The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-24

passports.
ROME, November 2S.-Mpr. Sra.
miro, toe bea er Of the beretta to Car
dinal Gibbons, is expected at the Vati-
can tomorrow.
BERLIN, November 23.-The report
that Gen. B,onssrt Won SchellendoTf
had resigned the office of Prussisn
War Minister is denied.
LONDON, November 23.-The offices
of the Uni ed States legation and Con-
sulate General were closed yesterday
as mark of respect for the late
ex-President Arthur.
SANTIAGO, November 23.-The flags
OF the different legations were hoisted
at halt mast yesterday on the receipt
of the official notice OF the death OF
Ex-Presldent Arthur.
PARIS, November 23.-The office Of
French Minister resident in Tonquin,
vacant through the death of M. Paul
Bert, has been offered to NJ. Raynol,
former Cabinet Minister.
SOFIA, November 23.-Eleven of
the Russian Consuls have left Bull
garia. The French Consul here will
protect Russian subjects, the German
Consul having refused to do so.
BRUSSELS, November 23.-The Senate
and Chamber of Representatives today
sgreed to consider a bill making IL
compulsory for a citizen to enter the
military service at the age Of 20 years.
LONDON, November 23.-The fact
that the Russians in Bulgaria have
been placed under French protection
ia regarded in European capita as
signifying that the triple alliance is
dead.
DUBLIN, November 23.-The troops
at he Ourragh of Kildare, A hlont a d
Dublin have been reinforced and have
bsen ordered to be in readiness for
civil and military duty during the
winter.
LONDON, November 23.-The British
resident at Alden, in behalf OF the
Bon bay Government, has annexed
the important island of Socotis, il the
IOdian ocean, and hoisted the. British
flag thereon.
ALDEN, November 23.-The natives
of Ambadu have massacred the cap
tain and seven of the crew Of the
French man OF war Penguin. The
captain and his men had landed to
obtain water for the ship.
TEN TsIN, November 23.-Li Hung
Chang presided at the formal opening
Of the experimental line of the De-
cauvell railroad. The occasion was
attended with great ceremony and the
line was operated successfully.
PARIs, November 23.-The Petit
Jotrno dwells strongly on the value
of an alliance between Russia and
France. Against such an alliance,
says the Petit Journal, England would
be impotent and Germany would be
afraid.
PARIS, November 23.-The Italian
faster. Merlatti, is still vivacious, but
he suffers from pains in the stomach
and has terrible dreams at night. He
has deci ed not to repeat the expert
ment even if he succeeds in accom-
plishing his task,
PARIS, November GAS the French
transport Bienhoa YVES leaving Toulon
today for Tonquin, the crews of the
several Russian vessels in the harbor
manifested their sympathy with
France by dipping their Colors to the
Bienhoa and cheering.
LONDON, November 23.-The Elrl of
Carnarvon publishes a letter in the
Times defending the present govern
ment and strongly approving the
transfer OF Sir r. G. @. Hamilton from
the post of Under Secretary for Ire
land to Colonial Governorship.
LONDON, November 29.- Princess
Beatrice, wife OF Prince Henry of Bat.
tenburg and youngest daughter of
Queen Victoria, has given birth to a
son. Both the mother and son are
doing well. Lord Randolph Church
i'll was the Minister in attendance at
the accouchment.
PARIS, November 23.-Sir Charles
Dixie, in an interview with reporter
of the Figaro, in relation to the Craw-
ford divorce case, said he had proved
to his friends that he was the victim
of a conspiracy, and he would public
ly prove the truth OF this chargs in
another suit, which he would shortly
bring to establish his innocence.
SANTIAGO, November 23.-Telegrams
from Buenos Ayres state that cholera
exists there, but not to an alarming
extent. The government has ordered
the Provincial Governors to suspend
all communication between their re-
epective territories and the Province
OF Buencs Ayres, and has ordered
other precautionary measures to be
taken.
DUBLIN, November 29.-The ami
versary of the execution OF Allen Lar
kin and O'Brien at Manchester in
1857 was observed here today. A pro-
Cession marched to Glasnevin Gene |
terry, where wreaths were placed upon |
the graves OF the martyrs. Other
Fenian monuments were visited, in
Guiding that OF O'Donnell, the slayer
of Carey, the Phenix Park informer.
LONDON, November 23.-The Stand
ard, referring TO the appointment OF
Sir Robert Hamilton to the Governor
ship of Tasmania, to which Office is
attached salary double that which
he received as Under. Secretary for
Ireland, considers this a sign that Sir
Michael Hicks. Beach is weak and ir-
resolute. The Chief Secretary, it says,
should have dismissed Sir Robert be-
fore now.
LONDON, November est is as
serted that Count Kalnoky's second
decisive statement concerning the
close nature Of the Austro.G G. rman
alliance was directly suggested by
Prince Bismarck, as hint to Russia.
A dispatch from Mandalay says that
the Shan country is the scene Of much
fighting and anarchy, and tn at friendly
natives are appealing to the British
Tor assistance.