Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13


The Louisville Bank RObBery-LOss.
and Reward Increased.
LOUISVILLE, March 12.-The robber
of the Falls City Tobacco bank grow
in magnitude daily. It Is now believe
that the amount Of bonds taken was b,
tween two and three hundred thousaD
dollars, mostly canal, railroad and gov
srnment bonds.
The following are among the missing
L. G. and L. r. r. first mortgage bondi
Nos. 159 to 1872 inclusive; J. NJ. and
r. r. second mortgage bonds, Nos. 1877
to 1878 inclusive, and Nos. 1920 to I02
| inclusive; Louisville and Portland cans
bonds, Nos. 732 to 74l inclusiYe-all fc
one thousand dollars each. Reward
offered SO far reach seven thousan
dollars.
! Destructive Fire.
INDIANAPoLIs, March I2.-Abou
eleven O'Clock last night fire was discov
cred In the Woodborn iron whee
company's buildings, on South Illinoi
street. The whole rear part Of the build
| ing was soon enveloped in flames, an,
continued burning flercely until abou
one o'clock this morning, when it wa
got under control The loss Is estimat
ed at 100000, fully covered by insur
ance in the following companies: Hart
ford, 5000: Amazon, $4,000; Citizens O
Virginia $3.50, Etna of Virgini,
$500, German of Virginia $3.50, Au
rOra # Cincinnati $1,000, Franklin 0
indianapolis $1,000, American Centra
$500, Franklin of Philadelphia $4,000
Orient $1,000, Union Of Main,
$500, 4Htna S2590, Phmniy
5000, Queen 5000, Westchester S25OO
Fireman's Fund $500, Liverpool. Lon
don and Globe S250O, German Ameri
can $500, Bangor $1,000, PENNSYLVANIA
$1,000, Star $1,000, ROYAL 5000, North
western National $500, State of Nilsson
ri 5000, Bremer's $500, st. Paul $3.50
HiberniCa of New York $500. HotfiaI
$1,000, Armenia $1,000, Fairfield County
$500, Buffalo German $1,000. German O
Ohio $500, Home of Columbus S25OO
Comus $500, Commercial Union $500
Underwriters $500, Black River $500
Peoples of New Jersey $500.
At half past twelve o'clock the chic
OF the fire department, Daniel L. Glozie
entered a window on the second floor
and while in the act Of giving orders tC
his men, wall fell, burying him be.
meath the debris. He was extricated as
speedily as possible, but only lived few
moments.
Defeat OF the Irish University Bill.
LONDON, March 12.-The scene in,the
house of commons last night when the
defeat Of the ministry on the Irish uni.
versity bill was announced, was indie.
scribable. The excitement was intense
while the opponents of the measure in
dulged in tumultuOus cheers. Among
those in the strangers gallery, which
was crowded during the debate, were
the Prince of Wales, Princess Louisa.
and Prince Christian. The Scotch and
Welch members supported the bill. The
Catholics were unanimous in their Oppo-
sitiOn. After the announcement of The
result, Gladstone arose and said: FThe
vote just given Is certainly of a grave
character. As the house never wishes
to continue its deliberations when the
existence of the government is in
doubt, L move an adjournment until
The motion was carried
In consequence of the late hour at which
the result wss reached, the editorial
comments this morning of the journals
are meager aud restrained The AdUer-
t'Ser and Standard are jubilant over the
rejection. The advertiser says it can
not imagine that ever Gladstone will
stooP to endeavOr to remain in office.
The Telegraph considers the resignation
of the ministry exceedingly probable.
The Times doubts if such course will
be taken. The bill did not receive the
vote of a single Conservative member.
Liberals, of whom thirty
six were Irishmen, voted against it.
Fifteen Irish members voted for it..
Seventeen members, including Isaac
Bull, the member from Limerick, aided
the forty members who participated in
The debate. John Bright, Jacob Bright,
bis brother, and the Marquis Of LOrne
the government.
New HRmpshire Elections.
FIRST DISPATCH.
CONCORD, March I2-The returns
from Que hundred and forty-one towns
show a net loss for the Republicans of
about nine hundred votes. There is
probably no election of governor by the
people. No figures on the congression-
al vote can be given, as they have not
been returned. Democrats were un-
ioubtedly elected from each of the fol-
owing districts: Alley w. Hibbard,
from the first district; Samuel n. Bell,
rom the second district, and Henry w.
Parker, from the third district. In the
legislature the republicans will have a
strong majority, and also a majority in
he senate and council. One hundred
md forty-five towns give Straw Ire
lublicanl 27,476, Weston Democrat
4, 459, Blackmore, 844. Democratic
gain, 1912; Republican loss, 1887. The
emaining ninety towns gave, last wear,
straw, 74SS; Weston, 905S. This defeats
he choice by the people. John KimbaIl
vas reelected mayor here by large
majority.
SECOND DISPATCH.
CONCORD, March I2.-One hundred
md eighty-two towns give Straw Re
Dublican), 30,SS5; Weston (Democrat),
5, ,28l; Blackrher (Temperance), Oil:
Mason Liberal Republican, and scat
ering, $40. This is a majority for
straw at present of about 1850, and if
he remaining flfty-three towns come
q the same way as they did last year
will give Straw majority of. about
90. Republican senators are elected
II seven out of twelve districts, and dis
rict No. 2 in DOUBT, three out of five
elect are Republicans. The
have about forty majority
n the legislature. The three congress- |
Onal districts return Democrats to con-
ress. The vote In the first district is |
Onsidered close.
miscellaneous.
The President has been suffering from |
severe cold since his inauguration or
cal.
The malt liquors clause has been
-ricken out of the New Jersey temper
nee scheme.
Rev. g. B. Dana, D. D., rector If
rlDity church in Natchez, Mississippi, /
led in that city recently.
One hundred and fifty thousand dol
lrs worth of buildings were consumed
! New. York yesterday.
The report that three boys lost their
yes by the falling of the floors of the
Id house of refuge building in New
'ork, Tuesday, proved untrue.
A most horrible case of infanticide by
negress named Jane De Poe occurred
/ Louisville Monday afternoon. The
etails are too sickening for publication.
Vice-Pres ident Wilson lectured in
lew York yesterday in aid of fund
II the erection Of a statue to Father
Iathew, in Central park. His theme
as Temperance reform, and its great
postles."
Two hundred and ten thousand
Ounds of wool rolls and yarn sold ia
yesterday at auction, and
rought twelve and half to fifty-two
ents per pound for the rolls, and thirty
lree to ninety cents for the yarn.
]. s. Hopkins has given two millions
dollars for the maintenance Of hos
ital for sick and INDECENT orphans, to
'hich purpose he some time ago deed
/ thirteen acres of land in Baltimore.