Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-19
HERE AND 1HERr.


Paris has II GOO tobscco shops.
The Atlanta Constitution says "little
Sam. Cox"
When people are Killed by an over
dose OF opistes. isn't i. laudan 'um 10
the skiess - ~
The Ire furer of Norwalk. Conn,
has just bSen elected for the fifty-see-
ond conesCutise year. z.z ~
A Cynthians, KY, man has named
his trotting horse for King Ceiywayo.
Misfortunes fly in droves.a
Governor Van Zandt, of Rhode
Island, has been pre.enied with Ia ,
cane that Wooster used 10 carry.
Prof. Williams, who occapies the
chair of Chinese Language aud Literal
ture in Yale College has not bad pu-
pill for two years.
The daughters of the famons John
Bell, of this State, Mrs. Comegys end
Miss Bell, have estab 'ished boarding
school in Philadelphia. .....-.--
The pen is mightier than The sword,
the editors pene is mightier tnan the
pen, but ali the same, pedestrians
legs are mightier than the pencil.
The indianapolis y oui IA W is
the next National Republican Con
vention 10 be held in That city. and
promises that a wigwam shall be bu}It
sufficiently large to hold it in.
At La Grange, Texas, a saloon keep
er evades Sunday law by assembiln
drinkers in his saloon, wher a'chgpte
or two of the Bible is read and dikcnss
ed between copious libations of liquor
To aps bsing callsd Radical il
his State one must swear by Stat'
Rights and approve bulldozing ant
| T.. aud. That Is the point The Bour
Oons have ed Hcks6urg Her
aid.
| A Massachusetts, Greenback er Cos
vention recently voted not to invit
Wendell Phillips to address it. I
will be remembered nat Wendell ha
Just read the funeral sermon of bot
old political parties, and now the ney
o le won't Lave him.
| Mr.. Isaac G. Jenkins, wholesal
merchant of Syracuse, N. Y, recentl
recei ed an anonymous letter, and o
carelessly opening it $500 droppe
. out. The only thing written was
} 81 robbie you of this year. ago." H
has 10 idea who the conscienc,
at ricken individual ia
!, Miss Rye has : en- Carrying on Ia
. good ~, K for about ten year 81
t collects street walls irls-from tt
b .hways of London. These girls a.
i. taHen to Canadr and placed in re
{ sp ctable families, and IN most ever
: case have obtained com Portable hom
T and led virtuous lives. &s
Ward H. Lsmoa, the former la
= partner and biographer of Abrah a
t Lincoln, says from boyhood, Linco
. had a presentime 1t that he should
. President of the United States, al
q Mrs. Lincoln, who sf AIRED this belle
/. Ia reported to have once said: " III
n going to be President, and that's t.
Ar reason married him, for you Emo
,r he isn't pretty" 60
It The Royal family of Denmark 8
- now gathered at Bernstein Cast
with the exception of Thyra, t
young Duchess of Cumbe, land, who
little daughter keeps her at hon
The future Queen of England and
Empress of Russia, with their h'
e bands and children, are together ags
in their childhood's home, whit
u though small and crowded, they ha
le preferred for their visit to any oil
Of the Royal residences.
Ouray, the Ule chief who fav
y peace with the whites, has made t
al visits to Washington, and seeing@l
lie power and numbers of the whites
IA become In every sense Of the wore
peaceable Indian. He lives In hou
al cultivate3 some sixty acres, of grOul
an has q large flock of sheep, wears
clothing Of white man, rides il
nd covered wagon, and has larg
nv adopted the habits and custcms
- civilization. He has learned to 81
ly his name. and was in the habit
sending letters direct to Presid
VI Grant, stating his grievances and W
be he wanted. go - 6