Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-01

Official Showing Of the Amount of
Outstanding Curreney-B0y
Accidentally Killed.
A Missing Schooner in TOW-Dead
Bodies Found on Board, and
the Vessel a Wreck.
A Temperance Move In Hassaehs Z;
setts-Latest Foreign Intel
ligence-Etc., Etc.

D5fANC A1ASss GNOs
Steamship Ashore.
LISBON, September 30.-The French
steamship Vile de Lisboun went Ashore
last night near Oporto, and became to-
tai wreck. All the passengers and crew
were saved.
Curreney Outstanding.
WASHINGTON, September 30.-The Of
fetal statement shows that United States
currency of all kinds outstanding at this
date is four hundred and two million
nine hundred and twenty-three thou
sand and thirty-nine dollars.
Accidentally Killed.
CINCINNATI, September 30.-An En-
Qliirer special from Chillicothe says that
Willie Steff, a boy fourteen years old,
was killed instantly to-day in that city
by being accidentally struck in the
stomach by the elbow of another boy
with whom he was playing.
Pennsylvania state Fair.
ERIE, PENN, September 30.-The first
day of the State fair proves a decided
success. The accommodations for live
stock were found insufficient, but this
drawback is fast being remedied. The
general display is excellent, and pro-
nounced by the officers of the society
! the finest exhibited under their auspi-
ces. The weather and attendance are
good.
A Missing Schooner in Tow.
HALIFAX, n. s., September 30.-In-
/ formation has reached here that the
missing schooner Three Brothers was
/ picked up and towed into Little River,
! Newfoundland, on the twenty second
/ instant. She is a complete wreck.
| Seven bodies were found in the cabin.
! The remainder of the fourteen were sup
posed to have been washed overheard.
Trial OF Norton, the FOrgsr.
LOUISVILLE, September 3O.-NOrton,
charged with working two banks here
| to the sum of eleven thousand dollars,
was examined to-day before the city
court, and held to answer In the sum of
| twenty thousand dollars before the Octo-
/ Der term Of the circuit court. Trude, a
well-known Chicago criminal lawyer,
| appeared for Norton, The examination
/ excited much interest. The prisoner
was confident and unnoved during the
! testimony. Nothing further has been
] u6AIu lEOul Ills GOnlEuElalcs
Massachusetts Temperance Alliance.
BOSTON, September 30.-At the an
/ nual meeting Of the Massachusetts, tenn
persnce alliance to-day, resolutions were
/ adopted demanding thorough and I'M
partial execution Of the prOhibitory laws,
and providing for the appointment of a
committee to inquire whether there is
not legal remedy for the prevention Of
/ neglect OF the sworn duty by the au-
/ thorities Of the chief cities of MRssschu-
! sets in evading the enforcement Of the
/ laws.
Preparing for Defense.
New YORK, September 30-The Lon
! don Times of the twenty-fifth has the
/ following from Paris, dated the nine
/ teenth: ''It is stated that the French
/ government, in compliance with ad-
vices it has received from competent su-
thorities, has resolved to carry out with
great activity the execution of plan
which will bind together all fortifica-
\ tions in France by connecting them
/ with Paris. 1t Is IN consequence Of this
/ resolution that the staff-officers have
/ heen seen at work on the chief nights
| lying within Paris"
Latest from China
SAN FRANCISCO, September 30.-The
China has arrived from Hong Kong and
YokohomO with Chinese dates to the
twenty-ffth of August. The general
news is unimportsnt. A company has
been formed to open eoal-mines between
Nsuting and Ching Kiang. The entire
management is to be i'll Chinese hands.
An attempt is being made to establish
an official Chinese paper at Shanghai.
.1,k
were behesded, their skulls battered in,
their brains scooped out and their hearts
torn from their bodies.
stOne-Cuttors' Indignation Meeting.
CINCINNATI, Septembe 30.-One hun
dved stone-cutters held a meeting to-
night and passed resolutions protesting
against giving the contract for cutting
and dressing Of the stone for the new
government buildings of this city to be
done in Maine. Also a resolution call
ing on the board of trade, chamber o.
commerce, city council and mayor, tC
unite with them to call future meeting
to protect the architectural mullei
against having this stone cut out Of Gin
cinnati, when st. Louis and Chicago
have the privilege of doing like work al
home.
spanish news.
MADRID, September 30.-At a meet
ing Of the conservatives to-day, at which
Marshal Serrano and Admiral Topett
were present, resolutions supporting tht
government and rejecting an alliance
with the radicals were adopted.
Minister Maissouave has returned t
Madrid. The people came out to NEE
him along the route from Alicante, anC
his trip was continuous ovation.
The total casualties in Alicante from
the bombardment is eleven killed anC
thirty wounded.
The army of the north has been rein
forced with six thousand men.
Don Carlos, IS king Of Spain, has is
sued postage stamps bearing hispOrtrait
Race News
CHICAGO, September 3d. The fal
meeting Of the Dexter park association
began to-day, with light attendance
In the first race, for three-minute horses
for purse of one thousand dollars, ther,
were three starters, Amy B., Moss Ros'
and Ida. Amy B. won in three straigh
heats, Moss Rose second. Ida wa
drawn at the end of the second beat
Time-2:40, 2:37, and 2:363. For tht
second race, for purse of fifteen hun
dred dollars, for horses that have neve
beaten 2:30, ten started. Badger Cir
won in straight heats, Mollie second
Katie Hazard third. Time-2:253
, 2:264, and 2:264.
. From France.
PARIS, September 30.-Count Ok
Chsmbourd, in letter to bis supporter
in France, says that his object is tn,
union Of parties in France and the res
torstion of her glory, greatness and pros
perity. He repudistes the intention o
introducing extreme reaction measures
or of attacking Italy.
The Journal O6fcil announces tht
division into eighteen military depart
ments under the following command
ants: De Avamatz, Clinchon, Montan
De Brun, Beligna, Batall, Donna, Crat
Crissey, Bourcet, Lallamsnd, Lartique
Picard, Bowbaki, Espivent Amayard
FentOn and PalladiDes. Algeria is con
stituted the nineteenth department, o