Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-07-26
NEWS sr
.,umMARY.

ur, jacobs, professor in -.
college for forty years. is dead 'Hi hS'NNhS
Tho reception of Minister Sc
mas Deeh Vi ,no ing char Actcr
Inc reoe. mvh Snoltp ). Hood is ssf6 to be In
Gen. Sherman sp' ant a dav will g.. ,,.,,-,
Ian last week, at orange N, Y. e0'' -'i'~'i'i-
The otfioo'se ekers in Washin .rror yro said q,
be very malignant ut President. 2rs.t's absence.
Three eases of fatal sun-st colss in Memphis
on Tuesday last.
The freshman class of VI &c Con ege, it is said,
will number about 200 next A.. session
Hon. NJ c. Kerr. of In ASsue. inns written 10
jerry Black, signifyiDg h Dis miiaingnessite de
par"
Gen. Parker has tend erred his resignation as
Commissioners Of India NIiiars, to taxi, effect
the first of August
The Philadelphia Y,ye,s firl,s ,1.,emsr,s
course in the late \ CIV 80 rk riot nl9kes one
Presidentian candida se,lcss
The last of the y Nv York rioters was releas-
ed on wednesday, On his recognizarce TO keep
the peace for slN n Unths
There were ov n twelve bundr.i deaths in
New York and Brooslyn last week, being a
heavy increase o. For former weeks,
The report OF Eleus f. L. Whitman relative
70 the sIHughV 8 IN Arizona, by citizens, of
friendly Indal p iisfGil of sickening details
The order F'"Knight of tie Garter" has
been c2nterr FL GA the Emperor of Brazil by
Queen Victor fs
Gen. Eatol is lnay ing prepared nm outline Of
Gdueatlon II 1.-THE '1lited States for the Of
the Japane Minister.
The Ban her, W w. Corccran, is sojouruing
at Nhte sulphur Springs, a, and is said to
be lmpro mug iuhealth.
The l 5ah Catholics of Chicago have been
holding meetings, expressing their sympathy
Tor their ~riotous brethren in New Y ork.
Sen. &.T..5herman thinks that Gen. Grant
will be raloni.nated for the Presidency, ard
that nc will DC and ought to be reelected.
The Port Literary Companion, published
mont hty 81 Augusta, Maine by +. c.. Allen d
o. Vrii"6e. changed b a weekly after the 18th
of EtOter
q enGrAltCTook has taken the field in Apizouia
ag' inst The Apaches. HIS command consists OF
ty eOrlpanies of cavalry and about fifty picked
NJ exieans.
Tho celebrated actress. Mrs: Pryor is about
become insane over the death of Ter son
who avNsfkillcd by the New York rioters las
week ~
Two German clubs have been organized II
-Broo4,lyn since the lateriot, the members pledg
ing themselves to vote igr none but natve Amer
icaIs'for Office.
Gen Stokes, Supervisor of Internal Revenu
lh Tennessee, reports since May let, that th
nrmbor OF SsSstant revenue assessors in his dc
paGhnent has been reduced one-tlliI.
Seven Irish newspapers, published in New
1erk, all severely denuunce Gov. Hoffman 70
hi5 coursein revokng X elso S order gorbiddinl
the Orangcmen procession.
Iae NAshN lie papers say oftlclaily that Tn
suit between the United States and The Nash
yiile and Chattanooga Railroad is not vet CON
promised Gar information to the contrary
from very high authority,
II IS saId tlat the Hon. a. H. Stephens hs
gained nine pounds in weight since he becam
AN editor. Tie Louisville COpricy-Jo Journal feaI
that when heweghed himself last he had on
Of ms editorials in his pocket
The Army Of the james Society has cIecte
recently the following officers: Presiden
Gen. Joseph Eawley; Vice Presidents, Gem
Charles Is. Graham, Adelbert Amcs, o. /
Mann aud Wn. c. Kesselberg; Recordi3
Secretary, Major John H. Howell; Treasure
Gen. Charles \. Carleton; Chaplain, Rev. "
II. Taylor; Orator for the next meeting Ger
Th0s.tO Osborne
The New York Times continues vigorou5l
ITS war OIL the Taumany Ring In its issue {
the 10Th, i shows, from official figures obteine
probably by stratagcIn, that tie following sum
were paid Tor keeping ten ay.aOrics IN Te0ai
for nine months-namely, to
\. a Garyty, for plastering, sees. $50, $50 2
John H. heySer, for plumbing...... l42S29 :
}. II. dngersoll for chairs ,,,........,.. l7OT29
q. 3 Miller, for carpenter work. $4,000 ?
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