Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Boston, April 13.-Joseph S. Doyle, of tn,
| St. James Hotel, has failed. Liabilities
$4,000 nominal assets, $4,000.
Albany, April 13-The free canal resolu
tions as corrected by the Senate again passed
the Assembly-yeas, IS; nays, So.
Washington, Pa, April 13.-Ruth's defal-
Fcstion will probably amount TO $4,000 oil
$4,000, bnt the Investigation is not com
pleted.
Pittsfeld, Mass, April 13.-The will o.
Thomas Allen will be probsted at ST. Louis
and Pittsfeld. The estate is valued al
Sic, 100000.
East Saginaw, Mich, April 13.-A special
from Harrison, county seat of Glare county
says all OF the south side of Main street In
that village was burned this evening.
Hartford, Conn.,, April 13.--Both branches
of-the Legislature passed bill restraining
the traffic in Intoxicating liquors. The pres
ent local option system is to be retained.
Richmond, Va, April 13.-In the Senate
to-day the congressional reapportionment
bill that recently passed the House of Dele
gates, was defeated by vote of 10 to Is.
Cincinnati, April 13.-The Associated Ex-
eeutiye Committee of Friends, on Indian
afairs,was in session here to-day, with repre-
sentatives from nearly all the yearly meet
iDgs of orthodox friends.
Racine,s Wis, April 13.-William Beck,
aged twelve years. shot himself fatally yes
terday because, after having been ont late
the preceding night, his father awoke him
with harsh words in the morning.
Harrisburg Pa, April 13-This morning
Attorney General Palmer. filed with the pro-
thonotary 2l3 suits against the Mutual In
surance Company, OF this State, and asked
that writs of quo uaTTdHto be issued by the
court in all cases to show cause why their
business should not be closed up.
st. Louis, April 13.-The Southern Ex-
press Company to-day filed bond in the
United States Circuit Court for Sl50,000, as
a guarantee that it will faithfully carry out
the decree of the court recently given in the
case of the Southern Express Company
against the Iron Mountain railroad.
Chicago, April 13.-W. J. johnson, at
tornsy for Mrs Frances Scoviile in the pro-
ceedings to have a cons srvator appointed for
the estate of Charles j. GuiIeau, inter-
viewed in regard to the proposed action, said
that the matter would come up in the County
Court Saturday. Judge LOOMS has not
quashed the writ.
Charleston, S. c., April 13.-The steamer
Planter exploded her boiler this morning
Just after leaving the dock. Jake Washing
TOP, a colored deckhand, was killed; L. F.
Bosary and w. 7. Ham, mate and engineer,
we're seriously scalded, and two colored men
slightly injured. No passengers were hurt,
and the vessel and cargo but slightly dam
aged.
Dayton, O., April 13-The Cincinnati
branch of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Mission of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, concluded its session in the city this
evening. Reports were read showing in
creased interest in mission work all over the
district, in Kentucky, Pennsylvania, West
Virginia and Ohio. Appropriations were
made for missionaries from school buildings
and officers were elected.
Columbus, o. April 13.-Pro.ninent Re-
publicans from all over the State held a con-
ference tonight, previous to the meeting
Of the State Central Committee to-
Governor Foster was chair
man, and made quite lengthy speech,
in which he endorsed the action of the GEN
eral Assembly in regard to the Pond liquor
tax law and the Sunday bill, although he
thought the latter should be slightly
amended.
Yankton, d. T., April I3.-The following
is furnished by Governor Ordway and sent in
Justice TO him: The dispatch sent from here
and appearing in the press of the 18th in
slant, relating to the action OF certain citi-
zens who served as grand jurors, grossly mis-
represents the facts. the statement that the
Douglass county commissioners, appointed
Dy Governor Ordway have issued thousands
of dollars OF fraudulent warrants, is not true