Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-11
HON < NEWS.
A CANADA OFFICIAL KILLED.


Trouble Between OraDgemen and CathO-
New YORK, July 10.-ArchbishOp Nc
Closkey's sermon intimates that the Or
angemen intend to provoke outrages. He
hopes the proper authorities viii prevent
the procession, but if allowed, urges and
warns all parents, husbands and brothers
to go TO their employments and attend to
their ordinary avOcations on "Wednesday,
as usual, and return peacefully to their
homes in the evening, as though no such
temptation to do evil were ever thrown IN
their way. Let Catholic mothers, wives
and sisters remain at their homes and at
tend to their home duties and allow no UNI
worthy curiosity to draw them near this
procession -.--. - 90 r~---s
NEW YORK. July 10.-The coroner's
Jury, over the late railroad accident, con-
cIudes the verdict as follows: 1--WE, the
Jury, do say that the misplaced switch was
the result of careleSSn9SS on the part OF the
switch tender, VIM. Thompson and we
do also censure the Newark and New ork
Railroad Company for employing, or al
lowing to be employed upon their road,
young and inexperienced men TO hold re-
sponsible positions"
There was an excited meeting of the
Irish Confederation" in the Avenue on
Yesterday afternoon. Resolutions depre-
eating any attempt to Obstruct or prevent
the Orange procession were voted down.
The majority were in favor of violence.
The Mayor was in consultation with the
Police Commissioner yesterday. z Tz 4
SYRACUSE, n. Y, July 10.-There were
five violent storms on Sunday. The light
ming struck in every part of the city, and
the hail was as big as walnuts. The light
ming killed one and shocked many. = 2 =
DAYTON, 20, July 10.-There was fur
iOus storm. The German Lutheran
Church was Frustrated, four persons were
killed and twenty were hurt. The bridge
over the Miami river was destroyed and
two BOYS were killed. The Southern Ohio
Lunatic Asylum was unroOfed, also the
Catholic Church and the Miami Railroad
depot and fifty other houses were dam
aged.
CONCORD, July 10.-The Unconoonac
paper mill was burned. ai
New York, July 10.-Mischief is brew
ing between Irish Catholics and Orange
men which can hardly fail to result in a
serious riot unless the authorities interfere.
The said Orangemen have organized hVe
thousand men to defend the procession ana
the Catholics have organized much larger
number under the name of the ALDERMAN
National Volunteers. Both parties avow
their intention to parade fully armed.
Two divisions of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians have met in secret session.
Remarks made outside of the Hall indicate
q bitter animOsity toward the Orangemen,
and an extensive purchase of arms seems
certain. The Hibernian Society will get
up target excursion for Wednesday, with
the intention of meeting the Orange pro-
cession. Mayor Hall expresses his posi-
tive opinion that the preparations against
the riot are so perfect as to render it i'm
possible.
James L. Rider was arrested to-day fol
bigamy. He has q wife in Portsmouth
Virginia. He married in Pennsylvania
last year and again last month in Pough-
keepsie. Several cases of seduction are
also pending against Rider.
Archbishop McClosky directs the clergy
to speak at each mass, advising their con-
gregations to abstain from overt acts
against Orangemen.
NEW YORK, July 10.-MayOr Hall again
says there will be no riot, and that the Or
ange procession will be protected. The
impression prevails that the Irish will take
the advice of the clergy and not interfere
Naval officer Latin is acquitted.
BosToN July 10,-Col. Gardner. brother.
in-law of Gen. Banks, is dead. He had
lived seven years in the New Orleans Gus
tom House, whence he arrived Wednes
day.
MEMPHIS, July 10.-A tobacco dealer
named Shufiey, from Louisville, was hope
lessly burned last night. He was robbed
of six hundred dollars at supper. Deput!
L. s. Marshal Mesler, while looking TO
the money, broke lamp on Shufiey lap
Some believe the lamp was broken to con
ceal the crime.
NEW YORK, July lot is freely re
ported that the new Government loan ha
been Withdrawn from the market. al
john H. Tracy, President, has givel
notice of the issue of 20 600 shares of addi
tional stock, to equip and operate the Chi
cago and Southwestern Road. to exten,
from heWashingtOn branch to SigOurney
Iowa, and for other purposes. -
There was secret meeting of the Hi
bernians this evening, at which delegate
from Philadelphia and other cities Wer,
present.
BERLIN, ONTARIO, July lO.-One hun