Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-15
TELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.


sr TE'LEGRAPHIC EPITOME.
It Eminent French Banker Dead.
e PARIS, November Am. Bischoffs
: helm, the eminent banker of this city
e died to-day.
J, CaFIist Victory COMMUNICATED.
t BAYoNNE, November 14.-Don Carlos
T has struck a medal in commemoration
Z of the victory claimed by the Carlists in
: the recent battle at Miranda.
The Disabled Steamer Richmond in
Port.
LONDON, November 1.-THE steam
ship City of Montreal arrived at Queens
town this afternoon, with the disabled
! steamship City of Richmond in tow. All
well.
The TIenborn4 Case.
LONDON, November 14.-The Tieh-
: borne case was adjourned to the eigh-
teenth instant, and not a year hence, as
announced in previous dispatch, which
was an error in transmission.
Sunday Ordinances Not Repealed.
/ CINCINNATI, November l4.-An or
dinance to repeal the Sunday ordinances
was lost by bare majority after fight
in the board Of aldermen to-day, where
it has been pending since last August.
Nine OF ReI1OgS-s MInfOns Sent tB
"HingdOm Come"
New ORLEANS, November 1.-THE
steamer Ozark is returning from COlfax.
A Times special reports the killing by
the citizens of Sevena of the nine ne
grOes implicated in the. recent Grant
parish outrage.
Starvation in Greenland.
LONDON, November r14.-Intelligence
has been received here that famine
prevails in Greenland, caused by fail
ure of the fisheries. In one village
alone, one hundred and fifty persons
have starved to death.
An ExfraditiOn Treaty Needed.
THE HAGUE, November 14-The
minister of justice yesterday informed
! the chamber of deputies that il was
necessary to conclude an extradition
! treaty between the governments of the
| Netherlands and the United States.
The Tweed Case.
! NEW YORK, November 1.-THE tes-
| timOny in the Tweed case has been be-
| gun, Mr.. Peckham having finished his
address for the prosecution, and Mr.. |
Graham, of the counsel for the defense,
/ having failed to have some of the counts |
in the indictment quashed.
The British Turf.
LONDON, November I4.-At the |
Shrewsbury meeting to-day, the Shrews- |
bury cup was won by King Lud, Furry |
second, Louise Victoria third. Betting, |
at the start, was nine to one against |
King Lud, twenty-five to one against |
Furry, and six to one against Louise
Victoria.
sIOO.OGO EmBezzIed.
RICHMOND, VA, November 14.-T +. |
Brooks has been held in fit en- thousand |
dollars bail, for examination on the |
charge of embeZZling one hundred thou |
sand dollars of the funds of the Mer- |
chants national bank of Petersburg, Oi /
which he was president.
The Iron Trade.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-THE |
American iron and steel association will /
meet here on the twentieth instant, to |
consider the present critical condition |
garding the further work of the associa-
JiOn.
Washington Facts.
WASHINGTON, November 14.-Judge
A. @. Miller, of the United States dis
trict court of Wisconsin, rendered his
resignation under the act of April 10th,
1859, being seventy years of age, and
having served ten years on the bench.
Outstanding legal tenders 1852, ST.
Gil.
From CaEtageRa.
LONDON, November I4-A dispatch
from Cartagena reports that cannOnad-
ing continued all day yesterday. Not
RI Ah.,I
city has received fresh supplies, pro-
visions and ammunition. The British
consul is the only representative of a
foreign government who remains in the
place.
100000 Damages.
New YORK, November, H. The Jury
in the case of Tazaway B. Lamar,
against Charles A. Dana, to recover one
hundred thousand dollars for illegal i'm
prisOnment in 1865, while Dana was as
sistant secretary of war, gave verdict for
the defendant, by instruction of Judge
Shipman in the United States circuit
court to-day.
Few Millions to be Looked After.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The di-
rectors of the Pacific mail steamship
company are making an investigation
to ascertain where goes the seven mil
lion dollars that are earned and spent
annually by the company. President
Bradbury hopes to obtain q loan of five
hundred thousand dollars upon the COM
pany's real estate in California.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Politics.
LITTLE Rock, November I4-The
store of J. Kempner & Bro. was destroy
ed by fire this morning. The building
was an old frame and but little loss.
The loss on goods was considerable. In
sured for $500. The store of Isaac Adel-
man, adjoining, was badly damaged by
water.
Clear, pleasant and weather, quite
warm again.
Latest returns from the recent election
for members of the legislature show the
following result: Senate-Democrats,
IL; Republicans, 15. HOuse-Democrats,
81; Republicans, 2S.
Pacific Chronicles.
SAN Francisco, November 14.-The
weather promises to be excellent for the
races tomorrow. A light rain yester-
day put the course in fine condition.
Pool selling is brisk; about fifty thousand
dollars was sold last night. Thad
Stevens and Lone Bene are about even,
Thad Stevens leading in popular favor.
The Anti-Chinese convention adopted
a set of resolutions in favor of the abro-
CATION of the Chinese treaty against
Chinese emigration and labor, and ad-
iourned. The attendance last night was
very small and the proceedings dull.
Duncan Cargell, son of Fl. A. Carge1,
Of New York, was drowned Monday in
San Joaquin river at Webb's landing.
The situation at Versailles.
PARIS, November 14.-The situation
at Versailles is again becoming compli-
Gated. The compromise between the
right and left threatens to fall through.
The government and the right have de-
cided to insist on an unconditional pro-
longation of President MacMahOn's |
term for ten years. The minister Ufwar
has informed the budget committee of |
the assembly that he will require an ex-
traordinary grant of one hundred and |
seventy million francs IN order to carry |
out the provisions of the recruitment |
law. The elections for members of the |
assembly have been ordered to be held |
ON the fourteenth of December in the
departments of Finnistere, the Seine |
and the Disc. Three thousand COM
munists are still in prison awaiting trial. |
Bishop CummIDs viii Withdraw from |
tine Episcopal Chnreh.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November A
The reception of circular letters from |
Bishop Cummins of the diocese of Ken |
lucky, announcing his withdrawal from |
the Protestant Episcopal church,
has created profound sensation |