Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24
TELKGRAPHIC CLIPPINGS.
Don Carlos is ill at Durango.

Don Carlos is ill at Durango.
Little Rock was visited by heavy
rains yesterday.
The crew of the Inflated Ofpheus az
rived at San Francisco yesterday.
The South Carolina legislature con-
yened in annual session at Columbia, yester-
day.
A daughter Of Mr.. Ogg, aged fifteen
years, suicided near Cincinnati, Saturday, by
drowning.
Tne Arkansas legislature adjourned
yesterday in respect TO the memory of the late
Vtce-President Wilson.
A maa was killed near Erie, Pennsyl-
vania, yesterday, by the falling of a tree
while he was at work telling timber in the
woods,
The State and Federal courts at Mont
gOmery, Alabama, adjourned yesterday in re-
spect t. the memory of the late Vice Presi'
dent Wilson.
The Carlist official organ claims that
Don Carlos has saved Cuba and the honor of
Spain, mis- recent offer OF truce having caused
the Americans to modify their attitude.
At Columbia, Tennessee, Saturday,
the young men elected six aldermen out of
nine, and their may or-all Democrats. Their
was great rejoicing IL the city over the result.
The American jockey-club is consider.
ing the feasibility OF giving grand centen-
nial purse OF from fifteen 10 thirty thousand
dollars for a great race to be run at jerome
park next season,
The Colonial office in London has re-
ceived telegram stating that the troops from
the British residency at Perak shelled and
captured two stockades at The village where
Mr.. Birch was murdered.
A telegram from New York vest rday
says that the long promised fox hunt came
The riding was a success, but the run proved
a failure. fhe dogs lost the fox, the huntsmen
lost the dogs, and the wagon-drlVers lost The
huntsmen.
Virgil P. Cook, brakeman on the Lou
isvl lie and Cincinnati short line, was instant
ly killed near CompwallSburg station, yester
day, in attem mpting to couple the cans he was
thrown on his back and mangled iearfully
His friends are supposed to be residents of
Mattoon, llllnols.
Intelligence has been received from
Madrid, by way of Lisbon, that some republf-
cars were arrested there at midnight on the
eighteenth instant. Further arrests were
feared, and several persons have fed from the
city, and revolutionary newspaper was clan
destinely circulated.
A dispatch from Detroit, Michigan.
saws the schooner ChenaRgO, with a cargo of
iron ore, was wrecked at Grand Island. lake
Superior; the crew had narrow escape Tie
schooner Wayne, with a cargo OF luin Der for
Chicago, is ashore at Ausable, Lake Huron,
well out but not badly damaged The
schooner Iroqu0is, for Chicago with coal, is
ashore At ManIstee, and probably total loss.
Cardinal Simeoni has informed the
vatican that Spanish minister OF Justice has
been appointed 10 negotiate for MIN on the
subject OF tCe cOncordeJ. An ambassador to
the vatican will be appointed by spain when
the negotiations are concluded. Cardinal
Antonelli has sent tual instructions to Lardi-
nal Smeoni. 1t appears that Spain wishes
10 have a new cOncOrdat, while the vatican is
merely willing TO modify some portion Of the
present instrument.
General Sherman states that the dis.
patch asserting that the wires between st.
Louis and Washington were held all day Fri
day for official correspondence between the
President and himself had no foundation in
fact. There had been no correspondence that
day. He says he has not been consulted about
our foreign relations; he does not think war
with Spain probable; and thinks that the last
note from Madrid viii be satisfactory to the
government at Washington.
The lighthouse board has asked for
S2,l59,OOO for the support of the general light
house establishments for the year ending
June 90 ls77, as against 81 $4,000 appropriated
for the same purpose last year. II has also
asked for S7S9 S26 for the purpose OF construct
trgnew lighthouses, light ships, etc, for the
new ye6r, a. against s9l5,4 400 this year. Among
the appropriations asked for is one for $4,000
for BUILDING light.house at or near Port
Eamilac, between Fort Gratial and Port Aux
BaTques, on Lake Huron.