Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-05
TELEGRAPuLC B3EVIEY.

London, February 4 The stea mers
Dakota, Russia, ald f Igiand have ar.
rived out.
Paris, February 4: l5 is thought very
probable that the Dae d'Audiffret Pas
quier will b9 elected president Of the
lew senate.
indianapolis, February 4: Valentine
ReiDhardt, weil-knOWn German citi-
zen in this city, committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself.
London, February 4: Negotiations of
French capitalists II Egypt for railway
and other mOnoLClie5 have failed, leav-
ing the wsy clear fOr English proposals.
Paris, February 4: The Bien Public
says it has received Intelligence Of the
complete defeat OF the Carljsts. II is
stated that d III Carlos has fled and is
expected to take refuge on French terri
tory.
st. Petersburg, Februsry4: The Russ
kinlir, commenting on the proposals OF
Count AndIassy, says tie comedy now
being performed a. ConstantinOple Will
terminate TO the satisfaction to all con-
cerned.
London. February 4 The English
foreign office has received the thanks of
the German government !0r the prOtec-
IiOn of Germans by the commanders Of
British ships during the late election
disturbances in Peru.
Evansville, Ind, February 4: About
half dozen farmhOusss and q number
Of outhouaes were dCsTcyed during the
storm last Tuesday, by the heavy awells
OF backWater in the lower part Of Van
derburg county. One life is reported
lost, but not positively.
Paris, February 4: Prosecution has
been commenced against the Journal
La France for publishing the false news
that NJ. Buffet had rendered his resig-
nation, and declared that he would only
accept the governorship Of the Bank Of
France as comp 3nsatioD.
London, February 4: An election for
members Of the house Of commons for
DOrsetshire occurred 10 day and resulted
as follows: Captain Edward II. t. Dig
| by, 3060; Robert Fowler, 1856; majority,
1894. Captain D!gby is q son of Lord
| Digby, and is 8 conservative in politics.
Berlin, February a. Nothing is known
| here Of the rfpJrted visit of Queen Vic
| toria to this city. It is considered un-
| likely that she will come here, because
the main object of her journey is to
| visit the tomb Of Princess HOhenlohe,
her half sister, in Baden. She will also
visit the Duke Of 5sxe-COburg.
Cleveland, February 4: A railway
| postal-clerk, on the fast mail train, by
the name of J. f. BI iss wss arrested at
Cleveland, Ohio, Friday morning by a
special agent from Chicago for rObbing
the mails The proof was conclusive,
and he confessed the crime. Bliss lives
at Chicago, and has wife and one
child.
st. Louis, February / The indications
ere that there will shortly be some very
interesting developments with reference
to the manufacture of crooked beer and
tobacco in this city. II is known that
| government detectives have been at
work for some time in unearLhing rings
! organized to beat the treasury out Of the
revenues derived from these two COM
| modities.
: Rome, February 4: HOhenlohe ar
| rived here last night and was immedi-
ately received by the pope. Only two
| prelstes, Nina and Serafine, will be Gre
Rted cardinals at the next cOnsistOry,
The bishop of Olind2 appears to be in
! disposed to vacate his see, and has pro-
| posed fresh compromise on the pending
ecclesiastical questions between the
Vatican and Brszil, which will be ex-
amined by the secretary Of ecclesiastical
| affairs.
Berlin, February 4: Herr Reichens-
perger's pamphlet, which has just been
/ made public, argues that the ecclesissti-
cal laws transcend the States right TO
invade the sphere Of inner ecclesiastical
life, and that the resistance Of the bish-
ops and priests is not only commanded
by christian doctrine and good sense,
but fully justified by the express deter
limitations of Prussian law. The PAM
phlet is temperate IN tone, but unyield-
ing. In subs'au he declares that q
mOdus riUendi is possible by the reinser-
ton OF the immediate clauses OF the
Prussian constitution, or by an under
standing with the vatican, or q COM
plete separation Of church and state.