Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-12

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Chicago express train have gone forward.
Honors to Minister Orr. q
New York, June 11.--ImposiDg honors
were paid this morning to the remains OF
the late Minister Orr. The. remains ar
rived in thiscity at IL o'clock, and were
escorted by the Carbon police, together
with the deputation appointed to receive
them.
The flags on sall the public buildings
were at half-mast during the procession.
The streets were crowded, and as the
hearse passed up Broadway, nearly every
head was uncovered. The remains were
placed in a magnificent rosewood casket,
silver mounted, with swreaths placed on
the top composed of laurel leaves and
white roses. The roses are faded.
The following is the inscription OH the
casket: James Lawrence Orr, was born
at Craytonsville, South Carolina, May IL,
1922, died in ST. Petersburg, May 5th, 1873
Aged 81 years."
President Grant and his staff will attend
the funeral of Minister Orr on next Friday.
Arraignmcnt Of walwor,h.
Walworth was ,arraigned in the Oyer
and Terminer Court to- day and pleaded not
| guilty. He will be tried in about two
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Nathan Britman shot James McAdams
dead last night near the yard of the Penn
syivania Railroad. Britma.i had been dis
charged by McAdams.g ssisyzsq
40 max Death from chioro5srn. sl0I1
James Newcome, well known sporting
man in Middletown, died this morning
from an over dose of chloroforna. - q
Requiem mass was celebrated to-day at
st. Stephens Church for the soul of the
Cuban Ganoro1 Tunoroiro Aprop,opfO
The church was crowded with Cubans.
Gen. sherman.
Gen. Sherman reached West Point at
noon and received a salute This after
noon he was Joined by the President in
the examination and inspection of the
room. 1 f8As5
Jerome Park Faces.
NEW YORK, June 11.-To-day was the
second of the Jerome Park races. The
track was in splendid condition, and the
attendance fair. The first race was for the
ladies' stakes, by three year old fillies, one
ed as follows: Annie Hall, Eletia, Media,
Alice Mitchell, Katy Pease, Sallie Watson,
a sister to Bernnus, and Lizzie Lucias.
The race was won by Katy Pease-Sallie
Watson coming in second time, 2:56i.
The second race was the Jockey Club
handicap sweepstakes, two mile heats.
Six horses started, and the race was won
by Preakness, who beat Hubbard, Ethel,
Sprague, Eolius, Pennacks, b. c., four
years old, and Stockmand; time, 3:4S. The
third race was for purse of $500, all ages,
one mile and one furlong. Eleven horses
started, and the race was won by Brennus;
time, minutes. The fourth race was won
by Fadladen, beating Gray Planet; time,
1:47I and 1:50. -s7ass1 &
asf4.9 The Bowles Brothers.
Boston, June 1.-THE second general
meeting of the creditors of Bowles Bros.
& Co., was held to-day at the United
States court house, for the purpose of al
lowing the creditors to prove their claims.
Few were present, but large number of
claims were presented by the attorneys of
different creditors. "A matter of the great
est Importance to creditors, comes up for
hearing tomorrow before Judge Lowell, of
the District Court, upon the question of
acceptance or rejection of Appleton's offer
for compromise, which is to make. up the
gross assets of Browles Bros. & Co. to
$l55, 900. e
The Brutes.
ST. LOUIS, June II The second depos-
it of 500 side in the coming prize figh:
between Tom Allen and Mike McCoole,
was made last night. NfcCoole has gone
into light training near this city, and Dub
lin Tricks will take charge of him in a
few days. Allen probably trains in or
near Cincinnati 7E @
tEa Steel. 3 ga s
PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-At a meeting
of the American crucible caststeel manu-
factarers to-day, it was resolved to main.
tain the present prices of steel.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE President
has appointed Joseph g. Moore, of Mis-
sissippi, Consul at Trinidad de Cuba.
The Southern Claims Commission has
suspended the oral examinations until the
second week in October, and will then re-
sumo them and continue until the middle
of November. As&s@
The Treasury has redeemed all the out
standing three per cent. certificates, except
ing the amount of thirty thousand dollars.
When the first call was made in Novem-
Der, 1870, there were outstanding forty
| five millions. 80
Secretary Robson was at the Navy
Yard to-day engaged in the PoIaris inyes.
| tigation. He expected to Conclude IL this
evening and will prepare the report i'm.
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