Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-04
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.


rived here.
Father Point, June q Passed in-Steam-
ship Polynesian, from Liverpool.
San Francisco, June 2: Arrived-British
bark Mabel Young, from Glasgow.
London, June 2: A Pera dispatch says that
boat-loads of troops and material are daily
arriving from Shumla.
Paris, June 2: The French Derby was Won
to-day by Insulaire, with Clocher second and
Strathander third. Thirteen horses ran.
London, June 2: 1t is announced that
Count Schouvaloff started for St. Petersburg
last night. From there he will go to the
congress.
London, June 9: The officers of the Ger
man iron-clad Koenig Wilhelm declare that
the collision was caused by the failure of her
steering gear.
Berlin, June 9: The statement of the I'm
perial Bank of Germany shows an increase in
specie of two million one hundred and nine
lynne thousand marks.
Peoria, June 3: The lower half of the viii
lage of Sparland, thirty miles above here, was
destroyed by fire last night. Nearly all the
business houses were burned.
Covington, Ind, June q: The trial of the
fourteen men indicted for the murder of the
Coal creek miners closed last night, the jury
returning verdict of mot guilty"
Liverpool. June 2: Williams & Guion's
steamer Idaho went ashore on Saturday in a
fog, near the Koningberg hght.ship, on the
coast of Ireland, and afterward foundered.
The crew and passengers were saved.
Troy, June g: This afternoon Vincent
Stiles, aged eight years, and Ernest Page,
aged ten years, while playing on raft In
the cemetery pond at Waterford, Saratoga,
county, fell In the water and were drowned.
Boston, June 2: A party of eight young
men went down the harbor in a sailboat this
afternoon, and when off Thompson's island
the boat capsized, and John and Stephen
Lowering (brothers), and Stephen Drabb
were drowned.
Vienna, June 2: The lower house has
passed bill relative to the amount to be con-
tributed by each section of the monarchy to-
ward the expenditure for the so-called COM
mon affairs. Hereby the most essential point
OF the Austro-Hungarian compromise is dis
posed of.
london, June 3: Special dispatches from
Constantinople say that the sultan failed
to attend the mosque Friday, whereby
fear of an outbreak il believed to be i'm
piled. This Constantinople news serves to
check the otherwise firm tendency of the Lon
don stock exchange.
London. June 2: A Vienna dispatch says
that the Russians have arranged for mutu-
al withdrawal from the vicinity of CONSTANT
nople, as far as England is concerned, but
stipulated that the Turks must evacuate
Shumla and Varna, and not advance beyond
the lines of Schalaldana.
Detroit, June 2: The Free Press to-day
celebrated the rebuilding and taking posses
sion of its new Office, their old Office having
been destroyed by fire, less than FIVE weeks
ago, by issuing thlrty-two page quarto
paper, with supplement-, the printing being
done on its new Bullock perfecting press.
Columbus, O., June 3: The insurance Oh
Chaney's warehouse, at the canal in Win
chester, was placed as follows: Franklin, of
Columbus, three thousand dollars on build
ings and machinery; Merchants, of Newark,
two thousand dollars; Citizens, of st. Louis,
two thousand dollars; and Manufacturers, of
Newark, three thousand dollars on contents.
London, June 2: dispatch from Dublin
announces the arrival there, at two clock
this morning, of one hundred and twenty
seven passengers wrecked on the steamer
Idaho. They spent the remainder of the
night at the railroad terminus. The passen-
gers are expected in Liverpool tonight, to-
gether with the Idaho's crew.
Vienna, June 2: Count Andrassy has in
formed the Hungarian delegation that he
had received a positive communication that
the congress would assemble on the eleventh
of June. The fact that Germany had issued
basis on which the congress had been sum-
moned was treaty accepted by Russia and
England.
London, June 2: The Post, In its leader,
says: Affairs have been so far agreed upon
in principle that 1t is estimated that the con-
gress can conclude its labor in eight sittings,
These, with the necessary intervals for draft
ing the minutes. would occupy about three
weeks. The Posts Berlin special states
that thirty shot were extracted from the
body of the emperor.
st. Paul, June 2: The Minneapolis funeral
of the unrecognized remains of the victims
OF the mill explosion took place here to-day,
the city departments and benevolent societies
joining In the procession. The concourse fol-
lowing the remains to the cemetery was
large, and the streets through which it passed
were thronged with people. Rev. J. II. Tut
tie and G. M. Heard, OF the city clergy, per-
formed religious services.
London, June 2: Pera correspondent
states that the Porte has Informed England
and Russia that Thessaly, Eplrus and Crete
shall be annexed to Greece, and that all the
Turkish provinces shall be made autono-
nous. A Turkish officer has gone to San
Stefano to demand an explanation of the re-
cent suspicious movements. All the Turkish
commanders have been ordered to be in
readiness to resume hostlities.
London, June 2: The papers usually cred
tied with official information state the belief
that the government intends to announce to
parliament tonight that an understanding
relative to the congress has been reached and
invitations have been issued. The Post an
nounces that Lords Beaconsfeld, Salisbury
and 0do Russell will represent England; the
two former intend to embark Thursday,
probably in a man-of-war, with an escort.
| Toledo, o., June 3: While the draw
| bridge over the Maumee at East Toledo was
open this afternoon, for passing vessel, a
| freight-train of forty cars on the Lake Shore
railroad approached the bridge on down
grade, and before it could be stopped the en-
| CINE and three cars were precipitated into
thousand dollars. Nobody hurt, and the