Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-02-24
ANOTHER VERSION.
TELEGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.

Jean Bsptiste Camille Carrot, Fren
painter, is dead.
The steamship Holland, from London,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The steamer Colorado, from Aspin-
wall, arrived at New York Monday.
The steamship Polynesisn, from Port
land, arrived at London yesterday.
| Chinese fanatics have destroyed the
telegraph lines between FOochOw and
! AmOTe.
The residences of Americans In Paris
were decorated with flags on the twenty
| second.
Both houses of congress consumed
most of yesterdays session In discussion
of tariff bills.
The French assembly has been hold
| ing an excited session over the plan for
organization.
William and George Young, counter
| feiters, have been arrested at Plainville,
| Massachusetts.
A Berlin telegram says that the Gus
tav affair between Germany and Spain
has not been settled.
The twenty-second was observed in
San Francisco with military parades
and suspension of business.
The sheriff has taken possession of the
Chicago, Danville and Vincennes rail-
road, and receivers have been appointed.
A heavy northeast wind, accompanied
by fall Of about FIVE inches of snow,
prevailed near Omaha, Nebrask, yester-
day.
A telegram from Madrid says that
Pampeluna has been supplied with a
large quantity Of provisions and ammu-
milton.
Davis, the American minister, insult
ed the memory of Washington by bur-
lesquing its observance at Berlin, in
drinking toasts to Grant.
Ernst Ortweer, who murdered the
Hamlet family, consisting Of five per-
sOns, near Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, last
April, was hanged yesterday.
Rome intelligence is that four ecclesi-
asticA provinces will be created in
America, in order to provide for the
rapid extension Of the church.
M'Enery, in letter to Speaker Wilt,
protests against the Conservative caucus
entering into any compromise regarding
the election of 1872 in Louisiana.
The city council OF Cleveland, Ohio,
has leased the new five story sandstone
building, corner Of Superior and Wood
streets, for twenty-five years, for a city
hall.
Joseph II. Carter and William X.
Nixon were arrested near Sedalia, Mis-
souri,, and on their persons were found
thirty Thousand dollars in counterfeit
money.
The Mexican war survivors, number
ing nearly two hundred, visited Grant
on Monday and were introduced by Ex-
Governor Herbert, OF Louisiana. Grant
made no speech.
Fignaux has beaten Rudolph at three
ball billiards, in New York, for two
thousand dollars aud the championship
of the world. Score, six hundred to five
hundred and fifty-six.
A convention OF the western fisher
men and fish dealers association, repre-
senting the fishing interests Of the great
lakes, met in Buffalo, New York, and
censured congress for taxing gilling
swine.
The Associated Press agent at Mont
gomery, Alabama, denies the truth of
Allbrights congressional statement,
that the agent did not call on a majority
o. the Investigating committee when in
Alabama for information.
A telegram from Laramie CITY saws
that father has been caught living In
an open state OF Iascivous cOhabitation
with two OF his daughters, one sixteen
and one eighteen years old. He has
been arrested and taken to Lincoln,