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FIRE RECORD.

NEwnuRG, n. T., June g.-Thc Orange.
Lake House, near this place, was burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000.
MEMPiiIs, June "a special to the
.Ippedi from Jackson, Tenn, says that n
lire broke out at / o'clock Monday morn.
ing in the composing room Of the Whiy
and Tribune office, and the entire building
was destroyed, together with the con.
tents, except a portion Of the stock Of
Ramsey 4 Co., on the ground floor, which
was removed The Wig and TriJnncJ
loss il 5000, insured. The other losses
we're not stated. The fire was the work
Of an nccndiary.
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SAN FnAScIsco, June "a Pacific
Mail steamer brings the report that the
English ship Prince Alfred, with gunno
for London, ioundcrcd nj sea In the vi.
ciniiy Of Coquimbo. The crew left in two
boats, one Of which was picked up. II IL
expected that the other boat will reach
To1uiInbn
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AsrOBuGs.-The farmers Of this yicin.
ity are just now engaged in a fearful
wrestle with the potatO.bngs. Every man
who has potato patch has big contract
on hand in fighting the bugs. 1trequires
the active services Of about ten good.SiEed
boys to the acre to keep the bugs In check.
II the cost Of bugs is added 10 the price
Of potatoes they will be rather an expen.
siye luxury.
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CtScSSA1t, June O.-Thc GaI,it',
Huntington, West Virginia, special says
a large grain elevator located there, owned
by parties In Huntington, Richmond nnd
Chicago and lately rented TO q. Muller
& Co., Of New York, burned al 94O to.
night. Loss $4,000; insurance, I'M.
known. The Rfc undoubtedly was the
work Of an lnccndlary.
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PGRsOSAL--IIis Excellency, Governor
Jacob, and several officers Of the State
Government, accepted an invitation to
witness the play Of the "COlOr Guard, and
were present last evening,
Kit Carson, the comedian, was pre-
vented by sickness from appearing in the
Color Guard" last evening. Mr.. vii.
Warden filled his part ("Wash') very &C.
ceninblY.
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Observation-Disclosures,

PHILADELPHIA, June 0.-Slcamshil
Kcnilworth, irom Liverpool arrived
NEW YORK, June g.-Stcnmship Gel
lcrt, from Hamburg arrived
SAN fRASCisCO, June a.-Ex-M Mayor
Thos II. sclby, died this afternoon Of
pneumonia.
NEw YOcK, June Steamers Algeria
from Liverpool and State Of Georgia
from Glasgow arrived.
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California I,olitics.

san FRANCISCO, June 0.-A dispatch
from Sacramento says that to-day II. r
Page WA nominated for Congress BY the
Second, and c. Il. Dennis, Of vnllcj 70, by
the Third Congressional District Rcpub.
lican Conventions. The Republican State
Convention meets nt Sacramento t0.mur.
row. 4 rtimor prevails that Sargent
and Gorhnm will break with the Central
Pacific, and dcnouncc the company in the
rnnrnnlinn
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CtNciSNAri, June 0.-Thc Ga:ciic's Nru
Orleans special says A dispatch from
brownsville says the Sheriff there has
official information that twenty armed
MrSicnns crossed into Texas on Saturday
night, eight miles below Brownsville.
Jefferson Davis hNs been rendered, and
will accept, the Presidency Of the TcxN.
Mechanical and Agricultural College, at
Irynn. Salary, $1,000.
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Now IIn,,Insillrn I,niliirs.

CoNcoRp, June 0.-CaucusCs were held
by both parties this evening to nominate
candidates for State officers, the election
for which comes off tomorrow. The Re.
publicans nominated Il. T. Prescott for
secretary oi state, and Salon Il. Carter
for state treasurer; the Democrats nomi-
mated VIM. luitcrlcld for secretary Of
state, and Josiah $, Dearborn for state
irNnauFpF
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CmcAuo, June 0.-Thc Occan',
special correspondent tClcgrnphs via Fort
Laramie tha after nine days march the
theological party arrived last Thursday
IN the east fork Of lIcovCr creek, latitude
i3o 5O' and fixed it' first permanent
camp. They have a. yet found no min.
cral Developments, nor have the Indians
caused the party any trouble.
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BosToN, June 9.-The coroners jury
in the case OF Mabel Young rendered a
verdict stating that the evidence points
directlytOThOmas Piper as the murderer.
GALVESTON, June 9.-Judge Morrill,, Of
the L. S. District Court, on demurrer
made by the attorney for the proprietors
Of the Galveston NclrS, this morning dis
missed the contempt ease against them.
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Governor CliCnry.

CoScoRD, y. H., June g.-Govcrnor
Cheney will be inaugurntCd tomorrow
Chas. $. Powers Republican, was elected
Railroad Commissioner thi9 afternoon hv
$50 out Of 3jl, Adam S. Pierce, Demo.
crnt, receiving ia. no other business Of
Importance was transacted by the Lcgis.
lnturr
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CLEVELAND, June 0.-This afternoon,
while some gentlemen Of the National
Sporting Convention were practicing trap
shooting on the Fair Grounds, fourteen
year old son Of cx.Councilman John
Huntington was accidentally shot in the
right eye, the eye being completely lie.
stroyCd. The wound Ia severe, but Is not
considered tlanprrous.
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COSnrIoS OF TIE WHARF.-Thers Is a
general complaint along the landing Of
the bad condition Of the wharf. In many
places the cobblestones are so loose that II
is dangerous for q team to pass over
them. The authorities should see that
the necessary repairs are made.
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The Board Of Government Engineers,
who have been here for some time si!
veying the route Of the brcnkwatcr for
this harbur, left to-day, having decided
upon plhn. They expect to advertise at
once for proposals for the work, and will
commence this fail. The estimated cost
L. 81 .hnnn nnn.
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Tllc Nrn i,nhln AlIIllrIn.

NEw YonK, June O.--The suptrintcnd.
ent oi the direct United States Gable
Company reports that the new cable il
working we'll, and signals transmitted nro
perpect, The line Is still In the hands Of
the contractors,
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TIE weather during the past week has
been all that could be desired for vegeta.
tion, and the crops are reported as having
revived wonderfully recently. The indl.
cations arc there will be bOuntiful har-
vnyt
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ISAsMuCn as some people have talked
a good deal nbout the desirability Of one
or more wooden pavements in Wheeling
1t is suggested to us that II the City COun.
ell would only lay their heads together
we might have such pavement.
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MOTHERS and daughters now endeayOr
to give the breakfnst.table n watering
place tint, while the old gentlemen eat
hastily and depart promptly TO their busi-
ness
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 0.-Gcn. Jovellar has
gone to Valencia to assume command Of
tie army Of the centic. Lieut.. Gen. De
Rivera will succeed JOvellar as Minister
| nf Wnr
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lIusroN, June g.-Abraham Jackson
the alleged ,lcfaulicr, was again arrNigncd
yesterday IN further charges Of frauds
and his bail fixed nt $4,000. lie wns re.
turned to Jail. His bearing is cool and
unconCeruC1
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LAST NIGHT-To.night will be posi-.
lively the last presentation Of the "Color
Guard" this season. II will be produced
with full cast, and should receive
crowded house.
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TmE Fulton public school will hold a
picnicat Walters Grove to-day. Tommy
Cockayucs string band will be in attend.
Ancc, and grand time is anticipated.
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THERE is letter in the POstoffics in
this city which was mailed at Fiji, in the
islands Of the same name, and Is addressed
to "Sidncy Albert, WittCn, West Virginia,
l'.S.An
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CouNclL will hold another meeting in
about week. BY that time the metro.
polilan statesmen will be ready for an
other all'night session.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

If Seth Green is right, you can take
your wife fishing withyou. lie says that
fishes are not frightened by talking; they
have no sense Of hearing.
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OMAHA, juno o--Rcd Cloud, Spotted
Tail and party Of Sioux Indians passed
through here this morning bound Tor the
West,
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Elected Bishop.

MlLwAuKEE, June 9.-The Episcopal
| Convention Of Fon.du.Lac diocese, con-
sisting Of the northern portion Of Wis
consin, to-day elected Rev, Us, Shipman,
OF Lexington, Ky, Bishop.
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NEW YoRK, June 0.-Ttis officially nm.
nounccd that the laying Of the direct Uni.
ted States cable Is completed
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Cheney Elected Governor Of New
Hampshire.

CONCORD, June 9.-The Legislature in
joint convention to-day elected c. Cheney
governor.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.
RlGnr oF TAxArION ArFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, June 9,-ln the I. ).
Supreme Court, to-day, in the case OF the
Erie Railroad Company in error Is. the
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania in error
to the Supreme Court, Justice Hunt de.
livered the opinion Of the Court, The
question in this case is that Of the right
and intention OF the State Of Pennsyl-
yania to impose a tax upon the gross re.
ceipts Of the Erie Company. ln May,
1858, the Legislature OF that State passed
an act, BY the SSth section Of which there
was imposed u tax Of three-iOurIhs Of one
per cent on the gross receipts OF every
railroad, canal and transportation com
pany liable to tax on tonnage undUr
the preceding section Of this act. Under
this section the accounting officers OF the
State settled an account against the Erie
Railroad Company. From this settle
mCnt an appeal was taken by the company
to the Dauphin County Court, where u
verdict Of S75,1SS 20 was rendered in
favor Of the State, which, upon an appeal
to the Supreme Court Of the State, was
sustained. From this Judgment writ Of
error is brought to this Court. The
opinion Is long, and the Court finds that
the decisions OF the State Court Of Penn.
sylvania are quite in harmony with its
own on this subject; that none Of the OBJ
jectiOns are well taken, and the judgment
must be affirmed.
THE INDIANS.
The officials OF the Interior Department
do not consider that the late visit Of the
Indians to Washington was failure. In
regard to the Black Hills, the Department
had no thought Of eilecting treaty with
them here, knowing that they had no
power to do so. The object was to discuss
the subject with them and prepare them
for some arrangement after the return OF
the expedition sent out to determine
whether there is gold there or not, As to
the REIMBURSEMENT fthc huntinggrounds
IN Nebraska, the Department has hopes
that that will yet be accomplished.
SUSPENDED.
Levi lIubbelI, United States District
Attorney at Milwaukee, has been sus.
pended. No successor has yet been APP
pointed.
COMING CHANGES.
Important changes are expected in the
Treasury and Internal RGvenueO Olices on
the first Of July,
Senator Morton had a lengthy consIlta.
ton with Attorney General Pierrepoint
tn.day.
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Beach said his duty was far from being
a pleasant one, II wns always unpleasant
to be obliged to speak hnrslily Of nny one,
and especially Of man in lIccclict's po.
sition. The case too was one which should
never have been brought into court, tx.
ccpt under pressure Of dire necessity.
EvArA had asserted that lIecchCr had con.
scntcd unwillingly 10 the policy Of silence,
and that this policy had been forced on
him. Did II look like II when rilton was
about to publish the letter to Bowen and
Beechcr inictiered to prevent it2 Did II
look like II when he took pains to secure
the silence Of Mrs. Morse, and when he
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to Henry Ward lIccchcr and hi, cause.
II there wa' any cause that led her To this
conduct, shc nigh, bc forgiven; hut
when and where had II been shown that
Tilton had llinchcd from fidelity to his
wife and family? There had not been
any evidence given no far to that. both
Of my LEARNED friends, said Mr.. Beach,
thought they had found some contra.
tliclion between somcbody and Theodore
'rilton which led them to cxpntialc on His
gray hairs, and Mr.. Porter commented on
II ~ n most striking proof Oi hil dcpravi.
ty. ltwas remarkable that two such gem
llemcn a. Mr.. Evarla. and Mr.. Porter
should remark at sucIrlenglh upon the
snhccl. The truth was really that Mr..
TiIion had no gray hairs, and the letter
did not nscrt that he had any Mr. Til.
ton, said counsel, imputed to Mr.. lIccchcr
the character Of a big boy, and In that
light Mr. Porter imputed to Mr.. Tilton a
crafty nature. In this examination both
my learned friends are cndcnyoring to
show Tilton NJ having malignant
hatred Of Bccchcr. Counsel did not
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-16
The Tobacco Market.

On Thursday, the 18th inst, ouI
buyers were seen filing into the vel
known salesroom as if they were ex-
pecting sale of a hundred and fifty
hogsheads of tobacco, but only two
were offered /; one, new primings, re-
jected at 81 25. There not being
enough offered TO establish price. We
refrain from any change in former
quotations.
Some business was before the To
bacco Board, the result of which will,
in due time, be published. Our tobac-
co men here are looking forward to a
large trade this coming season. The
outlook is at least favorable. Mr.. Gill
more, of Henderson, and our former
townsman, Mr.. Nosworthy, have been
in town for several days looking around,
which means business.
We have had several heavy frosts,
but too late to damage the tobacco
crop, it having been cut-in advance OF
the frost. Our crop is large one,
thought to be the largest ever produced
in the GAINESVILLE district, and but a
small proportion of it of the real Clarks-
Vile style. 1t is ola larger aud coarser
growth. and of lighter color, conse-
quently not SO much Of what is known
as the German style. The quality OF
the early planting is thin and on the
chaffy order. We hope to be able in
few weeks to give a more extended
report to our readers.
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Southern Dramatic Company

This company, with Miss Katie
Gilbert, an old Clarksvill favorite, as
the leading lady, supported by the
taenlted young actor George Fl. Ring,
and first rate company, gave their first
performance here Thursday night,
producing the Partisan drama, "Eus-
tache Baudin." The play was pre-
scented in good style, each actor doing
his or her part well, and was made as
interesting as it can possibly be made.
Mr.. Harry Gray, as Delbois, the hun
CRY man, was decided success, keep
ing the audience in a roar of laughter
whenever he was on the stage.
The performance was concluded with
the laughable farce of the Yankee
Duellst, with q. Stuart Beverly in
the principal character, and was re-
ceived by the audience with rounds OF
applause.
Friday night, Bulwer's great drama.
the Lady of Lyons, was presented
We go to press before the perform
ance.
This company is fully up to the av-
erage of travelling troupes which visit
our city, and deserve liberal patron
age.
At . o'clock this afternoon they will
give family matinee, presenting the
beautiful drama, East Lynne" Ad-
mission to all parts of the house p
cents. Tonight, Destiny" written
by c. Stuart Beverly, will be produced
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Trinity Church.

The Vestry have elected toihe Rec
torate of this Parish, the Rev. Philip
A. Fits, of Alabama, who has signi-
fed his acceptance of their invitation,
and will arrive on the Both inst, to
commence his pastoral work. Per-
sons who have known Mr.. Fits well,
speak to us in exalted terms of hin
as Il cheerful christian gentleman, at.
tractive preacher and faithful pastor
On Sunday the 3lst of this month
and regularly thenceforth, the servi.
ces of the Episcopal Church, will be
observed in the house of the Cumber.
land Presbyterian Church, until the
completion of the new Trinity build.
ing. The members of the congrega.
ton, extend cordial invitation to al
well disposed persons, to be present
with them at the various services o.
The church. 81.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-16

b. o. KEEsEE aud lady left Thurs
day for 0ttumwa, Iowa, where they
will remain for some months. Mr.. X.
returns to be treated for the affection
under which he has been suffering for
a long time. The celebrated physi-
clan there, who has building contain
ing ninety-nine rooms, filed with pa
tients, has been instrumental in doing
him, a vast deal of good, and gives him
encouragement to believe that he may
entirely recover or at least be greatly
relieved. He speaks in praise of that
gentleman skill, and goes back with
much confidence in his treatment. II
kind wishes, by host of friends, can
avail anything, then will Mr.. Keesee
return sound, healthy man, to his
home, with the hope that he may spend
many long years in our midst, where
his worth, as man, is SO fully appre-
ciated. .a T
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its merits. and the consequence was
that the few saloons there were mol
benefited By The convocaiion.
Capt. Tom. Gray. son Of the late Rev,
Mark Gray. Is there doing good bust
ness, aud was specially courteous to
the Montgomery visitors, and enter
tanned many in the most hospitable
manner.
Rev. 7. B. Fisher, resident preacher.
endeared himself to all for his uniform
courtesy and kindness.
We visited the substantial and beau
tiful
STONE BRIDGE
that spans Elk river, about one-half
mile south of town.. Ithas six arches.
three over the river, resting on stone
pillars. The abutment. on the town
side, rests upon solid bed Of rock, a
perpendicular line of which extends
up and down the river for some dis
lance on the side nearest town. The
entire structure is composed of stone,
and cost, we believe. about $4,000.
The. only objection that can be urged
is, the passway stwo narrow, for when
vehicles chance to meet, one has to be
backed off to allow the other to pass,
as was the case when we were looking
at it. The street leading to it issele-
CANT, level and grarelled. and the adj
jacent country Is beautiful and amply
repays the labors of the husbandman.
All in attendance were loud in their
praise of the hospitality, refinement
aud intelligence of the citizens.
We met McCord and Jones, Of that
excellent journal, the Pulaski Citizen,
whom we found to be true-hearted
gentlemen. McCord is the handsom-
est man we met in our travels-he is a
married man, however, we would
mildly suggest.
- On our way home we met Baber, of
the Bowling Green Democrat, who is
live man, and publishes live paper. |
He has an excellent office. and is re-
ceiving, as he deserves, a liberal patron
age. We dined with our old and true
friends, Mr.. Fortune and his excellent
lady at Bowling Green.
We arrived at home last Wednesday |
evening, and found our people perfect
ly satisfied with all the appointments, /
which we publish elsewhere in our
paper. They are blessed in the man
sent them, as he is a noble representa-
tive of our Church. We close our
random thoughts by INDUCING in the
hope that the labors of the present
Conference year may be productive of
great and lasting good to the church
of God and the world. wfBe 4
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-16

BE sure TO read the column adver-
tisement by G. l.. Cooke in this issue,
in which he speaks concisely, if not el-
oquently, Of china, glass and queens
ware, house-furnishing goods, jewelry,
plated ware, etc. To form any correct
idea of his varied assortment, it must
be seen with the naked eye, and no,
judged altogether by a newspaper ar
ticle. The paper is a valuable auxiliary
however, in giving you the cue of such
matters.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-16

OUR MCALLISTER's Y ROADS cor
respondendent furnishes us the fol-
lowing items:
The people in this vicinity are all
done houseing tobacco, and no damage
from frost.
The tobacco in Robert McCOllum's
barn took fire last week and about five
hundred pounds were destroyed, when,
strange to say, the fire went out with
out further damage.
Last Monday night, not far from Mr.
Sol. Raimey's. Dir. j. X. Raimey, who
was watching for wolves. saw four OF
them and fired two shots at them
killing one very large one, and wound
ing another.
Mr.. w. b. Batson killed very
barge rattlesnake, last Saturday. 1t haC
thirteen rattles and button.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-16

The special attention of the ladies,
and all others who desire to wear bon
nets, hats and pretty flowers, is directed
to the new advertisement inserted by
Mrs. Bette Rosen6eld this week.
Mrs. II has a beautiful stock of Mil
linery goods, and is prepared to fur
nish the latest styles of dress, made in
superb style, to suit the most fastid-
ious-and every body knows it to be a
great art that can please fastidious
woman.
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On the 18th inst, at Erin, Tenn,
Mr.. A. B. COOPER, of the L. & n.
IL. II. and Miss ALICE BRADLEY,
daughter of l.. Bradley were united in
the bonds of wedlock. We tender
the young couple our congratulations
and wish them a happy journey
through life.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-10-16

FRESH meat will be kept on HAND
through the day by Jesse and A. F
Rawls, at their stand on Franklin
street, and customers can he supplied
with good steaks, roasts, etc., at any
time. These gentlemen bug well fat.
ted stock and sell choice cuts at mod
crate prices.
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The Iron Wagon company have one
of their wagons ON exhibition on
franklin street, which is beauty in
the way Of wagon. 1t is as pretty
as red Shoes and the tests given
them lately prove them as good as they
are pretty.
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TIE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE,

our own church organ, according to
the showing made, has limited cir
culation within the bounds of the Con-
ference. This should not be so /; it is
an able church paper, coming up fully
to all requirements, and both laymen
and preachers should bestlr themselves
in its behalf.