-
counts.
James H. Hopkins, of Pittsburg;
Richard Vaux, of Philadelphia, and |
Hendrick B. Wright, of Lucerne, were
before the Pennsylvania State COnven-
ton for the nomination for Congress
man at large, Wright being chosen on
the second ballot.
The two Houses of Congress have
taken final action on the bill extending
for three years private land claims in
the States Of Florida, Louisiana and
Missouri. 1t now goes to the President
for signature. The bill quiet the titles
to ten thousand homesteads.
The two Houses of the British Parlia-
ment are agitated about the Joint High
Treaty, the Government refusing to give
any information, though pressed on all
sides. A Cabinet meeting was held in
yesterday on the Treaty
question, which lasted several hours.
A dispatch to the New York Tribune
says that after hearing of Buckalew's
Colonel Forney wrote let
ter from Washington Thursday evening
to the Philadelphia Press, advising the
of the Republican ticket,
that if it is not done it viii be
defeated.
Mr.. Butler Mass. in the House, yes
-erday, introduced resolution, which
was adopted, to consider the means for
and better accommodations
for the members in the House of Repre-
,entatives. The pay of the witnesses
before the committee was fixed at four ,
lollars and five cents mileage.
The Methodist Conference yesterday
elected ID. A. Nelson, of Wyoming, and
J. NJ. Phillips, of Cincinnati, book {
agents. Erastus Wentworth was made
EDITOR of the Ladies Repository. A
on a memorial of certain col ]
,red preachers reported that it would be
highly proper to elect bishop of Afri-
,an descent. u
A negro roustabout en- the steamer
Robert Burns, in a fight yesterday with
another deck hand on the boat, about
Orty miles below Louisville, received
horrible cash across the abdomen, from
which the bowels protruded. The
man was taken to the marine !
hospital at Louisville in dying condi- !
ion. The murderer was arrested.
The Baptist National Educational
Convention closed its session in Phila- /,
ielphia last evening. Papers were read ,
by Prof c. II. Levy, of South
Carolina, and Rev. t. G. Jones, of Ten
lessee. Permanent organization was {
Effected under the name of the Ameri- !,
an Baptist Educational Commission. !
Alva ii. Harvey, ID. D., of Massachu-
etts, was elected President
Dispatches received by the Chamber {
# Commerce from New York, state
hat the government clear bacon con-
racts for the lower agencies, have been
warded to Mcdonald, of LeavenwOrth,
t eleven dollars and ninety-seven cents :
o thirteen dollars and twenty-five cents
'er hundred; for the upper agencies the
ontract was awarded to COchrane, of
)es MOines, at eight dollars and fifteen {
ents to eleven dollars and five cents.
The Chicago morning papers of yester- /
ay publish reports from a large number
{ points in Illinois and Iowa in regard {