Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-12
YELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.

Baltimore, April 1.-The Baltimore and
Ohio railroad declares a semi-annual dividend of
five per cent.
New York, April 11.-Eruestina Closs has
begun action for breach of promise against David
W. bTuee, type founder.
Baltimore, April 11.-Elsvater No. 2, ON
the Northern Central railway, costing $4,000, and
insured for $4,000, has been burned.
Sane Sich, Ill April 11.--A three story
stone srist mill owned by A. MeCuller, burned
here yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000
Urbsns, O., April 11.-Wm. Harper last
fall discovered gold ore on his farm, in the west
ern part OF this county He kept the matter quiet,
and is now prepared and will begin mining.
Louisville, April 11.-VIce- President E J.
munds and daughter, accompanied by small
party OF friends. arrived here from Atlanta this
morning, and left at once q special car for St.
Louis.
Kirkland, o., April I0.-The Mormon
Conference exercises to-day similar in char
acter to the preceding days, religious services,
routine business and a discussion OF deDomina-
uon matters.
Kssimmee, Fla, April 1.-THE President
and party met by appointment some Seminole.
Inc resident gave a papoose twenty five cents
ana Tom / igertall a cigar. Chandler gave Tiger
tail his pocket-knife.
Hartford, Conn, April 1l.-The House of
Representatives A has passed by vote Of $50 to
stste discriminating in freigRts BY Charging moIe
for short haul than for a long one.
Louisville, April 1.-THE Grand Lodge
K. of H., J. B. Evan, of Covington, was elected
SI fdHG Louisvie' and S j. G. % WicGi Of Bardstown %
| Representatives 10 Supreme Grand Lodge.
Lafayette, Ind, A pril 11.-Iu the slauder
suit of Helen II. Gouger editor of Our Herald and
Henry J. Mander chief of police, the jury brought
in verdict at IL 80 O'Clock this morning, asses
| sing damages at $500.
New York. April 1.-The will OF Peter
Cooper has been filed. He leaves 100000 to
Cooper Union, and divides the remainder of his
estate except 500 900 in special bequess between
| bis son and daughter, Edward Cooper and Mrs.
Abram S. Hewitt The estate is valued at s., ,000-
| coo.
Buffalo, April 1.-THE joint meeting of
| master car-builders and master mechanics, and
every other branch of railroad work, to-day. dis
| oussed matters relative to the betterment Of the
construction Of tracks and cars, and improvement
IN arrangement and accessories of the railroad
system.
| Lexington, KY, April 11.-Twelve armed
| tramps captured freight-tIain on the Chesapeake
| and OHIO road at Olympia, and ordered the con-
started the train having first telegrsphed the stu
alton to Mount Sterling where officers arrested
| the tramps
| Detroit, April 1.-THE official csnvass of
\ the recent State election was made yesterday.
From retarns nearly complete, it is rendered GER
| taia that the Fusion nominees for judges of the
Supreme Court and regents of the university are
| elected. One judge (Sherwood) will not likely
| have over 1000 majority. Other majorities range
| fom 1000 to 5000.
| New York, April 1.-The Tribune has 8
/ long description of new sleeping-car invention
by John A. Sleicher of the Troy Times, which it is
GAINED will TevolutoniZe that branch of the raj /
| road business. The seats extend across the width
| of the car, and all can be changed into private
| state-rooms at night
| Booth Bay, Me, April 1.-THE extensive
| works and storehouses of the Kniekerbocker Ice
| Company discovered on fire at 1 o'clock.
| Eleven great houses, the engine house and all the
| extensive runs ana shops destroyed, aud the
fire at O'Clock pm. is still raging terribly, with
| the wind blowing gale
Harrisburg April 11.-In the Senate q
| bill was introduced TO prohibit the manufacture
| and sale OF internal machines and devices to de-
stroy life and ipiure property. bill was also in
\ troouced preventing any attempt 10 personate OF
represent any being recognized as DIVINITY IN the
| New or Old Testament in any show or other theat
| rical performances.
Hermesillo, Max, April H. Ninety.
| the Apache outbreak, of which twenty seven were
| Americans. II is believed many are killed that
| are not yet reported. At the Pslmo rancho ten
men were killed last Tuesday, and two women
| hung up by the hands and ripped open. From
| one child was taken, which was found mans ed
at its mothers feet. The bodies of the men wert
| horribly mangled.
| Chicsgo, April 11-Another futile eforI
| was made yesterday to heal the differences be
| the Eastern railroads, in the appointment OF 1
| supervising weigh master. The railroads Offered
to allow the association TO appoint the weigh-mss
ter, provided be was not a member of the Board
of Trade, and this proviso in conseq uence OF the
railways pending the controversy with the board
board, and refused a concession under the cir
cuinstanccs.