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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-06
The ;Sorrows Of salt Lake.

SALT LAKE. Nov. 5-There is a discOur-
aging lookout for the coming-winter finan-
cially. But little bullion has moved since
the Eastern panic. \ private bank sus-
pended this morning the result of which
is money is tighter than ever. The
stoppage of Clewes & Co., at New York
affected a party here seriously.
Brigham Young for the last few days has
been actively engaged in the affairs Of the
Second cooperative Mercantile institution
and the DeSeret National Bank. The lat
ter concern yesterday declared a ten per
cent dividend.
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A FEATURE of the murder law Of the

A FEATURE of the murder law Of the
State Of Maine has recently come to
light in the course of a discussion,
which has not heretofore been generally
known. 1t seems that by the law of
1869 the Governor and Council are en-
powered to review capital cases III the
State, and that Immediately before the
expiration of the year Of the criminals s
sentence the Governor submits to the
Council all the evidence. If the Coun-
ell after examination decide that that
the execution must go on the Governor
issues the warrant for execution; if
they vote for Communication that course
is followed. 1t is said that since the
passage Of the law in every case, with a
single exception, the Council has voted
to commute the punishment Of murder
ers condemned to execution and that
the Governor has acqrnesced in then
decision. Thus the death penalty has
been practically abolished in the State
for the past four years.
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Large Fire a. harrisburg. Pa

HARRISBURG, Nov. 5.-SingerlaiS print
ING house is entirely destroyed. From two
hundred to three hundred persons were
eraployedin upper stories, and so rapid was
the spread of the flames that many Of them
had to leap down from the second story.
The walls fell to the groud and nothing
was saved. The state journal Office, in
the same building was also destroyed.
SinrerIais' loss is a hundred thousand dol
lars: no insurance. The fire spread to
three frame buildings and several stables
and the Lochiel House was somewhat dam
aced. A falling wall struck brick house
on the opposite side Of the street, damaging
il seriously.
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KNOXVILLE.
The East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad.
All Efforts at Mediation Fail.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Nov. j.-The block
of the freight business on the East Tonnes
see, Virginia and Georgia Railroad still
continues. No freight has been moved for
five DAYS. Merchants say that all their eff
forts to mediate have thus far been ineilec-
tIal. Mail trains are running regularly.
This evening Congressman Thornburg
meets the employees and will endeavor to
effect an adjustment Of the trouble. The
company remains firm. There is no dis
fnrhancp.
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JOSEPH ARCH.
His Rncenfinn Last NiGilt.

BosToN. Nov. 5.-Joseph Arch had re-
ception tonight under the auspices OF com
mittecs of the various labor reform organi-
Zations. Wendell Phillips presided, and
Ben Butler was prominent at the gather
ing. Letters of regret were read from Geh.
Ranks and Senator Sumner. Arch was
warmly greeted and spoke at some length
upon the objects Of his missionto America
Gen. Butler, who was loudly called for,Was
introduced as workingman who now and
then addressed his fellOw-citizenS, and de-
ivcred one of his Characteristic speeches.
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Condensed TeIegrams.

Boston reioices over the anniversary Of
her big fire on Monday.
San Francisco reports a Richards-Hagan
shooting scrape.
Thos. Kearney, laborer on the new
Lipdeu House. st. Louis, fell from the
sixth story to the basement yesterday, and
was instantly killed.
The laborers who assist the bricklayers
in New York. to the number of 500, are on
4 strike.
Nine fishermen were drowned at Cape
| Vincent. y. Y, yesterday.
Milwaukee reports the burning OF a
| chair factory last night. Loss $4,000.
The total amount raised for Memphis in
Brooklyn yesterday was Sl,9O3,2o'
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Vessel on Fire.

EOwMANVIILE. Ont, Nov. 5.-A steam
er was seen to be on fire, four miles off the
port of Darlington, at s o'clock tonight,
and continued to burn until the vessel was
apparently consumed. No particulars have
been received, but all available boats at
this port have gone to the rescue. y tug
was seen going to the burning steamertrom
New Castle
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ANNEXATION.
Tom Scott in a New Role.
The Northern States of Mexico to
be Annexed to the United
States,
BY Converting his LabOrers into an
ARMY,

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 5.-The Times has a
letter from Chihuahua, dated Oct. 10,
which, among other things, coToborates
the main points of statement telegraphed
from here about three weeks ago, concern
ing a project to conquer and annex the
Northern States of Mexico to the United
States, by forming into an army the labor
ers on Tom Scott's Texas Pacific railroad
after they are discharged on the completion
of that work The letter further states
that belief in this project has become a gen
eral and settled feeling in chihuahua, and
that agents of Scott and his associates ihave
been traversing that state in every direction
for a year past collecting information and
making Typographical reconnaissance. 1t is
charged that recent disturbances in Sonora
can be traced directly to American know-
EDGE this scheme is said to have been di-
vulged by six Confederate officers sent to
chihuahua as agents Of the New Orleans
league to organize z branch there.
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The Effect Of Che Panic in Louisville
Manufacturers Closing Their Doors.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 5.-The lower
rolling mills at New Albany closed to-day.
the workmen demanding an advance in
wages, to which the proprietors would not
accede, and discharged them. -Four hun
dred men are thus out Of employment.
The cement mills around the Falls shut
down tomorrow, having a large stock piled
up and light sales. The iron moulders be
longing to the unions have refused to &C
cede to a reduction of wages, and Lithgow
& Co. will discharge 100 men and close
their foundry in day or two. The Louis
vile rolling mills have stopped operations
Many establishments are running at re-
duced wages; others will close when pres
ent contracts are completed There will
be large number of operatives out of EN-
Dlovmeut.
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POLITICAL.
New York Democratic by Ten to
Fifteen Thousand.
Large Gains in the Legislature.
The Democrats Carry Wisconsin.
A Congressman Gained i'm Mich
igan.
Democratic Gains Everywhere.
Views of the Press.

New YORK, Nov. 5.-The World elects
- Democratic and II Republican Senators;
also 63 Democratic and 65 Republican As
semblymen in this State. The only ques-
tion about the State ticket is the Demo
cratic majority. The Times says it is slight,
and the World claims $4,000.
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THE DOMINION.
The Ministry Resigned, and u New
Cabinet TO be Formed.

OTTAWA, Nov. 5.-On the House as
s4mbling this evening, Sir JnO. A. Mac
Donald announced that the Ministry had
rendered their resignation, which had been
accepted bv the Governor General, and
that Mr.. Mckenzie had been sent for to
form new Government. He then moved
that the House adjourn till tomorrow and
the proceedings came to a close
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS, has been fore
ed to suspend the building of its water
works because no one viii buy its city
bonds. So much for overtaxed credit
and the panic.
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BrOokIyn Democratic all Over.

nlete give SOP Democratic majority for
the State ticket, and elects both Democrat
ic Senators, five Democratic and four Re-
publican Assemblymen, and the entire
Democratic city and county ticket. The
Mayors majority is 1919. The Demo
Gratis also have a majority of the Board of
Aldermen
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A SWEDISH woman, Madame Oches-
trane, residing at New Sweden, Ne,
recently manufactured a bunch of
shingles, which has been presented to
the State. She did all the work alone
-felled the tree, sawed, split, shaved
and punched the shingles, and carried
them on her back three and one-half
miles, and sold them at country store
for -four for the support of her family.
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THE TURF.
ruenfr Thousand Dollars.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-The Eastern
flyers, True Blue, Wheatleigh and Weather
cock arrived tonight, III splendid condition,
they are at the Fashion stables and will be
taken to the Ocean House Park tomorrow,
to enter training for the $4,000 race, to
come off on the 18th of November.
Five Mile Trotting Race.
CHICAGO. Nov. 5-The five mile trOttin9
race at Dexter Park to-day between Simp-
sons mare Nourniache and Dickey's mare
Lady Mac, was devoid Of the slightest in
terest. being won without struggle by
NOuTniache in 1899.
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. Ben Hogan, pugil-
ist, accompanied by Billy Carol and Mike
Ganley. left tonight for Omaha, where he
will finish training.
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BANKS
Second National Bank,

GOLD touched the lowest point in
New York yesterday, since 1868, clos
ing at 10755.
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Death of Bishop Early.

RIcHMoND. VA, Nov. 5.-Right Rev.
Jno. Early, d. D., Bishop Of the NJ. f.
Church South, died at Lynchburg, aged s.
years.
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TENNESSEE BONDS nominal in New
York, at go for the old and 62 for the
old issue.
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Our Alexis

SALT LAKE. Nov. 5.-Col. Fred. Grant
returned from tour Of inspection to Post
Beaver, and this morning witnessed with a
large number of citizens a special review OF
all the troops at Camp Douglass.
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TuE commentary Of the Chief Rabbi, the
Rex. DR.. Adler, on the Targlm Of OnkeloS,
the celebrated version of the Pcntateuch, Is
now in press and will soon be published
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CoTToN, was in moderate demand in
New York yesterday, at 14ic for mid
ding.
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Captured ut Last.

HAVANA, Nov. 5.-The steamer Vir-
oinius was captured with all on board by
the Spanish gunboat Tornado, near Jamai-
ca, on the 31st ult. She had 10 passen-
gers and crew, who, with the vessel and
cargo, have been brought to Santiago de
Cuba Proceedings Will be Immediately
commenced against the prisoners.
The following particulars Of the capture
of the Virginius have been received from
Santiago. The Tornado, which had been
searching for the Virginius since her at
tempted landing on the south coast OF the
Island, came in sight of her at 2:3O P. NJ.
on the 3lst ult, and Immediately gave
chase. The fillibuster put on all steam and
made for Jamaica, hoping to find refuge III
British waters. In her flight she threw
overheard several horses and used Il portion
her cargo for fuel, but the Tornado caught
up with her at 10 P. NJ. near the Jamaica
coast, and she surrendered with all on
board. not one of whom escaped. Among
the prisoners are the well known lnsurgent
Chief. BambettO, who was reported Killed
a few days ago, a brother of Cespedes, "a
son of Quesada, Senor Jesus Del Sol, and
other important persOnages. TheprsonerS
have all been brought before a competent
tribunal at Santiago, and are now being
tried as pirates. There is great rejoicing IN
Havana over the news, streets and houses
are decorated with National colors, and
subscriptions are being raised for a testl-
monial to the officers and crew Of the Tor
nldO
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MEMPHIS.
Four Fever Deaths Reported
Yesterday.


Exit -CicaIIa-The Exposition.
MEMPHIS. Nov. j.-The nurses in the
emnov of the Odd Fellows were escorted
to the depot this morning on departure to
their homes in New Orleans by the Odd
Fellows, Knights Of PythiaS aud members
of the press in procession. Nearly the en-
tire membership of both orders partici-
pated.
SP. M.-The mortuary report for the 24
hours ending at p. NJ. is: yellow fever 4;
other causes ,. The weather is cloudy
with moderate temperature.
At the meeting of the City Council to
day Chairman CECILIA, of the Board of
Aldermen, asked that committee be ap-
pointed 10 investigate the charges against
him of imposing onthe Citizens Relief Com
lnissary.
The Memphis Industrial Exposition
opens on the 18th inst, to hold till 1.-THE 10th
of December.
Mayor Johnson on ClcaIIa.
In a message to the General Council this
evening, Mayor johnson regretted that Al
der7nan Cicalla had assumed the duties OF
mayor during his illness, thereby enabling
him CCicalla) to inflict a foul stain on the
character of the City Of Memphis, and in
yited the attention of the Board Of Alder
men to his case, hoping they will deal
promptly with his case, imposing such pun.
ishment as the magnitude of the oilensC
deserves.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-06

WHOEVER has visited the hcexcavatiOns
of Pompem will know how well the hu-
man bodies are preserved in the dry
ashes, remaining almost in the same
attitude as when alive. Lately a new
discovery has been made of body
whose physiognomy is perfectly recog-
nisable; long bent nose, thick lips
half open, the ears of uncommon size;
the position of the body resembling
that of man fast asleep and not the
slightest sign of agony. An excellent
plaster cast has been taken. 4 few
copper and silver coins were found
near it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-11-06

DR.. MARINI, who petrifed the corpse
Of Mazzini so effectually that it was
proposed to set up the body on the cap
itol to save Italy the expense of a stat
ue, has some curious things at the Vi
emma exhibition. One Of these is a
large, round plateau of petrifed mus
cles, fat, sinews and glandular sub
stance, the surface having been planed
and polished until its face resembles
marble. The mummifed specimens,
also exhibited, can be restored to their
original size and elasticity by process
known only to DR.. Marini. Certificates
from Nelaton and other distinguished
surgeons are attached to the specimen
limbs, setting forth that the limbs in
question had, fol the satisfaction Of the
certifers, been retored to their original
softness and pliancy by Mr. Marini.
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ST. LOuis-An Assignment.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 5.-The heavy commits
sion house of Sterling Price & Co., of this
city, has made an assignment and its affairs
will be wound up by Geo. j. Davis, gen
eral assignee by the appointment of the
United States Court Of this district.
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Pity the workingmen and Girls.

Boston, Nov. 5.-Monday next TIE
Eastern Railroad Company viii reduce the
hours of labor and pay twenty per cent.
A meeting of representatives of the
Lowell mills has been held to consider the
course best to pursue in view of the pres
ent depression. These mills employ about
1900 hands and operate half a million
spindles and about $4,000 looms. They
voted to begin at once to run on three
fourths time and so continue until the con-
dition of affairs change.
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sn,,u Kidding for British sympathy

LoNDON. Nov. 5.-Madrid dispatches re-
port that the Spanish Government has ad-
vices from Manila of the capture by a
Spanish war steamer in those waters OF two
Geman merchantmen, having on board as
part of their cargo two thousand rifles, in
tended to be sold to Malay pirates. The
news has created an excited feeling in gov
ernment circles at Madrid.
BAYoNNE, Nov. 5.-Gen. Iona the ke-
publican Commander, was defeated by the
Carlists in an engagement Sunday last.
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Riot in Ulster

There was riot in Pontadown, Ulster,
Ireland, yesterday growing out Of the Guy
Fawkes celebration. The police had atight
with Orangemen and several persons were
wounded on hOth sides.
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The French ministry Resign

LONDON, Nov. 6, $50 \. M.-Special
telegram from Paris to the London Times
saws the French ministry have resigned, re-
serving. however, the right Of reconstruc-
tiOn.
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Still Initiating.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The outstand-
ing legal tenders are S360,9O5,379.
One of Tom Scotfs Big Leases Gone.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-A meeting OF
the stockholders of the Pennsylvania ana
Erie Railroad not Interested in the Penn
sylvania Railroad, was held to-day in the
Merchants Exchange, and resolved that
committee be appointed to take any steps
it NAV seem best to secure the interests OF
the stockholders, by getting the lessees to
give up the lease, or by affecting a com
promise to the mutual advantage OF the
lessons, or by resorting to legal action II
they deem it best, reporting first to an ad,
jomned meeting to be called by the said
committee.
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FIN ANCIAL.
Tom Scott Begins to Feel the
Pinch.
Paper2 r2EndOrsedlby Him Goes TO
Protest.
Stocks Still Downward in New
York.
N. Y, Central Reaches the Low
est Point Yet.

New York, Nov. 5.-The day in finan-
cial circles was gloomy and although the
markets were devoid of panic and excite,
ment, the shrinkage of values was gradual
and uninterrupted from the opening to the
close. Confidence seems shaken again by
the protesting of the California and Texas
Construction Company's paper with Thos'
A. Scott's endorsement. There are unfa-
vorable reports about the Reading and
Philadelphia road; a decline in securities
in London and rumored embaTassments of
firms there, and reported railroad detal-
cation here.
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RepubIican Losses i'm New Jersey.

ate and House, of New jersey, will be Re
publican-the former by majority Of sew
en-, and the latter four or five. The Re
publican majority in the House last year
was so.
LATER.-The Senate stands, Republi-
cans Il to I Democrats; Assembly, 80 Re
nnhlicanS 10 2S Democrats.
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= Ret.ubIicau Claim.

ALBANY, Nov. 5.-The Albany Ercaing
Journal claims that 10 Republicans, u
Democrats and Independent are elected
to the Senate. 1t puts Thompson in the
twenty-third district and WoOdwOrthi in the
twentv-siXth as elected although both are
in doubt. 1t says the returns for Assem-
blymen are so incomplete that its table may
be changed.
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No s5eas ON that Shauks.

WI q. Shanks. the Tribune editor COM
mitted for contempt by a Brooklyn court
last week, was discharged from arrest to-
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PARIS, Nov. 5.--At the Bazaine trial to-
day, Count Palikao, Napoleon's last Minis
ter Of War, testified in regard TO his acts
while in office. He accepted the response
bility of the march on Sedan. He admit
ted that he had received in Paris dispatch
from Marshal Bazaine. He did not notify
McMahon of it, as he believed that that
Marshal was already aware Of its contents.
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James Lennon has made confession that
his father-in-law, Patrick Gilligan, shot
Philip Reid Howard, at South Jamaica,
Sunday, and implying that the act was
,lo,,., -, rolf i
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Massachusetts.

BosTON. Nov. 5.-All but "a towns in
Massachusett give Washburne TOTO votes
and CASTOR 57,912. Eleven Democrats are
elected to the Senate and 60 to the House.
Pierce is chosen to Congress with organ
lied opposition.
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The Express is jubilant and calls it a
political revolution. 1t says the State OF
New York is Democratic, and the County
of New York is also Democratic, and both
results, we trust, will prove TO the adyan-
tage of the people of the State, Of the city
and the whole country at large.
The Associated Press returns tonight
place the city delegation to the Assembly
at Il Tammany, six Republican and one
Apollo Hall, four Democratic Senators and
one Republican. S. S. CoX's majority for
Congress in James Brooks Old district is
1929.
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MISSISSIPPI.
VICKsBURG, Nov. 5.-Returns incOm-
plete. This city gives Alcorn 100 majority.
Regular Republican county ticket elected,
except two Representatives. The county
gives Ames about 500 majority against
5000 at last election. Large Conservative
gains are reported from every precinct.
Only about One-half the usual vote pOlled.
JACKSON, Miss. Nov. J.-Nothing Off
ciaI known. Count very slow. 1t is gen
orally believed Ames has carried the State
by $4,000.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-FrOm the latest
returns it is estimated the Legislature will
stand: Senate-Democrats, %; Republi-
cans, ;. House-Democrats, 6S; Republi-
cans, 10. Democratic majority on joint
ballot, 70.
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-RepOrts from cleo
tions in u counties in this Stne show the
Farmers ticket elected in -, Republican
| in 10. and Democratic in 2. Calvin's ma
iority for mayor of this city is about IL,
| 600.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-24

In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts OF land,
ranging from / to 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dcnces, and choice residence lots III all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency Of several of the best
business lots in the business center OF
the city. Call at our Office for in'or-
nation as 10 price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-04-24

"HOw TO GO EAsT."-I5y the Kansas City,
St. Joseph and Burlington route. "Thougk
Last not least" il sdags a. true ~ It IL old,
and its truth Is again exemplilied by the com
pletion of the new line to the east via Creston
and Burlington, which, though the last, may be
called the best route in the west.
The line consists Of the Kansas City, Saint
Joseph ard Council Bluffs railroad, with two
daily trains from Kansas City, through Atchi-
son, Leavenworth and ST. Joseph to the Mis-
souri, state line, there connecting with the
Burlington route. which leads direct to Chica-
90. Cincinnati, indianapolis. Logansport and
Columbus-through cars are being run to Ill
these points.
This line is well built, thoroughly equipped
with every modern improvement, including
Pallman's sleeping and dining cars. and no
where else can the passenger so completely
depend on q speedy, safe and comfortable
journey.
The Burlington route has admirably answer
ed the query. "How TO go East" by the publ
cation Of an interesting andtruthful document
containing valuable and correct map. which
can be obtained free Of charge by addressing
General Passenger agent B. 4 NJ. r. r. r..
Burlington, Iowa. l3-h