Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-11-29
NEWS IN BRNF.

New Orleans, November ZS.-The failure
is announced of Roulett & Co., cordugc, bag
ging, etc.
Brighton Beach, November 2S.-The
winners to-day were Cornadotte, Lutte, Fred
Brunswick and Golden PlOver.
Watertown, n. V, November 2S.-A
large fire is raging at Cape Vincent. Firemen
and an engine have gone hence.
Raleigh, n. c., November 2S.-W. b.
Jarvis Co, Of Greenyille, failed yesterday.
They have liabilities of s60,0O0.
New York, November 2S.-The liabili-
ties Of Jacob S; Cohen & Co, fur dealers,
signed, are s1ls,0oO; actual assets, S109,0OO.
Madison, Ind, November 2S.-Nathan-
iel Lee, an aged and respected farmer, was swim
died out of $500 in a three card monte game.
Raleigh, n. c., November 2S.-A party
of thirty five Boston manufacturers and capital
lists arrived this evening. They guests of the
Baltimore, November IS Lyndhurst," )"
the home of Reyerdy Johnson. has been with
dr. drawn m from auction sale. The highest bid was
81 600.
Little Rock, November 2S.-The Arl>an-
sas Masonic Grand Lodge elected John j. Sump-
ter grand master, and W. IL. Clayton deputy
grand master.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, November 2S.-John
Richardson@nd John I,andsen, miners, were in
stantly killed near Wyoming to-day by an acct
dent to the bucket,
Peoria, H., November 2s.-Joseph JET
ferson is still confined to his room under the care
OF physcIans: Ii viii be impossible for him to ap
pear again this week.
day morning four stores, belonging to Mcdonald
Newcomb, Lawler and WaTtesky, burned, Loss,
$500; insurance, $4,000.
Pittsburg, November 2S.-Commodore
W. j. kountz, proprietor of the Allegheny !HrH
convicted of criminal libel and sentenced to
thirty days in Jail and 500 fine.
Atlanta, Ga, November 2S.-Jno. Brown
and Tim Savenger, negroes, were convicted to-
D IN 4
| sentenced to be hanged January llth.
Leadville, November 2S.-A fire broke
out this i morning DESTROYING LoqdOncr's grocery
| small establishments. Total loss, s27,O0o. -
Petersburg Va, November 2S.-Dick
| Mitchell and John Jones have been arrested for
the murder Of Thomas Bragg, all c9lored. One
held Bragg while the other stFangled him with .
| handkerchief.
Pittsburg, November 2S.-Dr. James C.
| Buck. prominent resident of Braddock Pa
was sentenced 10 five years and sig months in the
| penitentiary for completely with the Gordon gang
| of highwaymen.
Scranton, Pa, November 2S.-Patrick
| Kelly, of New York, has been arrested for pass
ing counterfeit money. A bag of spurious coin
was found on his person. lie will be taken to
| Pittsburg for trial.
WatertowH, n. V, November 2S.-The
publication of the pension list of this city shows
! that several pensioners have been dead for year
/ ormore. One woman drew pension in the anne
Of her dead mother.
New Orleans, November 2S.-The strike
! Of the freight handlers continues. The I5uiss
| vile and Nashville and itle lllih9is GsntIhl in
| have been instructed.
Bowerston, o., November ga freight
train was wrecked and fifteen ears thrown down
an emoankment. II Is supposed that the
wreckers put an obstruction in the frog of a
switch. No one was hurt.
Monmouth, ILL.,, November 2S.-Isaac
( Davis, farmer living near Youngstown, twenty
miles see;f Of here, killed his brother James,
corn corr erep Jointly R cwHsd IS item u'''s'on 0i
New York, November 2S.-A Iia.es
special from 81; 4,ayrehce says the St. Lawrence
total loss is estimated at s75, ,b6I. fHe
Nashville. November 2s.-A negro boy,
named Pete Jones, was found dead in the Jail at
that he was killed BY white man Ernest "WStGf orth
ington. the only other occupant
Marysville, O., November 25.-Isaac
White, Of fPtarisbnrg, Union county, surrendered
himself TO the apthGFitus aad stated that he had
shot dead David Teat, residing near that place.
Cause, undue familiarity with White 5 mother.
Pittsburg, November 2s.-Affairs at
sdis f fsRs sFse, e. NGadf tSs FG are
Fund Company hre still in possession OF the Jill
hgted we'll, The. funeral of Q. NJ. Hayinaker
takes place this afternoon,
Philadelphia NoVembes 9a,-The Inter-
| national Arbitration Convention met to-day 10
discuss resolutions urging the formation of a code
of international law and the establishment of in
| ternational arbitration aid. Editors and clergy
men were invited.
Philadelphia, November 2S.-Samuel b.
| EastbErn, former eie.k in the Office of the re
ceiver of taxes sas ssted n 1851 for the com
lum at Frankford Investigation has shown that
Eastburn had taken daily from 81 to 5000.
Worcester, Mass, November 2S.-A car
on the Boston, Barre and Gardner train went
I inst aft Nnrtt
/ Worcester Station this afternoon. Between
twenty asd thirty passengers were in the car. all
seriously hurt.
Cleveland, November 2S.-John Blair, at
| Cinrbon, near Youngstown. undertook to dry n
half keg Of powder in front of the grate. A spark
I burned and the house was fired. The flames were
eHttg1ished bN the neighbors, who were attracted
| by the explosion.
Philadelphia, November eS.-HeHry c.
| Terry. member of the bar. has been awarded.
after long litigation. fee of $4,000 for services
| connected with the transfer of the Oxford turn
Terry as contingent fee, but afierward i'm
! pounded at the instance of the city.
Waterbury, Conn, November 2S.-Pub-
! liz indignation against Truman J. Smith. a
Matertown farmer, who assaulted his wife, break
! ing one of her legs, because their children were
! all gitis, cu.ms mated last night in visit to
to ana eaihsr fGsaS h% Smith sd II
| the party, and Marion Hard was painfully in
| jured.
Albany, November 2S.-A decision is
announced to-day by the Board of Railroad Com
missioners in the matter of complaint by the
Chamber of Commerce and others against the
/ .TuI hines alleging discrimination against dry
! goods shipped west. The decision, written by
Commissioner o. 0'Donnell, sustains the complain NJ
against the trunk lines, and condemns the whole
system Of pooling. 1t recommends re-classif-
| cation from the first to the third class of tags,
brown sheetings, penims, tiekings, oileloth un ;
der ten feet in Original balesi also change TO class
No, ], domestic nrtptsi bfesche9 goods. canton
! hannels, hemp carpetihg, crashes, cargas az !.
! warp.
WEAK people should use Samaritan Ner-