Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-11-11
TELEGRAPHIC BRHyITIES.

Boston, November 10.-The Interna-
tional Institute elected Charles Latimer,
OF Cleveland, president.
New York, November 1O.-The Metho-
dist Missionary Committee have voted
over $4,000 to colored conferences South.
Albany, November 10.-Over 300 stone
cutters and others were laid off at the new
capitol building this morning. The funds
are exhausted.
Little Rock, November 1O.-Isaac Gates,
OF the firm of Gates & Bro, Devalls Bluff
and Des Are, had an only child drowned
to-day in tub of water.
Richmond, Va, November 10.-Investi-
CATION into the reported trouble among
the negroes in Southampton county de-
velops nothing in the rumor.
Louisville, November l0.-James Burns,
stabbed at wake last Saturday night,
died to-day. Conway, who stabbed him
in drunken frolic, is in Jail.
Atlantic City, November 1O.-Three
children OF George c. Barnes, proprieto +
of the Sageowatha House, this city, while
driving were killed by freight train.
San Francisco, November 10.-W. W.
Glllis was arrested here yesterday on a
requisition from Clifton Springs, n. Y,
charged with forging Mark A. Johnson's
promissory note.
Pittsburg, November 10-A large mass
meeting of coal miners of the Fourth Pool
was held to-day, at which it was resolved
to strike on the 10Th instant unless opera
tors restore the old rates.
Louisville, November 10-This has been
general holiday in honor of the closing
of the Exposition, after asuccessful session
of 102 days, during which 100000 persons
have been in attendance.
Philadelphia, November 10.-The official
majorities for Auditor-G General and Treas
urer, the only State officers balloted for in
Pennsylvania, were: Niles, 1926; Live
sey, 1885; both Republicans.
Detroit, November 10.-The Rev. Miles
Bronson, ID, for forty years Baptist mis-
| sionary in India, died this morning at the
residence OF his daughter in Eaton Rapids,
aged seventy-one. He returned to this
a few years since.
Trenton, n. j., November 10.-Official
returns from all but two counties in the
State give Albeit 667S majority over
Dixon. Parsons, Temperance candidate
polled about 5000 votes, and Urner, Ma
tional candidate, about 5000.
RLouisville, November TO- Branford
Dunham has been appointed manager OF
the Louisville and Nashville Great South.
ern railroad, with headquarters in Louis
| vile. He will have charge of the trans
portation, mechanical and road depart
ments.
San Francisco, November 10.-William
Sharon filed an answer to-day to the com
plairt of Miss Hill. He denies that ht
executed marriage contract, and charges
that it is forgery. The Court is asked tc
decree that the plaintiff never was the
wife of the defendant, and has no claim tc
the defendants property.
Chicago, November 10.-The Fedora
grand jury returned indictments agains
Frederick Erby, Frank Moore, J. A. Parke.
and ii. n. Shapfey fer using the mails il
the interest of lotteries. Erby represented
Henry College Lottery, OF Louisville
Moore the Louisiana State Lottery, ant
Shapley the Little Havana All gave bal
except Shapley, who went to Jail.
New York, November 10.-A temporar,
injunction has been granted in the suit O
Marshall Van Nostrand against the New
Orleans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg rail
road, the New Orleans Pacific railroad, tn,
Union Trust Company, William H. Bar
mum rand others, to prevent the transfer o
100000 acres of land from the New Or
leans, Baton Rouge and Vicksburg railroad
to the New Orleans Pacific road, on tn,
ground of fraud.
Chicago, November I0.-The Pittsbur.
Bessemer Steel Company in the Fedora
Court to-day filed a creditors bill agains
Francis \. Hinckley, receiver of the Chi
cago, Pekin and Southwestern railroad, t.
recover a judgment of $4,000 agains
Iiinckley last July. Claim is made tha
Hinckley owns majority of the capita
stock and also the owner of the road un
der purchase of May 81, 1881. The bill
asks that whatever interest he may hole
be made subject to the lien of this iudg
ment,