Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-24
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ECLIPSE OF THE ATLANTA A1l Mt sun. n
severe Storm Reported at Chicago.
-..- 90 - y - q -
omaha Burglars Given Their QHietus
HOME NEWS,
Gene raj MfsceIiany or Crimes. Accidents
Js1issA aaESsa' aud LOSSES 49, 49, ''s~

s;eneral Miscellany OF Grimes. Accidents
SsssseA aasEea' aud LOSSES ~-J So ''aA
WASHINGTON, June 23.-Three deaths
occurred at Cincinnati on yesterday from
cholera The disease is confined TO very
old or verygyoung persons. There were
fourteen deaths on Saturday, six being
classed as cholera. ss,t94S az
Reports from Louisville say that city is
A sudden storm occurred at Chicago yes
terday. - The Swedish Church, on Chicago
Avenue, was partially demolished.
Two pleasures yachts, containing respect
iTely nine and fourteen persons, capsiZed,
but the inmates were all rescued. aaS
The American Hotel, saloon and stables,
at Petaluma, Calp was burned yesterday.
.Haiilness & Co.'S, lard oil and candle fac.
tory, Eggleston avenue, Cmcinnati was
burned. s Loss 500, ,000s gEA ZaGIJ
Sweeping Fires in PENNSYLVANIA. f,i1
The woods and mining districts Of Penn
syIvania are burning Several towns are
threatened. Some villages and many farm
houses have been burned with many mar
row escapes, but mol loss of life has yet been
reported.
A negro and white man robbed house
i'm Omaha, dangerously wounding the I'M
mates. The people followed and Killed
them both. r7s--ssT So s{sssaT3 KI-a
The people of Frankling, Mo-, hanged
anegro who outraged young German
woman. .-asii5nk Esgsef isEgs8y
There was salt and lumber fire at Bay
City, Michigan, involving a loss of $780,
isTi1ere were fifty-two deaths from cholera
in Nashville yesterday. .,rf,sy l,, $3.50 o.
An $50 900 incendiary fire occurred at
Mount Morris, Livingston county, n. j.
The Board of Health of Brooklyn de-
clares no yellow fever there.
E. b. Ewing, Judge of the Supreme
Court of Missouri, is dead.
Lewis 2. Tarpan, one of the, earliest
Abolitionist,is dead, aged S5 years.
Jockey Clark who was injured at Jerome
Park, N Y, by his horse Sorrell Dan,
falling on him while .practicing for, the
hurdle race, is dead. H ENJI 39WEs
Serious Illness of the President.
A dispatch from Long granch says that
President Grant is seriously sick from
diarrhRa. oT Gsg.zTsA sEal.EJ ,zfE -
A fire at Point Breeze, near League
Island, this morning destroyed Turner's
stable and but two horses, Matte Lyle and
Hettie, were saved from fourteen valuable
trotters.G Gtt' AesA gf5E1,e t~ voA 'S'
Several persons were Killed by the acci-
dent ON the Midland Railroad, England.
The steamer Columbus, from Dublin for
Holly Head, was wrecked. Twelve of the
two hundred passengers were drowned,
including three of the crew.
Railroad Accident I'm Virginia.
RICHMOND, VA, June 3d. "A Pullman
Car of the night Express train to Cincin-
natl, on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
was thrown from the track last night.
Soon after leaving Richmond the car was
turned bottom side up and badly worsted
number of persons were injured, though
none fatally Orvery seriously. Among the
injured are Mr.. George Arlingstall, of
England; Mr.. and Mrs. Waller and Miss
Waller, of Chicago. Mrs. Waller had her
shoulder blade brok en-. e ts- -E'@
81 stephens Sum EclIpsed. 81
ATLANTA, GA, June 23.-The Atlanta
Sun has been merged into the Atlanta
COfistituti0n. - Hon. A.. Fl. Stephens be.
comes corresponding editor of the Consti-
tuition. cE
RICHMOND, VA, June 23.-The seconds
in the Mordecai and Mccarthy duel made
asuccessfll effort to get bail to-day. They
We're taken on writ of habeas corpus be-
fore Judge Lacy, of New Kent county, be-
low Richmond, and after hearing of the
case and argument of counsel, were admit
tedzfo bail in the sum of five thousand
dollars each, to appear before the Grand
Jury on the 7th of July. 9
PORTLAND, ME-, June 2S.-Mrs. Roberts,
aged 60 years, was killed, female teacher
was fatally injured, and child seriously
hurt while escaping from a burning house
PHILADELPHIA, June 23.-There were
eleven horses burned in John Turner's
stables near Point Bridge Park, out of
II in the stables. The horses burned were
Dot, Daisy and Vernon, Lady Girard,
Safe and Brutus. The latter belonged to r.
Pension. The others burned We're not trot-
tiers: The saved were Nettie, Matte, Les
lie, Canby and Lizzie Madison. The total
loss IS on stock, houses and clothing, is S50,-
900. ..l5s.za rt--r.1 vs- - r.saJ
LATER.-The horses burned In Turner's
stable are valued at $4,000. s