Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-06-21
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probabIc Success of the Geneva ArOltra'
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Nrr YoRK lime 2O.-The great mail
III, LEI Nv York last night was last
WIT f ro,T Of Crews Ferry. The railroad
lsslG iiU I-i+15oJd the details of the deten-
lioti' ,,o,,c,-a special says the result of We'd
o5o,,,s sitting of the Board of Arbitra-
tl'I.9 vas of the most favorable character,
aT,J il is confidently believed that when
tba Tribunal meets again on the 26th, that
success will be assured. 1t is believed
considerable progress has been made in the
solution Of the question.
The mechanics and labOrers Of Long
Island City struck yesterday for the eight
hour system and an increase of pay of
from six to ten cents an hour.
1t is denied that the Erie employees in
Jersey City have struck.
Considerable excitement prevails ut Mid
detOn, Orange county, n. Y, over the
death of young lady, Miss Butler, from
small pOX. She contracted the disease
while attending a patient afflicted with it
and was forced to remove TO ruined
building in the outskirts of the town
where it seems she had no medical aid.
Her body was badly mutilated by animals
which had free ingress to the building.
The authorities paid a man to attend to
the ElII, DuC Ii II hoI hIloN il "hCVIlel hC
did SO or not.
Immense numbers of the seventeen year
Iocusts have appeared on Long Island.
Judge Ingraham, in the Stokes trial to-
dav. decided in favor of the District AttOr
ney. having private counsel to aid him.
Four persons have been obtained. The
conference at 9Th Avenue hotel was pri-
vate. One hundred and fifty delegates
were present.
ROCHESTER, June 19.-The members of
the Southern press excursion arrived here
this afternoon and were received by the
Mayor and a committee of the local press.
They visited Mount Hope and other
points of interest about the city, and are
quartered at the Osborn House as guests
of the city. The supper at the Osborn
House tonight will be an enjoyable and
pleasant reunion of the press North and
South.
CINCINNATI, June 19.-In the United
States Court to-day, in the case of the
Government against Fowler, Hill and
Williams, a verdict was given the plain
tiff for 100000, being the amount of tax
and penalty sued for as having been fraud
ulentIy withheld from the Government by
the defendants, when distilling spirits.
The case against David Gibson, one of the
defendants, was dismissed.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2O.-Ine daily
meetings of the strikers are suspended on
account Of the slim attendance. They adj
iourned until Sunday afternoon, when the
mass meeting occurs.
RICHMOND, VA, June 20.-The bodies
Of seven hundred and eighteen Confeder-
ate soldiers, disinteTed at Gettysburg re-
Gently and brought here were inferred in
BaelywoOd Cemetery this evening, amid
most impressive and solemn funeral cere-
monies. The procession was two miles i'll
length, consisting of the first Virginia
Regiment, Richmond HowitzeTs, detach-
ments of police and sixteen wagons with
boxes containing the dead, followed by eX-
Confederate commanders, headed by Gen.
Geo. i. Pickett, to whose division the
dead belonged; next the society of the
Southern Cross Brothers. The rear was
brought up by procession of carriages a
mile long. The streets along the line of
the procession were draped in mourning.
The stores were closed and bushes gen
orally suspended. An immense concourse
of spectators lined the streets, the whole
being regarded the most impressive spec
taCle since the war.
w. R. Quarles was elected cashier of the
Planters National Bank to-day, vice J. G.
Davis, deceased,