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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-05-11
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-05-11

THE following statement was made be-
fore the National Medical Association, now
in session in Washington: I'D
DISEASE OF ANIMALS.
DIR. Thomas Antinsell, of the District
of Columbia, read paper on veterinary
colleges, suggesting that attention should
be given to the health of domestic animals,
as $4,000, 900 horses, mules and other ami
mails were sick and dying throughout the
land. Referred to the Committee on Pub
Heation." 81 80 s--
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1870-05-11

General Bragg, who has had control of
the New Orleans Water Works for some
years, has been compelled to surrender the
Office to gentleman of color Such is one
of the consequences of his failure at Chat
tanooga. Having lost his water power,
the General can take "a little more grape, "
in the form of the juice thereof, and drink
that confusion TO his foes which he eouldn' u
give them in '63. -r-
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DIRECTIONS Fop ICE

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and ctbep hgayes DsepPsr Founder Coughs
gye tablespoonful three times day until c,g T.
Sesa Il generally produced in few days.
Ihse powders, II used two three times week d,
ring the spring and winter months viii nrevent ou
morse from beng attacked by these dangerous
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FINANCIAL.

Gold closed yesterday in New York at
t.14a. Southern securities weak.
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heals ell soreness of the gums it sweetens and puries
the breath applied TO the swollen gum it affords great
relief with children that are teethng il is perfectly
harmless remedy but must be used according to direc
tons to get promised relief
Who would suffer with this most distressing afaic-
ton, when
ONE > CENT BOTTLE WILL CURE INSTANTA-
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CeNDRNsEB TELEGRAMs.

WEDNESDAY,, october IL.
Gold closed In New York, yesterday
at 113jz.
The Atlanties beat the Haymakers, at
Troy, yesterda ay, II 10 3
Arnold. Nausbour & Nercuneer, whole
sale clOthiers, of Philadelphia, have sus-
pended.
A heavy frost prevailed at Nor ok, Va,
on Monday morning.
General Sehofeld and Captain Ennis, of
his staff. arrived at st. Louis, on Monday.
Illinois. Indiana and kentucky are rep
resented at the Cherokee County Fair,
now holding at Rome, Ga.
Five men we're killed, yesterday fore
noon by q boiler explosion in Aliens saw
mill, at Middlesex, Mass.
The steamers Columbia, from New
York, and Scandinavian from QueDec,
arrived at MoyilIe yesterday. ~
Robert Lurde. killed himself at st. Louis
on Monday, on account of bad health and
inability 70 obtain employ ment.
Five men were killed by a boiler explo-
sion Yesterday, at Lowell, Mass and 9th.
ers were wounded some IL is supposed fa-
tally A
An improved snow fire engine, made by
Aherns & Co of Cincinnati, and exhibited
at the st. Louis fair, has been bought by
the city of st. Louis.
The election in Philadelphia YESTERDAY
passed of quietly and without serious
disturbance. A company OF marines Werl
on duty TO preserve order.
new semi weekly German paper, il
the interest of Governor McClurg aud TIN
regular Republican ticket, Will be starte.
In ST. Louis to-day
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New York Items.

New YoRK, Oct. IL. = United
States District Attorney Davis yesters
day gave orders that the owners of
the steamer Hornet might continue
fitting her out for merchant service, as
it was alleged they we're doing when
the seizure was made, and the trial
trip, which the vessel was prevented
from making, might be made, provid-
ed the United States Marshals and
their assistants were on board, and
the trip was a short one.
Under the ruling Of the IT, s. Su-
preme Court, in the. case Of Harmony
against Mitchell. it is asserted that
District Attorney Davis, or some of
the United States officials, can be held
personally responsible for damage re
sulting from seizure.
Judge Barnard to-day decided that
mortgage in 1858, and renewed in
1866, must be paid IL gold, as the re-
neWal was not equivalent to q new
contract, nor coming within the pro-
visions of the legal tender act. Judge
Barnard also decided that the bequest
by the late Elizabeth Ludlow of $780,
600, to found a Proiessorsh in the
Episcopal Theological Seminary of
this city, be void, in consequence of
payment during her life.
NEW YORK. OstOber IL. - The
National Handicap Sweepstakes, at
Jerome Park. this afternoon, two
and a quarter miles, was won by Ma
CARA, in 4:09a, beating Mozart and
Glenelg. Madame Dudley won the
Champagne stakes for two year oids
one mile, IN 1:503. beating Fanchon
and Barbarian. ~
NEW YoRK, October 11.-Theo
dore Tilton publishes in the Brook
lyn Union. this evening, with dis
! played headings, an article entitled
REV. Lager Beer Fulton" INCLUDING
the original editorial of tho 7th. TIL
Boston Dispatch this morning an
nounces the libel suit and the follow
ing reply:
" / have the honor to say that wheI
the above libel suit comes to trial,
well known and reliable gentlemal
will make affidavit that my statemen
in the Brooklyn Union, concerniD
Rev. Justin d. Fulton's drinking sew
eral glasses of lager beer, IN a Bower
saloon, on q Sunday night afte
preaching a sermon, is true. al -
/ (Signed) THEODORE TILToN.
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DIR. Cochran, of Huntington Pa, died at
the Olive street Hotel, st. Louis, on Sun
day, from an over dose of prussic acid, Rd-
mtnistered by himself.
The official census gives Kansas City,
Missouri, 1856 inhabitants This shows
an increase OF about q 600 since 1865, and
makes Kansas City the second city in the
state.
The ship VIM. A. Campbell, from Liver
pool, TePoTts I2 q asa sdain1aculty during the voy-
man named Henry Jenkins. The latter
was shot dead.
The bale of cotton which took thesweep-
stake premium 81, ,0e0, at the st. Louis Fair,
Geehan, to the Southern Orphans Educa-
uOnal Society, and sold on Change, yes
terday noon, at 81 cents per pound.
Most OF the magnificent collection of
Colorado gold and silver ore exhibited at
the st. Louis fair, last week. has been
transferred to the KaHsas Pacific Railroad
Co., ard will be placed by them on perne-
corner OF Filth and EIm Streets. They
com isC the largest collection of pre-
cious ores ever brought from the noun
ta1nS, and are open to the inspection OF
all capitalists and scientific men desiring
to see them.
At a meeting of the stockholders of the
Zion Cooperative Merchants Institution,
at Salt Lake, on Monday, the business
shows satisfactorily, q dividend of ten per
cent. was declared on q six months bus1-
ness. The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Brigham Young,
President; VIM. II. Hooper, Vice Presl-
dent: Jennings, Smith, EIdridge, Cannon
and Taylor, Directors; III. b. Clawson, Su-
perinteadsnT; VIM Clay, Secretary.
There was meeting or negroes, in one
OF the rooms OF Cooper Institute, New
York, Monday hight, to consider the sub
ject OF their exclusion from hotel tables,
sleeping car berths, steam boat state ro0ms,s
theatre parQuette seats, first class LIQUOR
saloons, and other choice places freQaent-
ed by white people -Speechts were made
denOuncing the spirit of caste, and resolu-
ttons were passed, calling on Congress to
enact laws 10 enforce social equality be-
sent out yesterday for buncombe.l s
On Monday, the illinois Central Rail-
road took possession OF 1874 miles of rail-.
road embraced ia the recently compisted
Iowa Falls q Sioux City Railroad. The
acceptance OF this line run ming from Fort
Dodge TO Sioux City gives the Central
Company an unbroken connection be-
tween Chicago and the principal cities Of
the Upper Missouri. On the com pletfon OF
the projected Sioux City Road, the Pacific
Road will be extended so as to str1 Ke the
four miles west of Omaha. The Illinois
Central is also interested in the construCs
tion of the proposed line TO connect st.
Paul with the northern terminus of the
Cedar Falls Minnesota Railroad, leased
by the Central Company. They are like
wise extending their encouragement to
the completion of two rival lines from st.
Ebad proper and the BeIleville route, in-
tersecting the Central at Duquoio, and
the st Louis 81 south Eastern Railroad
intersecting at Ashley. 1
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI, October 11.-George
Steinmetz, employed in the Times
Office, fell through hatchway to-day,
three stories, receiving probably fatal
injuries.
Isaac @. Falls. Secretary of the
Buckeye State Insurance Company,
of this city, has been discovered de-
faulter to the amount of $11 900. The
matter has created much surprise in
insurance circles.
A man named Farr, exploded an
old bombsbell at the Licking Rolling
Mills. to-day, by ioolishly pounding
upon it with a hammer. The trag-
ments few In all directions. literally
tearing the mans head from his
shoulders.
The delegates to the National Con-
gress on penitentiary and reformatOry
discipline, have arrived in considera-
BILE numbers, and every trains brings
additional members. A joint meeting
was held this forenoon aT the Spencer
House, of the general and local COM
Inittees of arrangements. DIR. Wines
submitted a letter from Hon. j. q.
Blaine, Speaker of the House of Rep.
resentatives, In which he says.he will
be deprived of the great pleasure and
profit he should have derived from
attending the Convention, by the
death of Elk Governor ConY. an iuti-
mate friend and neighbor, rendering
is impossible to leave home. lie ex
| presses a sincere wish for abundan
success of the Convention. The com
miteee voted 10 invite Gov. Hayes, o.
Ohio. to act as the presiding officer OF
the Congress, and to organize anC
open their session for business to-
morrow at 10 o'clock In the forenoon
The questions of vital moment con.
nected with penitentiary and reforms
atory science and discipline are ex
pected to come before this Congress
which is to be composed of specia
agents from every part t the country
Several Governors of states will b.
present as members, and more have
seat deputies to represent them. a
number of able papers have beer
communicated from Europe, in addi
ton to those to be presented b.
American writers. The Congress i
expected to continue eight or tel
daVR
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The ELECTION YesterdaY.

Our forms were kept open to a very
late hour this morning, in the hope
that We would be able to give our
readers some idea of the general re-
suit. Owing, however, to the great
length of the tickets and the very de-
cided manner in which they were
scratched. We were unable to
get complete returns from any
precinct or township. except the
Second Precinct, which we give
entire. We may say, however, that
all the returns, aud rumOrs of returns,
indicate the success Of the Repurli-
can ticket By very comfortable ma
jority. The republicans did splen-
did days work. and have reason to
feel good over their success.
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The COIOred Vote.

The department of the colored
voters, yesterday. was worthy Of all
praise. Every effort was made to
intimidate them. They were cross
questioned and badgered as voters
were never annoyed before. Yet,
with all this. they were patient. per.
severing ard resolGte. Convinced
that they had rights which even Dem
ocrats were bound to respect. they
were content to exercise them unob-
trusively, but wers unwilling to barter
them away or abandon them through
fear or favor. They were quiet and
manly iu their conduct throughout
the day, and proved that they are
worthy the great favor conferred upon
them by the great Republican party,
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ITA rY-

FLoREEoE, Oct. 1.-THE King is
expected to pass several days at Ma
rengo to witness military man euvers.
The members Of the oppositi on
party in the italian Chambers. in cau-
Gus yesterday, voted unanimously to
sustain the Ministry in their plan for
the unifeation of Italy.
= FLORENCE, Oct lin reply to
deputaiion from Rome who waited
upon King Victor Emanuel yester-
day, His Majesty declared the country
reconstructed through the unanimity
of the vote on the piebtscihtn1. lie re-
joiced in the completion of the King
dom and the triumph of justice, and
the exchange Of loyal praises These,
continued tho King, are the forces
which have made Italy the master of
her own desdnies.
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sunposod Poisoning Case.

OMAHA, October 11.-Further in
vestigation by the Coroner's Jury in
the case Of the sudden death of Jen.
ME Elliot, shown to have died from
the effects of stIychnine, elected no
no further information in her case,
buttestimony was given by a physi-
clan that he had examined the stom-
aoh of another child of the same wo-
man, who died two years ago, in an
unaccountable manner. and q portion
of whose stomach was preserved for
analysis. and that he had found what
was to his satisfaction strychnine, in
the stomach of that child. The Cor.
oner's Jury have adjourned to Wed.
nesday.
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are correct, an immense amount o!
money has been expended on botl
sides. Frauds are claimed by all par.
ties. and there were probably several
hundred voters Illegally registered In
this city.
OMAHA, NEB.. Oct IL, 2A:M.-Re.
turns received up to this hour show
that Butler, Republican candidate for
| Governor, is reelected by 1000 ma
jority, and the balance of the State
ticket, including Tafe, Congressman,
tsby 5000 majority. Both branches oi
the Legislature are Republican By
large majorities.
IOWA.
DEs MoINEs, Iowa, October IL
Returns come In very slowly. The
roads are so bad ia Central Iowa. on
account of the continued food, that
not much news will get ia o-night.
The vote everywhere has been light.
In this whole region but little more
than half vote has been polle1. To
this (Polk) County the vote is much
lighter than last year. The majority
is about l 900, relatively larger than
for Merrill last year. The Republi
can majority 10 the city of Des Moines
is over 400.
The meagre returns from cjntig-
uous counties indicate that while. the
whole vote Is light. the Republican
msjorities are increased according to
proportion over the previous year.
At this hour we have no certain
figures from these counties. so far
as heard from, the vote in this seq
ton of tie State is largely against the
Constitutional Convent:oa. at least,
90 to l. Green County gives 300 Re
publican majority; Cass. 325; Des
Moines. 600; and Madison. 600
DUNLAP, Iowa, October 11.-Har-
rison Township gives on the State
ticket Republican majority of "a;
en- Congressman 30 majority, Demo
cratic gain of 20
GRAND JUNCTION, Ia. October IL.
Republican ticket is elected in this
city by handsome majority. Green
County goes Radical over 300.
JEFFERSON, Iowa. O;tober IL
j Jefferson Township give the Repub-
lican ticket a clean sweep. Hon. j.
Orr has a strong majority in this
Township.
WHEATLAND, Ia, Oct. II --Repub.
lican State ticket 1873; Democratic 30.
DUBUQUE, Midnight.-A little over
halt the vote of the State was polled
to day. The principal interest in the
city is centered in the election for
Judge of the Ninth judicial District.
Barker, the Democratic candidate,
ran long way ahead of his ticket, re-
eeiviDg some 600 or 200 majority over
Brayton, Republican candidate. Re-
turns from the various Wards are not
yet complete. The estimated Demo
oratic majority is about 100 on the
State ticket Meagre returns from
Hardin, Flsyd. Blaekhawk aud Dela-
ware Counties indicate large Repub-
lican majorities. Donnan is elected
for Congress in the Third District, re-
ceiving a handsome maj ority. 1t is
believed that Brayton Is elected Dis
trict Judge by a small majority.
NEW JERSEY.
NEWARK, N. j.. Oct. 11.-Election
for city officers to-day was quiet. Re-
turns incomplete, but indicate an av-
erage Republican majority of about
1000.
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FRANCE.

ToURs. October 11.-Ano.her body
of Prussian prisoners recently arrived
here.
The Moniteur publishes a com
municatIon from persons in the diff
ferent Departments of France, now
under the control of the Prussians,
giving details of the shocking cruel
ties committed by the Prussians, in
their endeaVors to raise contributions
where the people have been impover.
ished by former acquisitions.
Tours, October 1.-THE report
that General Ulrich will receive the
grand cross of the Legion OF Honor
is denied.
Tours, October 11.--G AmbettA4' :
balloon brought out of Paris ten XII
ogrammes Of letters. each weighing g
about four grains, aud nearly $4,000
i in number. There were still $1,000
of such awaiting dispatch at the
Paris Post Office. Carrier pigeons
have considerably more than they can
do as postmen.
The Prussians shoot all the Franc
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BosroN. October I1.-The friend

BosroN, October 11.-The friends
of the Rev. Justin ID. Fulton having
seen published statement made by
Theodore Tilton, met at the house Of
George w. Chapman. last evening,
with the Executive Committee of
Union Temple Baptist Church, and
by unanimous vote resolved to pros
ecute Tilton for libel. In this con-
nection the followidg card appears
to day:
The statement made in the Brook
Ign Union of Friday, October 7th, by
Mr.. Tllton, Is unfortunate in two re.
| spects. Fist. the letter he prints
purporting to be written by me, is Q
forgery. Second. the declaration he
makes which follows the letter, ha.
not the slightest foundation in truth
LSignedI y usTIN D. Fulton"
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Washington Items.

WAsuINGToN, October little
Cabinet session was attended by all
the members, for the first time in
three months. .,
The signal men, to be employed on
the lakes, under a new system OF
watching the approach of storms and
reporting by telegraph and signal, for
the benefit of commerce, have gone to
their stations. The report will be com
menced as soon as ali arrangements
can be perfected.
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Hem BAKER . heL
Election NeWs--RePublican Gaia OF
AeYenfY-fiYe.
a E,vansville journal.

Special TO the Evansville Journal.
PRINcEreN, IND, Oct 11.-TLe
election board adjourned at noon at
Port Gibson, Patoka Township, thus
invalidatirg the election in that pre-
cinct. The vote is above three Dem
ocrats to one Republican. This will
give Republican gain of about 20
No further news.
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The Chic Election.

The returns from Ohio are most en-
couraging. The Republicans seem to
have made large gains al almost every
precinct in the State. The majority
in the State will reach $1,000. It also
looks as though Mr.. Perry was elect
ed in the First Congressional Dis
trics, which would be q gain Of one
Republican Congressmeu.
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tireurs they capture. This is ono
reason why the lattcr carry tic black
| nag. The atrocities are not commit
/ TED by large bodies Of Prussiaps. but
by those who are not under the COM
mand Of superior officers.
Tours, October 1.-THE PrussiaBs
having threatened TO execute the
municipal authorities of Ablis. be.
caues at that place the Francs ~
reurs surprised the enemy, killing
many and capturing others, tho
French government has given official
public notice that one PBssian pris-
oner will be shot for every person
killed BY the Prussians.
The journals of this city publish
news of the death Of PRICE Frederick
Charles
"A large number Of prisoners OF war,
Including some Uhlans, arrived here
to-day. The crowds who collected to
get glimpse appeared much eK-
ssperated, and IL required strong
efforts of the authorities 20 prevent
retributlon on the spot for the late
Prussian atrocities.
CHARTREs. October 10, midnight.
VIA ms OcbOuGE A ~-hl noon tor
day, the Prussians made another at
tack on Chevissy, near Dreux. in
strong force. The Inhabitants had
erected barricades, aud defended the
town with vigOT, repulsing the Prus-
slams, after combat Of SIX hours.
The latter burnt the hamlets Of cha.
vile, and MessanRere, and Bressard
ia the plains of Blanceand, near Che
Y Nosges, was set fire to ia several
places.
Tours, Oct 1l.-There was more
fighting near Orleans to-day. the
news OF favorable result have not
yet been received.
The government has been assured
hat Gen. Bourbakis's vieit 30 Lon
Ion was made in good faith, and that
.he General had been invited 20 Tours
10 confer with the Minister. His
arrival is hourly expected.
The Journal O6lciel says he Amer
cans made and Reynolds has pre-
8ented the government with the ball
DON in which they escaped from
Paris.
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DAILY JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY,. OOTOBER -. 1870.
Glorious Little Iowa.

This little State comes up with her
usual overwhelming republican ma
jority. She is q star that never sets.
Long may she retain her place as the
top stone of the Republican pyramid.