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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-12-31
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Ite County, Tennessee.
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Cyrus Gillum VS.. Mary Gillurl

Cyrus Gillum VS.. Mary GilluC.
TN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING FROM
i : the Original Bill. which is sworn to, that the
defendant Mary Gillum, is nonresident OF the
Of law can not be served upon her, it is the efere
ordered by the Clerk that the said defendant,
Mary Gilium. appear before the Judge Of the
MTcnit Court, at Court to be held for the coun
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1880.
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This periodical has always, by its able and schol-
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ment.
, 1879-04-04
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

CINCINNATI, O.. April IA committee Of ten
prominent river men. appointed by the recent
River Convention to examine Into Capt. Cow
don's plan for the Improvement Of rivers, made
n report to-day, recommending tic adoption of
tho plans presented by Capt Cowdon for tho
reclamation OF ovcrlowcd lauds in the Mtssla-
sippi Valley BY artificial outlets for the waters
at various points nlong the line OF the N1isss-
sippt River, and further recommend TINT con-
vention be held at St. Louis, and m excursion
made to New Orlcaus by steamer, md that all
Senators, members OF Congress-, and others in-
terestcd In cheap transportation DO invited to
attend.
The Committee also indosscs the resolutions
passed by tho New Opleahs Commercial Con-
ycntion Inst December, and respectfully re-
quests the Goyeruors OF the several States bor-
lering on the Mississippi River to appoint q
Commissioner on behalf OF the respective States
named In tho said resolutions, believing thu.
thereby permanent fountaln-head vii! be es.
tabliahcd, from whtcl, such special Information
may be disseminated rs will eventually secure
the accomplishment Of the desired end.
, 1879-04-04
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

=.
Tile County Treasurer disposed OF $4,000
worth OF county bombs Yesterday.
-. -, l.. ~. H.. ,.,,t,. a..
ra,,,,,, r,,,rt for ,he A nrit torn,
eoa"t5 eon'' t'' s"o 4Ap." '
Tho Collector Of Tic Town OF Thornton re-
turned bis books to tho County Treasurer yes
tcrdov-
''.aA'' ......,
There WI, % uo no Gnasetlm'pal I'M aau en- IN me M
Criminal Court alohdaY on accoont of the
Stevens case.
, 1879-04-04

~ :. = = ~
Tie currency disbursements ut tho Sub-Treas-
ury yesterday amounted to 32O, coo, u,,l the 1
ncr cent auhscr.nt.ons to s4.t0D.
~. =, >
Twenty'two hillMred dollars' worth Of the
now $40 retundIng certificates were tss,tctl yca-
tcsduy Ut the United States sub.rrcasury.
,,'. ,..,....,
l''c tnter"a''reSen"e receipts Yesterday TOOK
,lcc,led jump. rraching fatal uf sa7,oo5, Of
whIctl amount whlsky contributed *sa,, 5;JN, to.
bacco uni cigars 33Ej ind EXPORTS s1O5.
49,, ,....,..., 49,, 49,. ,>....,. - =.
ICY nnnn!ea ni.1 Itty ua1tels VI als@5o! go, "ete
fxportea aro'h tI!s eity fcs'nrdaYt-NI t Nv the
rMehlx' KY ~ tae NveIua'e' a''u WN oy III.
Ghraeo lnsttil''H company. II wasl't oad
DAY ior exports.
The Gregg case will probably ba reached TO-
tl,ly In the District Court, aftcr the Mauujug
, 1879-04-04

which these manufacturing druggists send forth
on world lying IA darkness and IN SIN arc Ger
tain alleged dsslnfcctants,. prominent among
There is. probably some Virtue, real o.
supposed, III them, for tho firm Inns Argo ttndc
here, shipping extensively to the leading whole
sale druggists in this city. who, ln turn shin 10
the packages. but simply keeping thcin In etock
,intN they sre ordered iron, points Ia the In
terlor.
The propagation comes IL bottles, two, three,
four, or. more dozen n box. md, In packing,
the bottles arc arranged IN four tiers, mud sep
aratcd by Baw1ust Iii order 10 kncp them from
breaking. They nrc all subject BY law to tho
adhcs!7e-stanp tax, md every bottle slionll be
laboratory. As beforu stated, tho Wholesale
druggists hero seldom open nay. Of the
boxes. Kolyins on the reputation Of the house
Of Tillou, they take everything as 1t comes, an.!.
when nn order for 50 many boxes cnlncs Ia, I'LL
it. and ship the preparation to the customer. A
short time ago, ono Of tho Wholesale houses
here received letter from country euston,er .,,
sop,n"E " oay HoFton o3 9f tS fe %cass s9tes
honsc would 10 charged for the unstamped por"
tln,,, since the country dealer had BEEN com.
pcllcd to pay for tho requisite amount OF
stamp. when he sold the ,lnssa,nped Int. The
scales foil oil, and they began 10 In.
were assisted by n couple Of Collector
iaIveys ael,sses, .ne onea nnvE ~ tS ~, ~
.a Gos VIM o. wnas W. Ko @ aW n1o, ,''1 .se
snI su's n9n. ms Wy , Pp;sc II 1c,rv :vcrr ieadsnr
10 ccago ~ Mas luunu H.; ~ ,o Eo t, .
.o.n ac ee. hpp s ~ h.tns oro ,,1 nrnner,9
ena ro%e ~ Gat io 'es @ u % rSa "sso .,ro
n1Nt;vcs "nmI sncning @ ma mo"Mwthnmt liz lcast
ntative spcahns. anst " ,,,nn, . tiaS
s a,,raa ~ ~ .,s mn5 "a, inysn mn,ca r.
ts oI.uaGu ~ os, ~" =; y. nsIo,'t ~ ,'a1u.
et ne osHa I,a 9, ~ n ~ ~ ~
Nv, T., ~ nn , Ha. @as t,"t .o,,1d i,c .nvsri
ptan town ~ . ~ ~ cav thc hnttjcs IN tbc tso
niddie row. ,,nstnmnc6. ihe irrcsi.tihte co,,-
i',sInr -. .h"t t%nrn M. tosf1n In II iii H.,
ssusoa VIZ s"s - H. ,T1,tn"' ndnn,ad 3,.t
te tt 1870 ~ .s i. n.rn ~ o,,yn.s y
o,.ti IT, .tt,ar III hnif ,x"ro nnstosnrnT
Tniircsor Unrvnr ort1rre,l Mi liz 0nods xcfzet].
and Dnier lin law thcy are subject to forfeit
ure. fi,r nnlv bnnc Of n roInnrp,nise and n sot-
, 1879-04-04


The judiciary Committee rnocts this aftor.
roon
noo"' y" arm H.
eaty scrip 10 the amoun' VI s0o' ""' a''~
oufeeu yesterday ..
Tho City Collector turned over ss3s, the
=, ".c, 90 49, .sopas .,.a .s nt.. rs.r.,,..r s.,
Sl,aao 10 tte C'ty treasurer
Mayor.elcct Harrison visited the building
ynsteriav. as did also several Aldcrmon.ccct.
ia ,nn,r a.,,,. and smiled viii, crcat libcr,
ain a,,,s s'o'H na"uo 0"A '1''eN "'$A s'o"s '''''
"'N'
The Committee on Railroads met yesterday
afternoon aud agreed to recommend the grnnt- gI
road Company to construct another track along
North Water street.
Building ncrmlu wcro is,ucd yes,erdav 10
story md basement brick dwelling, Si1pctior,
near Wells street, to cost $1,000; and TO l.. ].
school, 4sx5s, At Nos, 5Ol anil 5od West MadI-
sou street, To cost SIS, 600.
1ic,1th, Commissioner m Wo,f. Il il bc,tcrc,l.
|, to be- ono OF the victims Of tic now deal.
he uan,ed hv The Hris,vcnnrt .tnk iniarest vrs il
tIo mrn,niscs madc nrn s"nt. r. IA saiI that 1nI,
stink. .factorics supported Harrison to a man,
viii, thr undrretn,',Iino that lhrv wcrr In In.
II tos VI 5 %a 1 90 INC
Il is known that thew mado oyertnrcs TO Mr,
Wriuht IN this tifrcetion. ,shici, la rrfnsei to
cnnai1nr. nnd the fact tiiaf titoy s,Innnrted TIC
' ""' ~ ~ on"s" -.
The monthly report OF INC Health DeraFt-
mcnt Is about ready. II shows the deaths Tor
tho mouth 1ast eloseti TO hare been b45 an IN
Grcasa Of liz over February. " this number
% we're born IN tho city, - 10 Germany. q In
lFeianttt and II III sWcdon. lhtrfecn uieu 1rom
accldcnt, 10 npoplGxy. ~ hronch'tis, II cancer,
w conhutnptlon, W conVulslons. - Group %
dlphsller1a, VI scarlet fever, ~ menlnEitts, III
olt aEc, and 40 pnoun,nntn. The report further
shows that ON Quarters of bcef &c werc con-
, 1879-04-04

Graham anu Pullman. II Is understood thnt
McsSrs. Pullman and Graham are candidates
for reelection, although Mt. Graham rrefcre to
tho posltton. MI. q. y. Drowucll, n former
tncn,bor of the Hoard, is nlso a candidate. The
polls will bo opcn from to o'clock p. m.
Town Of Lake, has, been eontlpcd to lila homo
since last week by aneattaek OF neuraHfn.
The Rock Island Railroad Company are extenl-
Ing their sartl-room hv building sh1o.trackh upon
Flftyafth streets. Theti shops are in full blast,
turning out new cars anil locomotives to meet
theis Increased business.
r, Ar AZ glcetton Is will DO held at tho Town Hal at
elected 10 the Hoard Of Education. Tho term OF
Office Of j. I. Bennett nnt Mr.. Cndmhre will ex.
pre. 1lenrg n. Wright, D. A. ulrich, and Mr..
Cudmore atc candidates.
EVANSTON.
A company Of about 40 Invited guests as
sGmblcs} IN Tho rarlora Of the hutno al j.. N.
Wlinns m ,Es4, lat oy,sn!ng TO- T'tnes1 IT, IL.
Il. p'aney, Of Chicago; Tie afTa!r was both clc::
sens mns sty aa o yos Sss 2en.
together with the fnmily connections Of tho
bride and groom. Choice floral decorations
beauttact the honse while the surrounding
Tic evening tic brids -und groom prs.
sentcl themselves before Dr. +. +. Goodwin.
Of tho First Congregational Church, who pro-
uouuccd them one. Four little Misses acted rs
Kinzle served choice wedding supper, al,,i
Chicago music helped to render the evening
merry. A special car a. 10 o'clock conveyed
The newly-,narric4 eoapla aad Ssity friends ts
for a short tour. 1t might be added that tho
bride wore aatia and brocado silk. cut as
i'rinsesse, with tho veil and orange-biossbms.
ThsGs s wsrs mssy np rich sIo p1e;eP5 s
ttDn No. q have been npp0tntcfI, md arc: Cap
, 1879-04-04

bOA1 bl0HE 9FEClAL GDUNSEL4
And now comrs another "Rpccal couu8el" in
tho only Government case wlera at present tint
costly class Of lawyers are provided for-to wit,
the Custum-Houss cases, Tue newcomer, who
Is TO assist the Government In the "gctting-
ready" process, Is a gentleman who has been
Especial" bcfo.o--in the whisky cascs-and
whose name Is Mr. L. II. Doutell. Tile rcnder
who has kept run Of thesc cnses will remember
that they were sct thu other day for tho 18th.
provided Judge Gresham arrived here by ll,at
tine. Nobody who WIS even tolcrahly Informed
on the subject for nomtut believed that they
would 10 tried on tile 18th, even II Judge Qse-
ssanl did CONC, And the srleetion o( another
'specialH Is only coMtftmatory Of ttAt view. The
magnetic influences 0f Tile TnInuNR rcpurter's
peneI!.cnd attracted to that ncws'point sester-
day oil tho information lraling to thts new step
IN the proceedings, And, unless something still
newer was determined on overnight, this Is
positively tht lutest,
According to the Information impaired to tue
peAtance aid acknowledges tat he IS not ruatly
to 10 On by tho 18th, md ttInt no Is too i'll to
even mnkp any further attempts A. getting
rsadv"; ll'ut Mr.. .Campnc!l, although buck
from tho South. !s .tlso sick md cau't do any
aGcttlnE rcady"; but TINT IN arrangement has
been natie by which Mr. Bol.telI has undertaken
tlts contract Of "Ccts'nS ready" Nov, noboly
in Ills right, ln,n1 Will 'belIeye tlutt
cases, eau possiDly ''eot realty" to try any Of
them by tha 18TH. especially w!icn two other
"apcc,alsh have been over four mouths ''gct-
ting ready" on them. and hayeua yet reached
tho point where they can ANNOUNCE that this
preparatory prtEcss has been lulst.c1, asl TINT
tl,eY are actually rca.ly" to 70 Into court u,lkl
| show how well they hive been carnlng tlIeir
| fees. MF. lsoutcll ,naY bs very ahlc man, hut
it Is out Of tho question to suppose he can ne
c,nlpllslI IN u wick and q half what the other
| two distinguished "apevials" have been en-
gagged In '''gett!ng ready'm to accomplish for
noEo than four unutl,s II the psopor.ion will
provided tho regular 'specialsn do not recover
III tho u1can.ttne and help hin !n Ills "gctsl.s'
ready" ur, what Is mora Improbable, actually
make a dash a.,.l "gct ready themselves. but
the cases cannot bo tricd OH the 18th, In au,
caac, unless Judge Bnngs should e1nrlli,le lai
he was tho must competent nan In. !'e lot u!lt
go to triul on them himself. III conducted tie
cxalnnatInn before tic Grand Jury, and ls 10
Aay. Or ought 70 be, more familiar With them II
professors Ut "how not 10 do tn eau be. II h'
uoesn't 60 ahcatl with theul wlleu they ar,
called, nc man now living csn over tell whe'
| theV will be tflcu,
, 1879-04-04

Thtsky from n, HnuBon, corner Of Wcsson and
orcd boz. WHO last Monday onarrc,cd With d
white buY named Louis Cashy, Nt ihe corner OF
State md Thlrteontj, strecte, cutting him on
thr rt0ht nrnt slightly with A Uockct-kntfe.
80 ,....- -. n.,.., -, r,.u,. ,,,u.
hast Munaa1 SameH Dnacy "'ht s.a"n tao"o, -"
ieasrtl from III Tiouseof Corrrction, on their
wny to town they stopped at tic shoe store Of
William Meyer, No. So IIo1sted street, nnd, find
Ing him out at dinner, tl,cv burst IN the door
aid helped themselves to boots md shoes valued
Wost a{adIson Street police, aud portion Of
thc pluntler recovered.
Detective Steel, Yesterday rescued a young
No; i: state st5eet ksp; y NJ. aresa* re ,.
Glt' has ocen tc,.nE tesfp'S sto!cn iu,csts ,,,os
the treatn'ent EVEN nef nv neie w nsr 1"'Ts.
a .r 1os ncng %i o hor nr ,o ~ ~ IL iii .e ro
lontGa. nnu co"sfntea 70 20 neg @ a'u Us gooa 3
etfl nSfeaitet. !tis na,u 10 w Mnetacr tne
taes tass sue pas LOU eooa' 'oF A'o ''uo oF
'",ss' ,.,n
nt No. 100 West Lake street, brought to The
Wcst Madison Btrso. station n Yu,ltg man CIV
tng the name Of Abraham Phillips, whom ho
himself hasl arrested. Tuesday morning the
OF old brass, for which hc received
10 cents per pound, and tho tlcxt
dny he md another man not yet In
custody O{fGted for salc twenty brass cOnncC-
tions. The prisoner "soucalctf," mud stated
that bis companion and himself stole t}Io t,rasscs
from the engInc.room ut the City.Ilall while
they wero eulploycd about tho building bottom
Ing cllalrs for tho rubltc-Worka Department.
MI. Wolff turned over all the stolen bsasses to
the police.
r,.4,a. s,r,.r,o1,. fo,r., ,,o,.r. ,,,,o
ii ai.h h.,n msngs asn, 91, cnatE 1n
~ "n VIII Hn ,fa vougu s,l ~ .no ,o1n
s nar tosatr sMo ot "
nntnng ,n ,onos npom nI 1s"c.tS hs.onsns 70 met
" Hty hno nhsea ,'s, pntis. nn.a .ao.t ~
H. na Wa.t p'i9Gs p,i, ~ -o o"a xm PREY, no ~
i,esr,o. w r,n,'n,, an. hos1s t,no %,u
i,"t.iet x',,o,. sdn.o e"a'se' sivu ;e,
~ a1th IL h,o,. .ooFs5 sas th u s,, so1a,nht
III. o ,9 ,nao r'tnK tf soo ~ ru gill 'oss
LII iM h'1 isTgur ao'1| Esn ~ oasps ossa
@ + rnin Ty iGss ~ fn,.na a.a,,,s asesS, .Sn;,
~ AiS tsHAiHo1 Nouit! -hso AHi%C 4HShhusoDt
, 1879-04-04

Indigestion. dyaneps,a. nervous prostrat,on. and
all forms OF general debility 1cl,oyed BY taking
Mensman's pcptontzel Issef Tonic, ths only
preparation OF beef cputann3 Its cns!ro nutrltoua
Properties, II Is not mere sttn,n!ant like the ex-
tracts Of beef, but contains hlupd.makn7. furcn.
gencrating and ltfe.susiasninY properties; Is lu.
tcstlI Of exhaustion, nervous ptostrattou. OYER
work, or or acute diseass; particularly Il ,ssult'nx
Co.. Troprie.ors. New York., For saIe By drug.
, 1879-04-04
RELIGIOUS.

.PREsBTTEnIAN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
The anniversary md graduation exercises Of
the Presbyterian Theological Seminary Of the
Northwest were held last evening at the instltu-
t!on, corner OF North Ilalstcd street and Fuller
ton avenue. Tho Rov. William NJ. Black
burn, D. D., presided. The address
to thea grduatlng clasa was delivered by
tho Rev, W. 8. Curtis, D. D.. prcsilont
Of the Board Of Trustees. Tho Rev. DR.. Black
burn then delivered vaIedictory nddress on
behalf Of the Faculty, congEatulating tho stu
dents on hnvlng successfully finished the collrse,
10 do lustlng honor to the high calling to which
they had becn devoted. He then delivered the
diplomas to the following graduates: Thomas
Boyd, james F. berry, Il. n, l.. Dradcn, Henry
Cullen, Janles .: Curfcns, John .Currer, Henry
N. Howell, Juhn Irwin, ]. G. Irwin, Asa Leartl,
T. ". Lrarl. John ateAllister, Albert a. Plans
tlchl, and E. II. Savers.
MORNING rRAYEN-MERT1N0.
The northerunost churches on the North side
have united IN establishing o daily mornlug
yesterday ID ti!e Lincoln Park Church, corner Of
Sophia md MowhaMk streets, running from
1850 to $50 o'clock. Il,eso meetings will DO led
br tho .nastors III turn. and NIL arc invited,
especially those who can drop In at
any timc during tho hour, even IT It bu for only
five, ten, fifteen, or twenty minutes. This is
ono IT the results Of MIR. Pehtecost's scEvlcca
at Moody's Church..
AscESsloN.
Tho difficulty hetwccn Bishop Mcl.aren nn,l
tho Roy. Arthur Ritchie las been l,uppily nj.
justcd BY aha PASTORS disseminating for the
sacrament, to whicl. practice. alone tho Bishop
Mntlo objection ut Tie Ascensf0n. The con!lsma.
tion has been appo!ntcd by tho bishop for tht
evening ol April L, hnt til, -, members Of tue
, 1879-04-04

The Board OF Trustees Of School District No.
OF Hyde Park aud Lake have called an cleo.
toni bo held tomorrow afternoon Ut the Pull
man School Houss, 10 elect two ufembcrs of
the board nt Education TO 6ll the vacancies
maae by the expiration OF the terms Of Metsrs.
, 1879-04-04
LOu1svxLLE ADvEHTEsEnlE ENT.
REAPtNG RICHES.
List OF the Numbers that Drew
Prices in the Eighth Drawing Of
tho Commonwealth Distrt.
button Company,

Tho eighth regular drawing. Of The Commonwealth
Distribution Company took place lat Monday, being
70 operate nc wheel This following IL tho report Of
the drawing IN ful1.
TN following lit Of tho drawn numbers. With
that wc. the gndsr:tKnG kept Tho record Of tho raw
n!mtert OF The dvtith drawing Of the Commonwealth
nlttnttnn company, which took placn ia tho city Of
lonlsvlltd KY, March 81, is7D aud The following at
, 1879-04-04

4 DECORATORS ART RECEPTIONS,
With psilc md pleasure nc advise our readers
to inspect tho most ecgant atyles In art paper
haugincs, curtains, otc., now exhibited At ILL.,
gcr'a. 20+ Wabash avenue, over ahown In this
citv.
, 1879-04-04
MARRIAGES.


Ss.AStAE-WedncsdAJ. April ,, hy
tho Itev. Arthur Mitchell, +. HchnpprF. Is. Of bIuo
!.sHI M, and iItss Ella ST. saasalnah. Of Warrington
ltet.hta, ill.,
, 1879-04-04

DRUNKENNESS.
DR.. D'Unger, discoyer Of the cinchona curs for
drunkenness. cures al casos. Aoom 81 Palmer
uoune.
, 1879-04-04

West Monroe street. Mr.. and Mrs. Myers wcro
fsc recipients OF number OF useful and ele-
Eaut prEgtplA.