Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-10-31
Aninhnlien, CrIme.

PHILADELPHIA October so - Casper
Younger, an eldsrly ian, will have a hear
Jog this afternoon upon the charge of at
Temp ing to kill his daughter, Mrs. Goekel
her husband, August Goesel, the two young
children of GoeLeI,s ard AEs--Xonnasr wifi
of the prisoner. August Goekel is tailor, and
recently gave home to his molher-in-law,
who lett Younger in Baltimore on account OF
cruelty 10 her. Shortly after 10 o'clock Fri
day night Goekel was startled by the crash
of windoW, aud still another crash Of a
swinging coal-oil lamp hanging near his
head Bewiid ered and in the darkness, he
made his way to tie door. Here he was met
oy his vile and children, who, hearing the
noise, had run up stairs from the lower floor
While thus groupeG at the head of the land
ing, loud report was heard almost at heir
feet, but beyond the shock caused by the re-
port 10 injury resulted 10 them. Upon ex-
animation piece of lead pipe about six
inches long ami covered with oil-clolh was
found ON the floor, which had been corked at
one end, and The other contained fu,e. This
was the missile which bad been hurled
through the window. Al the fuse burned
short the pipe was discharged, fortunately in
a direction at right angles with the family
standing in the doorway, and doing them no
harm. Ga The esst wall of the room were
found marks Of the deadly force Of he con
tsnts Of the missile, and on the floor lay
leaden bullets, pieces Of iron and fragments
of black glass, with which it had been
charged. Some lead pipe, number of bull
lets similar 10 those found in the room.
piece of fuse a yard long, lot of black gIass
and revolver were touod in the stable,
where Younger usually sleE.
In scandsIOusiy sesnt Attire.
CINCINNATI, October 30-The Enquirer
publishes the following special from Wheel
ing, w. Va:
A scandal, in which the gossip mongers of
this city will revel with delight, came to
light to-day. The participants are nine
young lsdiss OF respect able families, whose
names are withheld out of respect for their
pare ats and friends. These young dsmsels
Whose ages range from fifteen to eighteen
years, TO which fact their foolishness may be
Enthusiastically visited 4 photograph
gallery 10 this city and had their pic ures
taken in scandalously scAnt attire. They
did not adopt the fashion of Mother Eve, or
the tropical costume of the Greek Slave;
but each procured about three yards of white
gauz,, armed with which they sought
prominent photographer and had counter
fei! pIesentments taken.
The attitudes they assumed and the
charms they displayed were varied and
striking. The first subject reduced herself
to the condition of 4 mill puddler on bot
over her head and her arms folded on her
bosom, faced the camera. Others followed,
aud became holder. The pictures were taken
in various stages Of nudity, all of which
were beautifully dimmed, but not hidden by
ne;tisg. One assumed the role Of Venus
r.sing from the sea, and she might have sci
for model Of that beautiful goddess An
other dispensed with the veil altogether, but
Exhibited only her well-rounded limbs,
81 anding in striking attitude, wi h one foot
on dais, and so on, each varying her atti
tude according to taste.
Models we're taken from the photos of ac-
tresses by Mora and Ligetts, and the work
was done in the highest style.of the srt. In
due course of time the pictures were finish
ed, and each was furnished with little
pack sge of c1Ttes de Uisites, displayed TO the
best advantage what she regarded "a her
points OF beauty. OF course such things
cannot be kept. First ore and then another
friend was let into the secret, until il reached
the ears OF reporter, who interviewed he
artist, and the result will be social uphea-
val when the facts are known to the public.