Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-03
GENERAL NEWS.

Weather threatening an unfavorable
change.
Signal Service report: River 6 feet S
inches-rise inches yesterday.
The Hard Cash departed yesterday at noon
for White river with good trip.
The Cons Millar arrived from Cincinn att
yesterday afternoon with 40 tons.
The City of Baton Rouge passed down
of freight '-''- wv ''i-'
Receipts by river yesterday, 439 bales OF
cotton 6S bags of seduction and Il63 sacks Of
The Golden Rule was Yesterday reported
had her trouble.
The Coos Millar could not discharge and
receive in time to leave for Cincinnati as adver
day. - -0'-i 10
The Emma Etheridge and the Success
passed south with government barges in tow yes
river work.
The remains OF Dennis Bohlen, the watch
man blown overheard by the explosion the tug
Desoto last week, were found down about the foot
OF Beale street yesterday.
That dIamond-ring story sounds very much
like yarn cor cocted by certain boss-contractor
1t has worked like charm.
The new elevator Is getting its work In
charmingly. The Rene Maeready unloaded there
yesterday in fifty minutes. She had on a good
loau OF COTTON ana cotton seed.
The John L. Maude arrived yesterd a v
morning from st. Louis with 1850 packages OF
freghts for this place, and returned last evening
with so barrels of oil and good lot of way freight
Look out for the Josie AIRY out of White
river with head aud tail up this evening for She is
determined that no obstacle shall prevent her
returulng on schedule time tomorrow afternoon
cause Capt Milt says
The Sioux City Journal says: "The Mollie
Moore was to have been sold at Chamberlain yes
terday. The big boat is in bad shape everywhere
Labor claims due were sold to claim agents who
LEVIED on the boat. She allowed to get
aground one side, and as the water went down She
listed over to the river SIDE The open seams that
had been above water leaked when submerged,
and the hold partly filed with water. The bar
under her gave an uneven support, and she is
badly sprung"
The steamer Lind Grove has proved flyer
She LETT New Orleans at 5:45 pm, October sd
passed Baton Rouge at 80 q. m on the 24th Bayou
sara at so pm, and landed at the mouth of Red
river at pm. of the same day. She was at Trim
iIy, distance ITO miles, at a. m passed Colum bja
al 3 p m, and Landed at Monroe at 10 80 D. m on
the second day out from New Orleans This is
remarkable time for boat of only ten-ineh eylin-
ders, Tour feet stroke, and q great deal better
than mas been made by much larger boats.
st. Louis POST Dispatch. Wednesday: "The
colorado Transportation Company have brought
suit before Justice p j. Taafie against @. H. ODER
beck and w. L. Graydon for s100, balance due for
the boat for an excursion of the ST. Ange Social
Club, on September 10th, for s275 Capt. Manion
cursioDists went up the river and had Jolly time
but for some reason failed to pay the company but
$3.50, hence the suit. ]. O'Neill Ryan is attorney
for the transportation company"
The new Henry A iTyler, built for Capt.
W. J. Turner, expressly for the Cairo and Osceola
trade, OF which description was published in the
APPEAL few days ago, arrived here yesterday on
her first trip. She had good cargo for Memphis
consisting OF about 1900 packages which she dis
charged on the wharf. 1t is probable that she
may become permanent institution in the Mem.
phis and Cairo trade, to which her owners should
be encouraged by our merchants. There ought
Gha
was to have left on her return trip to Cairo last
night