Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-09-03
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PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Sept "A mob
broke into a house and tarred and feathered the
occupant who was accused of clipping with a
married woman, whose husband led the mob.
Reports from the North and South show that
an organized band of burglars are working in
the towns along the Hudson, and have num-
Der of vessels in their employ.
LONG BRANCH, Sept. IA committee of the
Warmoth faction of Louisiana Republicans are
here waiting for an interview with the Presi-
dent
NASHVILLE, Sept Zone million and three
quarters in State bonds have been paid for the
franchise of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad. re-
ducing the State debt that amount
New YORK, Sept. 2-The plaSterers intend
striking for the eight hour system.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-Tne locomotive on the
Cincinnati express train exploded near Spring
field, killing two employees.
NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The Grand Jury yes
terday found bills of indictment for manslaugh-
ter in the third degree against Jacob s.. Van
derbilt, president of Staten Island Ferry Com
pany, James a. BREASTED, superintendent, and
Henry Robinson, engineer. An indictment for
manslaughter in the fourth degree was pre-
sented against Jno. K. Matthews United States
inspector of boilers.
A duel was fought on Long Island yesterday
between two we'll known Italian gentlemen,
Gen Fardeli and Signor LCsnzi. Fardeli
was the challenger, who claimed that he had
been insuted by l. Canzi in speech at re-
cent Italian festival The weapons used were
sabres. Fardeli received a severe wound in the
shoulder, and the fight necessarily ended,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2-The steamer Carrie V.
Kountz, which sunk below Columbus, was
valued at thirty thousand dollars. A portion
of the cargo will be saved.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. "A criminal requ
siton for Evans, the alleged defaulting agent,
has been issued.
LOWELL, MASS, Sept. 2.-TereSa Perkins was
found in the canal, bearing two scalp wounds.
His age was 80 years.
NORFOLK, Sept. 2-The brig Rocky Glen,
from Baltimore for Belfast, put in for this port,
leaking badly around the rudder post.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 2-Arrived; the steamer
James Adger, from New York, and the schoon-
er ]. P. Allen, from Rockport. Sailed: the
steamer Champion, for New York, the steamer
Maryland for Baltimore and the schooner Ma
tilda Brooks, for jacksonville
SAN Francisco, Sept 1.-THE campaign
against the Apache Indians owing, it is alleged,
TO the interference of the Peace Commissioners,
is a total failure but the campaign of the
Apaches against the white settlers is a complete
success.
ST. LOUIS, Sep. Edward Clamouth, alias
Dedulan, professional astrologist, was arrested,
charged with swindling to the amount of $780,
600.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The indictment against
Vanderbilt reads, that he did wilfully and felo-
nlously neglect and omit to have a sound boiler
and competent engineers, &C., on the Westfeld.
The Cuban Colonel Ryan, who was arrested,
charged with passing worthless check, puts in
an affidavit that he deposited the requisite
amount to meet the check in bank, but that the
check was presented before the time stipulated
Capt. Cameron and Inspector Walling think
the last link in the evidence to convict Rosen-
weig, the abortiodist will be completed to-
night.
Francis Haggerty, Westfeld victim, is dead.
MERIDIAN, Mss, September 2-The square
bounded by Front johnson, Rhodes and Com
merce streets, was burnt this morning, except
the Savings Bank building. Loss one hundred
thousand dollars, mostly wooden buildings
very little insurance. A large portion of goods
were saved.
New ORLEANS, Sept. 2-The name of
United States Senator J. r. West figured in
the water works bribery business, in the CITY
Council, and prominent State official is report
ed to be largely interested in the scheme