Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-16
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p,s,,on B.yIe.s installation and Fonc''H

Bishop BsyIe's Inst"Ii"'i0" n.1.;o.o
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15;MAh Mb;ahoDn naLFiNoI nf Wow
disnatch saws that the Arcnon1hdi I aftopdino the
York and all the Bisnopo Of Grchhishon
;,,otaIlato1 ceremonies Oh AtcnplshoP
InsIallaloh t'..ro in conference yesterday for
bayley ,,rS It is understood that the
seVefal M Hg| |nounciI will be convened early
proNlIc DEMONSTRATION of the new Arch
In Tue ''T The interests of the colored peo-
pishoPii loot to secular education will be
PIE sinont topics for consideration. At
tho han0uet given to Archbishop Bayley
Ut tho Tignitary said he never did believe Ill
onnosing o,,1I the liberty of conscience and was
oI' oPf earnest advOte of its fullest exercise
He believed he was appointed to his
nresent trust because he was known to be
a6nnosed to the materialistic spirit of the
ace and an enemy of intemperance.
RACINE. WIS, Oct. 4.-The propeller
Lac La Belle commenced leaking at mid
night and was foundered in two hours;
Five persons were left an board. Three OF
fine five boats from the ship are safe. IL
is hoped the others landed. M
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Oct. 14.-Ihe pro-
Deller China was burned. The crew was
saved.
CINCINNAT1, Oct. 15.-Rev. j. +. Ken
nedy. a prominent Methodist, has COM
of his daughters crazed him.
MEMPHIS, Oct 15.--A special says advi-
ces from OsceOla, Arkansas, to noon OF the
13th. Mt that time the citizens were still
under arms, and are greatly excited under
the reports that the negroes are marching
on the place Scores of prisoners have
been captured and the Jail is crowded,
The citizens are shipping their families
and goods to places of safety.
The steamer Celeste, en- route for Mem
phis. was hailed fifteen miles below Osceo-
Ia and on reaching the landing gang of
armed negroes demanded to be taken to
Osceola, but they were driven off and the
steamer got away safely. Armed bands
were seen at other points on the river.
FitZpatrick did not proceed to Little
Rock, but crossed to Crittenden county,
where he endeavored to prevail on the
Sheriff to cross with him into Mississippi
county with posse of negroes, but the
Sheriff declined 1t is stated the militia
are en- route from Little Rock to the scene
of trout be.
MILWAUKEE, October 15.-All the boats
from the Lac La Belle are safe, Half a
dozen went down with the vessel Sween
MIA, travelling agent for some tobacco
house, is lost.
GoIDsBoRo. n. c., October 15.-The
boiler of an engine attached to a freight
train at Dover Station, near New Berne
North Carolina, on the Atlantic and North
Carolina Railroad, exploded this morning,
killing the conductor, Averdell, andzthe
engineer, Fayson, and mOrtally wounded
the fireman. The cause of the explosion
is unknown.
MONTPELIER, VI, Oct. 15.-The7 Legis-
lature this evening elected J. @. Nor
riII u. s. Senator. The Democrats voted
for Waldo Bingham, of Hyde Park.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 15.-Advices from
Tucson, Arizona Territory, of Oct. Sth,
saw that on the 18th of September band
of Apache Indians attacked Hughes
Rancho near CoitterdOn and killed Mex
lean and stole some animals belonging to
the former. Lieut.. Hall, of the 9TH caval-
ry. went to the Rancho and found the saw
ages one hundred strong, armed with
breech-loading guns. They retired to the
mountains and defied the troops. A ser
geant and five men were dispatched to
warn the farmers of Santa Valley of the
presence of hostile Indians near Hughe' S
rancho, but were attacked and Sergeant
Steward, Corporal Nation and privates
Edward Carr and John Walsh were kill
ed. Lieut.. Hall received orders from Gen.
Howard not to fire on the Indians in the
mountains unless he found them engaged
in actual outrages. The same order was
SS1G W dll hlIllNoly pOoCo oOuCi1 VI OALo Nv
ers. On the same day of the murder OF
the soldiers, Gen. Howard was at this
time in Dragon Mountains with the not
ed Apache chief, Cochise, trying to induce
him to go to the Reservation.
On the 9th of October a band of Apaches
from the South Pillar Mountains, with q
herd of stolen cattle, attacked party o.
miners thirty miles from Tucson and
robbed them of all their animals. Two o.
the miners are missing. The Indians are
armed with the best Kind Ofbreech load
ing guns and fixed ammunition.
NEW YORK, Oct 15.-The trial of ThOs
Fields, one of the Tammany Ring, has
been set for the Goth inst.
On motion to quash the indictments o.
Tweed made in the oyer and termineI
court on the ground that the indictment
did not charge that Payne signed the war
rants, Tweed's counsel said he was perse.
cuted 10y multiplicity of indictments
Further arguments were postponed till
Thursday.
The National Board of Trade met to. .day
The welcome address was made by VIM
E. Dodge, of the New York Chamber OF
Commerce.