Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-09
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITr.


IN Boston yesterday.
Ex-Governor Olden, OF New Jersey,
died ct Trenton yesterday.
Ford Green fell from q train in Chi
cago yesterday, and was Instantly killed.
George W. Harris; a stock broker,
hung himself in Philadelphia yesterday.
The removal of army headquarters
from st. Louis TO Washington begun
yesterday.
The Cambridge crew got wsy with the
Oxfords on the Thames, yesterday, by
four lengths.
Beecher will probably have to answer
the charges made by Moulton before
public opinion within the Beecher
church will be satisfied.
M'Kee's move Cor new trial was de-
cided adversely yesterday, but Judge
Dillon has now under advisement mo-
ton for arres! Of judgment
The Democratic Territorial conven-
ton met at Salt Lake yesterday, and ap-
pointed delegates to the st. Louis con-
vention without instructions.
Advices from Bosnia assert that the
insurrection in that province is spread
ing. The district Of BOscs has joined
the movement. Fighting was reported
there yesterday.
New York bank statement: Loans
iueie4se, S455, 900; speeie iBerea'e, 1884,
eco; legal-tendeTs increase, S3,0l8, 100;
deposits increase, So, ,567, 800; circulation
decrfase, $66. 400; reserve decrease, ST.
$50. $50.
The British minister at Athens tele-
graphs that he has not heard that any
! English people were on board the
Steamer -~onti, when che sunk off
Cape Malea. Among :..c :Ss saved are two
Americans.
Among the passengers By the steam
ship Germanis, which arrived si New
York yesterday, was lieutenant Gov
erDor Bolt, Of Michigan, whO has re-
turned from an extended todr through
Egypt and the Holy Land.
In San Francisco, yesterday, United
States Detective EinDegGn arrested G.
B. Wilken, ex-collector OF Internal feVe-
nue. for the western district Of NJ IS )uri,
for the embezzlement Of stamps to the
amount Of twelve thousand collars.
A brave young man named Shane at
tempted yesterday, in St Louis, to kil
one Jil2, the seducer of his sister. He
fred one shot, which may prove fatal,
when tiIz wrested the pistol from him
and killed him, shooting hiItt fouf times.
The Louisville gas and water COM
panies have promised not to hold the
government responsible for the use OF
gas a9u water during the Trezent trOu-
| Die, but to furnish the same fres Of
charge. Secretary BristOw has accepted
| their offer,
AT Chicago yesterday Ct. NJ. Wheeler,
president of the Lacrosse stinDal bank,
which is reported to have deffeuded its
patrons cut Of twenty-five thousand dol
lars, gave himself up, and was held by
the United States commissioner In fifty
thousand dollars bail.
In st. Louis yesterday young man
named Shane shot man Lamed w.
w. Jilz, for slleged seduction OF his
| (Shane's) sister. Jilz's wounds ere sup
posed to be mortal: Young Shane r9
ceived three shots also, causing his
death soon after the Tow.
A telegram from Vienna says that
Count Andrassy, in reply to sugges ton
! from Prince Gortschs kof, that Austria
intervene in case the Turks invaded
Servia, declined to take such step IN.
less Turkey violated the treaties by psr-
manently occupying Servia.
The game of billiards between Cyrille
Dion and A. P. Rudolph in New York
yesterday for the Championship o!
| America, diamond cue, and one thou
sand dollars, on a four-pocket table,
fifteen hundred points, was won by
Dion, Rudolph scoring only three hum
dred and ninety-four.
The Ohio greenbsck convention al
Columbus Thursday attracted twenty
persons, 81. o. Sheldon, of Oberlip,
being president. After adopting an en-.
thusiastic paper platform, the executive
committee was authorized to appoint
delegates to the national greenbscB
convention, which meets at Indianap'
oils in May.
The insurgent leaders have informed
| Baron Rodich OF the conditions or
which they will lay down their arms
Their terms include the withdrawal O
all Turkish troops except six small gar
: risons, which shall be placed under tht
supervision of Russian and Austrian in
spectors. They also require the disarm
ament of M8hOmedsns and gusranteeI
from the powers.
1t has been decided by the counsel TO
plaintiff in the Moulton- Beecher case tt
take an appeal from Justice Dykman'
decision on the demurrer Of defendant
and which has been sustained by tn
court Motion papers and notice OF thr
appeal will be served on Mr.. Beecher'
counsel within a few days. The cas-
will be argued at the general term Of tn
supreme court, to bs held at Poughkeep
sic in May next.