Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-09-06
Sunday by Policeman WCodlock, 1t is
alleged. without provocation. Wood

Sunday by Policeman WCodlock, 1t is
alleged, without provocation. Wood
lock was arrested.
The Methodists of Richmond and
Manchester, Virginia, have adopted
resolutions heartily approving the &C.
ton OF tho joint commission Of Method.
lets at Cape May.
Morris G. Newman was seriously, and
perhaps fatally, stabbed by a party of
roughs In Cincinnati, about midnight
Sunday night, fer endeavorfng to save
an old man from their abuse.
The funeral of Walker, the dead prize.
fighter, took place in Philadelphia Mon
day, and was attended by thousands Of
people. Rev. w. B. Ervens, of the
Protestant Episcopal church, officiated.
The Goss- Allen mill will come eff in
Owen county, Kentucky, on the line of
the Louisville Snort Line railway. 1t is
thought that the crowd in attendance
will inteffefe to prevent Allen from win.
ming the fight.
The Salt Lake courts have ordered ex-
ecution to be issued On Brigham Young's
horses, carriages, and other goods, to
satisfy an attachment for three thousand
six hundred dollars alimonY due Ann
Eliza, his nineteenth wife.
The International Medical congress
began its sessions in Philadelphia on
Monday. Professor Gross delivered the
address Of welcome, and was chosen
president. DR.. Flint, OF New York, de-
iivered the Centennial address.
In the county court of Newark, New
Jersey, yesterday, Judge Depree charged
the grand jury, concerning the killing of
the Thislberns, that the law does not
hold responsible those taking the life of
parties escaping from the action of the
law.
A dispatch from Liverpool yesterday
says that the ship Sonora, from San
FJaa cisco, was run into off Hollyhead
by tie Spanish steamer Vivsr, yester-
day morning, and both vessels sunk
o L one life was lost. The total loss
will aggregate one million dollars.
Ia ne election in Wilmington, Della
vale, yesterday for members OF the city
cCunc /, the Republicans were success
ful, carrying eight ont of ten wards, and
electiug nine out of eleven couucilmsn.
The Republican majority on the differ
ent candidates varies from l045 to 1900.
John II. Waring & Co., Of Yonkers,
New York, the heaviest hat manufac-
turing firm in the United s .ates, sre
announced as failed, with liabilities
amounting to four hundred dollars, OF
which nearly two hundred thousand
are due New York banks. Assets are
said TO be greatly in excess OF liabilities.
A farmer named Brewer took grist
to a mill at Fairmouut, Nebraska, yes
terday, accompanied by his two chill
dren. After he had taken them out, be
attempted TO take gun from the wagon,
when the trigger was caught, discharg-
ing it contents and striking both chill
dren. The girl cannot recover; the boy
may.
Martin Davis, James Filkins, alias
Martin, aud N. V. 3. Warner, were ar
rested in Chicago yesterday, charged
with attempting to rob bank in Rsrs-
selaer, Indiana, few weeks ego. They
ha been tunnelipg under the bank
vault several weeks, which contained
over two hundred thousand dollars, be-
sides valuable securities, but the scheme
was discovered before the vault was tap
ped.
A dispatch from New York says that
shortly before ten o'clock yesterday
morning fatal explosion occurred at
the government works at He'll Gate, by
which three or four men were killed out
right and number of others more or
less wounded, some quite seriously. 1t
appears number of men were em-
pioyed on barge in fixing the primers
for the final explosion, when prema-
ture explosion occurred.
One man wss killed, six injured, and
the machiDe.shops very much wrecked,
In Jacksonville, Indiana, Monday, by
the explosion Of boiler in the yards OF
the Louisville and indianapolis rail-
road. Gottlieb Ganzhorn, the fireman,
was almost roasted, and subsequently
died. Six others are reported seriously
injured. The cause Of the explosion IS
unknown. The BOILER had Just boon
cleaned, and had but sixty-fve pounds
Of steam on when the catastrophe TOOK
place.
The strike of firemen of the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific road has ended,
the company having put the wipers at
work again. The company has sus-
tanned severe losses during the few days
the strike has been in progress, stock
and freight trains having been delayed
and business along the entire line much
impeded and interrupted. Eleven of
the strikers are in jail, having attempted
to throw trains from the track by put
ting distractions thereon.
John Sutherland and another man
went into a saloon in the town of Old
Los Anemos, Colorado, last Saturday,
and called for q drink. Two negro
soldiers present offered to join them,
but the white men objected. High words
ensued, and the negroes left, but soon
however, with several COM
rades armed with carbines, wbo imme-
diately began firing right and left.
was shot through the head
and instantly killed, and two other
white men were wounddd. The soldiers
then returned to the fort, no one daring
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