Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-05
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

London. June 4: The Manchester cup was
won by Sartington.
Liverpool, June 4: Arrived-Steamer IL
lyrian, from Boston.
St. Petersburg, June 4: The police are to
be armed with revOlvers.
ST. Thomas, Ont, June 4: The directors of
the Canada Southern railroad have been reelected.
Ottawa, June 3: The smallpox prevails
here. Thirty cases are reported in the lower town.
Ottawa, June s: Counterfeit five dollar
bills on the Bank OF Commerce are In circulation
here.
Madrid, June 8: The government will
shortly submit to the cortes bill for the abolition
OF slavery.
Concord, June 4: The legislature organ
lied to-day. The senate elected Gadager, a Re-
publican, president.
st: Peteraourg, June 4: The AMOR rlver
and tributaries have overlooked, and it Is thought
a famine Will ensue.
London, June 4: The bullion withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance to-day was
nfty-two thousand pounds.
Rome, June 4: The river Pc has made a
breach in the embankment between ZeTmide and
Revere doing serious damage.
New York, June 4: The steamship Alge-
Iia for Liverpool to-day takes out two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars In gold coin.
Des Moines, June 4: In a trial by the
PAGER Sweetzer yesterday. against time, he made
three heats in 2:17, 2;19 and 2:2O.
Hamburg, June 4: Borsenhalle denies that
Bismarck has asked Hamburg and Bremen to sur
render tueir privileges as free ports.
Paris, June 3: The project for holding
an International regatta en- Lake Geneva, SwItzer-
land, mas been abandoned for this year.
New York, June 3: James Orion Wood
run, proprietor OF the "Woodruff Scientific Expedi-
tion" died here this morning OF brain disease.
Berlin, June 4: A statement is made that
the Imperial bank of Germany shows a decrease in
specie OF two million five hundred and sixty thou
sand marks.
Paris, June 3: DeIIasseps will shortly is
prospectus inviting subscriptions to the Pana-
ma canal project, ana will go the isthmus him
self In September.
st. Petersburg, June 3: The GoIoS an
nounces that five hundred of the Dsghestan noun
ianeers who pad revolted during the late war, have
been exiled to Perm.
Cologne, June 3: Bismarck wishes to sub
stitute Quadrennal Ssxtennial for triennta par
liam but the change is net likely to be proposed
at the present session.
New York, June 3: Among the passengers
by the steamship Schylia are Mr.. Kasson, United
to Russia, and the Duke OF Argyle.
San Francisco, June 4: A dispatch from
Colusa says that N SQuires, convicted OF murder in
razor. His wife took the razor to him.
Alexandra, June-3: The German consul
general at this place Will proceed to Cairo to de-
mand reply Of the protest Of the German 1 govern
Simla, June 3: The famine in Cashmere
is very Serious and great distress prevails through
out the country Many towns and villages have been
depopulated. The authorities are sending for as
sistance
Malta, June 8: The steamer A. E. Nor
denskJod has sailed hence for Behring's straits by
way of the Suez canal in quest of the steamer Lega
densk1olu and party.
London, June 4: Elliott and Hanlan are
rapidly coming into good form, and are daily
watched by large crowds. Betting continues two to
one HaOlal owing rather the Sportsman says,
to the abundance Of American money.
New Orleans, June 3: The city council has
unanimously passed a protest against the passage
tltion the convention not to adopt said report as
they consider 1t destructive to public credit.
Paris, June 3: Investigation into the ex-
OBJ OF ak, with reference to Jules Ferys education
BILL show the charge to be unfOunded or al least the
LAT guage furnishes no sufficient cause for pTosecu
ton.
Berlin, June 4: It is believed the railroad
question will be brought before the Teichstag at this
Dosai viii be Introduced. of uniform rates for ali
railway lines In the empire whether state or pro
prletaT.
Albany, June 4: James L. Fish, of New
York, has been appointed receiver Of the GLOBE
Mutual life insurance company. Fish gives Two
hundred thousand dollars security and deposits the
receipts, papers, etc, with the Mutual Trust com
pany Of New York.
Rome, June 8: A letter written by the
pope has been published deplorlDg the new civil
marriage, denying That the cnuTch desires 20 en-
eroach upon the prerogatives of the State, but de-
clariDg that purely civil marriages destitute OF
honest or sacred bonds.
San Francisco, June 3: The indictments
against George Schultz for embeZZling quarter OF
million dollars from the Justice mining company,
ana H s. Tibbey, for defalcation in the Dupont
street assessment were Quashed b. Judge Blake this
morning not the necessary grand jurors voting for
the Indictment.
ST. Louis, June 8: The board of public
schools has brought suit against the sureties of
P Kreiger jr late cashier OF the Broadway savings
bank, who was also treasurer OF the school board To
in his hands and deposited in the Broadway savings
| bank when that concern suspended.
New York, June 3: Albert Falk, general
| manager for VIM. Ryle, silk importer and manufae-
Cling one hundred thousand dollars, was rearrested
to-day the further deficiency of one hundred thou
sand dollars being found in his accounts. Falk is in
| the Ludlow street Jail.
London, June 3: Official reports from
Cashmere say Ii Is Impossible to exaggerate the dis
| tTess the famine is causing there. The maharaiat
OF that province at the urgent request of the vicerOy
of India, is proceeding to Scrnsgur to superintend
OF grain are In transit to the valley Of Cashmere.
St. Louis, juno 8: Philip Stock, who wal
appointed by the circuit court, few days ago, as
sgnee of the Broadway savings bank, having failed
appointed j. Franciscus, for many years connected
with the clearinghouse Of Haskell 4 Co, TO fill the
position. MI Franciseus gave bond at once for hall
million collars, and will take charge of the affair.
| Of the defunct bank at once.
| Newark, n. j., June 4: The German Ro-
| man Catholic central association of the United
States elected ]. II. StuhDhorst of ST. Louis presi
| dent; Rev. Father Schsmenrlngsr, OF New York, re
cording secTetaTy Charles HOlzhauer, of Milwaukee
| financial secretary, and John NJ Dietz of Newport
treasurer. An invitation has been extended to tht
| Irish Catholic Union of North America to paItlci
pate in the next annual convention Of the German
| central association.