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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Care;essucsAy with Flrr.

IA tho season has srrig,d whom flies be-
come necessary in dwelIi1Es and places OF
business, tho danger of conGagra.ions in
cressos. In all the essays which have over
been written upon the un3gnigO!o truth
that " great effects proceed from little
causes, one Of tho most familiar and uni
veTssl illustrations employed ia fire. We
are always pointed 10 the fuct that tho most
destructive fires have small te innings. 4
spark which tumbler OF winter might
have quenChe0. LEFT - i.sclE destroys
whole squares, involving the loss of mil
lions. 4 COW kicks over o lantern in o
stable, and the mos; valuable part Of u
largo city is destroyed. a burning cigar
or match cRCelcssly cast aside, OF q CRATE
fire loft unmatched, often cause immense
CONGREGATIONS.
During the year oriing December 81,
1872 there wCr0, In Now York city alone,
f39 Gres caused hy wan. Of caro- with
matches 1875 by defects n Gue3 and heat
ing and cooking apparatgsi l4j by fou!
chImnCysi II 10y CLASHES and coGls Thus,
among ,3JG fires, tho total number in that
city during tho year ramod, SDO-a fraction
over 81 per Cent-night have been pro
vented by ordinary care During too year
ending 5lst March, 1874, there were IN
Chicago ITO fires caused by "CarelossuCs5'
and 70 matches, defective and foul Chin
neys, stoves and gas pi pcs waro attributable
lQl. The inspector Of buildings in Boston,
in 1879, reported 6lS dangerous Chimneys
and defective Gucs. These samo lnischiev-
Gus matches and defective Aues and defect
i've heating and cooking apparatus in
twelve cities, not including New York,
Boston and Chicago, caused e5ofrrs during
tho year ISL!
Important lessons Of caro- and caution
ought 10 be learned from these figures.
FireplGce5 stoves, luc5 and Chimnays
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

Mr.. SpuIgeUu has become involved
tn Il controversy Oh tho tobacco quvs-
il'u. Ma recent sVrNi,w no preached
srrnun on litlle sins rs the cause Of
grea, uueS. Aft,r he had finished, an
A mtrtCAn minister, who was present,
,sked aud received permission % make
= law remarks. lie said emObinE was
me of the worst of there little SINS, -
ana he had broken Off from 10 after
LreaL eti,rt. Mr.. Sturgeon r Joined
ny Say my lbat he did not think smu-
,ins was u sin, and that he intended
To moEe Il good clEar 10 the glory vi
,od he ore going 10 bed that night.
Tic las since teen taken TO tuck for
hippanCy expression, and for wrong
raUtlCU On the subject. lie has re-
-pnnded ia a letter - the London TEL
cgraph, in which h declares That thp
USE Of tobacco IA itst Is is DOT lin, aud
hundreds az thousands O! hrlsliaur
nave thought and prGc,icCd Just as he
has done. He would MT knowingly
I've even iu the smallest violation Of
lhe law OF God, ami van not own 20
It. Hs il unwilling I'd dnauything IN
secret, winch he ia ashamed To 90
openly or to duaDything Of which he
mas doubt He sdds;
There is growing up In society 81
Phurisalc system which adds 10 The
commands oftgud the preccpts Of men !;
to that system { viii not yigld for au
hour. The preservation o. my liberty
may bring upon me the upbral6lngs OF
many AZ the good and the snerr7 OF
the self righgeou.; but | shall endure
Doth with serenity, 80 iOug % / feel
Lear IN nay COu-C.unCs before God,
D., g. f..,aa Hoo
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

Mrs. Murphy 10 little widow. whu
resides in Madison street, New Yorh.
IN tho year 1850 she became the moths
or of twins, George aud Harriet, and
on the lith Of October, 1853, had four
boys AZ ~ birth, who were ohristeuoG
George Wa-hinRton,H Cornelius
Vanderbilt" d" Ulysses Grant" aud
JaU1vs Fisk Al are living save
the last, whose name WAS evidently
tuo much Cor him, as he breathed his
Grst and lg-. almost simultaneously,
George, COTpolils and Ulysses, Gfteg
having their liytle faces washed each
morning, attend school, and come d.
reCiIy homo without mingling with
the dirty little boys, and are like their
illustrlOUs namesakes, determined 80
make their marks in the world. Who
knows but that they may become pre-
idCuts Of railroads, or get an Office Ia
tho cu-tCm-housc, and, perhaps, in
time find their way to Wa8hiugtOul,
BT00tly} 1rgU3.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
ANA
"a Cnlan War.

LONDON, Nov, 2.--Thc Grand Turk
rs stu Obdurato about allowing R0u-
mania 10 make commercial treaty
with the Great Powers. Berlin and
Vienna have been instructed that the
treaty OF Paris must 10 maintained.
Should it be violated In this case, sig
natory powers WIN be appealed to. II,
however KCumania viii submit the
question to the Porte, a satisfactory
compromise is probable.
A dCtaCi meuL under Gen. Est8buu,
stationed al Grauallers, mutinicd last
week. The Captain General Of BARGE
Iona cent "a stlUuE force 10 restore or
der aud several oil The muiiguer- were
shot.
The C1uiUuaiislt are accused OF tam
perIng with the army. Gen, DlFpu-
sal la, defeated MlesJTaZz0, tho iusur-
gent5 lost being 40 in the fight.
LoEU0H. Nov. The Carlisle report
four batteries Of sixteen guLs before Irun.
The t0mbardmcnt commences immedi-
at8ly
NEW YORK, Nov. The IcraiEs pc
cal says that three Cubans had arrived a.
Don Carlos headquErlcrs with a PROPOSE
e. fI ..n. .#f If'" .'... .... ... ..H
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

In letter % the Chicago IajoF.
ocean, Alexander Deinnar says: "The
United -ta'c5 Of America produce an
uuGlly shout go, 900, 000 bushels Of
wheat, or about o. bushels per CGpits,
o. this aEoul;, they consume oyer
230, 900 800 bushels, or about 81 buss-
gIe per capita; and have about a2,0Oo,-
600 bushels enrplIs left for sale. TIE
United Kingdom Of Great Britain and
ireland produces annually about 90,
ono 900 busLell Of wheat and consumes
1870, 900, 90 bushels Or about Ok bushels
per capita. 1t has therefore a deficit
to purchase, amounting 10 - much, Of
wheat, a. al IL produces, or 90, 600, 900
bushels. 1hus, England has two
bushels Of wheat - buy where We
have one n sell rs wheat forms the
daily bread OF tho two countries, and,
unless in exceptional or extreme cases,
no substitute for it will be accepted by
the people, the purchase Of these vas%
quantities OF wheat on the one side, and
their sale 90 the other, form, naturally
enough, occasions for the exercise of q
good deal OF what may be euphemi2ed
as commercial diplomacy. In other
words the larger England can repre-
sent her corn crop aud tho crop of 9th
eT countries from which She draws her
supplies, the cheaper she Is likely 20
get grain from the United States
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

strongly with the W LIS The Uritpd
states trU"ps are enramyed Within
tlir'v yar,i- NJ ,he polls n Frauklin
SELMA, Nov. 49, Tie DHgo county
e, lritur aud Nugan the Tax Coltc-
or, both Republicans, we're arrested !, .
day under ih- enforcement aC'. Tn,
atli iavit for their arrpHt WIS nadn u,
john Sitshy, au Independent Repulli-
can candidate for iHS collector, VII,
Charlt 4 h" defendants with ODnspir-
ing 20 Iulnlidute O,luTed myu from
voting tie independent ticket, IT.,
Uuted States Commissioner hound
th'm b III uvtT b. the District Coutt
BALTIMORE, Nov 3 Waller Harris,
aged IS, who had h,Cn IN The habit al
smoking iu bed, Wu. iOUHd dead Ia Iii,
rom this morning The body Was
horribly huruCb and presented 4 lick
ching sight The lire l5 ruppuscd /,
have been caused by the pipo Of tht
deceased.
lowell, Mass, Sow. Rev John
O BrIen, pastor oi ~. Ealrick'> Church
TWEEN y--iK Nc8g>. died Tonight whIi,
sitting az the tea table, of apology.
SUDBURY, PA OF. 3l.--A Urge frr
rIORe Out 81 s. lru's Grove last night,
la The stasle ~ Geo. Schuuer. Heavy
winds prevailed, and over gwo ,Qusre-
tu the central part Of the Gown wa
completely Dies royCJ. Aid Was sum
mOued from Eu"bury, aud The hre
Wa got under CuDuUl ou their arrival
the Keystone and National hot, l.,
Central School House, Methodist
Church aud Tnlg5 printing Office ar,
among the buildings burued. q boa
sixty buildings were burned in all.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
THE FIRST DISTRICT

The returns from the FIRST District
appear unlavoTable 10 Butler, and ia
vorable 10 mcfarland, But We will
await further returns before couceding
Buffers defeat. It is possible that
Netherlands majori,ies may reach 3
100 in the counties Of Hamben, Wash
ingtou, Greene and sullivan. Bat n
the counties Of Hawkins, Hancock,
Cooke, Granger, Claiborne, Garter
and Johnson are almost Sure To give
Butler $500 majority. Tho coutes!
vii. be very close, and we ar5 willing
10 admit that il Is doubtful.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

FOR COOL ASSURANCE and sublime
lmPudeneer comment Us to the follow
ing extract from the Press and Ncra!a
ofyes.erday morning:
" Although daily assaulted 1y he
contemplate and malicious ring of
UlliCc~hylders and their tools, who
control the columns Of the Chroujcie-
the very name of which has become an
oiieuse-we have not W2veged IN our
determination 10 exclude from our
columns anything that could be CON
strued into low personal abuse, or that
was not pertinent TO the questions in-
vOlYed."
Not gu is-ue OF that paper las ap-
pearod during the canvass that did not
maIiciUusly heap personal abuse OF
ridicule upon the editors Of tHe
CHEo"GCLE. Whenever hereafter Ha
wan. to quote an example uf impu-
dencc, we VIII reprint the above OK
tract Tho cadets at tho University
should paste &c iu their scrap book.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
her OF Commerce adopted the report
aud appointed the committee,
An Indianapolis woman cuts Pew


No littio excitement was Oceasioned
by the insane antics Of a Chestnut.
street woman, the wife of an Ameri.
eau Express umplye, Saturday. Tho
first pcCeniriciy noticed was when she
entered neighbor's house and begen
breaking the furniture aud cToCkery.
From this fOruy she returned to her
wa house, aud attracted crowd BY
appearing at her second story front
windows and leaplug from one To an.
other on the outside. THING OF this
sport she climbed upon the roof Of the
house 6y going out OD a lean upn or
shed and making her way upward.
Arriving O; the roaf, her next step
WAS 70 ascend The chimney, n feattbat
w..s successfully performed. Then
pushing back her hair, she cracked
neg heels together. and giving and vn,
earthly yell, swung out on the light
ming rod, with the evident intention
of reaching q s'ill higher elevation.
The frYil roll gave way, however, ard
precipitatei the climber 10 the roOf,
down which She rolled until within
three feet of the ewes, when she reC0y
cred her feet, and after a feW Uyra-
IONS, lust 70 show that she WIS there,
the wOlGan made her way to tgrTa
GrnU. without delay she then came
tut upon the street, down which she
ran III a terrific pace, finally bringing
up in a house several squares dis,aN,,
whore she again began 10 tmash the
furniture aud decrease the supply Ct
cats. Officer Clay and tbs Husband
soon after arrived on Tho scene, and
conveyed tho woman homo, where she
was quoted at last. and yesterday she
had entirely rcGUvCred from her tenn
porlIy alteration OF mind.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

CIHCINNATI, Oct. 29-The commit.
tee appointed yesterday reported pluns
to-day 10 the Chamber OF Commerce
for rendering aid To tho Nebraska suf-
fgrers, They recommend the appoint
menJ Of q man ia the Chamber 10 IT,
gC,ye contributions, aud that the pas
tors OF Inc various churches uo request
cd to take up collections for tho pur-
pose, and dat the people OF ncighbOr-
lugtoWn- de~iIinR % contribute should
30 go 90 tho president OF Tho Chamber
VI Commerce. They further recon-
mend tGag .n Office be established 10
receive and s.0ro old clothing and cOu-
Unbulioua, and that II committee TO so
ir.# '." ..Ha .. D.r~ .frnd saitI
(.....r.I .frF ..s..fufal Vl. Tl....
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Bins. IN he Nauga.aek Y.ll.r

The New Haven Palladium say-
that eeycu-eight- of all the brass Uud
German silver made and consumed IN
the United States, together with one
half OF the manufactured copper, Is
made ia the little Nauggluck Valley,
which is not over thirty miles long.
The annual consumption Of copper by
the twelve brass and copper uIars 10
Gated iu the valley b not less imam six
teen millions of pounds, mOTethau hall
Of tla product ol the copper mines Of
The country. Nearly al the mills
commenced with wafer power and as
business grew supplemented that pow
or with sieau. Now lhree-iyuTlhs OF
the power used in rolling brass and
copper ia this valley 10 ODE product OF
steam. Nearly all these milo have
other companies connected with them,
which manufacture q large portion OF
the brass aud German products into
tho various fogu- o. beauty add utluIy
for general use, and mauy Of tue-e
smaller companies have paid their
stookholdeT- larger Giyd elJ5 thau
lHr gTGHt Er#Hr -r-.'.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
IRE LEGISLATIVE TIcKXr

Win the returns before us, up 20 .
O'Clock this moruiug, it is certain tHa,
LedEegwo9d is elected To represent this
county By something near TWO hund-
rcd majority, poruaps q little moro.
TuIIey leads Dyer, his Republican
opponent for the Senate, about two
hundred votes In this county, Ii our
Information received previous 10 the
election from the counties Of Union,
Granger and Anderson ia correct,
Dyer i elected.
The race between Gross and F!aDd-
ers for joint Representative IS close,
with the chances IN favor of Flanders,
Republican.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

q gentleman once asked. hat Is
woman ~ when o married man re-
piled, She IS M essay on goodness
and grace IN one volume, elegantly
bound, Although 10 may be- dear,
every man should have a copy Of it,"
We will only add that when q man
takes q wife he should buy her the
4" Monumental or All RICH"
cooking stove and give her fair start,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

KNOX COUNTY took its Democratic
shower in August, and has about
wheeled back into liue already. some
of our hayward friends up North are
out in the deluge now, but vii! wheel
Into line before 1876.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
III The ChaaCery Court, &C JsSks~
I1yu ~ g-fFr0,Ecg
a.9.s. U..a r.J.5, Llpl ~, -tll

"-g.s- ly.-I r..J,s, Lindsay, stab
II APPEARING FROM THE ALLEGATIONS
/ In IRE bill Whlgi ID sw0 u O., tuat O Q dc
lcuQan,5 David % rfr I-s IdgUL oil tao Siat3 o.
California Sarah Ann Hart whose Tosl-ru1o Ii
uuLuo"u 10 complainant JIter dilhEcut inquiry,
Thomas IrrJ % Ic5lagDt OF too .fJtU OF Texas,
john Hare % non TCsiaen. Oh no State Of IcujC5
Sc w4cE- re.lIclcb Is not known 10 COmp.aln'
ant a, lg hri8 ND Wife, u. t Gu hrle, resi-.
dents of tlg tate Of Missouri. Ogeph ~, Hart.
susan i HARD, Lizzie Hart Agi b nJmia III %.
r|ij9 Z! Of Tho Sta 90 4.-as, ~ ttcsgfora
"iorlcd by mc lnlL ulIieattn- Dr rllgg Tor four
successive weeks IN tno tLoNyl4B Chronicle,
UCWs paper puBIsltd IN tho city q Knoxville,
Tennessee, notifying sod dlleullut5 % nuult-
before Lle thauceTy Court, 10 JtcksDorp,' Ten
uessec. oa ,le third Monday oi December it%
oc the asme viii be takea for conf ssel "a b.
chem. and le' Tor herring gN Daftc, hyyculor
ID, Is-I Is. LINDSAY, {, 5 ii.
.t NIaugCry Court, e tlrE sbpFu
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

"SCOoPED, Is the word tina; eE-
presses the situation OF the Massachu
sets Republicans. They ought to
emLgratc to our own South America,
which stlll keeps step to the music Of
The Union.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

THE Press and HsrG(d Ena Joe.
Lewis are respectfully referred to the
2lst district for information as to how
little Tom Nelson and the Tricks
ter" came out in their discussion with
the hgr1 og civil fights
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

THE Press and HcTala Of yesterday
said Look out for Campaign Tricks
in tO-dey's CHRONICLE
Our readers viii find some oil the re-
suits Of the CuRoSICLE's " Tricks -
IA to-I0u's CuROsuCLE in the re
ductiou Of the majority in Knox couu.
" by about six hundred.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

TIE result OF the election in Knox
egunty yesterday win prove warn
ing in all time TO come, TO any unprin-
cipled set Of fellowa who attempt 10
accomplish their ends by oowardice,
Islander and Misrepresentation.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

TIE unblushing fl.=ehoods uttered
and published against Mr.. Maynard
only strengthened him with his neigh
bors, and the vote he received ycstsT-
day is a strong rebuke TO those who
have thus mallgned ami traduce'i him.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

THE cred sox's" frieuds claimed
Knox county by 1900 majority, bl.
the Pres and Herald was q dead
weight to him, and he pulled through,
1osing near six hundred votes or The
August poll.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

cause. the people VIII not aud rclr'
n the Democratic parry, and they viii
NmA lhnt ont before 1910.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
SHERIDAN,
----.--.------- -
Collision Between Gov. Kellogg
and tho Mayor Of Now Orleans.

NEW ORLASz, Oct. So There was
a collision between Mayor +. Burke
aud Gov. Kellogg. Burke drew q whip
and Kellogg drew pistol and fired,
grazing BuIlEU, Burke drew q revolver
and fired three or four Intellectual
shots at the Governor. Burke and
Gov. Kellogg arc congratulated by
their fsiCuds upon the lSuchabIy
harmless termination Of the affair.
There is no truth IN the report that
the Democratic leaders are about to
commence criminal proceedings for
the Square iiEht of Nov. 18th.
IERRE HAUTE, IND, Oct, 30.--Vhe
loss by the GTccucGsti3 fire is Cstina-
ted at S}3S, 900 The fires in the woods
are still raging,
New iberia, oct. ty-Eiys hun
drJd real estate owners. Of the parish Of
ST. Martins, have just arrived TO offer
themselves as bUudsmen for seven ST.
AurJinavllle prisoner Mu-sIs Dor
court, DOgO= and +. GarobiDo, OF that
parish, were arrested yesterday.
Failure Of a Hoay Firm.
ANNApoLIs. Oct. 25.-W. D. Wash.
burn & Co have failed. Their liabili-
ties amount to half q million dollars.
Their assets amount TO millions Of dot
lars. W3shbUrn'5 paper j. held al
over the States. Two hundred thou
sand is held here. II is feared IN caaC
Of depression in trade the assets
VIII not DE available,
L0uisiHnH News.
SHREVEPORT, Oct. %. The Thai. r9I
violation Of the enforcement act has
been postponed Halter tbcC!geti0u by
general consent,
SAN FRANCESCA Oct. L3.--NCHs nas
/ been received of the revolution IN low
or California. The insurgents piUndoT-
/ ed and murdered many persons, and
then proceeded to Cupo st. Lucas,
when The PEOPLE arose and gave them
I battle, killing thirteen insurgents, lu-
| Guiding the leader lhus putting an
end 70 the revolution.
New ORLEANS, Oct --.-NifZ or
ugr- the saloons closed on election day.
/ From five o. SIX !ousaud fraudulent
/ negro registrations nave been lI-rgv-
cred.
The Central Uoma,No- u. fifty
/ Republicans. aNlal.a- .ts. ....0
ag aIlT,--. Stating Jha- they ... -....g
/ nAa-ltulu5 az tus Republican d., ...
state, and ask aU g4ua! di-.r..- ..
/ Tire public patronage and demand tas'
/ Tho Cg'cTgl men la.i na consulted
/ upon "a. questions lHEgir.u. TIE .H-
/ .n'. .UrU they lgrEga. ..H .ug
-..IH ~ '.a I.1l.. u. ... State,
They .. ... TflHas. lg .s u.u ,.a
/ pz they has. been u ~. T-.
/ 40 interference Wih yots,r r,rrc
/ sine UnIy object
.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
GHANEEuY GOUBT an TAZE-
WELL


IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING PAOM
Tho bill lied, which 3. 81 IN Do, that WIN. y.
Mcdaniel is 2 non resident lltas STATE OF au-
mes. os. 80 th't Tho ordinary process of law esu
not bo served on him, II is thereto 0 ordered
by the Chancellor that pUJu0!t l04 DO made for
four consecutive weeks ia Z Knoxville Weekly
ChrOu ole notifying said non reudeLt defendant
% appetr before The Clerk and Master. NJ ituies
20 be hold ln the NJ steTs on 'e % IpzgWaJ, Isus
n, geo q, on tEo frsg Monday Of Do' mbgr, 1874
and make dcleuseto sad bin, or tho same sill
taken for con eeruI us O. him, and FCt for hear
ms pN-ugrtn. This the s5.. y 1874.
AU8MU8, Y. q ~
XswN
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

insurrpctiun. D,H G rios "a willing 20 re-
lease prisoners, but Is unwilling u at his
volunteers shall g. to Cuba upon Compu-
sion
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

JOE LEWIS and Jimmy Williams
with their Civil Rights Bill failed t.
eject Msbry but they beat Ben. But
l,r
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

IT Is EyIDENT that the Press ard
Herald did not circulate in Ben But-
LeT's district IN The last canvass.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04
Destructive Fires at Ggeeoest lie
Indiana.

TNDIANAPOLis. IND., oct. pa
twenty five or thirty buildings were
burned at Grecnclstle, lnGitna, lust
hight. The lire ,xrendtd over fuu,
squares on the cast side Of Indiana
street, destroying all the huiliings OK
cepling The ir-t National BanA. The
iu.s is estimated at over SiOO, 0Ou. wi ID
out a small amount Of Insurance. IL
8 supposed that the fire was the Norb
of An incendlary.
CISCINNhTI, Oct. - Grceucas,lo,
Indiana, Is burnt e, The woods in
various paris Of ludiau aud III hos are
burning.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. g9.--The iuucr
al Of Rev. Geo. Suuid took lace this
moruing at St.Mary's CalholJ c church,
VIII, re lie hau bern pastor FOR twenty
live years. Atl,r impressive CeIpmo.
mics IN the church, " hiCh WAS urNpla
40 black the TtuAius were deiO -iiei
iu the vault iu lhe burial ground q, The
FEAR Of the ghGrcu.
BAITlN0EE, oct. "a clear Dem.
ucragc representative for municipal
ui,ic.ls, 9 900 majority.
six;g.rtuc werrsor- Captarto.
CHICAGO. osf - Tho following
dispatch NtF received %. Headquarters
90 day:
WlCHirA .AGGSgy, OCT. s-.-Iht
Indian Wei 81 lhI. Nation j. rapid y
cullug-.u.. l'gu, Davidson reports
through -cou'- lhI- evening that Ma
ior ScAuGeG with his column has
captured or ELK creek siNty-ujut
Nocouee warriors and two Thousand
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-11-04

A RIGHT smart shower yesterday
outside Of Knox county.