Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-01
TELEGRAMS.
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Richmond, April 30-The Supreme Couu-
Gil of the Royal Arcanum has chosen ChIca-
90 for its next meeting.
WiIliamsport, Pa, April 30.-Col. Levi L.
Tate, proprietor OF the Lycoming Chronicle,
ia dead, aged seventy-lhree.
Philadelphia, April 30-Coinsge at the
mint in this city for April aggregated So
$50, 900 pieces, valued at S1,5l560S.
Columbus, o., April 3O.-The Prohibition
State Committee hiss changed the date of the
Convention from June 14th to August LIST.
Norfolk, Va, April 30.-The Uniled
tugbeat Jean Sands, collided with the steam
er Manhattan, and was sunk. Noliyes were
lost.
New burgh. n. Y, April 3O-R. c. Cole
man, while practicing for a rifle team, had
an eye seriously injured. He may lose The
eye.
Columbus, o., April 30.-The Columbus
Sewer Pipe Company's works were burned at
l o'clock yesterday morning. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, $4,000.
Orange, Va, April 30-Heavy frost and
ice in Northern Virginia hes blighted the
fruit, but not injured wheat. No corn
planted; too cold and wet.
Louisville, April 30.-The State Central
Educational Committee met here to-day,
Judge William Beckner presiding. All the
members were present save two.
Detroit, April G0.-A fire at Newaygo yes
terday destroyed Broeks's Hotel, the Elk.
change Hotel, two churches and fourteen
| other buildings. Loss about 100000
Boston, April 30.-The steamer Catalonia
arrived here to-day from Liverpool with
1900 steerage passengers, most of whom
were brought at the expense of the British
| government.
Wichita, Ks, April 30.-Copious rains
| have fallen 10 The past twenty four hours
| Winter wheat is about five inches high, well
| stooled, and growing finely. Frlit ia unin.
jured and promising.
New York, April 30-A schedule ia as.
| signment of George Palen & Co., tanners
| and dealers in oils, was filed in court to-day
| Liabilities, $685., OIL; nominal assets, S4S7,.
799; actual assets, S279,7S5.
Louisville, April 30.-William Dsminf
| the first male white child born in the city Of
Louisville, has just died at his home in Car
roll county, in the Tooth year OF his age
He was s famapz Indian g. liter, and served
| in the war OF 1872.
indianapolis, April S0.-Articles of iu
corporation were filed with the secretary o.
state to-day of the Atlantic and Mississips
railroad, running from the Ohio State line
in Adams county, to the Illinois State line
in Vermillion county, $50 miles.
ST. Louis, April 30.-Prominent Prohibi-
tionists have taken preliminary steps 10 or
| gsniz prohibition alliance in this city fol
the purpose of combining their forces, bolt
here and throughout the State, for active
and effective work in the next political cam
| paign.
Waco, Tex, April 30.-Ella Arnold, ar
| actress in the Horseshoe Variety Theater
died here yesterday Of detirium tremenS. Hel
| father, Dick Parker, is proprietor of the
American Thealer, New York. Her husband
Billy Devere, is manager of Slensby's The
alter, Milwaukee.
Steubenville, o, April 30.-The Scot
| liquor law was decided unconstitutional by
| Justice May this afternoon. Saloonists
selling without the written consent of land
lords were arrested, and pleaded the Law
was unconstitutional, because it impaired
| existing contracts. The justice gave hi
| opinion, declaring the law uuconstitutiona
because the tax was unequal and impaired
existing contracts.
Detroit, April 30.-News from Newaygc
states that a fire yesterday destroyed three
| hotels, the Congregational church, Iribun,
office, one furniture store, four law offices
five residences, one harness shop, one tailor
shop, millinery store, two livery stables
and three saIoons. Insurance, $4,000; about
one-fifth of the less. The district burned
embraced the largest but not most valuable
part of the business portion of the village
FOREIGN.
Paris, April S0.-Jules Coupe, the painter
is dead.
TouIon, April S0.-A mau-of-war's boa
capsized and drowned seven men.
London, April 3O.-The Queen opens the
International Fishing Exhibition May 18th
Dublin, April 30.-The testimonial which
is being raised for Parnell has reached
$4,000.
Po,sdam, April 3O.-Herr Schultze
founder OF the system of friendly societies
is dead.
Berlin, April 3O.-The Mslagassy envoy
| ask the protection of Germany against French
aggression.
London, April S0.-Bullion withdraw
from the Bank of England on balance to
day, &53,0OO.
ST. Petersburg, April 30.-The appoint
| ment of twelve bishops TO the Catholic sell
of Poland is gszettea.
Berlin, April 30-The rumors OF differ
ence between Blsm arck and the Secretary O
State for Foreign Affairs are unfounded.
Rome, April 30.-The Direlto says Crown
Prince Frederick William OF Germany viii
shortly visit Rome in the strictest inc0gnito.
Berlin, April SO-Sobbe was sentenced t.
death for the murder and robbery Of tbs
money and letter-carrier whose body was
found in Sobbe's apartments.
London, April 30.-In the universal ches
tournament the drawn games were played off
Sellman, Bird, Tichgoren and Mackenzie de
featiDg Essential, WiDawer, Noa and Black
burn.
Paris, April 30.-Dr. Torribio SAM, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotenliary o.
Peru for France and Gteat Britain, anC
Jules Amiquez, the French journalist, ais
dead.
st. Petersburg, April 30.-The Gar ana
| Grand Duke CoDsts milne, uncle of hi;
majesty, have become completely reconciled
| through the mediation of the Princess Dol
gorouki.
Cork, April 30.-O'Counor, farmer anc
prominent land Lacquer, has been committed
TO prison. He declined TO give evidence a
private inquiry in the cases Of several &C
cused men.
Cork, April 30.-Two brothers named
| Marsh have been arrested on suspicion o.
being connected with thecounty Clare conspi
| racy. They were about to emigrate to thu
| United States.
Dublin, April 30.--Earl Spencer, lord
| lieutenant Of Ire land, addressing the state
| aided emigrants who left Belmullet Friday
for America, said the government had NJ
desire 10 force anyone from home.
Berlin, April 30-It is considered improb
| able that the attack of the North German Ga
zette upon the American minister involves
his resignation. Sargent has had little direct
intercourse with Bismarck since his arrival
Berlin April 30.-The North German Ga.
zetie says: In view of the. increased expecta-
tions OF the VStican, Won Schloez.r, Ger.
man representative 10 the Vatican, will fnd
| himself in much worse position than hs
was week ago.
Vienna, April 30-At dinner given 81
the palace in honor Of Prince Frederick
| William, sou of the Crown Prince OF Ger
many, Emperor Francis Joseph toasted the
guest aud the Emperor of Germany. Prince
| Frederick toasted Emperor Francis Joseph
Ottawa, April 30.-Princess Louise daily
visits the charitable and other public insti
buttons OF this city. Saturday abe inspected
the Protestant Hospital and Geological
Museum, and to-day the General Hospital
under the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Sisters o.
Charity.
Cifden, ireland, April 30-Two mer
chants of this town, named O'Keef and
Connbser, were arrested and charged witt
being connected with a conspiracy to muir
der. According to information given to tn,
authorities by an informer, number of ap
parently respectable persons are implicated
the murder conspiracy.
Port Said, April S0.-In a religious rio
between the Greeks and Arabs several per
sons were killed and many wounded, includ
ing a number OF Poles. The British troop
and sailors, with gatling guns, surroundet
the Greek church TO protect it. The Greel
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