Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-30
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TUne Ex-Governor Sey-
NhW Dnh Sont night installed as Tammany
dn, iiloIL vac In In his address he endorsed the
Ginninnati 60 OnTun, ticket and platform.
~. bnndred packing box makers struck
e,.an advance of SO per cent.
iod Iran, an Scott has succeeded in getting con-
troll ofanother line of railway to Philadel-
,,I,io ,-ia perth. Amboy and Camden.
number of Irish citizens intend to is
mo card urging their cOuntrymen to de-
yiet from any hostile demonstration on the
the twelfth of July.
The Board of stock Brokers start sub
.crintion to-day for the boy O'Kecfe ap-
nointed to the Naval Academy by Con-
gressman Roberts.
The hank statement makes the following
exhibit: Loans, decrease, So, ,625,O ,OOO; SPe-
rie. increase, 3, ~, 900; legal tenders, IN
crease. 81 100000 deposits, increase, 81
100000.
The deaths in this city during the week
have increased 129.
The Invitation Committee of the Peace
TubiIqe from Boston arrived here to-day,
to wait upon Horace Greeley and extend
IN invitation from theInternationalJu ubilee
Executive Committee, and the city of Bos-
ION. to visit that city. The committee
have received assurance from Greeley that
Inc will accept the invitation, and he will
this evening designate an early day next
week for the visit.
EThs was the hottest day Of the season.
The thermometer stood at one hundred
degrees. Several sunstrokes occurred dur
ing the day.
The specie shipments to-day amounted
10 =. CPS 600.
The Stock and Gold Exchange will ad-
fourn over for the fourth of July only.
William a. Jones has been appointed
Eeputy Naval Officer in place of Mai.
Haggerty, resigned. Haggerty declares for
Greeley.
Four strikers who assaulted the work
men who would not strike to-day got ten
days each in the city prison. There Is
nothing special new in reference to the
strikes. The stablemen still hold out.
This morning the eight hour league dis
tributed about two thousand dollars re-
liefmoney. Many men have been unem-
ploved over six weeks and have received
nothing. A number of cabinet makers are
expected to go back to the ten hour system
next week Many of the furniture makers
are finding it cheaper to get their goods in
other cities. Some are buying in Boston.
Boston, June 29.-Mr. GilmOre's benefit
this evening was complete ovation, more
people attending than at any time during
the festival. All the popular elements, in
yramme. Mr.. GilmOre'S own band of f1f-
tv pieces played Stradella Overture and
three other popular pieces were demanded
Of them, which received their due share of
applause Keschka, Lentnere and Ruders-
lOTf sang. Arbuckle gave the cOrnet solo
and the Foreign bands were as usual en-
COred. Gilmore was presented with
floral harp and Baldwin, Superintendent
of the orchestra, was presented with fine
watch by members from other cities
Forty members of the Southern Press AS
sociation were present and were cOmpli-
mented with Dixie by Gilmore's band.
The jubilee is likely to continue until next
Saturday.
ST.. LOUIS, June 29.-The Denver Trj-
tune of late date says editOrially that
various correspondents of that paper in
Southern Colorado and New Mexico state
that extensive and combined depredatiOnS
are seriously apprehended in sparsely set
tied parts of these territories. The KiOwas,
ArrapahOes, ,Cheyennes, Camanches, ,Nava-
joeS and Apaches have held frequent cOun-
ellis during the past winter, at which it
was endeaYOred to dissipate all tribal pref
udices and effect a combination for q gen
eral Indian war. The recent murders and
robberies in New Mexico, Arizona, Texas
and other places are referred to rs evidence
of the intention Of the Indians, but
whether complete combination has been
effected is not known.
GALVESTON, June 29.-The CiUiidn pub
fishes letter dated at Fredericksburg,
Texas, 18th, stating that General McKen-
sic, Lieutenant Smith and eight men were
surprised 10y sixty Indians and killed be-
tween Fort Belknap and JacksborO. Out
of thirteen in McKensie's party only three
escaped.
ATLANTA, June 29.-MaiOr John \.
James announces himself a candidate for
Governor of Georgia.