Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-09
NEW YORK.
The Roman Catholics and the Public
SchOOls-Fath r 0'Farrell hrOWs
IOWn the Gauntlet.
Yates and Johnson, the FOrgers-COn.
tlnued Excitement on Wall
Street-MOre Startling
RumOrs.
Reduced RsilrOad Rates "A Security
Company Gone Up-The MUIR
deress Marrigan-A Mys-
teriOus Death, Etc.

deress Marrigan-A Mys-
teriOus Death, Etc.
THE CATHOLICS AND THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. H
New YORK, September Sat mass
yesterday in st. Peters church, Father
O'Farrell, in alluding to the dedication
of his parochial school in the afternoon,
pronounced the public school system a
failure. He believed that eventually
the State must either make all education
voluntary and without taxation, each
denomination supporting its own
schools, or else if taxes were raised for
educational purposes, each party must
receive fair share. At the declaTatory
services in the afternoon, the same
clergyman said he wished it understood
that in this matter priests and people
went together. It had been charged
that they had entered into a conspiracy.
1t was true, they had entered into q
conspiracy, every man, woman and
child of them, and they made no secret
Of it. They did not deny that they pro
tested against supporting schools TO
nAltNAl NdNhOiAC EllAuItu tDuiu unL 40,
just as they would protest against being
forced to attend a State church. They
claimed, as American citizens, the priv
ilege of educating their children as they
pleased.
YATES AND JOHNSON, THE FoRGERs.
James Y. Yates and Jos. w. johnson,
arrested in connection with the recent
bond forgeries, were before Judge Fan
cher to-day on a writ of hd6eds corpus.
when their counsel asked that their pre-
liminary examination before the police
justice be ordered continued, so that the
question of bail might be reached. TIE
district-attOrney stated that both prison.
ers had been indicted by the grand jury,
and that thirteen more indictments
were expected against one and twenty
or thirty against the other, and asked
that the writs be dismissed and the
prisoners remanded. The judge reserved
his decision. In the meantime Yates
and johnson will be kept in Jail.
WALL STREET CHRONICLES.
The panic and disaster predicted
for Wall street by sensation mon
gers, made their appearance to-
day in this form: Two indi-
viduals not connected with Wall
street, are short of cash. about one hun
dred thousand, and may possibly have
to get some accommodation on then
notes due the latter part of the week
To continue the excitement a report was
started that western railroad had gone
to protest on its paper, but this was of
ticially denied, and was followed by a
statement that there WAS nothing at all
the matter with the company. Later
it was reported that one of the ware
house companies had failed, but this also
turned out false.
REDUCED THROUGH RATES.
Outside railroad ticket offices have
made further reduction in price tf
tickets to prominent western cities.
Reduced rates have not been adopted by
the general ticket agencies. The tickets
furnished are know as "BOston through |
books" with eastern coupons detached |
THE LATEST HORROR.
1t is said that Mrs. Marrigon, before
setting fire to the room containing the
murdered body of Miss HOumell, moved
her furniture into an adjoining room, in
order to save it ffom being destroyed
Mr.. MGrrigOn stated in an interview
that his wife had been subject to fits, |
but he didn't consider that q seriou.
matter. Once she had fall, the effects |
of which she complained of, but beyond |
this he knew Of nothing the matter with /
her, mentally or physically. 1t is |
thought the plea Of emotional insanity |
will be set up.
A BUTCHER LAssoOED AND ROBBED |
Mr.. Ferguson, a butcher, of BROOKLYN, |
while returning from market at au early |
hnnr fhig F,nnrFofr,r- 10 49, A,
men, robbed OF money, etc, and badly 1
injured.
MYSTERIOUS DEMISE.
Daniel Murphy, silk-hat manu:ac-
tuTer, of Crosby street, New York, re-
siding on Dean street, Brooklyn, died
yesterday. Four doctors at
tended him, but being unable to determ-
inc the cause OF his death, reported the
case to the coroner, who has ordered a
post mOrteDl examination. 1t is sus-
pected he was poisoned.
TROUBLE IN CHINA.
Foreign news by mail state that there
are again rumors afioat at Shanghai
amongst the Chinese, that an Organiza-
tion was in progress for a general massa-
ere of Tierpeats in the interior of China
The reason stated is that the French
minister will not consent to certain /
notifications or treaty, and that the
Chinese government has taken this as
q challenge to war, and the Chinese
knowing the superiority of Europeans in
warfare, intended to resort to a massa-
ere. The rumors are becoming more
and more grave, and a large number OF
soldiers are being collected around va
rious places where foreign missionaries
are stationed.
MISCELLANEOUS
Broadwell, the alleged defaulting tax
of Newark, has given bail for
his appearance before the grand jury.
A citizens meeting,will be held this
evening, at which it is expected a com.
mittee will be appointed to investigate
the condition OF the several departments
Of the city government. The defalca-
ton is thought TO amount to seventy
five thousand dollars.
The arrival of immigrants at Castle
Garden to-day were two thousand and
ten.
James Johnson was shot by the taller
while attempting to escape from the
Hudson county, New Jersey, Jail, and il
in dying condition.
NEW YORK GUARANTY AND SECURITY
COMPANY BEG TIME.
The New York Guaranty and Securi-
~ company, No. 26 Pine street, which
has capital of one hundred thousand
dollars, and a nominal surplus of six
hundred thousand dollars, and a part
Of whose business it is to lend its paper
On securities, has been compelled to ask
for an extension. 1t came about in this
way: Several western railroad compa-
nies and construction companies, build
ing railroads, have borrowed the paper
Of the company, and are unable to re-
Lurn the money obtained thereon in
time for the company to protect its pa
per. The paper sold by the company is
IN strong hands, and an extension will,
i is thought, be granted. The secretary,
Mr.. Bell, said that be did not feel author
zed to state the names of the DELINQUENT
or the amount of the securi-
les which have proved unavailable.
When asked in regard to the connection
)f some of the directors of the Ware
aouse and Security company with some
IF these railroads, he said that Francis.
Skiddy & Shepherd were interested in
he Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail
way, which is one Of the number.