Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-19
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X PHILADELPHIA, April 1S.-Grant's SOAP
works on Twenty Third and Hamilton
Streets were burned this morning. Three
men are reported burned to death and 9th
ers injured. 10 1rt9FTan~4 ri
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-Gen. Soho
field concludes 2 dispatch to Gen. Gillem g
eludingA YOU . Nothing short Of thei1
prompt and sure destruction win satisfy
the ends of justice or meet the expecta'
lions of the Government" y
Il About tl,e Omaha storm sEs ,
OMAHA, April 1S.-The trains are now
moving along the whole length of the road
The storm lasted three days. The people
did not dare to leave their houses. Fifty
miles of telegraph poles are down.
Chinese Small Pox. II.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-The Color
ado has arrived with five CT inese on board
with the small pox.t The Chinese small
pox patients escaped from the pest house,
and ran naked into the street car filled
with ladies and gentlemen. Passengers and
the conductor fled.
b SYRACUSE, April 1S.-Henry Frolicll
was hung in this city this forenoon, for the
murder of Peter Schaffer. He marched
firmly to the gallows, where he made a
speech denouncing the Judge and District
Attorney in bitter language He closed
his remarks by saying in the name of
eS %aa 1shs h s@ ray ais e. ock
wood & Co.. bankers successors to LIE
grand, Lockwood & Co., have failed.
The firm of lock wood q C&issone 81
the oldest in Wall street. having been e.
tabiished i'm 1912 by lie Grand Lockwood,
ST., who died few years since, and was
succeeded by his son and other parties. 1t
is stated that the firm was short one hun
dred thousand shares of stock. The Ia
bilitiesN Of Barton & Allen, brokers' are
over quarter of a million dollars. They
expect toycpmpromise and SO on!Il0
preme Court to-day decided that the Blue
Ridge scrip is UNCONSTITUTIONAL This set
ties vexed question, which has Exercised
the people and Courts for more than a
year. -
! Secretary Cardozo has arrested several
county treasurers, charging them with
fraud. Judge Carpenter decided to-day in
the Chambers that there was no just cause
for the charge in the case of the Edge6eld
county treasurer, and he was released.
The Attorney General has instructed
ohiOSu 0oStSo A<louA4Cv <1VVOlACy oCCh WlUll
to make athorough investigation OF the af-
fairs in Grant Parish, and If the United
States laws have been violated to spare no
pains or expense to cause the guilty parties
to be arrested, and if necessary to execute
any United States process to call upon
General Emory for that purpose, who has
been instructed by the Acting Secretary of
War to give him all necessary aid. The
Attorney General forwarded full copies of
the kilograms received by him. to-day to
Acting Secretary of War Robson, with
the request that the Commanding officer at
New Orleans be informed as to the neces-
sity ofmilitary aid, if such necessity should
exist M
The Acting Secretary of War in his dis
patch to General Emory instructs that Of
ficer to render all the military aid necessa-
ry to enforce the process of the United
States courts.
Indian Commissioner Smith has dis
solved the ModOc Peace Commission.