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certainly more interest than Mr..
Greeley's friends feel in the Confed-
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From the Pittsdury cAronicle, octobe,.7.l
Experiments with a Corpse.

The professors and students of the
Medical College at Columbus, Ohio,
4 performed some experiments Q ,on the
body of>Johnl Barclay, hung on Fri
day, fof the ERs murder tE|asd of@eahgAFiles f. agi F.
Garner. 59a.i itaST . gs.;psaj,ned
The body wastalen tai 10th to totheanatomi- eer1a
cal festunng room . Of The college. It
was. then removed from the coffin aud
placed upontheoperating table, The
pupils. Of the eyes, were found to be
dlated, and the face discolored. The
bod yiwas stripped Of. its clothing,
and, at thirteen minutes to one clock,
thirty seven minutes after death, the
students beganloperations. Theelec-
tricai instrument used was oheo the
most powerful i, known, 4 consisting sitt 1of
sf1dcups. Of Bunsonls battery attached
to Ritch's induction coi1 Of the larel
est size. 1t was operated by. Prof,
Mendenhall, of Columbus, an eminent
electrician, while Professor Wormly
and Professors Holderman and Denig
conducted the experiment. Two cur.
rents Of electricity were used-o5rie
placed at the lower extremity ofthe
body, and the other drawn along the
arm, neck, face, and breast Tie ef.
feet was wonderful; the eyes opened.
the face drew up as if in pain, tie
mouth jerked to one side, the arm
raised as if to strike, and. the fist
elenched. The limbs also raised, and
the toes and fingers worked, and, ind once I1t,
the body almost turned to one side. (.
The arms were next laid bare, and a
current Of electricity introduced.
The whole system seemed to respond,
and the movements Of the bodywere
at times violent At four minutes to
two 0 clock the electricity was remov-
ed, and faint actions Of the muscles
could even then be observed. Tie
body was afterwards left until ten
minutes after. three, when the cleo
tricity was again applied, and the
muscles Of the body. still responded
as before, but with less force. The
breast was then opened, and a cur
rent passed into the heart, but it
gave no response. It was carried to
The hands and feet and all responded
as before. The heart was then taken
out and found hard as muscle and
full of blood, the lungs not congested,
the brain very healthy and free from
any congestion whatever. At eleven
minutes after four o'clock electricity
was again applied and good response
was had. At eighteen minutes after
five faint response was given, and
at fifteen minutes to six, FIVE hours
and thirty-fve minutes after death,
the strongest current that could be
applied failed to move q muscle.
The experiment was then : brought to
q close, the crowd dispersed, and the
mutilated body Of John Barclay was
replaced in its coffin, delivered to the
coroner and given its final burial.
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Don't meddle-let him know, my friend
Your better nature spurns
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Just mind your own concerns.
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What matterifI your nefghborO. :
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PRESCRIPTIONS ia@ss
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
BY
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~
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What the Republican Press Says.

The Republican as well as the Demo-
cratic press of the country seems to take
the nomination of Mr.. Greeley as a joke
The Philadelphia Press observes in that
connection:
Everybody, Radical, Liberal and Demo-
crat, agrees that the news of Mr.. Greeley'S
nomination was received all over the
country with q broad grin. Mr.. Greeley
is the best abused and worst ridiculed
man in the country. He has been the
laughing stock of the brilliant Bohe-
mians of the press for the last twenty
wears. His peculiar theories in regard to
agriculture, and his experience at Chap
paqua, his fondness for eXpletives, and
facility at forging strong phrases have all
been laughed at, and made the butt of
many a rich joke. Then his old white
hat and serene and philosOphic physiOg-
nOmy have often excited our risibles, and
doubtless will do so again, For this rea-
son we rejoice the campaign will be q
good natured one. There will be no Bit
terness, no harsh personality, but all will
| be mirth and iOllity.
The Cleveland Leader says that the lu-
| dlcrousness and absurdity of such combi-
nation would alone be fatal to whatever
small cnance OF success the Liberal ticket
| III OeAASA "1oC hdN0s Men NAV, unQ6G
certain conditions, vote for q candidate
with whom they do not wholly agree. hut
for an aspirant whom the world laugh
at. The Chappaqua farmer on a free trade
platform would throw the country into a
broad grin from Maine to the Rio Grande.
The Commercial AdvertiScr, n. Y, paws
Horace Greeley the following compliment:
Mr.. Greeley never has been a formidable
candidate, and he never will be. HIS sin
guIar capacity for playing the bull in the
china shop and smashing his own crock
erv is never so conspicuous as when he is
in nomination for office, and his friends
will have all they can do to keep him
straight.
The Standard says that when the news
of the nomination first reached New York,
Mr.. Greeley was modestly writing edito-
rials in the Tribune sanctum. Two or
three hundred men and boys crowded the
counting room. In answer to their call,
Mr.. Greeley came forth bareheaded, smll-
ing all over his broad white face, and
shook hands over the office-counter with
several persons.
The same paper further observes:
This nomination, as joke, is eminent
Iy typical. If George Francis Train and
Gen. Daniel Pratt take the field in earnest
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it would be exceeding risky betting be-
tween their ticket and the ticket and out
come of the Cincinnati effort to erect a
political babel.
The Gazette alludes to the dolly Var
den" Convention as follows:
Several hundred persons, called from
various parts of the country, by cry of
opposi ion to Grant, representing nothing
but themselves, constituted themselves a
National Nominating Convention, and
nominated Horace Greeley and Barter
Gratz Brown. Their number and charac-
ter have about the same proportion to their
assumption, as in case of three tailors of
Tooley street, who issued a proclamation
beginning, 1--WE the people of England y
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-07
WASHINGTON.
No Change in Alabama Claims QuestiO

No Change in Alabama Claims Question.
WAsHISGToN, May 6.-There is no change
in the position of the Alabama claims question
since the recent semi-oficial publication, in
which it was said that the claims for indirect
damages have not been nor will not be with
drawn.
The following nominations were confirmed :
Andrew j. Evans to be United States Attor-
ney, Western District Texas; VIM. +. De-
knight, Collector of Internal Revenue, First
District, South Carolina; Edward P. Good
win, Postmaster, Washington.
Belknap has returned
The committee on elections unanimously
agreed to report resolution for ousting Clark
and seating Giddings from Texas, and also in
favor of Wallace against McKisick from South
Carolina.
The appropriation committee concurred in
all the Senate amendments to the deficiency ap-
propriatiotion bill, Except Morrilrs tightening
the jurisdiction of the court of claims
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-07
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Sumner moved to
take UP the bill for equal rights in schools
Lost, Il to y.
Kellogg called up the bill fixing the first
Monday in November for holding the election
for President in Louisiana Trumbull spoke
in opposition till the expiration of the morn
ing hour, when the bill went over under the
rules
The Postofice Appropriation bill was re-
sumed. The amendment increasing lhe ap-
preparation nearly six million dollars passed.
The amendment repeating the franking privi-
lege failed, % to %. The amendment forbid
ding former government officials acting as claim
agents, was lost
HOUSE.
\ large number of bills were introduced to
force over Hooper civil rights bill
Eldridge, by way of sarcasm on Kelley and
Maynard, sent up their substitute for the tarln
and tax bill, with the title altered so as to read'
To further increase taxes and encourage mo-
nopohes without adding to the revenue" the
reading Of which effectually used up the morn
ing.
Wood, member of the foreign relations COM
mittee, reported his exclusion from the con-
ference at the State Department, but it was de-
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE
Miscellaneous and Washington News
HOME NEWS.
GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK AT NIB,
los.

,.,, u.,oru League DenOunees Greeley.
,r,,xr, Nav 6.-The arrangements have
boor, oor,nIeted to entertain the Georgia Press
Convention on the 8th OF May. Editors and
tboir families will be entertained by the citi-
IONS at the Kimball House.
TALLAHASSEE, May Ex-Governor Read has
boou acquitted and resumes the Governorship.
CHARLESTON, May 6-The Conservative
press of the State heartily endorse the Cincin-
natl ticket aud platform as eminently accepta-
bic to the South.
New YORK, May 6.-Senator Trumbull has
addressed the following to Greeley:
To Horace Greeley:
Allow me to congratulate you on being select
ed to lead the movement which by the will OF
the people and Gods blessing Is to reform ana
purify the government
LSignedj LYMAN IRUMBULL'
Niblo's theater is burning 1t is thought that
the Metropolitan Hotel will go toe.
The second annual convention of the Labor
Reform League was held at Cooper Institute
on Saturday. 4 long series of resolutions ia
voring women's and general equality, and de-
nouncing Greeley were adopted,
At a meeting of the Federal Council of Inter
nationals on Saturday, the announcement was
made that fifteen hundred painters would strike
to-day for eight hours day.
The masons and laborers at Newark strike to-
day for eight hours and an increase of pay.
The inside of Niblo's theater is completely
destroyed. The store lately occupied by Helm
bold was Quilted and filed with water. The
Metropolitan Hotel is considerably damaged.
Fishlill mountains, ppositeNewburg, is burn
ing. Many million cords of wood have been
destroyed.
1t is feared that four missing iremen were
burned in Niblos.
The Metropolitan Hotel loss amounts to three
hundred thousand dollars and Niblos two hun
dred thousand dollars. The loss of the Helm
bold building is very heavy. The fire origin
ated in the dome Of the building, where naptha
was handled. The gas pipes melted and explo-
sions occurred. The fire is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
Only one wall of Niblo's theatre was left
standing. The contract will be made soon to
have it rebuilt by August All the scenery of
Lalia Rookh belonging to the grand opera of
the theatre which was transferred to Niblo's was
burned. The entire loss amounts to $2j,0O0
The building was owned by A. T. Steward. The
different actors and actresses at Niblo'S lose
from four hundred to a thousand dollars worth
ofproperty each.
\ meeting of the dramatic profe ssion will
be held tomorrow to adopt measures for
the relief Of sufferers in the various theatres in
the city They have already rendered some
benefits
The loss to the Metropolitan Hotel was entire
ly by water, and about fifty thousand dollars.
Several Masonic and other Lodges of secret
orders lose heavily by the destruction of the
hall over Niblo's.
This afternoon the Manhattan market on the
foot of West 34th street caught fire, and it is
feared it will be destroyed. 1t is now burning
The loss will be heavy. 1t is a new building.
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FOREIGN.
GoYernmenf Yictortes in SPAIN.

MADRID, May 4-The evenings latest III
formation from the Province of Navarro Is tnaI
hostilities has commenced between the nsurrec-
tionists, commanded by Don Carlos ana the
troops led by Marshal Serrano
Gen. Rivera is harrassing the rear OF the IN
surgent forces who it is said are surrounded Dy
the loyal troops
band of Carlists under the command OF
Rotundo have been completely defeated.
LONDON, May 6.-The Times says the noml-
nation of Greeley is farcical and his election i'm
possible, but it kills Grants chance for rc-elec-
ton and makes a Democratic nomination GER
tain.
1t is thought that the motion of Lord Rus
sell for an humble address to Her Majesty s
government, praying that the British arbitra-
tor at Geneva be instructed to withdraw from
the tribunal Of arbitration until the claims of
the United States for consequ entail damages
are withdrawn, which was to have been made
at the session of Parliament tonight, will be
again proposed.
The unsettled aspect Of the American Presi-
Dental question, has had a marked influence
upon United States Government bonds and
the market for those securities has become
fat
A special dispatch from Paris to theStandard
says Don Carlos and one hundred of his fol-
lowers have been captured by the Spanish Gov
ernment forces.
PARIS, May g. The capture of Don Carlos is
reiterated.
Roda has certainly fed to France.
H. IL,
France.
Three hundred inhabitants of the Province
of Navarro fed into France to escape impress
ment into the ranks of Don Carlos, previous to
his engagement with the loyal forces, M
MADRID, May 6.-Don Carlos has been conf
pletely defeated, and is flying with 200 adher-
ents towards France
Thirty-eight Carlist5 were killed and a. were
captured - ..
The insurrectiOn is ended.
The latest reports confirm the defeat of Don
Carlos. Carlist prisoners are constantly arriv-
ing at San Sebastian. - -. .--.r .-.. .
DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REF SfsT.
Signal Service, u. :. Army.
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his makes the fare to Knox

dollars. This makes the fare to Knox
vile about $2s.
Those living in Ohio or West of it
should come via Louisville, KY, and
Nashville and Chattanooga, Tenn: Those
living west o. the Mississippi, could come
via st. Louis. The fare from Louisville to
Knoxville is about $50. Persons travel
ing on these through tickets can have
stop-off checks at any point they desire
to visit. With these general directions,
our friends need have no trouble in get
ting to East Tennessee. When they once
get to Knoxville, we will be glad to have
them feel free to call upon us. We will be
glad to give them any information in our
power, or aid them in any way we can.
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lIarSbaI1S sale.

pY VIRTUE oF AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
ID from the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Eastern District of Tennessee and to me directed
will sell at the court house door in the city of Knox
vile on the 8th day of June 1872 for cash hand, all
the right tile interest claim and demand that Curtis
Eames has in and to the following described real es
tate, tow: One lot fronting so feet on Main street.
running back 30 feet tn first north street. adjoining the
property Of F. Petger and Perat Bras in MOrristoSn
Tennessee, Levied the property of the said Cur
tIs Eames to satisfy judgment obtained against said
Curtis Eanes at the July term. 1871 of the United
States Circuit Court for the Eastern District OF Ten
nessee in favor of Thomas Smith
S. P. EVANS. U. S. Marshal.
May 6. 1872-d1twtiljunS
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cided that the House could take no cognizance
of it and the subject was dropped.
Young got an amendment to the Deficiency
bill paying the Southern census takers OF lo6o
This carries the bill back to the Senate.
The minority and majority reports IN the
Book Concern scandal was submitted to the
Methodist Conference. No action was taken.
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DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REF .sRT.
Signal Service, u. =. Army.
KYoxv1LLE, TFxH.. May 6. 1872.
MEATHER REPORT.
WAR Dept. OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington. D. c., May 6, 7:3O, P. NJ 1872
Probabilities:

Rising barometer, norhwesterly winds and clear and
clearing weather will probably extend southeaStward
over the Northwest and upper lake reg Tuesday.
Cloudy and possibly threatening weather from the
Southwest to the lower lake region Falling barOme
ter southery winds and increased coudineSS over the
south Atlantic and eastern Gulf States. Partially
cloudy weather over the Middle and New England
States, Dangerous winds are not anticipated
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