Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-15
TELEG RAPHLC BtEVIuY.

Physicians declare Count Won Arnim's
son hopelessly i'll.
Snow storms are still impeding rail-
way progress to the Pacific.
Beeeher drew an immense crowd to
Plymouth church, in Brooklyn, Sunday.
President Grant and Secretary Bris-
tow engaged in long private confab
yesterday.
= Count Won Arnim's sentence Of inn
priscnUeut will probably be cOmmuted
TO finP.
Louis Maeppir, Compt de Carne, the
eminent pubiicist and member OF the
French academy, is dead.
One hundred and fifty men left Chey-
enne yesterday for the Black Hills. Two
hundred more will start this week.
Henry Wsterson, OF the Louisville
ffSSyss:;--ier.y Journal, reported sometime ago
as convalescing, 70 still quite Ill at his
residence in that city.
The chief police commissioner of Rot
teldana, states that active search is be-
log made there and elsewhere on the
continent for Winslow, the Boston
forger.
Prince Bismarck is thankful to cur
minister at Pekiug and our cabinet for
supporting the German claims for pun
ishing the Chinese pirates who destroyed
the German schooner Hannah.
A Bonapartis5 journal published at
Aisccio, in France, has been seized and
prosecuted for attacking the govern
ment and publishing proclamation is
sued by Napoleon from Wilhelr1sohe, in
1871.
"A body was found yesterday on tie
Missouri shore six miles below Cairo,
which, frott the description, is doubt
Ieas that of Frank Gilman, the en-
ri, e-r who was supposed to have fallen
into the river week ago.
About two miles from Nashville, yes
terday afternoon, Felix Fudge was
stabbed and instantly killed by his step
con in retaliation for being beaten and
kicked. The young man fed and has
not been arrested.
The Parker fraternity society Of B0s-
ton hss voted to extend the call to Rev.
Moncure D. Conway, OF London, Eng.
land, to become their pastor. 1t is
thought that he will Sccept, and take
the desk formerly occupied by Theodore
Parker.
Bismarck, in his illusions during q
speech on Wednesday in the Prussian
reichstag about the secret instigatoTs Of
the war alarm last spring, said, referring
to Empress Augusta, Princess Radzi-
vile, ard Count Nesssirede, the en-
press's chamberlain, that an influential
court CLIQUE continueSintriguiDg against
him, ana hope to effect his (Bismarck's)
removal.
Clifford White, lawyer Of Boston,
has been arrested and placed under ten
thousand dollars bonds, detectives hav-
ing traced to his possession thirty thou
sand dollars Of government bonds stolen
from a gentleman in New York about a
yea- ago. White purchased them for
ten cents on the dollar, and had them
put up as collateral for loan Of twenty
/ thousand dollars. He claims to have
had no knowledge Of their true chsrac-
| ter.
Prince Napoleon has Issued an address
| to the electors of Al iaccio. He says the
| form Of government is not in the ques-
ton as it existe. 81 accept it frankly"
He denies that his acceptance OF the
republic is dictated by ambition or per-
sonal interests, but declares that 1t comes
| from q profound conviction. he con-
clu les as follows: II respect the form OF
government without any bitterness, pro-
vided it insures order, justice and liberty
II elected 1 shall be always DEMOCRATIC
and alartisan Of progress" Renauil
and Decazes have issued strongly re-
publican ADDRESSES.
The fast line west over the Pennsylvs'
MIA railroad Saturday night struck
heavy land Glide Just east of JOhnstoWl
station, throwing the train from the
track and badly wrecking the engine
baggage.esr and two passenger cosches
The wrecked cars caught fire, and the
baggage-csr and two coaches were de-
| stroyed. A portion of the mails were
also burned. One lady passenger and the
bsggage-master were slightly bruised; ne
other casualties. The track is damage
distance Of twS hundred feet, and the
obstruction was 80 great that blasting
had to be resorted to to clear the tracE
Of debris.
The coronei's jury in the case Of the
persons killed at Robinson's OperahOuse
In Cincinnati, on the fifth instant, re-
turned verdict yesterday that 'ths
people came to their death from shocE
and ipj1ries, the result OF q stam'
pede caused by the cry OF fire raised
during the performance by a person un
known to the jury; aud from the over
crowded condition Of the house we tint
it was almost an impossibility to gair
an exit, and under those circumstance
these persons were unable to escape
The jaIy expressed the opinion that ta'
management was displayed in placing
so many tickets on sale.
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