Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-15

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guarded with sufficient care, he got out
on the street.
In the French Assembly.
PARIS, June 14.-The assembly has,
by almost unanimous vote, adopted
resolution ratifying the election of
Ranc as deputy from Lyons. The chair |
man has also appointed committee of
fifteen to examine into the demand of
L'Admiraldt for authority to prosecute |
Ranc for acts committed during the |
! reign of the commune. Thirteen of the |
members of the committee are said to |
be in favor of granting the authority |
asked, and only two are opposed to the |
demand.
General DaVis's Course toward the Me- |
doe Prisoners.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-THE re-
ported conversation of Davis with Bun |
ker, the representative of the Bulletin, |
/ is unquestionably correct. 1t came here
| in the form Of an interview, with ques-
tions and answers. The war depart
ment did not believe the report that
Davis had engaged Modocs against |
| MOdocs and gone on scout with them.
Events proved the correctness of the
account. Davis had prepared timbers
| for scaffolds to hang the ModOcs, but
the orders from Washington prevented
the execution of his plans.
spanish News.
MADRID, June 14.-P. Y. Margall, |
president of the council, in speech last |
evening in the cortes, said the govern
ment must first pacify the peninsula in
order TO discourage disaffectiOn in Cuba.
At demonstration in Barcelona, yes
fnr6oEy tho cnaoyar farn1an the n01ni-
cipality of the city thieves, and urged
vigorous measures for getting rid of OBJ
jectionahle authorities. The meeting
broke up withscries of ViUd jd fedora
ciO71, social, and down with the munich
palityp'
Salmeron has been elected president
of the cortes by one hundred and seven
ty-six votes to seventy-four for. Figueras.
At the session last night the govern
ment announced that the separation
of the church and state was part of its
programme The minister of finance
also submitted proposition for the ne
gotiation of a loan of three hundred
million reals and the imposition of new
taxes.
The London Cable Budget.
LONDON, JUNE Alt is said Ex-
Queen Isabella is about to proceed to
Rome to confer with the Pope upon.
the prospects of the Bourbon family in
Spain.
A dispatch from Berlin says the emper- (:
or continues very weak, and requires
absolute quiet.
A special correspondent at Paris tele-
graphs that an alliance has been effected
between the supporters of Thiers and the
radicals in the assembly. Thiers is said
to have had frequent conferences with
Gambetta since his retirement from the
presidency. II
A limited number of strangers in
Vienna has compelled reduction of the {
high prices of living. !
Resolutions confirming the amalga-
nation of the Anglo-American and
French and New York, New Foundland :
and London cable companies were t
unanimously passed by the former COM
panies yesterday.
Indian DepFedatIOns.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE COM ,
missioner of Indian affairs has received q
q letter from Thomas ]. Jeffards, Indian q
agent at COchise reservation, Arizona,
in which Jefards says that he has given Q
a great deal of attention to the matter !
of alleged raiding into Mexico on the
part Vi buS NOCllsO Ddilu VI 1HOldllSi anu I
says he is satisfied the depredations in 9
Sonora are committed by Apache Indi-
dians, living on that side of the bOunda-
ry line, in Mexico, and in corroboration
of this statement he reports that party !
of Apaches recently came to his agency,
bringing stolen Mexican stock with {
them, which they wished to trade with q
the Cochise Indians. They were refused
an opportunity to do so, and compelled
to leave the reservation. Jeffards, in !
COchisian, reports that COchise and his
band were still on their reservation, be-
having well and living in strict compli- a
ance with the treaty.
St. Louis Topics.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-Mrs. Fore filed a
petition in the circuit court to-day for z
divorce from her husband, James n.
Fore, who attempted to murder her on =
the street two weeks ago. Mrs. Fore is b
slowly recovering from the wounds re- L
ceived at the hands of her husband.
John f. Cook, the English vice-consul
here, is In limbo for an alleged embez-
clement of eighteen hundred dollars
from Thomas Graham.
An injunction was applied for yester- u
day in the circuit court, by the county
Of Lsciede, in this State, to restrain J. G
E. Clarke, Orville S. Grant, George S.
Merrick and Others, claiming to be the
directors of the IIaclede and Fort Scott
railroad company, from holding an cleo y,
ton in this city on the sixteenth in Z
slant; also for the appointment of a re- tC
ceiver to take charge of the books and a
papers now in their possession, and ~
which are claimed by taclede county. W
A temporary injunction was issued. s
The members of the city press held N
meeting at the Planters house, tonight, g
and passed resolutions of regret at the h
death of Major Henry Ewing, of the 81
Times. They will attend the funeral to- n
morrow, as will also the Knights Tenn q
plar and engineer corps of national W
guards, and a large number of promi n
nent citizens. ii
Two colored men named Brown and 81
Taylor, living in Springfield, Illinois. l.
luarrelled to-day, and Taylor was o
logged. Taylor got double-barrelled Il
shotgun, returned to Browns house and e
shot him twice, killing him. Taylor Ii
then went to his home again, wrote a h
etter to his wife, telling her he had y
killed Brown, reloaded his gun and left. o
The officers pursued and found him in a o
field outside the town. On their APP "
prOach Taylor went into thieket close Il
by and shot himself, infiicting a wound e.
from which be died shortly after. e. e.