Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-08
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

Ar Moscow, Tenn, tine new bridge across
| the north fork OF Wolf river is completed.
MARYviLLE, Tenn, is connecting with
| Knoxville by telephone, with an extension 10
| Montyale.
SwEErwATER (Tenp.) Democrat: "The
spoke and handle factory has received a large
! order from England, and is running day and
night"
A CHATTANOOGA dispatch says: "Sir Titus
soult and party, of England, have arrived here.
They contemplate enormous investments in East
Tennessee
KNOXVILLE (Tenu.) Tribune: "Under the
new law Just passed by the Legislsture. marriage
licenses will cost 81 So Is That cheap or dear on
an average wife or husbanG7
The corporation Of Sweetwater, Tenn,
pursues liberal policy and relieves from taxation
all manufacturing enterprises. This course is
adopted by Knoxville and Norristown.
AN Eugish syndicate has purchased the
Embreevilie iron property, $4,000 acres. and
scotch syndicate 40 Oc5 acres in Unicoi county,
Tenn. Both VIII Commence operations at once.
KEoxvILLE Chronicle: ''The ground hog,
seeing that his old.time reputation was likely to
be injured by such upstairs as Vennor and Wig
gins did not stay in his hole the customary six
weeks"
SoMERvILLE (Tenn) Reporter: "Cetton
shipments from Somervlie last month, 1872 bales;
10 LIST of April, 1906 bales, against $40 TO same
date last season..
THE Knoxville Tribune says the first notice
of the frog farming snd frog canning business es
;ablished " Mr. Reeve, near Greeneytlle, appeared
in the columns of the Tribune. The Memphis
branch has not yet been opened.
KINGSTON East 1enn,ssean. "Another ex-
tensve find OF iron ore has been discovered on
Emory and Clinch rivers, which is represented as
simply immense and being quite convenient to
the river renders 1t more valuable"
Ar the Nashville Bureau OF Agriculture
last week letter was received from gentleman in
Marshall, Mimi, asking information as to the
best place to settle He wants to bring about forty
families 70 Tennessee and form colony, all the
families 70 be in area of five miles square.
CHATTANOOGA Tenn Times: Judge Nc
Rec has settled all the smallpox bills In full The
pestnouse cost the county sl525. The total num-
Der of deaths from the disease was 290." Better
have lvaccinsted and saved the money and kept
the collins empty. There was no necessity why
there should have been single case.
NASHVILLE Baaner: "Mrs. 0verton, wife
of Col John Overflow living SIX miles south of the
city, has realized, this season, $500 on turnip
greens, the result of the personal attention she
gave to the patch herself ia having it properly
tended to- The greens, being of the very best
ket.''
CHATTANOOGA Times. "Mr. c. C. Bloom
field, of Michigan the gentleman who last week
took $4,000 stock in the Chattanooga Plow Works,
yesterday purchased from J. IT. Hill the three
story brick building on Market street. now occu-
pied by g. NJ. d. Hesrd. The building has twenty
five feet front and extends back l22 feet The
price paid was $4,000. Three years ago Mr.. Hill
Dought tne same properly ior sVVoV.
THE Batesvile (Ark.) Guard says that
Postmaster Pearson there was arrested for detsin-
ing registered letter last week The letter was
petition asking his removal. There is no doubt
amounting to sl23 co. at that Office. but who the
guilty party is-whether Pearson or bis deputy
McChesnsy-is yet to be decided. The ONCE was
turned over to Pears0n's bondsmen.
AT Bstesville, Ark, last week, at a session
of the Sunday-School Convention at the colored
Methodist church, six of the colored sisters be-
came outrageously disorderly that general
Iov broke out in the eoBgregst ton, without re-
gard to piety The dear sisters had to pay fines
before the msyor next day TO the amount of $50
hands to scratch each others eyesT'
BKIsToI. (Tenn.) Courier: "One night last
week. DR.. Holland Grant, of the First district, mo-
tieed some one getting through window into his
bedroom. He raised up and shot the person witt
| pistol, which he had under his pillow. The in,
truder fell back into the yard. The doctor paid
no more attention 10 him, but next morning 8
| pool OF blood was found where the person fell,
aud the doctor tracked him, by the blood as FAR as
the creek"
CHATTANOOGA Times: "Mr Titus Salt
and party. the English capitalists who have spent
several days in this vicinity, lett yesterday for
Birmingham. and viii then proceed 10 New Or
| leans Memphis, st. Louis and Chicago, and will
MIA and others to revisit Chattanooga and then
return TO Europe. The gentlemen are the chief
owners OF the stock of the Dayton Coal and Iron
| Company. the extensive coal mining company
which is now operating mar Dayton, Tenn"
GREEsEvILLE (Tenn.) Fra: "a bother bold
/ oo1shiner gone by moonshine. One Jim Ar
| rowood was arrested for violation of the United
| States revenue law. charged as dealer IL moon
shine whisky, receiving and dealing II out in the
| center Of our town. He gave bond 20 appear be-
\ fore United States Commissioner Wilson. Last
Monday came, but Arrowood. He had va
meosed. bondsmen and an Gopei Thus two
| doors OF hell have been closed IN one week.
Who'll be the next TO try hand at the yillain21s
fs-s-4-c---of ifz1s 70 erccncTiffsl no
hotter place viii De found in bell than that IN
which Ihe drunkard- maker writhes in eternal tor
ture as a punish ment for his villanies on earth.
CHAT rANeoeA TiIa>s: "A Young girl named
/ Susan Miner had been seduced and was about to
give birth 20 alehild. Her parents, Charles Miner
/ and his wife, aud c.. Amden, it is alleged, were
pounding the girl, with the intention of killing
| the child when born, and were provided with q
] small box to bury it. The girl was moved, To
4 lady's house Tuesday, for protection, but her
/ parents followed, and al night made various
| threats Wiley and several ueighbors stepped Up
| 10 prevent violence, and quarrel enSued. hilheT
/ threatened his life. and Wi ey rocured pistol
His wife interfered, and he was shot in the soul.
| &c. Miner and his wife and Amden were arrested
| last night by officer Ike Alien, on the charge OF
intent TO murder, and committed 10 the county
| Jail"
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