Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY.

The Duke of Lsinster died again Fri
day night, 30 reported by London cable dis
patches.
John T. Kibbey has been appointed
interal revenue store-keeper for the third dis
triet Of Ohio.
JuIies in South Carolina are now
made up uuder the new regulation OF ability
to read and write
Registration, which is now progress
ing quietly in louisiana, will close on the
twenty-third instant.
The fall meeting of the Nashville
blOOdhorse association closed yesterday, with
very large attendance.
The TaDid decline of the river n le
has placed the apprehended disastrous inuh-
datiOn beyond possibility.
The National Gazette Of Berlin de-
clares that the Won Arneim arrest is not con-
nected with politics, but Is simply a criminal
procedure.
Roumania and Servia have adopted a
pacific attitude toward Turkey, in eonse-
quence Of the Representations Of bismarck
and Andressy.
Several copies of the socialists proc
lamatiOns and some Orsini bonds have been
seized in the house Of an internatiOnaiist In
Florence, Italy.
A band ofdesperadOes from the Cher
okee nation recently took two prisoners from
trs United States marshais at MaysvilIe Ar
weapons and money.
Rumor had it in Washington yester-
day that the agency for the negotiation Of the
new funding bonds has been ordered by the
President 10 Ex-senator COtteil, though moth
ing IS officially known. The rumOr is be
ieYed-
Near TerTy's ferry, eight miles below
Little Rock, Arkansas, last Thursday. two ne
groes' Dickinson Embry and Isaac Johnson,
had difficulty, which resulted in the shoot
ing and killing OF the latter. The murderer
escaped.
Mrs, Casey, wife Of Collector Casey, Of
New Orleans, and sister Of Mrs. Grant, who
was bsrbarOusly stabbed with a bayonet by
troubles, because of her known sympathy
with the citizens movement, Is considered
out Of danger.
At PULASKI, Tennessee, yesterday
evening, Henry Atkinson, colored. stabbed
and instantly killed Luciu3 d. Suttle, white,
aged thirty eight years. The difficulty origin
ated about a suit now pending in court rela-
tive 10 a corn and cotton crop. Atkinson was
arrested and put in Jail. All quiet now.
Attorney General Williams being in
teTrngated concerning the rumOrs prevalent
ia New orleans that lie had instructed the
commencement Of legal proceeding against
the members OF the white league throughout
Louisiana. said he did not consider Il Werth
while either 70 confirm or deny the reports.
The London Times has advices from
Vienna that the idea OF referring the SchIes-
" question to the arbitration Of the queen
OF England. IS gaining mold of the diplomatic
mind. It is stated that the 1 anish govern |
lnent is favorable to such a course, which is !
thought % offer feasible method OF solution. |
General r. W. Healy, United states |
marehai for Alabama, has appointed some /
dozen or more deputy-marshals upon the /
Of Charles f. Mayer, chair
man OF the Republican executive committee |
pointed IN negro countless and are all Repub- /
leans.
The committee Of the presbytery of /
Jersey city has presented charges and specifi- /
cations against Rev. John ). Glendenning Of /
breach Of promise, etc. The mod 1
orator appointed Revs. G. X. 1mbrie and II. Z. /
Riggs to conduct the case for the prosecution,
aud Revs. >. B. DOdd and Edward Wall for /
.he defense.
At Hickman, Kentucky, yesterday, |
says a Nashville dispatch, while several chill /
tren were at play under an embankment, the |
earth suddenly gave way and slid down upon L
1i six years. "a It's descent, burying him under
4 large, solid mas, ans killing him Instantly.
dis playfeiiows escaped.
The chief Of the secret service divi-
1oa at Washington, Friday received dis
1atch from one Of his subOrdinaJes in Buffalo, |
tating that noted cOunterfeiter was cap
ured IN that city yesterday morning, with
)lateS, paper, ink and large quantity Of
o1nterfeit money. The arrest Is considered
o be a very important one.
Several BuenOs Ayres firms have sus-
'ended; a commercial crisis is imminent. and
he Argentine bank is closed. Governments !
TOOps made an unsuccessful attempt TO CAD |
ure the British steamship Yerba. The rebel
anguald under RibaS IS at the gates Of the
apital, and All maii-matter from iSiO Janeiro |
o BuenOs Ayres is examined.
The revolution in the Argentine re-
'ublte increases in Importance. An issue Of |
'aper money IS probable in case the DegOtia- |
ion for reconciliation between the govern
nent authorities ana the revOlutiOnisis fails.
lOnteElNeO Is nAipd with rEff1pf-S Ruanrg
Iyres. The loan issued q few days ago BY the |
Brazilian government Is favorably received.
M. Buchonnet has been elected presi-
ent, and ~ staemphi vice-president, Of the
stiOnal council OF Switzerland. The French !
eiesates 70 the postal congress state that
heir government is In accord with the policy
that body, but cannot sign the convention
niii il ha~ consulted the assembly. They re- ?
uest that the protocol be left open for sig
ature. :
At Buffalo, New York, Friday
'nited states detectives arrested Thomas :
sllard alias John DAVIS, one OF the most ex- y
srt counterfeiters aud engravers IN the cOun-
"; also, Elizabeth Ballard ana Ann Adams
complies. In their possession were found
agious denominations, together with press, Z
les, plates. etc.
A letter addressed to the President by !
prominent Conservative politician of Mis- \
,sippi argues that the only true way to re- =
ore peace and prosperity to the south is for i
Dngress to pass an act to pay for the quarter =
lastcr ana cOmmissary stores taken by the I
mon army In the south during the war. and v
refund the cotton tax. The letter has been I
sferred 10 the attorney general
Kellogg, in reply TO criticisms in the I
!. Louis Democrat OF recent date, says that I
OrtbeTn men holding Office in the south have
feat difficulties 70 contend with; most OF the "
venues by which the public ear is reached I 2
70 closed against them; the sgenis of the As
'ciated Press are nearly sure 10 color adverse
TO them every incident that may take
ACE the press generally Is pref udiced against
lem, etc =