Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-16
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

lsthF uCEA-Lel a. LOUISVILLE
The failure of W. s. Perry, a small
IN New y ork.
Information has reached Portland,
Maine Of the loss Of the schooner B. Z. War
Ten, with all on board
Assistant District-Attorney Russell
made the OTening address in New York yes
ward $, Stokes. on trial the third time for tie
muir Ter Of James Fisk, Jr.
A Madrid dispatch yesterday saws
hat Preparations are making for general at
tack on Gartagena BY land and sea The
forces Of the nstiOual government. are re-
ported as completely demOralized.
UufavOrable rumors from America
were afOst in the London stock exchange yeS-
terday. Il l. reported that the failure Of
seEe- al brokers' caused by a decline IN Erie,
VII be announced in the stock exchange to-
slay.
David Behn, a carpenter at work YES
teiqay on the new Wabash elevator at Toledo,
ground and was instantly killed. He was a
resident OF wabash, Indiana, and leaves a
family.
Benjamin Dean has declined the Dem
0eraile nomination for congress from the
iIUd district OF MaSssc husettS.on the grounds
.hai a portion Of the convention advocated
uo domination, and smother part favored the
nomination OF a Republican candidate.
The benefit gwen by the Chicago ex-
position managers for the Memphis sufferers
NnUd8y evening, was a decided success. b.
wen twenty sBd thirty thousand people be-
Elzs present and cash receipts footing up be-
~ cen twelve and fifteen thousand dollars.
The heirs in Brooklyn of the Sarah
and WolfeTt Webber's estate in Holland
valued AZ one hundred nj lion dollars. have
appointed three Of their number delegates TO
lIe meeting IN New York city on November
"a q IN view OF settling up the affairs OF
t-1ss estate.
The dwelling and stables of David NJ. /
burned Monday night: seventeen bloocied
horses were also burned. including Ned Hast
lrg> an Abdslah stallion valued at twelve
tAoU and dollars. Abdalah himself was the
only horse saved
The State grange patrons of hus- |
uandfy met in san Jose, California Yesterday.
one hundred grarges were represented. One ,
OF the matters 70 be considered is the appoint
msut Of a committee 10 submit a petition 10
congress asking grants OF lands for the state Z
system Of irrigation
Telegraphic dispatches from San Fran
CISCO announce that Del Che. d notoriously ]
bad Apache has LEFT the Verde reservation of I
arizona with one thousand followers GEN |
eral erode has gone 70 the reservation and I
needs more troops, or al the Apacheg NAV /
get back on the warpath.
TIE American wOmenis suffrage asso- /
cation celebrated the anniversary OF its in !
@lSuration Monday night At tie Cooper insti- 4
rute- In New York. Colonel Thomas " Hfr- /
EluSon delivered the Introductory address
Speeches We're delivery by Lucy Stone, Mary
At Oakland, CalifOrnis, Sunday night /.
igllce-onlcer Thomas arrested Thos. Conway /
when a crowd attempted 8 rescue led bv /
Ll1mas Mccarthy. Thomas fired a shot into
ne ar; SEEING e had not the desired effect. he
rrad az MeC arth-y, infiieting a wound which 4
proved faial N a short time.
A fine vein of camel coal has been I
discovered ,8ear Rochester. Andrew county I
n - M NJ tNEelve miles from 81. Joseph. In
circle OI inirty-lve rods six shafts have been |
stLuA az d coal IN every instance has been ]
9.ilSA Stlhin SIX OF eight feet Of the surface. |
II > siteNed 70 be an immense bed.
The suspension Of Burgen, Hurlburt
q lANlpgston was announced in New York |
ySleruay- The nrm was well known in the
Sugar trade. Mr.. Livingston says the tight
de>s OF money and thes upossi bilitv Of get ]
rIng 10 payments Is the immediate cause of I
the suspension. He SAYS their assets are a Z
million dollars, aud their liabilities only half
that sum-
At Hsnkton, DscOtah. the district
court meets to-day. at which the case against /
Alnterfnute for the murder OF Secretary !
Mclook VIII come up. The case will bC 4
drst night VIII doubtless be one for the forrna- /
ron OF jury with the view 70 gettiug an in 4
aicimeat Tor manslaughter instead Of murder, /
~ possible.
TIE United States sttornev-general
5ss decided that one half Of the compensation |
taaTgable for government dispatches over I
the telegraph line Of the Nesfern Union tele- I
Afalh eDmpahy aione iit Kansas Pacific /
railroad may be retained by the government !
and applied 20 the payment Of bonds issued /
by the United sac, 20 aid ia the cor. /
StructiOn Of the I..#
Hugo KroneEuurger, alias Peter
schmidt. shot ana slightly wounded a widow /
named bs-bora Buckner, a Columbus Ohio, 4
Tuesday night, and then placing his revolver 4
10 his mouth shot and killed himself schmidt \
had oeen annoying Mrs Buckner for about \
two years with proposals Of marriage, in a
ms inner that denoted insanity When the /
widOW refused him admission TO her house
Tuesday night he fired through the window /
The national conference of the Wo-
mems Christian associations Of the United 1
states, was orZanized at Philadelphia yester-
day By the election Of Mrs. Felix r. Baunot. 1
OF Pittsburg, president. There was a large Al I
ienaance OF delegates non the different I
7lalta- IN me evening pubic meeting was 4
held presided over by Rev. Dr. MilletS, and 1
add dresses were made bv BisrOp Stevens, ReVs. \
land.
A bold robbery was perpetrate1 in the /
Firsf national bank Of Athens, Pennsylvania 4
ON Monday night While Charles Hull, cash I
irr, was working Al his desk, about balf-pas 4
ten O'Clock in tue evening. five men came in 1
and gagged aud handcuffed him. The yault i
dOOns aud inner-ssfe being open, the robbers
secured everything therein. and escaped. Th-
cashier WAS found on the floor OF the back Of
Ice the next morning in a state OF nervous ex
small as it held but small amoUnts in cur
rency. Special deposits taken will amount
10 about twenty thousand dollars mostly ne
.Ousble.
-
manufacturers are discharging hands 70 con 4
siderable ex tent, and there Is much complaint /
among the Nashville railroad employs 4
they have not been paid OF for August !
ana September. The engineers on the road /
threaten a strike q not paid to-day. The !
Onio Falls car company has suspended opera /
LlOns until settlement can be made with /
fallrOad companies for large amounts OF work \
done by them. The rOlling mills have re- /
sumsd operations after TEN pOrary suspeI,- A
sion Of work. The suspended banks are all Il
paying currency and doing business much as /
usual
Charles H. Phelps, cashier in the 4
treasury department Of The state, was arrested /
az Jersey city and carried 20 Albany, New \
York, charged with rObbiug the State treasury
Of an amount estimated at thee bundled
thousand dOllars. Phelps left his post a short
time ago when state Treasurer Raines in
formed him that he was about to BEGIN an ex-
from Jersey Jlty admitting the tnc0rrectness
of his accountSs bat promised that il not
arrested to make good all or nearly an OF his
deficit. The counsel on his behalf had sug-
-sested a compromise. Implicit confidence
was placed IN Phelps.
In the circuit-cOurt Of the United |
states. al Richmond, Virginia, yesterday, the /
surance company was decided against the /
COMPANY, and a verdict rendered for thirteen 4
hundred and seventy-one dollars This is a !
case Of general interest ia the south, and also 4
10 Insurance men, as Il settles the question OF
the liability Of northern Insurance coInpa- /
mics for the amount OF premium paid before /
The war ON policies which lapsed during TIE /
var n the com panies refused an application |
for renewal after the war closed. The YER !
dtct was for premiums paid and interest !
1.iereon. The company's agent ab Richmond
ID -cIiucd 10 receive premiums from plant O
I,.-es.uss he was unable 70 comuu n icafe With