Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-09
Monument to Count CaVOur-Na-
tiOnal Press AssOciatiOn-Cin-
cinnati Finsnces-In-
dian Troubles.
The New Canadian Ministry
More Bullion for New York
A POstOfiice RObber.
Livery Stable Burned-Suryeys
for a New Cable-Suicides-
Etc, Etc, Etc.

The East Tennessee Railroad Strike
Unauthorized by the RroGherhOOd.
CLEVELAND, OHIO, November s.
Charles Wilson, grand-chief engineer,
authorities the statement that there are
n } divisions Of the brotherhood.
More Reduction OF Wages.
Boston, MASS, November S.-The
nail and iron manufacturers of New
England will reduce the wages of their
employees ten per cent. on the first OF
December.
UdderzOoIS's Ease.
WEST CHESTER, November S.-The
jury in the Undertook case have not re-
turned a verdict. A report says that
they are divided between a verdict of
murder in the first and second degree.
Suicide.
MONTREAL, CANADA, November s.
A young man who registered his name
as r. Dunning, of st. Louis, at Ottawa
hotel, committed suicide in his room
last night by shooting himself with a
pistol.
More Specie for the United States.
LONDON, November s., 6 q. m.-The
withdrawal of seven hundred aud fifty
thousand dollars in specie from the Liv-
erpoUl branch of England, for shipment
to New York by tO-day's steamer, is un-
derstOod to have been determined be-
cause of the rise in bank rates.
The spragues.
PROVIDENCE, November S.-The gen.
tlemen designated as trustees of A. and
w. Sprague, manufacturing company,
at a meeting of the creditors the other
day, have consented to serve. All holding
obligations OF the corporation are
requested to send their address to Rufus
Waterman, Providence, chairman of
the board of trustees.
IRceBdiary Caught.
ONEIDA, \. Y, November S.-A man
was caught atCsnastota last night in the
act of setting fire to house. He is sup
posed to be the man who fired the vii
lsge before. There is great excitement
among the people, and it is feared that
he cannot be protected from their indig-
nation.
The COcnIse Indians.
SAN Francisco, November S.-Ad-
vices from Tucson, Arizona, to the first
of November state that COchises refuse
to stop raiding into New and old Mex
leo, and will not submit to good dis
cipline or have the tribe counted. They
continue to draw regular ratiOns, whether
on OF off their reservations. Appre-
hersiOns are felt that there will be a
great scarcity of breadstuffs in the Ter
Titory of Arizona before next harvest.
Cause OF the BavarIau Disaster.
TORONTO, ONT, November Cap
tain Howard, general superintendent of
the Canadian navigation steamers, re-
ports that the burning of the Bavarian
was caused by the breaking of the walk
ing-beam, the fOrepart of which fell on
several barrels of spirits stored on deck,
bursting them and causing the fire. 1t
is the intention of the company to prose-
cute the pilot and the men Of the first
boat that left the burning steamer for
leaving contrary to orders.
Fiendtsh Outrage.
CINCINNATI, November 8.-A special
to the Commercial from Portland, Indi-
ana, says that VIVA. ]. Henry, the pro-
prietor of saddler-shOp, was stabbed in
the neck and fiendish outrage commit
ted upon his person, on Thursday night,
by some one unknown. Mr.. Henry had
received letter telling him that he
should never marry certain woman to
whom he is now engaged, and that his
life would be taken if no other means
would prevent it.
Funeral Obsequies of Mrs. General II.
r. Lee.
RICHMOND, VA, November S.-The
obsequies of Mrs. Mary Custis Lee,
widow of the late General Robert E.
Lee, took place to-day in Memorial
chapel. Her three sons, W. h. F. Lee,
Gusts Lee and Robert Z. Lee, and her
daughter, were present, besides large
eoncourse of friends. Her remains
were deposited beside those of her hus-
bands, in memorial room. Mrs. Lee
was sixty-seven years of age. Business
was entirely suspended, many places
being draped in mourning.
A New Cable.
SAN FRANCISCO, November S.-The
steamer TuscarOra has arrived from her
cruise sounding for q cable line to the
Orient. She cruised one thousand and
one hundred miles toward the Alentian
islands, one hundred miles west of Care
MendacinO, and found a submarine
mountain four thousand feet high. The
deepest sounding was two thousand four
hundred and forty-three fathoms, one
hundred and forty miles west of the Far
ralones islands. She was ordered back
on account of the lateness of the season. /
SOre indian DeviImenI.
WACO, TEXAS, November S.-Captain
]. E. Elgin, who has just returned from
an extensive trip on the frontier, reports
the Indians as bad, if not worse, than
they have been since the war. All the
Indians are off their reservations except
Santanta. They are headed by Big
Tree, and have stolen nearly all the
horses on Little Washita river aud
West Fork. Seventy-five or hundred
Of them crossed the Little Washita last
week. A party Of thirteen stole two
horses in Jacksboro Sunday night I'll
is reported that the surveying party
camped outside of JacksborO were fired
on by them.
A National Press Association.
ST. LOUIS, November S.-The direc-
tors OF the merchants exchange have
resolved TO appoint a committee of mer-
chants TO cooperate with the committee
Of editors Of this city, to welcome and
entertain a convention Of Jour-
nalists of the country, which is TO meet
here on the twenty-fifth instant, to
form a national press association, the
object of which is the elevating of the
softening and obliterating
the sectional animosities epgendered
during the war, and ameliorating the
morals Of the people and condition Of
the country.
Cincinnati Finances
CINCINNATI, November S.-The clear !
committee of the banks of
this city to whOc was entrusted the is
suing OF clearinghouse certificates, have |
asked to be discharged as the certificates
have all been returned and by the COM
nittee cancelled and destroyed, and the I
securities received have been returned /
% the parties depositing them. This
,Ioses up the arrangement by which the |
)anks made common cause to check 1
he panic. In every way the manage |
nent of the affair was a success, and |
lot bank here failed, and only the |
um of four hundred and fifty thousand |
loIlars Of Clearinghouse certificates was
to tide over the period of the
,anie.
Abandoned az Sea-
HALIFAX, November S.-The Cunard /
teauaer Abyissinian, yesterday fell in
With the ship Robinson, from New
York for Europe with cargo of cotton, |
III and oil-cake, etc., abar doned about I
wo hundred miles OF of Halifax. The /
Abyssinian towed her 10 the mouth OF
bis harboT to-day, and then put the 4
hird officers and five men or board, 4
nd proceeded on her voyage. The I
,ffieer and men came ashore at Camper
own and telegrapheo TO this city for as
istance, when tug vas sent down Gnd