Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-27
= ] stpeREIGs ai1lI it;,' n NEWS BT THE CABLE.
hTTh" ~" Cation Prospect in the South.
news from Mexico and the West Indies,
Miscellaneous and Washington News,
,yt1edo1hoMsIdNEWs. yiiJ
STANTON RESTORED TO POSSESSION
OF THE A, k C. RAILROAD.
Cotton Prospects,

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.s.u MOSTGoMERy, ALA, june 26.ia-The de-
cision in the District Court, placing the
lsAiabafna and Chattanooga Railroad in
bankruptcy. was to-day reversed in II the y y
Is. Circuit Court at the cost of petitioner
below, and the road ordered again into the
possession Of Stanton and company, o. Il,
s.1s -. NEW YORK, May 25.--The Express says
.btReIiabie sdviees confirm our previous re-
port that the late paintings of cotton were
i not successful and have been given up
,.-and slso that a very large area of land has
"been planted in corn. The South will
produce this year q considerable amount
rof fsbacou, which, in connection with the
corn crops. will, place the planters, in q
much more independent position than ft,r
two years past. The -advices from India
are 'unfavOrable, and altogether, it looks
sas if the price of cotton would be highe.
in the future. The increased price of cot
ton will help the, Southern planters and
Compensate, in part, for any decrease in
.sflle Production, an'sL ~ ~ hsa 9'p.M
7SANTA FE, New Mexico, June 27.-The
Democrats have nominated Gallegos as d
delegate to Congress on q platform similar
to that of the Ohio Democracy. .an,i .Ioigu
CINCINNATI, June 27.4The Pope's Jubi-
lee was celebrated yesterday. Twenty
tuUubduu lie SteSpl6 VI
Trinity church was surmounted by cross
formed by gas jets. The procession was
two hours aud twenty minutes lOng.,4y
-, New Y DIRK, june 27.-The Primera from
siHayana for Greeack was wrecked. aAif on
board lost Conimodore Geo. s. Blake is
dead, aged seventy. ssdsie,l-isas 3 'sb bHss
WASHINGTON June, 26-Grant will
occfne Friday to the Cabinet meeting.
hslsBoutwellI departs Saturday = a,ef i
.ss ,ss The COMMITTEES reports no counterfeit
bonds In. those redeemed or purchased by
THE Alabama claims aggregate three
has SAx FRkNCIsco, June 26.LThe troops
by forced march surprised the Amador
rioters, No resistance The rioters threat
en- but have no chance for resistance.
.sskThe ship Otage arrived from Hong
Kong with three hundred Chinese and q
yfun cargo Of merchandise consigned ex-
sselusively to Chinese merchants no 11R9V /
..hs New, York, June ga, letter from
Fort Griffin Texas, June eth, says: nj
sssupposeg you have heard of the great
Slaughter Iof indians here. The cavalry
met some two hundred men, women and
children and showed them no quarters,
killing all they could lay their hands upon,
NSuch yelling never did hear, every man
ll:was for himself The infantry was in the
reserve and caught all stragglers, not even
Yone escaping orders having been given to
show no quarters. ~ ,9,g ,I. e.1 ~, ..sg
-sss Judge Cardoza refuses to stay the pro-
u eeedihgs on writ of error In the Foster
murder case.
"A Frank Wilson has been sentenced to ten
years in the PenitentiaIy for killing Thos.
Brown in a.quarrel. riaae9 8ssola ID IsirHii
ltCINcINNATI, June 26.L0ne hundred and
fifty employees ofthe Newark, Ohio, Rol-
ling Mill Company seized Geoa1S. Fight,
President, for back pay which they
claimed he had means to pay. Fight was
released until tomorrow upon the pledge
that he would properly account for the
funds in. his hands. hgs .sf1fBiaF 7o,isifi sdI
SARATOGA, May 26-The knights
Templars, of New England, will, on the
nth eofi July, Ibe iehtertaineds at
banquet at the Grand Union Hotel, on
Hnieh occasionth they will meetthe delegates
nom the Commandery of this State. The
reunion will last several days, and terini-
nate with grand ball. aa"7' ',aih i. % i9iss