Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-27
CURRENT NEWS.
The MOdOcs win Fight to the
Death-All Quiet in Hemp
stead County, Arkansas.
One of the Benders Captured-Ex-
President Theirs Resumes
His Seat in the French
Assembly.
Crimes, Accidents, Fires and Mis-
eelIaneOus News from Yester-
days Telegraphic Re-
ports.

@ ports.
One af the MurderOus Renders Arrested.
| DUBUQUE, Iowa, May ga man,
supposed to be one of the Bender family,
was arrested Sunday at Ely Station,
Iowa. He is now in jail at Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa. Parties acquainted with the
family in Independence, Kansas, are
sure of his identity.
Thiers VIII Resume his Seat in the As
sembIy.
PARIS, May, 26.-The Orleans princes
were present in the assembly when the
question was taken in accepting Presi-
dent Thiers's resignation, and voted in
the affirmative. Ex-President Thlers
has informed the members of the left
center that he will resume his seat in
the assembly tomorrow, and will take
his place GA their benches accompanied
by the late members Duffaure, Peiriere
and Leonsay. The whole left has de-
cided upon the policy of constitutional
opposition to the new government.
AOdOc Jack VIII Not Surrender.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-Reports
from Fairchilds says that Captain Jack
is north of the Pitt river country.
Twenty-Five warriors say they will die,
with rifles in their hands. Davis has
ordered troops in pursuit. Gillem has
been ordered TO headquarters. His regi-
ment is at Beniccia. Wheaton has
been reinstated. 1t was thought that half
a dozen MOdOcs were near the camp,
waiting to surrender. The savages that
are still free are reported broken into
! small bands. The future movements of
the soldiers will be made accordingly.
said sne wOuId, and she DID.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 26.-Mrs.
Emma Mckee, who on the four
/ teenth instant made an unsuccess-
full attempt to shoot her uncle, No
ack, wholesale boot and shoe-up-
/ per manufacturer, was more success
ful to-day. This morning she obtained
a warrant for the arrest of her uncle,
charging him with abusive conduct and
accompanied an officer to Noack's place
of business, I46 West Baltimore street to
| identify him. The officer made the ar
rest, and as they were coming down stains
/ Mrs. Mckee drew a dOuble-barreIled
| pistol from under her shawl and dis
charged both barrels one shot taking
| effect in NOack's back and the other in
| the calf of his right leg. Wounds not
necessarily mortal. Mrs. Mckee was
arrested.
NO Trouble in Hempsaead.
LITTLE Rock, May 26.-The COM
missiOners appointed by Governor Bax-
ter to inquire into the alleged disturb
ances in Hempstead county, have re-
turned and made a report to the Cow
ernOr. While the report has not been
given to the public, it is understood that
the commissioners state that after a ses-
sion of nearly two weeks at Washing
ton, the capital of Hampstead county,
they were unable to discover anything
that partOok of the nature of conspiracy
against any official; that Judge King
ston presided over asessiOn of the circuit
court during the time, and not the
slightest il-feeling was manifested by
the members of either political party.
Colonel Robert G. Newton was to-day
commissioned by Governor Baxter as
brigadier-ge general of the militia, and that
portion of the State south of Arkansas
river will be under his command.
Miscellaneous.
Legal-tenders outstanding yesterday,
1856, 425, SIS.
The king of Belgium was the lion of
Vienna yesterday.
New Orleans INDUCED in a ten-thou-
sand-dollar fire yesterday.
The first case of sunstroke this season
occurred in New York, Sunday.
The President left Washington yes
teTday for Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The lumber receipts of Chicago yes
terday were the largest of the season.
Two-thirds of the business portion of
Jervis, Ontario, was burned Saturday.
The congressional excursionists ar
rived in st. Louis early yesterday morn
ing.
The funeral of James William Wal
lack, the actor, takes place in New York
to-day.
O'Kelly will be sent to Havana-the
captain-general Of Cuba having so
ordered.
A conference of Mormons was held in
London Sunday, at which George Smith
was present.
The national agricultural congress is
to convene at Indianapolis, Indiana, on
tomorrow.
Special Indian Agent ingalls, says the
SOshones are not in war paint, as has
been reported.
Kellogg's alleged assassins were held
to bail yesterday in New Orleans in five
! thousand dollars bonds.
The congressional tourists arrived at
Cairo at eleven O'Clock Sunday night,
from New Orleans.
The Tichborne claimant will soon ap-
peal to the public again to raise money
for his defense, says a London telegram.
The family of Frederick Buckley, of
Jersey City, consisting Of husband, wife
and two children, were poisoned yes
terday.
The impression prevails in New York
that the eight-hOur system, per qaecessj-
tate, will be adopted in New York by
the boss carpenters.
An immense number of names of
parties in prosecution of the credit
mObilier scheme were filed at Hartford,
Connecticut, yesterday.
During a thunderstorm on Long
Island, Saturday evening, twelve labor
ers were prostrated by lightning, at Fos-
ter's Meadow, and two killed.
A dispatch from Havana says that
0Kelly arrived there yesterday, and
that it is reported there that he is to be
sent to Spain.
The Presbyterian assembly was still in
session at Baltimore yesterday-being
the tenth day of its sitting-and adj
journed to nine o'clock this morning.
Judge Fancher, in New York, yester-
dav formally dismissed the writ of
hdbeds corpus in the case of G. f. t.
insanity. Theinvestigation commences
tomorrow.
A fire q Chicago Sunday morning de-
stroyed the Onarga Touring mills, with
the adjoining warehouse, cribs, etc. The
loss is estimated at between ten and
twelve thousand dollars. No insur-
ance.
A dispatch from New York yesterday
Saws the lumber cyndicate propose to
pay ten per cent. Of their Indebtedness
in six months, and ten per cent. every
sixty days thereafter until all liabilities
are paid.
The Metropolitan branch Of the Bal
| timore and Ohio railroad, between
| Washington and Point of Rocks, was
opened to passengers Sunday. Trains
between Baltimore and the west run VSd
| Washington.
| General DeBlanc, DeClovet, and Others
from st. Martin parish were tried yester-
day at New Orleans before the United
States commissioner. There being no
evidence to sustain the charge against
them they We're discharged.
The London Ddi(g Ne,0s Yesterday
! publishes the coTrespondence between
NJ. DeLesseps and General Ignatief, the