Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-04

amendment is no doubt carried, but j
/ defeated the Conservatives have no on,
to blame but themselves.
wooden Ware Factory Burned.
TOLEDO, March 3.-The wooden-war,
factory belonging to the Union Manu-
/ featuring Company was destroyed by
/ fire to-day with its contents. Loss, thirty
! thousand dollars; insured, sixteen thou.
sand dollars.
Stocks PanieISy.
/ New YORK, March SIN Wall stree
a panicky feeling existed to-day. Some
shares Of the Pacific mail, under a grea
/ pressure, declined from fifty-seven t
! fOrty-nine cents. Other shares fell of
from one-half to two per cent.
Gold Galore.
/ SALT LAKE, March 3.-An agent O
the Salt Lake parties sent 10 the East
/ coast of South America, some months
ago, to investigate the rumors of won.
/ derful discoveries of places of gold, re.
1 turned lately, and reports an extrava.
| CANT confirmation. The particulars are
/ yet kept q secret, but il is known thai
some of our leading mine operators and
( capitalists left suddenly for New York {
few days ago, on this business.
a FieDd a1 Large.
SALT LAKE, March 3.-The Oqdea
Junction reports a horrible outrage al
that place upon an italian lady, who
with an infant, had Just arrived from
Piedmont, upon the line Of the Union
Pacific railroad. A ruffian named RIA.
Lee, under the pretense Of assisting the
victim in removing her baggage. got
her into his office, where he fiendishIy
and brutally accomplished his object.
Lee escaped, but great excitement exists,
and if caught he viii probably be
lynehed.
The Bank of England Frauds.
LONDON, February 3.-The discovery
of immense frauds in the Bank of Eng
land causes the greatest excitement in
financial circles. 1t is impossible to
state the amount or extent of the fOrger-
les, As everything is involved in mys-
terry. The Bank of England cautions
the public against negotiating certain
five-twenties and ten-fOrty United
States bonds, aggregating two hundred
and twenty thousand dollars. 1t is
thought the forgeries were perpetrated
by ring of American swindlers. The
forgeries were discovered by Roths-
childs noticing in some of the bills diff
ference in the color of the ink used. The
reward for the forgerS has been increased
to twenty-five thousand pounds.
The MOdoc War Ended.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-Judge
ROsenborough, +. Steele, J. A Fair
child, Frank Riddle and several other
gentlemen went to the camp of Captain
Jack on Saturday accompanied by
about thirty Indians. They took to the
Modocs terms of peace as follows:
They must surrender to the military au-
thorities and be removed to the reserva-
ton Of Arizona, Indian Territory OF
Southern California. The council was 8
very peaceable party aud remained at
Captain Jacks camp all night. The
Chief was quite III and anxious for
peace. Steele stated the propositions OF
the Commissioner, and all the Indians
expressed assent, but declared they
would have nothing TO do with Meach-
am or Jesse Applegate, and did not
wish to return to Lost river for they
would be amongst enemies. Eight or
ten warriors came out to the head
quarters of General Candy to meet the
rest Of the Peace Commissioners. Jack,
Scaf-iaced Charlie and Schoonachese
said they wanted to 60 to Washington
to see the Big Chief. Yesterday Steele
and eight Modoc warriors came out to
General Canby's camp. 1t is generally
thought that the war is ended.
miscellaneous.
The telegraph reports extreme cold
l.ars lpa Nop p
Ex-King Amadeus and family left
Lisbon yesterday for Italy.
The appointment of E. V. Ringgold
to the postmastership at New Orleans
was confirmed by the Senate Sunday
night.
The Senate yesterday agreed to the
appointment of Assistant Treasurers OF
the United States at Cincinnati and
Chicago.
Great crowds are gathering at Wash.
ington from all parts Of the country to
witness and participate in the inaugur-
alton ceremonies to-day.
Sheriff William Porter, of st. Louis,
shot Charles Bache in that city on the
ninth ultimo, inflicting a wound from
the effects of which Bache died yester-
day. Porter was arrested.
In Brooklyn, Sunday night, while
Rev. Mr.. Talmadge's congregation were
at worship, in the Brooklyn Academ y
Of Music, a cry of "Fireu' was raised,
and in the conservation which followed
several persons were badly crushed.
During the Spiritualists' conference at
Apollo Hall In New York, Sunday
night, one Of the mediums exhibited
certain paste-board faces and false
heads which be said medium named
Gordon has been in the habit of pre-
senting at his seances as genuine spirits.
a negro cabin, near Bellfeld, Hender-
son county, Missouri, took fire a few
nights since and burned down, burning
up three negro children. Their mother
locked them In the cabin and went Oh 8
visit in the neighborhood. The bones
Of the children were found next morn
Ing near the door-sill, showing that they
had endeavored to escape nom the hor-
Tible death.