Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-27
THE FORTHCOMING PRESIDENTIAL
MESSAGE.
NitrO-CIycerine Explosion near YOR-
keFS,
THE kHEDIFE'S EXPEDITION TO
ZANZIBAR.
TroHbie Anticipated in the French
Assembly.
HOM z NEWS.
Estimate for New York MauieIpnI
ENuPuscs,

Estimate fer New York MGuieipRl
Expenses.
NEW YORK Nov. 26.-The city estimates
show that it will require over ten and one
half millions for municipal expenses i'll
1873. .-s --l .w Ea
The Ryle Silk Manufacturing Company
has failed. Liabilities three hundred
thousand dollars-principally in the incor-
poration. John c. Ryle is missing.
The nitrO-glycerine explosion near l on
ker's blew two to atoms and fatally hurt
several. Some young men in playfulness
threw stones at the can, causing the eXpl0-
sion. , s-.rEf .H.--
The World says that the reports Of an
alarming nature regarding Mr.. Greeley ar
utterly without foundation. His friends
have The utmost faith in rest and a short
cessation from the cares of business.
The ship Assyria is water logged, and
the crew was brought here by the Baltic.
1t was showing at two oclock this morn
ing, and has been sleeting since nine
O'Clock, with east.Winds.
A steamer with a canal boat in tow col
Iided with an unknown steamer, and both
boats sunk The crews swan ashore,
The Supreme Court has ordered Horace
I. Clarke to give testimony before a referee
regarding the Erie Company and Jay
Gould
Vanderbilt, in card, denies any con-
nection with Gould in the Northwestern
corner. rw
The police believe that Mr.. Peay, of
Louisville, has absc0nded with considera-
BILE money. Search in the vicinity has
been suspended.
Tweed will be compelled to snswer to
three indictments in the oyerand terminer
court on Monday.
Stocks opened excited, but soon weaken
ed 4; 1000 shares were sold under rule, at
SI.4Oal 50. It is believed that Drew has
settled his outstanding accounts.
RALEIGH, Nov. 26.-Both houses bal
lotted for Senator. The full vote was 169.
Vance received rs; Merrimon, IS; Poole,
73. No choice. Both Houses have ad-
journed. All parties are working earnest
Iy for to-mOrrow's contest.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 26.-D. w. Nc
Larun has bought the indianapolis rail-
road for S1,000,000. sE
Preliminary votes i'll the Indiana Legis-
lature confirm Morton's continuance in
the Senate. a.. -.a-E I'll
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 26.-The Legis-
lature has organized Lee, colored, is
Speaker of the House. The present is bet
ter than the last Legislature. 1t shows q
disposition to reduce expenses.
Paris specials say radical journals are
violent and declare that terrible revolu-
ton will follow the overthrow of Thiers'
government. The same journals accuse
the Legitimatists, Orleans and Imperial
lists of having formed coalition to work
for the downfall of the present govern
inert. Gen. Changarnier is also harged
with aims to secure power.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 26-S. i. Keyes,
banker, has suspended,
CENTRALIA, Pa, Nov. 26.-Fiye horses
have the malady. .r. #.
Hooper's Hotel and the Western Union
Telegraph office are burned.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Two men
were arrested, charged with obtaining ten
thousand dollars life insurance upon per-
son whom they subsequently drowned.
MONTGOMERY, Nov.-It is run1ored that
the Legislature meeting at the court house
have appointed committee Of ten to meet
a similar committee of the Conservative
Legislature -i sr- .e..