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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11
PROPOSALS. FoR FUEL.
HEAD9yanrEns m4E 1sI. GSSSgs. ,

EO1s . ~A<A-"
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
QUARTERNAsrER's OFFICE :
s..,., ", WIAsHINSroS: MAY : ~.
fsSe ne June
SsIt. for supplying Wood and Coal 70 the United
the Sas Ss 81
, The Wood TO be msrchaptsble Oak, and TO be de-
h. .s 8! asa ~:
may be DESIGNATED By the sommaPSins Marine on
The Coal to be good white ash an egg Coal
free from dust and g weigh s pounds 70 ne sSa
and delivered az such points within the limits the
~ sns Sn WOOD
and Coal to be furnished upon the monthly or guar
ing The saantities required in sccordancs WltsTss-
1'AN'n'' VIZ PoRTsMoUTH, H.
g CORDS eoPd S Of H Wood.
cHARLESTowH, MASS.
l25 tons OF Goal.
90 cords OF Wood
CIncludIns Assistant Qusitsrnss.er's oacs.S
&c &c s sSHi Of Of I Wood,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
100 tons o. Coal,
Unciuding Assistant Quartermaster, 40 nee-l .
WASHINGTON, y. C.
unclpding guard At Naval MagaIine''
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
I" cords Of WoSGao spoar, VA.
50 tons OF Coal
so cords OF Wood.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
90 cords of Wood
MARE BLAND, CAL.
nos tons OF Coal:
50 cords OF Wood.
with the privilege OF increasing the quantity
II Inc V GOD and coalfurnished at washtnR,oncity
TO be measured, weighed and certified by the Cow
eminent inspector appointed by the Navy DEPART
ment, and the expense attending such inspection,
&C., paid by the Contractor.
Blank forms Of proposals can be obtained upon
Application az any OF the Marine posts.
Paymeuts will be made upon the receipt Of ac-
counts duly authenticated BY the commanding on
cers OF the posts at which the Wood or Coal has
been delivered. Tho right Is reserved To- reject all
A SSaranty to Be strned 6y tworesponsible per-
sons, whose responsibility must be cereihed 70 by
the United States District Attorney, or United
oihsrwisai !: viii not be considered
dressse " INC unuei WILLIAM b SLACK,
earns nm mY6
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PROPOSALS.
DROPosALS FOR STATIONERY.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, June > 1874.

k1nOxO SA4AO EOn l.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, I
WASHINGTON, June ,, 1874. :
Sealed proposals, addressed to the Secretary OF
the Navy, for furnishing stationery for the Navy
Department., and bureaus and Offices thereof. in
Washington, during the fiscal year ending June %,
1873 will be received untn Il O'Clock Of the 9th
Proposals must be submitted on the forms fur
nished BY the Department, with the guarantee and
certificate annexed, and must embrace all the items
therein.
Proposals from parties not engaged in business in
Washington or who have not supply depot in such
city, win not be considered.
The schedule embraces two general classes: 1st,
paper and snvelopes-d, miscellaneous articles;
and the contract Will be awarded I'm the whole by
classes as may considered the more advantageous
to the Government.
The Department reserves the right to require .
greater or less quantity Of article In the schad
ue than that specified the wants of the same msy
require.
The articles will be called for from time to time as
needed and must be in accordance with the schedule
and satisfactory to the head Of the office bureau
for which required; must be delivered without un-
necessary delay, aud at the expense Of the con-
tractor In default Of any of which requirements e
Department reserves the right to purchase the art
cles elsewhere, or to annnl the contract In Whole on
In part, and VIII hold the contractors responsbIe
for any additional expense 1t necessarily lncHrs
Bills properly approved, accruing under the con-
-e' GEO. N. robson,
lea Secretary OF the Navy.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT., -
WAsHINGToS, Junr , IsiI.
Sealed proposals, Ldorsed and addressed 70 tbs
seoee Of the sS june q to ppT the navy
Department and Offices thereofin Washington with
80 80 pounds to ton, best quality white ash
10 tons go pounds to ton, best quality white ash
100 cord: Dis cubic fest) Of wsll-ssasoned good size
10 cords Gs cubic fess wslI-seasonsd bakers Pins
All Of which viii be weighed. measured and in
spotted by the Navy Department. Inspector, at the
expense q The soC,rTsstSr ses0rdng e III
These supplies must be delivered at the Navy De-
partment OF Office for which required by the 9Th
July next, to insure which, bonds Will be required
Blds may be made for either wood or coal or for
both, bxt state much cord or tom as the
coal or kind of wood. GEO. u. RQBESON,
je5 Secretary Of thu Navy.
DROPOSALS FOR FUEL AT THE NAVAL
Z AcADRMyr AT ANNAPOLIS, MARY
Sealed proposals will be received until june
r., neon, ;for supplying the Naval zAsAaenE<
100 tons steamer Anthracite Coal.
2, IG tons Cumberland Coal, Georges Greek, run
70 p1 Te s s rE 81 Ssya academy free
OF expense to the U nitsd states Government The
Gas Coal immedistsiy after the LIST Of July next;
and Cum bsrland Coal immediA teiy afar the lst Of
August. The delivery OF each Sind must be eontln-
pOu.;, The Acsdomy win discharge AZ rate o. noe
quality. free from dust, and to weigh ago pounds
The right TO reject bids for Coal not suitable for
purposes Of the Academy "a reserved.
Proposals 60 be Endorsed Proposals for Coal"
ana Auui JOHN L. wORDEN-
Rear Admiral and SuperintendenE Naval AcadeJpY-
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TEAS

wehaye recently added to our stock In this de-
partment by the purchased a LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-CRoP TEAS Of tn. dlserens varieties,
and hence we are now prepared to offer special in
ducements.
See prices below:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

..THR bridge builders are striving TO obtai n
possession of the Philsdelphia city treasury:
The EVsai,0 Star. Of that city thinks If the
bridging Of the schuyiknl goes on ss fast as
NE jobben would like, Philadelphia win
speedily eclipse Venice. And when the Schuyl.
knf is all bridged over there is the Delaware
and the Tissahicxon. - .---. 49,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

:.
E An ST 5sx q or APPLI:
for PRoMoTioNs.ill be held on TQRDAY,
ins' IsalS eoIFlida!os
ien-N
~, a sPECIAL LETTING OF TINE
i M,I K hsid ). Carroll H.h, ffAffs lrssrsdsyi
EHSoy w s g 2: :. o sS
r5ss.aes,. .-....a mn. s1A y, sss.ss..y:
- Cured by Buckeye salve, the only i6fsiiibis
%sy
"a IS.sI l .sn i 5
nal; "; 2. WiSSs' sole agents go Broadway,
% NOTICE.
No..
~, l!' sno 4sTD, o. P pg rs woRKs'l
The esise q Inspsstor Ssiidinss has been RE-
g room u Moirison 6glidins, where ali applies
''i By opdeP ~ the hoard riiu 'neuie Ds made
jest cHAs. 8 JOHNSON, Secretary.
- C1 -CT0 A. = = -
- LfaRIRY
contalning Histories, BiograpHies, travels, works
n ricnon So Al sast sne1ld Dc In arss-elass
f1shed sS~@s- = soou - pun
Quarterly subscrip.ioa. "a 90
Semi annual slescription ,-................. %
Annual suSscription 70 members 81 the :s.o:
citation ......,....--..... .--........ 4 90
Each subscriber b entitled to draw two books at
LITE Fr:a rsadinq.room .tt,shsa
Religious services 1t f2:i5 and o. m. daily.
Sabbath services In Lincoln hall q ssso D. "a. and
In MeLeoPontAn na4 ass p. m.2 = q. les-tf
r~sPECIAL INSTRUCTION.
In - - =
PENMANsHIP, BOOKKEEPING AND GORE
morning and eveninS dprlss the sum,,er ~ o,ths
a. the Basin 50 College, corner Oh seventh AMI 4
streets Also, private Instruction during these
E9asas 01ly. - 80 le.-n
eRAILROAD TICKETS BOUGHT,
- exchanged or. sold TO Pittshpr g, Cincin-
n tto.Isxite, indlsnaPons, 81. Louis or Chi.
in this CITY Appiato b. wfiiTrSSinDFEs p u,
Pennsylvania avenue, In the Continental Hotel
@@yte : = - : : - 10y 49,
Fourteenfi streets, oaioe hours from 10 10 a. my.
and 5tos p. m. niyi2-im.
----------------
H ~. -. u.
The WASHINGTON AND 7GFsoRGFTowN
MEssESGER Am ExpIsEss coSfpANy ~, -
opened their Yarions oces throa shout the eIsyfor
the transaction Of business AZ the foilotna places
and have pq. On ne .tssas corps o. afty
t0etmesseneers 70 carry mesa - arc packages;
LIST District 0fhce-Pennsyiyauiz syende, between
First and Second. 2 Sss-a -. - ~
"a District Omce-Federal Block. corner Seventh
and r. L. b. r4s. sax
ID District oaice-Federal Flort. conner seventh.
andF;, .so....4-..3 %
IN bissre orr at sp ssrsss
6th District Ohice-ts2i 4 street northwest. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11
POLITICAL NOTES.

Hon. Robert M. McLane is Q candidate for Con.
gress In the Fourth Maryland district against
Hon. Tbonss Swami.
The Republican convention held yesterday al
Hyde Park, Vermont, renouinatsd Hon. George
W. Hendee, by Q unanimous vote, for Congrsss
from the Third district. -
Democratic statesueu afS plenty 10 Missouri
Thus far fourteen Of them have expressed q will
ingness to accept the party uonination for Cover
nor, six for Lieutenant Governor, twelve for Sec
Rotary Of State, and about dszen for each Of the
other Offices
Gen. James G. Negiey has been unanimously
renominated by the Republicans OF the Pittsburg
Congressional district for his fourth term. The
General has good reason to be proud Of the IN
shaken confidence reposed in him by his CON-
stituents. He is undoubtedly one Of the very
best men the citizens Of Pittsburg could select TO
represent them in Congress.
The st. Louis Democrat says: 1.-THE Ohio friend
Of Senators Thurman and George H. Pendletor
are at 1t again like two tom cats In barrel. The
distinguished gentlemen themselves maintain a
Distant and heightened personal regard for each
other, bit their friends have concluded that the
hold them oota.S The Presidential nominations
in 1875 is the boksof contention, and while the
Ohio Democrats arsquarreling about 1t Governor
Hendricks is looking on with q degree Of com
piacency only equale1 by that which, according
to Bailey, irradiates the countenance of the nan
who is next in q crowded barbsrshop."
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

The St. Louis, Globe is opposed to the passage
Of the pending drl rights bill, and says such
. oil would never have-received the sanction
Of either House but for the peculiar circum-
stances attending the death of Charles Sumner
"We id not believe, says the Globe, s'thst after
the Senate had been deaf to Mr.. summers
speeches for five years 1t would be suddenly
converted to his absurd notions BY few words
uttered on his death-bed" -. -.E
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

THE unanimous report Of the Senate Com
mittee against the Sutro tunnel scheme IN
doubtedly disposes Of that ''great bore" al
least for the present session Of Congress. Oul
readers have been kept thoroughly posted or
the subject for some time past, and Congress.
has probably received more information regard
ing il through the publication of Mr.. c. A,
Wetmore's cards N our columns than 1t could
have obtained from any other source. In fact;
Nj, Sutro's defeat may be ascribed mainly
to Mr.. Wstmore,s active opposition to thu
scheme. -.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

THB strawberry crop In Delaware and East
ern Maryland lie said to be immense this sea-
son. Berries are being shipped from the grow
ing districts Of the rate of four cents per quart
A gentleman Of this city who was at Whining
ton, Del, on Tuesday last, informs us that on
that day he counted eighty -four car loads Of
this luscious fruit passing northward. The
and raspberry crops give promise OF
being as successful as has the crop of straw
berries. The prospect for fine crop of
peaches is said to be not so good. On Tuesday
next the regular meeting Of the Peninsular
Fruit Growers Association will be held at Do
yer, Del, when the growers from Delaware
and the Eastern Shore Of Mssyisud win report
the condition of their orchards, and the entire
crop of the Peninsula can be closely esti
mated, as by that time the young fruit will be
so far advanced as to render its arrival At ma
turity tolerably certain. .Ha- T.! q
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

In New York recently DR.. Allen read a paper,
before the Social Science Association, In which
he dwelt upon the reprehensible method Of
teaching prevalent in many of our cities In thu
public schools. Here is paragraph which we
commend to our school teachers and srthorL
ties. "The radical defects Of our, educational
methods, said DR.. Allen, Consists in treating
children as though their organizations were
precisely alike. The universal blunder of the
teachers of youth Is to DO found in examining
the memory without developing the powers of
observation; in Offering books as the substitute
for, instead of the aids to, oral exposition; in
producing species Of mental indigestion, by
dumping into the minds an indiscriminste mass
Of facts and principles, without due regard
to their proper assimilation" D
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

I 3 WiSEs rom FRASoT and GER
:. MANY. 81
Al the above goodsare in tin or glass, in small
paetagss. areprepare& for instant use, snd can be
carried without sreSkiAg.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11
SUMMER TOURISTS,

And THOSE who leave the eyTY during TIE
sTg%psy m9ntAs for he e. GNosHtiS Vt sun NJ
fS5Rffds hsyf ssHA Hsse syx q N
shipped by express to any part ef the
country,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11

The ofice Of inspector OF Baiiidinss has been RE-
MOVED from tae corner Of Fifteenth and q streets
tions for permits 70 build should be made.
i ~ Srdef Oh me r gSa5p a Iozrso,r s.,,..,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-11
INsTRUcrIoN
sENmANsHIP, BooKkEEpsse AND CORR

B@DR MARY A. PARSONS,
- Al No, 1872 =, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, OfAoe hours from 70 10 q. m.
and 3to6 p. m. niyl2-im'
fE n TIOE- ---. =
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-08
Strange Phenon,ina in Canada.
MEMOIR TELEssRAyIs.

Miss Aun Eliza Brewster of Barnsted, n.
H., aged %, drowned herself yesterday morn
ing in Suncook pond. Her father died last
week and it is supposed that grief from his loss
was the cause of suicide.
Geo, Bootman, steward o the schooner John
l.. Manson of Boston, fell overheard from that
vessel while intoxicated, Thursday night, and
was drowned.
Gov Dix has ordered an investigation into
the charges against Mayor Havemeyer.
George Smith, formerly conductor on the
Lansing, Detroit & Michigan railroad has been
arrested in Buffalo, charged with embezzling
tickets. About one thousand tickets were
found in bis trunk.
TIE water will be drawn off section of the
Erie canal Tuesday night, in order to re-bottom
locks 6 and 8 1t will take two or three DAYS
to complete the work.
A despatch to the London News reports that
the French authorities have seized $4,000 cart
ridges on the Spanish frontier, designed for the
Carlsts.
InIawrence, Thursday, j. II. Colyille, while
intoxicated, was killed in attempting to get on
a moving train.
William Connolly and John McGinness, no.
torious burglars, have been sent to Jail in Low
ell
The Universalist church and Mrs L. G
Hales dwelling in Newburyport, was slightly
damaged By lightning Thursday.
The Stack-O Hara case, involving the disc-
pine of the Catholic church, was concluded at
Williamsport, Pa, Thursday. The report of
the master in equity will be male soon.
Gen. Howard has left for Oregon to take
command of the department.
Department clerks at Washington are pre-
pairing material for the annual reports
The dental convention, which has been in
session at Detroit, Mich. adjourned yester.
day.. DR.. NJ. S. Dean of Chicago, was elected
President
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-08

The camp meeting ground at Old Orchard is
rapidly putting itself in order fer the session
of the National Association which opens next
wednesday. Six new cottages have been put
I'D within two weeks and four more are under
way. Several society tents have been pitched
and others will be Monday and Tuesday. The
roads haze been thoroughly graded, openings
commanding fine views of the ocean have been
cut through the trees, the boarding house has
been doubled in size and the grounds have been
greatly improved in all respects. The Rev. Mr..
Inskip, President of the National Associa-
ton, and the Rev. William MDonad of Bos-
ton, are putting up cottages, and will hereafter
make Old Orchard their summer home. The
indications cow are that the camp meeting
next week will call together the largest assem-
blage of people ever seen in Maine.
August has brought many visitors to the
beach, and the hotels are rapidly filling up.
The large, finely appointed, and excellenty
kept Ocean House maintains its deserved pop
ularity and is filled with guests. Portland peo
pie seem to look upon it with favorable eyes,
aud there are at present several under its hos
pitable roof.
Last evening the fine Hayes quartette of
Montreal, gave charming concert in the great
dance hall of the Ocean House. This quar-
tette, solely by its own me rits, has won its way
into popular favor, and is justly admired by
people of musical taste. The concert last eve
ming greatly surprised those who for the first
time listened to this excellent musical organi
cation, and won the renewed praise Ct those
familiar with it.
This evening a grand hop comes eff at the
Ocean House, in Music Hall, which promises
to be the finest affair of the season. A large
party from Boston will come down tomorrow
afternoon, and many people from Portland will
doubtless attend
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-08
PERSONAL.

Letters from Simmons, the sculptor report
the arrival at Rome of Judge Symonds of this
city. Mr.. S. aud Judge Symonds have been
journeying through Italy.
Elk Gov. Coburn was in Augusta last week,
the first time for two years. There has re
Gently been great improvement in his health
w. o. Fletcher of the Warren High School
and G. 7. Fletcher of the Eastern Normal
have recently been holding teachers insti'
tute at Fort Fairfield, Aroostook county.
Mr. Joseph E. Badger, son of VIM. S. Bad
ger of the Maine Farmer, is shortly to leave for
Germany, where he will remain for about four
years to pursue his studies.
Rev. Elijah Kellogg, the we'll known author
is sojourning at Harpswell.
Hon. Eugene Hale was in Bangor Thursday
on his return from an excursion to Lake Supe-
rOr.
David Kelley and son and j. C. Harrington,
formerly of Fryeburg now residents of Chicago,
arrived in this City yesterday, on short visit
to their friends in this state.
Mr.. James F. Clegg of the Cincinnati Ga
zette was in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jennings (nee Madeline Hem
riques the well known actress) and family of
New York, George Whitney of Philadelphia
and party, and VIM. Deering Of Chicago, are
at the Falmouth.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-08
New YORK Stock aud Honey Market.

New YORK, Aug. 7-Erenind.-Money was easy
at g per cent, closing at q per cent prime mer
weak al 1861 q 49, for sixty days and 49OI q 490I
for sight. The imports of dry goods tor the week
S2,97O,954. The Custom receipts to-day S475-
morrow, aggregating nearly S2,0OOO0O. The opening
price no, closing at l104 with sales in the ne
or at 81; the rates paid for carrying were a per
Treasurer disbursed to-day SESSION GU account of
interest. Governments firm with large demand for
State bonds duh. Stocks are dull and with limited
transactions advanced q per cent The day was
one Of the dulest of the and tine market pre-
sented no striking feature. The total transactions
$4,000 shares including Is, 200 Lake Shore 100
Western Union, 11,700 Union Pacific. 220J st. Paul,
2IOO North Westera 2cSo Wabash, HOO ohios, geo
Ere 500 Rock Island 400 st. Panl preferred opening
and closing prices-Lake Shore 72a q IS; New York
Central 1908 q 1909; Union Pacific Isl a. 294 Wab
ash 375 q $751; Pacific Mail 45s q 5A;Western Union
TAG az ISL. I'll
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-08
NEW YORK..
Various Matters.

NEW YORK, Aug. Z.
1t is stated that additional charges have been
made against Mayor Havemeyer by the Tam
manyites, which were forwarded to Gov. Dix
and sent back to the Mayor for his answer
thereto.
A rumor is ahoat that Comptroller Green
has beec indicted by the grand jury for NAL
feasance
Counterfeits of the new ten and fifty cent
scrps are plenty here. They are paler in color
and the paper is somewhat poorer, and the en-
craving very clumsy, in comparison with the
original
The residence of VIM. M. Tweed on Add
street and Fifth avenue, was sold at auction
by referee to-day for $195,0O0.
1t is reported that the State of New York,
which failed tie get $3,000,000 of the new "5's'
awarded to the Syndicate, is investing in the
'1O.40.''
Detectives to-day arrested VIM. G. Brandon
and Walter Morfatt, noted characters. on sus
picion of attempting to negotiate stolen bonds.
Iu their possession was found memorandum
of about $780, 600 bonds stolen from John Ed
sail in New Jersey, in Dec. 1873.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-08

One district in Canada tried the new election
law Thursday, voting by ballot.
A young man named VIM. Tracy died at VAL
lev Falls e. l., Thursday night from the eff
fects of blow from bat while playing base
ball.
John G, Davis of Woonsoeket, r. l., was
held yesterday in tie sum of $4,000 for au at
tempted outrage on girl of five years.
The Americans beat the Englishmeu at
cricket, in London yesterday, in one inning,
with 800 TO spare.
An Easton, Nd, despatch says that the
young coored man, Smith, was hung yesterday
for committing rape. He protested innocence
to the last,
President Sarmento of the Argentine Re-
pubic, yesterd ~ sent q message of greeting to
President grant on the event of the completion
OF he submarine cable which places the AR
gentlne Republic at the gates of the United
States"
Postmaster General Jewell sails from Liver
pool to day Tor New York.
Special treasury agent Hueston, dismissed
from his office IN Philadelphia is one of the
land.
A fire at Paola. Kansas, Thursday night, de-
stroyed the best business portion of that place
Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Robert Calmet killed Dr. Fisher, a drummer
for an atlas company, Wednesday evening, at
Baconsburg, Ohio, for taking liberties with his
wife. Calmet gave himself up to the authori-
ties.
A small boy named CASSIDY was rnn over by
the engine on the Boston & Albany road Thurs
day, and died during the night.
July 10th the schooner Porta Plata, in 60
ing out of the harbor of Jerenice. in charge of
pilot, was driven by the sea and current on
reef, forming the west side of the port, aud
VIII be total loss. The cargo of coffee and
logwood was saved, but in a damaged condi-
ton.
The barn of James NJ. Ushur at West Med
ford, Mass, was struck by lightning Thursday
evening and burned Loss $1,000; insured for
$1,000.
Chas. Williams was drowned at Buffalo yes
terday.
The Arkansas registration laws have been
suspended.
The fires in Ottawa district, Can, are caus-
ing considerable alarm.
Three horse thieves were taken out of Jail at
Ozark, Ark, Tuesday night and hung,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-08-08

ground OF hostility to the civil rights hill and
mixed schools, and business being almost en-
tlrely suspended, all went to the polls. The
over 1000.
,, KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. The election in
knoxville aud throughout Knox county yes
terday was the most exciting for many years
Horace Maynard made speeches during the
canvass, endorsing the civil rights bill as
party measure. Senator Brownlow was openly
hostlie to the bill, which he termed ''the sum
OF OF Viiianles and quintessence determinations"
Ii result OF the election was complete revo-
luton throughout the city and county with
sweeping majorities foI the conservative anti
civil rights ticket. The city was wild with Joy
last night, and the country were crowding into
town to-day rejoicing over the unexampled VIC