Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-31
TELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.

SiXfy-slN lives We're lost by the sink
irg Of the intrsnsigente vessel, Fernando E
Cstolico.
John De Lee fell from the suspension
5irewned.
A New York telegram of yesterday
seys The suspension OF Hoyt, Sprague & Co. i,
There will be no sale of gold or pur.
next month.
The Masons of Augusta, Georgia,
have sent four HUNDRED dollars 10 Memphis
and Shreveport.
A bale of cotton sold in Bosten fol
I2lr hundred dollars Wednesday for the
Memphis relief fund.
Boston contributed twenty-eight hun.
dred dolls rs for yeilow-fever sufferers
"ednesda,y afternoon.
Inc cfJlored laborers of New Orleans
are ags IN on strike for four dollars day
Ahey are now receiving three.
w intermute, the slayer of General
Nc Nc 5ook, has given the bail prescribed, and is
az an az large, and ready Tor his next victim.
Telegraphic advices from Marshall.
Texas report ice and frost yesterday morning,
there
A boy about twelve years old fell from
ire ight train, on which he was riding, at In
f,,s Gfl& lapols, Wednesday afternoon, and was
IN iantly killed.
Dispatches have been received in
l.one connrIoing the report OF the existence
peTor of Germany.
The senatorial transportation commit
- NisllSd Louisville very much yesterday,
tlklng in al the public and government
'faiaolngs, Offices, etc.
4 fire at Americas, Georgia, on Mon
'S1sy night. destroyed large portion OF the
e-led ana one thousand dollars.
The working men of Boston will give
areceptlon and banquet TO Joseph Arch, in
Eanulei hall, Wednesday nexT. Wendell
fhllnps Is expected 70 preside.
United States Senators Dorsey and
-. i i,coelA. ara General Wright, are paSsen-
gers ln the steamship Spain, which left Liver
pool iJr New YORK Wednesday.
A band Of striking longshoremen at
,s,E ,tE .pLlt-ans attempted TO again interfere
WIN Jhose working for less than four dollars
per oays but the police dispersed them.
a '6spatch from Wilmington, Della
MaI-I says that Captain Dougherty chief
SLtI = sn the postofice, has been held in bail
10 t-Asstsln a difference IN his accounts.
A concert given at Norfolk, Virginia.
- ts.nessay, by the members Of the different
SharcheS- melted a handsome sum Tor the
-Sz1-ers. ''''
The total amount invested by the
.1TefInan government in the United States
Iunded loan is eighteen million dollars, of
which eight million dollars were negotisied
during the present month.
y bale of cotton, which sold in
Augusta, Georgia, for five hundred dollars for
the Memphis sufferers has been re donated
ana shipped 10 Baltimore. where Il will AGAIN
ne sold FOR the same object.
Early yesterday morning, owing to q
misplaced switch, two freight trains come in |
collision near Port JerefS on fbe Frie rsii
road Both locomotives were badly smashed
anu eleven cars with their contents, burned
hoyt, Sprague L Co., of New York, !
2sy lhey nave no stuement OF their affairs to
LlLguu' oi lLe ny a are in council, and 10 is 1
expected the extension necessary will be |
The Pfesid ident yesterday appointed |
constantine MaGuire collector Of Internal /
revenue Tor II. Louis district, rice Ford. de- /
t-',r1 ah' David :. GoodlOe pension agent
L'AlA' ton, Kentucky, instead Of o. o. |
Ross Blyler and three girls. named |
N.nlth and Stein bach, have died in Phnadel- |
Bnia , rom mi uries received by a train on the |
III M tdeiphls and scranton railroad striking I
- -, oenoilsnlng a wagon OF which they |
The failure Of house dealing in Erie /
Is announced in London. The Pail Man Ca |
5ettc says ne house lately received an order |
liOm Jay Gould 10 sell I've hundred thousand /
shares OF the Erie, and took the contract per |
sonally as buyers.
All the railroad companies centering |
~ Chlcago, n IS staUsJ, have agreed TO red nee
tue wages OF all their employees six per cent |
and the time Of the men in the workshops /
rom one 70 Two hours per day on and after /
ehe hrst OF November.
A large iy-attended meeting of the |
members @ the bar OF Chicago was held on /
Nednes 10 y afternoon, and resolutions adopt
- expire ising their sorrow at the death Of 1
Judge P' Irter Of the superior court and their
Alsh climate OF his character.
Ex. Mayor Phil Tomppert, of Louis |
Vile, died at seven O'Clock Wednesday eve |
nlLcs. He was 8 Mason OF high standing, a /
me me ,nber Of the state legislature in form. er
yS irs, and served In an official capacity many /
y aTs IN that city as councilman, mayer, etc. /
\ fire last night at Reno, Nevada, de- /
Stroyed an entire block and threatened the /
destruction Of the whole town. The IRE IS /
siiu rsging, ana the operator was obliged to /
move the Office and instruments TO a place /
OF safety. since that time there has been no
further news.
The duke of SsxOny, eldest son Of the
tale King John, assumed the succession 10
the throne OF Saxony, yesterday. His majes-
iy mas issued proclamation in which he
PROMISES 20 Uphold the constitution, and an
nounces mat The present ministry will re-
Inc observation-disclosures of the re
cruz llihg serNice has been directed 10 send one /
hundred recruits TO Fort Union, New Mexico,
ipI NE nfteenth infantry; eighty to St Paul
Tor .ie seventeenth infantry, aud sixty-nvc
10 Fort Randall, Dakotah Territory, for the
tWtn1y-jhifd infantry.
The officers Of the central branch OF
he Union Pacific railrnad. say they will ask
tue holders Of .. 60 mortgage bonds 10
1und the first seV,u . .G.-ons maturing sub~e-
luent 10 this dat, s.d pay the interest on
mem at SIX per cent from the date OF ma
turing 10 November !, ls76.
Judge Davis. in his charge to the
grand jury, in New York, yesterday, said
complaints would be made against the petit
J Jurofs for violation Of their oaths, and the
court officers for negligence and corruption |
Ihls Is supposed to have reference to acts IN
connection with the stokes trial.
News received at Milwaukee yester-
Jay morning says that J. 3. Watkins, superin-
tendeut Of the Iowa, Midland and Iowa A.,
division OF the Cincinnati and Northwestern
railway, was killed yesterday morning near
Cedar rapids, Iowa, by freight train colid-
ing With the rear end Of a passenger train.
The Metropolitan raid with the steamer
ozark, 10 Grant parish, Lou siana, has been ,
heard iron. Their object was TO assist the ,
deputy marshal 20 execute writs on several
persons who are supposed 10 have partici-
pated in the COlfaE affair some months ago. ,
They have been arrested. No resistance was
offered.
The fire at Nos. 2l3 and 2l5 State &
street, Boston, Wednesday, burned out a mum | Z
ber o. firms in the drug and chemical trade, /
causing aggregate loss OF seventy-five .
thousand dollars, nearly all covered bv in .
sIrsnce. The heaviest l. Sers are Merrill Bros [
whose loss was thirty thousand, but fully in I
,ured.
Attorney General Williams has re- :
ceived a report fIOm United States Marshal
Ochiltree, OF the ea>Iern district OF Texas Civ
ing detailed account OF serious hostile feel !
ing between a party Of deSperadoes, lead by 4
one Jan Roam, and the cOlOred people, on the ,
line OF Galveston, Harrisburg and san Anto-
ma railroad.
A fire, which broke out in the En- !
qUiTeT office, Freehold, New Jersey, yesterdaN ]
was not extiDguisIed until the postorice, S
cOurthOus-, Jail, offices Of the county clerk r
and surrogate, and several lawyers ofhces and
stores were burned. Loss, one hundred ana {
nifty thousand dollars; insurance, about hali !
that amount. y
Thirty-seven mills at Fall River, Mas /
sachusetis, after Tuesday next, viii run but :
four days a week and eight hours day. The :
tracts. These mills employ fourteen thousand 7
Operativ yes, and their monthly p0y-rolls, when q
d full operation, amount TO four hundred and :
n ~ thousand dollars.
A Cincinnati Times special from Rich l
InOnd, Indiang, says there Is no foundation I
for the report that a mob had attacked the d
qua I'd who were guarding the Ceutreville jail. q
No disturbance has occurred. A party OF one
morning, and are proceeding with the work OF 7
tearing down the jail. r
The attOrney-general says, of letter G
10 have been written 70 him Dy \. n
A. Williamson, in reference 10 the VT ghl :
case, and speaking OF the arrangement 10
select a Jury favorable 10 the government, thar i
The letter is a forgery, as he is informed py I
aud that no Sueh letter was eyer ever !
received by him or was ever on the nles OF hlh /
department. I
A dispatch from North Platte, Ne '
bra. I,a vs more Modoc Indians arrived there v
Yesterday morning IN charge of a detachment 4
pf troops closely guarded. They iiaFs not ~ :
been allowed on pf TIE cars, The officers sA5