Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-17
ARREST OF LOUISIANA AGlTAT0RS
BY, U. S. OFFICIALS,
The Savages strongly Entrenched in
the Lava.
LATEST FROM THE MODOC FRONT.
Exruis on OF Roman Catholics from the
Eulax German Empire. a7z
Hasbrouck Awaiting ReinfOrcemeRtS.
HOME NEWS.

rho Conversational Convention Excursion
ST.. Louis, May 16.-The excursion pSr-
tv numbers one hundred and sixty, includ
;1g one hundred and twenty Congressmen
and fifteen Congressmen's wives. SIIs
Dispatches have been received from the
Governor of Georgia inviting the conven
ton to visit Georgia, and from the Mayor
of Atlanta rendering the hospitality of that
city on the Goth inst i -lf,
CAMP SOUTH OF TULLE LAKE, May 13.
The Modocs are entrenched in mass OF
lava. Can't. Hasbrouck is within watch
ing distance of them, waiting for rein
fOrcements. .r-.E s.---s-....t f-. .-...l
BALTIMORE, May 16.-The Master Rail-
road Mechanics Convention adjourned to
meet in Chicago in May next. qr- -f.5f..
CHICAGO, May 16.-The wife of Count
Portals, of the French Legation at Wash
ington, and daughter of Benz. Holiday,
died in Pullman car. f8L8
In the pigeon match, Bogartus got 81,
and Thinkers 50. --sE n
CHICAGO, May 16.-An ordinance just
passed closes saloons at IL O'Clock, P. NJ,
except one house, which remains open for
the purpose of testing the constitutionality
of the law.
Boss Tweed Pleads Not Guilty.
New YORK, May 16.-The Metropolis
broke shaft the third day out from New
Orleans and proceeded under sail. She
wanted no assistance. All were well. ~
Tweed appeared in court and pleaded not
guilty to Is indictments. iI
LEXINGTON, May 16.-The best three
year old race recorded was run to-day, Tom
Bowling won--time, 1:49l and 1:43l. 1t
was Bowlings debut.
In the second race Crackford was the
winner. Time-2:409.
HrF Mn rADnrr Tr Nav
16.-Jas. O'Neal was hanged here to-day.
His confession duplicates whisky and wo-
men. t0'f ~ ss'A
KEY WEST, May 16.-Cable communica- :
ton is opened to Havana. @
BALTIMORE, May 16,-The Committee
appointed, on the order of business for the
Presbyterian Convention number thirty.
There are thirty-three subjects, some in
Guiding subdivisions.
Arrest of the Louisiana Agiiafors.
NEW ORLEANS, May 16.-Gens. De
Blanch, DeClouet and others from ST. Mar
tinsville arrived this evening in charge of
the Deupty Marshal and squad of Fed
eral soldiers. They reached the railroad at
the ferry landing from Jackson Square
about five o'clock p. NJ. While stepping
from the boat they were received with tre-i
mendous cheers by from five to seven
thousand persons who had assembled to
welcome them. They were taken to the
custom house and released to appear before
the United States Commissioner to-mor-
row. '7 .1a1.la EsEra
Cotton Statement.
New YORK, May 16.-The following is
the comparative cotton statement of the
net receipts at all the United States ports
during the week: 39,5S2 bales for the
same week last year, 16, ,O03 bales. Total
receiptssto date, 8, ,331 ,4S9 bales to same
date last year, 2,632, 1926 bales. Exports for
the week, As, 170 bales for the same week
last year, "a ,S74 bales. Tetal to date, 2, 1885,
079 bales; to the same date last year, ,799, :
ASS bales. Stock at all the United States
ports, 1886, ,934 bales; same time last year,
21 ,455 bales. Stock at all the interior
towns, except Selma, 1872 bales same
last year, 81, ,647 bales. Stock at Liverpool,
746, 600 bales same last year, S77 900 bales.
American cotton afioat for Great Britain,
10000 bales same last year, $1,000
bales, f-l ..srs y -fo. -.t.- 80 kzS 4