The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-24
[Signed] II. F. NEwsUM,
Mayor Of TuscumDia, Ala.
from the Gale In Mem phis.


Signed III. F. NEwSUM,
Mayor of TuscumDia, Ala.
Accident from the Gale I'm Memphis.
MEMPHIS, November 23.-Yesterday
afternoon, &. w. Schult, Assistant CASH
ier of the First National Bank, called at
the residence of Col. Livermore, on Shell
by street. and while waiting for the SER
want to answer the bell, gale sprung UP
blowing down large piece Of cornice
which struck him upon the head and
shoulders, inaicting dangerous wound,
which it is feared will prove fatal.
Last evening, at the corner of Hicman-
do and Beal streets, Dan McCoun and
Isham Henderson, both colored, had an
alteration about woman, which ended
by Henderson stabbing McCouh, in short,
producing instant death. Henderson
escaped.
1t is rumored that bridge on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, was
wrecked during the storm and that
passenger train plunged into the river,
causing the death and injury of forty per-
sohs. Inc rulnor heeus cohHrIhasioh'
. The storm I'm Trenton.
TRENTON, n. j., November 23.-The
hurricane passed over this ctyin anorth-
erly direction, this afternoon, unroOfng
and otherwise injuring number Of
houses, but no person injured.
D,mare I'm Pb,IadeInbia and VI.
r,u,,x.
PHILADELPHIA, November pa
rain storm accompanied by hail and
lightning, passed over the northwestern
section Of the city this afternoon. a
building at kaighn's Point Ferry, Cam
den, was unroofed, and number OF
fences and trees were Frustrated. The
water in Newton creek was lifted in the
form Of water spout and carried over
the cause-way.
damage nv S,orm nj Keyser.
c,,,prp,,xn Nn Nov.mbor %
This afternoon the brick wall and raiters
of the round house building. nj heySer,
w. VA on the b. " y. railroad, were
blown down, ourying number of work
ing men under the ruins. Two laborcrs
were Killed and several injured.
Tho Storm
yon Nouo,lo, 90 soo-o
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,".no"U ,".n b hn, nj dsmo,s - Va, ranor,"d
A a;Sno,cb from RaIt;morc renorts that
soro-aI houses were unroofed in that CITY
and III. tslo,ronb nol.s bIoun doun
f"r'her rom 'he S'orm.
NASHVILLE, November 23.-Ihe
storm in Alabama Sunday night was
very severe throughout the central por-
ton OF the state ana extended INTO GEN.
trail Georgia. Half the town OF Monte
walls, Alabama, Is reported destroyed.
Two persons were Killed ana twenty
wounded Considerable damage to pro
Perty Is reported NJ; o'her Po'hH' NO
lurther details nave Oeeh received from
Iuscumo'a.
Highway Robberie..
Nvw Yopv Novambar % -Two higb-
rohhar;o. ooo,rroJ bn,o Satrr5o,
; ~, ,La nr;,So;ral s,roo,s Pra;nard
r r Sorr;s was lnoctad down on The cor
rc- oS Fif,b .venue and .7,b street and
robhsd of money and checks TO the
.raoun, Of s510 Another gentleman
Was treated in the same wav on 1ltb sy-
snue and robbed Of a watch and chain
One arrest was made but no ideptifca-
ton
rn,.... Item.
CHICAGO. November 23.-Tbe grand
jury in the criminal court has found
twelve indictments against burglars.
The city is infested with burglars, and
robberies are Of daily and nightly oc-
currence.
The Baltimore i Ohio railroad sent