Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-03-22
VICTORIA'S FALL.
The Injuries Received by the Queen Sat.
urday More Serious Than at First
Supposed.
Much Uneasiuess in London Concerning
Her ConditiOn-The Streets Blocked
with Anxious People.

LONDON, March 2l.-The Injuries received
BY the @ Ieon Saturday by slipping upon the
stair OF the palace at Windsor, while de-
scending to take her carriage for ride, BOW
turn out 10 be more serious than at first cup
posed, and it Is believed che will be confined
to her room some time. At the time Of the
accident her maj sly and attendants thought
but little of it, The Queen, after retiring
to her room and making an examination in
order 10 ASCERTAIN the extent OF her injuries
determined TO carry out her intention and
take drive. Ga returning, and when at
tempting to leave her carriage, she
was unable to do 30, and had 10 be as
sisted by her attendants, who found 1t neces-
sary to carry her to her room. Her majesty
physicians were at once summoned, and
upon examination found her knee 10 be
badly swollen aud inf AIMED. There is much
uueasiness throughout the city con-
corning her condition. Crowds stand
about the bulletin places eagerly watch
ing and asking for news, and great num-
bers of business men have posted up notices
of absence at their places OF business and
gone 10 the clubs, newspaper buildings and
telegraph Offices to await news. The news
papers have all cent special correspondents
to Windsor and made complete arrange
ments for bulletins. The houses of Parlia
ment are crowded. The streets in many
places are booked with crowds of laborlng
people, who have knocked of work in their
anxiety 10 keep informed. Iii mot believed
by those having access to authentic informa-
tior that the Queens injuries are absolutely
dsngerou. in themselves, but there is uni
versal fear that, owing to the advanced age
and the somewhat delicate condition in
which her health has been for some time,
dangerous complications may arise from
them. The bulletin just posted announces
th at the Queen is constsnl y attended by the
full corps OF royal physicians. The crowd
surrounding the bulletin was 30 great that
those in the rear could not make it out, and
the demand for q reader was made. A
m an mounted pile of paving stones and
cried out the intelligence. When the man
motionsd to mske his first utterance, the en-
ire crowd, which was almost exclusively
composed of workipgmep, uncovered and
was still The bulletin produced a mostevi
dent depression, as it announced that the
knee upon which her majesty fell has be-
come grestly swollen, and that every effort
is being M de TO conGne the swelliug
O'Clock P.M.-It is announced that the
Queens physicians have authorized the
statement TO be made that her majesty is in
no immediate danger The statement is
coupled with the inform ton that her
mai sty may, however, he confined for an in
| d. finite time to come. 1t is understood that
the Qneen is suffering quite as much from
| the exhaustion produced BY her determined
action 10 taking the long ride after she re-
ceived har isj1Fy, for the purpose OF dis
abusing the public mind of sill imprs sslon
IN at she wa. hurt, a. frou the consequences
of the wound itself. This fortiiufe lie the
theme Of universal comment, and the work
ing people seem to glory in talking about
what they call the bravery OF the Queen.
4:2O OClock p M-Bulletins report that
the Qaeen is resting comfortably aud The
physicians claim to have entirely succeeded
in conquering all those elements OF the case
which might have proved troublesome.
BULLION FOR NEW YORK.
One buadred and ten thousand pounds
was Withdrawn from tn. Bank oil England
to-day for shipment to New York.
PRONOUNCED UNTRUE.
The report that the dean Of Canterbury
received a letter threatening 10 blow up the
deanery on the occasion of the enforcement
OF the new archbishop has been pronounced
untrue.
SIR GEORGE JEssEL DEAD.
The R.. Hon. Sir George jesse, master Of
rolls, is dead.
SERIOUSLY INDIsPosED.
The Ri Hon. Anthony J. Mundells, mem
Der of PArlismeut for Sht field and vice
president of the council, is seriously indis
posed.