Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-02
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PRISONERS HUNG BY A MOB.


Tornado in Kansas-SUicide of n Rogue.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-Two negroes and 8
white have just been hung by a mob at Casey
vile for outraging the person of white woman
in that vicinity Five men were concerned in
theoutrage. which was of horrible character.
The others had been executed in the same man.
ner soon after the commission of the ofense
TorEkA, Sept. IA tornado passed over La
bette county, Kansas, on Sunday night, demol-
i.hing two houses and moving several others.
Mr.. Scott and daughter were killed.
NEW York, Sept 1.-The ship Richard Rob-
inson, from Liverpool, reports August 29th, the
bark Alice Campbell, from Guttemburg for
Philadelphia, with cargo of iron, in a sinking
condition from collision with the ship Hamil-
ton Fish The crew were brought here.
The Union Republican General Committee
met to-day, Mr.. Greeley presiding, and fixed
the day for holding primary elections. No other
business was transacted.
Paul Bulgar, aged "a, was beaten to death by
three rufisns en- the corner of 14th Avenue and
street.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-Daniel S. Miller, sus
pscted of robbing his employers, wounded de-
tective and killed himself.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 1.-The daughter of q
prominent Boston merchant was drowned while
bathing at Newport
ERIE, PA, Sept. 1.--Isaac Rosenwoig, q
wealthy citizen, was convicted of selling forged
tickets over the Erie railroad.
HALIFAX, Sept 1-Seven boats started for
the single scull. The Sadler Of Tyne crew won
by two lengthsi the Baron of Halifax, second;
Kelly, third.
NEW =ORLEANR, Sept. IA sharp corre-
spondence is prevailing between Governor
Wsrnoth and Lieutenant Governor Dunn re-
xarding Dunn assumption of the Gubernatori-
al functions during Warmoth's absence from
the State. Warmotb ordered the re-arrest
of the convict pardoned by Dunn. Dunn de-
family insist upon TIE consttutionality of his
act. and complains that Warmoth violates gen
tlemanly and official courtesy. The Tine,
commenting on it recently developed evidence
of fraud regarding the water works and says
Every day brings its quota of confrmatory
evidence in proof Of the charges long since
brought against leagued cohorts of corruption,
who have fastened themselves upon the body
polite of this State.
mo stronger testimony is needed of the rspa-
city Of our rulers than that furnished by the
rival factions, who have combined against each
ether, under the respective leadership of War
moth and of Dunn. The picture drawn by
the Governor Of his opponents are worthy of
exhibition in every gallery, and the picture
drawn by the artist of the rival faction, presents
features no less strongly marked by the charac-
teristicS Of moral hideouSness."
CHARLKsToN, Sept.1-The cool change seems
10 have had favorable influence in abating the
fever. No new cases are reported to-day, and
only one death. To correct erroneous rumors
it should be stated that the business of the city
isproceeding without interruption of any kind,
and that all railroad trains arrive and depart
with accustomed punctualty.
BosTOT, Sept. 1.-The Courier and the Ec,rs,
to-day in their commercial reviews, agree in es-
timating the growing cotton crop at from three
million to three and quarter million bales.
They incline, however, to the former figure a,
more probable
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The Grand Jury was dis
charged this morning. It is understood that il
found bills of indictment against the President
and, Superintendent of the Staten Island Ferry
and United States Inspector Mathews. The
court officers for the present, refuse to give any
information on the subject
CAIRO, Sept 1.-The steam boat Carrie
Keounts, which left last night for New Orleans
with full cargo, struck snag near Wolf Is
land below Columbus and sunk in eight feet
water. a
Col William A G. Regan, the Cuban Gen.
eral, was arrested this morning at the Gisey
House charged with passingA worthless check
Tor one hundred and fifty dollars on Oliver d
Taylor broker He was committed for ex
animation tLl'
Ihe Coroners' Jury, in the case of a woman
whose body was found, decides that she CAM
to her death from abortion; 1t was produced
we beheVe, By Jacob Rosenheim.
Thomas Lee, mate OF the shin Thomas Dun
han, was shot dead by a sailor in fight Will
the vessel was going down the bav. The Can
tain, mate and nine of the crew have been ar
rested and the vessel detained
r. A. Tilghman, of PHILADELPHIA. has oh
tanned a decree of $229,OOe against Rowlan,
Mitchell for infringement on an acid and Civ
cerine patent 1t is the largest decree for in
fringement ever entered.
PRICE. OF IRoN.-A Philadelphia Irol