Memphis, July 2– In a quarrel over a two year old horse trade, Benjamin H. WRAY killed his brother-in-law and then himself. The affray occurred near Brownsville, Tenn. The parties were respectable. (page 3, col 2) Source: Cleveland Banner (Cleveland, TN); 5 July 1872. Available online at Google News Archive.
Rev. Mr. GRAY, of this city, met with quite a sad occurrence a few days since. In company with his mother and sister he left for the Centennial on Tuesday of last week. They arrived at Philadelphia all right; but a few hours later his mother died very suddenly of apoplexy. They
DIED July 5th. – Miss Mary BEAN, daughter of Hazard BEAN of this county. July 6th – Mrs. Sarah HINKLE, wife of Jos. HINKLE of this county. July 9th – Mr. K.C. SEABOURN, a well known and highly respected citizen of this country. July 9th – A young daughter of
The State Senate When the legislature meets, on the first Monday in October, the Senate, although, when full, consisting of twenty-five members, will be organized with only twenty-three members – two death having occurred among the members elect to that body, since the election. Col. Thos. H. PEEBLES, Senator elect
From the Pulaski (Tenn.) Citizen — Scott and Richard TOMLIN, sons of Mr. John TOMLIN, of this county, aged about sixteen and eighteen years, died last Saturday at seven and eight and a half o’clock. They were buried in the same grave. The history of these two devoted brothers forms
Effie Batty, 12 Twelfth avenue, S., 13 years Joe Goodman, five miles Lebanon pike, 23 years Mary Washington, 608 Gay street, 17 years Infant of Lillie Reed, 1027 Hawkins street, 2 days Wm. Moorehead, 902 Eighth avenue, South, 100 years Stephen Clegget, Cowan street, 59 years Infant of Ellen Stewart,
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