Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-26

the national ASSOCIATION. Inc entries
close July q, at nine o'clock In the eve
ming, at Secretary Sam Briggs's office,
SO Seneca street.
WashIBgtOn utems.
WAsHINGToN, April 25.-Levi 2.
Luckey, private secretary of the Presi-
dent; William o. Avery, chief clerk OF
the internal revenue Office, and Mr..
Martin, of the office of secretary of the
treasury, left this city tonight for New
York, and will sail for Europe to-mor-
row in charge Of the bonds for the syn
dicate. Francis A. Stout, of New York,
has been requested by the department
of state to take charge temporarily un-
til he leaves for Europe as one of the
honorary commissioners to the Vienna
exposition, of the Office in New York for
the reception and forwarding of articles
for the exhibition.
Legal tenders outstanding, 1855, ,0S3, :
O92.
It is denied at the Indian bureau that
Cochise is off his reservation COM
mitting depredations. When last heard
from, a short time ago, he was still on
the reservation on which he had been
placed by General Howard, and ex-
pressed his intention of remaining there.
Trouble in Madrid.
LISBON, April 25.-Dispatches from
Madrid state that Figueras and Salmer-
man were the only members of the gov
ernment absent at the conference with
the permanent committee. CASTELAR,
admitted the gravity of the situation,
but said il was not sufficient either to
make necessary the convoking of the
assembly, or the postpouement of the
elections for members. The committee
refused to adjourn, and the conference
and ministry retired to confer, but did
not return during the afternoon. Eleven
battalions of volunteers revolted,
and fired on General Conneas,
who escaped, but four others were killed
and several were wounded. Shots were
fired during the night in various quar-
ters of the city, and the volunteers broke
into the hall of congress, where the per-
nnansnt committee was in session, but
they sought safety in flight. Marshal
Zerano and a Humber of political friends
concealed. themselves. On Thursday
the government dissolved the permA-
nent committee, and the city became
more tranquil. Acknowledgment So
cias has been appointed captain-general
of Madrid, in place of General Pavio,
resigned.
Cincinnati News.
CINCINNATI, April 25.-The strike
among the Crispirs here has substan-
TALLY ended. 1t is understood that they
had stormy meetings last night, and
this morning s. number Of the strikers
have made applications to the shops
they left for their situations. The man
ufacturers believe tonight that there
will be no further trouble.
a family named Henry, consist
ing of father, son and daughter,
residing near Germantown, Ohio,
were poisoned Wednesday evening,
supposed from arsenic put in their coffee
by persons unknown.
They have had several brief snow
storms during to-day at Carthage. Two
inches fell about noon. Dispatches re-
ceived from various points indicate sim
liar weather. At Dayton, Eaton, Mid
dletOwn, and other points in the Miami
valley, it showed at intervals during the
forenoon. This morning they had
snow at Charlestown, West Virginia,
and Ironton, Ohio, two or three
inches fell at Anna, Ohio, last night.
The strikers at the gasworks waited
in a body on the officers this morning
and asked to be reinstated. The vice
president, to whom the matter was re-
ferred, declined to give them encOur-
agement. Their places have been filled
by Others during their absence and the
supply Of gas maintained.