Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1871-11-30
The Geld Snap.


IT Louis, Nov. 23.-The weather
turned quite cold here night before
last. aud the mercury yesterday re-
NAMED below feeezing point. This
morning the Temperature moderated
slightly. and snow has been falling all
the morning.
MINIATURES. Nov. 23.--Spow has
begun falling with the prospect OF a
heavy storm.
CHICAGO. Nov. 23-It has been un-
usually cold to day, and the indications
nov are that we shall soon be visited
with a snow storm. Heavy snow
storms are prevailing ut many of the
west and northwest. in many cases So
severe as to Interrupt travel.
ST. LOUIS Nov. 22-P. Mt has
showed here since early this morning.
and The snow now lies four and a half
inches deep on the ground. The mcr-
curry ranged from 24 to 80. Ice is run
ming in the upper Mississippi at Quincy
and above, and unless the weather
moderates in a day or two navigation
will be suspended in the upper rivers.
Three Fee. Deep on the Level.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 22.-Despatches
from little Cotton Wood state that
owing to the storms during two weeks
past. mining has been discontinued to a
great extent The sno at present is
about three deep on the level.
California.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 23.-General
Schoield, commander of the District of
the Pacific, bias issued a stringent order
concerning the operations against the Ari-
iona Apaches, the effect of which will be
to cump | them.to choose between going
upon a reservation and being protected
and fed and remaining there. or extermi-
nation. The order meets firm approval
in San Francisco. 1t is believed, if ear
ried out, it will settle the question and
bring lasting peace to the country.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. 27.-Seasona-
BILE rains have fallen throughout the coun-
try. The grapes are nearly all gathered.
The vintage is the largest ever known.
England.
LONDON. Nov. PHO a. m..-The
Prince of Wales passed a sleepless night.
His fever is increasing. but the patient
Ctlit uOlQo Jul dSdiHSb ~. uC Quecl 10 4
constantly at the bedside. Il
Connecticut.
New HAVEN. Nov. 27.-Fhe Chemi-
cal Works are burned. The loss is half
a million dollars. Partially insured.
Frsm Washington.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 27-Senator Os-
borne called ON the President, to-day, for
the purpose Of requesting a proclamation.
to be issued suspending the writ OF habeas
corpus in Jackson and Calhoun counties.
Florida, which he represents as being en-
tirely under the control of the Kuklux.
The President will consult Alderman.
Texas. s
WASHINGTON. Nov. PA dispatch
received by the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue. this morning. states that F. Mier.
late Assistant Assessor in Texas has COM
united suicide. in consequence of . fear
that he would be arrested for collecting
and embezzling government funds.
92s Nevada.
HELENA, Nov. 1.-Two companies of
the 9TH Infantry, Maj. Freeman command
ing, while travelling for Fort Browning,
yesterday, were caught in a terrible, snow
storm. A number of men were badly
frozen, principally about the feet and will
lose them. Thermometer at eight in the
morning was Is deg. below zero.
Is CINCINNATI, Now. 27.-There were
sixty deaths from small-pox. last week.
LONDON. Nov. 24.-Fhe condition
of theDPriHce of Wales is no better
this morning. Approximations Of an urf-
Bile turn are expressed. especially
it is remembered that Prince Albert, I
his father.i died of a Similar compfaint, I,
after a sudden iattackland brief Illness.
Ramors on Change are thatt the case is I
than r~epresehted. hta g y
LONDON, November 2f.-Tile Times !
.o-day ina Ieadfag editorial declares j
is belief that GRANTS re election is Ger I
a5ss5 1hl 81 J
Subscriptions to the Chicago relief !
und at the Mansion House during the r
week swell the total to $4,000 a
g sJR -saea Sa- = 9staa i
A ~coolness exists between the king of 5
Denmark and his liegmen of Icelsnd. /
The population of Iceland, which is about =
fly thousand, are now in a state ofintense
at the arbitrary course of King
who has recently overthrpwn 9
heir constitution. and dispersed their Folk 4
thing or legislssure- For this summary e
roceeding the Icelanders threaten to G.
rive the Danish authorities from the Is .
Sc. 6sss bsr i.ass4 .o IL.
A Down-East paper alluded to an em-
si,i1en = Sc - '..s.e,' al
loving his naive otate WHICH I'll
eat lutte commitment came from the w