Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-11
SUNDAY TELEGRAMS.

Belgrade, June g: Prince Milan has
quashed the sentence of death upon Elk Min
lister Tchumitch.
St. Petersburg June 8: The Empress of
Russia is seriously ill of fever and Inhamma-
ton of the pleuri.
Berlin, June 8: While the congress will as
semble Thursday, the proceedings until Sat
urday will be merely formal.
Berlin, June 8: Vera Saesulltch, who shot
the st. Petersburg project OF police, is I'M
prisoned at Schleisselberg, on the Neva.
Washington, June 9: The bond of Ex-
Governor Packard, of Louisiana, as consul to
Liverpool has been received at the state de-
partment and approved.
st. Petersburg, June 8: The Journal de st.
Petersburg, In discussing Turkeys memoran-
dunn to the congress, says it will not succeed
in creating split among the powers.
London, June 8: The chief agent of Hay
dock coliery, where the terrible explosion &C.
Cured last week, says the number of persons
killed is fifty less than first supposed.
Boston June 9: DR.. Andrew J. Gibson, of
this city, was arrested to-day. charged with
performing an abortion on Mrs Rebecca
Haines, who died at bingham yesterday.
Pottsville, Pa, June 9: Michael Landy,
the defaulting tax-collector of Mahoning
City, and leader of the Knights of Labor in
this region, was arrested in Philadelphia and
taken back to Mahoning City.
London, June g: The Standards telegram
from Bucharest reports that the movements of
the Russian troops cause fear that the Rus
slams intend to interrupt the march of the
Roumanian troops and occupy Bucharest.
San Francisco, June g: Colonel Summers,
of the First United States cavalry, with three
companies of infantry from Angel Island
and the troops stationed at Benicia, have gone
forward to reinforce the troops in Idaho.
London, June 9: A Times dispatch from
st. Petersburg says that it is believed that
Russia will set more importance on the guar
antees for the state of things to be establish
ed by the congress than on the question of
frontiers.
Vienna, June 8: The Erie PreSSe an
nounces that six divisions of the Austrian
army are to be placed, in few days, on a
| war footing, so that means may be In readl-
| ness to execute the directions Of the congress
affecting Austria.
Montreal, June 8: The seats at the Amphi-
| theater, in the western suburb of the city,
| gave way to day and a number of persons
| were seriously injured. The police, who at
| tempted to dispense the crowd, were attacked
| and badly beaten.
| Philadelphia, June 9: Another meeting OF
| those desiring to contribute to the fund for
| the defense of the parties charged with the
| murder of Lord Leitrim, In Ireland, was held
| this afternoon. Subscriptions were received
and resolutions adopted, making the affair a
| national one.
London, June 8: The Standards special
| from Berlin states that the correct report OF
| the only Judicial examination of Nobling be-
| fore he became unconscious, shows that he
| said he himself offered to undertake the
work, and discussed the plan with several
| persons, who approved it.
New York June 8: The condition of Will
| liam Cullen Bryant tonight is not very favor
| ishment less freely. His respiration is good,
| but his pulse is not quite so strong. The
| physicians do not look for any change within
| the next twenty-four hours.
Constantinople, June 10: The Russians are
making retrograde movements at various
| points. The railway between Varna and
| Rustchuk will shortly be reopened. The Bull
| plain of Arda, and the Mussulmans are fleeing
| to the Rhodope mountains. 1t is said that
nineteen villages have been burned, several
old menscrucihed, and many women violated.
Washington, June 9: 1t is currently re-
ported that Senator Mathews was served last
| night with a subpoena to appear before the
Potter committee, but the sergeant arms,
at a late hour last night, had received no re-
| port from his deputy subpena-clerk, in whose
hands it was placed. If it has not yet been
served, there is no doubt but it will be to-
morrow morning.
Philadelphia, June 8: The Socialists had
arranged for a mass meeting Tuesday even
ing, but on going to rent hall were told
that the mayor had requested the proprietor
not to permit the meeting. An indignation
meeting was held and strong language
| against the action of the mayor INDUCED in
Arrangements were made for another hall.
| Washington, June 8: Senator Edmunds
| will tomorrow ask to be excused from service
on the special commission appointed by re-
quest of Senator Mathews to inquire into all
matters touching the Presidential election in
Louisiana. Senator Edmunds has been suffer
| ing from malaria, and desires to return home
Immediately after the adjournment of con-
| gress.
London, June g.: The Daily News pub
fishes series of sensational dispatches from
Constantinople, ria Syria, to the effect that
the sultan had completely lost his head; that
a change of sovereign and the possibility OF
a dynasty was imminent; that the party
| which wants to make Midhat Pasha dictator
Is strongest; that the Turkish army shows a
mutinous spirit, and that great excitement
exists in Stamboul