Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-06-07
TELEGRAMS.

The shah Of Persia is "doingn Eu'
rope.
Chicago complained of delightful
weather yesterday.
NJ. Vitel, vice-president Of the French
national assembly, is dead.
The grand jubilee ball at Chicago last
night was an immense failure.
Nicholson, the murderer of Mrs, Lamp
lev at Baltimore, will be hung.
The secretary Of the navy finds work
for leisure moments in the Arctic expe-
dition investigation.
The 6fty-fourth annual convention OF
the church of the New Jerusalem met
at Cincinnati yesterday.
A Berlin telegram announces the
death, at Carlsbad, Of Prince Adalbert,
a cousin nf Emperor William.
It is said that there are twelve ModOcs
still untamed, and detachment of sol
diers are in pursuit of that duty.
Princess Augusta of Leignitz, widow
o. King Frederick William III, of Prus-
sisl, died 1t Hamburg yesterday.
Dudley, the mail-robber, left Boston
for Pittsburg yesterday, in charge of an
officer. His wife accompanied him.
The Massachusetts, senate has backed
from its appropriation of two hundred
thousapd dollars for the HoOsaic tunnel.
Modoc Jack says he surrendered be-
cause he could not hold our any longer
Another instance of that individuals s
claims 10 good sense.
Official dispatches from Madrid con-
firm the reports Of Outrages and atroci-
ties psrpetrated on prisoners of war by
the Carlists, at Quen and elsewhere.
Attorney-General Williams is giving
his undivided attention to the MOdoc
question. An elaborate opinion will be
forthcoming at Az early day.
Another system OF frauds upon the
\ ew York city treasury has been dis
60 vered. amounting, in the aggregate,
TO one hundred thousand dollars.
Twenty thousand pounds have been
forVya rded TO the Carlist agents in Eng
land by sympatbiZeTs on the Island OF
Cuba. To be used in carrying on the Car
list war.
Joe IaLe, Spaniard, has been ar
rested on the charge of attempting TO
ravish and murder Mrs. Gage, in her
house near Albion, New York, yester-
day. The woman is in precariOus con-
ditiOn.
The ,rbovs in bluep at the Lavabeds
are having immense fun escortlng thelI
captives through the country 70 Ihe
admiration Of people who have suffered
untold miseries at the hands of The red
devils.
A san Francisco dispatch says that
the opinion prevails that General DAVIS
will execute Captain Jack, Boston Char-
lev aud old SchOnchin without awaiting
any suggestions from the authorities al
Washington
More evidences of guilt are looming
up against COe, the BOstonian, whose
transactions were moderately termed
.sirregulaTities." Three hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars are the last
figures against him.
DISPATCHES from Melbourne report
fiat a panic prevails in New Zealand
ov, y the frequent and terrible assassina-
tior.s by the mOuntaineers. The settlers
are organizing for defense, and another
Maori war is probable.
Bants played and cannons belched
forth streams Of fire at Green Bay, Wis
consiu. Yesterday on the occasion of the
comnletion Of the Milwaukee and
Northern railroad to that point. Mayor
klaus performed q solo on the last spike,
-rith the usual IaccOmpaniments-with a
straw in it.
Hon. Henry @. Davis, senator from
Vest Virginia, arrived in Chicago yes
terdav, enTOlstC home from the "a
cific cpast. Senator Davis is member
of the congressional committee on trans
portatiOn, and has been collecting SOME
facts beal ing on the subject in cOnnec-
tion with western roads.
Three fish-peddlers wrecked a liquor
store in Miburn, Long Island, last
saturday, stealing a dOuble-barrreled
gun from the premises. On leaving,
one. named SimOnsOn, smashed the
lock of the gun against tree, when
both barrels exploded, tearing out his
bowels. He died in a few moments.
Yet another house rich in historical
sssociations is about to pass under the
suotioneer's hammer this summer; we
,sfar 10 Daylesford-house, Worcester
eIire the favorite abode OF Warren
Hasfin0s a place to which he was the
more aftacheda as having belonged to a
brsnch of fine ennobled family of Hast
me- with which be claimed connection,
and who lived there as wealthy squires
until ruined by the civil war. ~
AZ the late royal coronation in Stock
holm, the king was anOinted on the
breast, hands, feet. and forehead; the
queen on the hands and forehead. how
strange the superstition which eiings 70
the use OF OH on such occasions In FroC-
ssstant countries, use quite abandoned,
we believe, in Catholic cOronatons
The expense Of amounting the royal
q upIe, and Of the ceremonies incident
Il. .reto, was only twenty thOussDd dol
lars.
The shah of Persia has selected three
of his wives 10 accompany him on his
visit TO Europe. The mOnogamic Eu-
V.pean rulers must put the best face
upon the matter they can, but it isawk-
ward. nevertheless. MRS. Grundy,"
saVs the Telegraph, fineed not shudder
with terror If she reads in tie fashiona-
Ne journals that dis majesty With wife
an Zach arm and one behind him, has
returned the call Of tle archbishop OF
Canterbury"