Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-13

district has nominated Governor Porter, of
Iowa, for congress.
London, June II: A Rome dispatch says
that he many recent reports of the pope 8
falling health. and of his intended abdica-
ton, are unfounded.
Adrian, Mich, June II: The second con-
gressional district has nominated l.. ID.
Thomas a candidate of the National
Greenback party for congress.
Berlin, June IL: The statement of the
Imperial Bank Of Germany shows an increase
in specie of four million eight hundred and
seventy-seven thousand marks.
Chicago, June II: Judge Williams this
morning refused to grant an injunction re-
straining the use of Bedford stone in the
construction of the new county building.
Berlin, June IL: To-day's bulletins report
that the emperor enjoyed an undisturbed and
refreshing sleep throughout the night, and
this morning he sat up. The swelling of his
arm has decreased.
West Point, June II: General Sheridan ar
rived at ten o'clock this morning, and was
received with maJor-general's salute. The
class examination closed yesterday, and the
standing will be announced to morrow fore
noon.
London, June II: A dispatch from Ac-
crington says that meeting of overlookers,
representing every mill except one, yesterday
unanimously favored submission to the mas
ters terms, and decided to make every effort
to terminate the strike.
London, June II: A Vienna correspondent
says the various governments have agreed
that the discussions In congress shall be Sc
cret. A committee will Immediately be ap
pointed to select what portions of the de-
alterations it is desirable to publish.
st. Petersburg, June II: To-day's bulletin
reports the condition of the empress as fol-
lows: The fever and inflammation is subsiding,
but the patient 8 rest Is disturbed and she does
not gain strength. Public prayers are offered
In the churches In all parts of Russia for the
recovery Of the empress.
Rome, June II: The BersagEieri, a lib
eral newspaper stated yesterday that the
pope had had protracted fainting fit. The
OsserUatOre Romano officially states that the
pope's health is excellent. The Unita Cath
Olica contradicts the report that the pope con-
templates going to the country. The weather
in Rome is excessively hot.
London, June ~: The confidence, both in
st. Petersburg and Berlin, in the successful
issue of the congress is reported to be so deep
as to almost exclude doubt that Count
Schouvaloff and his policyis triumphant, and
st. Petersburg and his antagonists are ST.
fenced, but the situation at Constsntinople
still continues to cause uneaslness.
San Francisco, June IL: A WInnemucca
dispatch says the citizens held meeting last
night and subscribed money TO arm and
equip a mounted volunteer company to go
out on the northwestern State road to scout
and check the hostile Indians, who are re-
ported numerous In the vicinity of Fort
M'Dermott. The up stage from Summit
was captured by Indians yesterday, and
M'Cutchen, the driver, was killed. There
was only one passenger, named Hamilton;
he escaped on one of the leaders; the rest of
the horses were captured and the stage
Quilted The settlers are all crowding into
Camp M'Dermott.
Montreal, June IL: The Orangemen of
this city have resolved to celebrate the twelfth
of July by procession to church. The coun-
try and district masters have issued an ad-
dress saying that they intend to comply
strictly with the provisions of the Blake act
and 60 unarmed, play no party tunes In the
streets, and will trust themselves to that pro-
lection which the military, civic and all other
authorities afford all law abiding persons. II,
however, they are made to know they are
outlawed, any assistance they may receive
from friends will not be refused Speakin
for the Orange body, they gladly join in
abolIshing all public PROFESSIONS except one
distinctly Canadian.
West Point, June ~: The Presidential
party arrived here at eleven o'clock this fore
noon on the government steamer Henry
Smith, having left the cars at Jersey City.
and going directly aboard at halfpas six
this morning. They took lunch aboard, and
were met at the wharf here by General Scho-
field and other officers, a troop of cavalry and
a battalion of engineers. Carriages also were
in waiting, and the distinguished party were
escorted to the plateau, were they were re-
ceived by the corps of cadets with presented
arms IN front of the barracks, the band play
ing Hail to the Chief. At the same time
Presidential salute was fired. The visitors
were then escorted to Major General Scho-
fields cottage. The party includes the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Hayes, General Sherman, At
torneyGeneral Devens and Mr.. Hayes's son.
Special exercises and drills are to be held
this afternoon.