Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-26
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY.
Bismarck is still very i'll.

Bismarck is still very ill.
The French Iacehorse Gladiator is
dead.
The insurgents were recently defeated
near Trebegui.
John Stellwager, Buffalo banker,
has suspended.
Whittle and Bliss are at st. Louis,
and doing we'll.
Central Pacific and Northern railway
trains are still snow-bound.
The insurgents are entreuched along
the road from Ragusa to Trebinge.
Turkish rulers are exercising great
cruelty to christians in that cline.
The Prussian government will grant
aid to the Philadelphia Centennial.
Thomas Hines yesterday killed VIM.
OoOley at Chsrlestown, West Virginia.
The Carlists and Alfonslst5 near Ben
tenR, the latter making general move
ment.
Half a million dollars will be required
to put the Panama railroad in good run
ming condition.
Shaw's Amherst hotel is burned; loss
fifty thousand dollars; insurance twenty
Thousand dollars.
The Sun Cook New Hampshire) fire
will not exceed fifty thousand dollars;
partially insured.
There is commercial crisis at Riga.
Two big firms failed yesterday, and the
panic may reach st. Petersburg.
The Hermann, Ethiope and Indiana,
from New York, and Atlas, from Bos-
ton, arrived st London yesterday.
La I6iaa and other opposition papers
in Spain reiterate the allegations Of Offi-
eias pressure and abuses in elections.
The national liberal party will give
Bismarck full support relative to the
Arnim clauses OF the new penal code.
The c0nsistory at the Vatican yester-
day recognized Mons. Kutschler arch
bishop in place of Rauscher dece ased.
The reichauzeiger has granted an ad-
ditional two hundred ard twenty-four
thousand pounds for army equipments.
The interest of absoonded United
States Revenue Collector Wilkinson in
the st. Joseph Herald is advertised for
sale.
In the Grower crooked whisky case
the defendant was acquitted yesterday
by jury in the Federal court at Indian
apolis.
The European governments are re-
serving replies to the American note on
the Cuban question III til they can ex.
change views.
The remains of General Gordon Gran
ger, who recently died in New Mexico,
are en- route to Lexington, Kentucky,
for final interment.
IL 4
NAL were formally exhibited in the
crystal palace, Amsterdam, by King
William, yesterday.
Advices from the City of Mexico, jan
uary 18th, say that four hundred soldiers
have been sent to reinforce the Mexican
troops on the Rio Grande.
OF the 400 deputies elected to the
Spanish congress, 364 are ministerialis:s,
10 are clericals, l contoRalist, and l
(Senor Castelar, ia moderate Republi-
can.
The Cincinnati people came near mob
bing Mike Wiggns yesterday because
he threw a child INTO the catch-basin of
sewer, whence it was rescued by VIM.
Ruhl.
Lucius W. Powell, tbs New York
manufacturer who is indicted in thirty
three forgery cases, yesterday plead
guilty, and was sentenced to fifteen
years imprisonment.
AUgustan, 8 negro, ia the man who
assassinated Ex-senator Ofutt, of st.
Laundry parish, louisiana. The MUIR
derer was pursued into q swamp, but
will probably be captured.
The supreme court Of Illinois decides
g. kIo 49, fInf -t,of 49, =.
rules of the Chicago board Of trade, the
what is known as option deals.
Between four O'Clock January 4th
and nine o'clock next morning, there
were thirty-seven earthquakes felt in
Peru, and Abaucs was entirely de-
stroyed. Loss Of life unknown.
Ministerial Council Buffet has sub
mitted President Mac Mahon complete
returns Of the elections for senatorial
delegates, but the decision will not be
made known before the thirtieth.
A bill was presented in the Ohio Iegis-
lature yesterday to deduct usurious in
terest already paid from the principal Of
8 debt, and requiring security for costs
to be filed in all cases instituted in the
courts.
The supreme court Of Illinois, yester-
day, could not agree, but was equally
split on the citiZ ms association man.
damus case to compel the city council
of Chicago to order the election of q
mayor of that city. Under this state OF
facts the present mayor holds over until
1877.
Sioux Indiaf $, under Sitting Bull, at
tackled a white psrty near Fort Pease,
on Yellowstone river, January ID, killed
one man and wounded five, besides cut
ting off another party OF nine men. The
Indians are several hundred stropg, and
it was feared the entire garrison would
be msssacred unless speedily assisted.
The grand lodge Of the Children OF
the Covenant, in its session at Colum.
bus, Ohio, yesterday, elected s. Ullman,
Of GAINESVILLE, president; Victor Abra-
ham, of Cincinnati, and John +. Lyon,
of Philadelphia, vice-pTesidents; B.
Benjamin, of Cincinnati, treasurer, and
A. Abraham, of Cincinnati, secretary.
In the United States circuit court at
Milwaukee, yesterday, the whisky cases
were taken up. Louis, Samuel, Elias
and Max Rindskopf, and Christian Sa-
lentine, Iectitiers, John G. Fitzgerald,
gguger, and Louis Bsmis, storekeeper,
pleaded guilty on an indictment for con-
spiracy to defraud. A nOlIe pTOseqUi was
entered in the case of w. II. Raddis,
vhn hod fT1rned Efafaja avidaDoa