Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-26
THE THIEVES MAKE THEIR ESCAPE.
Work on the Streets in Washington
.... City Suspended. .J
KULLUX INVESTIGATIONS CONTINUE
Red Cloud Thought to be Peacefully
Inclined.
HOME NEWS.
RED CLOUD NOT TO FIGHT.
Deaih of an Old Engineer.

OMAHA. July 25.-Red Clouds preparations
for the war path are contradicted.
New YORK, July 25.-Charles Dyke, Assist
ant Engineer on Futon's first steamer on the
Hudson, and Engineer on the first boat down
the Ohio and the Mississippi to New Orleans,
died yesterday, aged IS years. r-.. a-T
The wife of Gideon Lee, and granddaughter
of John c. Calhoun, died at Carmel, New Ork,
last Sunday, aged % years.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-The miners strik-
ing outrages in Amador county have been re-
newed. The Halch book-keeper of Amador
has been murdered. Troops will be sent to the
scene of disturbance to-day.
NORFOLK, July 25.-The brig Muscovado,
with cargo of sugar bound for Baltimore, is
ashore on Body's Island Assistance will be
sent to her from here.
ST. LOUIS, July pa violent hail storm in
Pike county, Missouri, destroyed the corn and
tobacco.
The report that the Indian Chiefs Satana and
Big Tree were killed while attempting to escape
is untrue Both were tried and found guilty Of
murder in the first degree. d
An express robbery was committed on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad, in Hickman county,
Kentucky last Saturday night. Three men
got on the train at Union City, and at Moscow,
when the train halted, two of the robbers got
off and confederate remained on the platform
of the car As the train moved out from the
depot the two robbers jumped into the express
car, overpowered the messenger and robbed the
safe of $50, 600. They then halted the train and
jumped Off and disappeared in the darkness.
NORFOLK, July 25.-The schooner John Raw
lett run into sometime ago by the steamer State
of Virginia, has drihed ashore in Accohanock
Bay, twenty miles north of Cherryftone. Tho
masts, bowsprit and sails are gone. The vessel
is full of water and the deck is broken up. The
wreckers have abandoned her.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 25.-W.
Meade Addington, prominent lawyer of Bal
timore, and United States District Attorney of
Maryland under President Buchanan, died last
night of complication of diseases. 20.
The weather is cloudy. The thermometer
was seventy-two at twelve N. -
ATLANTA, July 25.-The Supreme court of,
Georgia to-day in the Macon and Western rail-
road case decided in favor of the lessees
Gen Gordon leaves tonight for Washington
to appear before the Kuklux committee. =-
NEW ORLEANS, July 25.-The City Council
to-day, by a vote of five to three, adopted res
olution removing from Office Recorders Staes of
the ID district, and Dunning of the 9th district.
The Governor will be notified of the vacancies
in these Offices No cause is assigned for the
removals. but it is said that Gov. Warmoth d.
rected them because he believed these persons
opposed his administration. 800
ehn 80 r.0fI m MT N
Charles streets, was entered by burglars last
night and goods TO the value of 50 600 wagoned
off the premises. There were two matropolitans
on that beat who didn't see it. They have been
suspended.
Friedrich Seymour, second officer of a New
York steamship, fell overheard and was
drowned on the 18th instant, off Frying Pan
Shoals.
The weather for the past two days was cool
and pleasant