Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-26
Movements of the TreacherOus
Indians-Minister jays
Days at Vienna Mum.
bered.
The Shah of Persia in England
Back Pay for the Treasury
The Wheat Crops.
Sporting NeWs-Fires-Criminal
Cuban Patriots VictO-
riOus-LOuisiana-Eu-
rOpean News.


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with arms for the Carlists in Spain, hav
been detained at Plymouth by the Gus
toms authorities.
Cholera az Nashville and GalIRtin.
NASHVILLE, June 25.-There wer,
twenty-five deaths to-day from cholera
of which fourteen were white. Special
from Gallatin report the disease on tht
increase.
The German Parliament CLOSED.
| BERLIN, June 25 Prince Bismarl
to-day closed the session of the German
parliament. He said he was commits
stoned to express the regret of the EN-
peror at his absence, through indisposi
ton, from which, however, he was glaC
to say his majesty was surely recover
ing.
Another Candidate for Baek.Pay GE2ry
CHICAGO, June 25.-Hon. G. B. Far
well, one Of the members of congress
| from this city, in a note to the
Times this morning, states that the
amount of back pay due him was drawn
by the sergeant-at-arms of the house, a
his request, and sent to the treasury o
| the United States.
Chicago Lumber Market.
CHICAGO, June 25.-The offering
were moderately large, while the de-
mand was less urgent, the market rul
ing quiet and prices better than nom
| inal. The sales made, however, die
not indicate any decline Quotations
range S9G9 so for joists and scantling
So for shingles, and S2 for Iath.
Trial of James A. COe, at Boston.
BOSTON, June 25.-The case of James
A. COe, charged with having committed
| frauds to the amount of several hundred
! thousand dollars, came on for trial to-
day in the superior criminal court
Benjamin +. Butler, one of the counsel
for the prisoner, made an unsuccessful
effort to have the indictment quashed,
and the trial is proceeding before jury.
An Old Revolutionary Relic Under the
Hammer.
MoRRIsTOwN, Nj, June 25.-Wash-
ington's headquarters, sold at auction
here to-day, was purchased by EX-Gov-
ernOr Randolph, w. n. Lidgerwood.
George Halsey and General n. Halsted
for twenty-five Thousand dollars. The
intention of the purchasers is tC bold ii
for the State until the legislature meets,
when, il SO desired, they will transfer il
without profit.
CGIOred Fourth OF JuIy in Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, June 2i.-The eolored
people of Pittsburg and vicinity held
a grand freedom jubilee demonstration
to-day, comprising a large street pro-
cession and subsequent festival and
mass meeting at a suburban grove.
Speeches were delivered by several local
orators, and also one by Congressman
Lott, of Louisiana. A thousand par
ticipated in the event.
Harvard University.
BOSTON, June 25.-The following gen.
tlemen were elected overseers of Har-
ward college for six years: Ralph Waldo
Emerson, Henry Lee, Francis E. Par
ker. James Freeman Clarke and George
T. Hoar. For two years, Robert NJ.
Morse, jr. No honorary degrees con-
ferred this year. The graduating class
number one hundred and thirty. Chas.
+. Adams will deliver the Grafton before
the Phi-Beta-Kappa society tomorrow
in Appleton chapel.
Prom the Land of EnsurrectIOns and
Earthquakes.
PANAMA, June 25-Advices from
Guatemala state that that country has
been placed in a state of siege, to be con-
tinued until the rebellion in the eastern
department is squelched.
In an engagement with the insurgents
lately the government troops triumphed,
killing twenty rebels.
Rapid progress is making in rebuild
ing San Salvador. Many families
who had left the city have returned, and
are erecting improved buildings.
rhe Late Patriot Victory I'm Cuba-YeI-
low Fever tagging.
HAVANA, June 23.-In the late fight
near Puerto Principe, where Major Ro-
mani was killed, ninety Spanish troops
were engaged; only fifteen returned,
seventy-fiye being killed by the
insurgents. The insurgents in Puerto
Principe district are reported to be very
audacious, and the other day captured,
within sight of the sentinels and
townspeople, bread and supplies on
their way to the fort.
The yellow fever continues with una
bated viTulence, very large percentage
Ofthe cases proving fatal.
Her Majesty Continues TO Amuse the
shah.
LONDON, June PA review of seven
thousand troops was held by Queen Vic
toria at Windsor park this afternoon in
honor of the shah of Persia. The
weather was shOwery, but the crowds of
spectators were enormous. After a series
OF brilliant maueuyres the troops came
forward in line and marched by the
queen and shah. Among the distin-
guished persons who were present at the
review were the Prince and Princess of
Wales, Duke Of Edinburgh, Prince Leo
pold, Duke of Cambridge, Princess Be
atrice, Czarowitch and his wife and the
Princess DagmaT.
spanish News.
MADRID, June 25.-The colonial de-
partment is preparing new bill for the
abolition of slavery in Cuba, without
injury to the interests of the owners.
A colonel commanding detachment
which was defeated in a recent engage
ment with the Carlists, has been ar
rested and thrown into prison.
BARCELONA, June 25.-A fresh dis
turbRnce has occurred at Barcelona.
There was firing between soldiers and
citizens all last night. The troops were
all removed from the suburb to-day.
A Gordon of police has been established
between it and the city to prevent fur
ther collision.
ImpOrtant TO Pension Claimants.
WAsHINGToN, June 25.-The COM
missioner of pensions has promulgated
the following new aud important order
son and after the first of July the con-
sideration of all invalid-increase cases
will be suspended by the pension Office
until the biennial examination, which
takes place on the fourth OF September
next. Medical examinations, however,
will continue in such cases, so that no
applicant may suffer loss as to the COM
menoe of increase by reason Of the date
OF medical examination. In the mean
time all original cases upon files will be
considered and disposed of, SO far as the
evidence will warrant.
Thomas Conan, Phineas G. KInesIapd,
and Two others.
New YORK, June 24.-Thomas Co
man, Phineas G. Kingsland and two
others, named Roe and Womahan, have
been arrested under the recent ring in
diatIaent. They are ready to give bail.
| The Indictment against Thomas Conan
for bribery is SET forth in three counts
charging him with putting in Q forged
warrant for $50, 1854 SO, knowing It to be
a false warrant, a. the work had
not been done, and In consideration o
five per cent. of the amount, be certified
to it. The indictment found agalns
Thomas w. Roe and Peter MOnahar
charge them with obtaining signatures
to the written instrument by means o
! false pretences, by placing the signatur