Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-10-20
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VIENNA, October l9.-The Austrian reich
stath reassembled to day.
SAVANNAH, October I9.-Interments to-
day, eighteen, Of which eight were from yel-
loW-feYer.
NEW ORLEANS, October I0.-James Cri-
merila, well known Italian, fell dead on
Canal street, this afternoon.
TORONTO, October IS.-The Lipfers hotel
and several buildings in Clifford burned to-
day. Loss, thirty thousand dollars.
CONsPANTINOPLE, October 19.-GeneraI
Ignatieft, Russian ambassador to Turkey, who
has been on a leave of absence, returned last
night.
LONDON, October I9.-The Post says that
the Egyptian army lost twenty-seven hun
dred men in the recent Abyssinian CAM
paigns.
NEW ORLEANS, October ia man
named Benjamin WadsWorth, was shot and
killed by Wester Logan, on Btenville street,
last nignt,
NEW YORK, October I9.-The Republican
national committee have Issued an address
of congratulation to the party on the result of
the fall elections.
NEW YORK, October I9.-The whisky cases
have been put of the calendar, as there is not
time for the prosecution to prepare the bills
OF particulars ordered.
BELLEVILLE, ONT, October I9.-James
M'Quillan, who murdered his wife in May
last, has been sentenced TO be hung on the
twenty first Of December.
KEY WEST, october IA terrific wind has
been blowing here since last night. The
steam tug Godfrey Kleber, from Philadelphia,
went ashore on the reef, and 1t is feared all
hands were lost.
LONDON, October ia dispatch from st.
Petersburg says that Lord LOTUS, the British
ambassador to Russia, will shortly proceed to
Livadia. This is regarded as a symptom OF
Russia.
NEW YORK, October l9.-''Mr. Hunt" bet
ter known as Richard Tweed in this city, and
"Mr. Sands" known as William King, who
rrTfF IN far NJ TNnrnl nf
he was arrested, arrived here yesterday from
England.
TORONTO October I9.-It is understood
that David Mills, member for Boutwell,, is
appointed to the vacant seat in the BomiRion
cabinet, in place of Hon. Laird, recently ap-
pointed to the lieutenant-governorship of the
northwest territory.
NEW YORK, October I9.-The French resi-
dents of New York last evening appointed nu-
merous committees TO solicit subscriptions
among the Franco-American population of
colossal statue of Liberty. Books were opened
and many subscriptions received.
PHILADELPHIA, October 19.-This is Com
bination Day at the Centennial, the day de-
voted to Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and
the District of Columbia. The Maryland and
Delaware State buildings are gaily decorated
with the national flags, festooned and draped
from every point or vantage, and also with
the flags of all nations.
NEW YORK, October I9.-The Tammany
county convention met to-day, Henry l..
x 1OllOWl0&
nominations: For mayor, Smith Ely, jr; for
justice of the superior court, John ]. Fried
man; Tor marine court justice, James p. Sim
mott; for surrogate, DelanO q. Calvin; for
sheriff, Bernard Reilly; for county clerk,
Henry A. Gumbleton.
WASHINGTON, October l9.-The society OF
the Army of Tennessee to-day visited Mount
Vernon as the guests OF citizens OF Washing
ton. a munthcent collation. was supplied on
board the boat by committee of citizens of
this city, and on going down and coming up
q ri iUaF Int
Fort Washington. At night the mem bers of
the society paid their respects to President
Grant.
NEW ORLEANS, October l9-The Repub-
ncan parish convention to-day indorsed the
Independent Conservative ticket for city and
parish officers, and recommended that all Re-
publicans vote for IL. They also pledged the
Republican party TO make no nominations
for city or parish officers. This action leaves
the regular Democratic ticket and the Inde-
pendent conservative tickets the only tickets
IN the field.
COATESVILE, PA, October Bon Tuesday
night young man, supposed to be James
Aikens, of Buffalo, New York and employed
as travelling salesman for a wholesale liquor
house OF New York city, was murdered and
robbed near Harrisburg. a few days ago he
poker room, near the Northern Central rail-
road Depot, exhibited roll Of bank notes
amounting to three thousand dollars.
LONDON October ia special from Rome
to the Daily NetOs says that Cardinal Antonel-
lis secretary has apologtzed 70 the Spanish
ambassador for the dtscOurtesy shown him
by the committee which supeTintended the
reception of the Spanish pilgrims by the pope
on Monday last, In refusing to admit MN and
his attaches, but the ambassador having tele-
graphed an account of the affair TO Madrid
has received instructions to demand an ex-
planaton from the holy see.
COATESVILLE, PA, October I9.-Tuesday
afternoon two miners employed In the CheS-
ter county iron mines engaged in a prize
fight to settle q difficulty between them. Ed
ward Warren, one OF the participants, was so
severely beaten by his antagonist, James
Moore, that he died. His friends then set
upon Moore and fatally injured him. The
friends of the two men engaged in riot last
night, during which several OF them were Sc
riously wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, October TO- Fourteen
contestants are entered for the tournament
this afternoon, and much interest is shown
in the affair. In addition to the prizes pre-
viously offered, a magnificent cup OF solid
silver, engraved with the imperial Chinese
dragon, is offered to the leading knight by
Wynn Seng, the Chinese mandarin, who has
| been almost continuously at the exhibition
| since the commencement, and is the fourth
man in rank in the Chinese empire.
CHICAGO, october BIN the suit brought
| by the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph COM
| pany against the Chicago, Rock Island and
| Pacific railroad company, and the Wes ern
| Union telegraph company, in the district
| court of scott county, at Davenport, Iowa, tC
| restrain the latter companies from interfer.
| ing with the construction of a telegraph line
on the Rock Island road In Iowa, on the ap
| pearance of defendants attorneys to resist the
| application for an injunction, the plaintiff
abandoned their case In that court.
| NEW ORLEANS, October I9.-Mr. Alfred
| Bablot, editor and proprietor of the Federal
| tsL a newspaper published in the City OF Mex
| leo, has arrived here, en- route for Philadel
phia and is the special commissioner OF the
| Mexican government. Mr.. BablOt also repre-
| sents the Associated Press of Mexico, and ex
| presses the desire of the Mexican press fO
daily 1elegrapnIc news, the service from thu
United States 10 be ria Matamoros or Browns
vile. He believes the Mexican revolution
will end in a short time, the government haV
ing abundant means TO put 1t down,