Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-11-21
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GONE AFTER GARYEY.
Arrival of the Grand Duke Alexis.


New YORK. Nov. ia special detective of
the United States sub treasury left for Europe
to secure the arrest of Andrew. Garvey.
There was one cholera death ut the quaran-
tine; forty cases remain, all of which are doing
well. -..--rL.rf
CHIcAGo, Nov 19-The remains of the bill
lard player McDivett were found in the ruins Of
the Tribune building. % Ho
SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 2O-Daniel Gleason kill
ed his wife with a dirk at North Adams. this
morning. Cause, jealousy.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2O.-Dr. Hartman, promi-
nent physician, has sued the Times for three
Tbels. aggregating four thousand dollars.
New YORK, Nov. 20-Tho Russian frigate
Sevetland, with the Grand Duke Alexis on
board, has arrived. .s tEfiEl -
The reception of Alexis has been postponed
on account of the -eastcrly raiq. An entire di-
vision of the National Guard mas been ordered
out. Alexis looks robust
The Russian frigate bearing Alexis sustained
no damage and did not ship sea during the
terrible storm.
Alexis is dressed in the simple uniform of a
lieutenant. He is tall, strongly built and has
the air of gentleman clear complexion, light
hair and whiskers, blue eyes, and speaks Eng
lish quite iuently, but appears to prefer French
The frigate met the storm off Hatteras on the
10th, which lasted until Friday night when an
observation showed her forty miles off Cape
May. pilot was taken at four o'clock Satur-
dav afternoon off Barnegat. T
New YORK, Nov. 20.-The steamer Mary
Powell, with the Reception Committee and
e, IL, 4o5
morning to greet Alexis, Notwithstanding the
heavy rain Hundreds of elegantly dressed
ladies accompanied the committee and many
hundred persons were standing on the pier in
time of the storm The committee have decid-
ed that there shall be no parade to-day in con-
sequence of the storm. The Reception Commit
tee will board the Sevetland and ask the Grand
Duke whether he prefers to proceed at once to
Washington or remain hero and have a public
reception tomorrow. Broadway is thronged
with e1pcctant citizens. The news of the post
ponement of the procession has not yet been
putiisheI ftff3lE 4yFtHV EC.is
New ORLEANS, Nov. 2O-Thc corner stone
of the Temple of Sinai was laid to-day. Todd
the Grand Master, conducted the masonic cere-
monies. Among the orators was j. II. Gath
erI, OF Tue 1eInplo OF Euldhuel, Ol NoM i oIh
Also the corner stone of St Stephens Church
on Napoleon street was laid, Rev. Bishop
Quinlan and Archbishop Berehe assisted. 3
CHICAGO, Nov 2O.-The friends Of MeDevitt
are satisfied that the remains found in the ruins
of the Tribune are not McDeyitt's. ...r--
New York, Nov. 20-Connolly has resigned
and Mayor Hall has appointed Andrew IL.
Green Comptroller.
The returns from several election districts
have been found to be defective. Three cleo
ton inspectors have been arrested and are held
in a bond of twenty thousand dollars.
Grand Duke Alexis has arrived at the Clar-
endon Hotel. srsst .sssssfE .saErrrr
The Guardian and Bowling Green Savings
Bank has been closed.
The National Savings Bank pays alldemands.
Emanuel B. Hart a leading Tammanyite,
says Tweed must resign his membership in the
Iammany Society and the Democratic General
Committee, and if he does not, measures will
be taken to force him out