Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-12

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Daily, 400; Snyder, l6s. Winners aver
age, 10. Time, 40.
The first game this evening between
the contestants Albert Garnier Of New
York, and John Bessurger, of Chicago,
was won by GaTnier in 50 innings.
Score 400 to 341 The largest riins
made by Garnier were SO. 81, 81: by
Bessurger, 81, "a, 29. The winners
average was 22-l00. Time of game,
2 hours and Is minutes. The game he
tween Daley and SIassOn has just be-
gun,
, The game this evening was brilliant
on the part Of DAILY, the victor. de
took the lead and maintained Il
Throughout the score, making 400 to
Slosson's 207. In the twelfth inning
DAILY made a run of 1853, receiving rap
turous applause; and finished with the
thirty-third inning. his AVERAGE was
lz4-S3i the losers average, 69.33. The
largest runs were: Daley, 1896; Slos-
son, 2424. The time Of the game was
two hours.
Serious Accident nt-Desperad0 killed.
DENLsoN, Texas, November H.
The framework Of the Denison cotton
compress works fell to-day while quite
a number of workmen were in it. Con.
Starr, the foreman, was fearfully in
jured, and will probably die. Fred
Stahl, German was also badly wound
ed, supposed to be fatally, and three
Others of the workmen were seriously
hurt.
Last night a man started out Of sa-
loon with kinfe in his hand, remark
ing that he would meet some one in less
than ten minutes. It is supposed that
he met his man, as he was found very
soon after with pistOl-shOt through his
shoulder.
The Antd-Chinese COnVentiOn-Captafu
Clarke's Troubles.
SAN FRANCISCO, November l.-The
Anti-Chinese convention met in this
city to-day and elected T. H Ward !
president. A committee on platform
and resolutions were appointed and
charged with the duty Of drafting an
address to the people of the United |
States on the subject of Chinese emigra- !
ton. The convention is still in session |
and the attendance large.
The civil suits of the sailors of the shin
Sunrise, against Captain Clarke, to re- I
cover damages for personal injuries. |
now pending in the county eOurt. the /
defense proving by captains that tieing |
men up by the wrists for from eight to /
forty-eight hours at time, is the usual
punishment on American vessels.
Fire Chronicles.
STAYNoR, ONTARIO, November H.
A fire here this morning destroyed the
Northwestern railway station, Ran
ffnlfan1g I'll i I
Summerfelt's hotel and house. Loss
two hundred thousand dollars.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November IA /
special to the C0urier-.I01rnaI from
Moscow, Hickman county, Kentucky,
eighth instant, states that fire broke
out the night previous in the saloon of
j. X. Humphreys, which destroyed the
whole business part of the town, but
three houses. A man by the name Ofl
from New York, was arrested,
charged with firing the town. Loss
fifteen thousand dollars. No insurance.
A man by the name of Dean, from Ten
nessee, who was asleep in the saloon
when the Ere began, was burned TO
death.
Proceeding IN a st. LOnis
Courtroom.
ST. LOUIS, November ia very ex- ;
citing scene occurred in the court of (
correction this afternoon. While :
John d. Johnson, one of the prosecuting {
counsel in the case of Mrs. Fannie Car
man against Chief of Police McDonOugh,
or unjustifiable arrest and oppression in
office, was summing up, he charged Po- /
ice Captain Thomas Neal, who has been
4 witness for the defense, with bringing
nto court pack of policemen to bIacken /
he character of respectable ladies, and
asserted that they had sworn '
alsely. Scarcely had the words passed
IOhnson's lips when Neal sprang from {
his seat within the bar, rushed across {
he room, aimed blow at him which, \
however, missed O'Neal. He was i'm I
nediately seized by Chief-Detective |
darrigan and several jurors, and John c
Ion drew pistol to defend himself from I
urther assault. Great excitement en- 1
ued, but order was finally restored, and !
ohnson proceeded with his speech and
his former assertion, but no L
urther demonstration was made. O'Neal il
md johnson were fined fifty dollars 5
'ach for contempt. This case which 5
las been before the court eight days, and a
las excited unusual comment throughout
he city was given to the jury this even 4
ngJ and the verdict is anxIOusly waited g
or by both sides. The interest in the il
ase turns mainly on the severity of the Y
,enalty, which, in addition to fine and
Imprisonment, disqualities the guilty
'arty from holding any office in future, il
nd also disfranchises him. il
The EeV0It tn SOn0ra-Endlan News. C
SAN FRANCISCO, November IO.-A q
Iispatch from San Diego tonight, saws
hat the leaders of the revolt in Sonora
lsd fled to the mountains with a large
mount of treasure stolen from there =
Turing the troubles in that State. The I,
Apaches committed murders and robbie :
les in the district Of Ures.
a dispatch from EIko, Nevada. to- y
light, says that Indian commissioner Il
INGALLS,, of Salt Lake, has been holding 7
grand council there for the last two y
ays, the object of the council being to a
ay before the Indians a proposi- y
ion TO be removed to their reserva- :.
ion within the next year, and, also, =
D distribute their annuities. The Sbo- e
homes with a large representation oil p
flutes, assembled to receive their anpu- =
lies, over four hundred bucks present y
oOn after the distribution had com L
1enced, it was ascertained that the Pi- y
tes and Pashuites had allied and were y
bout to engage in a general fight !
gainst the Shoshones. The trouble Z
riginated partially on account of dis 3
ributiOn and on account of former u
rOubles. The Indian interpre- u
er, however, ascertsined the con- " u
ition OF affairs, and a separation ~
tribes, and redistribution had to be re- u ~
1rted to to restore good feeling. To- a.
light the chiefs Of all the tribes meet q
discuss the reservation question. a.
he chief of the Pashuites, Nachez, re- 1S 1S
lsed to participate in the council, and a
ithdrew. The Shoshones, however =
greed to send two delegates to look at "
reservation site at Fort Hill, Montana, Dt
ld il suitable, will emigrate in the ~
ring. tn
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