Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-24

PARIS, November 22.-Members o
the cabinet have withdrawn the resig
nations rendered Wednesday night last
Cuban Count Assassinated.
| HAVANA, November 23.-Count San.
ferandO was assassinated at the door Of
his mansion, this morning, by a young
man. The tragedy was the result ol
domestic troubles.
National Press Convention Postponed,
SAVANNAH, November 23.-The COM
mittee of the Georgia press association
have decided to postpone the national
press convention, called to meet at st.
Louis on the twenty-sixth, to some
future time.
Count COrti.
ROME, November 22.-Count Corti,
Italian minister at Washington, but
now here, and umpire in the American
and British joint claims commission,
has received congratulatory letters from
the British government.
Personal.
WASHINGTON, November 23.-COl-
Onel A. H. Markland, general agent of
the postoffice department for the west
ern States, and Colonel ID. w. Mum, of
Illinois, are here. They are prominent
candidates for sergeant-at-arms of the
/ house.
President Baez LaVIDg His Hands in
the Blood OF His Enemies.
SAN DOMINGO CITY, November 12.-
General Monseuela and three other gen.
erals have been shot by order of Presi-
dent BaeZ. They were implicated in the
recent revolutionary movement. 1t is
expected that six other officers of high
rank, now in prison on similar charges,
will soon be executed.
Immense HOme-KuIe Demonstration in
Ireland.
DUBLIN, November 23.-An immense
demonstration in favor of home rule
took place in this city. 1t is estimated
that sixty thousand persons took part in
the procession and mass-meeting which
followed. Speeches were made by
Messrs. Butts, Martin, and others. No
disturbance occurred.
wisconsin Politics.
MILWAUKEE, November 23.-The of
fetal majority Of Taylor, for governor,
over Washburne, is fifteen thousand
four hundred and eleven, running nearly
one thousand ahead of the balance Of
the ticket. The legislature will stand:
Senate, seventeen republicans and six
teen refOrmers; assembly, fifty-nine re-
formers and forty-one republicans.
DisraeIi on the Stump.
LONDON, November 23.-Disraeli
made a political speech at Glasgow
last evening. He severely criticized
Grant and predicted great strength in
Europe between the spiritual and tenn
poral powers. He feared a conflict
might result in anarchy, and declared
that the partisans of home-rule in Ire
land would unmask and show Great
Britain their real designs.
The Boiler Testers.
PITTsBURG, November 23.-The first
successful boiler test took place on Sat
urday. The Cincinnati single-riveted
boiler leaked badly, and q pressure of
three hundred and nineteen pounds was
all that could be attached. A double
rivetted boiler manufactured in this city
attained a pressure of five hundred
pounds, when two fiues collapsed. The
shell remained intact, and was not
moved from its position. This is re-
garded as a satisfactory test.
Earthquakes on the Pacific slope.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 22.-Atl
nine O'Clock tonight severe shock of
earthquake was felt at Yorke, Califor-
mia, lasting fifteen seconds. The shock
was also felt at Grave Creek, Oregon,
one hundred miles north, and was the
severest shock ever felt in that part of
the country.
The earthquake in Oregon last night
was quite severe over the greater por-
ton of the State. At about the same
hour or little later a slight shock was
felt in this city. No damage was done
anywhere.
FOrgers and Bruisers.
ST. LOUIS, November 23.-James
Howard and John Carter, two we'll
known forgers, of New York, were ar
rested here to-day for passing forged
check on the Broadway bank, one day
last week.
Tom Allen and Tom Kelley returned
from EdwaTdsville to-day, having en-
tered into bonds of five thousand dollars
each to appear for trial for participating
in priZe-hght in Illinois last Septem-
Der. Arthur Chambers, who was also
taken to Edwardsville, is in jail there,
having been unable to obtain bail.
Eweed's Condition.
NEW YORK, November 23.-Tweed
passed the day in cell No. of the
Tombs. This is a condemned cell, in
which murderers are placed awaiting
execution. 1t was assigned Tweed be-
cause it is more comfortable, being near
the stove and warmer than most of tne
others. He spent large part of the af-
ternOOn in writing. The attempt to
procure stay of proceedings will be re-
newed tomorrow. 1t has transpired
that, on Saturday night, Ex-Judge Full
lerton, one of Tweed's counsel, went to
the residence of Judge Gilbert, in Brook
lyn, and asked him to fix time to hear
the application for stay of proceedings
in the case OF Tweed. Judge Gilbert
promptly refused until the judges in
New York should have been applied to
by Tweed's counsel.
Latest from Japan.
SAN Francisco, November 2S.-The
steamer Great Republic arrived to-day,
and brings Japanese dates to November
ist. On the twenty-fourth of October
the ministers of the mikado, with two
exceptions, sent in their designations,
which were accepted, though some of
them have since withdrawn them. The
rock on which the split occurred was the
Corea plan for sending an expedition
against that country, which was
warmly offered by Iwakura, late
ambassador. Don JOsa Daijain, the
prime minister, had been very i'll, hav-
ing been attacked with kind of con-
vulsive fits, from oveTwork. He is bet
ter, and has withdrawn his resignation,
as also had OkOmua, the minister of
finance, and now Ter asthma, the late
minister to England, is placed at the
foreign office. Ito, lately one of the
ambassadors, is minister of public
works, and Yamaguehi and KIDD,
both Of whom were connected with
lwskura as ambassadors, are in the
ministry. KIDD is 50 paralized that
1t Is doubtful whether he will be able to
do much work. Sayesichlna, late am
bassador TO China, is one of those who
have resigned. The mikado has finally
abandoned his Corean and Formosan
projects.
A. C. Goss, brother of w. s. Goss. was
arrested in Baltimore Yesterday.
charged with cOnspiring with William
u. UddersOQk and others to defraud in
sarsnee companies Qgt' Diligently thou-
sand dollars.