Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-31
BY NAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
Cuban and Spanish News-The Sioux
to be COneiliated with Tobacco and
Clothes.
The WOrkingmen Of New York Moving
Legislation in Michigan.

The hOrkingmen or New York Moving
Legislation in Michigan.
Appalling Accident in NashVilIe-Ih,
HOusden Murder = Man Killed in
Paris.
England a Republic.
| LONDON, March 30.-The republican
conference, at Sheffield, last night passed
a resolution in favor of a republican
form Of government for England.
The Storm.
RICHMOND, VA, March 30.-Dis.
patches from nearly all parts of the
State report the storm to-day as very
general. In the south the gale has been
accompanied by hail, snow and rain,
All dispatches mention more or less
damage to property.
The Storm In Brooklyn.
New YORK, March 3O.-During the
storm yesterday afternoon, three new
three-story brick buildings on Butler
street, Brooklyn, were blown down
also, an unfinished four-story brick
building on Degraw street. Considera-
bic damage was done to shipping.
Increasisg water supply.
New YORK, March 30.-Commission-
er Van North has purchased one hun
dred and twenty-five acres on the mid
die branch of Croton river, for a new
reservoir. Negotiations are pending for
several other tracts. The reservoir is
being planned to cover about five hun
dred acres, with storage capacity of
four thousand million gallons.
Treasury Movements.
WASHINGTON, March 30.-The as
sistant-treas sUrer, at New York. has been
directed to purchase five hundred thou
sand bonds, Wednesday, April 9th and
Wednesday, April 23d, each, and TO sell
one million five hundred thousand dol
lars in gold each Thursday during the
month of April, thus purchasing in all
one million bonds and selling six mil
lions gold.
Political.
CINCINNATI, March 2S.-The Liberal
Republicans of this city to-day indorsed
the following Democratic nominees: G..
w. c. johnson, for mayor; Paul Rem
elm, for trustee of the water-works, and
n. Marchant, for judge of the police
court. The remainder of the ticket, con-
ceded to the Liberals, is as follows:
For judge of the superior court, NJ. H.
Tilden; for prosecuting attorney, F.
Piunkett; for city solicitor, II. d. Peck.
ABWIndIer Arrested.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Edward Ny
ers, an Englishman claiming to be one
of the firm of George Myers & Son,
London, and who represented in Wall
street that he had letters of credit for
one million five hundred thousand
pounds sterling, for railroad operations,
has been arrested in jersey City on
charge of issuing a worthless draft for
thirty dollars on the banking house of
James King & Son, New York.
BaiIr0sd Accident.
PORT Hope, ONT, March 2S.-An
accident occurred to the mail train on
the Midland railway last night. As the
train approached Orilla the rear car
broke its coupling and turned over and
dewn an embankment a distance of
twelve feet. Six passengers were in
iured. DR.. Demar and Mr.. Davis, of
hurt about the head and face, Mr.. Pres
was caused by broken rail.
A Nice YOuns School Teacher.
MILwAUKEE, March 30.-A young
married disciple of Woodruff, while en-
gagged in the laudatle avOcation of a
at IrOnridge, has been
carrying on prOmiscuous fiirtstions with
a number of young ladies, inducing one
Of them to elOpe with him, and spent a
day or two here as man and wife, and on
as is supposed, to secure an
other victim, he was arrested. The
girl is in the hands of the
police awaiting the arrival of her father.
The young mans name is not known.
Railroad Lease Forfeited.
PITTsBURG, March 29.-The lease of
the Mount Pleasant and Bradford rail-
road to the Pittsburg and Cornellsville
railroad company has been forfeited,
and the latter company, at a special
meeting of the board of directors of the
Mount Pleasant and Bradford company,
held at Bradford yesterday, was directed
to take possession and full control of the
road, and it is now being operated for
that company, the transfer of mails and
being made at Bradford, and
the Southwest Pennsylvania
road at Fountain Mills.
Spanish News.
MADRID, March 29-Zetnau, minister
of finance, at cabinet counsel yesterday
stated that the finances of the country
We're in a deplOrable condition, and
warned his colleagues that the republic
could not remain master of the situation
unless radical changes were made in the
go ,1srevs ~NfI
troops en- HlGSSe in Catalonia and ad-
joining provinces to fight the Carlists
has so far proved a failure. The depu-
tatiOn from Barcelona demands its
pOstponement, and insists on the de-
livery of fifteen hundred rifles which
the government promised to the people
Of that city.
Fatal Cutting ARRAY.
CINCINNATI, March 80. - Opposite
Wielet's saloon, on Vine street, be-
tween twelve and one o'clock tonight,
John Henning, with bowie-knife five
inches long, cut cash several inches
long in the abdomen of the
named Schipt, letting
his bowels out. The wound is pro-
nounced necessarily fatal. The two
parties, after drinking in the saloon,
came out on the sidewalk. Henning
challenged Schmidt ID fight, but the
latter declined. Henning then hit him,
first with his fist. and then made blow
with a knife, but struck another man
cutting him in the arms, and made an
upward stroke at Schmidt with the re-
suit described above. Henning has been
arrested. The deed was witnessed by
several.
Indian News.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Indi-
an agent, Daniels, writes to the depart
ment, under date of March twentieth,
from the Red Cloud agency, Wyoming
territory, as follows: "I would respect
fully inform the department that Lone
Antelope, one of the hostile chiefs of
the Minneconyous bands Of Sioux, with
lodges, is reported to have
lust gone in camp on White river, with
the Sioux of this agency. Also, that
Sitting Bull, No Neck and -Four Horns,
chiefs of the UncaPapa band of hostile
Sioux, are in camp at Bear Butte, four
DAYS march from here, on their way to
this place. Sitting Bull and his party
remained there to hear from these Indi-
ans. l have sent them tobacco and
clothes, asking them to come in, and as
surfing them of the good will of the
government. II seems advisable that
steps be taken to secure the friendship of
these people, considering their import
ance in connection with the Northern
Pacific railroad"
The BOnaparls.
PARIS, March 29.-In the assembly
to-day there was an exciting debate
over Prince Napoleon's petition praying
for the restoration of his rights as cit
izen, and demonstrating against his il
legal expulsion from France. Minister
Duffaure, on the part of the govern
ment, refused to accept the special COM
mittee's report on the subject, which
was conservative in character, and, by
eensured the government.
He argued that the Bonaparte princes re-
leeted the decree which decreed their dy-
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