Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-10-29
VS. BIZ MAIL.
as ever,

One OF the young men so seriously In
jured at Cornell University in the out door
night initiation in the Beta Kappa Society,
was son of Mr., WATSON, OF the new car
works at Chattanooga.
The New Jersey Constitutional Conven-
ton has adopted an amendment forbiddng
the election of p Governor to the United
States Senate, or his acceptance of any
Federal appointment during his encum-
bency,
Gail Hamilton knows a woman who "cau
speak Greek as naturally as pigs squeak /;
to whom Latin Is no more difficult than to
blackbird tits to whistle who dreams in
German and thinks in French who yet
em5roiders her own caps and gowns and
those of her friends A good many other
people would like to know her.
All deferred orders for postal cards have
now been filled, and the government has
about seven millions of them on hand
stored in fire proof vaults at Springfield
Mass, whence they are distributed by the
special agent in charge upon acquisitions
approved by the Third Assistant Postmas-
ter General. The cards now supplied by
the contractors are fully up to the standard.
The total demand for postal cards has set
| tied down tn sn average of between $751;
600 aud 400, 900 per day, which is believed
to indicate almost exactly their daily con-
! sumption at the present time.
They have had considerable snow in the
\ asst. The Cumberland Times of yesterday
,n> 9: AT Frostburg, on Monday, the
al, 3 were whitened with snow, and at
D.Ie City snow fell from three o'clock in
the m orning throughout the day. The
tons N he cars on the Baltimore and Ohio
RiiIrn.d rom the west were covered with
snnw I'D re to the depth of several inch
90 - Consio cradle snow also fell at White
SnlnI,nr GnSi, 'gs, Virginia. Snow also fell
at Cincinnati q, -, ' I'm soii emo ;,ilI
The Lynehbn. q ns ,:s1 nSs announces
that DIR. MuDsey a u oeloIe tlle HOS
at Msrion Virginia a few days ago, and
having satisfied them that lie was restored
to health, he was re- I uested 10 preach,
W hieh he did TO "A large "a bgreeatlol' WHO
were greatly moved by hiI eioquehce.
The Department OF Justit . mas sent den-
mite instructions To severn JuuIclal 1ls,
tricts, where theexpeDditure sare Legsrugu
rs unnecessarily great, TO Tedl ice tnenl. IN
several cities the junior ASSN tsIl1 T., uIstrIcI
attorneys are to be discharged those IN IN
Boston and in Cincinnati ma We a'teSdy
been designated rs among IL 'o7e !" "e
dropped.
Henry Ward Beecher. in his Il 'cture on
Manhood and Money" says II, mes'y' 4
again repeat, IL not natural vif 'ue'
:hild is said To be honest and siml hei oe-
,ause he is not tested. When m III l .'s
net temptation, and looks at IL 1 the
ace; when he sees mistakes gathI iIns
around him, and arms himself for T. esn
md better start, that man has triumph 'eu
,ver himself, and has made himself no "a
At. There is not farmer In Long Islam u
70 honest as those honest men in Wal
treet, for they have acquired their honesty
n bitter school of experience and trial,
md where they are BOW steadfast the Long
Island farmer would break down ON the
irst temptation. Laughter A gentle
nan experienced ia manipulating Legisla-
ures informed me that farmers were the
;heapest cattle in that hOnOrCd Assembly;
nd, bearing in mind the difficulties, tri-
lls, struggles aud temptations of his posi- !
ion, / say the honest New Yorker is the I
l9nesIest man IN the world. lApplause.