Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-21

pleaded guilty to-day to two c0uLts o.
The indictment which charge him with
I defrEuding the revenue as a dstiller
Rush & Pahlmsnn, distillers, who viii
STAND trial, had their cases put over till
Wednesday.
Pittsburg, March 10: The vast ediiioe
OF St. Pauls cathedral in this city W, :
filled to overlooking to-day, on the Ccta'
sioR OF the conservation of Rev. J. Trieg,
late Of Altoona, as bishop of the Plus
burg diocese, Uice Right. Rev. Michael
DJmence, who is transferred to Ihe AL
legheny.
Portsmouth, March 20: The naval in.
vestigatiOn committee into the affairs
of the nsvy-yard here has closed its Ia.
bors. The inquiry was confined t. thA
letting Of contrac and the open pup
Gnases Of the navy-yaTd since 1868. So
far as know nothing damaging has
been brought out.
Few orb, March 20: Henry Murray
returned to his home, on Baltic street,
Brooklyn, late Saturday night, and finC.
ing there an Acquaintance, Henry Hig.
ginbottom, cbstged him with teing too
Intrinsic WITH Mrs. Murray. A quarrel
followed, during which Murray was IA
tally stabbed by Higgibb1t.om.
Dayton, Ohio, March 20: Tie Repub-
lican convention Of Montgomery
county, Ohio, on Saturday, nominated
Dinsteen deleaates to the Etate cOnvon-
lion, unanimously recommended Ex-
County CLERK John F. Sinks, oHe-leg-
ged soldier, and unusually capable, for
secretary Of state, and unanimously in.
dorsed Hayes for President.
Louisville, March 20; a correspondent
of the New York Bey0ld arrived in
louisville yesterday, from Olympian
Springs, and confirmed every thing that
has been telegrsphed CONCERNING the re-
cent shower Of flesh. He was sent ex-
pressly to interview the butcher who ate
the fl sh and to talk to other eye-wit-
Desses, whom, he says, laugh much at
the ihcredulity Of some writers on the
flesh fsl'.
st, Louie Match 20: Two boys,
NAMED James Little and William
O'Malley, aged respectively sixteen and
eighteen, were arrested here last night,
charged with rubbing business house
in New Orleans o. several thousand dol
lars. Four thousand dollars was found
in their possession. They were locked
up, and cay they will return to New Or
leans without a reGuisition from the
governor.
Pittsburg, March 10: A large meeting
Of the InternstiOnSllsts wss held on the
south side tonight to review the condi-
ton of the order in this section, and to
determine the sdvisab;lty Of ereatiog q
new section on that side Of the river.
The proceedings consisted mainly OF
speeches and an ir { 3nSIge of views.
The meeting finally adjourned until to-
morrow, when further action will be
taken 10 the premises.
San Francisco, NJ arch %: It is now
stated, Oh the authority of Thomas Bail,
president Of tbs New 1dria mine, that
the board Of trustees have ratified
bond for deed to be executed on tbs
first of next September, conveying the
mine to Montgomery Blair, for the con-
sideration OF one million four hun bred
Thousand dollars down, the balance in
five years, secured by a mortgage on the
mine, at seven per cent. interest. The
company protest that this IS no cOmprO-
mise with M'GArTahap.
Providence, March 20: The Elmville
WOoIel-uiils III NiSustODJ cuo lille Emu
a half from the city line, were b1rned
on Saturday night, with four tenements
and considerable amount of manufac-
tured goods. The sorting and dye
houses were saved. The property was
owned by George Whitehead, and the
loss is IS 'imated at nearly two hundred
thousand dollars. The mill property
was insnfed in forty-nine companies for
one hundred and seventy-twO thousand
dollars. OF which one hundred and thir-
ty-six thousand dollars applies to the
art destroyed.