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

New York, October 2.-Moody and
Sankey sailed to-day Tor ireland,
Butfaio, uctnher .-Oattle-receipts to-
day, 23s head market dull prices good.
st. Louis, October 2.-The second day of
the fair had a very large attendance not
withstanding the bad weather.
Washington, October 2.-The coinage at
the mints during September was Sc, ,276,-
2l0, of which S2.350,O0O were standard
dollars.
DeKalb, H., October 2.-The Superior
Barbei Wire Company's warehouse was
partially burned yesterday. Loss, Sl5, 900;
insurance, $4,000.
Little Rock, October Sunday at
Charleston, Franklin county, the Richard
son Mill was totally destroyed, together
with 400 bales Of cotton. Loss, $4,000.
Bedford, Ind, October 2.-Very heavy
wind and rain-storm in the southern part
OF this county this morning. great damage
to crops, fences and buildings; no lives
lost.
Chicago October 2-The forty-fourth
annual Communication of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Illinois was entered upon
in this city. SIX hundaad lodges are repre-
sented.
st. Paul, October "A special says that
Pillsbury 4 Hulbert's elevator at Harwood
burst to-day by the pressure of 60O0
bushels OF wheat. Most of the grain will
be sayea.
Cincinnati, October 1.-The Commercial
Gdsette's Lafayette lind special says: De-
tective Tenbrock, of indianapolis, to-day
made affidavit charging Alex Potts with
the murder of Ada Atkinson.
Atlanta, October 2-Howard & Candle,
wholesale druggists, were burned out this
merning. Loss on stock, $4,000; insur-
ance, $50, 900. Total loss ON stock, build
ing and adjacent stores, $4,000:
Petersburg, Va:, October 2.-There was
violent wind and rain-storm this evening,
blowing down trees, fences and telegraph
poles, and considerable damage done.
The wires North and East are down.
San Francisco, October -Four yellow
fever patients aboard the steamer Newbern
are steadily improving. Fifty on the Mar
tin Johnson are worse, and their present
condition is critical. No new cases re-
ported.
Montreal, October "A city bailiff was
| pitched through plate-glass window of a
restaurant here to-day by sailor of the
war ship Canada for having uttered de-
predatory statements regarding Prince
George.
Buffalo, October 2.-The Canada South
ern train from Niagara Falls ran into the
belt line train at Central depot. A boy
on his way to Cincinnati, had his left hand
severed. Both the engines were badly
damaged.
Nashville, October 2.-Stanley Gray, q
| substantial farmer who lived a few miles
south OF franklin, suicided to-day with a
pistol. He had been in ill-health for a
year, and it is supposed encouragement
was the cause.
Moquekity, Ia, October 2.-During the
progress of a Joint discussion here yester-
day afternoon between Judge kinne and
Gov. Sherman, and while the latter was
speaking, he was taken with one Of his
| apoplectic fits.
Milwaukee, October 2.-The thirty-sev-
enth annual Conference of the Wisconsin
Methodist Episcopal Church opens to-
morrow at Summerfield church, with about
200 delegates, representing 5000 church
people Of this State.
Chicago, October 2.-The first annua
convention of the National Association O
Stationary Engineers was held here to
day. The forenoon was spent in the re
ception of delegates and the transaction
of informal business.
Albany, n. Y, October 1.-The Court O
Appeals decided the Hatch Williams case
in favor OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company. The decision OF the genera
term was reversed and the judgment o
the special term affirmed.
Monmouth, October Mrs Bailey, for
ty-five years old, wife OF commercial trav
eler, and her daughter, sixteen years of age
! were found dead in a corn field near thi
city this morning. From a note found OF
her person it was evident she had killec
the child with razor and then took he
own life with the same weapon.
New York, October 2.-The Court o
Appeals confirms the decision of tn
referee in favor of the plaintiff in the cas-
of Cornelia d. Earle and others agains
! William P. Earle, of Earle's Hotel, 70