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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-24

Mississippi River and the Pacific,
thirteen millions to the Rock Island
and Hennspin Canal Company,twe
ty-fve millions to the Oswego Canal
Company, five millions to the Lex
ington and Big Sandy Railroad
Company and fourteen millions to
the Niagara Ship Canal Company.
Talk about subsidies This is far
ahead of anything else ever heard
of in Congress.
This is direct attack upon Re-
sumption, and the friends of this
plan so recognize it. A lobby Of
Overweening Importance will aid
the bill, but in the face Of the re-
recent unparalleled subscription to
the four per cents, will be of no
avail.
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ceived $4,000 as counsel fees IN me ne
Vanderbilt will ease. VINO "ou'uH
rather be- Lord than be Pfes'oehI'
A calculating correspondent Of The
Hartford Times estimates tina. an
onncg Of honey consumed at lunche aal
cssts the be WIN manufactured u S9V
miles Of travel aBd he gets no oeiV
either.
The richest man iii the House has
oome to the surface with 3 reception.
It is Mr.. Nevberry. OF Michigan, aud
he dined bis delegation at MS mouse
in Lafayette Square. His income Ias :
year amounted to only Sz50 oUO emu
This year there are said 10 oe oIheI
counties 10 hear from.
The Secretary of War has addresses
a letter "a General ShermsD, ldireciipg
that. in case sitting Bull or any Of hl9
foIinwers cross lr0m the British Pos
sessions. tbey be held as prisoners OF
war Until further orders from lae
President. In view of this seton,
Sitting Ruli AID band have vcIuhta'
riIy subjected themselves 10 the aathor-
itv of Great Britain, aG0 ceased 20 oe
s1higcls Of the United States. Iney
will not now be permitted, even with
peaceabla intentions, to Iecfos8 me
frontier.
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THURSDAY, APRIL "a 1879.

In certain very prolix docuN
ment, originating in Gramerey Park
in Cipher alley-there is a para
graph which just now, when the
people are interested in the
doings of Congress, may not be
amiss. 1t is an extract from that
statesman of the "bar'l," that rail
road wrecker, that Government de-
frauder, that innocent, unsuspecting
old gentleman who could not take
care of his nephew, Sam. J. Tilden's
letter accepting the nomination for
the Presidency. Seyenty-fve out
of every hundred Democrats are for
Tilden in 1880, and hence it may
be inferred that they endorse his
views. He says:
"In my opinion, an amendment 10
the Constitution ought 10 be devised,
separating into distinct bills the Gg-
preparations for the. various deg ar
ments of the public service, and eX
Guiding from each bill all aPprOpTia-
tions for other OH -C.s, and all
indepnedent legislation. Ia that way
alone can the TevisoTy power Of C2cn
of the two Houses snd o. The EZ.cI
tive be preserved and exempted f,om
the moral duTess which often c'uPeis
assent to Objectionable appropriations,
rather than stop the wlsu.s q. Gov
ment."
It is hardly probable that even
the great and good IT i51ne will at
tempt to read him out of the party,
or deny his Democracy; and yet we
find him in his little platform af-
frming that the present course of
the Confederate members Of Con-
gress is wrong. This extract was
A No. 1 Democratic doctrine in
1876, and it is not easy to perceive
what is the sudden disturbing intlu>
ence which has entered into the
politics OF the country and made
necessary a reversal Of all former
opinions.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-04-24

THE world might be safely chal-
lenged to produce q greater hum
bug than the Rev. Mr.. De La Ma
tyr, Member of Congress from In
diana. In a grand international
match of the boss humbugs of each
country he would carry off the belt
by large majority. The same re-
marks are eminently applicable to
his capabilities for acting the polit-
ical idiot. The Greenback party IS
an assemblage of men crazy on the
financial question, but among all
these crazy men the Rev. Mr.. De
La Matyr, Member of Congress
from Indiana, stands supreme, on
the broad ground of his own merits.
This Rev. Mr.. De La Matyr,
Member of Congress from Indiana,
introduced a bill last Saturday. As
a monument of imbecility it IS per-
fectly gorgeous. It set forth that
the supply of money in the country
was insufficient to carry on the
business of the country. lie an
nounced that it was the special
mission of his powerful party to
correct this evil. He accordingly
called for ten hundred millions Of
paper money. This is not the
strange part though, reader; all
this was to be expected. Well, he
supposes his bill to have passed
both branches of Congress and
signed by the President, and thus
become law. How would he put
it into the channels of trade ! Now
here comes his climax Of imbe-
cility. He would parcel out the
money among few favored
corporations named IN the bill. lie
would furnish it, loan it in fact, tc
these for five years without inter
est, and after that they are to have
it at three per cent. interest. Al
these rates sixty millions are to be
given to the James River and Kan
awha Canal Company, fifty millions
to the Atlantic and Great Western
Canal Company, twelve millions tc
the Florida Coast Canal Company
ten millions to the Fort st. Philip
Canal Company, an indefinite
number of millions to a company tc
be organized to connect by rail the
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E1a 2p0E's W eek-V,
1879
ILLU IS r AT p D.
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Notice Of he Frsss.

Tbe Week y rem iaa cas-. g. F.. be a .
Illustrated rIltr ~ Us @ 'fcTH.. uu HF, D..
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treatme t-Ztou's Herald u. son.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
GEN. GRANT m JAPAN.

Yokohama, June 29.-Gen. Grant arrived
at Namusaki June 81, in the Richmond. &C.
companied BY the Ashuelot, the latter bring.
ing Judge Denny, consul ct Tientsin, and
other friends from China. There was no
formal demonstration by the foreign resi-
dents further than an address of welcome
by q committee of thirteen chosen to rep
resent all the alien n%ationalities, and fire.
quent entertainments by the japanese.
Owing to the prevalence of cholera at
Hoega and neighborhood the original ar
rangements have been changed and the
party will come direct to Yokohama and
Takio, and are expected at Yokohama July
4. There has been extensive preparations
throughout the vicinity. Although the
guest of the nation, separate complimentary
demonstrations were proposed by imperial
decree, the reception to be in all respects
identical with what would be accorded q
reigning monarch Of any European coun-
try. The conduct of British Admiral
Coates Is severely criticised. This officer
left Hong Kong Immediately before Grants
arrival there, came to Shanghai, and now
suddenly starts on . pleasure trip from Yo-
kobama. This is said to be In consequence
Of bis :unWilhngness to give Il salute Of
twsnty.one guns. Tho British minister
endorses his action by ACCOMPANYING him
on his present cruise. Gov. Hennessey Of
Hong Kong. now visiting Japan, strongly
disspprOyes, and il understood to have ur-
gently demonstrated.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19

In the annals of recent crime no case has
excited more general attention than the one
known.as the Lynn trunk mystery. Its
mystery has been q cause of public inter-
est in the case and in addition to this there
has existed a friendly sort of rivalry be-
tween the detectives and the reporters Of
Boston as to who should clear up the case.
1t will be remembered that. ON the eth of
last February a trunk containing the body
of ayoung woman was found in q marsh at
Lynn. The nose was cut of so as to battle
Identification, and nothing was left in the
trunk except q chemise. two porter bottles.
two bricks anda small bit Of Bingham. An
examination Of the remains ~shoWedithat On
abortion had been committed. There was
no clue to the perpetrators Of the deedand,
since Identification of the body was estab.
lished, the case has been worked up from
the single circumstance that the gtri' was
formerly in tho employ Of. Allen b. Adams.
= church member and q very proper man.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19

By a special telegram in another column
it will be seen that the final scrap Of EVIL
dence against Beebe, the murderer Of Land
phere, has been secured in the discovery Of
the remains of the murdered man at the
place: indicated by the witnesses, Williams
and Cammack. This, together with Beebe''
confession to Somers and the testimony o
the men who witnessed the shooting, SEEM
to fasten guilt upon the cold blooded villain
who now is in Jail awaiting his trial. The
Press and Dakotaian special reporter, who
has been out for several days looking for the
body Of the murdered man, telegraphs his
success and says he will be in Yanktcn to-
night with the skull.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
NORTHERN DAKOTA.

The Plunkett dramatic troupe are playing
in northern Dakota.
A battery at Bismarck is to be sent to
Gen. Miles at Fort Peck.
A new elevator, with a capacity of 1885,
600 bushels, is being erected at Fargo.
Leo Nudge plead guilty to the charge Of
keeping q house of ill fame at Fargo and
was fined 5000.
Sheriff Haggart, of Cass county, has taken
to Detroit four persons sentenced at the late
term of court at Fargo.
The tax levy of Grand Forks county is
for county purposes one mill on the dollar
and a special tax of 4 mills on the dollar.
Geo. q. Walsh, purchased Grand Forks
county's $4,000 of court house bonds at
par. The bonds draw 9 per cent. interest
H. R. Vaughn, clerk of Pembina county
informs the Fargo Times that Pembina ii
settling very fast, that 70 claims were flee
in April, Is in May, SO in June, and 80 thu
three first days Of July. The settlers ar.
mostly Canadian farmers. About 80 adul
~Icelanders have taken claims and settled il
the county this spring, most of them mel
with families.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19

20 fur as his external life was concerned.
Jennie Clark was the name of the gil. and
she vas . house servant I'm the employ:c Of
the Adams family. Alter four or fiye
monte ofspersistent work, during which
time 6verTwo hundred false clues have bean
5ollowed ur.ths news scribblers of thehqb
have fastened the crime of seduction upon
MI. Adams and the crime of murder upon
q trio Of a%bOrtionists. These persons have
all been arrested and placed under lock and
kew. The newspaper men Of Boston have
spent over $4,000 in unearthing the mys.
terry. and as q result they have q sensation
which will last them several weeks.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19

The failure of the marshals' fire bill is
not to interfere with the obstruction of il
licit stills in Tennessee. Commissioner
Raum has ordered the collector to 60 on
with the work and where means are moi
available to depend upon further legislation
for money with which to pay the expenses
Under these instructions Collector Wood
cocks will;continue the destruction Of illicit
distilleries as heretofore and have prisoners
guarded by revenue officers when the ser
vices Of deputy marshals, for want of an
appropriation. cannot be obtained.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-19
N~ElenBoRnoop NEWS.

The new court houses q Niobrara is near
~ conpleted.
McClarren, Of the Elk Point Courier, Il
off on Q visit to Iowa.
The tax lew Of Union county amounts t
twelve mills on the dollar.
J.sF. Lenger, formerly Of Yankton, Il
keeping ! hotel at Niobrara.
A ledge of Bils Hora (whatever that may
be) has been organized At Niobrara.
The Courier says the thermometer at
Elk Point on last Friday indicated 102 in
the shade.
Judge Kidder has gone to Bismarck to
preside at the trial of Pete Brannigan, found
guilty of murder, and was granted a new
trial by the supreme court.
Manager Merrill of the G. NJ. & St. P. is
reported by the News to have said to the
people of Niobrara, abiding to his road,
wv are coming here just as soon as we can
get here"