Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-04
GENERAL NEWS.
A $4,000 Bank Rebbsry-A New Tem-
perance MOYement-DeathO Of TIVE
Prominent st. Louis Mer-
chants.
The New Kansas SenatOr-MinIsterial
Recall-Strikes for Baek-Pay-
The st. Paul Railroad.
Political NeWs-The MOrmORs and In
dians at A0ggerheads-The San
Francisco Newspaper
TrOuble-Etc.

Francisco Newspaper
TrOuble-Etc.
Che Election fn AIssee.
PARIS. February 2.-In Alsace the
French candidates for Reichstag, nave peen
Sle ected by overwhelming maloiltiee.
Ministerial Recall.
MADRTD February Spain has pro-
vfsionslIv recalled her diplomatic represent
a'ives from Berlin, Vienna, and several other
European capitals
Archbishop LedOcHOWslEf Arrested.
BERLIN. February "A dispatch
-fr.m Possn says that Archbishop Dedochow-
xxi was arrested to-day, by order OF the Ger
man government. aud sent TO Frankfort-on-
the-Oder, where he VIII be imprisoned.
knights and Ladies' Of the Sock and
Buskin on q Strike for Baek-Pay.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-The
stock company at the Chestnut-stre6t theater
struck last night, as alleged, on account of the
nOn-payment OF salaries, preventing the per
formsuce.
Profound Sensation.
PARIS, February S.-A profound SEN
s,afion has been caused at Versailles by arti.
cles in the North German Gazette, urging re-
strictons on the freedom OF the church, and
the ultramOntaine press in France and Bel
gium.
FrigatfaI Accident.
LONDON, February 3.-The floor of
ssctorv in the burg OF Lancsshi ire. w here Lib
ersl meeting was being held gave way yesteT-
,isvand ecipitated a large number of people
10 Tie story below. six persons were killed, and
il Is feared many fatally injured.
Determined strike for Back Wages
MIDDLETON, n. Y, February 2.-One
hundred employees OF the New York and
.Osweeo Midland railroad, have chained the
,r.f4z- tn he k
torn up the track at Summitvllle. They de-
clare that they viii allow no more trains 70
pass until The railroad company pays wages
slready due
killed by a switch-ERgIne.
NoLEDO. OHIO, February 3.-A man
nan, I'd +. r. Drake, in the employ of the
Lake Shore and Michigan southern railroad
eomoA any, was run over and killed by a
s,y-itcfS engine on middle ground, last night.
H1gh HIN; a carpenter, A while "a at work on, on
from the roof and was killed.
The Ptusburg POisOBer.
prrrS. .yURG, January 2.-The hearing
n, - -. Of Dr. William Smith, before the
,Ioayor ~ I 'Iis city, chaIged with poisoning,
vi SSS SlS9eN ~ .be part OF the defense, and he
was COMMITTEE TO jail Tor tFlaI: Ihe EVIDENCE
adduced 10y the COMPROMISING "a VIII VIII DC SUI
Snitted for the c 7nslderatlon OF the Judges,
and In is believed hat Smith viii be released
masked Robbers.
CINCINNATI, February 3.-A Gazette
Lancaster. Ohio, special says mat Iast night
80 MASKED men entered the house OF farmer
William Hutton, in Fairfield county. One
stood over his bed with an npllfted club, and
made him disclose the wnSagaD4uts OF ms
money. two hundred collars, "hlcL Ihey too6,
toTet6er with a gold watch, and escaped
though pursued by the whole nelghoorhood.
A Rev Temperance Movement.
BOSTON, February "a new temper
snce movement, that of visiting bar-roomS
md aT
Imitation Of the practice IN some western To-
calities, was started in Boston to-day, by
twenty gentlemen, mostly clergy men identi-
r,ed with the state temperance alliance. They
held a meeting and appointed committee OF
ten to inauguTate the movement at Worces-
-ier after which they adjourned.
Run over and Killed.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, February 3.-The
Gallon accommodation train, IN backing out
OF the Union depot this evening, ran over
Charles Hitchcock, assistant depot master,
and -nss satheT, who were standing on the
track talking together. The latter was almost
instantly killed. The former had one hand
ont OF and received severe spinal Injuries.
His recovery is doubtful. The noise and
smoke OF a passing freight-train prevented
them seeing or hearing the accommodation
train.
Attempted IncendIarism-Eseape the
GallOWs.
louisville, February 3.-An incen-
diary ATTEMPTED 10 burn the courthouse at
f3Iasvow, Kentucky, Sunday night. A large
piIe OF kindling wood on the floor was set on
6re about midnight, but the flames were ex-
Charles Leigher who killed Denenwein in
this city three years ago, and sentenced to be
hanged, but granted new trial, was re-
sentenced in the c1rcuit-cOurt to-day 10 three
years N the penitentiary.
The Kansas Senatorial Election Claimed
as "a Republican VfctOry.
ST. LOUIS, February 3.-The Demo
s,rG rs Topeka (Kansasl special says the cleo
tioll of Ex-Governor Harvey as United States
-sena tor is a Republican victory, and the op-
nosIt, on can claim no credit for II. They
simpIN- chose the least Questionable man to
1heIrn-' He was senator Ingalls, second choice,
sand his election was the nTst square, honest
start for W .ashlngton in day or two.
PIFatfcaI.
NEW ORLEANS, February 3.-The
steamboat Ellen D., used by Mr.. kran2 as
trading boat. white lying at JoIdan's landing,
on Boeuf river, III MoIeBcuse parish, was en-
tered by a gang OF weli-dresSed highwsymen,
wbo drew their pistols, blindtolded krsnZ
and his assistants ant robbed them OF money
aud yalnables and all the goods they could car
@Vofr amouutfng to about fifteen hundred dol
ERrs The hIyhWaymen eere strangers IN theI
-Section. and are supposed TO belong 10 COy's
band Of hlsSoufl
a woman FOuIIy Murdered, and her
HOuss Robbed of $500.
CkrRo February 3.-Yesterday morn
Inc "a mile west OF CarbOndale, Mrs. Ryan,
vile OF a section foreman on the Aiount Gar
bon railroad, was found on the noor OF her
% Az bv an unknown person. The right side
her head was crushed, and her jaw broken.
4I o. husband left the house with MS men "a, az
Her *er-past seven in the morning, and the
quar- y discovered at half-paSt nine. Ike
criIne W. u at noon. It is said that robbery
was the ofje, a9iaTs. ad1 i.' No Sios arrests
Continuance o. SeSISg. zee
San FRANCISCO. February S.-This
,e,ornoon. n F. Naptha icy, editor OF the sur,
was released on bail. >hIso liz, e. a,esrstss
California street. he was uiet ~ \ S9s,i oi'sSi
TeYonng. of the Chronicle, wlfo drew plstol pst,'
and fired tour or ave shots at ~ ~
out effect. he was overp9sg sItn' s.lS'4 Went
there for protection, and was met by MIcSsSSl -
DeYoung, who drew revolver ano IIloo s :,
All parties are now under arrest These two o
cOwardly attempts at ASSASSINATION nafo
caused great excitement.
The st. Paul Railroad.
NEW YORK, February 3.-The direct
Ors of the ST. Paul railroad yesterday APP
proved OF the new consolidated mortgage OF
sihirty-hve million dollars, of which twenty
seven millions are 10 be reserved 10 take up
outstanding bonds as they mature and such
sDOFtiOn of the remainder as may be necessary
Is to be applied to substituting steel for iron
rails, building iron bridges across the MisSis-
sippi, and for other improvements of q per-
Inanent cha .acter. A resolution was passed
posed stock ON the second OF March, provided
The consent of majority ol the stockholders
can be obtained before that date.
4rhe New Kansas Senator interviewed.
KANSAS CITY, February "A
TO the Times, from Topeka,
sPSoies II to the election of Ex-
e IN re6Sh> arVey as United States SEN
OoNeInOl IN 'e Times correspondent had
an TO. in.fsTyew with . sneTsl hasryey this after
noon in regard TO mis- he anestion SnG as TO to
sition. In response 70 - Ncfion = vietory
Vhether he considered his 6I- fhs refoSS5
for the straight Republicans or Il. sfionshIv
eTs Senator Harvey declared unqu he 1vss
for the latter. he iuiiA1A SNet NINN1