Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-04-18

hours after it has been locked up the doors
| are priced open, windows hoisied, and in
| gress obtained. and then pillsging begins
| door-beIls, FIRE grates, locks, keys and ali
movable articles worth cent, are carried
| off. - Thomas Carsey and Deputy-Sheriff
| Sanders had fight in the criminal clerk
| office, when Cars-y threw q chair which
struck Deputy Harris, who was looking on,
and slightly fractured his skull. -. A
couple of negro pistol-tosters we're fined $50
each. That's the way to stop murder 80.
An over Jealous health officer in Mash vile
has been trying to call the healthfulness OF
cctton-seed oil in question-such an
effort il ridiculous. Among the names
in the Nashville directory appears that OF
Joseph E. Jesus. There are also thirty-four
Adams, four Ewes and fifteen Cams"
Sawdust Valley; Farmers are running
out OF corn. The drouth killed the clover.
There is no pasture, and a two months hard
time has to be endured. 49,. In Water Val
ley there is cry of "hsrd times" on all
sides. AT CampbelIs Station the meat
and bread question Is PROMINENT; numbers
are suffering for necessaries, and there are
many applications Tor county relief outside
OF the poorhouse. All were voted SO to
s25, and $50 for one whose house was burned
down.. AT Dayton Fred Faun did not
run las. enoug h when tree was cut, and 1t
fell upon and killed him. On Buffers
creek, Wayne county, as James Bromley
was turning his horse ont in the evening,
concealed assassins fired three shots and
killed him. His son fired at the murderers,
when they shot him in the hand and walked
safely of.
Rutherford Co1lrie1: bill Wright, col
ored, notorious character, with two wives
and a lot of children, who has lived from
place to place since the war, sometimes in
this State, part OF the time in Mississippi, in
fact, anywhere where he could dead beat,
steal or exc out living, moved some weeks
since in the DeighborhoOd of Nebo, three and
q half miles south of Yorkville. On the
night of the I'd instant, party, consisting
OF En-. Etheridge, VIM. Turner, Bunt. Ter
rill, Charles King and Alexander Terrill, all
Young men aud we'll respected. went to the
house occupied by Wright, which they en-
tered and seized him for the purpose of kuk-
luxing. A scUfile ensued in which pistol in
the hands OF Charlie King was accidentally
discharged, the ball hitting Alexander Ter
ril in the neck, from the effects of which he
bied TO death in a few moments. DIR. Tur-
ner, who lived a short distance from where
the shooting occurred, was Immediately sum-
DOued. He reached the dying man too late |
10 render any assistance. The above are
about the facts as gathered from the jury of |
inquest. All the parties implicated in the |
Affair." "a well as the negro, have left the |
Chattanooga Times: "There are two cases of |
malipox at Redwood ......... Our merchants
eport large number of strange young men
coming to the city nearly every day, apply
ug for positions. "A number of negroes
II this city are rapidly accommodating money |
several are building homes, investing from
5000 to $4,000, and large number have re-
emily bought lots and contemplate building.
-. Mr.. w. c. Baird, chief head clerk of
his division of the railway mail service,
anded large California salmon from Spring
reek, few miles north of the city and
ully fifteen miles from the Tennessee river.
fish Commissioner Sneed examined the
'ead and pronounced it California salmon
c was twenty-six inches long, and comes
rom stream near Knoxville, having been
locked i've years ago. A large soap |
nanufactory will soon go into operation |
-. John Springfield, who had been to the
ity for his marriage license on which he has
married., got into a quarrel With a porter and
red pistol at him. j. II. Jones, who was
18th him and was very drunk, had his pistol
ut also; they were held on bail 80. Chat
anooga will have electric lights blazing in
lree weeks"