, 1874-11-26

men droyned. - Sft9
sr. Jo4S. N. B., Nov N.-Kirk B.
Daniels mill was burned this morning.
Loss, $40, 600; insured for $50. 900, $50
men thrown out of employment.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Admiral Almy
reports that the U. s. s. Saranac re-
mains at Lopez, Mexico, to protect
American citizens and their interests =
MANY robberies and murders were being
committed and the authorities were TAX
ing no steps to arrest the culprits. \
New ORLEANS, Nov. 19.-Divers were
at work yesterday evening. removing
freight from the wreck of the Empire,
when, the cabin broke loose and the
bodies entangled in it were doubtless
swept away, including the Kemper fam
ily and all other women, the cabin boys,
pantrymen; WATERS. etc. An investiga,'
ton was had before inspector Motfatt,
but nothing definite was arrived at as to
the real cause of the sinking of the ves>
sci. The diver who went down IN the
hull reports that it was much brokea'
the dog,chain being wrenched complete:
ly out of the boat, leaving large hole,
which must have been under water, and
which caused the vessel with her heavy
freight to sink almost Immediately. :
The boat is said to have been bumped
during the night by incoming boats
causing great strain. - -
LONDON, Nov. ia meeting Of Ro-
man Catholics was held at Willis
rooms this evening to consider the ques-
tons raised in the controversy between
Gladstone and Archbishop Manning. :
Speeches were made denouncing the i'm
putationss and assumptions in Glad
stones recent pamphlet on the Vatican
DEGREES, and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted, declaring that the civil
loyalty of Roman Catholics is in no wise
affected by the doctrine of Papal infalli-
bility. {
NEW YoRK, Nov. 49, Judges McCue
and Reynolds have rendered decision
in the matter of the appeal from an or
der made at a special term of the City
Court of Brooklyn, denying the appli>
cation of the counsel for The defense in
the Tilton-Beecher suit. to compel the
plaintiff to furnish bill of particulars
Judge Re ynoldsiafirms the decision OF
Judge Nelson. denying theEdefendent a
bill of particulars. Judge McCue holds
that defendent is entitled to bill of
and that by granting it
plaintiffs interest would moi be impair
ed. 49, -
SAN FRANc1sco, Nov. 19.-There was
heavy frost here last night. To-day it
is clear and cold.
The Convention OF the State Temper
ance Alliance and Temperance League
meet to-day. Their purpose is to form
a temperance political party. There
was pretty tair attendance yesterday.
and the convention to-day will be still
better attended.
The finance committee of the Board
of Supervisors is busy investigating sf-
fairs of the Assessors Office. Their in
vestigatior is private, ..,
s Greenbacks unchanged. "'a' 80
The steamer California from Portland
arrived to-day IN fn ,,s}
BRooKv11LE, Pa, Nov. 20. A fire
here this morning spread over tie entire
block bounded by Pickering and Mill
streets, destroying every building, on
Main ST., including the Opera House.
Masonic Hall, Odd Fellows Hall, Re-
publican printing Office, and q large
number of dwelling houses. Tota'
loss, $3.50, 600; insurance, 100000.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2O..--The Tribune's
Little Book correspondent telegraphs:
All the State officers elected on the State
ticket with Lieut.. Governor Smith. ex-
cept the Secretary of State apd the At
torney General, who are absent from
the city, have telegraphed to the Presi-
dent to night that they endorse Smiths
application for recognition. and that
they consider him the lawful Governor
of the State. Senator Clayton and Sny-
der, Member of Congress, have also tel
egraphed the President that the Repub-
licans of the State regard tie Govern
ment established by Congress in 1858
as the only lawful government. and That
they consider a recognition of Smith as
being not only demanded by law, but
necessary for their protection. The
Republicans confidently rely upon the
President to afford the aid necessary to
reestablish the legitimate government,
which, when done, they are amply able
to maintain without farther resistance.
LONDON, Nov. 2O.-A terrible explo-
sion occurred in the colliery at Warren
vale, Yorkshire, to-day. Fourteen min
ers killed. ~
ApEN, Nov. 19.-Egyptian men-of-
war are blockading the seaport of Ber-
bi1a, Africa, and preventing the ship
ment of merchandise to this station
A British gnnboat has been dispatched
to blockade the port.
VICTORIA, Nov. E20.-At an election
just held in Lillooet District. B. G.. eight
Cinnamon voted the Opposition ticket.
and the success of the Opposition can
didates for the Local House was there
by secured. The election will, however,
bv contested by the other party, although
the Cinnamon were naturalized British
subjects and duly registered voters Of
the district.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 20.-Greenbacks
9O@sOz.
Weather clear and cold. with heavy
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