Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-09-13


quets and speeches brimming over with
fraternal sentiments. The Pesth journals,
commenting on the incident, argue that the
Hungarian and Sav elements are becom-
ing reconciled and welded, and predict
that these elements united will soon dom
mate Austria.
AT THE ROYAL FAMILY REUNION
to be held by King Christian of Denmark
at the Castle of Fredensburg next week,
there will be present the Gar and Car
ina, the Prince and Princess of Wales,
King George of Greece and the Due and
Duchess de Charities. The occasion will
be the formal betrothal of Marie, daughter
of the Due de Chartres, and Prince Wal
demar, youngest son of King Christian.
During the visit OF the Gar the greatest
precautions will be maintained to keep
him safe from any evil designs which may
be entertained against him by the Nihi-
lists.
THE CZAR AND THE NIHILIsTs.
1t is stated that the Cars morbidness
concerning Nihilism is increasing daily,
and that as result his mind is almost un-
hinged with dread. He gives no credence
at all to the persistent assertions of the
police that Nihilism is crushed out. 1t is re-
lated now that during the recent imperial
conference at Kremsier, the Car and Gar
prepared for their use, and that they never
occupied any of the rooms thus set apart
for them, but used others in order to avoid
all possibility of being located by the
enemies, whom the Gar believes per-
petually follow him. His imperial majesty,
it is declared, continues to follow this pre-
caution, and allows no ne to know before
hand where he will pass any particular
night, and never permits any of his at
tendants but his necessary body servants
to know where heis sleeping.
wALEs's FIRST FORMAL VISIT To WALES.
A tour through Wales has been arranged
for the Prince of Wales upon his return
from Germany. He will first make
general visit through the northern part of
the country, and will then have special re-
ceptions at Cardiff, Swansea, Melfordhaven
and elsewhere. This tour viii be the first
formal visit which the Prince ever made to
Wales.
SOMEWHAT OF A SENSATION
has been caused by the development of
certain scandals in the management of the
inventors exhibition. 1t appears that a
number of spectators have been allowed
by the managers to take large spaces in
the halls and TO then retail these valuable
spaces out to the highest bidders. 1t is
also alleged that blackmail has been col
lected from certain exhibitors who desired
to secure prizes. A private inquiry into
these charges is now going on.
NOTES.
Lord st. Leonards, who figured so prom
inently in a recent scandal, has gone to
Austral a on purse raised by his friends,
on condition that he remain absent from
the country.
The Bishop of Gloucester, who is max
ing a tour of Switzerland, while on his
way to one of churches in the mountains
recently, slipped and fell into chasm. He
saved himself by catching hold of some
bushes and was rescued unhurt.
Mr. August Belmont is in London on
business connected WITH Northern Pacific
second mortgage bonds.
China has arranged with Berlin and
London financial houses for loan of
$70,000,000, to be used in the construction
of railways within the empire.
Tennyson's new volume of poems will
be ready for publication in October.
Max O'RelPs new book, Chersvoisins, has
proved failure. Il does not sell in Lon
| don for the reason that it lacks the spice
| which favored the authors previous
work.
Kegan Paul, French & Co. have already
cleared the $4,000 they paid for Gen.
Gordon's diary, and have handsome
| margin left. They will now is-ue a
cheaper edition of the book.
julius Lepke, an eminent art dealer of
| Berlin, having lost his entire fortune in
bourse specuations, has committed sui
eide.
| Sarah Bernhardt has obtained permis-
sion from Victor Hugo's executors to play
| Marion De Lorme.
Lydia Cowell is dangerously i'll with
erysipelas.
| The question of the settlement of the
| Mexican debt has been reopened by the
| officials of the Mexican National Bank,
who have opened negotiations with Paris
| fnanciers on the subject.