Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-11-27
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER

been appointed cardinal and primatc for Bel
GUM, and it is hoped that this will settle the
questions at issue between the Vatican and Bel
GUM.
RoME, November 2e.-The report that
American bishops proposed that the Vatican
send a nuncio to America is unfounded. The
report probably ply arose through misapprehension
Monsignor Sepeaeei to preside as apostolic legate
over the labors of the council to he held in Amer
lea in 1884.
BRUSSELS, November ga match game
of billiards between DAILY and GARNER ended to-
night in victory for the latter. Tho scores for
five nights, stood: GARNER, SoO0i DAILY, 2sSs
Daily offered TO play against GARNER challenge
game to take place at Lyons.
LONDON, November 26.-The funeral of
DR.. Charles William Siemens took place to-day
mains were inferred in Kensal Green The fn-
neral was attended by a large assemblage, includ-
ing many prominent persons.
ROME, November 26.-Cardinal Jacobini,
in honor of the American bishops. Among the
guests were cardinals belonging to the Congrega-
tion OF ProPaganda' restors OF american colleges:
with a cordial reception.
LONDON, November 26.-Advices from
Madagascar report that a French man-of-war
bombarded the unfOrtlhed town of VOhamar, on
the northern coast of Madagascar, November Sth,
without giving notice. Five British subjects were
killed, and much property belonging to neutrals
destroyed or plundered.
LONDON, November 26.-The Times saws
it is considered certain that VOLTS Internal
machines would have been used against the Ger
man Embassy within n few hours if not seized.
Their effect would have been similar to the explo-
sion at Praed Street Station of the Metropolitan
Underground railway.
LONDON, November 26.-The trial of
George Warden, manager and cashier Of the Lon
don and River Plate Bank, for stealing, and of
John David Warters, stock and share broker, for
stealing and receiving bonds of the bank, began
to-day. Warden pleaded guilty, and was SEN
fenced to twelve years penal servitude.
BRUSSELS, November 26.-The match
game of billiards to take place between DAILY and
GARNER at Lyons, begins December 18th. The
game will be played under new rules, by which
the table win be divided into eight squares, in
each of which the player may carom only once,
without driving one of the balls outside of the
square.
NYIREGHYIAZA, HUNGARY, November
pa duel with swords was fought to-day be-
tween Herr Haumann, one of the defending coun-
sci in the recent trial of the Jews charged with
murderlng a girl for ritual purposes. and Herr
Way, police commissioner, whom the former ae-
was severely wounded in the chest.
PARIS, November 26.-La Liberte pub
fishes a telegram from London stating that Eng
China, and France accepted the offer. The tele-
gram also says that England recognizes the inter-
ests Of FRANCE in Tonquin to Justify the oeeupa-
! but England strongly advises France to pursue a
conciliatory policy.
DUBLIN, November 26.-The authorities
have forbidden the procession, announced to take
place to-day, to commemorate the execution of
| Allen, Larkin and 0'Brien by walking through
| the city to Glasnevin Cemetery and around the
graves of those who lost their lives during the Fe
nian agitation. Crowds, however, marched to the
cemetery in small groups and walked around the
| graves.
LIsTowEI, November 26.-The town is
| thronged with people who came to witness the un-
| yelling of the memorial to Allen, Larkin and
O'Brien. Special trains from Limerick and Tralce
brought many visitors Two magistrates and n
body Of police were ready to enforce the govern
| ment's proclamation prohibiting any demons ira
ton, but the promoters evaded them by unveiling
the memorial earlier than the specified time.