, 1874-11-19

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Boston, Nov. 10.-An incendiary fire
at Lynn last night, burned the create
portion of Frenchs furniture establish
ment. Loss $35. 600; insurance $4,000.
Five firemen were injured.
New YORK. Nov. 10.--Negotiations
are pending between parties represents
ing the Pacific Mail Company and the
Railroad Companies for a compromise.
though the negotiations have as yet
come to no definite understanding
Both sides are evidently anxious for sat
isfactory arrangements. and disagree on
ly as to terms. Steamer men are firmly
determined not to restore old rates. 1t
is believed they will agree; to nothing
higher than forty dollars per ton for fast
freight, and they urge the propriety OF
competing by lower rates for class OF
freight which railroads would not take
at all and which seeks clippers anless
steamer rates are very low. General
basis of compromise talked of is guai- :
anty to steamers of forty thousands dol
lars through freight morey per trip, as
a consideration of their agreement to
arrange tariff satisfactory to railroads
and to ake'railroa1s the steamer freight
agents again. In the meantime there IS
conclusive evidence refuting the story
thet railroads are going to ut on new
steamer lire to Japan and China. Cap
tain Bradbury has talked to some Eng
lish owners, but has neither bought or
chartered anything, nor do said steamer
owners believe he intends to do SO.
LosooN, Nov. TO- Steamer King Leo
pold, from Newcastle, foundered at sea.
Twenty persons were drowned.
C1Nc1NNATI, Nov. 10.-Young Enguer
made q full confession tonight. He
duplicates himself, his father and Rufer
in the murder of Schilling. He says
that Rufer proposed the murder on Sat-
urday night in his fathers bar room,
and the three hid in the tannery yard
waiting half an hour before their victim
appeared. They followed him to the
stable and Rufer struck him several
times with stick. His father stabbed
him in the bowels with five pronged
fork, killing him. They dragged the
body to the furnace, threw it in and
went home.
WASHINGTON, Nov. TO- Lieutenant
Ransom B. Peck is ordered to Mare Is
land Navy Yard. Lieut.. Commander
Henry Glass is detached from special
duty and ordered to the com mand of
the Nautical School ship at San Fran
cisco.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 10,-RetuIns from SO
counties give Harden, Democrat, for
Governor, 5,745; Gentry, Indepen.
dent, Sc, AGO. There is no doubt that
the entire delegation will be Democratic.
ATcH1soN, KY, Nov. lO.-Official re-
turns from 81 counties and accurate re-
turns from the remaining 16 show that
Osborn's majority for Goveeebr will be
about IA, 1922.
ST. PAUL, Nov. 10.-Very nearly COM
plete returns of the late election in this
State, show the Republican State Ticket
elected by over 1000 majority. Legis
lature is Republican by 27 majority on
joint ballot, but in this count are includ-
ed several independent Republicans and
anti -Monopolists, whose votes arc un-
certain.
HENDAGE, Nov. H., Noon.--It is res
ported that Don Carlos and General El1o
have been cut off from the field of bat
tie near Irun. The Carlists are much
dispirited, but still maintain their posi-
tions.
Evening Carlists have retreated from
before Irun and the Republicans occupy
the positions of the besiegers. General
Lazerna has entered Irun with his es-
cort.
BRADFORD, Nov. n.-Yorkshire Cham
Der of Commerce to-day unanimously
adopted memorial to the Government.
condemning the proposed reciprocity
treaty between Canada and the United
States and deprecating imposition OF
lower duties in Canada than in England.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 11.-Gov-
ernor Baxter sent his message to the
Legislature to- day. He congratulates
the people in regaining control of their
own affairs and trusts victory will be
used wisely and well and that no pros
criptions will be INDUCED in toward any
class. He urges many reform. He says
the State has no idea of repudiating any
of her debts and recommends some pro-
vision looking toward funding out
standing Indebtedness. He also recon-
mends revision of the Common School
system.
HENDAYE, Nov. 1.-THE Republicans
opened fire on the Carlists retrench-
ments at Mount st. Mario yesterday,
and carried several positions with Sc
we're loss to the insurgents.
WAsH1NeToN, Nov. 11.-Baron Santa
no. the new Portuguese minister. was re-
1ceived by the President to- day.
NEw YORK, Nov. 1.-THE following
memorandum was present by Vice Pres
ident Huntington, on behalf of tile Gen.
trail Pacific r. r. Co. yesterday rs a
basis of the proposed agreement between
that Company and the P. NJ. s. s. Co.:
lst, Passenger rates on all classes be-
tween New York and Sar Francisco.
both East and West to be the same on
both lines, and no commission to be al-