Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-20
TELEGRAMS.

Jerry Kierstad has been elected chic
of police of Cincinnati.
Luccs closed a successful engagement
at Cincinnati yesterday.
Tinker took the first prize for pigeon
shooting, in New York, yesterday.
The railroad between Constantinopl,
and Adrianople has been completed.
Mary Ragan died in New York yes
terday from i'll treatment by her hus.
band.
The seventh Louisiana State fair com
mences April 23d and continues seven
days.
The New York Produce Exchange haC
its first annual dinner on Friday eve
ming last.
DR.. Thomas's funeral took place at Sar
Francisco yesterday, and was largely
attended.
The Indians Satanta and Big Tree are
not 10 be released from their Texas prison
till May Goth.
President Grant and party are in st
Louis, stopping at the residence Of Gen
epal Harvey.
Rufus King, postmaster at Silver City
Idaho, has been making too many
money-Orders.
Ohio's secretary of state has caused
the arrest of several county treasurer
for committing frauds.
c. Flynn was killed yesterday, while
attempting to rescue Charles Mortimer
from the Sacramento jail.
Hon. James Brooks hiss returned tc
Washington without being benefited in
health by his visit to Norfolk.
Republican volunteers in Malaga mu-
TIMED recently, but their leaders were
arrested and order was restored.
c. +. Differbacher, on trial for the
murder of w. +. Millstead, at Virginia,
Illinois, was yesterday acquitted.
The depot of the Pittsburg, St. Louis
and Cincinnati railroad, at Milford Gen.
ter, Ohio, was burned yesterday.
A fireman had his leg broken and sew
eral persons were injured by a collision
near Carrollton, Ohio, last night.
Joe Burton, colored, who raped a
little white girl in Delaware, will be
hanged on the twentieth of June.
Scheffiin, the New York wife-mur-
derer, was vest srday found guilty and
sentenced to imprisonment for life.
An oil train was run into and its loco
motive and several cars were wrecked,
near Hadley station, Ohio, last night.
Sextro's furniture factory, Cincinnati,
was damaged to the extent of seven
thousand dollars by fire on Friday night.
Minister Schenck and Earl Shattes-
bury win act as pall-beaTers at the funer-
al of Bishop McIlvain, in London, to-
day.
The Ohio legislature has passed a bill
authorizing city officials 70 go outside
their corporate limits TO condemn prop
erty.
The bHot and shoe manufacturers OF
Cincinnati have resolved that they will
not recognize the Crispins in business
matters.
A terrible snow-stOrm on the Union
Pacific railroad has delayed the trains
for several days, but the track is nearly
clear again.
Tom Corbett won the hurdle, Alice
Mitchell the One-mile, and Village
Blacksmith the two-nile-heat race, at
New Orleans, yesterday.
Financial circles in Poughkeepsle,
New York, were excited yesterday
about fraudulent checks to the amount
Of twelve thousand dollars.
Jacob n. Smith, formerly boot and
shoe manufacturer of New York, has
been arrested in Chicago for violation OF
the bankrupt act.
General A. J. Smith yesterday retired
from, and Mr.. Filley assumed the post
mastership at s.. Louis, and +. G. Ben
nett has been appointed assistant post.
master.
Persia having complained Of her ter
ritory being violated by Russian troops,
the latter government has made an
apology, and instructed its officers not
10 repeat the Ofiense.
DIR. David r. Brown, alias Kingcade,
has been arrested and taken to Boston
on charge OF malpractice, whereby a
wsmAn was killed. He has already
served ten years in the penitentisry for
similar Offenses.
The United States Protective Dental
Union has appointed committee to Sc
cure a more perfect and general assOcia-
ton of the dentists, and expressed Its
dissatisfaction with the royalty part OF
the patent laws.
The survey for q railroad across the
Andes, thereby opening rapid transit
between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts,
has been finished. 1t cost fifty-seven
thousand pounds, betrayed by the Ar
gentine Republic.
The Carlists continue to stop trains
and rob the passengers in the northern
paovinces of Spain. The French gov
ernment has given permission for the
transportation of government supplies
across its territory.
United States troops have been
ordered to ColfaX, Grant parish. The
| latest accounts report everything quiet.
| The labOrers have resumed work on the
adjacent plantations, and no further
tTonble is apprehended.
Presidents Watson, of the Erie. and
Mcconnell, of the Atlantic and Great
Western railroad, were in Cincinnati
| yesterday, inspecting the depots and
stock of the Great Western, aud max
| ing arrangements with the Cincinnati
and Southern Kentucky road for con-
nectiOns.
Edward Booth, of New Orleans, was
yesterday sentenced by Judge Hawkins
! 10 LNGil 1-iDuI nDlih III Itl5tuMtlL 10
the parish prison and ten dollars fine
for dis0bediencs OF an Injunction of ths
superior court restraining him from con.
| tinuing business until the payment Of &
license TO Kellogg's tax-oolleetOr. Booth
still refuses to pay.
IThe latest dispatch from Yreka STATED
that the cavalry and Warm Spring In.
dians, well mounted and prOvisiODed
were ia pursuit of the MOdOcs; tha
John Schonchin, wounded by Meacham
had died; that Scar faced Charley haC
I his leg broken, and was afterward killeS
| by his eaptOrs; and that correspondent
lost piece of bis ear by coming In con
tact with ModOc bullet. Eight Modoc
had been killed.
AtRichmond, Virginia, yesterday, tn,
supreme lodge of the Knights OF Pythia
sustained, by vote Of forty-two to nine
the action Of the supreme chancellor il
suspending the grand lodge Of Penn
sylvaDia, together with about one hun
dred and fifty subordinate lodges in tina
state, for alleged rebellion against thl
4 laws Of the supreme lodge. This actor
cut OF shout Ten thousand knights from
all afI5liati0n with other members @
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