Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-13

banners-one the Stars and Stripes and the
other William of Orange, on horseback.
The procession waited some time for the
soldiers to load their guns with a ball, after
which it began to move.
The Orange procession OF Jersey City
consisted of one hundred and fifty men
similarly guarded. The ferry boats were
held in the river until the character of the
passengers was ascertained. The process
sion was entirely unmOlested.
NEW YORK, July 12.-The procession
was assailed three times up to last advlces.
At the corner of 23d and 8th avenue the
troops were ordered to fire. About dozen
were killed and wounded. One policeman
was shot dead. Col. Fisk was wounded
and one man of the ninth regiment was
killed.
Innumerable minor rows are reported.
NEW YORK, July IL, 4:45 P.M.-A dis
patch from the operator at the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, says: About 3 PM, as the
troops were passing down Fifth Avenue,
when between -25th and Goth streets, the
mob fired three shots at them. The mill
tary returned the fire, killing eight and
wounding thirteen. Two boys and lady
were shot. Sixteen citizens in all were
killed. Three hundred Orangemen passed
here about half hour ago, through Esd
anu uONu OEOduNdy, uHuGF IL SOiOLS Go-
cOrt. They were cheered in passing.
NEW YORK, July 12,-Judge Blackford
decides that English subscribers to 10000
shares of Erie stock must have the right
of negotiation restored to them.
. A boiler used in driving piles at the Cen
trail Railroad docks burst; one man killed
and one hurt, and the works blown to
pieces.
: SARATOGA, July 12.-In the races to-day
Harry BaSsett won the first heat, time
3:215; Frogtown.won the.second time 2:313;
Finesse, the favorite coming in fourth;
Nema won third, time 5:35.
/ COLUMBUS, O., July II, $50 p. M.-Geo.
w. Bradley and Theodore f. Bradley both
plead guilty to the charge of stealing forty
thousand dollars from the Adams Express
Company. They were sentenced to four
years in the penitentiary.
: ST. LOUIS July 1.-TWO men were
killed, near Neosho, Missouri, while in
the act of stealing mule.
Gen. Logan had four hemOrrages of the
lungs. He is cOnvalescing.
KY WEST, FLA, July 12.-The bark
Norton, of st. Johns, from Bremen to New
York, ran on Lao Key on the 10th, but got
off badly injured.
T NEW ORLEANS, July 12.-The boiler Of
Maguire's oil factory collapsed to-day.
One man was fatally and one painfully
burned.
A train on the New Orleans and Mobile
road ran off the track yesterday, delaying
the mails and passengers.
WILMINGTON, n. c., July 12.-POpe,
one of the negro outlaws of Robertson coun-
ty, was captured in Richmond county and
brought to this city and lodged in Jail to-
day, Notwithstanding terrible murders and
other crimes to which he has been a par
ty. Noattempt was made by the people of
Robson county or this city to do him
violence. s
NEW ORLEANS, July 12.-The Grand
Jury this morning reported true bill for
murder against L. III. Winchell, for killing
J. E. Lyon, June 18th.
{ JACKSON, MISS, July 12.-The public
printing business is in a muddle. Gov.
Alcorn, by the appointing power vested in
him n year since, appointed kImball,
Raymond & Co. State Printers, who pur-
chased a large lot of material to do the
work. \ large portion of the work, in
cluding the new code of laws, registration
blanks, and the blanks to be used in the
coming November election, is unfinished.
Governor -Alcorn, for no assigned cause,
and appointed in their stead Alcorn &
Fisher to the office of State Printers.
The matter is carried to the Supreme
Court, and all State work ceases until the
third Monday in October, No preparation
can be made for the election, and the code,
which by law should he ready for delivery
the first of October, will be delayed till
late in the winter
The Leader is the name Of the Govern
Or's new organ.
There is great dissatisfaction in Repub-
lican ranks at the action Of the Governor.
The United States District Court Is in
session. Judge Wood, of the Supreme
Bench, is sitting with Judge Hill. A large
number of men are expected to be arrested
and tried under the provisions of the ku-
kluX bill. The q. s. Marshal with de-
tachment of U. S. Infantry is now in East
NJ ississippi to make arrests.