Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-26
General Irwin Mcdowell Succeeds
General George G. Meade.
destructive Gale Reported OF The
English Coast.
Important Decision in Regard TO the
Property Of BankruptS.
HOME NEWS.
DEeIsION AFFECTING BANKRUPTs.
Two RouGhs Murdered-UniOn Bank Sus-
pended Payment.

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MILWAUKEE. Nov. 25.-Judge Miller, Of
the United States Court for the East
ern District of Wisconsin, has decided That
~abaGkrupt cannot sell his homestead ana
claim his store as his residence by moving
into it, and orders the store and lot be de-
livered to bankrupts creditors.
The horse disease is abatlng. REPORTS
from Northern and Western parts state
that large numbers of deer are dying, ap-
p3rently from some disease.
New York, Nov. 25.-In q drunken af-
fray between some rOughs and thieves, on
the corner ofPelham and Cherry streets,
the community was relieved of two. Au-
rust Standouger, proprietor Of a restaurant
corner of Broadway and Broad streets, is
missing. Robert r. Morton, mileage clerk
on the Morris and Essex road is also miss
ing. Anthony Eaton, who was assailed
by target party is dying.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 25,-CrOss injunc-
tons delay the official report but the Gov
ernor appears to have affairs in his own
hands. The entire fusion ticket except
Morrell and Darrell seem to have majori-
ties.
UTICA, NoY. 25.-Reynolds & Bro s
shoe factory is burned. Loss from SAC, 600
TO Sl50,000
NEWPORT, R. l., Nov. 15.-Oliver Read,
banker. was swindled out Of $1,000 by
bogus Central Pacific Income bonds.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.-The Union
Bank of Marietta, Ohio, has suspended
payment, being the result it is believed
here, of a complication growing out of the
suspension of J. p. Culled, announced
yesterday.
NEW YORK, Nov. Entrances Martin,
a Spaniard, and a cigar merchant, fatally
shot his wife to-day. Martin has been ar
rested. The parties moved in respectable
society.
Shanghai advices report multitudes dy-
ing from starvation in Corea.
WHEELING, Nov. 24.-The malady is
steadily increasing. -
MEMPHIS, Nov. 24.-The malady is rap
idly increasing.
ALBANY, Nov. 24.-Grants majority is
$685. in the State.
MEMPHIS. Nov. 25.-It has been raining
since last night. Scarcely horse or mule
are on the streets Ok teams get S120
a bale for hauling cotton. Some few horses
have died.
MONTGOMERY, Nov. 25.-Gov. Lewis
and other newly elected State officials as
sumed their Offices this morning. The
Rump Legislature adjourned until to-
morrow. The new Lieutenant Governor
informed the Senate through the retiring
Lietenant Governor that he would preside
tomorrow, WnereupOu Tie OeudIe eleCIeu
Mr.. Erwin President pro tenn. Gov. Lewis
SO far has recognized neither body. 1t is
rumored that Lewis will issue proclama-
ton converting the Legislature at the
CAPITOL tomorrow.
RALEIGH, Nov. PA resolution to in
vestigate the August election has passed
several readings.
The Conservative caucus nominated
Gov. Vance for the Senate. Seven of
Judge Merriman's friends withdrew.
Balloting will commence tomorrow.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. 25.-About two hum
dred and fifty shooting stars, prob
ably fragments of Bielas comet, were seen
here last night by Prof. Newton, of Yale
College. They radiate from Gammas .and
Romedas Possibly more of them may be
seen this evening.
CAIRO, Nov. 25,-The steamer H. NJ.
Shreve burned at Chester. No lives lost.