Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-10

Clayton, Ais, March Bob Cochran,
colored, convicted ia February for murder OF M.
| L. Drew near thu place, was hanged to-day.
Detroit, March 81. z. Bennett & Co.'s
drug store. at Adrian, was completely Quilted by
fire last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance sl1 600
Denver, Mach 9.-Gov. Grsn. sutbor yes
the statement that he will veto the bill passed by
the last Legislature taxing the net output of mines.
Denver, March "a fire at Baens Vista
| buildings, Including Heller L wsllack's Bank.
Loss. $4,000
Port>mouyh, Va, March 9-Mrs DR.. E
y: Watts, wife Of prominent physician. died
extracting tet tn.
Denver, March 9-Tbeodore Thomas ard
his grand orchestra have definitely arranged to
chorus OF 600 voices are in training
B1etpu, March 9.-The State Homso.
pathic Medical Society has petitioned the Legisla-
lure to authorize the erection Of new insane asy
der the care oil homeopathic physicians.
Chicago, March 9-Joseph T. Ryersou a
prominent aud wealthy business msn and an oil
citizen, died suddenly TO day. He had been an
man engaged in the iron business in Chicago.
Brasflrd, Pa. March "a broken rail
the Ecie road near Belvidere, N. Y, this morn.
ing, threw a freight train off the track, wreckinx
structing travel for eight hours No one was hurt.
Chicago, Msrch 9.-Tbe fret number of
sporting weekly, American Sports. of which T. 2.
Cowles late night editor OF the Chicago Tribune,
is editor, was issued this afternoon. The paper
presents very creditable and attractive appear
ance.
Danville, Va. March A-The tobacco fac
tories of w. T. Clark. W. F. Patton and L. L.
strause burned this morning. Valued at SIS 600
Fully insured. The buildings were tenanted by
eight firms, who lost stock and fixtures estimated
New Orleans, March 9.-Johu Quiulau, a
Catholic bishop at Mobile since 1859, died this
morning at the st. Theresa pastoral residence,
this city. He had been sick two months. The
funeral takes place next Thursday morning from
the Mobile Cathedral
Chicago, March 9.-The inquest on the
body of Jim" Elliott, the .pugilfst, which has
OF Jerry Dunn, who killed Elliott. was held to-
day, aud Dunn was held without bail to await the
action of the grand jury.
mon Pleas to-day denied the motion recently
argued for the appointment OF a receiver and for
the accounting Of The Home BENEFIT Society. 1t
has been claimed on behalf of the motion that
moneys are being improperly used.
Holyoke, Msss., March 9. Margaret
Clune sued Father Harkins, of 81. Jerome's
tered ut the altar The woman gave Ip her seat eat
in church, and the erEyman denounced hes ac-
ton in terms that could not be mistaken, though
no name was mentioned.
Louisville March 9-The Hon. James
Speed, attorney general in the Cabinet of Mr.
Lincoln authorizes the Courier Journal to say that
DTtCk opceu, VINO mas Dteu IN washington this
week, never has had and has not now, authority
to make drafts on him or get money on his credit.
Denver, Col, March 9,--From authentic
sources it is learned that July 1879 Judge j. B.
Bissell, of Leadvlle won $1,000 from s. w. Dorsey
in game OF poker on a train going to Denver, for
which he gave q check. This was evidently the
one referred to by Reerdell as having been given
TO j. Is, B., claiming 10 mean Congressman J. b.
Belford. Judge Bissell is now in New York.
Boston, NJ arch 9.-Insurance Commission
er Gi9rle. who va served with summary dis.
odsy attending to his duties. He has not yet de-
cided to recognize the order, but has desire ito
quarrel with the governor. The latter states that
as Commissioner Clarke failed to have his report
ready by March sth he decided to remove him.
Boston, March 9.-The Superior Court gave
verdict for plaintiff in the suit of James NJ
Shute. jr Us. the Pacific National Bank. Thiswas
an action TO recover three certificates of deposit
OF $1,000 each, issued by the bank, which the plain
tiff took In regular course of business with no no.
tice that they fraudulently issued as claim
ed by defendant. This is the first of many similar
suits.
Winchester, Vs., March 9-The Metbo-
dist Episcopal Conference to-day adopted a resolu-
ton indorsng the action of the Maryland State
Temperance Alliance in the cause of prohibition;
also resolution condemniug the carrying and
distribution OF mails, running steam streetcars
ana publishing newspapers on Sunday and con-
demning all camp-meeting associations which re-
ceive rebate from Sunday travel. At the mis-
sionary meeting tonight the bishop made an ad-
dress.