Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-23
IELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

y TEbEGkAPHlC ITEMS.
l. Little Rock shivered in the cold slet
v yesterday.
o Fraucis, the fifth duke Of Modem,
e who was dispossessed in 1860, is dead.
! The Arkansas legislature has memol
" allied congress TO refund the cotton-tax.
D WeDdeline Gaeger was instantly kille
4 at Columbus, Ohio, Sunday.
0 NJ. P. Riau, produce merchant q
/ MOntree3 has suspended, witt liabiiities owe
one hundred thottsana dollars
; The great race which was to hav
! come of at San Francisco last Saturday ha
been postponed to Thanksgiving day.
A treaty of peace, friendship, mari
time commerce com 1e and extradition between
, | spain and Santo Domingo mas been signed.
At Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, SUNDAY
night. an incendiary fire destroyed the Harris
burg troiting park stables. Nine horses wer
burned.
One man was killed and several fear
fully bruised by the e1plohlon of Mooreheat
& Co.'s blast-furnace, at Plttsburg, sunda.
morning.
The annual report of the director o
the mint shows a coinage of gold, S33,553 965
silver, Sl0970,S6S; minor pieces, S2S0,S75; tots
Si3,S5I,70S.
Brick Pomeroy, In reference to the
suspension of his paper at Elmira, New York
denies the allegation, and viii prosecute the
ALLIGATOR"
A young man named Leonard Mizele
| committed suicide in Nashville yesterday by
blowing out his brain with a pistol. Cause
unknown.
Marshall & Co.'s clothing store, in
Newark, New Jersey, was damaged to the
amount of fifty thousand dollars by fire sun
day morning.
The cracker bakery of Erastus Titus,
50 Washington street, New York, was damaged
| by fire thirty thousand dollars Sunday night
partially insured.
A cosl-oil lamp got up highdaddy in
Trenton, New Jersey, Saturday evening, IA
| tally iDjuring George Ashmore, and seriously
| ipJuring five others.
The Hgolssn of ST. Petersburg, in DIS
cussing the eastern question admits the CO.
| gency Of the views Of the English journals
with regard to Egypt.
A special dispatch to the London
Times from Jenna states that the reports of
| Austrias intended Intervention in Herzego-
| Vinia are unfounded.
The national grange of the Patrons of
| Husbandry, Ia session at Louisville, appoint
| cd a committee to arrange a special marriage
| ceremony for grangers.
Bishop Hare was taken seriously ill
| Sunday night in the pulpit OF the Church OF
| the TRANSPORTATION in New York, and was
/
Governor Kellogg has reprieved for
| one week ID. X. Henderson and Bill Williams
| two colored men under sentence to be hanged
| for murder in New Orleans November 26th.
Willis Watts and Ben Hardin, two
| colored thieves, were MORALLY wounded at
| Danville, Kentucky, Saturday night, while in
| tie act OF perpetratinga robbery on the prem
| iseS of citizen.
| Two men named Chase and Sanders,
| of Perham, AroOstock county, Maine, froze
| to death last week. They started to go through
woods three miles, and were found dead
| two days after.
Some of the banks OF New York,
Philadelphia and Wilmington issued cir
cular asking signatures to a petition TO con-
gress for the repeal of the law requiring
stamp on checks.
The Chicago Tribune will have little
bill of damages to discuss on account of pub
fishing telegram, stating that ID. A. Janua-
ry, OF st. LOUIS, was among those indicted for
crooked whisky pursuits.
A woman, with boy resembling
Charlie Ross, was arrested at Newton, Con-
necticut, but was discharged. The child re-
Sembles the missing boy in everything, eX-
cept the color of his eyes.
The insurgent leader, Carlo Garcia,
says a telegram from Havana, has been sur
prlsed and shot. The captain eneral has LETT
for the interior and arrived at Las Cruces. lis
headquarters will be in the field.
The story at CAPTAIN M'Nal Y and
his force had been cut off and captured near
Brownsville, Texas, by COrtinas band of Mex
tain recrossed to the American side of the Rio
Grande, and is now safe.
A letter to the London Times reports
that beside7 the papal note concerning the
liShed on the eleventh instant, Spain had pre-
viously received a second note from the Vati-
can, which has not yet been printed.
At Utica, New York, on Saturday,
a Il NJ
son, were found guilty OF the murder of OrIo
Davis in GrayVIile, Herkimer county, last
June, and were sentenced by Judge Merwin
to be hanged on Friday, December 3lst, at
Herkimer.
John Brown, colored, was arrested
near Fort Valley, Georgia, Saturday evening,
Tor grossly assaulting a highly respectable
young lady. He knocked out some of her
teeth, and filled her eyes and mouth with dirt.
4 band of disguised men took him from the
sheriff Saturday night and hanged him.
The United Brotherhood of LocOmo-
4ve Firemen has been holding a secret session
In Chicago since Thursday. The proceedings
have not been made public, but it is known,
however, that they considered and adopted
plan of mutual insurance, elected officers and
Adjourned to meet in Baltimore next year.
A London telegram says that the last
storm was most disastrous to fishing craft, es-
pecially on the east coast of England; fifteen
lives are already reported lost, and many ves-
sells are m MS ing The brig Elizabeth was
Queen off Calais. All on board both vessels
were lost
A Berlin telegram to the London Times
says that the negotiations now pending for
the settlement of the troubles in the Turkish
provinces.the programme put forward by Aus
trta includes comparatively high degree of
selt'goyernment for the christian communi-
ties in Turkey. Russia seems to demand Only
more faithful adhesion TO the promises of re-
form already made by the Porte.
The ship Victoria arrived at Boston
Sunday, from Calcutta, with the officers and
crew OF The ship John Pascal, of Bangor,
Maine, which vessel was destroyed by fire on
Its passage from Calcutta to New York.
portlon OF the crew was previously reported
arriving at Plymouth, England, ana their
statement is fully coroborated by the captain.
John Duncan, of Louisville, editor OF
the Farmers Home Journal, while at Lexing-
ton, Kentucky, Sunday, was attacked by
George W. Rauck, a local writer, because Of
an article in the formers publication.
special to the COurier-JOuT7ldL, from Licking
ton, says that Duncan was beaten severely on
the head, and made insensible from the effects
of blow from cane. Rauck's nose only
was injured.
Captain VIM. Hubbard and First
Mate j. ]. Smith, of the schooner Shiloh, of
Baltimore, were arrested at Damarara, re-
Gently, on charge OF larceny, by one of the
consignors of part of the cargo, tried and con-
Victed and were sentenced 20 Imprisonment
for nine months and committed to jail. Her
second mate Russian was also arrested on
charge of assault with intent to kill, and de-
tanned in jail awaiting trial.
On Sunday the cures OF the Roman
Catholic churches of Montreal announced the
reception of pastoral letter relative to the
interment of the remains of Joseph Guibord
in consecrated ground. The pastoral says:
"For we have truly declared in virtue of
the Divine power that we exercise in the
name of the pastor of pastors thst the
place where this rebellious son of the church
has been deposited is separated from the rest
of the consecrated cemetery to be no longer
more than profane place and an ordinary
piece of ground"
The San Francisco Call and GhTOn-
icLe, Sunday morning, contained long s4nsa
tional articles, purpOrting to be based on
trustworthy information from private sources
at Washington, to the effect that q treaty had
been drafted to be submitted to congress at
the coming session, providing for the ceSsion
by Mexico of the territory lying north of the
tWenty-siXth parallel from the mouth of the
Rio Grande TO the eastern shore of the gulf of
California, including all of Lower California,
in compensation for the demands OF the
United States against Mexico, and that capt.
tslists are now exploring the country and
buying up valuable tracts III anticipation OF
the treaty. The Texas Pacific and other rail-
road interests are also at work in the same dt-