Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-05
,uicide OF an Editor in Missouri.
Iu;iny on an English MsE-of-War.
Louis Napoleon Dangerously Ill.
HON. z Jews.
The sfodoes Still Defiant.

vices from the MOdoc war are that the
Federals were waiting transportation for
their howitzers. In the meanwhile, Capt.
Jacks forces were increasing.
New YORK, Jan, 4.-To-day presents a
il clear sky, the weather is mild and Obsta-
cles TO travel are disappearing.
There are many accidents from snow
slides from roofs. One boy has been
killed.
Many persons were on the bay all night
OH boats lost in the fog.
The counsel for the Erie Railroad eX-
press confidence in receiving s., 300, 600
from Vanderbilt.
The argument in the Stokes case con-
cIudes Monday afternoon.
Governor Hoffman sails Oh Monday for
a two years voyage.
Great crowds gathered around the court
of oyer and terminer to-day where IRE
main was making the concluding portion
of his argument in defense of Stokes. He
was very severe upon the boy, Hart, al1eg-
ing that he was a perjurer, and his ana
madversions upon the character of Fisk
we're quite bitter. He claimed that the
shooting of Fisk by Stokes, under even an
apprehension of danger, if that approx
nation was sincere, was Justifiable
defense.i 90
The Post this afternoon says the dis
patches from New Orleans report that the
Warmoth faction have not yet abandoned
the fight. Warmoth's leadership, to be
sure, ended with his official life with the
close of the old year, but it is said that the
Democrats and Republicans who were
elected to the Legislature on the liberal
ticket propose Monday to inaugurate Mr..
McEnry. This has given rise to many
alarming stories about the probable vio-
lence and bloodshed which no doubt many
of bad spirits on both sides would welcome,
but it is probable that no attempt at vio-
lent proceedings is contemplated. If the
McEnry men meet peaceably and organize
the State government, as some say they
intend to do, simply to make up case for
the courts, they must not be considered
necessarily rebels. If the Pinchbeck party
can not tolerate judicial controversy, that
Is sign that they have no confidence in
their own cause. An investigation ought
to be had of the political affairs of Louis
lana, for it is by no means clear who is
right if there is any right involved.
The bank statement shows q gain of
nearly 81 100000 in reserve.
The bank statement shows that loans
have increased three and one-eighth mill
lions, specie two and quarter millions.
Legal tenders have also increased trifie;
deposits have increased five and quarter
millions.
New ORLEANS, Jan. G.-Five stores on
Magazine street, known as Auriches' Row,
were burned this morning. Loss, $50, 900.
They were insured for $4,000 i'll home
companies. p ~
l.. Moular, tobacco merchant, aged SO
years, committed suicide by shooting him
self this morning in a city railway car 1t
is reported that pecuniary loss was the
cause. He leaves \ wife and three chill
dren,
d, Jones, a jeweler, on 279 Barrone
street, was chloroformed and robbed oil
SD 600, in !jewelry..and money, last night
The Conservative Legislature is expected
TO reassemble next Monday. Gen. EN-
ory's troops still hold possession of Me-
chanics' Institute.
CLEvELAND, Jan. 4-Yesterday even.
ing's train was thrown from the track by
a broken rail, near New Castle. Two
coaches were burned. Twenty passenger.
were hurt, two seriously.
LITTLE Rock, Jan. 1.-Two State gov
ernments have been proposed for Arkan
sas, to compel Congress to take some &C
ton.
ST. Louis, Jan. AZ. Kupp, editor O
the Bellview Zeitung, committed suicide
to-day. --.-.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 4-The rivers abov,
here emptying into the Ohio are overflow
ing their banks. People here who have
goods in low places are removing them, il
anticipation of flood.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Jan. 1.-The Sci
ma, Rome and Dalton road, one of the
most important links in the great South
ern mail and passenger route, was badly
damaged by the late floods. 1t is now re,
paired and trains have resumed.
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 4.-Beniamiu &
4 Ford's jewelry store is burned. Loss
$4,000.
1t is stated that George Fisher. bailino
from Augusta, Georgia, is prominent ap
picant for the Japan Mission.
81 The President to-day pardoned from the
Albany penitentiary David Rainshaw acc
Salbraith Hambright, convicted Of Ku
Alux offenses. The former was sentenced
a 70 eight and the Latter IL two years i'm
II prsOnment
BOSTON, Jan. 1.-The steamship. Texas
ION Liverpool, arrived below this port OF
M naiaay in dense fog, and while coming
IN I'm t .I harbor, went ashore and remained
III lt tlliS forenoon. Her bow is resting or
TO- he sllore hard and fast, while under bel
in are twenty feet of water. 1t is ex