Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-31
TELEGRAPHIO BREvITY.

| 1EAEO 6AEhAO bhEH VIII.
New York, May 80: The steamer
Russia, from Liverpool, arrived to-day.
Moselle, May 80: The steamship
Ethiopia, from New York, has arrived.
Farther Point, May 80: The steam
| ship Canadian has arrived from GIas-
gov.
Philadelphia, May 80: The steamship
FadeIland, from Antwerp, has arrived
here.
Paris, May 30: Henri Roehefort is Sc.
riously Ill at Geneva with dropsy Of the
heart.
Paris, May 80: Seven radicals and
one conservative have been elected
members of the municipal council in
place Of the councillors elected deputies.
Boston, May 30: The Park Street
church of this city has issued a call to
Rev. J. 7 Withrow, D. D., pastor of the
Second Presbyterian church Of Indiana
polls.
Utica, n. Y, May 30: Rev. Timothy
Jenkins, editor Of the YcUiaiH, the only
Welch Methodist magazine in the coun-
try, died here last evening, aged seven
ty-three.
New Orleans, May 80: The congress
sional conmitte eOrdered the sergeant
alarms to summon District-AttOrney
Beckwitb, who will be the first Federal
official Investigated.
Versailles, May 30: The committee of
the assembly investigating the election
of Count Nun, legitimlst deputy from
MorbihsD, have resolved, with one dis
| senting vote, to report in favor of Inval-
idation.
Dublin May 80: The university boat
club has organized an under graduates
crew for Saratoga. Teams of Irish
crieketers, composed of tie best men of
the Dublin and provincial clubs, will go
to America in August.
London, Msy 30: A special dispatch
to the Standard from Madrid says that
Protestant school in the province OF
Pontevedra has been closed by order OF
the minister of justice, at the request OF
the clerical authorities.
London, May 80: Mrs. Minis Jury, q
sister OF the Tichborne claimant, and
one Of the witnesses against him or the
famous trial, was today sentenced to
seven years penal servitude, having
been convicted Of stealing. - .
London, May 80: Considerable busi-
uHeS W As GOuc uuAlAlk tAlS Da5A GOA LBlRub
in both English and foreign hops. Hops
are higher for most descriptions. The
prospects of the next crop have been
somewhat improved by the abundant
rains and higher temperature.
Philadelphia, May 80: This morning
the formal opening Of the bankers and
brokers' building at the Exposition
grounds took place in the presence of q
large crowd OF distinguished financiers
from all parts Of the country, and in
cluding nearly all the bankers and bank
officials Of the city.
Cairo May 80: A fire this afternoon
DESTROYED CANDLES wagon factory and
Phillips's warehouse. The loss on both
will amount to fifteen or twenty thou
sand dollars. Phillips's insurance, seven
thousand five hundred dollars; Gam
ble's insurance on building ana stock,
four thousand dollars.
London, May 80: In the house OF
commons, this evening, Mr.. Honbury
gave notice that he would, at an early
date, call attention to the circumstances
under which certain foreign ministers,
while enjoying the immunities incident
to their Iosition, served as directors OF
certain private companies.
st. Louis, May 30: In the United
States district court the motion for new
trial in the case of r. w. Uric and oth-
ers was sustained; in the cases Of John
MFaIl, John E. Howard, and Louis
KettermaD, United States gsugers, judg-
ment was entered against their bonds in
ten thousand dollars each.
Cincinnati, May 80: The passenger
rates on all theroads eastward fIOm Gin
cinnati will be reduced tomorrow to the
following figures: To Boston, sixteen
dollars; to New York, sixteen dollars;
to Philadelphia, twelve dollars and thir-
ty.flve cents; to Baltimore and Wash
ington, ten dollars and ninety cents.
Newport, R. L, May 80: The general
assembly met to-day. The counting
committee reported J. NJ. Addeman
elected secretary and no choice for the
other Stale officers. The grand commit
| tee then reelected Governor Lippitt,
| LieUtentant-G Governor Sisson, Attorney
General Doyles, and Treasurer Samuel
| Clark.
Detroit, May 30: A fire at Grand Hs-
| ven this morning destroyed five stores
| on Washington street and one dwelling
| house; the Baird block was also cOnsid-
erably damaged. The total loss is estl-
mated at fifteen thousand dollars; in
| suranca three thousand dollars. The
fire was undoubtedly the work Of an in
cendiary, as cotton, saturated with ker-
| osene, was discovered burning IN other
buildings in the city, and the hose at
tached to the fire-eDgine was plugged.
New York, May 80: At the night SET
sion Of the Presbyterian general assem-
bly,, an overture In regard to reducing
| the representation Of the general assem-
bly,, was rejected by the presbyteries by
| 8 vote OF nineteen to one hundred and
one. An overture on the poIity of the
/ church was adopted after an amend
ment making the representation one
bishop and one elder to every fifty min.
listers, and the assembly then adjourned.
Chicago, May 30: The street work.
men in the Union rolling-m mill, who to
the number Of two hundred and twenty
inaugurated q strike yesterday which
| threstened to end in the entire suspen-
slon of the eompany's operations and
throw seven hundred men out of en-
ployment, returned 10 work to-day,
having given up their intention OF Sc
curing an advance OF from ten 10 fifteen
per cent. in wages. Only the ring
| ia0dara vVara refused work