Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC MISCELLANY

The Oriental powder-mill, at South
Windham, Maine, blew up yesterday morn
ing. No one killed.
A Boston dispatch announces the sus
pension of the very old house of A. & A. ia
cobs Co., of that city.
Senor Rub, the roysl commissioner,
has arrived in Havana. Many good results
are expected from his presence.
Boston financial circles were in q
furry yesterday over the report that the pa.
ner Of the Eastern railway had gone to pro-
test.
Vice President Wilson last night sut-
ferred from nervous depression, though his
general condition indicates gradual recOv-
cry.
No news of the battle at Gatschko has
been received by the sublime porte. At vi
confirmed
A London telegram says that a con-
spiracy to seize the arsenal and burn Rangoon
has been discovered, and great many of the
cOnspirstors arrested.
The New York and Staten Island
steamer D. r. Martin, took fire and was
men were badly scalded.
Secretary Chandler denies that he
contemplates changes In the interior depart
ment for failures t. contribute of their sala-
ries for campaign purposes.
At Indianapolis yesterday young
Swedish girl named Carolina KIang was
fatally buried by the explosion of a Villain
GUS MACHINE known as q coal-oil lamp.
The estimates from the last bureau re-
port OF the cotton crop for the current year.
made in New York, ix the total yield at un-
der three million nine hundred thousand
bales.
Proceedings in the contested mayoral-
ty election case in st. Louis have been
stopped by an.injunction restraining the city
register from delivering the ballot-boxes up
to the council.
General Queseda has been commanded
by royal order to henceforth receive no
communication from Don Carlos, EXCEPT an
announcement of unconditional submission
Of himself and partisans.
Two young men named Reed and Da-
Wis, living in Pike county, Missouri and con-
nected with the most respectable families in
the county, got into a quarrel last Sunday
about a COW, and Reed killed Davis.
At CrsigoOls, Ontario, Wednesday
night, the house occupied by Dennis Cum
ntnghams family was burned, and four of
their children perished in the flames, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cunningham narrowly escaping.
A telegram from Berlin states that
the PruSsian government is preparing pro-
ceedings before the Ecclesiastical court
against the Archbishop of Cologne and the
bishop OF Trivas, with an object to depose
them.
A dispatch from Norfolk, Virginia,
says that considerable activity prevails at
Gosport navy yard. Orders have been re-
ceived from Washington to thoroughly fit out
the monitors Lehigh and Montank with all
possible dispatch.
The Mexican senate has elected Rom
ero Rubio, president, and Senior Saavedra,
vice-president; and the lower house elected
Vidal CaStSneda, president, and Sebastian
Camaoho, yice-prestdent, The compulsory
education bill has been introduced In con-
gress.
A dispatch from Montgomery, Ala
new constitution will not be less then fifty
thousand, and may reach sixty thousand.
Only four counties gave majorities against it,
the remaining sixty-one being overwhelming
ly in its favor.
Henry Hattenshied, and Anna, his
wife, were sentenced to be hanged on Decem-
ber 18th, by the circuit court of Gasconade
county, Missouri, Tuesday, for the murder of
Christian Albaud, their son in-law, in June
last. The execution is to take place at Her.
mann, Missouri.
The municipal election in Crystal
Springs, Mississippi, resulted as follows: For
mayor, II. ]. Harris; aldermen, W. NJ. Priest
and R. A. Harrison. The coIored voters co :
operated in the election Of the entire white
ticket
She steamship Illinois, which sailed
from Philadelphia for Europe yesterday, has
duhOuS AcE CdISO uIcSS6U D66N6S,
one hundred and fifty dressed sheep, and a
large quantity OF poultry and oysters, which
1t is proposed to land in good condition by
means OF refrigerating apparatus.
The three thousand dollars stolen fr om
the government during Treasurer News ad-
ministration, one thousand at one time and
two thousand at a later period, were paid into
the treasury soon after the losses were report
ed, by Mr.. New himself, out of his private
resources. He has not assessed the employees.
Arrangements in The treasurers office, to
guard against losses by theft or otherwise, are
as perfect possible, and efforts are still being
made to scover who took the money with a
view to their arrest and punishment.
Galveston dispatches report a terrible
tragedy at Cuero yesterday morning A party
of five men fired into kyan's saloon and
killed Reuben Brown, the city marshal,
formerly q member of the Sutton pa rty. His
body was riddled with balls. The saloon was
crowded with men, black and white. A ne
gro man named Tom Freeman re recaived two
shots and was instantly killed Another ne
gro was wounded in the face. Brown was the
man who arrested Taylor for the murder of
Sutton. Taylor escaped from Indianola dur
ing the September cyclone. 1t is supposed
tn It his party did the shooting. Alarm bells
were rung and a guard placed over the town.
No arrests have yet been made.