Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-01-11
The Pennsylvania State GraHge-Lue'
cas- Marital COmplieatiOns-Shsr-
key, the Escaped Murderer,
Like the Fabled Flea.
Spanish Marine Officers Entertained
Newspaper SOld-The Working
mems PrOcesSiOR-Have-
meyer Still Lives.
Another Municipal Embezzler-A Rob
berry Yarn-The Erie, OsWegO and
Champlain Canal-Greeley's
Birthday, Etc., Etc.

New YORK, January l0.-The Har-
risburg State grange of Pennsylvania
closed its three days session yesterday
after appointing deputations TO estab-
| lish subordinate oranges. The next an
nual session will be held in Williams
port.
Hon. Edward Solomon, ex-governor
of Wisconsin, appeared in the supreme
court yesterday in behalf of Baron Won
! Shaden, of Berlin, and made argu-
ment on the motion preliminary to ask
] ing the court to set aside the decree Oi
| divorce obtained by his wife, popularity
! known as Madame Pauline Lucca. The
| case is made cOmplicate, owing tC
/ the fact that Madame Lucca was mar
ried to one Won Wolhoffen soon after
/ she obtained 8 decree OF divorce from
/ Baron Won Shaden. The baron says he
and his wife lived happily together un.
| til Won Wolhoffen, who was wounded
about the same time as himself in the
FrancO-Prussian war, came to his home,
a large detachment Of police sur
rounded block on the west side of the
city last night, in hopes of capturing
| the escaped and condemned murderer,
| Sharkey, hut he was not there.
The officers of the Spanish war steam
er Arapoles have been entertained at
dinner, at DelmonicO's, by the Spanish
residents OF this city. 1t j. said that
the action of Admiral Polo was Ge-
nounced in the speeches.
The Independent newspaper has been
sold to parties who Rev. DR.. Talmage
represents, for two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars, seventy-five thousand
| dollars cash. and the remainder on time
with real estate security. -Four hundred
thousand dollars was offered for the
same property four years ago.
The committee of safety, self-consti
/ tuted representatives of the working
men, has resolved to disband on tbs
twentieth instant. 1t is not though
their procession on Tuesday next will b'
much Of an affair.
Official day, the tenth of January, ha
passed, and Mayor Havemeyer still
lives.
Captain Gill, for a number of year
/ deputy In Brooklyn, an'
heretofore beyond reproach, has beer
arrested and held in ten thousand dol
lars bail on the charge Of embezzlement
the amount is not stated. Gill insists b.
is not guilty. d,
Adolp Hank, jeweller, Of 827 Ninu
avenue, reports that his store was robbe'
| last evening by five masked men OF nv
thousand dollars worth OF property. Tn
police doubt the story.
Judge BlatchfoFd has given decision
against Jacob NJ. Duncan and Simon
Poey, who brought suit to recover thirt!
thousand dollars for the loss OF caTg'
Of Texan beef through the alleged neg
| ligence Of the owners of the steame
Francis Wright.
The produce exchange is to petition
the legislature for the completion Of tn
Erie, Oswego and Chsmplain canals b.
the building of vertical stone walls, ant
by the renewing of distractions on tn
canal bottom, that there may be q uni
form depth of seven feet.
Horace Greeley's birthday is to b
cOmmemorated tuesday next by ball
John NJ. Clapp, of the firm of Clap
4 Co., of Salem, committed suicide
there to-day, on the grave of his father
London papers announce the death, a
Moorlands, near Southampton, of 81
Richard Glass, aged fifty-three, well
known in connection with cable tele
graphy.
Tele0rdph explains that Arch-B -Bisho
|, T,ed0choWskps determination not to be
bone candidate for seat in the im
perial German parliament. is sscrieed |
. two motives: First, LedOch Ledoch
, owski, being count as well as aToh
bishop, Is said to have received frof
Rome q hint not to mix himself up wit
parliamentary institutions; and, second
, iy, he feels that if elected he would B
Obliged to join the central party in tn
house, and would thereby ran gres
3. risk Of offending the Polish nations
party, which has faithfully backed hir
In his acts Of disobedience to the govern
, Tnent.
Great excitement has been caused a
Tiiis by the capitol punishment {
: Nirsea Youssuf Khan, an able an
popular statesman, Who was educated
Paris at the expense Of the shah. You'
suf's offense was melaPpropriatiop {
= money entrusted TO him for relieving
3 famine that had broken out in AstrakaT