Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-14
TELEGRAMS.

Pere Hyaclnthe's wife has given Dlrth
to boy.
Legal tenders outstanding yesterday,
1851, ,024, ,S55.
The japanese embassy arrived at
Rome Monday.
The operation of the bank act has
been suspended at Vienna.
The Homeopathic medical society OF
Ohio met at Columbus yesterday.
The constitutional convention of Ohio
assembled at Columbus yesterday.
The coopers' strike in Boston does not
promise very well for the strikers.
The sale of the French newspaper
Journal d Etdt has been prohibited in
Paris.
The coronation of Oscar and Sophie,
king and queen of Sweden, took place
Monday.
New York children's aid societies are
sending colonies OF their charges to Iowa
and Kansas.
Nixon's counsel has gone to the SUI
preme court with his petition for a stay
of proceedings.
The Geographical society of New
York is to give reception to the Polaris
survivors soon.
Two men were injured in New York
yesterday by the falling in of a building
on Mulberry street.
John Brooker has been appointed col
lectOT of internal revenue for the fourth
Arkansas district.
The hat and cap makers in New York
are contemplating a raise in wages, to
be effected by a strike.
The coronation of Wilhelm, king of
Norway, will take place at Drontheim
on the eighteenth of July.
A paper-mill at Claremont, New
Hampshire, was burned Saturday night.
Loss, thirty thousand dollars.
Another attempt for a stay of proceed
ceedings in NiXon's case was made in
New York Monday, but without sue
cess.
The receiver Of the Atlantic National
bank in New York has already collect
ed two hundred thousand dollars in
cash.
The Texas State fair, which opened at
Houston yesterday, promises to be
a success. The attendance was very
large.
Arrangements have been completed at
Vienna for grand reception to the en-
peror of Russia on his visit to the expo
sition.
The detectives of New York are on
another trail, ELECTED in the examina-
ton of Pop Tighe, in the Goodrich
murder.
Daniel Pratt, a pioneer manufacturer
of Alabama, died at his home at Atte-
vile, Alabama, yesterday, aged seventy
three years.
A Berlin dispatch says the bourses of
the principal cities of Germany are ex-
tremely depressed in consequence of the
Vienna panic.
Jackson s. Schultz has been appointed
to represent the United States at the
Vienna exposition, Uice General Van
Buren, removed.
Red river is reported overfowing its
banks, and steamboats, are passing
through the praries from Glen Fork to
Kelly's landing.
The German patriots of the revolu-
ton of 1888, now residents of New
York, celebrated the anniversary of the
event yesterday.
Two men were killed, two Others fa-
tally, and one slightly injured by the
falling of a scaffold at Macon, Georgia,
yesterday morning.
A block of business houses at Calvert, |
Robertson county, Texas, was destroyed
by fire yesterday morning. Loss seventy
five thousand dollars.
A serious disagreement has arisen in
the French cabinet over the electoral |
bill which is now being prepared for SUBJ |
mission to the assembly.
Commander Donaldson has been de-
tached from the command of the naval |
station at Mound City, Illinois, and |
placed on waiting orders.
Reports from Fort Garry are that
everything in connection with the In
dians in that locality is satisfactory. and |
that there are no fears of trouble.
The International hotel at Halifax.
Nova Scotia, was damaged thirty thou |
sand dollars by fire Sunday, and cannot |
be re-opened in consequence this season. |
A republican conference held at Bir-
mingham, England, Monday, adopted |
resolutions favorable to q republican |
form of government for Great Britain.
The bar Of the court of claims, in
Washington, Monday, held a meeting |
and passed resolutions appropriate to the |
memory of the late Chief Justice Chase.
The engineer of freight train on the
Toledo, Wabash and Western railroad, |
was killed and fireman badly wounded |
by the train being thrown from the
track.
The grand national billiard tourna-
ment, which was to have come off at
New York, will be postponed until Sep
tember next, for want Of time to make
the necessary arrangements.
All the members of the Methodist
PREACHERS association Of New York, at
their meeting on Monday, signed a me-
mOrlal to Governor Dix praying him to
sign the local-option liquor bill.
e. H. Durfee, president of the Mer-
camille library association of I.eaven-
worth, Kansas, denies having any con-
nectlon whatever with a scheme in New
York called ga great public drawing in
aid OF the mercantile library ASSOCIATION
of Leavenworth.n
Judge McCue, of the BROOKLYN citv
court, granted, on Monday, an order
vacating the order of arrest obtained bv
Thomas w. Field against Henry q.
Bowen, editor of the BROOKLYN Union.
in libel suit for one hundred thousand
dollars. u