Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-09-26
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The President will visit st. Louis
about the sixth OF next month.
The steamship Perine, from Havre,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The steamship Colims, from New
York, arrived at Antwerp yesterday.
The members of the Austrian Arctic
expedition arrived at Vienna yesterday.
President Dillon, Jay Gould and
party left Chicago yesterday for san Francis
co.
The Democrats of the tenth Missouri
district have nominated Judge f. A. DebOlt
for congress.
The Independents OF the twelfth Mis-
souri district nominated Colonel b. S Lips
comb for congress.
The United Presbyterian board of New
York have decided to send six missionaries to
Egypt and lndi(an)a.
Gambetta is announced to deliver po.
litical speeches at various places in the south
ern departments OF France.
A telegram from Paris yesterday says
that Ex-President TbierS has arrived at Wis
sillie, in the department OF Loire.
Hon. Eugene NJ. Wilson was nomi-
mated for congress by the Democracy Of the
third Minnesota district, yesterday.
Two hundred Italians have arrived in
Pitisburg TO take the place of the striking
coal miners along the Panhandle railroad
A reception and levee was given yes
terday afternoon by the city authorities of
New York TO the lord mayor of Dublin and
party.
E. H. Bursh, of the firm of Bursh &
Co.. groceTs at Carbondale, Illinois, was dan
gerously shot by Samuel Anderson, yesterday
afternoon.
The Republicans of the seventeenth
district OF Illinois nominated General John j.
Rinsker for congress, yesterday afternoon, by
acclamation.
The trial of Charles H. Phelps, charged
with larceny and forgery while employed in
the State treasury, was begun at Albany, New
York, yesterday.
At Marietta, Pennsylvania, last night,
one Krass shot at his wife, and, believing he
had killed her, shot himself. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
The dTy-goOds house of Morganstein
& Co., in Pittsburg, was 5urglarized of one
Thousand dollars worth Of silks and other
goods Wednesday night.
Underwood and Hall, indicted on q
charge OF forging tiremen's certificates, were
acquitted in Washington yesterday, the court
the jury TO bring in verdict OF not
guilty.
An adjourned meeting of the cotton
manufacturing interest was held in Boston
yesterday, at which about two hundred and
my thousand spindles were represented by
personal attendance.
Members Of the Arctic polar expedi-
tlon declare explorations in the direction Of
the north pole hopeless OF a satisfactory re-
suit, and that reports OF the existence of an
open polar sea are untrue.
Audorra, the capital of the neutral
country by that name, has been attacked by
The Carlists, because the authorities refused 10
quantity Of arms seized in transit
across the frontier for the insurgents.
The New YoIk Liberal Republican
general committee yesterday evening adopt
ed resolutions requesting their convention TO
nominate no candidate for Office unless he
was opposed 10 the third-term principle.
The report, which was originally pub
lished by the PdH Man Gazette, that Prince
Bismarck had made proposals for the incor-
poration OF Denmark with the German en-
pire, is pronounced to be absolutely false.
Rev. Patrick Ryan, president OF the
Catholic temperance union in New York, is
sued a call yesterday. convening the national
executive council and board of government
at the Grand Pacific hotel in Chicago, Octo-
Der 9Th.
A dispatch from Dublin says the am
nesty association there have received an inti-
nation that Disraeli, on the occasion of his
approaching royal visit TO Ireland, Will re-
commend that general amnesty be granted 10
political prisoners.
An order has been sent to Rear-Ad-
miral Almy, at San Francisco, it is under
stood, TO have the Benitia, now at Honolulu,
majesty, King Kalskus, of the HIwaiian
Islands, to the United States.
The Bank of Industry, of Pittsburg,
was robbed at noon yesterday by sneak thief
who went behind the counter while the cash
leT was alone and engaged. The amount
taken is not definitely known, but supposed TO
be about two thousand dollars.
The boundary dispute between SwitZ-
erland and Italy, which was referred TO Hon.
Geo. Geo, r. Marsh United states minister TO
him in favor of Italy, which thereby acquires
eighteen hundred acres OF territory.
d. w. Voorhees, made a speech to a
large audience at Greencastle, Inc lana, last
night, in which he placed himself in antago-
niSm to Messrs. Hendricks, Kerr and other
Democrats who, he thinks, have repudiatsd
the financial planks of the Indiana Demo-
cratic platform.
A telegram from Pittsburg yesterday
says that on ThurSday evening an STRAY &C.
CURED at Rends Laurel Hill mines at Nc
Donalds station, Panhandle railroad, be-
tween the Italian ands striking coal-miners
Fire arms were freely used, but so far as can
be ascertained, only two strikers were slightly
wounded.
A telegram from London yesterday
says: "The existence of a cordial and sympa- !
thetic letter from the czar to Don Carlos, which
has hitherto been denied al Berlin and else |
where, is become acknowledged. The letter is
written in reply to one from Don Carlos thank
ing the czar Tor his refusal to recognize Presi-
dent SerraLo."
The locomotive engineers Of the vari- |
Gus trunk-lines and leading roads had a meet |
ing in New York Thursday and protested |
most earnestly against any reduction Of wages |
at the present time, and expressed the opln- |
ion that the Pennsylvania Central railroad |
company should restore the ten per cent. re- |
ductlon made by il on the wages Of engineers
last January.
Yesterday in Franklin township,
Wright county, Minnesota, the boiler OF q
steam thresher exploded, killing DIR. Grant, |
Of Watertown, Carver county; Mrs. Burnett, |
a young lady name unknown), scalding
young man, tearing the arm from young
man named Chaplin, aud scaldlng to death a
young man, whose name is unknown. Several
others were more or less injured.
A Havana letter states that the official
gazette published on the eighteenth an article
on the decree requiring the inhabitants TO con-
tribute TO the government i've per cent. of
their capital Tor two years. 1t said: - here IS
an urgency for the collection for the first and
IN order that the treaty may meet It's obliga-
tions and cover the deficits which monthly
result between income and outlay
The manufacturers committee had a
fun meeting at Providence, Rhode Island,
duction of ohe-thIrd in the production Of cot
ton iabrlcs for the next three months. A
strong delegation was present from Fail
dence committee. Facts were submitted
showing that the prices Of most OF the cotton
fabrics IS below the actual cost of production.
Mr.. S. H. Montgomery, of Devalls
Bun, one day last week, while out hunting,
shot himself in the len breast by accident,
and died within a few hours. The deceased,
while walking along the river, concluded to
shoot fish, and jumped down the river bank,
leaving the rifle, which, afterward grasping
by the muzze, he attempted TO pull toward
him. The hammer caught ON root, and the
contents were buried in mis- breast The de-
only support Of mother and three sisters.
A mass-meeting Of colored Republicans
was called for In Charleston, South Carolina,
Thursday evening. TO ratify the nomination
OF Chamberlain for governor. When the
meeting assembled It became apparent that
its sentiment was strongly against Chamber
lain. Congressman Traneier, one Of the indie