Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-30
TELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.
Cattle disease in Japan.

Cattle disease in Japan.
r There are fifty-two papers published
In Japan.
The old OperahOuse in rue Le Peterie
Paris, has been destroyed by fire.
The death of King John, of Saxony,
was announced in Dresden yesterday morn.
1t is rumored in LendOn that the pope
I has written second letter 10 Emperor Will
liam.
Training-schools for teachers, on the
american plan, have been established in
Japan.
Minister Lowe and the President dis.
cursed the Chinese situation in Washington
1 es erday.
It is reported in Madrid that the Car
lists have fired on a British war-vessel, killing
J one OF the crew.
; There is speck of war in the politi-
Japan anu Chine.
The trial Of Undertook, the murderer
Of 5. Gross, was begun in Westchester, Penn
sJ lvania, yesterday.
The Vaccinations of the royalists in
provinces OF France cause great Irritation, so
says Paris telegram,
The Austrian ambassador to COnstan-
tlnople is instructed TO bring about amicable
settlement of differences.
The Pennsylvania railroad has dis
charged more than half its force in a few
shops on the Hackensack river.
Madrid advices state that insurgents
are demoralized; their ship sleaking, leaders
! dlsagree, soldiers and sailors mutinous.
Vienna is enjoying another financial
panic, and the Austrian government is en-
| deavoring to effect harmony in money circles.
London was befogged yesterday morn
/ lDg many accidents occurring in the streets, |
anu at noon bsiness was almost entirely sus- |
pended.
Japan dates to October Sth, say the
governments about to have the history OF /
the empire written, materials being rapidly |
A christian church has been organized
at Iokei' in Japan. They acknowledge Christ 1
as the Saviour, but hold themselves independ- |
eho OF all loreign churches.
Sueeter & Co.'s furniture factory, in |
san Francisco, California, was destroyed by |
fire yesterday afternoon. Loss, one hundred |
thousand dollars; fully insured.
Mr.. Charles Reeve, cashier of the
Clty bank OF Minneapolis, Minnesota, col
lected i've hundred and nifty dollars in that
city Tuesday for the relief or the Memphis
On the discovery of a fire in New
York on Friday, watchman endeavored to
quench the flames with a fire extiuguiSher |
but was found dead on tile sixth floor Of the
building after the flames were extinguished.
General Bellewarre wrote a letter to
the French minister of war, saying IL mon
s,ni s,rehy was restored he iBellewarre) would re-
Sign from the army. The minister of war
list.
George Harris, of Chicago, on Monday
took room at the Libby house on Fourth
him until Tuesday at four O'Clock in the even
ing, when, upon entering the room, he was
lound dead.
In drunken quarrel Tuesday eve
ming in Cincinnati, over a bottle of whisky,
Henry Lutz stabbed, it is thought fatally, ,
working together on the stone boats, where
the s'abbins vas dohe,
a cattle dealer named Bixby had his
wallet, containing thousand dOllars,snatched
night, but captured the thief, recovered his
money and administered such beating that
the robbers life Is despGired OF.
In New YORK yesterday Giles Taylor, 9
John Donahue, Thomas Maguin and Michael
Japers drank what they supposed was cherry
vine, but proved 10 be a lotion for rhedm-
atsm. Taylor and Donahue died, but it Is
supposed the Others VIII recover.
Advices from Kidder, forty miles
east OF St. Joseph, Missouri, on the Hannibal
andfSt. Joseph railroad, state that two strange
men were found frOZe TO death on the praTic =
near that town, Monday night They were in
idder during the afternoon, intoxicated.
Prince Bismarck has been re-appoint-
1d president of the Prussian ministry in place
lf General Won EcOre. 1t is understood that
ms restoration 10 the post carries with i the
ne demanded previous to his resignation some
line ago.
The free-fOr-all trotting race, which Y
begun at Dexter park, Chicago, Saturday
Brother Jonathan winning two straight heats, =
md having won the first heat Saturday.
Time, 2:2754, 2:3O54 and 2:291l. Mollie Morris
econd, Bashaw, Jr., third.
|
louer TO the Vienna exposition, had an inte =
'iew with the President and Secretary Fish,
u Washington, yesterday, TO disabuse their
minds of the impression that he had spoken
4 them disrespecJfully, his strongest con- =
beingsapplied to Minister Jay for I
ondemnlng hun unheard. The general says
e Is determined to Vindicate his character.
Three ruffians entered the residence of
ir. BiefKe, on Amity street in New York
esterday at noon, seized Mrs. Biefke and
oured some liquid down her throat, which q
endered her insens BILE. They then ransack-
the house and took the earrings from the
tupetied woman, whom they had tied to a Il
iano, and were about TO depart with a trunk
ull OF plunder when her husband came 4
ome and the robbers fed. j
Some days since, Mrs. L. Meyers,
Tho was held as witness on the Goodrich
ase, was released by an arrangement be-
ween the New York police and the prosecut-
1g authorities She has continually asserted
lat if she was released she would be able to
ut the authorities upon the track of Roscoe
uu DtdCI, botn OF WlOm Sne says are lmpll- | T.
ated. An officer has been dispatched with
er, and both are traversing the country.
AT the evening session of the board of !
piscopal bishops, in New York, Tuesday, the
ueStisn OF the appointment OF missionary CC
ishops for the Territories was called up snd O.
iscussed at length, but without reaching sny II
Onclusion. The subject OF offerings for mis- Jt
ons was also discussed. Bishop Armitage, of bI
Wisconsin said that the cause Of the apathy til
-as the absence of system in the church in
gard TO financial matters. He advocated
egular plan of contribution by the members -
the church similar TO a system in operation :
Wisconsin.
The st. Louis Republican has q special
'om Dennison, Texas, which says Lieutenant
uimby, from Fort Richardson, arrived there
nd reports the Indians in that region very
oStile. Several murders have been commit
ID by them during the past week, and
luch stock run of. family living near
llchita, were butchered. The settles fed TO
rancho in that Vicin ty, where they were
esieged by large band OF Indians. Two
Ompanies of soldiers left Fort Richardson on
Ionday in pursuit of the savages. The
reatest alarm prevails among the frontier
sttlers. The Indians are believed to be Cam
ranches.