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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-28
Signs Of the Times.

A locker on writes to us as follows: "In
marching to the capitol to attend, the COM
mencement exercises the students of the
Nashville University walked under the
Bonnie Blue Flag. The commanding Of
ficer was arrayed in Confederate uniform.
The prize essay was panegyric on the
bravery and endurance of the defenders
of the lost cause Washington's and Lees
names were coupled as the two model pa
triots and soldiers. Toombs' policy of in
augurating second rebellion, by educat-
ing the youth of the country in that direc-
ton is being carried out.n k Il
This is bad for the University, but moth
ing good has been expected of it since the
change in its management. The only flag
displayed in the State Library since the
removal of DR.. Gattinger, has been that of
''the overpowered but not subdued." We
suppose it is for the benefit of the mildew-
ed chivalYy, who prowl about the corridors
in search of heraldic books and documents
to prove their cavalier ancestry. During
the war all of our first families" on the
rebel side got works on heraldry and pre-
pared themselves to assume their titles OF
nobility when the proper time should
come.-Ten7l Tribune. 90
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HOME NEWS.
WESTERN C0UNTERFEITERs ARRESTED
Oufrages and Accidents in the states

CINCINNATI, June 27.-Andrew Jackson
Donaldson died suddenly of cholera NOR
bus, aged Y years. ..f..... go,
- RRUNswICK, MAINE, June 27.-The
. Pullman express for Boston ran off near
Freeport, caused from broken axle.
- Three employees were killed. The passen-
p gers were unhurt " ira isrf .n.a
NEW YORK, June pa man was kill
ed in beer shop fight. go
Two men while fighting in a saloon fell
on a small girl killing her. ,if
Some ruf1ans in Indiana attacked a
house occupied by four bachelor brothers,
;ssisterf and servant. Three jugs of ben
ri ue were thrown into the house, followed
by torpedoes loaded with buckshot, nails
and screws. The explosion of the torpe-
does fired the house and walked the family,
when the ruffians fired into the house.
. Severa of the inmates were fatally hurt.
The rul Hans escaped. One thousand dollars
is offered for their detection. .ra
louisville, June 27.-The workmen of
Lehigh cOliiery have struck because three
men employed are not members of w. B.
8' BALTIMORE, June 27.-Albert Schu-
macher, President of the Baltimore Board
of Trade, died suddenly to-day. Aged
New York, June 27.-The dissenting
vote of Bishop Ames nullified DR.. Lana.
hans SUSPENSION. 'rra
Capt. Hall is about starting for the North
s fols. he had a reception at the Rooms
OIL p Due 1eographical Society last night.
IIrIsB9RG, PA, June 27.-The pitts
burg and COnnellsville Road ,vos for,,, tII9
opened yesterday. O "''' iohiiiSiiy
,,. new YORK, June 27.-The Worlds
Florence special says that neither tbo K;no.
of Italy or the Government will go to Po,,1e
on the first of July, as has been pre e t
q stated: The first of October has baa1
named as theday for the transfer of the
capital of the Kingdom. 1t is thought in
diplomatic, circles, however, that the trans
fer never will be made.
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kuk1Ux OUTRAGE sEaR 4 ssafRsA,
Arrest of Suspected Parties. /

Deputy Marshal Sanders arrived from
Murfreesboro' Sunday morning Win nve
prisoners, arrested on a charge OF WHIP
ping Jane Roy, 1colered woman, on Ine
plantation of Col John Atkinson, anout
three miles from Smyrna in the old "Jef-
fersonn neighborhood. The woman. was
most brutally whipped by q band o. M u
klux on the night of the 18th instants
The people in the vicinity where the
outrage occurred are very indignan1 az Tue
false and malignant article in the Banner,
of Saturday, alleging that Atkinson was
Radical, and that he and other Radicals
were the guilty parties
The accused will have hearing before
United States Commissioner to-day.
Col. Atkinson, who was one of the parties
arrested, was Confederate Colonel. We
will not, like the Banner, condemn them
unheard, but we hope The real criminals
will be punished to the full extent of the
law.-Tennessee Tribune. vffyoo 4
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LETTER FROM THE VICE PRESIDENTIAL
letter just received from Vice President
Colfax, dated South Bend, says the doc
tors allow him to write two or three letters
a day instead of 20 or 80. He adds: .!
ana living here the LATEST life possible, and
looking back at the last dozen years, |
wonder now that the blow did not fall
earlier Every biennial congressional can
yass Fmade from 10 10 100 speeches, and
the interim between them was niled up
with public life with ell It's exactlng 9u-
ties. lectures, &C. My journeys across the
continent and to the Rocky mountains,
the only relaxation of the last half dozen
wears. postponed the evil day for me. am
going to follow your counsel and that OF
other friends hereafter, so that l can en-
low with NV family the health that Provi-
dence is SO kindly giving back to me-"
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BURNED AIT SEA.
Six Hundred Cinnamon Roasted Alive on
COolie Ship-A Fiery Prison-Story OF
"A Survivor. tf.f.H

Six Hundred Cinnamon Roasted Alive on
Coolie ship-A Fiery Prison-Story OF
"A Survivor.
The Hong Kong Mail, of the 18th May,
gives the following particulars of the burn
ing of coolie ship off the coast of China,
of which some mention has already been
made in our Geographic dispatches:
On the 4th inst a ship formerly known
as the Dolores Ugarte sailed from Macao
under the new name of Don Juan, with
$50 coolies, for Callao. On the 9th, when
sixty miles to the southwark Of Hong
Kong, fire broke out. How the fire was
caused is not yet positively known. The
fire gained the mastery over the ship.
While it was doing so the matches were
kept battened down upon the passengers
for the space of one hour. When the cap
tain and most of the crew had made their
escape the fastenings of the matches were
removed. Fifty or sixty of the "passen-
gers" who were nearest to the deck were
thereby enabled to escape, to hang on to a
floating mast, and ultimately to be picked
up by a fishing junk and brought on to
Hong Kong but all the rest of the "pas-
sengers" remained on board, suffocated
and .'stewed in their own fat, = until the
ship was totally burned. That is the SIM
pie statement of an incident which exceeds
in horror anything that has ever before oc-
Cured in the history of the Macao coolie
trade tl frf
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Alleged outrages in Fayette Co, Ala,
Exchange Profits Considered Taxable
The Southern Firemen Returned Home.
Miscellaneous and Washington News
WASHINGTON.
OFFICIAL OBSERVATION SOUTH.

"A > Forrest before the Kuklux committee.
''7f WAsHINGToN. June 27.-Scott and
Stephenson, Republicans, and Ven Trump,
re Democrat, were appointed suo-commlt-
80 tee to visit certain portions OF Noftn ana
s-as South Carolina Immediately, to enquire
into the condition of affairs in those sec
tons.
40 : A minority of the Kuklux Committee
= are anxious that the Conservatives shall
! secure full hearing before this sub-com-
mittee.
sf1 1t is understood that the testimony of
~ jacobson, who is present, and Adams, eX-
District Attorney for Mississippi, was fully
satisfactory to the Democrats on the COM
mittee. I ~ =
Gen. Forrest was for four hours before
the committee. He said if kuklux had
ever existed in Tennessee it was on ac7
count of Brownlow's proclamation, of 1867,
saying to the militia they would not be
molested for outrages upon and punish
ment of rebels, and because of the appre-
bension of injury to persons and property
as many negroes had left their homes and
were providing through the country with
arms in their hands; that certainly no
such organization has existed in Tennes-
- see since 1868, and that the people are as
law-abiding and deprecate disturbances az
much as those living North.
The committee treated Forrest with
much courtesy and respect.
, d, j. r. Smith, Chancery Court clerk and
postmaster at Meridian, Mississippi, testi-
. = fled, and attributed the riot at Meridian
III last year, and several other instances of
~ Ia wlessness, to the so-called kuklux. A
I'D lar ge number of witnesses are here, and
are still coming. The Committee will re-
:, mai n is session here at least two weeks.
49,. The mail, six times a week, has been
st ordered over the Atlantic and Tennessee
'a1 Ra tlroad, between Charlotte and States
wife, n. G. ;goe. ~. =. r
W, Grant arrives tomorrow for two days.
Esd A petition apparently signed by 81 per-
9. sons representing. themselves as citizens
of Dublin, Fayette county, Alabama stat
ing that the lives of loyal citizens was
wholly insecure, and armed bands styling
themselves uklux, were committing out
III RACES upon law-abiding citizens, and the
civil authorities being powerless to prevent
their outrages, they imploringly appeal for
asa protection a. q a. .ae.r,.f -
% = Mayor Hall writes to Grant that before
~, pardoning Bowen he should compel dis
a'I closure of the means whereby Bowen Sc
Z cured the Justification of the court records.
Pleasanton decides that the profits ac-
cruing to banks upon exchange of bonds
are taxable. .f
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From Sewer.

SEvIERvILLE, TENNa June24.
sMEssRs EDITORS: We expect a rail
road meeting in Sevierville on the first
Monday of July. Maynard and others ex-
pected to be present to make railroad
speeches. :, l.a.f .rrtg - u,ftu
The Masonic fraternity have large fe-
male institute and Masonic hall in con-
temptation to be built in Sevierville this
summer and fall.
Great success to the railroad and insti-
tute.
The hogs are dying of cholera. .7.rh 81.
- The oat crop is good. Early winter Nor
way but little account-some not worth
cutting. The threshers will start next
week Yours, &C.. a9E SEWER.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 27.-The Prussian armv
eoTps system has been adopted by France.
~ Esald the Long Champs review has
oeen nxed for Thursday next.
a, SIeat effort is being made in Belgium
!. 10 w., ootain subscriptions to the French
Inc. republican Committee will publish
x ssnOIow their lists of candidates for the
Gambetta arrived at Bordeaux on S,undav
ana Will shortly deliver a speech on the
reorganization of France. Gambetta adj
neres to the views of Louis Blanc.
4, Inelrs has issued adecre providing for
'.he establishment of a legion of Mo,iI.
'ised Gendarmes, to maintain order in
versailles. The Legion will be composed
@asquadron of cavalry and eight com
Fanies of infantry. -
FARIs, June 7-The Central Republic
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"A. s. Prosser, N G.
L. Samuels V. e..
IJStS, Waters, Treasurer. utfog
fN E. N. Phillips, Rec. Secretary.
l. E. w. Adkins Per. Secretary.
We are pleased to state that this Lodge is in o
very fourishing condition and is ranked among
the best in the State.
The election of officers of Knoxville Lodge,
No. 19S takes place next Thursday night
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.qr1,ta .Iu.fice.s 1,onrf.

Before RID. Jourolmon, Esq, the case be-
tween Messrs V. Fl. Sturm and Robert Hamil
ton,a concerning the hire of a delivery wagon
Was decided in favor of the latter.
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WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER p
CONSUMPTION or COUGH
Please Read the Following Letter
From Reliable Druggist 80. sri

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resOrted to most every kind of Cough and Lung Bal
sam that could be procured for her, but all to no avail
She still grew worse until she confined to her bed
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compelled to resort to various means TO restore breath
ing and while she coughed hard she could not ex
pectorate anything. and the family and friends had
the advertisement of Aliens Lung Balsam in the
Christian Advocate and they thought they would pro-
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sam at o'clock p. NJ, directed, dose every hour
until midneht then she took another spell of cough
ing and expectorated mouth full Of dark yellow mat
ter which was something she had not been able to do
for some time. They continued to give her the Dasam
until morning and then she began 70 iree
Iv and within two hours she had ezpecorated three
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lief and since that time she has continued to improve
and take considerable outdoor exercise. Her son
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Election of, Omcers.

+ Attic regular meeting of East Tennessee
Lodge, No. 81, I. o. o. F., held last night the
following officers were elected for the ensuing
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s.s.Cos, las published in the Irish

$50 has published in the Irish
Democrat the last letter he received from
vallandigham, SIS follows:
\ tsDesr S7y:,The dry bones are rattling.
ut lD.sb hard to shake up; but he will De
shaken. Our friends manning certain
newspaper gentlemen have carries In tneir
bones but after awhile they, too, will rat
tie. The movement will succeed. L am
in the MEG chan case, and all full Oh "stsr-
deS Just lnew.p' tsS. -
j. d. seems to be JEFF Davis, put WIZ
are the friends with carries in their bones
" Il Wrrfx,ME VrsIToR. -"I could a tail
unfold. .. Gould you2, Then lose not
moment but go Instantly to Mr.. Darwin.
He will be delighted to see you.-Ptsnch.
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MIDNIGHT EDITION
51
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Circuit Court.


In the Circuit Court yesterday, the following
business was transacted, d. d. Anderson, Spe-
cial Judge, presiding, @Ensscns
C n Flournoy VS. G NJ Roberts; mistrial en-
tered, -
Hon. d. d. Anderson retired, and Hon. Z.
T. Hall took the Bench. rf 81
w w II Wilson VS. E G Camp; appealed to Su-
III Cocker VS. Robert Woods appealed to
/ Supreme Court iGTrs gE3ft FH
IF Camp VS. w II Wilson appealed to SUI
preme Court.
G II Ragsdale vs. Jordan Smith, ct al +; ap-
pealed to Supreme Court.
Jos A Mabry VS. g Flanders judgment by
confession for plaintiff for $557.49.
Samuel Lopes,-vs A, Knott, ct al new trial
granted. a , -
n Yeager VS. L David; appealed to Suprem G
NJ Stern vs. Bissinger plaintiff entered re-
miditer of SCI. 2O--appealed to Supreme Court.
!. Court will adjourn this morning.
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THE COURTS.
1l221NN sFimlnal court.

: u fEF
The following are the proceedings of the
Criminal Court, yesterday, Judge M. L. Hall
PRECEDING:
The State VS. John FINLEY, carrying concealed
mol RiSs @ Rsy@s sd q A sSs' A..an
der; lewdness, mol pros on payment of costs.
The State VS. Frank Foster, carrying weapons:
continued, by consent. = e % ,aFD
The State VS. j o Manson, gaming, prize can
dy fined S. -tis,
The State vs. Sandy Reagan, disturbing pub.
lie worship mol pros on costs.
4 Ths Stale We John Arnold, carrying weapons;
mo pros on payment Of costs
The State VS. James Collins, carrying weap-
ons; mol pros on paying cost.
The State VS. L. G. Heath, assault and bat
GspPs aygJsns s Ssi'i H. C. Julian
felonious assault; continued by order of the
Court.
The State We James Fountain, felony con-
tinued
The State VS. Dock Lones, felony sentenced
TO two years and six months in the genitentary.
bling continued.
The State VS. ID A Guith, carrying weapons;
continued
: The State VS. John Poston, perjury; contin-
ued.s ,af3dpba IHIE4ae a94
The State VS. John McGrath, illegal retailing;
motion for new trial overruled.
The State VS. 7 p M Nichols, forgery con-
tinued.
The State VS. Grigsby ct al, felony; contin-
ued I 'fef e iiel. u - - ,,-
The State VS. Hamit Jones, murder trial
pending.
Jury9Lewis. Anderson, E J Harrison. w u
McCampbell. John Chumlea, A s Hudiburg,
George W Weaver, A Roach, James w Bright,
j S Stanley, VIM Sanders, A Davenport j g
Knox.
The Court ordered fine of FIVE dollars against
p Shropshire for falling to answer as ajuror.
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