Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-10
TEBEGRAMS.
Prince Alexis is in shanghae.

Prince Alexis is in Shanghae.
The Portuguese cortes has closed.
Admiral Alden, OF the United States
navy, is in Athens.
A japanese embassy is on its way to
Pekin. The world moves.
General Wooley was buried with hon.
oTs at Milwaukee yesterday.
The woman's suffrage convention is
still in session in San Francisco.
The pope is confined to his bed, and
suffered considerably yesterday.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is to
he extended to Chicago Immediately.
A sixty thousand dollar flame occur
Ted at Bridgetown, Maine, yesterday.
President Grants return to Washing
ton yesterday is announced by tele-
graph.
Governor Ebert received a warm re-
ceptiOn from the citizens of Denver yes
terday.
The steamships Egypt. Peruvia, Vic
tOria and Rhine arrived in Liverpool
yesterday.
The Grand Lodge of knights of st.
Crispin viii meet in Cleveland, Ohio,
on the fifteenth instant.
The New York Central railroad is inn
passsble. Trains west yesterday re-
turned to New York city.
The Erie railway authorities announce
that all distractions of the road at Port
Jervis have been removed.
The coffee mills of Arbuckle & Co.,
PittsbUrg, were consumed by fire yester-
day. Loss, ten thousand dollars.
Germans have taken the place of the
Italians at the New York gas works,
and the strikers have given up.
Mrs. Myers, witness in the Goodrich
murder case of New York, has been dis
charged on her own recognizanee.
A st. Catherine, Ontario, dispatch,
yesterday, says that the Welland canal
viii be opened on the twenty-first.
A forger named C. Kenicke beat the
Evansville bank yesterday out Of three
thousand two hundred and ninety dol
lars, and got of.
The steamships Vile de Hsvre, from
Hayre; Silesia, from Hamburg; Finland,
from Antwerp, and France, from Liv-
erpOOl, arrived in New York yesterday.
In New York city the car-drivers on
the Bell line viii strike tomorrow for
two dollars and seventy-five cents per
day. At present they only get two dol
lars.
Ex-Governor Israel Washburne, of
Maine, addressed a meeting Of citizens
at Minneapolis, Minnesota, yesterday,
in the interest Of the Canadian Pacific
railroad.
Michael Ruddy, a young unmarried
- IL
laire, Ohio, yesterday. Both legs were
crushed, AID the injuries will probably
prove fatal.
London papers announce the death OF
DR.. William BrydOn, one Of the three
men who lived to tell the story of the
destruction of the British army 10 its
retreat from Cabulin, in 1912.
Emperor William, Prince Bismarck
and General Won Moltke, accompanied
by a brilliant retinue, leave for st. Pc
tsrsburg on visit to the Gar on the
twenty fifth instant. The Crown Prince
Frederick William and wife take their
departUre for Vienna on the following
day.
In the house OF representatives of
Ohio yesterday, during the discussion Of
the general appropriation bill, the mo-
ton to appropriate one hundred and
thirty thousand three hundred and f1f-
teen dollars for the payment Of damages
done by the Union forces during Nor
gan's raid was defeated-ayes, 30; nays,
AZ.
In New York yesterday Hebna KOlls,
q doctress, was arrested on the charge Of
Mrs. Arlington, who claims to be the
wife Of General Fred. w. Arlington, of
having procured an abortion on her
Mrs. Arlington wss found lying on the
sidewalk Monday suffering intensely,
and she is now at the Long Island col
lege hospital, and it is stated that she
cannot survive.
Thirty-one and half miles Of iron are
now laid on the extension of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas road, nom Sc
dalia, Missouri, leaving only twenty-one
and half miles u complete the line.
Through trains will run from Chicago
aud st. Louis to Texas by the first OF
May. Many new lines of railroad will
soon be commenced in Texas and Kan
sas, aud a rapid movement will soon be
made outward and westward in the lat
ter States.
-Four houses were burned down and
Others seriously damaged in Murfrees-
DDID hDnNdN uDlulnE- lONdl AUoo y
probably twenty thousand dollars. The
fire gained such headway and burned
with such fearful rapidity that the fire
department of Nashville was telegraped
for, but by extraordinary exertiOns the
citizens managed TO get the flames uB-
der control, and the order TO Nashville
was countermanded before the depart
ment had started.
The Selma Nail announces the death
at Marion, Perry cOanty, of Andrew
Bamy Moore, who twice in succession
filled the gubernatOrial chair Of the
State OF Alabama, aud Of whom it is
said that no man ever retired from high
Office followed by more genuine regrets
for the loss Of his services than did Gov
ernOT Moore. Friend and foe-fOe, ia a
political sense, we mean; if he had ever
personal foe We know nothing of it.
combined to award honor and praise TO
the just and upright man who knew his
duties and who dared to do them.