Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-12
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Outstanding legal-tenders yesterday
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Little Rockers enjoyed spring-lik'
weather yesterday.
The first anniversary Of the big fire il
| Boston was celebrated there yesterday.
The Carlists continue to jubilate ovel
the alleged victory TO their arms at Miranda
recently.
The Tammsny hall committee con,
I tinoed tire investigation into the late election
frauds in New York yesterday.
Mich Doherty, jr., and his wife were
charged with the murder Of Mich Doherty
I ST., IN Wa.ord, Massachusetts,, yesterday.
Three hundred and fifty subordinate
/ lodges were represented in the session of the
Masonic grand lodge at Nashville, yesterday.
A cable dispatch from Paris says that
that the excit ment there and at Versailles il
subsidipgs and II is believed that the crisis is
over.
The New Orleans RcayOsse has ad-
vices Of the death OF Miss Lacour, the young
lady who was recently outraged in orant
parish.
A Little Rock dispatch says that eight
Of the ringlesders in The shooting ARRAY in
Lonoke county, have been arrested and are
now In jail
A Paris telegram states that it is an
tieipated that toe compromise offered by the
hight viii be accepted, perhaps with some
notifications or additions.
The sheriff Of Pensacola writes to the
QUebeck papers, that ali stevedores coming
nom Quebec viii be protected. Every south
ern-oound train bears large numbers Of steve
dors and laDerers.
Mexico yesterday celebrated the abo-
lIuon OF peonage. and the separation OF the
church from the state, D. parade OF tbs mill
tary and de ivery OF orationE during the day
and illumination at night.
1t appears that since the last bank
statement was published, says New York
have lost in deposits nearly forty-seven mi
Lon dollars In greenbacks.
Among the depOsitors who received
thirty per cent. OF their deposits in payment
from the National bank at Washington yes
tenday, was Ex-PresideDt johnson, who re-
ceived nearly twenty-five thousand dollars.
At Washington yesterday young
German called on the President FOR the pay.
nent Of bill which he claimed the Presi-
dent owed him. The young man was ad5udg-
ed insane, and was placed on a Baltimore
train and sent from the city.
In response to grave charges made
against certain members Of the ely council
OF indianapolis Of corruption, in the Ssnffaei
OF yesterday morning, that body last MINT
appointed a committee TO t-ke testimony
With power 70 send for persons and the neces-
sa papers.
A band of eight armed Mexicans com
mftted a daring robbery near Corpus Christi
Texas. on the sixth Instant, and fed into
Mexico with their booty, without sny al
tempt being made TO arrest them. The ciu-
zens are helpless, becau e OF A lack Of oil e
men or military % protect against such
outrages.
IL now seems certain that the New
York clearinghouse committee viii declare
against payment of interest on deposits, and
also against certincation Of bank-checks ex-
cept when the money is actually on deposit
and many other reforms in the future mode
OF conducting banking business are under
discussion.
A dispatch from San Francisco saws
that Nj. Herrick, Che postOffiee clerk. ar
rested w.tb PattOn and another clerk for tam
pering with letters, has been discha ged. he
having shown conclasiyely that the Letters
opened BY BIN were 70 his own address. Pat
ten viii probably waive an examination as
be has partially confessed guilt.
At Washington City Yesterday, the
supreme court Of the United States was en-
gagged IL hearing the case Of the Union Pacific
company as. PeriSton, treasurer OF
Lincoln county, Nebraska, involving quest
tons whetEer the property OF he road is LA
able 70 be taxed by States through which the
road passes, and whether IL IS competent for
a county g Tax for uDorganized territory ad-
accent 70 e under the law Of the State. VIM.
T. Everts appeared for the company, and J. n. /
wadsworth Of Omaha, ior the State.
The grand lodge Of MasODs met IN
Nashville, Monday. The attendance was
large. ". 8. Mathews and B. r. Haller repre-
sent south Memphis Loige No. los; e. ". Car
Lodge 80 2Sg; A. +. Davis, DeSOto Lodge No.
-; B. +. Price and r. ". shelton, kiiHiD- /
niDg Lodge No. 81. George Msller.h, the
tribute o. respect 70 our late brother, George
h. Plummer, for his heroic conduct during
tae late epidemic. At the conclusion almost
The entire grand lodge was moved 10 tesn.