Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-02
CRIME AND CASUALTY.
ONE NAN K111rp AVID rteHr ,NJuREp

ONE MAN KILLED AND EIGHT INJURED
BEsNIsGToE, VI. March 1.-By a rum
away horse one man was killed and eight injured.
MURDERED FOR MONEY.
ST. LOUIS March John Small, mer-
chant of North Leavenworth, Ks, was found dead
in his store very late last night His throat was
cut and his head smashed, and the money-dTawer
carried off.
TEN INDIANS MURDERED.
ST. LOUIS, March IA dispatch from
San Antonio. Tex, says party OF ranchmen sur
Ptseu an lnulau camp IN Chlnuanua, Mexico,
few days ago and captured twenty-five squaws and
killed ten bucks.
TWO WOMEN KILLED.
PORTLAND, Me, March 1.-Two men,
named McInelly and Brown, with their wives.
III q % Tain fGd the IN Wag9n
killing both aoies almost instantly and seriously
iniurtng McInelly.
FULLY ExoNERATED.
NEwCoAIERsTowN, March 1.-Tne grand
session three weeks and having fully investigated
all the charges OF alleged crookedness office of
Commissioners Benfer and Keffer have just adj
ttation OF any OF the charges made
FAITHLEss WIFE.
CHATTANOOGA, March 1.-The Times Gays
that the undercurrent topic of conversation on
the streets yesterday was the domestic trouble in
the household OF prominent professional man,
which led to the unceremonious election OF his
wife from the premises. The gentleman in ques-
ton, whose name we withhold out of respect for
him. has been a citizen of CHATTANOOGA for some
time, and during his residence here has become
prominent in his profession. We understand that
he will commence an action for divorce at once.
and give the uniaithful woman a suffciency OF
soever she may desire to go, and also upon which
TO subsist for q given length of lime.
n WANTS DIVORCE.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL, March 1.-Consider
able surprise created in this city to-day by the
announcement that Mrs Eleanor Ashly had insti.
tuted suit in the Circuit Court against her hus.
band, Thomas Ashly, for divorce upon the ground
of adultery. The plaintiff is very beautiful and
accomplished woman, moving in the best society,
and her husband is an old citizen, proprietor oil
the hotel which bears his name and numerous
other pieces OF valuable property Ashly is one Of
the best known hotel men in the West, and is one
IS a of the late Thomas Ashly a former wealthy
citizen of Buffalo, N. Y. The case will come VI
for trial at the present term of the court.
NEGRO MAN IN woMArs CLOTHES
ST. LOUIS March This morning VIM,
last Sunday at the request of a lady. in whose
house he was employed as cook, was arTaisned 10
faced young fellow, and good cook. Some time
ago he secured place as cook in an Olive street
woman He performed the duties OF the place
but the lady became suspicious of his sex and
consequently OF his intentions, and confded her
doubts to an officer who arrested him. The de-
PENDANT plesded guilty to the charge OF wearing
female garb on the street, and explained that he
was out Of work and could not get place on ac
count of his sex A friend suggested that he dress
as a woman, and he accordingly did SO, and soon
secured work. On his plea he was fined 500.
BOUND AND GAGGED
PoTIsv1LE, Pa, March Joseph Pin
ter is a night Waterman at Yuengling's brewery
Pottsville, Pa, and is away from home at night
When he got home on Wednesday morning early
he was astounded to zee his wife, who is ffty-three
years old, ana who remains in the house alone
lying on the floor in dying condition. Her hands
were tied behind her back, a handkerchief wai
| found stuffed into her mouth, her nostIis were
| lied with paper and she was unable to move
and was very weak. When released from hel
bonds she could not rise or stand without assist
| ance, and blood gushed nom her nose. She wa:
at once placed in bed, where she lies in ptiablt
condition 1t appears that before Mrs. Pinter went
to bed she walked through the house TO SEE
that everything was in order for the night, wheI
suddenly she was seized by man. To pre-
vent her from making an cutlery, he tied hand
kerchief between her teeth. The fellow then un
locked the front door OF the house and admitted
an accomplice. The two bound the woman a.
described. They found 50. it is said, on tn,
remises. and with this dCeamped. They did the
woman no further injury than 90 bind and gas
her, and then leave her on the floor, where shi
remained during the long hours of the night, en-
during physical pain and mental anguish of tn,
most active character. The burglars are still a
large.