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Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-08

We understand from private sources,
that the counsel for the defense in the
Ayres case protested vehemently
against the discharge of the jury at
the time it was discharged, aud insisted
that they should be kept together
longer, in order that verdict might
be brought in. 1t is a matter of regret
to all good citizens, that the case could
not have been disposed Of The num-
Der of witnesses is very large, and it is
a great inconvenience for them to at
tend, besides the expense to the State
is heavy.
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. ls.-stilson IIutchins
who, for some months past has been part
proprietor and manager Of the 81. Louis
Times, has disposed Of controlling inter.
est in the ENning Dispdieh, which,ti now,
has been In his hands, to W. H. Allison
editor for 25 years Of the Steubenville,
(Ohio) IIeud. The price paid Is $l0,-
900. Mr.. Allison will take control on the
lat Of October, and will conduct the Dis
patch 0S an independent journal. Mr.. D.
Robert Barclay, one Of the present owners
will retain bis connection with the paper
SAVANNAH, Sept. 49,. II. Estelle, Of
the Morning Ntirs, purchased the Dahl
AdrcriiSer to-day, and will consolidate II
with the NetrS. This leaves only one
daily paper in The city.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
TIETJIRNs COMING.

TIETJIBNs COMING.
LONDON, September ls.-Madam Ter
esa Tistjiens, the celebrated sougstress
sailed for New York yesterday.
FAILURE.
White & Douglass, produce commission
dealers, failed and assigned to Edward
W. West. Speculation in hops caused it
THE WHEAT CROP.
LONDON, September ls.-The Times
this morning, says the harvest is nearly
at an end, The reports as to the quality
Of the new wheat are generally good
The markets in Mincing Lane continue
quiet. Sugari is depressed, and prices ia.
Vor buyers. James Card, whom the
Times considers high authority, writes to
that journal az follows:
"The publication Of the returns Of
acreage exhibits the smallest breadth oi
wheat We have had since the returns have
been taken, and half a million less than
the average extent previous to 1860, when
We had four millions fewer people, The
decrease in Ireland has been fourteen per
cent from 1874, and in Great Britain the
decrease has been nearly eight per cent"
lie estimates the amount Of wheat re-
quired from abroad at eleven million
quarters,
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Thc RcI CIonI ComlnisnIon.

CHEYENNE, September 1B.-AdviCeE
from Red Cloud Agency, dated September
10, state; Major saville, whose pro-
longed absence from the agency was mem
toned in these dispatches yesterday
morning, he having gone to the Cheyenne
camp tic preceding morning expecting
to return that evening, came In all right
yesterday. lie explained his absence by
saying that he had found the camp several
miles further from the agency than he
had anticipated, and consequently could
not reach here at the time he expected.
General Terry is expected here to.day,
or tomorrow ,nt the farthest. The coun'
Gil may begin Friday, but It Is hardly
probable. The Indians are all moving uI
from the Spotted Tail Agency and en-,
camping at White Earth river, In the
vicinity Of Grow Butte, within two miles
Of which the council ground has been Sc.
lected by the Commissioners.
DR.. Daniel, eX.lndiOn agent at this
agency, who has the general supervision
Of the Commission in the matter Of fur.
nishing transportation, supplies, etc.,
leaves for Cheyenne to-day, to be gone
eight days. IAN.
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TURKEY.


LONDON, September ls,-AspeCia tcle-
gram from Cattaro states that the insur.
reCtion is not declining in Eastern Her
zCgovina. There have been some sharp
encounters near MatschO and Flevic, in
which the Turks were defeated.
BOSNIAN INSURGENTS OBSTINATE.
CoNsrANTINorLB, September lS.-The
latest advices state that the COnsuls OF
Austria, Germany and Italy despair OF
bringing about negotiations between the
Bosnian insurgents and Server Pasha, the
Turkish Commissioner. The English,
French and Russian Consuls, whose task
lies in Herzegovina, are still hopeful, be.
cause the insurgents there show con-
ciliatory disposition. They are, however,
unable to give a definite report Of tho re-
suit Of their mission until they have In.
terviewed the insurgents in the mountains
near GatChka,
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anticipated, the wind having been very
steady. The shipping particularly has
escaped damage far beyond expectation,
NEw ORLEANS, September l9.-Tele-
graphic communication with Galveston
Is still interrupted. A steamer has ar
rived at Brashear bringing passengers
and files Of Galveston papers to the 18th,
Saturday morning. They contain long
accounts and incidents, The storm was
very severe; buildings were unroofed,
trees, awnings and fences blown down,
and the streets, buildings and wharis, etc.,
badly damaged. Several houses were
washed away, The passengers report
that one-haIft0 threG-quarters OF Calves
ton Island is submerged, and estimate the
damage ut not less than 81, 100000. Only
two lives were lost in the city and two in
the bly,
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Grand Lodge OIL. d. D. +. Of 1lle
UnIteI States.

INDIANAPOLIS, September Is. - The
Grand Lodge 10. y. +. Of tho United
States, will convene in annual session in
this city. on Monday al 0 o'clock A. NJ.
About sixty Representatives arrived TO.
day, among whom are tho venerable
Grand Secretary, james L. RidgeIy, Past
Grand Sires Sanders, OF New York; Stew.
art, Of Washington and Stokes, Of Penn.
sylvnnia; representatives Porter and
Harmon, Of California; Medale and ST.
john, Of New York; Fitzhugh and Robin
son, Of Virginia, and Glenn Of Georgia;
Grand Treasurer Vunsant, OF Baltimore
and Assistant Grand Secretary Ross, oi
Baltimore.
The Grand Lodge and Grand Encamp.
ment will give the representatives a grand
reception, Monday, at 3 o'clock r. NJ, at
which addresses OF welcome will be made
by Governor Hendricks, Mayor Caven,
Senator Morton and lion. Schuyler Col.
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The Bank Of California.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 1S.-Noth.
ing new in relation to the affairs Of the
Bank Of California, except n statement BY
II member Of the Syndicate that Michael
Reese has become a subscriber tO the
guarantee fnnd--tO what amount is not
stated. AsrcgNrds the time Of reopening,
It is stated by u member Of the Board Of
Directors that previous to resumption a
meeting Of the stockholders will be called
and u statement Of the condition Of the
bank presented 10 them. Al ten days no.
s,GS + rSgFfd tOr Spd iae meeting o. the
sumption precedes the report Of the Di.
rcct0rs, that the bank could hardly re.
open before the lat Of October. Arrange.
ments are said TO be progressing satisfac.
torily, and possibly the bank may begin
paying to small lepositors before making
nhv statement,
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Marine Intelligence.

LoNpoS, Sept ls,--The steamships As.
syria, Arrngon and Italy have arrived
out.
SAN Francisco, Sept ls.-The shir
North America, from New York, has At.
rived.
LoSpoS, Sept. ls.--The steamship Ar.
rngon, from New York, has arrived out
NEw YORK, Sept, ls-Arrived. Steam.
ship Celtic, from Liverpool.
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Weather Report.
0PPICE or THI CHIKP SIUAAL OBECRR,
WASHINGTON, D. c., September D-l AN.

"AHHAN"A'Nt ~ W ~ fNSAAAWlA a. -
PROBABILITIES,
For New England and the Northern
portion OF the Middle States, light rair
followed by partly cloudy and slightly
warmer weather, easterly to southerly
winds and falling barometer during thI
day.
For the Southern and Western portion
of the Middle States, generally Cleal
weather, slight rise in temperate re
southerly to westerly winds and slowly
rising barometer,
For the Lake region, light local rains
followed by clearing and cooler weather
fresh brisk southwest to northwest winds
and rising barometer,
For the Upper Mississippi the Lower
Missouri and Ohio valleys, generally clear
weather, northerly TO westerly winds, ris
ing barometer and lower temperature
than on Sunday.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and The
South Atlantic States, clear or partly
clondy weather, with light northerly to
westerly winds, q slowly rising bSrome-
ter, lower temperature in the South At.
lantic States and slight change in the
Gulf States and Tennessee.
Frosts will probably occur in the Up.
per Lake Region and the Northwest dur
ing Monday night
Cautionary signals continue al Chicago
Milwaukee, Grand Haven, Port Huron
Detroit, Toledo, Cleveland, Eric, Buffalo
Rochester and OswCgo.
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FuneraI oi Hon. Henry r. Blow.
Dentl.1Iead Excursion.

Sr. LOUIS, September 1S-Thc funeral
Of Hon. Henry r. Blow took place to-day
at his residence In Carondelet, and was
attended by many hundreds Of citizens Of
all classes and conditions. No funeral
has taken place for years al which 50
many old and prominent residents we're
present, and al which such general and
sincere grief was manifested.
James NJ. Loughborough, Land Com.
missioner Of the 81. Louis, Iron Noun.
tain &southern Railway, has invited The
members Of The press OF all the Western
States to join in an excursion ,throhgh
Arkansas, fUr'which purpose train Of
Pullman cars will leave here Tuesday
evening, September %, and be absent three
or four days.
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. ls.-tn the libel suit
OF W. u. Moore vs.. the Pithburgh Ios[
argument on a motion for new trial was
heard to-day in the Common Pleas Court,
the principal grounds on which the mo-
tion is based being the excessive amount
Of damages returned, and alleged irregu.
laraties attendant on the reading Of The
verdict. The court, after hearing the ar.
gument on both sides, reserved its de.
Cision.
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carl sehu,, on the Hastings.

CoLuMBus, September 1o.-1fon. Carl
SchurE will make nine speeches In Ohio
during this campaign in favor Of a sound
currency. The first will he made In Gin
cinnati on Monday evening, September
q, in response 10 an invitation from the
merchants Of that city. The formal an.
nouncement oI the other appointments
will be made hereafter.
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Another Letter from MIR. welsh

PHILADELPHIA, September lS.-The
last letter of the Welsh series will he pub.
lishcd Monday 1t invokes the aid Of
the law to convict Delano, Cowen and
Smith Of criminal misdemeanor for vio.
lating the law. Suggestions arc made as
to the future administration Of the Indi.
an service, and considering reformation
in that direction assured by the resolve
Of the press and Of the people, the letter
pleads for other reforms to relieve tax.
oppressed people.
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Death Oi one OI the James DeS
IIernUOeS.

LOUISVILLE, September ly.-A dispatch
from Pine Hill, KY, reports the death
Of Jesse James, who was wounded there
several days ago when with the gang
who robbed the bank at Huntington, W,
Va. James IL we'll known throughout
the country ns a notorious Missouri out
law, whose depredations produced much
excitement some time ago.
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GERMANY.
EMPEROR's VISIT TO ITALY,

BERLIN, September lS.-Emperor vii
liam will leave Germany certainly by Oc
tober 8, to visit the King Of Italy, Prince
Bismarck will probably attend him. The
Emperor will set out from n.BNder
soon after the birthday Of the Empress
September 80. The movements Of the
Emperor have for a long time past beer
regulated to a great extent by his mCdi
cal advisers, and the determination to
visit Italy has Just been made.
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CHtcAuo, September 1s.-The present
week has been the most successful one
that the Exposition has had this year
To-day over 10000 persons have visited
its vast halls, many Of them attracted
doubtless by fInor that President
Grant would visit the building. The
fruit display l. hardly an great az during
the sessions Of The Pomological Conven'
tion, but the other departments have re.
ceived additions until no more space !.
leitior late applicants. The management
have nothing more TO ask for, either In
the way OF attendance or display.
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CANhRtpar, o., sert. 10, lS7b.

UAMBRIDdE, q, sept ~, 1910.
Editors 1nieiliEencef;
BaFnesviiie has just experienced the
annual inundation of.her Nile, In the
shape Of the eastern Ohio Fair, which
closed ils fourth day Saturday. The In.
undation this yeaf, however, was more
real than hgufative, the almost inces.
SAINT rains Of Wednesday, Thursday and
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Murder by Texan IICrdcrS aI
KenPney Junction.

OMAHA, NEB., September 1s.-A dis.
patch from Kearney Junction says that n
party Of about twenty Texan herderG
came in, last night, and campcd on the
Platte ut tho bridge. During the night
their horses got into the corn field Of N
Collins, He took up the horses, and this
morning they came up and said they would
settle. They came up to town and gOt
drunk.
They went back and shot Collins five
times, killing him almost instantly. The
citiEens have organized, and are in pur'
suit Of the Texans.
All The Texans have been captured but
two, and are now In jail at Kearney juno.
tion, II is probable that they will be
lynched tonight.
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SnIci,lc-Opening Orthe Cincin-
IIMIi XOOlORleRl GAfleII. :.

CtNctNNArt, September lS.-A. J. Case,
OF Hartford, n commercial travelling sales.
men, committed suicide by taking chic.
raj at the Gibson House last night. De.
spondency occa'ioned by his failing eye.
sight caused the act.
The Cincinnati geological Gardens
opened to-day with appropriate ceremO.
mics, the collection Of animals, birds, ETC.,
is the largest in the country.
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Fatal IRaiIroad Accidents,

MAuCn CHUNcn, Pa, September 49,
Last night locomotive Of n coal train
on the Lehigh Valley exploded at stony
Creek, and John ketshner, engineer
John bnpler, fireman, and Benz Hoffman
and II. W. kolp, brakemen, all Of Fair.
view, we're instantly killed. George
Owens, brakeman, was injured but moi
fatally.
ATLANTA, GA September 1S.-An en-.
CINE on the Cherokee Railroad ran of
the track, killing the fireman and ihjur.
Ing several ersof,s.
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WE notice by St, Louis telegram that
our old friend, Mr., W. r. Allison, for %
years editor Of tho Steubenville Herald,
has bought M interest in the Dispatch
newspaper 'of that city, and that he will
hereafter be connected with II rs one Of its
editors aud proprietors, As veteran Of
the quill Of ripe Judgement and large e4-
perience, Mr. Allison will take with
him to his new position valuable
endowment, and will we trust make the
enterprise the crowning success Of his
t,f Co.
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GOLDSMITH MAID.
The Charley Ross Abduction
Case.

PHILADELHIA, September Is.-Ford
Ole, Of tho counsel for Westervelt, com.
menCed his address to the jury this morn
ing, and characterized the manner in
which Wcstervelt's presence in Phila-
delphia had been secured in April last as
kidnapping.
at 0 r. NJ, aud returned TO ask the Judge
if they were at liberty to bring in yer.
dict OF guilty on one only, or all the five
counts Of the indictment, The Judge re-
sponded that they might convict on one
count only, or all and they retired again,
No prospect OF verdict tonight.
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XXIV~NUMBER %.
THE TURF.
TRorTINa RACE.

PITTSBURGH, September ls.-The $50
trOt Al Friendship Park to-day, mile
heats, best three in five, for purse and
stakes Of $500, four entries, was won by
Bay Dick in six heats. Ella won the first
and second, Nelse the third, and Alcot
was distanced. Time, 2;47, 2;45, 2;4s,
2:47, 2;52 and 2;5l, The attendance was
fair and the track middling,
GOLDSMITH MAID.
BOsToN, September ls.-TwO races at
Mystic Park undecided to-day will be
finished on Monday.
Goldsmith Maid will not make fur
ther attempt to beat her record, and has
gone West,
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SERVIA.
THE sERyIAN sITvArIoN.

KRAGUZEwAT2, September lS.-ThG
committee has moi yet been able to pre-.
sent the ,Skuptschina with the address in
reply to Prince Milan's speech. The gov
ernmcnt has IA yet failed to secure ma
jority for peace. There are rumOrs Of q
Ministerial crisis. The situation il grave
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ITALY.

CALLERS UPON ARDINALM'oLosKEY.
ROME, September 1S.-To-day the
Charge d'Aflaires Of Austria, France and
Spain accredited to the Vatican, and sev.
cral Americans, called Upon Cardinal
McCIoskey. -
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We Judge from the delegates chosen at
the little small beer meetings held here
and there under the gas lights saturda y
night, wherever a dry place could be
found, that the London tailors have Ruc-
cceded in selecting enough kindred spirits
to represent their views in tho way Of a
candidate. These chums they win proceed
to carrel at tho Court House to-day, I'M
der the name OF u nominating Conyen.
ton for the three counties Of Ohio,
Brooke and Hancock, II is said that
Captain Andy in looking over tho list
yesterday expressed considerable disgust,
and wrote, a Ia Charles Francis Adams,
Il n ob.DemocrNt from Webster town.
ship to please draw him out Of that crowd,
and to say to the conscriptS composing II
that the office should seek the man, and
not the man the office.
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BELLAIRE LoCAIS.-The prOtracted
meeting Of the NJ. +, Church Of this
place is now in progress in the taberna.
Gle erected for the purpose in the lower
town. Rev. Waters preached 10 good
congregation on Friday night, and Rev.
HOdgsOn Saturday. Considering the In
Clemency Of the weather, ihe church may
congratulate themselves on their pros
poets Of success, Rev. Rodgers, Of Pitts
mrgh, Revs. Reilly, Manchester and Ball,
Of Wheeling, aud other well known min
listers, are expected.
AwOman demanded more whisky Of II
saloon keeper on Thirty-socOnd street,
Saturday evening, and when he refused,
she got upon her muscle and tried to get
it any way. She made little call at the
lOCk-up subsequently,
An exceedingly large crowd, principal
ly gentlemen, however, went up to Sten-
6enville Saturday on the excursion, to
see the boat race and hear Boutwell's
speech,
IIeatheringtons CoFnet Band played in
Wheeling Saturday,
The Clara Wildman theatrical troupe
drew good audience Friday night.
At the last meeting Of the Hayes Cam.
paign Club II was resolved that Judge
Cochran be invited to address the Club
at its meeting this evening.
Owing to the tabernacle meeting now
in progress here, no services were held in
the NJ. T.. Church yesterday.
on CummiHS, the hardware dealer, Is
spending q few weeks at Cape May with
his invalid sister.
Many Of our citizens went to both the
county fairs OIL Friday and Saturday.
There will bc All able speech at the
Hayes Club meeting tonight. Prepara.
tions will also be forwarded iot the grand
Noyes rally on the 7Lh prox. All good
Republicans and honest Democrats should
be present.
.Gol. Poorman spoke at Burnesville
Saturday night
A gentleman who had intended to vote
for Allen says that II there are no better
reasons for doing so than the Democratic
orators are giving In their stump speeches
he will change his mind.
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SPAIN.
CAVALRY FoR nrRA.

SANTANpER, September 1S.-A force Of
1858 cavalry embarked for Cuba yesLer.
day. n,
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CANADA.


MONTREAL, September ls.-J. II. &. W.
Hilton, furniture dealers, have suspend
cd.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
In the Circuit Court for Ohio county, West Viz.
ginla
A. +, n,,,'.;; s%'': is' r.., ',,' s. }n cA'"''',
Notice Il hereby given that shall al my oiict,
No il42 ChNpllne street, Wheeling, W. Va, on
MONDAY, tho iith day Of October, 1876,
Proved 10 take and state the account required 10
bD taken by the decree made and entered III the
abJye entitled cause on the 18th day Of July 1873
| AIN required by the said decree 10 audit, reake
and settle tho account Of tho EAid Abaal0m Rldgely
rs executor VI the last will and testament Of his
father. AbSalOm Ridgely, dec'd aud report what
balance sln the hands Of The aid executor coming
to the lCIaees under tho will VI tho aid AbaalOnI
RidgCly, deed, and In what proportions aud to
whom
And In taking the account, the said account EE-
hlbIt shall be thkOh a. tflH and cOTrect except In
40 far rs the sae Is specifically SurcharSOd BY tho
said bill.
IWIll alD report any other matters may deem
pertinent OF that may be required by either party.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
COmf Ohio County Circuit Court, W. Va.
WnEELISG, ". Va, Sept. lG, 1915. Ssl7-Th
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Postmaster General Jewell, to-day,
sent the following telegram to Thomas A.
Scott:
"Pleasc accept the thanks Of this De.
partment for The rapid dispatch Of our
mails which was inaugurated on our lines
on the 10th inst. No other country except
Russia can run postal cars two thousand
or three Thousand miles, or half those dis.
tances, al a stretch, without running of
the edge. Considering the magnitude Of
our territory, l believe our dispatch Of
mails Ia now unequaled."
The Postmaster General also sent tel.
egram 10 WIN. II. Vanderbilt, as follows
"PleaSe accept the thanks Of the Post
Office Department Of The United States for
the facilities you have given II this week.
The accuracy, system and speed with
which you are now transferring our mails
are, think, nnegualed anywhere in the
world, and, I believe, marks m epoch In
our progress. lean already perceive and
appreciate the advantages Of rapid trans.
pOrtntion, by responses from our officials
and the public, from The Atlantic to the
MissiRsibpi,"
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Tho above named nOli.rOhdeuts will take noLlce
thnt on the itth day Of October, 1873, between the
hours Of O'clock 4, n. and O'clock r. w., at the
law office Of Daniel Peck, No. I4OI Ch1plInS street,
In the city Of Wheeling, the Plaintif will take the
depOsitOis Of John Adams and Thomas r. Shall.
cross to 10 TUAd In evidence on the hearing Of said
cause. DANIEL PECK,
Solicitor Of the aid Plaintiff.
EeplOmIer O. 1878. n8S-F