Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-12-02
TELEGRAMS.

Mayor Havemeyer's funeral viii tai
place in New York on Friday.
G. The steamer Baltic, from New YoTl
ut arrived at Liverpool Monday.
e. Jonathan Sturges, an eminent me
s. chant OF New York, died there Satu
day.
The President has appointed Willial
p. Walsh postmaster at Garland, A
kansas.
n A telegram from London says that I'll
reports Of a revolt in the Fiji islands,
unfOunded.
The political parties of Paris hav
been busily preparing for the opening {
the assembly.
u Charles GehTke, who was run over b
a the cars at Fremont, Nebraska, Satm
I day, died Sunday evening.
: The manufactures of Manchester
: New Hampshire, which have been run
! ming on short time, begun full time yes
+ | terday.
f DIR. Samuel NJ. Smith, one Of the mos
f prominent physicians of Ohio, died a
0 his residence in Columbus Monday al
I temOOn.
g The Warren house and one or TIVE
? other buildings were destroyed by fir
r at Hot Springs, Arkansas, Monday
I Loss not stated.
The savings bank OF Concord, New
Hampshire, paid out six hundred thou
sand dollars to depositors yesterday, ant
! then suspended.
VIM. o. Keys, cousin of Frank Keys
author Of the Star Spdngied Banner
committed suicide at the Kenneth mouse
in New Orleans Sunday night.
Judge Barrett, in the oyer and ter
miner, granted a writ of hd6eGS corpus
. for Tweed, returnable to the supreme
court OF New York Wednesday.
The champion silver cup, valued at
six hundred dollars, won by Albert Gar
nier in billiard match, was stolen from
his saloon in New York yesterday.
John c. Daily was arrested at Lon
don, Ontario, Monday, for passing in
Detroit spurious bills OF five thousand
dollars on the Traders bank of Chicago.
1t is officially announced in Madrid
that General Saballs, Marquis D'Villa-
darcO, and other prominent persons,
have abandoned the cause of Don
| Carlos.
The funeral services of S. c. Camp
bell, who was recently with the Kellogg
| English opera troupe, took place at the
church of the Epiphany, in Chicago,
Monday.
a telegram from Paris says that later
details Of the municipal election and re-
turns from those towns where the second
ballots were necessary, show further re-
publican successes.
Robert J. johnson, an employee Of the
American express company, was found
dead in a stable in Indianapolis yester-
day morning, where it is supposed he
went to sleep while intoxicated.
George T. Hill, secretary of the Safe
guard life insurance company of Phila-
delphia, was arraigned in that city Mon
day upon the charge of being engaged
in the circulation of forged bonds.
a telegram from New York says that
John A, G. Gray, one Of the Erie direc-
tors, has just returned from Europe, and
informs the World that his mission to |
negotiate loan was quite satisfactory. |
William ii. Judson, the principal in |
the robbery Of ROylston national bank |
of Boston, few years ago, in the supe- 1
rior criminal court of that city was SEN
fenced to twenty years in the State |
prison.
The board Of managers Of the western
house Of refuge, in Rochester, New
York, adopted Saturday. by a vote OF
eleven TO six, resolution granting free
dom Of religious profession and worship
to Catholic boys confined there.
The scow Pearl, of Fairport, loaded
with lumber, went ashore at Geneva,
Ohio, Monday morning. On board was
found the body of a man supposed TO be
J. Graham, of FairpOrt, and the body of
q boy aged about fourteen years, both
evidently frozen 10 death. To sc0w is a
total wreck.
A telegram from Washington says that
Governor Garland, Of Arkansas, in reply
TO a telegram from his counsel, SAYS: 81
am not concentrating troops TO defy the
President or cOngres., as has been
charged, or for any other purpose. ! d.
lm not concentrating troops at all, there
being peace and quiet throughout the ,
State.n
An appeal from the order Of the Brook
yn court in the TiltOn- Beecher suit, de-
lying Beecher's application for bill of
PARTICULARS, was argued before the court
# appeals at Albany, New York, yester-
lay, by VIM. NJ. Evarts and associate {
counsel for Beecher, and by Roger A. {
Pryor for TiltoD. The court took the
)apers. 8
The barks Windward, from Rio Ja- /.
leirO, and COrdOya, from MOntevido,
an ashore in "A strong ebb tide while
ound the ssndspit OF Fort Stephens, :
lear San Francisco, California. The !
Nindward is leaking, and it is supposed !!
al,
pring tide. The CordOva may be
feared.
A telegram from Chicago says: ''W. ;
Z. Sturges, whose recent trial before the !
Osrd Of trade for Unmercantile conduct {
Teated so much excitement in local =
commercial circles, has arranged with q
lis creditors to pay them in full within /
ixty days, and to-day the suits brought +
gainst him and the Cook county ma /
lonal bank were withdrawn" h
The Philadelphia Press publishes an L
rticle this morning saying: "No sale ,
I the Press has been made, nor is any 4
There will be no trans Il
Or of the paper on the first of January b
ext, which remains now as it always n
as been, in the sole prOprietorship of 0
Ion. J. W. FOrney. There will be no D
hange in the editorial staff with the q
ew year" g,
The American cheap transportation Il
OnventiOn met in Richmond, Virginia. h
ten O'Clock yesterday morning, Pres n
lent Josiah Quincy, OF Massachusetts. n
/ the chair. Hon. A. NJ. Kidy, MAYOR "
Richmond, made an eloquent address r,
welcome, which was very happily re- n
pended TO by the president. A COM n
littee on credentials was appointed. n,
nd the convention took a recess until f.
lree o'clock in the afternoon. About r.
twenty-five delegates are present, and n,
Tiers are expected. n,
INDIANAPOLIS, December 1.-Georee
lartin, the man who murdered his wife W
ClOverdale day before yesterday, was 10
rought TO Greencastle on the five to
clock train this evening, and is now OF
/ jail. There is no excitement, and no 81
that any attempt will be tn
iade at lynching. Martin is an ordi- M
man, rather under the me- IL
Ium size, and does not appear capable To
doing such deed. He is said to be bl
igning insanity, and told several per- la
ms before he was arrested that he had tn
lied man by the name of Akers st
no, he said, had been playing cards A
18th him, and they got into trouble, A,
Id AkeTs tried to stab him. It seems be
lat Martin and his wife were visiting sh
he Riley Stanton, at whose house the su
led was committed. Stanton, upon sci
caring the shot, interfered to prevent
rther shooting, when Martin tried to
ab him, but did not injure him seri- Ri
lsly. The woman was sitting in a H
with her babe, aged tn