Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-10-28
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PuIIADEIPHIA, Oct. 2S.-I mere 10 , ny q
single we'll defined case OF 'le iioiSe
malady here. ,r faro an tbe Soutb
Boston line, drawn DS li0i' - O0i'7'
The cars are well 1liIeu' .,,,,,, 4,,,a
~ itm o,,poored. which, with the assistance
S IiS oC or ond man teams, moves trade.
80 south Boston cars are drawn by De-
.spoII Un,n ','l tnELPIA, Oct 2S.-The horse di-
In.o ~ broke out here to-day. All the
horses have heavy cough, swollen and
hIoodshot eyes, with swelling in the throat.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 2S.-This is the eleV-
enlh day of the malady. Ninety-tive per
cent of all the horses are affected. A few
hundred have recovered. Less than a
dozen have died.
TWENTY-FIVE cases of horse malady are
REPORTED in Camden, several in Chester
county and some in private stables i'll this
city.
PATTERSON, \. j., Oct. 2S.-The malady
is here.
BTNGHAMroN, Oct. 2S-The malady is
here.
BUFFALO, Oct. 2S.-The horse disease
has abated, and the streets have resumed
their usual appearance.
OSwEGO, Oct. 2S.-All the horses i'll the
towing stables are afflicted.
Boats that were loaded Saturday are still
here.
The weather is pleasant.
CUICAGo. Oct. 2S.-The Sunday liquor
law was disregarded yesterday.
NEW York, Oct. 2S.-The malady has
appeared at Poughkeepsie. Oxen are hawl-
ing goods. At Syracuse nearly every
horse is sick, and many have died; AT
Portland, Maine, nine-tenths of the horses
are sick.
IATER.-The horse disease shows 10
abatement.
The weather is damp and foggy.
Horsemen say by Wednesday there will
be total stoppage of public cOnveyances.
Cars Yesterday were over crowded. Two
horses fell dead on the track. The stop
page of the street cleaning business is ap-
pretended. Races advertised for this week
are postponed. Many deaths are reported.
4 resolution was passed allowing me
city railroads to use dummy engines. The
beautiful weather brought a number of We
hicles out. Oxen on Broadway caused
a sensation.
United States Marshal Sharpe, after con =
suItation with election Supervisor Dayen-
port, now directs the arrest of the women
refusing to answer questions concerning
their male relatives right to vote. A large
number of arrests are to be made within
Howard favors the removal of many In
dian agents. He says that when the agents
pay fifteen thousand dollars for their posi-
tion, the salary of which is only fifteen
hundred dollars, there is something wrong
and reform is necessary.
The prosecution in Mayor Halls case
closed. Mayor Halls counsel then ask
ed if. after such showing, it was proposed
TO prosecute the case. The prosecution re-
nlied YES. on certain of the counts.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 2S.-The Southern Rail
way Security Company and the Carolina
Insurance Company lose heavily by the
failure of the Memphis Savings Bank.
SANFRANCIsCo. OCT. 27-The Occident
and Lucy trot comes off on the 30th.
General Howard endorses Crooks policy
of waging a vigorous war against hostile
Indians. Much sickness prevails among
the troops, and more soldiers are required.
He found that most desperate and dreaded
chief, Cochise, occupying strong hold III
the Businesses of the Territory, accessible
ONLY by series of narrow passes seven
miles in length Approach 10y the soldiers
was impossible, as the place was natural
fortification which could be held by two
hundred against five thousand. This and
similar fortresses are in the Dragon
Mountains Cochise has twelve Captains
and five hudred men under his control.