Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-08-31
rIoIENT DEMONSTRATION In ROME.
The Ohio CanVaSS--PendletOn and
Thurman Make Speeches.
IMPLICATION OF ABORTIONISTS.
Miscellaneous and Washington News
HOME NEWS.
IMPLICATION OF ABORTIONISTs
The Ohio Canvass-PendIetOn's and Thur
mans Speeches.


mans Speeches.
NEv YORK, Aug. 30.-The Manhattan from
Charleston was detained at the lower bay.
Fifty passengers will be detained until Fri
day or Saturday.
Coroner Jones, of Brooklyn, took dying con-
fss.iOn of Emily Augusta Post to-day, impli-
eating DR.. Perry and Mrs. Van Buskirk of
abortion.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 30.-Pendleton and
Thurman spoke to-day, Pendleton after eulo-
viring Valandigham, repeated his lowland
speech. Thurman said that Democrats inter-
pose no objection to the 18th amendment, but
wore IS strongly opposed to the 14th and
18th amendments as ever. He denounced re-
construction measures of Congress, claiming all
rscOnstruction necessary when the rebellion
was surrendered. he was, also, for the Southern
States to elect Senators and Representatives to
Congress. ga
he reviewed the reconstructed State Govern
msnt, in detail, and said the debts of those
States had been increased by the negro and car
pst-bsg government S190,0Or0O0 He de-
nouncod the kukhl1 bill and the treaty of
Washington.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30-Rosenweig's house
was thoroughly searched, and the cast-of linen
found in the cellar was the only clue discovered.
The servant girl confessed that previous abor-
tons had occurred in the house. The District
Attorney thinks tho. evidence against Rosen-
weig is overwhelming. The latest theory is
that the girl was native Of Platz, Poland,
Of nr -bO,y,
he ruined The corpse was undoubtedly taken
from Rosenwcig's house.
ArcHIsoE, KANSAS, Aug. 8O-Paothe, the
oldest chief of the Kickapoos, was killed by
drunken half-breed on the reservation. ---s
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-A private dispatch
received by the Naatical Gazette, of this city,
this morning, dated at Fernandina, Fla, Aug.
9th, is as follows: Capt L. 81. Partridge, of
The steamer City of Houston, is crazy. he at
tsmpted to commit suicide this morning. Thos.
+. Ellis, agent of the New York Board of Un-
dsrwriterI, and a doctor are watching him. /,
THE steamer Tillie, Of Mallory's line, about
which some anxiety was felt, left Key West this
morning. Her freight is slightly damaged"
NEW ORLEANS, August 3O.-Gov, WarmOth
has suspended the Secretary of State, George
q, Bonce, and appointed J. F. Heron. Bonce
charged with promulgsting as law that which
be knew was not Law. Herefused to obey the
and the police moved him.
The last meeting of the City Council passed
ln ordinance authorizing the extension of the
Pity water works on the Holly plan, and author
lring the issue of So, 10000 bonds for that pur
pose Eta#tEEs I###.#
An ordinance was also introduced to lease the
Fater works to the city water works company
Iior twenty-five years, and authorizing parties
Y mortgage the works for 100000.
1t is charged that these measures are to be
Pressed through the Council by fraud, and that
Several members have already been bought
CHARLESTON, August 30.-Three new cases of
Fever are announced to-day The returns for
fhe week ending Saturday, show total of six
Tellow fever deaths.
HUDssN, Aug. 3o.-A severe and brisk rain
raused three breaks in the Delaware and Hud-
bon Canal, which will delay transportation one
Feek.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 30.-The fourth floor OF
Whitney, Brown 6 Co.'S grain warehouse fell,
no building was crushed to the cellar. Two
Prominent Main street merchants were blown
nto the street by the conclusion.
RICHMOND, Aug 3O-The Conservative Con-
fention organized by electing Thos. S. Bocock
President.
The delegates from the colored Conservative
Elub were admitted and applauded
The motion to admit Governor Walker to the
privilege of the floor was opposed, on the
ErOund that it desired to give appearance to Of
ncisl influence to the deliberations.
JuOai Early refused to serve on the Business
Committee because he was not in sympathy
Fith the progressive reports of the majority.
Inc PRESIDENT made speech, counseling the
burial of dead issues. .....'.,s o.,
eAFANNAH, Aug. 30.-The steamer Liberty
Pas arrived, with the bark Ada Carter, in O
heaking condition.
NEW York, Aug. 30.-Emily Augusta Post
s dead. The police are after Dr. Perry and
MADAM von Buskirk sSt 3 NF q III ~ Ef
A youth, name unknown, sent from Hosbrolze
lwith check on Hanover bank for A Thousand
follarS, is said to have been killed. The bodv
bas been washed ashore.
ST.. LOUIS. Aug. 3O.-A new steam brake ha,
Peen tested on the Pacific Railroad A trair Of
kSrs going IS miles an hour down grade O
feet to a mile, was stopped within 1000 fee
k 2 seconds
4 ATLANTA, GA, Aug. 22-The archives o
sae State road were tnrned over to committe,
citizens. This sction is the result of serie!