Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-10-18
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Murders I'm SanFranciscO.
RRrGAM YOUNG ON TRIAL.

HARTFORD, OcL 1t.-1IIe NOIlh AHlcIICdi
Insurance Company have made an assignment
10 VIM. c. Hastings.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA Herald special from
Gloucester says the schooner Horton was takeI
from the harbor at Guysboro, Nova Scotia, by
party of men from Gloucester, which is nov
due at Gloucester. 1t is stated that II British
gunboat has been sent in pursuit The schooner
is now off Cape Ann with the intention of re-
capturing the schooner. An American gunboa
has gone to prevent the recapture in American
waters. 1t is believed that the affair will be o
great gravity.
SAX FRAYcIsCo Oct 17.-At public meet
ing it was decided to send $1,000 to Chicago
and the balance to Wisconsin and Michigan
sufferers. OFF
A Chinese restaurant keeper was killed by hi;
Chinese walters.
Long john saloon keeper, was killed
in cold blood by a customer. The murderer
has beenarrested.
The weather continues dry and hot
ATLANTA, Oct 1.-THE fair opened ycster-
dav with greater success than the first day last
wear. Crowds continue to pour in from every
direction
MACON, Oct 1.-THE buildings for the recep-
ton of articles for exhibition were opened yes
terday The entries are unusually large.
NV ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-Gov. Warmoth
writes the parish iIries that he is convinced that
the Louisiana Levee Company is unable to meet
the expectation of the public by preparing for
the fall and spring rise 1t now rests with the
parish authorities to take measures to protect
themselves.
NEW YORK, Oct 17.-Revenue officers, sup
ported by Federal soldiers, made raid on the
9Th Ward of Brooklyn at d o'clock last evening.
They met with but little resistance, and cap
tured several Illicit stills and other property.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA run on the Freed
mans Bank is progressing, growing out of the
reported defalcaton of Gen. Ballech. pay mas
ter of the Freedman's Bureau.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 17.-Judge Chase presid-
ed at the Supreme Court which commenced a
special term yesterday.
General Balloch, Paymsster of the Freed
INNS Bureau, has been suspended for Irregular
ties. His arrest had been ordered but is with
held for explanations. Rumors of defalcation
are rife. .a .r.
SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. 17.-Brigham Young
plead not guilty. There is no excitement.
Young appeared in improved health.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 1.-THE schooner Levant
was wrecked, the captain, mate, a passenger
and two of the crew were lost The dead were
cIinging to the rigging.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17.-Butler in a speech
at the Academy of Music, on the Treaty Of
Washington, held that the concessions made by
the treaty were humiliating to all Americans.
There was great sensation.
WASHINGTON, Oct 1.-THE Attorney Cen
eral has dispatch from North Mississippi that
FIVE kuklux, with DISCUSSES complete, have been
captured
There-quarters of million of revenue stamps
were found safe in the Government vault at
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-HOn. IL. r. Hurlbert
Comptroller of Currency, telegraphs Hon. Geo
S. Boutwell, from Chicago that the banks are
saved and are paying every dollar on demand.
A good feeling prevails.
HALIFAX, Oct. l7.-Hon James McNab is
dead.
CINCINNATI, Oct 17,-Eighty Catholic chill
dren arrived to-day from Chicago and were
committed to the Bishops.
ST. Louis, Oct 17.-Fires are raging in Deer
and Harrison Creek Valleys, extending 70
Jefferson county, Nebraska Loss estimated at
$4,000 tE' TT
SAVANNAH, Oct 1.-THE Screven House
which has been closed for four months, has been
re-opened by Col. j. r. Davis, of Wilmington.
North Carolina.
The preparations for the Grand Exposition of
the Industrial Association of Georgia, to be
held here on the 21st of next November, are
nearly complete. The race course is in fine or
der. -F-H
MONTGOMERY, Oct 1.-THE sub Kuklux
committee, recently in session at Huntsville. is
here. 1t goes hence to Demopolis. and thence
to Washington.
RALEIGH, Oct 1.-THE exhibitions, at tbe
State Fair, of hogs cattle and horses are unsur-
passed. The agricultural implement exhibition
is complete.
In addition to the racing programme, purse
of $1,000 has been raise1 by citizens, for which
the best horses in the country will contest
CHARLESTON, Oct 17.-Arrived The steam
er Charleston, from New York, and the schoon-
er NJ Lyons, from Philadelphia.
Two fever deaths occurred yesterday and two
to-day.