Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-03
TELEGRAPHIC EPIT0ME.



little tOckefs delight in frosty morn.
ings
I. Senator schurz has Arrived at New
York from London.
Mills and tilanufact6ries all over the
60untrV sre reducing wages. $50 ava
Discharged wofkn1en from the miIls
near Louisville, contemplate conihs 70 Mem
It is thought the First national bank
y Washington will pay nifty cents on the dol
lar.
President Castelar,. Of 6bziti, Is re-
: ported better. He was able TO go ont yestefs
day.
This is the last week Of the Chicago
exposition. II opens to-day with new attrac-
tions.
The Vienna exposition was formally
closed Yesterday afternoon without any
stiecial etreiiioniesi
The last rail ON the International
bridge over Niagara river at Buffalo, New
York, was laid yesterday.
Boxes will be at the different polling
places in New York on election day for con-
tributions in aid OF Memphis.
A telegram from Madrid says the
German squadron which was at Malaga has
suddenly sailed for Cartagena-
Barnum's intended benefit for the re-
lief of Memphis, has been indefinitely post
poned, owing TO kilograms, "NO money
needed
The operatives of the Alexandria cot
! tOn-factory submitted 70 a reduction Of
twenty-five per cent. rather than have the
factory closed.
The Eagle mills at West Chelmsford,
| Massachusetts, are to commence on three
quarters time next week, and Sargent mill OF
Grantteville ON half time.
At Pennington, Illinois, Saturday
night, ire broke ont, destroying one block
of business houses. Loss ten to twelve thou
sand dollars; light insurance.
/ Members of congress and attorneys
who had claims TO settle by the Geneva award
/ are moving IN the matter Of legislation as TO
parties WHO should receivett.
George Washington, a colored maD,
was accidently killed near Little Rock yestef-
day, by the premature discharge OF a pistol IN
! the hands Of another colored man.
The emperor of Austria has conferred
! the imperial order of Francis Joseph upon
| Nathaniel Wheeler, president of the Wheeler
& Wilson sewing-machine company of New
York.
The President has appointed Isaac II.
4 Sturgeon, of st. Louis, commissioners 70 ex-
| anime the completed portion of the Texas
and Pacific railway, three hundred miles in
| length,
The funeral of Rev. DIR. John Brind-
/
| opponent of Charles Bradi9ugh, took place IN
New York yesterday morning from st. Lukes
j hospital.
| Prince Bismarck has resolved to sum-
mons the Catholic bishops who refused to
comply with the government measures in re-
lation TO the ecclesiastics, TO tender their re-
| signation.
| Edward Allen, proprietor of the infa-
nous den on Pacific street, San Francisco,
was stabbed to the heart and instantly killed
unknown n.
his escape. ~
John T. Greene, director of the United
States mint, in his report to the secretary OF
| the treasury, viii take strong grounds against
the restoration OF double standards OF gold
and silver coin. ..a-...
At New Orleans yesterday three
fourths of the square bounded by CarOnde-
let, Baronne, First and Philip streets was
burned. Loss estimated at fifty Thousand dol
lars; mostly insured.
The board of aldermen of New York,
Saturday, recOnsidered the vote on the reso-
luton appropriating two and half millions
to the industrial exhibition company, and
laid the resolution on the table.
The funeral of the late John G. Hee-
nan took place in New York yesterday from
the church of Holy Innocents, where solemn
high mass was offered. The remains were
taken TO Albany by special train.
Reports received by the Spanish gov
erumant represent that the decentralization
are eliminating. The released convicts closely
watch their leaders for fear they will betray
them.
The st. Louis Republican has advices
that Governor Beveredge OF Illinois, has is
sued acquisitions for Tom Allen, Mike Nc
JOOle and several other persons engaged in
the prize-fight, which was fought on Illinois
soil few weeks ago.
A young man named George Nc
Claugherty was run over and killed by
Switch-engine at the Louisville and Nashville |
railroad depot in Nashville, last night. The
unfortunate young man was under the in
huenee OF strong drink
The rate for the purchase of silver |
was reduced Saturday at the United States |
assay office from one hundred and twenty TO |
one hundred and eighteen per standard
of gold was received for carriage.
It is reported in London that the mar
rlage of the Duke of Edinburg to Princess |
Maria, OF Russia, will be solemnized accord |
ing TO the forms of the Church of England, |
and that the Dean of Canterbury viii go TO /
ST. Petersburg to perform the ceremony.
The Washington City savings bank |
has informed its depositors that they win re- |
ceiye ultimately seyenty-flve cents on the /
dollar. The time may be long distant, as ow-
ing to the effects of the panic money cannot |
be realized at present on some of the collate- |
rails.
The japanese government has ap- |
pointed a new minister in place of Mr.. Mori, |
department of That country. Mr.. Vans, who |
has been acting charge d'd6dires at Washing !
ton, will be the principal secretary of the |
new minister. |
A Paris telegram says the deputies of |
the right are generally in favor of proclaim |
ing monarchy and appointing Prince de |
Joinville lieutenant-general of the kingdom |
ct the reopentng OF the assembly. The Or
leans princes have reiterated verbally their /
assurances that they will not compete with /
each other for the throne.
Three small colored children were
burned to death to-day, near the Virginia end |
mother, having. made fire in the stove, |
starred with her husbands dinner, locking I
the children in the house, when. she hau |
scarcely reached her destination, the coal |
wharves in Georgetown, she saw the house in |
flames, and in it the children were burned.
That balloon wedding that was to |
have taken place at San Francisco, yesterday, |
turned out a complete swindle. The balloon /
was inflated, the crowd assembled, and the |
candidates for matrimonial bliss on high |
principles made their appearance on the /
ground, but by apparently preconcerted ar
rangement, the lying machine was let loose /
without its precious cargo, and went flying |
heavenward on its own hook.
The secretary of the employers asso-
citation in New York reports that nearly all /
the men were at work Saturday as before at /
reduced wages, and he has no doubt that those |
absent Will soon return. He says if the So /
ciety men do not submit to reduced pay, their |
PRICES GdL De HlltO Dg OulSlutte. 1nc CcnbldA
meeting of the bricklayers association was
held Saturday night, but the. proceedtngsl
were not made public. Members express the /
conviction that the societies viii adhere.
Official returns to the bureau of sta /
tistics show that during the quarter ending /
80, 1873 there arrived at New York, /
IS ,5Se enigFants, of whom 38,6l3 were males
and 29,T5 females. There died during the l
voyage 40 males and 81 females. Total arrivals /
from England, 1880; ireland, Il, ,ls0; Scotland.
2ISl; Wales, 257; Germany, 2i,3sl; Austria, 926;
sweden, 2l39; Norway, 2J24; Denmark, 596;
France, 1870; Switzerland, GU; Spain %; Italy,
1923; Holland, S5l; Prussia, l20S; Poland, 5Sl;
3l3; Born at sea, %. .- ace Il
DIED.
FoRD-At luke, Miss, on sunday afternoon,