Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-22
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FOREIGN NEWS By THE CABLE.
Falling of an Incomplete Railroad
Bridge. FuFIr
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A RIOT ON IRE ERIE RAILROAD.
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Facts about Bradfield'S Commercial
't Agency. S&s&@
RED CLOUD ON THE WAR PATH
RIOT ON IRE ERIE RAILROAD.
RED CLOUD ON THE WAR PATH,
HON NEWS.
IRISH AND GERMANS RIOTING IN NEW
YORK.
Another Railroad bridge Accident i'm Ohio.

Another Railroad Bridge Accident I'm Ohio.
New YORK July 2l,-A storm, onCthe coasts
of Newfoundland and Labrador destroyed fifty
fishing smacks, twenty dwellings and
forty stores, amounting to million and half
of property. There were three lives lost.
Mail advices from Cuba report that General
Cavada was shot on the 9TH instead of the LIST Of
July and after orders had been received from
Madrid that he should be pardoned and sent to
this country.
There have been some riots at Nannet on the
Erie Railroad, between some Irish and Ger
man laborers. The Irish picked the quarrel in
a lager beer saloon, from which they drove the
proprietor and family. subsequently two Irish
lsborers were terribly beaton by some Germans,
one Of them, named Ryan, possibly fatally.
The Irish again attacked the lager beer saloon
with clubs and stones and were repealed by the
Germans with repeated volleys from shot guns,
when the Irish beat retreat. Patrick McMa-
han was shot in several places but not neeess-
sarily fatal; Isaac Cullen was shot in twenty
six places, his recovery is doubtful; Martin.
Gobryan was shot two or three times and
severely dubbed 1t is not known how many
others were injured. m ,f ----s -..-.--r ..-..r
CINCINNATI, July 21.-An incomplete bridge
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, over Da-
Wis Creek, fell, precipitating ID perssns, killing
two of them
OMAHA July 2l.-Fort Fetterman advices
report that Red Cloud is preparing for the war
path. -e-- ...-r, -Tfsr
NEW York, July 21-The Cotton Exchange
is examining locations for the mammoth store
house for cotton to lessen the expense of cart
age, sampling and storage. A storehouse for
100000 bales will probably be erected at Brook
lyn, n. 7, at the dock where ships can unload
and load .- ~ -r t,rfsH
CINCINNATI, July H.-It now appears that
the Cincinnati and Catlettsburg road is the hrst
link OF short line through Virginia to New
York, saving, it is claimed, 40 miles.
ST. LOUIS, July 21.-Thc case of Milliere VS..
Shepherd, manager of the B-adstreets Com
mercial Agency, was before the circuit court
yesterday, the hearing being on motion of de-
PENDANT to dissolve the injunction granted a
few days ago, enjoining the circulation of the
July number of Bradstreet's Commercial Re-
ports, on the ground of false and injurious "a
ting Of the plaintiff. Several witnesses testified
20 the solvency Of Milliere, his business quail
fcations and integrity, and also that he is doing
aproperous business. King, formerly of the
Agency, said that most of the reports were
manufactured in the Office, and that reports
were based on old reports. A black book was
kept in which all unfavorable reports were
copied, and every one in the Office had access
10 this book. He testified that Bradstreets
Agency WAS partial to subscribers, and that a
gold headed cane would often raise a mans ra-
ting. -.5rs.,.f .s. b =f-r-riri !
HKw Brunswick, N. j., July 2l.-ReY. Or,
Joseph F. Berry is dead. 90 s..' O., .1a5s.
HUDSON, n. Y, July H.-Abhots cotton
mill at Vallatic was burned to-day. Loss sixty
thousand dollars
AuBURE n. Y, July 2l-Robert Bufirm,
who committed murder last winter committed
suicide to-day, in the asylum for insane GRIM
mails
NEW York, July 21-The Orange and Hi
bernian lodges are receiving large accessiens
since the riot. -. - ,
John r. Piekerell has been sent to South
Carolina on the charge of conspiracy to de-
fraud the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ford Railroad.
= Ksrwsn, the .postofice clerk, was held in
$4,000 bail for robbing letters
The work of rebuilding the docks and piers
under Gen. McClellan's plans has commenced
near Castle Garden, in the southern end of the
city.
-sNEw ORLEANS, July 2l.-The annual regatta
ofthe Crescent city Yacht Club to-day was over
the ususal distance. A triangle of fifteen miles
resulted in the Rustless winning the second
class time, two hours, nineteen minutes and
thirty seconds. Minnie Preston won the third
class; time, two hours, thirty mine minutes and
three seconds. Jessie won the fourth class
time, two hours, forty-four minutes and thirty
seconds Six boats entered, one of the second
class, two of the third class and three of fourth
class. No boats of the first class were in the
race 5.4y rfTfeft -.r. +, .4f-ris
Juniss Syner committed suicide by taking
lsudanum. The cause was from i'll health.
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS, July 21.-Gov
ernor Randolph, Mr.. Davis General Brecken-
ridge, General Beauregard have engaged cot
tages for the season. --D
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