Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-25

RECOVERING BODIES FROM THE
WRECKED ATLANTIC.
The CarIisls Deny the Alleged Murder
Of Pr SOnerS.
Mere About the Western lorna do.
HON e NEWS.
Bodies Recovered from the Atlantic.

Bodies Recovered from the Atlantic.
New YORK, May 2i.-Four hundred and
twenty-eight bodies have been recovered
from the wrecked Atlantic. There are one
hundred and eighteen passengers missing,
including nearly dozen cabin.
George Francis Train has hearing
next Wednesday upon his own application
and two endorsers of Trains sanity.
Forty thousand emigrants arrived at
Castle Garden this week. Over eight thou
sand came last Monday. This is the largest
arrival ever known,
Reception of Minister Orr's Remains.
The specie shipments were 100000 for
the past week.
The Free Masons have decided 10 receive
tbe remains of the Russian Minister Orr
upon his arrival.
The Carpenters Society have notified all
their members who are working over eight
hours to quit next Monday.
The deaths for the week were five hun
bred and thirty-two.
sons received twenty lashes each for lar
ceny. 50
Additional Losses by the Iowa Tornado.
WASHINGTON, May 24.-The loss of
life and property from the tornado in
Iowa, is greater than was represented.
Six additional dead bodies have been found.
In Lancaster, only one house was left
standing.
PRAIRIE CITY, ILL, May PA fearful
tornado passed in mile and half north
of here. In its course it FRUSTRATED houses,
telegraph poles, fences and killing and
wounding number of persons. The wind
moved heavy stones from the top of cellar
walls.
BosToN, May 24-The Bostons beat the
Baltimores eight to two at base ball.
Double Tragedy 81 Cairo.
CAIRO, May 24-George Weldon at
tempted to arrest Alexander Thompson, a
negro who resenting, when he struck
him, when Thompson cut the officer in
the throat with knife, when he killed
Thompson the negro and fell dead himself.
BALTIMORE, May 24-John Taylor
Johnson, chairman of the committee to
prepare the budget, reported that 100000
was necessary.
The spring meeting of the Pimlico
course commences next Tuesday. Tire
track is in a splendid condition.
Southern Presbyterfans.
ST.. LOUIS, May 24.-The funeral services
of Father Dismet. the Indian missionary,
took place i'm this city this morning, and
was attended by an immense cOncourse of
people.
A special dispatch from Little Rock,
Ark, says the Presbyterian General AS
sembly has adjourned, and nearly all the
members have gone home. No definite
union, but the general sentiment was
clearly in favor of uniting with the Dutch
Reformed Church, rather than with any
other BODY of Presbyteriaus.
Boston, May 25.-The Medical Society
of Massachusetts, which recently tried
certain members of the Society for prac-
ticing homeopathy, on the ground that
such practice violated their right to men,
bership, rendered decision to-day ex-
Polling seven physicians from members
ship in said Society.
New ORLEANS, May 2.-The Belle Lee,
with the Congressional excursionists, re-
turned from Ballize at s o'clock this morn
ing. The visitors were we'll pleased with
the trip. The Congressman seem to re:
gard the proposed Fort st. Phillip canal
as the only practical means of securing
permanent deep water outlet to the Gulf.
The excursionists departed this evening
at o'clock by the Jackson railroad.
TROY. n. ~, May A.-The following
named firms, who were members of the
combination to control the Northern lum-
per market, have suspended, their liabili-
Ties being something over nine millions of
dollars: White & Co., Albany S.W. Bar
nard d Co., New York; o. Richards &
Sons, Sandy Hill Adams & Co., New
YORK; Dodge & Co., New York; Page & Co.,
Oswego; G. B. Nichols & Co., Albany;
the Williamsburg Mill and Lumber Co.,
Chambers & Co., Cleveland; Watson &
Iwitchell, Chicago; Barton & Spencer,
Elizabeth, and r. A. Lowland, Chicago,
all extensive dealers in lumber.
BALTIMORE, May 24.-Among the pas
sengers by the Leipsig, which sailed from
this port to-day for Bremen, were A. S.
Abel, proprietor of the Baltimore Sun,
his son, Walter, and two daughters, on a
visit to the Vienna Exposition.