Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-11
WIRE WAITS.

Omaha, Neb., November 10.-C. E. Yost
and Fred Nye have purchased nearly all
the stock of the Omaha Republican.
New York, November 1O.-Osgood, the
well-known banker and broker, is very
seriously i'll. He can hardly recover.
New Orleans, November 10--The City
Council to- day made arrangements with the
Gas Company to light the city until Novem-
Der 30th.
Macon, Ga, November 1O.-Stephen Nc
Mavill, of Putnam county, was murdered on
Monday last. One negro was arrested on
suspicion.
Boston, November 1O.-The freight train
on the New York and New England rail-
road was wrecked to-day near Jackson. The
fireman was injured.
New York, November 10.-Presidsnt Ar
thur leaves this city Monday for Washing
ton. He had a conference this afternoon
with his law partner.
Macen, GA, November 10.-To-day the
| iron bridge of the Georgia railway over the
Oconee river at Athens fell, killing one
workman and seriously wounding six.
Baltimore, November 1O.-The Rev. L. d.
MaieT, a prominent clergyman of the Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran denomination. of
this city, died tonight, aged ifty-nine.
LOUISVILLE, November 10.-John Strab
was arrested tonight charged with the at
| tempted outrage of blind woman, who
with himself and another woman had been
| drinking beer together.
| Gardiner, Me-, November 10-Ira Hart,
Jefferson Cslderon, George Field, Miles
Moody, roofers, are probsbIy fatally Injured
by the breaking of a staging upon which they
| were 1t work.
Louisville, November 10.-This evening
while number Of children were playing in
| lumber-yard a stack of heavy timber fell.
Ellen Shesrer, aged twelve, was caught under
the timbers and her skull crushed. She was
killed instantly.
Providence, r. L, November 10.-The Su-
preme Court in the case of VIM. J. King &;
Sons U.s. The Quidnick Company, William
| Sprague, president, declined TO hear further
argument, but instructed the jury 10 find a
verdict for plaintiff for the full amount,
1897 ,96S.
Louisville, KY, November 10.-A memo
| rial service for the late Bishop Paine, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, was
held here last evening. Bishop Kavanaugh
and olher prominent ministers joined in the
solemn and impressive services, which we're
largely attended.
! Dallas, Tex, November 1O.-At Henrietta
| last night G. NJ. Burgess, defeated candi-
date for county judg,, shot and instantly
killed r. NJ. Douley, 4 young lawyer, who
had spoken i'll of him during the csmpaign.
| Three shots were fred. The tragedy pro-
duced a sensation.
| Council Bluffs, November 10.-The north
bound express on the Wabash, st. Louis and
| Pacific road was derailed near Stanberry,
No, this morning and the train badly
wrecked. The baggage and express agent,
| Mr.. Groves, was instantly killed, and several
others were more or less injured.
St. Louis, November l0.-Two large blocks
Of land, situated at Eighteenth and Poplar
streets, were transferred 10 Jay Gould TO day
and the deeds recorded. This is considered
| to establish the location of the new union
depot between Seventeenth and Nineteenth
streets, east and west, and Clark avenue and
the present railroad track north and south
/. Chicago, November 10-This evening
Hiram Waters, formerly telegraph ope
rstor, but now a member of the Board o.
Trade, shot himself in the left eide short
distance below The heart. The chances o.
life aud death are about even. 1t is believed
the attempt at suicide wss during tempor7 r.
depression while under the influence o
liquor.