Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-04-21
ALL ROUND THE SOUTH.

MCMINNvILLE Tenn, is soon to have q
large city hall.
Ten brick storebcuses are 10 be built al
| Gadsden, Tenn, this year
LANCE uumsers of stock cattle bought in
Georgia are being shipped TO Texas.
TWELVE mules have been stolen from
farmers in Tuscaloosa county, Ala, within the
] past few weeks.
\ TEE Pranville (Als.) Signal says negro
woman near that place recently gave birth to five
children at one time.
PROPERTY formerly belonging to Judge
| Baxter, at Knoxville, Tenn has been purchased
| and will be changed into cotton mill.
| CLEVELAND, Tenn, is in terror The
smallpox has broken out there. Why do not PEG
pie yaccinate-not wait until the disease breaks
AT Knoxville, Tenn, on Tuesday, as thu
proprietor of a shooting gallery was ioadi an air
| gun it went on, aud wounded bystander in the
| thigh.
DR.. J. J. JENNINGS was in Chattanooga
| Tenn, this week, making arrangements which
may end in his starting an extensive hominy mil
| there.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, expects to have blas
furnace put up there. good article OF coke fol
| it is obtained from the coal mines on the Knox
| vile and Ohio railway.
A TELEGRAM 10 the governor of Missis
| sippi announces the desth of Chancellor George
Woods, chancellor OF the Seventh Judicial Distric
| of Mississippi, at Moss Point
The town of Rugby, Tenn, after all il
\ troubles and drawbacks, now shows unmistakab BILE
| signs OF steady and sound growth. 1t is filling
| up with people who are both able and willing tc
| work.
MRS. SAWYER, spiritual medium, Is on
trial at Little Rock, Ark, charged with getting
i money on false preteuses. She undertook to ma
terialze spirits at the paid seances, and is accused
| of seight Of hand and "the soft rope trick
CALVIN PRATT, a MAJ forty years of age
with wife and SIX children, instantly killed
by passing train tire Knoxville and Ohio rail
| road, while he was returning on foot from Knox.
vile to his home near Sharps Gap, last Saturday
| Too much whisky.
The Quapsw Cotton Mill, at Little Rock
Ark, took fire last Wednesday A hose that is
kept in readiness was so quickly attacked to the
plug that the flames were subdued before they bad
| any great Roadway. 1t is the first few minutes
| that is everything IN fire.
ABOUT twenty Mormon elders who arrived
in CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, left for Georgia and South
campaign. Fifteen went do Sn the Alabama Great
| Southern railroad, and will work principally on
| the line of that road They say they have nearly
| 200 elders in the South and many converts
FRosE GRIGGs, colored, and colored girl
with him, was diving down Lookout Mountain,
near Chsttanoogs, Tenn, en- Tuesday, when the
horse took fright, ran and struck the buggy
| against rock throwing the girl out but with no
down. she got to him, bnt found him dead-his
neck was broken. The horse dashed down q
| raTina and was killed. The young man was well
| spoken Of
HE Big Spring (Tex.) FGntagrdph says
the spring from which the town takes its name is
| twenty feet deep The Texas and Pa life Com
| psny have an engine. at work pumping water
| from the spring all the Time but the supply is
almost inexhaustibie. There seems to be sub
| terranesn river which flows just beneath the
spring, and from this the vast supply OF water
comes. Several wagon loads of buffalo bones have
been removed from the spring.
AT Dalton, Ga, on Saturday at midnight,
Deputy City Marshal Langley attempted TO arrest
negro named Rose, for drunkenness. Rose re-
sisted, and the officer shot him through the arm.
Immediately sitter the shot was fired mob of ne
Sroes completely surrounded the marshal, and
would most certainly have assassinated him had he
not broken through the circle and fled TO the res
dence of Mr.. 0'NeiI The negro mob followed,
aud for two hours they persisted The whites be-
came fearful Of a not and began TO arm. An in
huential orator or two among the colored people
at length Gained the storm.