Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-06

excitement in this part Of the State, ana |
iuring the progress Of the trial II vas daily |
attended by large ooneourse Of people, The |
case was closely contested on both sides.
A Victim OF Lust.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, November "A
dispatch from st. Louis announces the death |
IN That city Of Charles WEIGH. OF this place, |
who was Enot by a woman sunday morning |
IN house of Il-fame. The family have resided |
mere for years, and the sons bear bad reputa- |
lions The son killed went down the river on |
a raft a few weeks ago, bringing up at st: |
Louis. his father was formerly Justice OF
the peace In this city, and is advanced in
years.
The Day ton tragedy.
DAYTON, O., November 2.-Interest
in the dreadful tragedy Of Saturday is una
bated, though public sympathy is fast array
ing itself on the side Of Lease n. Smalley, tbs
man who did the shooting. BE had Prellm-
mary examination, and his case was contin-
ned until Wednesday, when II is believed he
will be admitted to bail. The funeral Of VIM.
slusser, who trsglesily M, met Ibis, ms death sa1t
The other victim Of the shooting, Chas; Car
renter, is gradually sinking, with bullet in
his bowels.
All About n Bulldog.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, November
"A shooting ARRAY occurred yesterday in
the western part OF the city. A bulldog be-
longing TO Henry Paine had been in the habit
of worrying the cattle OF j. oelskeI mix
man. One day last week William kruss, one
of Geiske's hands, killed the dog with
nitcbfork Yesterday Paine met Kruss, and,
amer some words, started TO attack MIN with
a neek-yoke. Kruss drew revolver and fired
several Shots two of which took effect, Inhtct-
ing wounds which may prove fatal. kruss
gave himself up this morning.
FOrger Arrested,
GREEN BAY, Wis, November q
Last saturday evening young man named
r. Kepler, of this city, forged two checks-one
on NJ. +. Kalmbach, OF FoIt Howard for sew
enty Eve dollars, and one on Taylor & Dun
q, for Ava Ia
Dslapore the clOthier, presenting the seventy
| i've dollar check and receiving in change
| fhirty-two dollars. He then went to Weiger
| & M'Donough's boot and shoe store, where he
bought a pair Of boots, giving in payment the
forty-five dollar check and receiving thirty
seven dollars in change. He was yesterday
arTestei and lodged mail.
Daring Attez1pt az Bank Robbery.
PARIS, ONT, November IA daring
attempt to rob the bank Of British North
! America, was made early this morning. -Four
masked men entered Manager Carnesles
| residence, obtained the keys Of the bank and
b Iund and gagged the whole family with the
exception Of The oldest son, who gave the
alarm, and arousing the neighbors the burg
! lars led without entering the bank. Three
men giving the names OF Cornelius Mull1gan,
David AIMaster and James Carroll, were ar
| girl identified M'MasteV as one OF the burg
| lars, he having dropped his mask while gag
| ging her.
ERaiIway Accident
DETROIT, November 5.-This morn
ing, on the Grand Rapids and Indiana rail-
road fifteen miles south OF Grand Rapids, the
| hind coach ard sleeping-car were thrown
| from the track by broken axle. Levi Able,
OF Illn11S E minutes Nj Garrison, road
master OF the road; Il. j. West, OF New ~ rk;
| w. Z. Wesley, of Kalamazoo, and DR.. Jones,
of Fort Wayne, were badly, though not dan
| gerously, Injured. Mrs. Theresa Watson anu
| q little son OF d. NJ. Kramer, OF Maryland,
4 were terribly hurt, and will probably die.
| Some twenty others were more or less IN
satanta and Big Tree.
The Hearde (Texas) Enterprise, ofthe
| tweuty-ninth October, says that Mr.. George
/ B. DOving, who has Just returned from tors
-iII, informs the Denison Neirs that Satanic
and Big Tree, Woman'S Heart and Bird Medi-
/ cine, together with about one hundred and
| hfty bucks, squsws and papooses, arrived
day evening. The four chiefs were troned. II
| is thought at the post that Satanic and Big
| Tree will be returned 70 Texas, but they Will
| be held at Fort sill until the arrival OF Gen
| eral Sheridan. Colonel DavldSoo's comm and,
consisting of six companies OF cavalry ana
| three of infantry, is at Fort sill. The COM
mands of Generals Miles and Bnel are stu on
duty further west. Later news states Governor
Coke being asked If he would receive again
these iilusfrious prisoners, has replied in the
affirmative. Their sentence was lmprlson-
| ment for life.
| A letter from Ghe Father OF the Young
Asn Murdered In the ChOrkee hs'
| ton.
We received on Saturday, says the
| Van Buren, (Ark.) Press of the third instant,
| the following letter from the father of La
fayette Moore, who vas murdered Just over
have heretofore made mention Of. 1t gives .
| fun description of what property he had with
him, which we hope may lead to the arrest OF
CHAPEL HILL, LAFAYETTE Co, Mo-,
october u, 1874. !
Mr.. EDrToR-Sir-I will inform you that
N.WHn q -NHa-N fn
lives in Georgia, near Reeves station, in Lon
don county, where formerly lived, and also
enclosed a notice cut from the van Buren,
| Press, Arkansas, which gives an account OF
dead man found by Rogers. From the notice,
I am OF the opinion he was my son. He left
! Chapel Hill about the first Of July to go TO
! Arkansas. one OF his brothers lives in Sebas-
tian county, Arkansas-BlOOmer is his post
office; Van Buren, was his postofhoe last year;
| his name Is Martin Moore. Ny son Travelled
by railroad to Baxter Springs, and he said he
| would walk to Van Buren,. Probably he
might have bought a horse When he LETT
| Chapel Hill he had two broadcloth coats
one new, the other somewhat worn,
| three fire shirts, two cOase shirts,
one checked shirt, one coarse cotton
| blank book, one razor, one broad-brim nat
two pairs of boots, one pair new other pair
| somewhat worn, small patch on one boot,
| m do not know how many pants-one pair
| had patch on the inside OF the leg OF DIFF
l ferent kind OF CLOTH, one toothbrush; ne
| used tobacco, also had Miss Emma carroll $
l photograph with some others. You will
piease snow this letter to Rogers. I wish him
10 send me the photographs, he may have had
one Of himself-I would know IL II was to
| see IL. l wish Mr.. Rogers 10 write 10 me. NY
son had about one hundred and fifty dollars.
Direct to Chapel Hill, lafayette county, Mis-
souri,. Y. l. moOhE'
| ST. PAUL, MINI, November 2.-This
| CITY. last evening, was the seat OF most bru-
/ tai murder. The parties TO II embrace three
| families, and the trouble that ended in the
lFoh of
1 family disturbances Of several months stand
lug. The victim was a Mrs. Lick who, with
| street where they resided. A portion of the
/ property was rented TO man named Raap
1 and his wife. On the night OF the murder MI,
and Mrs. Lick spent The evening with
friend Returning about eleven O'Clock, they
were assaulted by Mr.. and Mrs. Raap, and
Mr.. Landenschlager, brother OF Mrs, Llok,
| who commenced the assault by striking her
on the head with an sS or hammer, killing
her, as It appeared, almost instantly. AT the
same time Rap d assaulted Mr. f a4gR:
into stream OF water running
through the yard. Rap then jumped on
! Lick, and forced his head int. the
sand aud water, with the evident intention OF
strangling him. while his wife secured knife
and attempted TO cut his throat, In which she
| would undoubtedly have succeeded had II moi
Z been for a comforter he had wrapped around
his neck. As it was, she succeeded in cutting
a slight cash In his throat, and inflicted Sc
we're wound on his right wrist. BY THIS time
the cries OF Lick had alarmed his children IN
. the house, and some OF the nelghbors, who,
making their appearance, the murderers left,
going 70 their own residence, where they were
found about an hour after, and arrested on
suspicion. The testimony before the inquest
this morning pointed so decidedly to these
J parties that all three were held on the charge
of murder in the first degree. The scene OF
! the murder has been crowded all day. Al
g first IL was thought LICK would die from
D his injuries, but he Is now in q fair way
of recovery. Mrs. Lick's body presented a
: terrible appearance. she lay on the floor Of q
lower room, her head shattered by the terri bic
y blow, and streams Of blood oozing from IL.
. The conduct Of Mrs Rap throughout is rep
n resented as most nendish, she being the NOV.
l. ing spirit, and nothing but the appearance OF
e the neighbOrs drove her from her attempt TO
= cut the throat of Lick, while her husband,
e who was acting under her direction wa
7, | holding his face in the water AFTER he had
!. knocked him down. The Licks are repre-
d sented SIS being good and peaceable citizens
e and the apparently unproVoked assault, with
Y is tragic ending, created intense exestement
q At one time lynchipg was freely talked of
/ The nrmness Of the police and better coun
& sells prevailed and the perpe traitors are In tn,
e hands OF the law, TO receive that punishment
!, which II snail accord them.
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