Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-31
TELEGRAMS.

Lewis superintendeDt of the R4usch
creek colliery, Wss struck by train OF
cara on the slope to-day, and killed
Madrid, October 80: The courcn OF
ministers has decided 10 terminate the
suppression of constitutional guarantees
Immediately after the reopenipg OF the
| cortes.
LoLdon, October 80: This is tha last
day Of ths usual foTtnightly settlement
of the stock exchange. Three failures
have been announced, tut the Liabilities
Of the parties sTe not announced.
Peris, Oc;ober 80: The pope having
desired TO divide the archbishOpric OF
| Lyons into two diOceses without the as
sent o; the French government, the lat
ter has Issued decree iorbidding such
| division.
Louisville, October 29: An Owensboro
special says thst JsileT Slaughter, Of
| that place, while feeding the prisoners
| to-day, was knocked down by two, who
escaped TO the woods. His injuries are
serious
Savannah, October %: Total number
Of interments to-day, nine; yellow-fever,
five. Two deaths from yellow fever wers
refugees who returned to the city last
week. Ahssntees are urged not TO re-
turn until frost.
Eavans, October 80: Advices arriv-
| ing gradually from the interior describe
| the effects of the last hurricane Is very
disastrous. The sugar crop, which prom
ised to be exceptionally abundant, will
| be much reduced.
Washington, u. c., October 30: Sec
Eetary Morrill, pronOunces untrue and
without any found8tion, the statement
that he conteDplates quitting the cabi.
net to enter upon tbs canvass for the
Maine United States ssnatOrship.
Halifax, October 80: A government
steamer, just arrived, reports that an
American schooner, with all hands,
was lost on the west end OF Sable
island, in S gale on the sixteenth in9
stant. Five bodies were washed ashore.
New York, October 80: The jewelry
store of Stern Bros, No. 66 Hanover
street, was entered by burglars between
Saturday afternoon and this mor1iDg,
the safe broken open, and twenty thou
ssnd dollars worth OF the most vslusOle
portion Of the stock stolea.
Columbus. October 80: Lille S)ver,
AGED twenty-fOUr years, and domestic,
committed suicide last night by taking
IsudaUun, Mrs. Sover's husband left
her come time ago, and this, sddsd to
the loss Of her child by death, was, no
doubt, the cause Of her suicide.
Pottsyilie, Pa, october 90. Saturday
evening an alteration took place b.
tween q party Of men st L2custdale,
and subsequently, one OF tie party,
named John Bashen, was waylald and
shot desd. Three men, name1 L-ugh-
lin, Lennen and Oslligsn, have been ar
rested,
Galveston, October 80: The British
bark Crown Jewel, OF st Johns, arrived,
bringing the crew OF the schooner Thos.
Ucnsns, of Port Richmond, New York,
which went down off Grand Cayman
island during the late hurricane. The
vessel and cargo were total loss. There
were no lives lost.
Baltimore, October go: William Haw-
thorne, OF Washington county, Mary
land, eeventy-tWO years OF age, was
killed Yesterday, at that place, by his
on.in.isw, Edward Thomas Stevens.
The latter wac qusIeling with his wife,
and while attempting to eject him from
his house, Hawthorne received the fatal
wound.
Toronto, Ostober 80: A quantity OF
nitIo-glycerine In q magazine situated
on 8 crib ia the lake, below East pier,
which was to be used in hsrbOT improve
meut at Port Colborne, exploded to-day.
A man named King, VINO was in charge,
was blown TO atoms I he crib was shat
tered, and & number OF hOu5ts in the
neighSScrhood were damaged.
81. Louis, October %: Richard ives,
of San Francisco, arrived here last FIJI
dsy and is negotiating with the Vulcan
iron works for fifty thousand tons OF
iron plates to be converted into pipes
for conducting water from The , ezra
Neysdss TO San Francisco, distance OF
oRe hundred snd twenty miles. The
contract will amount 10 about two mil
lion dollars.
Washington, October 80: A court
martial has been appointed to meet, on
the second of November, at the Sr. Louis
barracks, consisting of the following o.
fcgls: Captain w. M'CleaTy, eighth
cavalry; First Lieutenant w @. For
bush, fitth cavalry; Second Lieutenant
S. Z p. Turner, tenth scavslry; }. ID.
King, eighth cavalry; Fist Lieutenant
E. B. Savage, judge advocate.
London, October 80: Nearly every
bishop to Ebcm sn invitation 10 attend
the Pan Anglican synod hss been sd-
dressed, has either accepted o. replied.
Some Of tbs most Influential American
bishops have stipulated That II they az
tend aIl subjects Of interest and import
ante shall be perfectly free and open 70
discussion. The synod will probably be
much occupied with matters sneclng
the EoiscopalIsn church in America.
New York, September 30: 4 special
from Paris states that at the grand con-
| cert yesterday 81 the Cirque UHiVer,
given under the direction or Pacdeloupi
su attempt was made to perform Siege
4 fried's Death March frOEl Wagner's
Ni6elungea. The nusicisns had no
| sooner beRun than the audience behaved
disgraoefHl!y, hOoliDg and shouts of
u Bcs Wa0neT.u The March concluded
ao1id desfe1iug and disgusting shouting
| Weberis overture 10 Der FTetschltts
shared a similar fate, go deep seated II
! the hate which the French heart bears
toward Germany and German music,
PhiladeIphis, October 30: There Is
considerable excitement 10 polluca c.T.
/ clss tc. dsy, CccSsiOEed % the arrest OF
| Henry Marcus and SAMUEL Jos5pnsi
charged With preparing To issue TO ne
gsl voter Fl ty Thousand tax receipts
| Mr. ! JGseDbs is s prominent Democrat
/ politician AMI is 3 member Of the state
! Legislature. He will have hesring to-
| day. Mr. Marcus il treasurer u the
/ Democratic city executive committee,
aud So ex member Of the select coun-
| Gil. BE hss been held to bail for trial.
| The arrests wers made at the instance
Of Christian KTuss, chairman OF the
/ K spubliesn city committee