Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-04
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,n0.1,or Boiler Explosion.


5,,-,,,,-,-.rr lime Late last evening
o.. Dor+e,,,oI1th Ohio, Councilman Scott
"F 81 Tioce with his son and four or five
,t5,lr' ,,Lnnt out boating on the Ohio in g
mi steamer provided with a tubular
IaiIor which exploded and tore the boat in
nieces wounding nearly all. SCOTS in
iuries will probably prove fatal. His son
had leg broken.
The clothiers here have yielded to the
strikers The men resume work tO-mOr-
row.
ST. LOUIS, June 3.-The primary Dem
orratic elections to the Baltimore COnven-
ton show largely for Greeley.
TERRE HAUTE, June 3.-DuIing the
thunder storm the wind blew the roof off
the gazette office, the rain flooding it and
doing other damage.
BOSTON. June Wv. IL. Wadeigh, tell
er Of the Merchants National Bank, has
been arrested on a charge Of defalcatiOn,
to the amount of SS7 600. The teller APP
pears to have hOaXed the examiner by
bringing the bonds in parcels and bringing
the same parcels twice.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The Herald in
announcing the death Of Mr.. Bennett, says:
Five years ago Mr.. Bennett entirely with
drew from active management of the Her.
0Id. but although feeble i'm frame, his gen
eral health had been remarkably good,
while his fine intellect remained unimpair
ed and his interest in the events of the day
continued unabated up to the moment Of
his fatal illness. About half past one o'clock
last Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Bennett
,ufferedta slight cOnvulsive attack, accom-
panied by epileptic symptoms, but not
sufficiently marked change to excite APP
prehension Of immediate dying. At half
mast one o'clock last Sunday morning the
attack was repeated with great severity.
From that time the end became evident,
although the constant attendance of doc
tors Ceccarini, Hammond and Lusk en-
Surcd exhaustion of all within reach of
human efforts to avert the fatal result. On
Tuesday last at the request of Mr.. Bennett,
Archbishop McCloskey visited his bed side
ard administered to him the sacraments Of
the burch. When the last hour arrived he
sank to sleep in death calmly and peace
fully, and his soul passed away without n
struggle.
In the General Conference to-day the
Committee on the State of the Church re-
ported that all the differences between this
church and the Methodist Church, South,
were tremendously settled and they pro-
posed a committee to confer with the lead |
ars of the Church, South, to bring about |
f,aternal relations between The two church |
Is. Several delegates spoke in favor Of |
this project. The report was unanimously |
adopted by q rising vote.
The G, rand Lodge of the Freemasons Of |
his State meet here tomorrow. Delegats |
win he nrese,pt from the Grand Lodges of |
England. ireland, Scotland, Prussia, Ger
many, Hungary, Italy, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick. Ottawa, Ontario and every /
State and Territory OF the United States;
Phelps, Dodge & Co., merchants OF TINS
,ity, have caused the arrest OF several 9TH
n merchants on a charge Of conspiracy
with their janitor to steal their private
correspondence, thereby causing them seri-
nUs loss in business.
DR.. l.. b. Irish and Mrs. Anderson were
in Brooklyn on the strength of
the report of Prof. DovemOre, that he found
Il the exhumed remains of Edward o. An
lernsOn sufficient arsenic to cause death.
The parties We're some weeks charged by
he father Of the deceased with his murder
Dy poison. They were committed without
bail.