Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-03-24
TELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.

General Conchs, late captain of On.
DS, has arrived at Madrid.
Ihe gold exchange In New York "a.
slLVeu 70 ADJOURN over Good Friday,
me steamers City OF New York. Ne.
don. 0N ~ AIou-
Mfs. susan r. Sarber has been ar
pointed postm.stress at ClarksvilIe. Ar
huInor 1ss it in Washington that Sem
oL Chandler has been rendered the
mission 70 Prussia.
Inc Pacific Mail steamer Citv of
ans ms sailed from San Francisco for
rW-ams Saturday.
The annual meeting of the Ve,ssl
OWners' and Agents association Vas
DeIo IN Chicago Saturday.
Captain James Mitchell, son Of the
,ste John Mitchell, arrived in New York
monday evening from Ireland.
John Hickman died in Westcbester.
Iiehhsylvania, yesterday, aged sixty-
'Ve' John Smith is not dead yet.
The amoInt OF bullion which went
INTO the bank OF England on balance
yesterday was ninety-three Thousand
pOunds,. AN
q, Ah effort is being made to ferrit ont
1L mo parties who fired the buildings OF the
= oy works in Straitville, Ohio, Tues.
Gay night
George +. Cannon has been an.
pointed by the President internal reve-
nlue nue. storekeeper for the first district Of
Tennessee. Vi
Inc entire tribe of Sheebit Indians
aDout one hundred and fifty, were bap.
IIeu into the Mormon faith at 81
George, Utah, Friday. ~
The senate bill to forbid railroad ofti.
claIs or employees being connected in
any waV with tie sO-called fast-freight
VI transportation companies was passed.
a mobile cHpatch says the failure OF
aLSstou y N',,tets0n, the Mobile branch Of
DOs'OH nrml Is announced. LiabiIi.
IeS Two huECred and fifty thousand
"oIIars. Assets not stated.
Early Monday night the body of Mrs.
tAIy Bingham, a widow aged about |
,hlrty years, was found in the cellar of |
neI no others residence, Webster street |
Eas' Boston. The police are looking for |
the. murderer.
A telegram from New York SAYS that |
the Improvement in financial circulars |
made further progress yesterday, and in |
many cases quotations for speculative |
anu Investment securities were the
hlgnest Of the season.
A telegram from London saws tbat
IeneFsI Sir Charles Yarke has been an
R9intrd constable OF the Tower, vice
5,5 T4g"i Marshal Conner, deceased. Henry
Cole has been made knight Commando
o the ordN OF the bath.
The governing committee Of the
Et0ek In, /
granted the request to close the erS
change on Good Friday, and recon-
mend That contracts falling due on that
uay oe settled the following day.
a bill Of $40. lbs has been presented to
lne Brooklyn board OF supervisors for
dinners furnished twelve iurymen in
She Beecner-I1lton case, and three court
onlcefs Tor forty-three DAYS, making
each man's dinner cost SO 49,.
General Butler has written letter,
addressed 10 Robert Hanlon, Cincinnati,
on the civil rlg ats bill, In which the gen.
eraI says that the civil rights bill does
not give aP.y right TO colored man to
20 INTO drinking saloon without the |
leave o. the proprietor, and that a barber
SSn0p 5 private business, in which this
OH does not interfere.
The front OF 8 square on Delord street.
between RampOrt and Dryades, in New
Orleans, including Thompson's stable
and about twenty animals, WAS burned
thursday. Loss, one hundred thousand
dollars mostly insured in local COM
panles. Several fremen were injured,
and negro man and a white man are
believed to have burned to death.
The encouragement has instructed J
district attorneys to institute suit against
several Pacific railroads for amounts
testlhed by the secretary of the treasury
10 De cue. the governUent for five per ,
cent: OF Their respective net earnings, {
provided IoT by act Of July 1st, 1862, or '
by any other act or acts in relation to ,
the respective r4ilrosd companies.
Democratic. senators in their caucus {
cOnsuitSuor.s in Washington, Saturday '
evening" unanimously determined not '
10 max any agreement or accede to '
any Proposition fixing definite time for
clOsl'Ig the vote on the Louisiana ques- {
tioyl. They also decided not to make {
aIy merely factlous opposition, but to ]
- insist upon their right TO fully debate
the pending resolution in the senate.
Mrs. Sarah Low, young married
woman, was fatally wounded by her I
husband, Charles ]. Low, who fired two !
shots into her head, and then killed him
self with the remaining charge, in
Louisville, yesterday. Mrs. Low wss a
domestic in the family, and had fed
from her husband in the State of New !
York. He pursued her to this city and
killed her because she refused to live
with him.
The president of the juvenile guardian /,
society in New York has written a note
10 Rev. Mr.. Halliday, pastoral member !
OF PlymOth church, in which he says:
Characterization of the guardian socie-
ty in your testimony last week, in the
great scandal trial, was 8 malicious ef- ,
fort 70 damage our reputation. IT is In.
adequate repsration, after wrong has
been done, TO say you did not intend it.
We shall protect our good name by all ,
legal means In our power"
james Taylor, negro boy, got into {
quarrel with James Crawford, a white [
man, at Scottsboro, Scott county, Indi-
ana, Thursday night. Crawford chased
the boy, caught him, drew a large knife 1
ana plunged IL into the boys back, and
then beat him terribly. The boy rsl-
lied, got away trom Crawford, ran q
short distance and fell, bidding his COM 1
rades, several other negro boys, good
bye, and died instantly. Crawford took
TO the woods, and is still at large. The !
sheriff is in pursuit.
1t is a long-sccepted proverb that cob
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