Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-22

Mormons Preparing fer Hegirs 10
no III .TIhIad }
The Epizootic Prevalent in oregon.
Further Particulars of the Situation in
Lsjlisiana,
HOME News.
Fire.

CANESfOLA, n. Y, April 2l.-A large
portion of the town has been burned. Loss
$4,000. 10 ILa4 Loach dl9a
NEW York, April Lit is reported that
plans are maturing in England for q rail
road between New York and Philadelphia
via New York Bay and across Staten
Island - "
The Wall street markets are free of ex.
element and all apprehension of trouble
seems to have passed away. The week
opens with general Improvement. Sales
of Southern bonds, 81, 600 with steady prices
and an improved demand for prime COM
mercial paper.
Thomas Borday, the keeper of faro
bank in the Bowery, was arrested on the
charge of fatally beating Herschel Men :
deligaum. ~EFyT1tt} HIIT
Most of the striking gas men are work
ing at other occupations A few remain
about Observation-Disclosures. - a =
Bulls Head Bank resumes business
Wednesday. dtt II
The ship Sunbeam, from Doboy for
Liverpool, spoken to April the 18th by the
brig S. VinichOls, and apparently aunman-
ageable and leaky, returned no answer to
the inquiry if she wanted assistance.
The Board of Supervising steamboat in
spectors are still engaged Oh a revision OF
the general rules and expect to complete
it by Wednesday,.
; PHILADELPHIA. April p. --Eight freight
cars from the West consigned to New
York, loaded with -four, tobacco and mis-
cellaneous goods was robbed &c
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2l.-The two
worst bands of Apaches in Arizona have
submitted Internationally. They have
defied the Government for twenty years,
but two hundred of their warriors have
been killed. The last campaign dispirited
them. General Crook accepted their sur
render. The chiefs promised to send word
to outside parties to come i'm. General
Crook gave passes to runners to spread the
news of peace. >, q
The epizooty has nearly subsidized in. Ar
iona. All stage lines have resumed trayel
Work on the Texasland San Diego Railroad
next Tuesday drL 40 LII
Mormon Arizona Mission.
SALT LAKE, April PA number of
negroes fought over game of cards. Two
were shot through the breast, and another
The new mission to Arizona is progress
ing rapidly. Two thousand women and
men are going.
YREKA, April 2O.-A courier from the
front at 8 o'clock OH Friday, reports the
Indians still in the lava beds, -,
The epizootic has not reached the front,
but is at Butts, the place where the vol
unteers are rendeZvousing.
Louisiana Troubles.
New ORLEANS, April 2l.-The steamer
Hodge, with United States troops aboard,
left to-day for Colfax Court House.
Kellogg's officials have left st. Mary's
parish. The impression is gaining credit.
that the Federal troops are to require every
parish to protect Kellogg's tax gatherers.
a telegram from Governor kellogg to the
U. S. Attorney General, received to day
Is as follows: n
Matters are quiet in Louisiana, with
the exception of four or five parishes. My
communication to General Emery, request
ing that troops be sent to these remote
parishes, was with view to prevent any
probable outbreak. - ,lliFf ?, ~
"The statement that / issued commits
sions to fusion officers in Grant parish, or
to any other than those first commits
stoned, is untrue.
1.-THE State taxes are being collected rap
idly. Tax resistance is breaking down.
The collections during the past thirty days
exceed the collections for the same time in
any previous year. The amount of taxes
and license collected in New Orleans during
the first quarter of 1872 was $133, 900, and
the amount collected during the first quar-
ter of 1873 was S254,0OO., We collected but
little during January and February, owing
to political differences.