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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-10-09
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James Licely.
King Grub,
VIM Leinart,
John Boze IN on,
j NJ Sans,
Thos Cheatham,
J j Henderson,
II G II MoReynolds
Volentine Lester
+ II Boggs,
a j Barrett,
Ben Bozeman,
Green McLemore,
T L Grub,
w A Locket,
Jno Ogden,
A q Maxwell,
II y Eliza,
G. f King,
Jno Qualls,
David Smith,
Isaac Keys,
Samuel Moore,
VIM Davis,
NJ A Walker,
James G Smith,
II Anton Brown,
d 9 Richards,
2 + Norman,
A Mynders,
Patrick Kennedy,
w Adams,
A r Minton,
Andrew Pritchard,
Samuel Simcox,
Thomas Munsey.
James T Ebaugh,
WIN Crawford,
G w Toppin,
n McNabb,
avid Longstreet,
J G. Edwards.
u G Locke,
5 Blac X,
John A Nc Afrey,
Bannister Powell,
WE Stair,
G T Daullin,
A Miller,
Jacob Sailer,
w d Bittle,
Mac Casey,
Frank Sweat,
Barney Ross,
Jesse Hoskins,
Charley Dunlin,
ID Pemberton,
William Pemberton,
r Il Hays,
q b Davis,
VIM Benton,
S II Tilley,
A L Roderick,
Michael Neary,
Matt Fitz,
John HollihGn,
Charles i Clark,
Stephen Blackwell,
Richard Bearden,
Robert Broyles,
John Harden,
Richard Payne,
Samuel Murray,
Moses Sliger,
Samuel Anderson,
Peter Edmundson,
Peter Smith,
A Grigsby,
A Fowler,
i Carter,
jackson Pope,
Joshua Prster,
Peter Jones,
Squire Jones,
Dennis Hall,
Henry Thornton,
IL w Clark,
James Ruggles,
Il Cox,
q Graves,
Wiley B Thomson
Thomas Sims,
VIM Wooten,
II G Simpson,
George Cooper,
5 Tutteron,
B Stone,
T Fleming,
B II Butler,
4 f Shatley.
ID Perkison,
s Drake,
Porter Inman,
Loses Griffin,
III Ivans,
Wiley Mabry,
w Cozens,
Ounce Heiskell,
Huston Cannon,
Thomas Cooke,
Jud McBee,
Samuel Turner,
a Il Formwalt,
jackson johnson,
David Brown,
Henry Dannel,
David Hampton,
0 j Conner,
James w Bryant,
Geo w Carter,
Edward Staples,
w l. Brock.
Thomas Page,
Ed Reynolds,
John Fain,
Henry Warrick,
Geo McDuffy.
James Mcmillan,
Taylor Jackson,
EDWARD SRmpDeIl,
ii Jones,
Geo Branner,
Madison Scott,
Richard Blue,
VIM Howell,
Willis Fields,
Simon Bradford,
Jake Thomas,
Ed Livingston,
Thomas Alexander,
James Cannon,
a Matlock,
VIM Porter,
Charles Scott,
Reuben Brown,
A j Badgett,
Harry R0ckhold,
Geo Riggs,
Iar,na EarInnnr
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-10-09
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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-10-09

jng you our united an
James NIcCampbel
Alex Farmer,
+ H Flenniken,
Moses A Williams,
VIM NJ DeGroat,
Daniel Kienborts,
Theodore Miner,
David Walker,
Andy Pritchett,
Chas Christian,
John Kennedy,
E G Henderson,
Allen Fowler,
w b Mynatt,
Allen Vance,
Albert Scott,
t Weatherford,
Wright Stephens,
s B Gets,
J j Harvey,
J d NIaXey,
Moses Smith,
Ishanl j Newman,
Luke Wilds,
NJ w Frawley,
Samuel r Tuggles,
David White,
Benz Ebaugh,
Lycurgus Bryant,
J Il Pickens,
+ H DeLane,
w j Richards,
Isaac Lewis,
Joseph Davis,
Thomas Ii Davis,
Lee Brier,
Reuben Brown,
Joseph w Davis,
John w Harris,
Burrel Flanagan,
e ID Evans,
o A Brown,
John r Jones,
Thomas Il Davis,
Jonah Pratter,
Alexander Mofiat,
John Fox,
William Barton,
Thos b Davis,
Jacob Penner,
Fred Holmes,
A 2 Williams,
Reuben Nelson,
James B Johnson,
Chas II Ogden,
James Conner,
David Fritz,
VIM II Day,
John McGreyer,
Bird Hoskins,
H Ellsworth,
+ 0 Powell,
r. Andrews,
John Hytower,
w II Osborn,
ID NJ Waterson,
sc Morley,
Eldridge,
w J Lamer,
Thomas Eldridge,
James Il Wilds,
VIM Lemon,
Leon Henry,
Henry Harvey,
Edward Collins,
j p Reed,
4 Aufln.
A l. Barrett,
Amary Roth,
VIM Mcmillan,
David Groves,
VIM Hackney,
Richard Brown,
Hugh Whitaker,
Taylor Hackney,
w j Flanagan,
w b II Wiley,
Thos Philips,
Thomas Black,
John ID Jones,
John H Thomas,
John Clarke,
Geo w Smith,
G II Bomar,
VIM Preese,
NJ Llewellyn,
Robt Jones,
Eben Davis,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
GLEANINGS.

A Greeley and Brown banner was raised at
Cranberry. n. j., last Friday.
Greeley and Brown Clubs were formed in
the Second and Tenth Wards OF Newark. N. j., last
evening.
A Fifteenth Ward Greeley and Brown Club
was formed. on Friday, at No. 81 South Fitth-aye.
One nehundred-and-tfty members were enrolled.
The Liberals and Democrats OF Newark, n.
j. have agreed that all county and Congress meetings of
the parties shall be held at the same time ana place.
The German Greeley and Brown campaign
club Of the XXth Assembly District Theo Glaubensklee
presiding held a meeting in Third-aye last night ana
enrolled several new members
A Greeley and Brown ratification meeting
will, Ina held at Centre and LeOnardsts this evening
Tho Uop NJ Martin OF Ohio Col j. X. Clinton OF Mssls-
sippi and john U. Andrews Will be present
Great preparations are making for an I'M
oepse Greeley & Brown ratification meeting at Land.
mamma Park on August 2. Cen Frank Spinoa, Fernan-
do Wood aud several prominent speakers VIII &c pre-
sent
The Queens County o.. H. Republicans will
hold their s Assembly District Convention for election
f delegates % the state Convention at Rosyn on Aug
IA Tue lid District Convention Will be held at Jamaica
on Aug. TO-
The Liberal Republican State Committee of
NewJersey not yet selected place for its head
ouarters Jersey City, but expects do this woek
The Executive Committee Will hold It's fret meeting ut
tho Gieuham Hotel Ia this city next Friday
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
PERSONAL.

Father Gavazzi is travelling and preaching in
the West
Mrs. Charles Moulton has arrived home,
from Paris.
Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister,
is at Newport.
Gen. Burnside has resigned the Presidency
Of the National Rifle Association
Commodore Vanderbilt it is said, has de-
ermined to join the Methodist Church.
The Russian Gar proposes to visit the Aus
trian international exhibition, ucxtycar.
The express robber, Filkins is at Clinton
prison, and not at Albany as previously stated
Mention is made in print of the great size of
Mrs Bdllou OF sarauac, Michigan, who weighs 6iS
pounds.
Richard Francis Burton the traveller and
explorer has been appointed succeed the late Charles
Lever as British Consul at Trieste.
Two daughters of Elbridge Gerry-who
signed the Declaration Of Independence-are living;
Their residence Is New-lIayen, Connecticut.
Mr.. Orange Judd, editor of The american
Agrcuitrisi, and Of Hearth md Home attained his 5Oh
birthday, the 23th inst and received from friends
ana cOiaDOrefs a handsome cane IN cOmnemor"Ion VI
the event.
We read of a son of Edward Rutledge OF
South CaroInaOne of the signers Of the Declaration OF
lndependence-who IS said to be still alive IN ILLINOIS, az az
the age O 03. lie boy OF years when INC pc VI
liberty rang in Philadelphia.
The Rev. DR.. Bellows of this city was enter
tanned at breakfast on his arrival at London by the
Baron Won HozendorG of Berlin, and other pfomheht
UnitaTlau5 now Ia England. Speeches were mauo W
Miss Carpenter, Lazy BOwring, Mrs Jnnh Haru hoMc,
Dr. Bellows, Chief-Justice Small OF Hong hoLs' anu
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Grant Republican State Convention of
Massachusetts will be held at Worcester, Aug 28
A Washington special says: Henry ID.
Moore formerly State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania under
Gov Curtin, writes from St. Petersburg under date Of
June H. that he is authorized TO say for Mr.. Curtin that
he earnestly desires the reelection Of President Grant,
and that neither Curtin nor himself has any sympathy
whatever with the Greeley movement"
The Democratic Territorial Convention of
Utah at salt Lake City, Saturday and nominated
George Q. Cannon Delegate to Congress. Resolutions
were adopted indorsing the Liberal platform and de-
caring that the pubic sentiment OF the nation and our
hest interests alike require that the Democratic in
sttuuOns and the local government here should be
nodded conform with those OF all other American
communities"
The Hon. Charles S. May, in letter from
Kalamazoo Mich 10 the Hon. A. H. Morrison expresses
his determination Of waiting until the State and Con
gress nominations have been made. II he Is then salts
hed that ChandlcrIsm f. supreme I'm the Republican
party 0f Michigan, he viii advocate the election OI the
Liberal ticket.
Arrangements have been quietly making
among shrcvd Pennsylvania politicians, for several
days to obtain the consent Of the Grant Republican
state Committee TO accept OF Gen. Harranf his prot
eIcd withdrawal from the candidacy Of Governor and
10 place upon the ticket not only capable and expert
cDttd man. hut man 0l character honesty, and prOml-
uence. II understood that majority Of those moving
the matter favorable 10 Judge ScOhe!d, who has
represented district in the state for ~ years ana VINO
has just been nominated Congressman At Large III ls
sad that Cameron and s friends, longer hoping
10 succeed with Hartrdntt viii accept ScJaeld, Wh4e
FOrHcy ls eager for tho change.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
LIBERALISM IN CALIFORNIA.
NOTABLE ACCEssIoNs TO THE CAUSE.

NOTABLE ACCESSlONS TO Tlih CAOob'
A correspondent of The TRIBUNE wrlung
from San Francisco. May 18th, says:
The Liberal movement is gathering strength rapluy.
Among the prominent who have enlisted III the
Greeley and Brown campaign is James M L. Smarter
formerly O Vermont He Old resident OF the State
and an original Republican. Mr. Shatter Will dQubtess
take the stump for the Liberal candidates ana 40 eeC
i've service as be rst-rate speaker Another n9ple
accession to the Greeley and Brown column is JudEe
and a leading LAWYER His letter declaring his prefer
ence for the Liberal candidates, has made no small sur
hereabouts. o.,a,.
a call is out for a mass meeting at Vallejo. sOlan0
County TO ratify the nominations at Cincinnati anu
Baltimore has 81 sgners, OF whom many are lnHu
entia Republicans, and is headed by Gen John h FRS
HE one OF the most prominent Republicans III CalOrhd
and leader of the Republican minority IN the Assembly
of 1878 The Navy-Yard is situated in the Vallejo DIS
ric and as OfFederal power expected 10 DC
used against the Liberal movement OF course.
The Greeley and Brown ratification meeting at MaIys-
Vile was great II had "a Nlce-Presldents hai
OF whom were Democrats and half were Republicans
Most of these asnamed have been Tor years among tAe
most influential OF their party. M ..,,...
Concerning this city, The Post says The worknrmen
Of san Francisco very generally IN favor Oi GrCe}
for President but the boot and shOemakerS are hky I'd
lead the van gentleman well posted IN labor matters
informs us that Ernstens boot and shoe manuiactOry
corner OF Haeck and SdusOme-sts. where between tO
aud 20 men are employed only OF the whole NUMBER
is known 10 he Grant. ROsenstaik Coz employing
in the neighbOIhOOd of 100 men, have but three Giatr
among them. The United Morllngmen's Cooperative
establishment, with 200 engaged, beats ali the OtuDe,
standing a unit Tor Greeley and Brown,
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
THE WORK BEGUN.


The German voters of the XVIII Assembly
District met last night, at Newmans Hail. in Nnthave
near Thirty to organize Greeley and Brown
Club. Eddy Bruchs, prominent citizen OF the Twen-
teth Ward, presided, aud addressed the meeting in
spirited manner. He called upon Germans TO unite with
him during the coming campaign in assisting to put into
office the nominees of the Democratic and Liberal Re-
publican Conventions. The following were then
adopted:
ResolDed, That confirm the patriotic solutions
lately adopted by the National Conventions OF Cincin
natl and Baltimore and that We in accordance with the
spirit Of our Democratic leaders and statesmen accept
the nomination of Horace Greeley and h. GratZ Brown
Tor President and VcePresdent Of the United States
ReSotred That We, German Democratic brethren OF
the state and city OF New1Ork urgently request all
Germans 10 unite their votes with in order To
hold the Constitution to lay open the corruption OF the
present Administration aud 10 support Horace Greeley
inasmuch look under his guidance. for better
future, and stricer Administration than before
characterized the Government OF this nation.
The resolutions greeted with frequent applause.
The XVIII District will hold an important place in the
coming campaign, the Germans poll very large vote
and decidedly in the majority of any other nation
ality in the district The meeting genuinely enthu
siastic and lively interest shown in the proceed
ngs over 100 members already enrolled, and it is
over The meeting elected President, and then
adjourned until next Friday night, when several popu
lar orators will speak.
The Tenth Ward Greeley and Brown Club held a meet
ing night at No. 1l6 Hesterst Owing to the rapid
increase the number of MEMBERS the English and Ger
man speaking elements have been separated az to
ing in selecting officers aud will meet again next
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
DOMESTIC PORTS,
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

July Spirits Tupeuine trs
~ Strained % Is fo Low No l. - 50 ~ ~ foe
q 70 Pae - l Pale S8 20
Window Glass Crude TurpenBe steady 70 80 o HSr
% IS for Yellow Dp - Is for Virgin Tar steady 81
NEwORLHASs 20 PouT doll; S5 D; Treble Era
Sc ~ Corn easier Mixed. 81 aS3e White Aited Sic
White 63c oats Ad4lc HaYEquet Prime, go, Choos en-
Bran dull o. Vs. Pork smer; Mess tlJ r3 Bacon sn<
higher; Shoulder de- Sides SiGlOc HamsSugArcord i3i %
Lard scarce Refined lece 1 Kg 0c Sugar and soas nom
nsL Whisky, yc 81 COtee, l6i dc Erchange-Serinx s
New York Sight, premium. Gold llik ~
CscNNATI 2-Rlour steadyi OIL 81 37lns3 Ees 81 %
as7 IS Wheat firm Oh ~ o99sl 6li New; 81 N9 81 80
White 81 550Sl Corn quiet and weak st t7d%3c Rye 6 a
73a7 Oats steadvi Ola 81 925c New 25de Barley dali ssd
unchanged good demand for choice 02 extra paotages
higher PORK dull aud nominal at slJ 80 Lard nominal sHd s
changed Bulk Meats fn Shoulder Ste BID &c asEd August s
7s Clear Rib sides sold at 7i Clear sds &c. Bacon 6fm shsat
6i Clear Rh Sides 8ic sales llbc orer Clear sides II
demsn Live Hogs arm at % 1885 10 FOR choice WbsJ
fair demand and lower at 99c.
CLRyELASD Ja' % Fou sn wbes, frmer No. Red Water
So No bell at 81 IS; New No. Red Winter 81 % Corn
arm Low MId SOC oa in IA. demand and Nvaneei sales 9oo
bush 3jc 1909 bush 6 Reaned Petroleum very nrn Do
2le for car lots 2 d22c for trade lots.
TOLEDO July 2ROnr steady. Wheat stcsfy Amber mchss
o@ TOssl 77 Me-" 81 81 August 81 '1gsl ti No Red
81 g. No Red-Oh. 81 S5 New, sl 5O0bl 81 August ds
September 81 3d. Rejected Rd-Qh 81 Corn snner lish hsS
gt.S DAMAGED, &c 0a srmer No .t 5.i 55tc No He
New rsc; Michigan @ Phts dal aud unobangsd Baio.
ta4ie; 0sSsgo, aasei % Kingston Be- Reeeipt- 90 bash
Wheat 1900 bush Corn. 1000 bush Osts ShDmenslOoO bb
Flour 5000 bush Wheat 70 900 bush Corr 800 bush 0s
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
A roIrCHING OBITUARY.
DEATH OF VERY PRosMaIRsIsSssi. ron RsISsi.ods lso0''' ~

DEATH OF A VERY PR0MIsINsG;, NJ no'''''
+. :: 1,Om I'm i~ ,,ytb tbe emotions proper 10
80 Is, dntI tbat we announce 10 ou % 1,t o1i 1
sudden demise OF the Binghabra from our reverend
tive carry mourning into halt the
organ offices in the land le W. YorE FrsniuS Post and
9 unusual Ptcuar had the very highest hopes OF IT,
hev assured US over and over aSa na % U %Gu4 re had
hby Xii MA of corresponding the sly with Horatio
9een through the bucoe Carmchael ab3nt the
seymour 10 nomination for the Presidency. lie had
DeoVtted himself in black and white for paying pen
the Rebel soldiers. Young Mr.. Carpenter had
made his affidavit TO IT, ana ne saw o Sne exnare os
bis Thus The Times and Erening Post, passim About
this time they are probably ponderng WIN ADDED & ap
preciaton familiar stanZa Of Dr. Goldsmith the hrst
Two lines of which it would be rude 70 quote but which
closes by announcing that
The dog it was that died
Mr. Greeley still ves the rOorback, alas is no more.
The poor thing had been troubled win huskness ever
since Mr. Carmichael told The Herald reportcr-SeYera
responsible gentlemen who mad read ths eorIespon9
letters did MT contain syllable about the penslOning O
Rebel soldiers but merely expressed the opinion that
the Democrats ought TO have nominated Chase IN 9S
ana Informed Mr.. Greeley's correspondent that Mr.
Groeley-the sly old fox that he ts!-c0uld NJ as yet
see his way clear TO the end of 1872 But the imme
data cause of death was card from the same young
Mr. Carpenter, who swOre to having seen IetIer ~ W.
Greeeys handwriting advocating me pay yeni s VI pen m
sions to disabled Rebel soldiers This cara cosed as
s residing p Unadia Of funqaesionei integrity who
@ Ii of S,rmchaes letters from Greeley, inform that no
spb letter was written by Mr. Greeley; therefore conenle may pc
,ksn and that NV impression the purpor Of the letters was oD
. % Carmichael peronay stating what be bad Sn1en 10
Mr. Greeley intended 20 wr AZ the uIr OF Oarpoaee Vs.
T Herald Office regard the matter he was wosng oP I
bs and gave him little attention make ihis statement hnhn
may be mistaken and hoRs 0 Is p96s up Which time
lie statement made my affidavit - ,,,,, o,,o, ro
marks Truly this is a VALE and truly The Aep- YORK
Lines and EreninQ Post the unlucklest anu uund
pes of all the pilgrims that seJourh III IT, Az suO
time, words Of consolation are mocKery Let us une
fu sie
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30


APPLEGATE-On the 29h us Dan H. Appgaie the 'ih
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Monmouth, n. j.. paptra please copy.
BOGERT-The friends aud relations o. tie late Martha Boge
ave-, on wednesday, JGlJ 81, at clock p. N.
C0RNISHon the morning The 27, Jqy at bis raee near cbel
tenham England Capt Geo D. Cornish, formerly o Ac~ioFA
CRUSE-On sunday Jug %, Isaac Cruse
Funeral Tuesday jh inst from the residence Of bis uv,
ococ Tls r,lliyes aal slls Of Tie family pe-.ay invited
70 attend
FIrzGEAID-ru Brooklyn on sani,y July % Deals Fitzgerald
Tie relatives ami fea, Of the family are respectfully invited a;ena
the funeral his late residence. io3 G0t Of WoltbT
St. on TUESDAY morning o'clock the Church Of Our LaiJ
Iris r the ryp Of bis SOUL sai tasacs % calvary Co4e,cf.
Wisconsin papers please copy
GslPnS-it summit n j. satiiy l7th asi Lambert lockwood
aze mga' son Of Chls Francs lli E.itoel = Gnta ,..
plreuts, Il West Foranh ST., Oh Iaeily Joh nsi "l
Lam o. and Margaret Horas agei year. moatl, anl y lays
The funeral will ,ake place from the residence o. her gninoue JaSs
A Welsh Js Eass L5lsecolli % "olAesih IaJ '' at -
Relatives ami irieas are respectfully invited to nteai
JOHNSOS-Saacy Johnson July o. atIE Oakland st, Goeaon
Fansri notice hereafter.
LYON-In Brooklyn on suni, July 26 mary Lyon d
David Lyon ot,li. city, 10 the 3Jl ,el5 o. her age 90
Bs,xyg. FaIDusA or AtaaacaSe. cars from Fulton FeHy 70
McG4CGnLS-op Monday JOY .. aae. saetlns., rh,n'' Ne
Relatives and friend, are invited to attend his funeral fom his .s
residence Pasa near Jeieonase Hudson City n j. on Weine
dag, July Jlst at i p
READ0n sunday. July 3D. after paiai lae Thomas Read sd
relatives invited to attend bis funeral Wednesday
afternoon, O'Clock, from bis late Residence 80 BhotDlaes.
Brooklyn
Walton Delaware Co, T. Jennie Coe infant daughter
Of the late william and Rebecca Runk, aged p months
Relatives and friends Of the family invited % attend the funeral
wees "Wednesday, 9lst inst, O'Clock the residence Of
her grandfather W. ~ seymour 53 South 0norist, Brooklyn
sCHENCKOu Sunday Juy James W SclencA aged 81 years
Funeral services AZ 81 Johns Church ChO1 Staten Island Tuesday
afternoon at ? O'clock
STEyENSA Montca " j. Sunday, Juy o. 1914 Of cholera
iualm Florence de Guee daughter Of Edwin aad Antonots
Stevens, agei 3 months and days.
WORCESTER July % Ioo Worcester agd o. years
Relatives friends family invited attend bs funeral cs
s late residence - vngpace, Weinesay J inst, a 10
O'Clock a. M.
WOOD-At Pernont Y. the 2b inst, JOSIE o1y child O
Rchanl V. b. aud Josephine Wood, sgei months
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
COLLEGE NEWS.
.rrvyr TRUSTEES OF TUFTS COLLEGE.

ALUMNI TRUSTEES OF TUFTS COLLEGE.
Alluding to the new step of the Trustees of
Tufts College in admitting two representatives from the
Alumni The SpringdeId ReDubiiedn says: "The Trus-
tees OF Tufts College have yielded 10 the more and more
pressing demand Of the Alumni for representation by
eecng to Trusteeshp the Rev. f. L. Capen OF the class
OF 1860 and Mr. r. L. White OF the class OF 1865, the head
OF the Washington Bureaau Of The NEw-f foKK TRIBUNE
The appointments both excellent, and VIII infuse
into the Board the best quality of young blood Mr..
Capens reputation Is that Of of the most vigorous
preachers and scholarly theOlogans In the Universais
denomination, and Mr. White. his difficult post at
Washington has displayed, In addition to high Journal
stio qualities enterprise and courage that make him
valuable acquisition 10 the College
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
POLITICAL MISCELLANY.
AFFRA vs. IN GEORGIA.

. erprrr FICuT-B,' 'oODY ENCOUNTER. AT a
~ GRANT MEETING.
To tAe Editor Of The AF'o@ne. ......--
SAVANNAH, July 29.-The' political bitterness
which has been rapdy intensyinE during the past iow
weeks eliminated in riot this afternoon in the Stroe'''
between blacks and whites incitedby 0astonhouse c
ploy6s. bloody riot also occurred tonight at "''
meeting. between white and black Radicals.
'"'e'''S' '''"'' EDWIN DELEos.
TROUBLES BETWEEN NEGROES AND WHiih''
GENERAL PRESS DisPATcHI
SAVANNAH, July 29.-The attempt oi ulo D, 20.
sroes 10 ride on street eliminated IN IT, ,sro
night during which two whites and seVei"' NV
wounded. There is much excitement