Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-07-18
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LoncfeIlow Badly Disabled.

SAN FRNCIsCo, July, 1.-THE authori.
ties at Hawagau Island have attached the
steamer Nebraska for introducing the small
pox. The agent gave bond and the vessel
proceeded.
BALTIMORE. July 17.-Twenty thousand
persons attended the Imperial German
Band concert.
SARATOGA, July lit is the opinion
of the racing men that LOngfellow will
never run again, although he will be the
most valuable in the stud. During the
race do day one of his plates turned round
and cut his foot and leg badly. The plate
was broken in-two and the leg was dis
abled, yet Longfellow gallantIy ran the
race out, TO the wonder of all racing men.
The first race for five hundred dollars,
for all ages, mile heat, was won by Alarm,
beating Fadladen one length. Kingfisher
came in third. Time, 1:42}. The second
race, selling race, for six hundred dollars,
mile and half heat, for all ages, was won
by Allie Hunt, beating Sanford a heads
length. Mary Louise came in third one
length behind, Buckden, who was the fa-
vorite over the others, beating off and
trailing. Time, 2:40f. The third race for
purse of eight hundred dollars, for all
ages, two mile heat, was won by Tubman,
beating Susan Ann three lengths. Jno.
Merriman came in third and Sochiel
fourth. lime, 3:0J3.
DENvER, Col, July ia water spout
struck q carriage. Four persons, two of
whom were ladies, were drowned. One of
them was foundthree miles below the scene
of the disaster covered with sand and de-
bris. The road was rendered impossible
by the wash.
New YORK, July 1.-THE weather is
very hot
The striking workmen object to allow
ing the IntPrnationals to participate in the
eight hour parade.
An Illicit distillery, running fortyeight
gallons per hour, was captured in Brook.
Iyn to-day, with q large amout of material.
The building, which was four stories high,
is forfeited TO the Government.
Colonel French, proprietor of French's IS
Hotel, died last night.
The specie shipments to-day amounted
to 1914 000
The heat is excessive to-day, the ther.
mometOr is ranging above 80 degrees.
Panama advices say that instruction was
received at Aspinwall by the American
Consul to detain the steamer Edgar Stewar
there until further orders.
Mail advices up to Friday last give de-
tailed accounts of the affray between Con-
sui General Butler and the Khedive's
American officers. Butler and his Secre-
tary, Wadlegh, and an attache of the Con
Sulate named StrOlOgO were dining at the
Greek Restaurant where We're also Gen
erals Reynolds, Loring and Major Camp
bell.
As they were leaving the restaurant,
Loring and Reynolds saluted Butler, bui
Campbell passed on without recognizing
him. Butler shouted, good evening, Major
Campbell. Campbell retraced his steps.
High words and blows ensued, and the
whole party went into the street, where
Wadleigh fired several shots at Campbell,
wnunding him dangerously.
Reynolds then fired at Wadleigh with
out effect. The difficulty is reported to
have grown out of a long standing enmi-
ty between Butler an Campbell.
The Military Commission to inquire into
the recent fracas is still in session. 1t is
composed of General stone, Colonel Purdy
and several native officers of the Egyptian
army.
Buffers departure is confirmed. His
destination is not certainly known, but it
is reported that he left with the intention
of returning to the United States.
MILWAUKEE, July 1.-THE soap and
candle factory of Johnson 81 jones was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss, S85, 900.