Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-04
HON e N EWS.
DEATH OF A PROMINENT MINISTER.
KukIux Identifed-Bowen said 10 be Par
"t2 rS1IF3 doned.
IsUNnAY's DISPATCHES. 'U1jt

800 .,atl Ei[sUNDAY's DIsPATcHEs.I 'p,9h
OXFORD, Miss, July a negro wit
ness identified three whites and two ne
rgroes among the prisoners, as being present
at the recent lynching, who are now un-
der examination before the United States
Court
,l New YORK, July 1.-The Herald says
the, President has pardoned Bowen, the
bigamist and eX-Congressman. The doc
ument was signed at Long Branch yester-
day.
's NEWARK, n. j., July Pet Halstead,
well known i'm political and official circles,
was shot and killed in house of ill fepute
this morning. Heis no kinsman of Hal
stead, of the Cincinnati Commercial
''i" - ,rI3 lr5 + MONDAYS DISPATCHES. j. alos
BALTIMORE, July "a Cincinnati eX-
press train, due at Baltimore atS:45 o'clock
yesterday, was wrecked four miles froniithe
Relay track Experts say it was ma
hciously tampered with. No one killed.
No Southerners are reported hurt. ri
,rR SYRACUSE, n. w. July, 3.-Rey. Samuel
]. May is dead, aged seventy-four years.
BosroN, MASS, July 3.-The Massachu-
sets Horticultural Society has appointed
thirty-siX delegates to the September meet
ing, at Richmond, Va, of the American
chronological Society.
n, SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-Judge Dwin-
ellie again refused q new trial for Mrs.
Fair. sbnm 81 z.'sr, go i1a '7a'4 9g'd1 4 4
BEDFORD, Me-, July 3,-John 81.
Knowlton, editor of the Portland Press
is dead. q ....aE
h,, ROCHESTER, Y. Y, July 3.-A row boat
was capsized in Irondoqnioit Bay. Two
young ladies were drowned. HT.s1. .3''.1g
II, NEW YORK, j July 3.-Ex-SenatorG 3. Grimes
returned to-day. His health is. nearly
restored ag.e5 hI. y. % e.J'd ,g'ai
S1s CINcINSvTI,r July 3.-The Health
Zouaves of 8Pittsburg and Cincinnati
Zouaves have a challenge drill to-mor-
row. '.--' l''V ~ Ntt
The Banking House of J. HI. Davis &
Co., Eureka Illinois, has been closed in
consequence of the absence of David L..
Sanderson with 900 dollars. . -.. pc
NEwBURYPoRT, MASS, July 3.AOn
Saturday, at Marchis' Hill, the banking
suddenly cayed in, burying eleven men
beneath an immense mass of EARTH Eight
of them were soon rescued, but little in
jured. John Tuoby and James Cushman
were dead when reached, and John Cliff
ford badly injured. Cushman and Tuoby
each leave a widow and six children
Boston, July 3.-Y yesterday III the fore
noon a sailboat containing five persons
Hcapsized during a squall in this harbor.
Two boys, Geo. David and VIM. Honning,
were drowned. r,,...zss +; ~ fss t,rs lls
NEW YORK, July 3.-Judge Robert Hell
ton died at Albany.
'' SAVANNAH, July 3.-On Saturday last
twenty-five armed negroes went to the
plantation of Angus Red, in Barnwell
county, S. c., about twelve miles below
Augusta, OH the Savannah river Arriving
at the family residence the party fired a
volley into it, killing Thos. A. Lowe and
seriously wOunding Red and his wife and
mother. After disarming Red the negroes
returned to Paul f. Hammond's planta-
ton where the deputy Sheriff tried to ar
rest them but without success, as they re-
fused to disarm. The, negroes, however,
promised to go to Aiken and stand an in
One of the parties implicated was ar
that Red and Lowe attempted to chastise
- negro for stealing from the premises of
the former; that the negro escaped from
them and returned with an armed band,
who did the shooting by way of retaliation.
.l1 The affair causes uneasiness and alarm.
a,al The party arrested here represents HIM
self as school teacher and says he was on
his was to Aiken to deliver himself up to
the authorities. ll Isd...s-. n ..fa II
SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.-The Pontifi-
cal celebration to-day was a grand affair.
The procession was about two hours in
passing. Representatives of thirty-one
nationalites and military and civil Organi-
cations were in line with music, banners,
DC. The city presented an animated ap-
pearance. Eleven thousand seven hun
dred and fifty men, women and children
were in the procession, and four hundred
and four vehicles were in the procession
erlF The following message was telegraphed
bo TO Rome: -. I7 80. 81 f''..o'r,-i'I-,
To His Holiness, Pope Plus TX, Rome
Fifty thousand of your devoted children
celebrate here, to-day with, enthusiastic
10Y, the 18th anniversary of your pontifi-
the States of the Church and your freedom
restored, and kneeling,ls,-, i...,s -
New YORK, July 3.-No cotton market
furnished tonight. No regular meeting
,1e OF The Cotton Exchange to-day, Cotton
I9l quoted on the street at 20. "a ~. ,.9 .3
-f,ii'.f la WASHINGTON. ..e 5,,'as as
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