Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-12
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Illinois. DofrosI. Bloomington, nlinois, con-
siderable frost; cant say A. . damage, car
invilie. Illinois no frost Havana, ~ limos
Iight most With very hftie damege. PiiJsfieid'
Illinois, slight frost. IN lOwlands net enough
{ damace crops. Quincy lllnoSi no tfust-
Dubulue Iowa. frost but no serious oenage-
Jas. Pickel. convicted of murder for
I-ilinu an indian IN Ineaho territory, having
been refused pardon by the president, has
sued out writ of error 20 the supreme court
of the territory, which operates as stay pro-
ceedlngs uuul ulat court meets IN January
next.
L lder-Sheriff Nicholson, Of Ottawa,
Canada, arrived AZ Chicago Monday with a
subpoena for Georse " Nj aMullen, witness
before the royal CcInmi ission nov IN st-Ss on az
Ottawa for The investigation OF t.le lsheal2il
Pacific railroad affair. bot thongh The officer
proposed 10 pay McMuncB's expenses, be de-
cuned he offer, and will pay no atten ton TO
the Subpoena. This Is the sgarenaent Of Nich-
olson
A washington dispatch says parties
interestea In The new American rrans-At-
lantlc steamship line wiz ask congress 70 grant
a bounty 81 len dollaIs per head for every
emigraut brought g THIS country IN steam
the Amell an Tag. II win be claimed that
a subsidy In this form viii secure much more
valuable results 20 The governni =nt thssn the
subsidy as now votei.
A telegram from San Francisco says
the officers pursuing the Nose Quez gang OF
murderers oveFhauled them at Rock canon,
5 "a HernaGino county. A szirlnish enSiec,
out DO one Was hurf, aherin Adams holding
the ground Nose Quez fed, leaving twenty
one horses and part Of the booty or toe rob
berry al Holiister- Fose Quez ls pushing
through The mountains toward aonoIa- AaoA
Leiva, one Of the gang, was captured.
Tao respectable eitizsns-Sinon P.
Gaskins aud Jesse sott-weTe arrested aud
carried 70 Savannah, Georgia, yesterday,
charged with assauitlng the postmaster with
intent % roo the post0lice az Douglas, Coffee
a~snrrHfs before the
United States commissioner developed that
the charges were malicious, aud the citizens
were discharged The telegram does not an
nounoe that the postmaster was hung, as he
should nave been
The editorial convention which was
IN session sc Sherman yesterday attended a
magnificent banquet and bali, given BY the
citizens Of sherman, last night The analr
was Iarst splendid, two hunCre ladies being
pres ni ~ the ball 4o-oaT tie editors take
an excursion rendered bg the lrans-Continen-
TAI railroad 10 the end q the track near Bren-
ham, exas. hey viii start for ~ Louis To-
morrow morning, and VIII De receYeld az Dem
nlson By the city authorities and entertained
there.
Yesterday was the third day OF the
Northern Kansas district fair and IL was wit
messed hy a very large Attendance OF people
variOusly estimated at from hve thousand 70
seven thousand. The weather has been very
fine, and the display Qf stock universally pro
nounced the finest ever seen in the Missourl
valley. The displey OF fruit was also very
large and lne, ana IN iarll IfoQucAe tlle ell-
tries are not so large. bot the quality Of grain
exhibited Is very superior
Judge I. 5. Crawford and District At
tnrney Arthur II. Harris Of The twelfth judi
cial district OF LOUISIANA were assassinateQ
Monday last, twelve miles southwest OF
Winnsboro, in Franklin parish, while on their
way 70 held court at that place. The bearer
OF this Information states that they were
shot seven times and their brains blown out.
4 be murderers are not known, but II Is
thought that pers nal, and not political differ
ences, led 70 the assa ssinafi0n, as Crawford
was Republican and Harris Democrat.
Both leave families.
-Four men, named Joe Flippin, -
Burch. 7. r. Tomerlin and - Madden, were
arrested al Pulaski, Tennessee, Tuesday, on
the charge Of having cut The bolts 70 the
switch al that place, by which means a psssen-
ger-train was thrown from the track and
cane near being preci pitated down a deep en-
baukment into Richland creek, last April
They viii be presented before the grand jury
% dav for indistmen. one Of them is said 10
have -peached" upon and turned states evi-
dence against the Others Fippin and Tom
erin were the leaders Most Of them were
formerly employees Of The road