Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1884-06-19
FOREIGN FLASHES.

CHRIsTIANLa, June l8.-Crown Princess
Victoria is the mother of a son.
Moscow, June 1S-A secret lithograph
press has been discovered in Moscow in
full operation.
BERLIN, June 1S.-Through the media
ton of Germany, Austria and Russia, the
Servia- Bulgarian difficulty is settled.
MONTREAL, June 1S--A detective left
for Quebec to-day with warrant signed
by President Arthur asking the extradi-
ton of Bank President Emo.
QUEENSTOWN, June 1S.-The steamship
America made the trip from New York in
six days and fourteen hours, heating the
best previous record by two hours.
VIENNA, June 1S.-In the Anarchist trial
to day Gratg, one Of the prisoners, con-
fessed that he was impli, ated in plot to
wreck the imperial train ON the Southern
railway in 1888.
LONDON, June 1S.-At the Sheldonian
Theater, Oxford, to-day, the students cheer
ed the Queen, Marquis OF Salisbury and
Lord Churchill, and groaned loudly at
Trevelyan, Gladstone, Bradlaugh and Hen
ry George.
MADRID, June 1S.-The public is alarm
ed by the explosion OF a house, in Gale
Sevilla, caused by bomb being placed
inside the doorway. The door was blown
out and the windows shattered, but no.
body was hurt.
LIMERICK. June 1S.-An artillery regi-
ment, en- rO,tie to fort for cleaning, mutt
MED at Glening, a market town few
miles from here. The soldiers attacked
the townspeople, injuring several of them.
Great excitement and many arrests.
BRUSSELS, June 1S.-There was tumult
Monday night at Hal, in front of the resi-
dence of the Liberal Senator Gendasmes
dispersed the peasants. Nivelles elected a
Catholic Deputy. The Catholics now have
majority Of thirty-four in the Chamber.
BRUSSELS, June 1S.-As expected, since
the Liberal defeat in the election for men,
bers to the Deputies, the Senate, which
was Liberal, has been dissolved. The
election of Senators has been appointed
for July Sth. Beth houses of Parliament
are summoned to meet July 22d.
LoSDoN, June ls.-Ratti signed an agree
ment with Col. Mapleson to sing in
America next season. She is to receive
$1,000 for each concert and all expenses
She receives $1,000 down and $4,000 in
October. The agreement, moreover, calls
for the security of $4,000 before she
signs.
AXIS, uut -lf'c fFuHCutS utCldTSS
that France will not consent to a reduc-
ton of her interest in the Egyptian debt.
The Hetats says no political CONCESSION by
England will induce France to renounOe
rights which will insure respect for con-
tract which was concluded with a general
guarantee of the powers.
DUBLIN, June 1S.-The Court fined
O'Rrien $500 for contempt in the libel
case, instead of committing him, be-
cause he is the defendant in two other
actions, brought by Cornwall, Postoffice
Secretary, and Bolton. Cornwall served
writs of libel also upon Parnell, Justin
Mccarthy, Joseph Kenney and other own
ers of the United Ireland.
BERLIN, June 1S.-The official Gazette
publishes the royal decree appointing the
Crown Prince president and Bismarck
vice president of the new Prussian Coun-
Gil OF State. The seventy-one members of
this body include forty-two state officials,
three members of the learned professions,
six clergvmen, ten landholders and six
from the commercial classes.
PARIS, June lS.-The Portuguese Minis
ter at Paris says that Portugal is disposed
to make concessions in regard to the Congo
and is wiling to include representatives
of all nations interested I'M Central and
South Africa as the Congo Commission,
to be modelled after the international
Danube Commission. Portugal has no
desire to extend her territory. and wishes
merely to nreserve her rights.
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