Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-17
Effects Of the Vienna Panic-Re-
ligiOus Prescription in Ger
many-Murder in st.
I4Ouiso
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
Company TrOubIes-ArriVaI
of Colonel De Blanc at
New Orleans.
The MOdOes-QuarantineT Troubles
at Havana Memorial Day at
st. observation-disclosures
Items.
Close Conventional Religious Orders to
be Expelled from Prussia.

BERLIN, May 16.-The German gov
1 eminent has resolved TO expel from tn
country within six months the Laza
rists, the congregations of the HOl
Ghost and Sacred Heart, and other clos
conventional orders.
Effects OF the Financial Panic fn Vienna
Il LONDON, May 16.-A Vienna dis
patch says one hundred additiOna
failures are announced No importan
bank has yet suspended. The panic ha
paralyzed business.
The son of a wealthy banker com
mitted suicide yesterday.
/ Tipping Restrictions.
| CHICAGO, May l6.-The ordinanc,
i recently passed by the city council 70
! the closing of saloons at eleven o'cIoel
at night, went into effect last night, anC
was very generally observed. On'
prominent firm, however, who hav,
several saloons, purpOsely violated th'
! law, in order to make a test case in tht
courts, when it is thought by its opPO
nents that it will be declared uncon
stitutiOnaI.
The Cedar Rapids Horror.
DUBUQUE, May 16.-At Cedar Rapidl
to-day some new developments werS
brought to light in the Massina murder
which seem to fasten suspicion on Mas
sina as the murderer of his wife. Al
least that is the public opinion. 1t seem:
that Massina has been corresponding
with a woman in Bohemia, who is now
on her way to this country, and to-day
q newspaper was found in Massina';
house that the wadding for the gun wai
torn from. Massina has not been ar
rested.
Fifiy-SeyenthA Anniversary Ofahe Ameri
can Bible Society.
PHILADELPHIA, May I6.-The fifty.
seventh anniversary of the American
Bible Society was celebrated this eve
ming. From the addresses made, in.
cluding that by DR.. S. Fallows, of Mad.
ison, Wisconsin, it appears there are
three thousand auxiliary bodies in the
United States; that more than thirty
millions of bibles have been distributed
through the agency of the society, and
it is now sending out daily three thou
sand bibles.
Arrival OF Colonel DeRIRnc at New Or.
leans.
New ORLEANS, May l6.-Generals
DeBlane, Declouet and others from St.
Martin, arrived this evening in charge
of deputy marshal and a squad of fed
eral soldiers. They reached the railroad
ferry landing, in front of Jackson square,
about five o'clock. Upon stepping from
the boat they were received with tre-
mendous cheers by from five thousand
to seven thousand citizens, who had as
sembled to welcome them. They were
taken to the customhOuse and held in
five thousand dollars bail, each, to ap-
pear before the United States commits
sioner on Monday.
a Family Feud Ends in Death.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-Charles R. Guth-
rie shot and killed his brother-in-law,
Chas. w. Weaver, here, last night
About a year ago, Guthrie married Miss
Weaver, having been in partnership
with her father. Last January the wife
died. The Weavers, suspecting foul
play, had the body taken up and exam
ined by the coroner. About the same
time Weaver attempted to shoot his
son-in-law, but missed him. Guthrie
brought suit two days ago to recover the
casket and shrOuds enclosing his de-
ceased wife from the Weavers. Last
night Guthrie met two of the younger
Weayers in the west suburbs, and in an
one of them, and then gave himself up
to the police. The parties are all re-
spectacle.
Memorial Day-St. louis Items.
ST. LOUIS, May I6.-A meeting was
held this evening to arrange for the pro-
per observance of memorial day. 1t was
decided to decorate alike the graves of
those who fell on either side during the
late war, and who have been inferred in
the cemeteries in the vicinity of this
city. An early-clOsing movement for
the season has been inaugurated here
within the past week, and nearly all of
the wholesale houses and business offices
will hereafter close at three o'clock in
the afternoon on Saturday. The mayor
sent to the city council tonight his NOM
nations for the appointment of officers
under the municipal government. Most
of the old officers are renOminated
The appointments We're laid over, and a
caucus of the Democratic aldermen will
be held on Monday.
The St Louis Mutual Insurance Com
Pany TO be Investigated.
ST. LOUIS, May 16.--About five hun
dred policyholders of the st. Louis
Mutual life insurance company met in
this city to-day to discuss the present
of the company. The re-
suit was the selection of ten policy
holders empowered to employ all neces-
sary means to make full examination
Of all the books and accounts of thei
A Roman Catholic church for the ex-
elusive use Of colored people will be
dedicated in this city next Sunday. |
twenty-five Irish and German socie- |
ties, numbering about two thousand |
members, have notified the grand mar
shal that they will turn out in regalia to |
take up collections for the benefit of the
church, and will also attend the eere-
monies.
Turf sports.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, May 16.-The best three
year old race on record has Just been
made. An immense attendance was
Drawn by the announcement that Tom
would make his first appearance
Dn the turf to-day, and the result shows
that he is all that his friends claimed him
10 be. The race was well contested, Sallie |
Watson making a close second in both
heats.
First Race-A sweepstake for three
year olds, mile heats; $500 each, SIOO
Forfeit, $500 added; twelve entries. three
started. Result-McGrath' Tom Bowl |
ing, l, l; Cottrelps Sallie Watson, 2, 9; !
Boyd's ch. f., 3, distanced. Time, 1 :43}
and Ash.
Second Race-C Citizens stake for three
year olds, One-and-a- -haif-mile dash, $3.50 |
added; eight entries, four started. Re- |
suit: Grinstead's CrOckford, by Light |
ling, l; McGrath's Artist, by Asteroid, |
?; Keene's War Cry, by War Dance, 8;
Reynolds Buchu, by Planet, 1. Time, |
.:402.
. NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, May 16.-Fourth days
.aces:
First -Two-mile dash. Euchre,
|: Frank Hampton, .. Time, $40.
Second Rdce-Mile heat, best three in
i've. Qurtermaster, 2, l, l, l.; Maripo-
q, l, 2, 2, p; Norwood, 3, 8. dissaneed.
Time, l:474; las; :504; 1851.
Track in good condition and attend
snce large.
Latest modoc Anlusemenas.
CAMP SOUTH OF TULE LAKE, LAVA
BEDS, May u, Uiu SAN FRANCISCO, Nav
6.-The Modoes are now encannped in
/ crater butte, OF mass of lava approxi-
mating the same, little southeast of
his camp, and distant from fifteen to
eighteen miles. Captain Hasbrouck is
within watching distance of the
,nemy, with a force of two hundred and
en- men, where he awaits the arrival of
colonel Mason, who yesterday morning
tarted from Jacks old stronghold with
force of one hundred and seventy men,
Ook a southeasterly course. 1t is in
ended that the two commands shall
Imalgamate under Colonel Mason and