Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-21
CRIMINAL AND CASUAL.

/ Mullen Dore, reporter for the CulJOT-
MAN, who was shot by McCauslin some
/ ten days ago, in San Francisco, died
I yesterday.
/ a lawyer named Dusenberry shot
himself to death in New York yestcr-
day. Cause, supposed arrangement from
sunsrolle.
Two negroes, one named Allen and
the other Grant, got into difficulty with
themselves at Xenia, Ohio, yesterday, in
which the former shot the latter through
the head.
Last week in Christian county, Ken
lucky, James Reed poisoned Fred Har-
per by giving him whisky containing
strychnine. Harper died in two hours.
Reed escaped.
A reward of one thousand dollars is
Offered in New York for the capture OF
one Ralph d. Hine, who got away with
more money than hecan show a title to
sometime last June.
NARROW, a murderer, sentenced to be
hung in two weeks, and confined in the
New York prison, attempted to make
his escape yesterday, failing in which,
he attempted suicide.
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Worcester, and Miss Edmunds, of Null
! bury, were drowned in Sintletrey Pond,
at Mulbury, Connecticut, yesterday,
while bathing. All Of them were young
ladies.
In Raleigh, North Carolina. yester-
day in the cases of Shadrach and Mack
Jones, accused of assaults on Craven
and Marshal Gross on the occasion OF
the Greeley ratification meeting, both
the accused were held in bail for trial.
John Legge of Georgia, was carried to
Louisville and lodged in Jail to await a
Tequisition from Tennessee where he is
charged with the murder Of a man
named LizemOre in Hawkins county.
He is also charged with the murder of a
man in Georgia.
The mail train on the Mulhouse and
Paris railway, in France, ran off the
track near Belfort yesterday. The dis
patches announcing the occurrence,
state that the engineer and fremen were
killed, but make no mention of passen-
gers, Of whom there were 4 number on
the train.
y Wilmington, North Carolina, dis
patch says it is reported that William
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laws and brother of the notorious Henry
Berry Lowry, was killed near Moss Neck
yesterday morning, by Robert Wishart
a younger brother of Colonel T. NJ.
Wishart, who was killed by outlaws a
few months since. His body reached
Lumberton just before the train passed.
1t has transpired that a young man,
Frank Dawson, of Plymouth, Massa-
chusetts, who was lately in the employ
ment of Samuel Cufiies x Co., Of this
city, committed various acts OF embeZ-
element and other Irregularities on this
firm, amounting to some four thousand
dollars, and that q detective has gone to
Plymouth, with the necessary requisi-
ton, to bring Dawson here, who will be
tried.
Evans & Co.'S planning mill, and ad-
joining lumber piles of Clark, Holland
& Co. and Hamilton & Co., at Albany,
New York, was burned yesterday morn
ing; loss, one hundred thousand dollars.
A fire also occurred at Grober d CO. s
refinery, destroying about two hundred
barrels of oil. About eighty men are
thrown out of employment by Evans's
planning mill fire, and eight hundred by
the temporary suspension of Kings
IRON works.
In San Francisco, the case OF Edith
German, an escaped nun, and her huS-
band, Professor Aubrey, and Thomas
AnsbrO and Smith atlas Ellis, private
detectives, which has been creating
much feeling, terminated in the Police
Court yesterday. Edith and Aubrey
caused the arrest of AnsbrO for libel, in
publishing a statement that she was
seen drunk on the street and buying
whisky at two o'clock in the morning;
and Ansbro, in return, caused the arrest
of Aubrey, charging him with assault
with deadly weapons. Smith then swOre
to the assault, and to destroy the testi-
m0nya of Edith and Aubrey, testified
that he knew both in Australia, and
that she is woman of the town, and
that he is noted forger. After a full
hearing, Judge Lauderback discharged
Aubrey, committed AnsbrO for trial for
libel and ordered Smith alias Ellis to
custody for perjury.