Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1871-11-08
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The affairs of the Sioux Indians are being in
vestigsted by the Government
The revolution in Mexico promises to give
Jaurez some trouble before it is quelled.
Anderson county, s. c., is to have r steam
cotton factory with capital of $4,000.
A new bridge is talked of at Louisville,
KY.
The Enterprise Insurance Company of Phila-
delphia has collapsed.
Six hundred feet of the levce in New Orleans
wed in the other day.
Twenty -two deaths day is the average in
Cincinnati
The z rue Georgian, OF Atlanta, edited by
DR.. Bard, has suspended publication.
Mr.. VIM. Cullen Bryant was born November
8, 1894, seyenty-feven years ago Friday -.
The sporting den Of the En- glish pugilist j EN-
Mace, in New York, is to be sold at auction.
There are eight pin factories in the United
States, whose annual production is &, 100000
pins.
Twelve million of pounds of wool have been
exported from California during the past nine
months.
Mr.. John p. Leonard, an officer in the war Of
1872 died recently at Fayetteville, y. c.. in the
same house in which he was born.
Whisky and tobacco manufacturers want a
change of the revenue law but it is not thought
any will be made.
The latest advices state that Brigham Young
MAS at the extreme southern boundary of L tan.
Mrs. Julius Savings, who killed her husband
psrsmour at San Francisco, has been acquitted
A j. y. killed schoolmaster at Wilminton
Delaware, with whom he had been csrousing-
weapons, butcher knife and shot guns.
Public necessity has been plead in defence o.
Gen. Sheridan's military occupation of Chica
SO.
Illinois has forty three cities, Indiana twenty
seven and Iowa twcnty-si1 In the Eastern
tfs haa oifia
ticut ak and New York twenty-one.
A hundred Tennessee penitentiary convict
have been hired to labor on the Memphis anC
Selma railroad.
The investigating committee Of tho Legisls
tire exculpate the public printers from inten
ton TO defraud the State.
An address to Napoleon is being circulated
among the officers and soldiers who served un
der the French Empire.
The government will continue the prosecu
tions in Utah, and if necessary additional troop
will be sent to that Territory
Weston walked Joi miles last Friday in Ma
con, Georgia, in nine hours, forty-nine minute
and forty-fye seconds.
1t is reported that the recent bank robbery a
Darlington amounted to one million two hun
bred and fifty thousand dollars.
George Francis Train commences his South
ern lecture tour at Louisville on the l4th prox
He is drawing immensely in the Northwest.
The citizens of Arizona ask that Genera
Crook be allowed 10 punish the maraudin
Apache Indians, untrammeled by peace con
Inissioners,
On Sunday pillar supporting the main noc
of the cOlored Baptist church, at Louisvill,
gave way, causing panic in the congregatio
several OF whom were killed by leRping dow
stairs.
Gen. j. ID. Cox ex-Secretary Of the Interio,
is the candidate of a combination Of the consel
vative members of the Ohio Legislature for th
United States Senate against Senator She
man.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad is shining fro,
40 10 100 car loads Of cattle per dav eastwsr,
The extensive prairie fires have burned the ora
in Kansas to such an extent that the cattle me
are obliged 10 shiptheir cattle or let them starv
WAsHISGToN. Nov 5.--The Presidents il
structOns to Federal officers were that the
should be firm but judcious in the enforc
Inent OF the law in Utah, and no cOmprOmi
with criminals.
Latest official reports represent that, all dal
ger of collision being over the President has 7
present intention TO further suspend the habei
corpus IN theSOuth, unless "a similar c0ndttic
of affairs 10 that in South Carolina counties o
ours elsewhere.
WAsHNGToS, Nov. 6,-The Supreme Cou
viii hear the. argument on the 18th on Ke
tucky's war claim
The Postmaster General will recommend tn
straw bidding for mail contracts will be MAJ
misdemeAnor.
The Tribune announces the resignation
Secretary Of State Fish.
The report of yellow fever in Savannah. Ga
10 suthoritstively denied by the agent Of h
Associated Press, who has made Investigate
on the subject.