Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-07
TIE EGRAPHIC BRE fETIES.


ships Abyssinia and Cos.ali1, from New
| York, arrived out.
Cleveland, November 6: At the board
| there is no change in the prices of grain;
market dull and inactive; no transac-
lions reported. Petroleum unchanged.
Paris, Novembe. 6: De Carbounief
! De Marco, deputy to the asse mbly from
! DOrdOgne, is dead. He was a monarch
| list.
Montreal, November 6: The police
have been furnished with one hundred
breech-loading rifles, to be used, if ne-
cessary, at Guibord's burial.
Boston, November 6: The WELL
stocked barn ofJohD Trickey, at Water
town, burned this morning. Loss, thirty
| thousand dollars; insurance, twenty
thousand dollars.
New York, November 6: The bank
statement shows an increase Of $3.50, 800;
specie increase, So, 1874, 800; legal-tender
increase, s., 120, 900; deposits increase,
800 600; circulation increase, $47O0; re-
serve increase, 1865, $50.
New York, November 6: The EUen-
ing Express says: awe understand that
! the result OF the late competition between
the cable companies is that both have
agreed to charge the same rate, hftesn
cents in gold per word"
Montreal, November s: Tine leading
counsel 3mentioned in tbs late interview
between Mr.. Doutre and the mayor OF
Montreal, are Messrs. Abbott, Richie,
Devlin, and Rsy. Their opinion on
the csss will shortly be given.
Liverpool, November 6: The proprie-
fora Of T.onlnyI TJq,1oc mill no CV1oI
for libel, for deaouncing the operators Of
the cooperative credit bank az a scandal
and q disgrace to the city, and strongly
intima.iDg it as swindling the public.
Washington, November s: The treas
urer to-day directed the transfer of three
hundred thousand dollars in gold f, ON
New York to S Al Francisco, two hun
dred thousand dollars Of which are for
the Bank Of California, and one hundred
thousand for tae Anglo California bank.
Little Rock, November 6: A bill was
introduced into the senate to-day,
changing the time OF meeting of the leg
islatuTe from the first Monday in No
Vember 10 tue first Monday IL January,
every Two Year,. Ia the hOu resOlu-
ton was passed for adjournment sine die
on the thrtittl.
DetTOit, Mich November 6: The
schooner Milwaukee, with a cargo OF
stone for Marquette, sprang aleak and
sunk in Lake Huron last nigdt. The
crew was picked up and brought to Port
Huron this morning. The vessel lies in
deep water fifty miles north of Port HUI
ron, and twelve miles from land.
London, November 6: The Times
Of this morning says that the dealings
in foreign and colonial markets have
been on very limited scale the past
week. Sugar is depressed and the pre-
Vlous quotations, Notwithstanding the
reduced stock in the market cannot be
obtained; refined sugar barely sold at
last weeks prices.
Sistowell, Ont, November 6: A sixty.
horse power boiler, in Hess Brothers
ssw-mi!l, exploded this morning, MAX
ing total wreck Of the entire mill, the
first story OF which was built of stone.
The windows in nearly every house in
the town were smashed, and many
stores had their fronts blown out. No
lives lost. The loss is heavy.
st. Louis, November s: A row at the
dance-house of Charles Kreidler, low
AlmOnd-stTeet den, about midnight last
| night, resulted in young man named
Monroe GuiOn, very respectfully con-
| nected here, shooting and MORALLY
wounding Kreidler's wife, and being
himself so badly beaten by Kreidler and
Ills bar-kGeper that he is in very criti-
cal condition.
Brussels. November 6: The LeNOTd
publishes the following under reserve:
Ragusa, November 5.-The greatest ex-
asperation is manifested by the MusseI-
men Of Herzegovina toward the chris
tians. Secret meetings are being held
in the mosques, at which prepa' atoms
are making TOR a general massacie OF the
christians at Mest0r Donna and other
localities. The details are unknown.
Washington, November s: The COM
missioner Of internal revenue has de-
cided that, under the statutes all inven-
tons for sgeing spirits when brought
into use in bonded warehouses accOrdirg
to the propositions made to the depM.-
| meDt, constitute the work Of rectitics
ton and publication, and those using
such processes become Tectifers Of
spirits, and are subject to taxation as
such.
London, November 6: Lieutenaut-
| Colonel John Ireland Black burn, con-
sentative, has been elected member Of
! parliament for southwest Lancashire, to
| i'll the vacancy caused by the death Of
/ Mr.. Charles Turner. Mr.. Blackburn was
returned without opposition, although
| the liberals, at one time, contemplated
bringing forward Colonel MOlynaux,
brother Of the Earl of Seton, TO cont st
the seat.
| Washington, November 6: The Presi-
dent to-day appointed John B. Ray
mOnd postmaster at Vicksburg, Missis-
sippi, in place Of Henry r Pease, sus-
! pended under the tenure of office act.
| Pease was elected United States senator
from Mississippi from February, 1874, to
| last March, the uueXpired term Of Gov
erncr Ames. He was then appointed
postmaster at Vicksburg, and now has
been removed through the influence Of
| his cOlcr5d successor, United States Sen
ator Bruce, aided by a delegation from
Mississippi.
Salt Lake, November s: Owing to the
| sickness Of Chief-Justice White, there
| has been no session Of the third district
court for several days past Judge Bore.
man has been requested by Judge White
! to remain here temporarily and assist in
| dispOsing of the business of this court.
| The motion to vacate the alimODy order
| of Judge M'Kean will naturally come
up on SATURDAY next, and possibly be.
! fore Judge Foreman. The health of
the chief-justice is improving, and he
may be able to sit on the bench next
week. Meanwhile Brigham Young re-
mains prisoner at his house, with i'm
| proving health.
Plymouth, n. H., November 6: About
ore dozen Ofthe students Of Hanover col
iege have been held in bonds to appear
on trial in March at Haverhill on the
charge Of disorderly ccntuct at the took
| auction, il the store Of ]. B Parker, for
/ breaking windows and furniture and as
! saulting Mr.. Parker and his CLERK. The
| students were arrested while in bed, aud
in the morning were taken to the rail-
road d POI, allowed by four hundred col
lspians, who found the plaintiff Parker
there and hustled him into the ticket
office, where they kept him until The
train had started for Haverhill.
Chicago, November 6: The United
States grand jury yesterday returned a
large number of indictments against
whisky distillers, gsugers and rectifiers,
of this city, for alleged violations OF the
revenue laws. Some OF these parties
are already under bonds fer otner Of
lenses. A number OF those indicted APP
peared in court this morning and gave