Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-03
TELEGRAMS.

| oarls, December z: M. CheVandler lie
| Vadrome died to-day.
| London, December 2: The wife of the
| archbishop of Canterbury is dead.
Montreal. December 2: The vice-regal
| patty left in the forenoon for Ottawa.
Constantinople, December 2: The Russians
| hare evacuated various places in the neigh
| bohood of Denote.
| Calcutta, December 2: The trouble Ill
| Ktyber Pass is greatly exaggerated. A sim
| gle officer rode the entire length OF the Pass
| uimolested.
| Constautinople, December q: Suleimau
| Pasha has been degraded and sentenced to
confinement in fortress for his conduct dur
| ing the late war,
Belgrade, December 2: Several skirmishes
| have taken place between the ALBANIAN and
| Servian outposts, and some men have been
| killed and wounded
New York, December 2: The international
dairy far was formally opened tonight with
| an address by Ex-Governor Seymour. The
| attendance was large.
Baltimore, December 2: Garfield Bros. &
Co., jewelers. of this city, haze suspended.
Liabilities, one hundred and thirty thousand
acilarsj assets unknown.
Boston, December 2: Henry E. Dayton,
traveller for John Dizer, produce dealer, has
amount RI about twenty thousand dollars.
london, December 2; A Geneva CORES
pondent says the confederate government
has informed the Catholic cantons that it ls
determined not to receive another papal
nunco.
San Francisco, December 2: Vernon II.
Vaughn, ex governor of Utah, and late clerk
OF the committee on corporations of the con-
stitubonal convention, died 81 Sacramento
yesterday.
London, Gecember ): A correspondent at
| Gohstantinolpe says that battle has been
fought at Midiid between the troops and
Arab insurgents. The latter were defeated
and lost a quantity Of material.
Halifax, December 2: Her majesty's ship
Orontes, on her passage hence for Bermuda,
lost man overheard. The boats crew, of
thirteen, who went to his rescue, were all
drowned by the capsizing of the boat,
Boston, December Z: Spalding e. Wales,
Wholesale and retail dry goods merchants,
have failed, with three hundred and fifty
thousand dollars liabilities. The assets are
expected to approximatesthe Indebtedness.
San Francisco. December 2: Joseph Ar
| der, racentiy clerk in a.a ns.+.ncy of the Ne
! vada bsns Virginia City, was arrested here,
charged with the ENLIGHTENMENT of funds es-
hmated at from fifty to one hundred tAsa,
Q : -.JAIciSs
Berlin, December 2: Preparations on &
| grand scale are being made for the reception
| of the emperor Thursday. Bismarck will re.
| main In the country-his physicians advising
| perfect rest. Gortschakoff will be present at
| the reception of the emperor.
San Francisco, December 2: The British
! ohip Eskbank, from Glasgow to Portland
ria Honolulu, struck Diamond-Head, Ha
VAIN Islands, November third. The vesse
will probably get off. The cargo is much
damaged, and is being taken out.
Detroit December 2: Henry klein's coffee
house and saloon, short distance below the
clay. burned this morning; loss twelve
thousand dollars, insured for six Thousand
dollars. An adjoining dwelling also burned
loss eight hundred dollars. Supposed to bt
incendiary.
Fort n Kinney, December /: Frebipg'I
! rancho at Freb!ng City, on Crazy Woman
| creek, tSenty-eight miles north of this point
was entered by masked men on the twenty.
ninth ultimo. They gave the command
. Throw up your hand, " which was obeyed
They then went through the pockets of the
employees and took what they wanted from
the store.
Milwaukee, December 2: John Cheeky
lately extradited to Canada on the charge Of
forgery, and who escaped from the officer:
by jumping from the train near Toronto, re-
turned here late Friday night Last night
he was discovered by the police near the out.
skirts Of the city. The latter attempted hi.
! arrest, Ering two shots at him, but, owing t.
| tao darkness, he escaped.
| North Platte. December /: Stearns, o.
| Patterson & Steagns, came in from Niobors
river to-day. The Indians ran off thirty.
| three of their horses on the twenty-eighth
A second raid was made on Major North
The Indians got all he had left. "Wednesday
| the Indians made raid on Bratt's rancho
| on Birdwood. The cowboys gave tAem nigh
and the Indians only got four horses.
st. Louis, december 2: Jefferson CITY
! dispatch says the case of +. P. Baker
editor of the Topeka Kan. Commonwealth
against the Kansas City Times for twenty
| thousand dollars libel, arising out of Z pub
LEGATION in the Times charging chat Bake
had countenanceG ald encouraged the killing
| of MIR. Encsze, editor of the Topeka Blade
| in March OF last year, was submitted to
| iury in the United States circuit court to-day
and a verdict for one dollar damages wai
| rendered for Baker. Inc defendant viii
move for nav trial.