Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-21


for some time 70 take place in Dublin, has
oeen indehnitely postponed for some uneX-
planned cause.
i Tt has been established that the two
dead bodies recently found hid in some under
/ growth, near Baltimore, as mentioned by tel
| egraph a few days ago, were those Of two
brothers named keSgnuhlen, residents OF
New York. who had committed suicide.
The East Tennessee robbers, Of whose
daring exploits we have spoken in our issue
OF yesterday and day before, made another
| attempt a few nights ago TO "go throu III" Mr..
/ !. T. Lowery'S store, but We're foiled by the
/ indomitable courage Of Captain Lowery
A smOking-cOach attached to a train
on the Boston and Maine rail- road fur1raed the
] track between Haverhiu and Sewanee, going
down the embanlment, turning completely
over. The car contained eighteen persons.
but fortunately no one was seriously injured
The subject of inviolabiTty Of private
property al sea in time OF war, was
ors az Berlin, Prussia, the result OF the con-
ference on the subject being regarded as favor
able, and viii lead 10 the establishment OF the
principle as universal.
A Philadelphia letter to the New
7 4ork Herald yesterday is 70 the efectNhat Gov
ernor Ourtin's acceptance Of the Democratic
and Liberal nomination, as a candidate for
the state at Large TO the Constitutional Con-
NentlOn, Is in the hands Of the committee.
and viii soon be made public.
A devilish scheme to get away with a
citizen Of san Francisco was concOcted by
two villains named J. N. Kelley and = r.
Deardoritr upon whom their intended victim,
NJ. haT thoi9rnew J. shay had fastened some
frauculeut business transaction. Their mis-
chief was discovered and Kelley arrested, the /
other party making his escape.
Advices from the Indian country are |
continued details Of the devilment being al /
most daily perpetrated by the internal red /
skins. The reports fronl some OF The agents I
say that no people in tlesy5yorld would have
which the settlers in thar locality are con /
stantly subjected, without res0rting 70 4 |
wholesale massacre Of the entire red race.
The merchants and manufacturers of
St Louis, through their Agricultural and Ne
chancal Association, VIII distribute premt-
urns Tor cotton at their coming fair, which /
begins on the third Of October 10 the amount
OF nine thousand eight hundred and fifty dol
lars; also a sweepstakes Of one thousand dol
lars for the best bale OF long or short staple |
cotton raised in any state OF Territory.
A woman calling herself Mrs. J.
Brady Yesterday attempted to get check on
the Market Street Bank cashed for ten thou
sand dollars in ST. Louis. suspicion was
aroused, and the woman was put OF till the
Of the check could be inveSti
gated, when IL was found that 10 had been
raised from one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. The woman got out Of the city, how
ever before she could be arrested.
Philip Klingon Smith, one of Brig
ham NOungs bishops, has just made "A sworn
confession. which Is TO The effect thai the
Mountain Meadows massacre. which was per-
petrated some fifteen years ago, near salt Lake
City, was planned and executed At the insti-
CATION OF the Mormon leaders, and Is sup
posed 70 have been<tOne in retaliation for Op-
position 20 the Mormon church in Illinois
and Missouri. The revelation has caused the
most intense excitement, and is most horrible
IN its d etail
A man named Williams was killed on
The twelfth instant in DeSOto county. Missis-
sippi, by a negro named sullivan. The negro
vas arrested and tried before Esquire c. r.
tones, IN which 10 was proved that Williams
vas in the habit of abusing the negro and
IN the day mentioned, Williams met Sulli-
van and began beating him over the head
With the butt Of his gun, threatening to kill
him, finishing the work by shooting at the
legrO, making a slight wound on his head.
sullivan had a shotgun, with which he fired {
lpOn Williams, killing him instantly. Sulli-
-an was discharged, the Magistrate deciding ]
hat he acted in self-defense. i