Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-21
PAREPA ROSA COMING TO AMERICA,
Explosion Of an Engine near Mauch
Chunk.
OPPOSITION TO JUAREZ in MEXICO.
American COlOnfStS SuccOred by the
Mexican Government.
HON e NEWS.
GOVERNOR HOFFMAN DENOUNCED BY
IRIsHMEN.
Earthquake I'm New Hampshire.


HAVANA, July 2O-The insurgent generals
Guillermo Leada and Col Chinco Carsuegrada
were captured and executed yesterday. .'
Francisco Juailes, adjutant, and Domingo
Guirel, secretary of General Agramonte, sur
rendered at Puerto Principe.
The Springfield Atlanta club won the six oar
ed race
New sYoRK, July 2O.-The Irish Ameri-
can mass meeting passed resolutions denOuncing
Hoffman for permitting the Orange procession.
The Albany fast train was thrown from the
track by broken rail, and all the coaches were
Injured, none of the passengers were hurt,
though the train was running at the rate of a
mile a minute.
MEMPHIS, July 20-The rain washed the
trestle away of the Memphis and Charleston
road one mile east of Grand Junction. The
eastward bound train, engine, tender, baggage
and two passenger cars went into the ditch,
killing George Gibbs, engineer, and Montgom-
cry, fireman. Several passengers were hurt
HARTFORD, July 20-The Wesleyan Uni
versity declare that there is nothing in the char
ter to exclude ladies. Aaa8
CINCINNATI, July 20.-Dr. Blackman, Pro-
fcssor of Surgery in the Ohio College. is dead
PORTLAND, Me, July ga distinct earth
quake shock was felt at one o'clock yesterday
morning --.-. ...r- ..-.- .--
NEW YORK, July 2O.-The ship Don Quixotte
experienced two heavy earthquakes on the 10th
of June in latitude 200 80" south, longitude 140
Al" west.
At the Irish meeting last night, Mr.. Stephen
Joseph Meany was the principal speaker. He
asked 'How can we avenge the blood of the
men which has been shed? How are we to Sc
cure proper protection in this country for the
men of our race? Shall Orangemen and
knownOthings rule this city? Never! never!!
never up said the speaker "shall the schemes
of Wednesday last be permitted again. Never !
neyerl when he saw the dead on Wednes-
day his blood curdled in his soul and he prayed
to God that he would live to see the day when
the act would be avenged. (Cheers) 1t wnS
hard to see around ruffans striking down in
nocent men and women, for the crime of look
ing upon foolish Orangemen. Women had
been made widows and children orphans, for
the caprice of one man in Albany, who came
TO- New York to revoke the humane order OF
the Mayor" A voice-"Hang him on the
lamp post" Mr.. Meany-"No! mol! my
friend; l pledge myself every drop Of blood
shed on that day shall be legally avenged, if
there be law in New York. Never again shall
such an occurrence be permitted in New York.
Never again shall organized ruffans be allowed
TO insult Irish citizens who have fought to up
hold the constitution of the United States.
tCheers.l The Legislature must prohibit such
professions in the future Gov. Hoffman should
never again receive the votes of Irishmen-
neverl never ~ atr
Tennessee Clafin publicly announces herself
a candidate for Congress from the eighth district
Of this city.
BosToS, July 20-There was a severe earth
well shaken. No damages have been reported.
The shock was severe at Brunswick.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, July 20.-The State
convention of teachers and school superintend-
ents of Alabama resolved to-day, by unani-
NOUS vote, that the education of the colored
race was the duty and high privilege of the
white race, and that the convention will concur
in any measure calculated. to accomplish this
result
GREKEBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
VA, July 20.-The Dental Association of the
United States will hold its annual con- ention
here commencing the first Tuesday in August.
About three hundred delegates will be in at
tendance, and three hundred rooms have been
reserved for the tooth-pullers
MAUCH CHUNK, July 20.-An engine at the
Vulcan Works exploded, killing four men; two
others cannot be found, and are supposed to
have been blown into the river.
PLYMOUTH, MASS, July ga Unitarian
,.r,od pb;I1ine ruici3od Couso
mental depression. ,.-
BALTIMORE, July 20-The editorial excur-
sionists from West Virginia and East Tennessee
on arrival here were welcomed by the Mayor. d"
NKw YORK, July 20.-Another descent was
made on illicit distlleries; one was seized with
out resistance. .t-4 ---r. m