Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-29
NEWS TELEGRAMS.

NEW YORK, November 2S.-There is
no change in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT strike.
: Both men aud steamship companies are
. still obstinate.
DETROIT, MICH, November 28.-Fire
at Grand Rapids to-day; loss about six
ty-f1ve thousand dollars; insurance ffty-
thousand dollars.
|, PITTsBUKG, November 2S-The case
Of the arrest of Philip Cullen, upon Iele-
grams received from Chicago, was taken
up in court to-day.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, November %. =
A body OF Spanish troops encountered a
party Of insurgents at San Juan, yester-
day, killing eleven of them.
CINCINNATI, November 2S.-The boil
er Of a portable sawmill near Cambridge,
Ohio, exploded Thursday, killing two
men and wounding two others.
The boy in the family of J. w. Pey-
ton, BarbouTsville, West Virginia, sup
posed to nave been the missing Char
ley Ross, was found, upon investigation,
to have escaped from a neighboring
pooThOuse.
ELMIRA, n. Y, November Is
Michael WEIGH, arrested recently at
Waverly, New York, as being connected
with the Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, bank
robbery, was removed to that place yes
terday on a requisition.
| QUEBEC, November 2S-Proeeedings
under the extradition act will be begun
| Monday in the case of Dasehmacner,
accused of defalcations, forgery and en-
| bezzlement to the amount Of half q mil
lion francs by his former employers.
OMAHA, November 2S.-Charles Ge-
herk, while attempting 20 board
morning passenger train at Fremont,
| this evening, was thrown under the
/ train and both legs cut off, and received
other injuries, which will prove fatal.
OTTAWA, November 2S.-AmOng the
members returned 10 the present parlia-
| Lament are Mr.. Norris, for Lincoln,
and Mr.. Kerr, for West Northum ber-
| land. w. L. A. SENEGAL has been ap-
pointed to the senate, vice Mr.. HalyOt,
deceased.
DETROIT, MICH, November ga
fire at Grand Rapids this afternoon de-
stroyed the building occupied by Craw
ford Bros, grocers, and MOhl 81 Schnei-
der, tobaceOuists. Total loss about six
ty-five thousand dollars; insured for if
ty thousand.
OTTAWA, ONT, November 2S.-Ches-
ter Campbell, alias Anderson, in Jail
for forgery, slammed sickness yester-
day, and begged the keeper to make up
his bed. While the keeper was doing
so Campbell knocked him down, locked
him inside and escaped.
CHICAGO, November Especial dis
patches from different points in central
Illinois state that there was the heaviest
70 Of cT,orry 10 81 fri fhpt hos OaanFrnA
for several years. The snow is from
twelve to fifteen inches deep, and has
stopped railroads and delayed the trains
on some roads.
NEW YORK, November 2S.-Robert
May, a bellhanger, was arrested to-
night as manufacturer of fraudulent
bill-punches, which he has been selling
to dishonest horse-car conductors. Evil !
deBee is secured against some twenty of |
the conductors, one Of whom was also |
taken into custody.
PARIS, November 28.-Thiers yester- |
day, in an interview with a representa- |
tive Of La France newspaper, said |
that the Italian unity was irrevocably !
accomplished, and if France wishes to |
preserve the friendship OF Italy she |
must recognize this fact, and not adopt /
SAN FRANCISCO, November 28.-The
Benecis, with the king Of Hiwaii on
board is entering the harbor. No pre-
parstiOn has been made for the recep-
ton of the king and suite, but salutes
will be fired from the forts and govern
ment vessels in the harhor. The king
and suite will remain on board tonight.
All well on the vessel.
ST. LOUIS, November 2S.-A delega-
ton of Navajo Indians, who arrived
yesterday, had an interview with Cen
eral Sherman to-day, and laid their
grievances before him. He received
them cordially, but referred them to the
President, whom they would see at
Washington, as the only person having
power to arrange their affairs.
New YORK, November 2S.-The coup
lings connecting the engine with the
machinery at Clark's thread works,
Newark, New Jersey, broke yesterday,
and the engine, relieved of the weight,
ran away and was entirely wrecked
The loss was twenty thousand dollars on
the machinery and six weeks time to
three hundred of the female operatives.
ST. LOUIS, November 2S.-A heavy
snow storm prevailed throughout Mis-
souri, and Kansas yesterday and last
night. In some localities the snow fell
to the depth of eighteen inches, and
trains have been considerably delayed
in consequence. In this city the snow
fell about four inches deep, and locomo-
ton ana street traffic have been much
impeded to-day.
New ORLEANS, November 2S.-ThereI
arrived this afternoon the officers Of the
grand commandery of Michigan, with
3 large delegation of Sir Knights accom-
psnying them. The Magnolia COM
from Nicksburg; DeMolay j
and Columbia command
cry, from Washington, with the officers I
Of the grand cOmmsndery Of Massachu-
sets, will arrive tonight.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 2S.-l
The safe OF H. w. Hildehrand & Co.,
lumber dealers, was blown open about {
four O'clock this morning, and six thou
'and dollars in currency and four thou
iand dollars in United States bonds I
AIKEN therefrom. The money was re- c
,eived by Mr.. Hildebrand yesterday I
lfter banking hours, ana it is supposed ,
ne was ''spotted" by the burglars.
NEW ORLEANS, November 2S.-The I
Ocal inspectors report on the Empire ,
disaster shows the weight of the cargo :
o have been two hundred and twenty l
light tons, and her register two hundred 6
md three and siX-tenths tons; that al
hough her load was twenty-five tons in
Excess of her register, it was not an over !
osd for vessels of her condition, and '
lose investigation failed to elicit any ?
ldequste cause for the disaster.
CINCINNATI, November ga fire
his morning totally consumed the coal
III refinery of VIM. White d Co., in the Z
western part of the city, including twelve
hundred barrels OF Oil. The total loss is
bout twelve thousand dollars; in
urance, seven thousand dollars. The
Ire originated by the bursting of pipe 9
oil from tank on a rail- /
ar to the refinery. No adjacent build .
ng was injured, though the wind was
high.
NEW YORK, November 2S.-A large 2
lumber Of the best known merchants, :
ETC., of this city have signed a
PAPER addressed to the board of police :
commissioners, calling their attention
o the fragrant and increasing violations
II the law Of the State which prohibits
theatrical and other entertainments of .
he stage on Sundays, and asking that
his law may be promptly and impair
tally enforced against all offenders.
The names of Dion Boucicault and Les :
er Wsllsck are among the signers.
NEW YORK, November 2S.-The COM :
nittee of the national board of under :
writer's, who visited Chicago to inspect :
he improvements made there with a
rev to safety against fires, will make 8
heir report to the executive committee
n Monday. Edgar w. CroweIl, resi- q
ant t,nansOar of the Ip,oari0l insYIro ,,.., | a.