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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

Terpsichore was successfully INDUCED
in by number of our young ladies and
gentlemen, at the Virginia House, last
Monday night.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

From the Knoxville papers we learn
that the obsequies of the late ex-Sena
tor Brownlow occurred Tuesday even
ing, May l. A public meeting was held
at the Board of Trade rooms in the
morning, Hon. Perze Dickinson presid-
ing, at which were present large num-
Der of citizens of both parties Speeches
eulogistic of the deceased were made
by several gentlemen, the first being by
Col. John Baxter, who, until a reconcilia-
ton that was effected only short time
ago, had been on terms of bitter enmity
with the deceased. Ex-Governor d. w.
G. senter, was present, and said he felt
called upon to express his acknowldg-
ment of the great lite and public servi-
ces. of his distinguished predecessor. He
esteemed Governor Brownlow his best
friend after his own father. and this
feeling was warrented by long and in
innate intercourse with him. ST have
observed" said he, s'that during the
last few years misfortune has come upon
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

DR.. Gibson informs US that Lie hasa sc4
rious case of Lead Poisoning Sam.
Z. Deal-caused by eating apple butter
which had been put up in earthen YES
sells glazed with lead. We should think
that few more cases of this kind would
cause people to discard the use OF earth
en- vessels entirely, or at least until the
manufacturers are willing. 10 use. some
thing besides lead for glazing purposes.
-JonesboIo Times.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

The Sunday School Convention meets
at Knoxville, Thursday, nth May. Eve
ry Sabbath School in East Tennessee we
hope viii be represented in it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09
ATTENTION, LADIES !

harmon s. co..
Have the largest. stock of Nj llinerv and
Dress Goods ever offered TO salefi1 this
SoUhtIy' May = ct
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

Col. : @ynn Forsyths the veteran editor
Of inc Mobile Register, died on the I'd Of
May. lie was the leading editor Of the
South, and had filed many important
pubIic positions.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

8 Considerable. excitement was Great
ed in Knoxville last Saturday as the A
o'clock p. m. eastern-b bound passenger
train was pulling in under the car-shed.
When the train had come to a stop, it
was made known that passenger had
been swindled out of a watch by rail-
road news yender, and; consequently the
train was Immediately. ransacked by po-
licemen for the butcher. He was caught
and lodged in Jail to await trial. For
sometime the news vendors have been
bold in their swindling operations, and
especially do they take delight in de-
ceiving the ignorant class of colored
people who are so unfortunate as to bite
at every bait placed before their eyes.
Let the nuisance be stopped.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

We are pleased to notice of late a
decided improvement in the local de-
partment of the Knoxville Daily Tribune
and Age. Mr.. Fl. Clay Barry, one of
Knoxville's young intelligent compost
tors, has charge of it, and he certainly
deserves much credit for the very inter
esting journalistic manner in which he
works up the local jottings of that COM
munity. We also refer with pleasure to
the editorial department under the su-
peryision of our old-timed friend, Col.
G. W. Charlton, late of the Grange Out
look, who is one of the ablest and most
vigorous writers of the State, and a
staunch advocate to all good and enter
prising objects.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

Clocks, best time-keepers, at Tate's.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

The Nashville American says a gen
tleman lives in that city who has had
chills and fever every day for four yea. =
during which time he has taken ! 500
grains of aasnfne, 900 grains Of arsenic
500 grains Of cinhonidia, 500 grains of
Peruvian bark, and good deal Of nit
Fic acid. without having AZ ' effect upon
him. He has been advise / to give the
town the ushake" and travel for his
health.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

The closing exercises of Branner In
stitute, at Messy Greek, will take place
the 11th and 18th of June next. Rev.
w. a. Harrison, of Knoxville, will
preach the sermon to the young ladies
Sunday morning, June 10th. Monday
night there will be public readings, re-
citations and essays. Tuesday night,
the concert of the musical department..
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09
War Maps.

Schedlerts Map Of the Black Sea, Asia
Minor, the Caucasus, Southern Russia,
Ronnania; and Eastern Turkey En-
graved on stone, carefully painted aud
colored. Scale, 1: 1900, 600. Size,
22x28 inches. Price, folded and in coy
er, SO. 40.
This Map is very accurately compiled
from the latest and most complete MAJ
terial. It presents, at one glance, the
scene of the war, both in Europe and in
Published by. e. STEIGER, % s. "a
Frankfort Street, New York, by whom
copies will be promptly mailed upon
receipt of price. This publisher has
made preparations for bringing out
additional War Maps, as soon as such
may become necessary.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

The first number of The Legal Reporter,
a monthly law magazine recently started
at Nashville, with Jerre Baxter, Esq. !,
editor is on our table. 1t is the offspring
of the Commercial Reporter, which has
suspended its legal department. We
consider this duplication as one of the
best we ever saw of its kind, at least
well worth the subscription price, So, so,
This number prints fifteen important
decisions in full and has several pages of
Miscellaneous legal information indis-
pensable to lawyers, 1t supplies a long
felt need in the Tennessee profession
and no lawyer can afford to do without
it. It keeps up the very latest decisions,
almost supplying the place of regular
reports, We gladly commend it.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

The Knoxville Chronicle says that an
unknown man on the Western bound
train, between Messy Greek and New
Market, last Friday, who afterwards
gave his name as r. FL. Archie, set down
by Mr.. Shade Harris, and said, 6 what
does all this mean?" Harris says, q all
of what ?" The man replied, you are
the instigator of the whole thing" and
at the same moment thrust his hand into
his bosom and drew a large bowie-knife,
and would have thrust it into Mr.. Har-
ris, who was hemmed in by the seats, if
Prof. Milburn had not rushed past two
other men that were getting away, aud
seized the man by the arm. The bell
was rang, Col. Young, the Conductor,
ran in and the three succeeded in dis
arming the supposed maniac. Col. Young
took him into front car and interFogat- |
ed him as to his name and residence. He
gave his name as F. H. Crocher, of Pc
tersburg, Va He is a lawyer of that |
city, and is on his way West to attend to |
business, 1t is supposed he was drunk |
or insane.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

"A thing Of beauty d a jog taeuer!r'
Mrs. Kate Dallas, MilIiner and Dealer in
Millinery Goods, No, 81 Temple Block,
Knoxville, Tenn, is in receipt of large
stock of choice and stylish spring hats
of the very latest New York agony. She
also keeps all kinds of dress, bonnet and
hat trimmings, variety of fancy no.
tions usually kept in frst-class millinery
establishments, and can furnish braids
or anything in the hair line on the most
satisfactory terms. Ladies needing any
thing in her line would do we'll to cor
respond or give her a call, as she viii
please and give the best of bargains. In
short, she can suit the taste of the most
fastidious-and more, can make the ug-
Hest look as fresh and as pretty as
modest daisy kissed by the dew"
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-05-09

Knoxvillians are enjoying ice cream
and Strawberries.
, 1877-08-24

will never he forgotten. (Applan,e.l AM ~ mY
friends E there !. my rr;'on why yon rh'uth ~ , b.
fomr yfass nrc ended something. however rmhil,
viii be fnun to have bcen dune tor the common
II ali OF III {nl,n,,;fanta tAppIaute and cheers.
Nav, my fellow. .cli,zent. ! ssn quite sure you
viii bc glad 10 MAKE The aegnslstamee , o. .9ns % q
AZ Cornell. In The Administration Of the tinvern.
msnt. ii % hsnpcna that wr have with NJ Of tbe
ees ss'1e, ,ener. md Secretary of State ar time
make vonr acquaintance ii 70 limited that can:
not b expected TO make r.! az s.tended s..
siimIed m lately. in Now llsmp.'irc fsttteul4rty.
eapac,ty to fay Errnt deal in very ahort time.
". 5,s t e "t.0dGsf ns to ,.nsSe n,
Senee that Tie Union. Tint eonei1aton. that
hsunnny. Tint IN era nf eood feeling Ii possible
today In our country. iA'1ude to Postmaster Ten
addfe.'e. xcre then made BY he'trs- Kcr.
DcYens, Ant Exarta. ..s
pte by thu NaIor-Gcn-fal: hand.hsking followed.
titcf which there VAS 4 banquet, and the party
started for Worcester.
wonc."7Ex. Au9. -; The President and party
thc Day stale House BY the C,ty guard Light ln.
wcrn den.ciy packed. Many buildings were dec.
GRATED, ani salute fred. Speeches were made
ty tho Fresident. Po.t,astet:tlenssa1 Deveas,
Secretary ErArt&. and Senator liDar.
ANOTHER TOUR CONTEMPLATED.
!sprcfdf DispatcA 10 Tht Tribune.
wAaurx6rox, b. C.. Aug. 81, The President
will arrive here Saturday ittcrnoun. but will not
frnaln long, A. he Is Under an enRaRcent 10 lcasc
Tor Ohio about seM. 2. lie Wilt spend some days
1t bis home In Fremont for tho purpose 10th
Of rest aud 10 arrange some busi.
urka Anafss which ho left unadJnstesl
when he camc to Warrington, lie will rcma1n At
Ffcnnnt tn attend tho reuninn Of his old rcxtnent
The Twenty third Infantry. which occurs there On
thc l+th. The snscredtng week he VIII be present
IT the opening OF The fair nt Louisville. Ky, sui!
viii probably return 10 Washington BY way NJ
ChsttannoEn. the home Of fnstaAstef-Geusral
Key, Lyncaburg and Richmond.
, 1877-08-24

Tho Distinguished Sick n1an Sleeping Tram
guilty at 10 O'Clock Last Night
SptetaI Dtspafeh to The Tribune.

Tho Distinguished Sick n1an Sleeping Trnn-
guilty at 10 O'Clock Last Night
Spteta! DtspateA to The Tribune.
1Sp1AsAroLts, Ind, AuE. :3-D 2, m.-nr.
Jasles II. Woodbusn returned from Richmond this
evening. lie went over last night TO consul, With
Dr.. Thompson touching Senator Mortup. lie re-.
ports that the condition Of the Senator IL mol
changed materially from yesterday. He rested
well during the night, aud WAS In Eood spirits.
though somewhat discouraged yesterday. Ills ap-
petite Graves more thaa s prudent for him tu eat,
nnd th!s has retarded hts recovery. In answer to
atueHtton ~ 10 nlttmate recovery. tho p0ctos
responded TINT 1t would be extremely ditacult to
eay, bat thought there would be al least pattial
recovery, and that Dr.. Bliss believed he woud ca.
tlsciy recover. The Senator's faculties arc -
keen and bs,ght ~ iu tue beat days Of hls lltr.
Special Dsspaseh to Tia Tribune.
Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 14-12:30 =. H.
4 midnight dispatch to the Journal ffom Rich
mona says Senator Morton IL Frslin9 comfortably.
aud pr. Bins and 1hompson are confident he viii
improve tfoM this time forward
Ixp1asAroils. Aug. .3-lo:50 p: MA special
fsel and tuiy concur. IN liz opinton Ill tSs st.
cent unfsv0Eabc symptoms In senator 3lortpu's
eate sre IN no sense an agfrasatlon Of par.'ys,s,
animation. DT. Blaa Iises i !. h,s opinion that
tl,eao r. e'Sry ssa:Sn !. bs',evs ths Senator wiA
Indeed. that hts physfcans weFc not called w At
foEtab!y. lie il .t!ll resting ncIt.
HWn*oxp, Ind. Aug. *:s- u III p. m.-pr. Bliss
arrived from WaBhinst0n this evening and held =
consultation with nr. Thompson. Bo,h aeree that
the ScnutofS condition " more favorable than they
could expect. considering hls alsrming condition
yesterday. They ars hopeful that the Senator will
soon rally sga!n.
6ptcfal Dlspaleh IN tn 7s4hun<.
WAsHtNar'N. u. c.. Ang. "3.-rriyatc adyces
from Richmond. Ind, from various persons on In.
ttnste relations with the Morton family, show that
senator Ao1tons lllnes Of the sraycst Character.
Some OF thcse private dispatehes tod day sts ot ~
feared that the present cIIsa would not result f.
yufahly.' 4 gentleman hero who has had the nlai!-
ucas a1a9ss WIS tc!rcraphed TODAY 10 COME a.
OnCG.
, 1877-08-24
MORE TO1sGERe.

SEw YoHK, Aug. aa Another case OF bond.
forging, In which the accused offered TO, sale ap.
rtous ST. Louis County, Missouri, popds, WAS do
yejopcd To-day. Three weekp aeo 4 well .kuovn
Droa1.strces broker Informed Robert A. Pinkcrtou
s,s, I.as" co,n, VI a ~" na4 ~.
sA1e q .oa's Sounty oohas. whien 'ae bfokef' on
examination, aesnsd counterfeit: Ths detective
wha had tho bonds for sa,e whoan nanne ~. coi
ws,l,s,, fn--tsr n Ifn,% sn.....a. ss,se w.
wss also trying to negotiate the sale. hut Id
was only used A. tool By C.rr1rr.
Itpketton ttlerrsphed to Superintendent, Mcr)on.
william Tucker. Of the 81. 1.oals police. arrived
In this city Tuesday morning. and nr,cett.rs
relas a,'. aua oeonnos "T.e M ae'a'ea 10 aasst 10
we's,as .ns a.e, .s, up; Tue nea. % "a! intotnatoa
"a 70; s.s ss;ss::s5 sss i,ss s.ess: s.a:s
sss w ,un ~ s 49,. =. .' 1va. T.
drm had not yet given 1ohnsoa tbs
check for tho amount An examination
showed that the consecutive numbers OF some
- ~ h,na. .~a.. ~ ht.h., a.,omI,.,,n.. th,n
~ ~. s"s a'.,". ~ " s"A1
sheT could possibly hase been On inc original.
S.s ,sa s1.. as luz eesI os q
Of stocknorI NJ. j.. who cxws to hlm With = let.
~ w. w.. s1 '" a'a nsa ,,ts. I
session 0. the bonds, lilo ,alter stated lint hs r.
cc,.d theu f,,m !. man n,mea .Jnbn Wh-.fc, -
~ ~I'1 t" ' "1" "s -. -, a'' ""e's'' ~
whom hs maue loan o1 $a.boo on Tic bont's.
1'ht detective arrested IIusted, who was waiting
for Johnson. return, thsl 10 might get p4i1 fo.
tLe bunas. cutrIer wa forthwith arfcstcd. aud
on h!s pes,nu was fonud onu 81, 600 81, lauis
County Gond. M. i.Wt, iiutd. beInv onis =
dups, vas SLOWED 10 ~. CurfieS sud that be- rot
thc Is,j fr,,ul j uh, j. canntn f,uFrice and l.,ss
tsd rtu inieu 70 lie ro1rteent, Precinct Statinn
iiuuss. .nJ charged with tnrrrrr, Cannon was
wuichrd and srse,tet this morning canning out III
nixcI Cau4op ~ ~ exosrienced sorasfs hayi,11
served eight years la .tAe Masssyhu.etly f,ste
Tsison. tsnnon's nams Il also ronnce.eti With lie
fnmp1ny. and win ths Sd DID m the Third M.
tiDnsI Bang. rbs iams. ssyn :hat t.mrrlcr w.s il
ti;e Ut Coivnci il aboai Ill yesrs ot sss' md Of
exceedingly good .dJfe.s, hftxr his strp,, b. ID.
la,t.sd Il hssing passed s.. 000 noIth Of Bonds Of
, 1877-08-24

more dt11cn:t. II not Impossible. IN give my t.ust
worthv account. AZ thr c.ncial reports which hare
Al III" Il emf Stada hrahnn'rlcr" tie odirrr* e;m
piy say thst thc an' anen was undertaken with "n'r
a. thh' tnrn, and was nn'usce'Ftn. - ths TURKS
had 70. tHH. Il Il. however, knnwn That tho !sn1-
SLAMS advanced on Erzerpu'n tttt. tantal Of Artne
MA. bs three routes. viz: the main Fuad from
s$sssGp By hs ta: the f,s s9 o%
furce Of +. 0oo mtn was aFn ernt aaainst !'atnm. .
most important h"stnr. nut It va. entirely nnsnt.
'ahan early In May. hit kars hrld ont arainet tts
healc1ers. The Turks th"n struck the column coming
frun tic rast. and. cn,tnatt m from I,sy,yh aso:o
fsu,san RArfisnn tei in Eaya.id. which vas on the
r',snt Of surrender whrn rel!"sed hY reinforrr-
esaensted b.ys,Id an, rrurc. aero. ,he itontser.
Turning from this Column towards Kars. the Turks
compelled The Rusrians 10 rsise the ktcge of lhat
mn was Then Obliged to fall hack from t,lt 10 Ar.
dahan. and the who'e campai9n i. 4 failure and
tnua, be lrzan orer sRsln. Two diyi'ton, twhl"e
the Army of The Eancahua. which ~ nnH renrHAn-
txnK for the offensive near Atefanhrotoa. Int the
t.son + N
maes n di,ldins .hrif tofss inte th.ss
eaeh othcr., ind thus allow,ns themselves
to lie beaten In Ietait. n In nnsrrrsttnatnr tho
ftsrnath Of Kar. and sending ~ tnsatscfcnt snrce
Knra sustained siege nf nscr IRE months in iHi,.
and haA slnce been muth strengthened. Itaa Kars
fallen or hal II ocrn pa.sitlc to Leave sufficient
forre to mask It and still advance along the main
road, two. and rcfhnp' al three. Of tue columns
might hare united near latscn.KaIch n,onth
atnce and advanced to attack Erxer0um: but by the
main force t,cng helh In check at Kass. the whole
movement rntscasried. Sir Arnold kembaIl. !
british o!cer. Il At the headquarters nt Mukhtar
parha. snd entered karH With him: II IA rrsotted
tlr. Certainly lbr Tnskl.h dcfcnac l,as lrcn well
conducted. and bAa placed the Kas.iana where
they wtre At the beginning ct the campaign, ek-
cspt tA1t they still toiJ Arabian.
, 1877-08-24
Their Doodle Made Up Of Spurious St.
Louis and Quincy Docu.
menM.
The Alleged 1}upcs OF The Supposed Has
cals Declare the 1louls
Genuine.
Some Additional Light Thrown
upon Jayne's Mysterious
Actions.
4 Square, Legitimate Arrest Of 0esner
at Last brought About.


THE MYSTERIOUS PRISONERS.
Sp~ctaf kHss,aseh ta Ths 11bune,
EEw Tnn3. Am. .E..-The dlaeosrrr Of the hid.
den fofgers BY the Timer Today created a nro-
found sensation. and this evening Superintendent
WaIlnE took positive action. The result OF this
action OH thu part OF the u,untepa, potict
IL that Nelson A. Ursner, The chief at
The forgdra, fs now 4 prisoner, and
in me uf tic cells At police headquarters. This
afternoon Mr. Henry r. Knox. of the taw arm Of
FufIcrlon. ctosbr Il kuox. counsel tor the Ncw
TURK Mte-Insnrance Company. called on the sn-
puf'n'endent, md bad prntrsesea Inter.
siew with him. At about 9 o'clock
Sergeant Kea'5. of lht detective
ott.ee. proceeded 10 Tho Fifth Ascnuc ito,c,. fos
the parpo,e Ut taking ,ntu cnttsiy Col. Cleaner.
who Ia ruspected Of completely In the s1cccaefn1
forgery Of check fof s28. 9HU.75 putportlne 10
have been dsawu by Elnsso~. Lantes J.
to. 90 tho Third National Rank
In December Last. On arriving At the hote Sergt.
KrA!y sent bis card To Str. Jasnc's room, and wss
Immediately told to walk up.stass. 11e Was 1T
once admitted and w&s eoartenus1y received. Mr..
Jayne introduced the Sergeant 10 Mr.. r. j. uendcr.
FOB. who, he raid VIM Chicago dtsectf<c- and also
presented Ely i. Weston. whn. he claimed. WIS
not prisoncr. hut merely held witness against
sosne othsr parties to be arrested. setEi kealey
tne lntter laid shat he won!i moi ofIer S any any
obstacle u the arrest OF Heaner hy
the Sergeant, snd .ent tat ,he p't.on.r. Who g:
plaeed Gesner under afres. and hrnught him 10 iho
gentrsl oa!ee; whste ... ae VA va loekeL ur:
as k'isy asa 'f'ea Il h .,ass s.sna ss.p:
ticsncr, hut. ~ the accused will b. arratgned ii
the Tomb. t'ulice-Conrt In the morning fuf exam
known. All eccess Il, the prisoner xas refused
last night and the au!bUritIs. carefully watched 10
pss:;snt anY,, eo%mun'catcns S T.. With him BY
os:es'' oshe. :r,e, wi asae w.
, 1877-08-24
SCIENTIFIC CONGRESS,

FAmro.Nr. n. r., Aug. eA-Tu.day Ii ths.
last Of the Chautsuqua Sclentide congreaa Atss
o'clock this morning Tho Hes. Dr.. Warren, af
Philadelphia. held tha Fourth Scientific Coaven-
ton. At U:30 Prof. Eownc. Of Boston Unlverslty,
save bin second philosophical lecture and Al II =.
m. Prof. 1.Atttm@r lectured on EIrctrlcitY."
This nEtssuoon the Rev. A. T. Pierxou, q. D..
Detroit lectured on - Scientific Thinking u; Prot
Ael.oekte. ot rftneatou, held 4 coa.+!sst!on on
lecturrd on - htsers RpiyIts." In tho eysniu9
elosng addscsses wcts delivered By nr, Vincent
aud others. and the ChsntApqaA Scicpddp Con.
gress 10. 1877 GUIDED.
, 1877-08-24

Astll.a1arrn To Eucipe Company No. 10 1t 1880
5estcrdav afternoon wrs causeh by = blaxn In the
Jrwtah1 Church. No. 3Sa Clark strert. Dsnaus,
SIS. Cause. explosion Of gas caused By cArelcss-
ness In mnvtrx the structure.
ero brukr nnt nj aooat a quartz to o'clock
yesterday afterinon 10 The boiler. room Of A. II.
Andrew b Co. . furniture factory, $50 to Ito
Mather street. An alarm was sounded and tho nre-
men soccetded IN putting tbs aro ont befose much
damage MAS done. In fact the principal damage
rrsalts frbtn The vcrJ fres nRc Of watsf. and not
ftnu. tho nstasA Themselves. II IL thought thnt
$@U0 will make the place - Eoh ~ nsw, and this
1ps- j. fully covered b. naurance. There will be
no stopnge nf work, bat everything will 70 o.
this morning ~ 14aAl.
, 1877-08-24

pnfIA nEIrntA. r.. Aug. 23.-Adolph stscpol.
chy, Rn.tfan, who waa Arrcrsed In this city Fri.
day as the accompllce Of Whalcn, for tho murder
Of Mag f1oehne At Elm Station. has made fnll
confession t0 Detective Abrams. by whom ho WAS
captured. at Eli Snrth Front street, where 10
lpdEed. The coat, scet. r1zn1-strup. and two
hnnikerehtcfa which l,~aon9cd to tie murdered
man ~rec found. and pair Of rapta fund on
tt.ernchy which hc"nrrd H. tfnehnn. pawn.
ticket fnnnd In his pocket called Tor the hammer
With Which lIoehne ans knocked Oh The bend aud
killed.
, 1877-08-24

MxAruis. Tenn, AuF :3.-judge TF!gg, OF the
rnlted states uistrlct Court, his gssuie4 m In
Junction Tor T. 4. brown against the Mayor aud
other o1e,als Of Msmphls restraining tlem ftoln
interfering with tho Tax Collectors in the coltec-
tioa VI taxcs levied to par thu balance Of hIs
judgment. asRsnst the city fer rax.uK certain
receiving for such tsxes anythins but lawful uluncy
of tho Unite btairs; aud slsll further cn1uln,n4
ccrta'n parties from prosecuting ~ action for
tcp!cvln brought BY !henl In tho statd Court
sgRtast Tx Collector for property lested Gu bJ
him fur plQM1'Q III,
, 1877-08-24
The Cuban lEAGuE.

New YoHx. Aug. e5.-At : meeting Of tho
Executive Committee OF the Cuban League day
an adtress 10 the peop1s Of the limited Sta.as Was
saoptcd. together With + resolution. th4k the In
haoisanta Of large cites form Cuban Lesgues for
tho rarpose Of executing m1Eal lntncnce upon our
own aud other civilized Ouyerp ments tn favor of
the suppression Of the tnh1utau WRf M&cel &r4fnse
Cnba the tast eight Ycars, aud invoking the aid OF
the prsss TO demand her recognition ~ bellscs-
knL
, 1877-08-24

forisst'tE. KY, AUG. a3.-sMtcments ara
made that fschafd shuck, hung last month for
murder In Owentown. Ky., was An Innocent man 40
far AZ The crime fnr which he aucEcd IL concerned.
Ehnek vas implicated in many kuk]ux ontrages,
but tn this particular instance seerns to have been
innoceht. though preAcnt when Paris was slain.
F!s cefessloh and the Btate,nents Of Dave CartHt,
Ffnce ar1ttted., htow the existence Of regular
baud Of outlaws, the leaders Of which Are all now
In custody.
, 1877-08-24


D1sMANcK AND ANpAABgY.
BERLIN, Aug. 23.-Priuce Bismarck left to-
day for Gasttelt. 1t ts arranged that tho Prince
and Count Anara1sy shall meet there.
GEnAAxr's rRoTzsr.
Tbs Vienna Political Correspondents reports
that Austria md Italy have instrurted their an-
bassadors to Join Germauy's protest againkt
Turkish breaches Of the Genera Convention.
DENIAL.
BRrssxLs, Aug. 29.-The sensational story
that the Belgian Chambers would shortly 10
consokvd to vote grant fur military purpoScs
u positively dentat.
sERv1A.
LONDON, Aug. o3-servla's proclamation Of
independence has been postponed In eonsc-
queace of the rc.nonstrances Of the diplomatic
agents. Mobilization Is guIug on, and troops
arc marching to tue frontier continually; but,
owing TO tue Russian defeats, tho population
DO not show d warllke spirit.
Tho l'oiueal Corrtspondknes's Belgrade spe-
cial saya; For several days Important consul
tstiona hare leen held by Prince Milan, 81.
EistIcs, the 6cryian Minister Of War, aud sey-
eral Russians Of note who arc now ia Belgrade
Meanwhile confidential instructions have been
is&uel IL dlstFtct Governors for thu noblliza.
tlon of tic militia.
.xsuRREcTios.
LONDON, Aug. 2l-An Inausrectton has
broken OUT In Crete. Two engagements have
been fought, In which thlrty.slx Turks and
seventeen Christlans were killed. TLessaly u
reported ia state Of bEigaudagc, which 1nust
| eud III insurrcctlon.
uosr9SKuno.
A AtelccTam from Agram announces that san'
| culinary lighting haa been going On for Tie last