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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31
Personal.

DEPUTY United States Revenue Col
lector VIM. Galbraitb, Of Jefferson
county, arrived in the city yesterday
on official business.
Mr.. II. +. Berry, of Johnson county,
GeDersl StOrekeeper and Gauger of
the Revenue Department, arrived yes
terdsy from trip to the upper conn
ties on official business.
Col. JnO. &. Helms, of the Norris
town Gazette, was down yesterday and
is registered st the Akin House.
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Letter from MaxnardYiIre.

\ full line OF Cashmere Pants, at
less price than ever sold. 10. 7. McTeer.
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asaser Essser,s il Il. a..auara.ss

Peter Rasser's is "a 4s2quarsess
Fer the Largest and Finest stock of CT
CARS, TOBACCO. RERRsCBAUM nd other
PIPES, and anything - tae sN0KERs
LIEE at LO,EEsG prlcas ct =. cay street.
nez H.ra u Mile
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31

Star Drip Syrup at Locke's and at every
other house in town. jan14dtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31
For 5aie,

Star Drip for sale, at W. A. B. Hill & Co.'S
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31
EAST TENN. CIGAR FACTORY.
+. rKENJOs, Proprietor.
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES
and SMOKERS ARTICLES.
5 CENT CIGARS.
Pure EEavans Filler.

Fifty DOLLARS offered to anybody
in this city who can beat this Cigar in price
and quality. +. HoCKENJOs.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31

A few OVeTcoa;s, at unprecedented
prices. JOS r. MCTEER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-01-31

The CHARTER OAK in the new
dress is the prettiest thing now made
in the form of Stove.
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". a. Il. Hill &c.

Keep constantly on hands full line of
Staple and Fancy Groceries at their stand
on Gay street, second door north of Cum,
b6rland street. jan7dtf
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Daily Weather RepOrt.
KNOXVILLE. TENH.. Jan 80, 1879.

The CHARTER OAK can not he ex-
ceiied
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John Cash wanted

ow prices at ". A. B. Hill & &c. S
, 1879-03-18

Probably no moro Instructive ind interesting
series OF entertainments could be set before tho
public than tint which was begun last evening
ut McC0rmiek's Hall under the management OF
Mr.. George B. Carncntcr. Tor Quo month tho
serles will last, and in that tno tic spcctat or
will visit Euglnn.1, Ireland, tho various Coli
tfnental points Of interest, Palestine, nsll Ina.
Every city, to'sn, md han!ct, every palacc,
castle, aud cathedral in the routo will be dwell
upon by all experienced gutlc,-Judge ". +,
Beck, tho Englisi, tra.clcr Ile Views aro Oh
inncd hy Meaus OF this Ceutlcmunfa remarkable
nuroscopc, which exactly repFotlucea al,d vivid
II projects ui,on surface Of 1,00l s1unro feet
illuminated Representations OF hE,cient nsd mod.
crn art. architecture, scenery. and cos-
tunes iuc!Icnt ta t'iu seytral countries
will 10 doy0tel to 'lsu,nblcs III a.,.l about
L0u1Un,h tlls audlencn uf lust night lu,1fillIg ut
Eus.un Square Statiuu. Frnm tht,lco they wero
tnGen tu tl!e Lal,gham Hotel, up Regent street,
dowH Oxford, a,,u, after naklng lnrgg circuit,
tUlluhtlig Ut every Iact. OF interest on the ,ynv
finally rcsttl!g Mt tbs fIor.a Guards. Tonight
tho a'ldleucc will start from this point, an, viii
hc taken ucross Parliament strect {us White
l,a!l), n,ri, getting into Whitehall GarlcnB visit
tho SPOT Oil which stood tho acatTblu upun
which Charles lie Ftrst was bchcuded, then
back ou to par!umont street, passing tho Treas
,lry nnd nthcr buildings, aud 'thrnco 10 West
tho smut oil which stood tho great monastery
md irom thence to tho northwestern door, pnss
inG into lsc Abbey. exploring tts rccesses visiting
tlla ancIcnt chHpcls, tunlbs Of t.rr3t warriors.
statcsmcn, AnA poets, leaving the Abbey through
tho erypk.
, 1879-03-18
THE INDIANS.

n... 1Ssstat It9lQ4cA 10 3he IT1EHn&.
tsa4uA, Nch. March 17.-Is Ia reported tint
lsas'l lsas from Rcd Cloud as,d Spotted Tall
a,,Is ssss y, arc slaughteslnE great nuu,bcr O.!
s.t'.a s"s aons tho Ntobrars River IN Northern
lr..a!a' and selling them to purchasers at thu
s,,as s1s'' The Indians aro olao setting uu.
,n1s,. prairie hscs. and trouble Ia anticipated
b "' H." protection Ia soou glyen by the nlltury
i, w eatt'e Nun in that scglon, A largo mum.
h,h., h. cattle HFs also dying from want Of tood
.ta,'.1s .a FRANCISCO, Ca'., March 17.--4A Wallula
h, Mn" ~ 'a's that Gov. Ferry aud Gen. How.
H.. ~. y 70 down in tie morning to the Dalles,
nih cS .hsS will ,neo. Chief Moses, In company
1oa .9'' N Winters, from tlls Slncoe ncserva-
n....ses s'e'es was captured few dsys aso, al,tl
Yo... W tho Sheriff. Uona was given, aral
,h.ss. y now en- route to Vancouver, from
ii tha.Ae .Ae Start for Washington will 10 made.
liz ,anst aannotpstt bY Gen. Howard that smotlol!u,
a.n n" ,testless, influential, u,la dangerous In.
ist tHSInefa' tHIl and Governor tiuth feel eol,ieut
,hcf. astlon on the part ol Muses. UNI okiier
4sIili,ia, ends all probabilities Ut Indian
H!qnn =, tlc coming hmmn,er. This Is The
=, :'D' 100, OF tAe general public,
, 1879-03-18
CUTlCURA RES0LVENT<

Purely medicinal. and 1xrnless 10 tho youngest
child, this grcat remedy offers to tho weary In.
valid absolute and permanent relief. No COM
hnat!on Of medical aubstanccs ever before Offered
the afflicted postcsseH the wonderful properties Of
tho tesu!rtnt. M other form or process OF cure
either Of medicine for internal administration, or
OF electricity Of other outward medical appliances,
nosfcssen ftthc Uf Its curative power, bacauae
thcT Do not strike q! the great ctuso Of human
w*cakncss and suffering. llarlng discovered The
elements Of llaeate thai malnsaln the dcblltated
which snrnE diseases and affections Of tho brain,
the ltcs0lvcnt wAa compounded Of original mcdc-
inal nEents that had In tllcmaclscA tho power ot
Ningfes with the contents of tho stomach, It tAkes
Its pIact unonG tho constituents of The hloud and
trarerses every arenAo and clt1nncl of the body,
nrusFalizinx. md cxpe1llng disease. brecdng cle-
nleHtr, perfcctlns Digestion, q'ticting and com-
cnIatfng .1uidr. Its medical action hccmB IN.
bounded, because Of Its rctolyent and purifying
actton no medical preparation to be found In nn-
Of the standard works possctsiug this new ant,
original feature.
, 1879-03-18
LEADVILLE.

Whnt j. II. Ward Thinks Al,cut II,
MI. Jasper D. Ward returned from LcauvIlle
ycsterlay,,a1'.l was called upon BY REPRESENTS
tive of The TRIBUNE iast evening Ilc said !,e
Ind 6pent tic bust portion VI two ycars III tI!ut
region. md was really about tho olllest i,abI,aut
OF Leady!llc. lie hasIscycral mites IN tlG.t local
ttY, two Of Which llu liaa been working hiu4sclf
for kotno time past. lie SAYS hu l,as lust got
ready to sAlp ttlu ore HOW and reap thu benefit
of tl,c tLnu and mo,ey he has spent on them,
lie has Ills own assay mnclltuerY, mud can test
his ore as ha takes It from the mines. III aiorf,
MI. Ward hus becono u practical minor. IIe
bad large numbGr Ut specimona
WHICH ho has brought from tt,at cuuutry
at different tl1nes rellrcsenting a!Mos every
ki'd Of ore IN exssfetcc there. from pure quartz
through thu different degrees Ut decomposition
to sand dcpositA. some OF tlirse specimens aro
very rich, llo says Lcaslylu lias, Without
lonbt, fosno OF the rchrst silver nIncs In llr
world, but there Is limit IN them, nul every
W my Hcatis.
Hight herc, Mr.. Ward testrrd 10 enter lro-
test aFalAst Tho misrepresentation which wera
tnade bY ft'',lu papers md writcrs who wcra
few parties who pToilted i'Y tho influx Of
country should take tho nattsr 10
i'a,a ". sr;"l,,,d,;y and Try t99 pSt s.op to
'Ho IH''kl asluH VI IHo HunuFE4h-
yca, thouA.!'ds-of turn who were struggling to
rot to l.eudvie, with uo l,lotuy III ttelr pockets
70 get there on, witt, no taoney a.tcr they got
t!,rEe, ar4l with nothing to .lo. There werr, Ilo
Thought, US many 4s l6,MN people In at,d ubout
LealylllG. nnl Of tt.rsu hu presumed there were
5,000 nlun With nothing under heaven to do. unI
no money to EcL uWAy With. Many Ut ihrse
wcro hard 1fsreputabto characters, tie dreps uf
l'ealwood atnl other snIuug rat.,ps, Wto would
nut work u they ha1 ever 90 guol chance. tlo
fnttmatcI tl'nt l.eadVille Was getting bad cle-
ne,it. There wure hundreds Ut young nlcu
walking tlle strcota una tufestinE the gal.-
6i'nE loles, tint ,ss'oons, a,nl tIlh dens Vt
tll-rlputs. Sosnsshsng ought 10 b. done 10 nut
polat. It was unscttIlug bus!n..s and every
Interest in the countrr. Ilu satl tho AtrIl!sun
q Topck4 Roai lad tuportoI 5,O0 lncu In tho
lust tlYe months to work up0n Its branch
through Grand Caaoti. They eoula not to
Kept, but they would lesya und Huck into Leutl.
ville BY the hundreds. Tho greater plumber Ut
nicn who raula tAcTa Wete 1n1oTers. Guutl, cx-
prlicncel aliucfs wcru ablu 10 get work, ana
sklllctl Wurkulcn, especially carpenters, wurs IN
lc.I,an.l, II they brought ilrtr own tools. lla
thought 1t possIbfa Tor ulah With little
muucy to lo toirrablY well iu sres-
u!atti.g, but al branches Of hus'i..s
daily newspapers there ut preacut, asltl every
body was struggltng to lnaka q ltlu nauney.
just nuw tIu so4ds WgTn fearful, und tlleru weie
tons usn1 toHs vi merchandise awaiting tTaslor-
tat!on. lesnts we're very high unu real estatu Nas
at lntaltun rules.
With all thrsu drawbacks, Tho rouclus!ons of
Mr, Ward WcE4, ~ NJ interested party, that
Icairtis had snMu uf tic riclIrst uILcs III tho
WVzlt, ald yfas y KQol ptssa fvr l1usts4 u9p4-
, 1879-03-18
MEETINGS..

n, p,,i. tl,t., c..,..I C..-,., ,
1he Aepho.!ean e't5 Sc'itta4 COMMITTEE met
at tue Grand raclllc yesterday 1nornfnE, hut not
With the promptitude characteristic OF Republic.
mn. ,,cncraI1y.
n,,..s ra,,,,',,,. ,.,, o.,,., A.. 4,
~ eo'n'u.ttce W., ~" "as ea''eu " o1acs pS Mo
Chalr1nat' Col. Taylor Who statcu tlle object nt
tlic gathering to be to SELECT untnes to be sub.
mtttcu to the Council for Iuug es OF clcrtion.
aouot,r 1vhtt,, ,,I1n, r., Ia -,,5I,,,, -, ~,
~ s @~o $40 ~ "a. .s"ee " a'o
M4aules u tne h'ect''6 ~ WHICH Lug CotalAlttea
had been organized.
sts. lIertz said lo had understood that the
organization was somewhat irregular, nuu
moved that the action. 10 fur "a t]u ELECTION nj
otI,r.ra wor cnnc.rnr,, ~, r,.,ou.,dor,I
II ,,,,',. W =. .so"s'a.is"'
senator "nIte seeohaeo 3t.e motion ana mndc
quito speech, aid onco again the laylor.W!!tg
strIto OF last fall was opened up. ile Insisted
lint tllp Chairman should be clectcl Ly tlIu full
eom,7'tree, ,.I'' n, @n'eh nau not been ,to''s. .
Col Taylor auid tlicso lial been no 'rregu.
larity IN the Organization, md hc certainly tll
buI no object ia tuklnr tl,r Chafrmu,,.hIn lin
iii mi coro fr H.. ,os;,,or 49,, ,"a. ,.,,,,,,, -,
w. .s, ~, ,,,s SS s,';uasn ~; -. a.. n.s Nik "
Ies'Til ING EhalTtnansulp 10 any tntl meeting oil
lhr Coslinttee.
!, navld ClafR "as ~ 1asor Of harmony: aud 10
& t'at saa ~ moved aat ~ temporary oilleers bs
nauG W. NV pc!nautHt o'i.ecrs 1of llld cathpa'en.
''s aIa Tssr isot "'u a. hy ~ asso,u " N e na1tg;
, 1879-03-18
CATTLE EXPORT TRADE.

NEw York, March l7.-A petition In relation
to the cattle export trads will be scut to-day to
Secretary Eyarsa. ltlssisnel BY many railroad
Presidents. insurance anu bank presidcnts, mud
prominent merchants. Tho petition suggests
tllt curtain sanft1rY precautions be- utloptrd by
tho British Government. acting IN con.
cert With this Government, where.
by no danger need be appru-
funded from tic expnrtatfou Of our cattle, anu
whereby ths present bnrdcnsotne slict may l,u
removed, OF, 1t lcaat. rubbed Of mauy Of It'll op-
pressiyo features. Nj. Eynrts Is urged 10
secure tho ra!tel uskcd Tor In tho petition Ut
ttu earleat possible mu,nrnt, aa Ills question IL
f,Ile of DatOpal Importance, ind thrcatsua tlla
destruction OF ono Ut our greatest commercial
tlterprISe&.
, 1879-03-18
Detailed Account Of the Yankton
Outrage and the Fathers
Vengeance.
Mcdonald and tho Sytplt Fail to
Work tho IEni,eus Cor
pus Act.
The Usual Kidnapping Tactics
Employed In Capturing
Wagner.
Many 1tomB Of Emphasizing Information
from Divers RogionB Of tho
Country.


--... n DAlAOI4A OUIkAt3Es
The Ynnkton {Dakotn) Press amt Dakofa'n Of
March 10 gives MI nccoltnt of a shocking outrage
committed TN Annis Norman, little erl tnly
III years old. lank Cain, aims LINK patteraon,
negro, wns ruling n !,urau OH The open prairie,
when tic met the helpless ono mil committed
if,c cr['nc. Strange to say, J,n1Gc-JudEe
Br[ab!no-casno driving that way, md tic negro
mounted his horss md raptlly disappeared.
The tnnn OF law hastencd To town, procured a
warrant, aid had the scou1rcl speedily arrest
cd. An examination was about to bu held be-
fore Justice Roberts, when tho ei,!td's
fatllcr pushed his way into the mid
die Of Tho room, and, before my one
could Interfere, ho drew revolver md
tired at the prisoners head. Oliver Shannon,
says The l'rcts, who wns sitting at fl,c table,
struck down the wcapnil, nl'l the ball went
through tho loft leg ot tsla negro: This was lie
cs, lawyers, n1nl spectators were acIzcd with .
sudden trstro to breathe outer air. Sheriff.
Baker nld Marsalnl bates sprung upon Mr, Nor-
nlnli. s1lM alter protracte1 struggle succeeded
vas taken nway in custody OF Marshal Ba.cs.
Menntilne the prisoner Ind escaped through tho
buck door, making good use Of Its wounded leg
~ Ills flight. Outside he fell Into tilc Iants OF
tile mob, which f'ud run around to the rear Of
tle building to cut OLE hts RETREAT, md despIte
the Resistance of Deputies Swanson and
Donaldson l,p was loruo bodily i'm tl,c
alley to Walnut street. 1hu excitement
was rcachnE q white heat, md mingled
With tho olnid0us murmurs of the swnylng
crowd were crIes Of Hang him n Slnoot hin u
At this jnneture Sheriff Baker, who was re-
licgcd by Marshal BAtcs Of the custody et Mr.
Norman, CAME upon the eccuc. 1llrustlng buck
tic crowd which wAs pressing close UPON the
struggling Afsicnn, E'akur a1row hts revolver aud
placed himself In front ot the negro, uIul, order
ing thu mob to stand inside, llu sol.t them that
the fssan WIS MS prisoner, and while he lived no
keys neck Tho crowd fell sulenly back, and
tho prisoner wins placed In wagon md convoy
ed to the County Jntl, where I,ss wound Wis
attended 10 BY Drs. Dlcdrich anil Miller. II was
gro just below The groin u,l made its uSit from
the ontslue Of the linper nortiuu 0f tho leg. 1t
was only flesh wound and nut dangerous.
, 1879-03-18
SCR0FUl0US ULCERS,
Sores and Diacharsiug Wounds,

treated With the Cnlictra ana[scl l,Y ihn cuticnra
S0np, while the Rrsnlycnt i* bcin. taken inter-
nAlly. While strictly skin cure. Us IT. n.Int in.
deatcs. lhfs new nud nrfgtaA1 remedy is tt,u oniy
ne that We can positively say will cTrc sct. Hkln
and Scalr DiseAsek aa suit 1shrnm. letter, Ring
worth, Phoriasft, iinpeigo. Lrprnty. f!cl,cD. isu-
HandrnfT, md alt Itching. burning. a,,d ScnIy
Eruption. of shn Skin anil scalp: An,l wanay thls
Wien every Other remedy Of il,u boul;. hail laI'cd
even to relieve. Tie grateful. tunltin:. H! hca.
Ing !nfnencc uf cuticuta In skin Diseases il TN,
ntc!An.
IT," Crr1c.:hA 1FNzp!Es asc prenated by WEEHs
P0TTER. Chemists ant Druggists, :3l}n Washing
quo; lHrEe boxer. cuntan!n. two AMI nNc. Elaf
tircs thu quantity OF enaIl. 81. 1irsoLss~r, 81
per hottie. CETlcunA Snsr, 15 CENTS; by ulpiI.
~ cents; ! caAts, TF rents.
, 1879-03-18

CiNctsKATi, March l7.-'rhc pulieo t,ave not
stteccrdcd in unrayclIny the mystery n,rrountl-
Ing The dcaih Of Harry Baldwin. sc'.al.er, WHO
wns supposed tn lIayc fred thu futal sllnt, WIS
relci1st1i IN fHD ball Tho pistol t,c used was
thtrtyswu cA!tlre, while The ball extracted ru,,l
Badwin's lcad vas Twenty-Five callure.
, 1879-03-18

C1actSSATi, March 17.-1he body Of Klein.
Who wus lyncl'e'l back Of Scwnort Inst night,
waa 'elt nanrlng by Ills lynrllcrs til frnxc.,
still. The Coroner went a!trr It early this
morning., but Il Ind Disappeared, null Is sup
pnsca tu hare been stolen ly tnrtfes ttl t}c Gin
p'oy OF tln medical cp!Ie.cs 10 this uity. There
arn rltnors .lai The Kentucky authorities viii
proceed asniuet tlM lyncipr., WHO made no
grsat effort to disguise themselves.
, 1879-03-18

aotpw1N 9mtrn hits oil tho present cco-
,on,tcal difficulties Of Sir JonN 4. MAUpouAtp,
IN Canadn, to d dot, when bo sa.s: "Dit1'e,,l-
H., attcnu tho task Of dovlslne national policy
nr ro,,tltry which IL not rntton, Difficulties
.,,cud that task evnn from tllu rrotectlontsk
,otnt ri yicw; much tnoro from tile paint OF
law Of those who hold tlat what Canada needs
!. freo aecess to the markets Of her own CONT
,sntn
, 1879-03-18

ST. Louis, NO., March l7.-lcorgo II. Heat
ford, tiencrnl Passenger Agent Ut the Missouri
Pacific Railroad prior to last April, Was troueh.
hero to-day from Now York by neputy- Marshal
Coil on q chutgc Of cmoczzing iarso sum ot
ruoney from the Nailraa.t Company. Iudtct-
r,cnts to That effect ltayo been found ugalrst
'l,u roas, il aiso !ntllele ior slle sanu oiTcnss
but lu bud nut LcrIs nrrtsted to-lay. 1iua,rord
i,as been Passenger Agent of the Pcnnsytysni.
Crntral Konl IN New York anil l},ston during
tho past gear, Tie nmnuHt alleged to llavu beel,
enbrxxieu By flcaiIorsl nnsi White Is estimated
from sj0, 600 tu S50,U1u.
, 1879-03-18

A., a.. -, u.--------- - ----.--
Tcrc was cxix i'Honey ,wg NEEDED ee eo ! nG rssed
pet"eGt' M ttlat t!fhe a'll I'll" c1cet!n,l.
X. W Hoot'h'tc. who was prcsrrt NJ an out
sn hc hal opposed lbo lmctov far,tcn 80. IT
the start btcatsc hc 1.ft,rrI il 80 ..n,a 81
but whon ihc fartton to With he be1,a,e,t ,G III
i.s,s,t I'LL "nt to tno nGthoctatsc party IN such
'Sei IT, Hee.M, a tiamner ne "As teany 70 nmhdon
T.,,,. ms n1w anpeaffd t'lere 10 work with tho
tar n,t a. lhe way nt1ar nl! n tl,it their rtat'
.,t .In' WA nnt Ve!y u,lsrehl from thc PLATFORM
aaopie" Nv lha io!cnn Convention. ic wanted
H., ~ ~ putn u"enf'aGk TICKET put INTO Tug
m',." % t.,,'d ~ ",srSa m a.. r,esen. tht p,enty Oh
.'"i.5 "s5 "oula oe loft'comlhE 10 run ttt cafil-
p'Wir Wir uo,,r .,...,.,.
there would M. b. .wIa {;1rcnf,,ckcr Ju ",,an
the ticket wj,itI hoi hn"r n,,ninnt ~ 10 ;h n
tlo1,aDt exr,,t liz. f.m,rrf, iii" ,icknt ha rr.,.
dicict wou1 t,c Harrison, sc;n,,, Gurch. at,d
tic Ucnfurniic munnre f.r r INV fIsrk, "'"
1le Chair nt,nninIetl Nrssrs' Whntakcr.
Oi,riet, uInj Sherman ~ rntII,,it,,c Ia Grnft
resolution crnrrs.iye ~ tlr .sn.s of I'm ,:n,r,.
nittcr in rerar;l to lie actl,n tf ,.c tnnvrnsto,
he'll IN Nrrenebaum's full, to report as ihs
next meeting. Tic tnceting t.,cp ad,ourund
to "wednesday crrnins NJ ihc ss,ns nis:c e"'"'"
$3.50. ... 'N~~
hfnh rAhk:
Ill. ~ au17nfncn meeting .! ftic Executive Conn
n'stSc - ~: lh'fhycth 9nion 81 HYDE lnrk
|i "as Heiu IN tie clu'rf,on Of The fremont llouEe
}eetenssaJ aiela''nut lenrFe ~. HcGue. hfesu-
.'g: s'1 anesaTs. IT, l.. y. b0Yd mn! T.. a. Herring
Mceen.eq lnsaf fesIpaataons Wh!ch we're accept
~, ~! mnt " H. beh4leY nf't1 T. ". King chosen
10 III tic racaiittcs Mr. Martin II. Foss hoing
oat oI rnwn an'l unas'le t9 att"nd the meetings
~ ~, .!c , Euos"'ttee, Jonh farrch tTas choscn 10
~ ~. nls naen. VI NaynoF presented thefolloH-
"'s Ieso'u1loIl' WHICH %aa auuptcd:
:, Resg'sk4. That the Convention for thc notnna-
ten 81 fHaRn ati tn"n nillceta tn IN cltn.cn April
= y nv. at .ae Ii1a9e- lhtfadaf, March 20,
~ E1n.,,,s 4. ~ ~, - s. ~ - ~ snE. 0e ssIEesfhtea W
linn. hasad tnnn H. s,,, t ~ ."'Ss t" ~" .!nG
1871, ' 'S' s's'~' -Ap''''
THIS would lie screnty.scycn oc,cr,trs f,o,,
TIC ten districts. Tie it,esttn, inn aG GIournsd
gub1ect to tllc call Of t,e Chairman.
women r.,,+r,,,a
.,''" .n,... eni.A'o' 49,
~, ! no 1ounE MEMS Au1l!iafF Ll'ih ot North
GGM.caEo G,tE % nfh. mfeIlnI sast evening At No; ~
LsiicaEo avenne, Mr: n. :. Cragin In the chatr:
Ii,I .Me ineGas,at5 tsau .ne io'o"f4e pfeamh'e nnu
resolutions suosh'ttea VI The Executive COM
H'atee' ...
WHEREAS. The last City Convention unans.
mourly pa.acd resolution requesting 3aInt con-
H. ~ tae ~ uGfee plahs ior
wusHEAs. Thu To,tn9 Men:s hurl,,i,,v f.,nh
organized for th!s among tn utler aims, haa found
to oe true what many men hare long realized, that
most Of The corruption and wrong that come ftum
our primaries nrlt1 from tho cuatoM Of The ofct-
he;ee,1mx HIP: .ne's ae!cgat1nNs theretore
co,i,t' -, .aas 1 W. ea.1ss'5 tatluGst Inv Sen1tn!
to rcromacnt tat H. b. mntas srna " a,ie1eis
, 1879-03-18
INDIANA,
jRNstfdf I}lsprtch IN Ths Tribune.

7WFeWF 157V71EH TT w 7F1VHHE
tHntAHArof.is, Ind, March 17.-rlc trinl OF
Warren Tate, Of Chicago, tor tlsa mur,lcr Of
William Love, III Tho Cotrt-f House laat Noyctu.
bcr. began today. It wiIl jast couplo OF
weeks.
X. II. Wright. Auditor Of Tipton County,
north of tllIs, has anl Tic examination OF his
accounts sfloxs tMt hn Ia d [urger OF COUNTY
orders to tlu amount Of $3.50,
, 1879-03-18

St. patrick's Day in the ino:ntng Is very we'll,
bnt 81. patrtck's Day III the night Ia apt to put
ahead on enthusiastic cclebrunts.
, 1879-03-18

tuat ucQlTAllSea ana G1peIf them.
The heart distributes tho ama,tng quantity af
tsso hundred md dtty pounds of httsA cyerr huur.
Sow i IL: blood Impure. ly .easu'. q aon'o
breeding elements. In addition 10 being deprived
os tts rropcr nnnr,.iny qualities. !. obliged 10
cDnntoract und thrnw nH ts corrnrt PARTICLES tcto
t. t. dange5 that tho nn.s,, machinery, deprived of
tI!e bodY. Instead Of being strengthened ny tito
large quanttt!cs Ut blood scNt through thu hrnst,
10 weakened. debt1tncti. and tlrsitn.cd by tho
presence Of eonsun,inx roIsona In T.. Thus wheu
weakness OF the muRcIca, pains In tho bo,cy,
headache. lndi:eat!un. acrofalous dwellings nnl
H!eers. conrnHlpton, liberation u The l[ycs md
kidneyf. ctnaciatton and debility cituo, to what
do we trace shcml Why, with uncrring certansJ
to tb. hlooH. II Il thus thown that pure blood is
essential 10 good health. Most dreaec., even
sh1se Inherited, or13lnutp In the nuscucc Ut this
Indispensable condition. Fur Tho blood contains
IL shs commitment partsof all animal matter. Tho
alka!ics, etc., pertaining 10 the nnnal structure,
ate developed and nuurfsAed aud disseminated BY
u. !!cnce the fountaIn- lcah Of disease In the
blood. To he successfully combated, tho whole
force Of medication must be directed 10 its purif-
catiou.. Where in the vass end bulky catalogue Of
this EtcnL fAbkf
, 1879-03-18
WAR THREATENED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, March 17.--Thcrc was d
disturbance at llclenA yesterday, growing out
Ut difficulty botwgen willie nlaa uitl negro,
1t assumed such proportions tlat ule Governor
ordered tho bItMlnehuln kides to tho serue.
Everything IL now quiet.
, 1879-03-18

A'pbS1ia md that hllo was, doubtless, tied TN
in tils baE and thrown intp the wntcr wh,tc
alive. There Is no ciew to tho mur1crers, hut
ths oollce arc determined to bflng them 10
Justice,
, 1879-03-18

COLUMBUS, o.. March 17-W. II. Latld, pas-
scnger agent Tor four roads At tha point, has
gat,e to Canadn ut,ler clot11 Ilts aecounts
arc estimated to bu about 8sU0 sllurt. lie has
"rtttGn from Quebec admitting Ills cruokrdhc6s.
and asking titnu for settlement.
, 1879-03-18

Tro wrongs do not make right, md the i'm
po.ton OF MI odlots tncomo.tax will not Justify
The rascaly Southern tobaeco steal.
, 1879-03-18

with the tobacco.tax reduced nntt the lncnfnc-
II, restored, The North will BIZ paying tr!hute
h The South. Is not this reversing tho relation
II Tie conqueror to the conquered!
, 1879-03-18

The tohacco.tax has been reduced. 80 bnd
ha,ps. And worse ronlnins behind. The bu,lttl-
.n Democrats hnYo resolved to restore tlu In
c1ne-ta1.
, 1879-03-18

Tho repeal of tic tobacco-tax md the rctnpo.
,itlon Of the lncome-ta1 asa twin measures.
f)ua has hold OF the otllcr's heel.
, 1879-03-18

DEAnwoop, u. r., Marc!l 17.-ln shooting
affray at stusCes City Inst nfght. Cl,ares ,Yill-
Jams wns instantly killed BY notorious rough
luowu as tFtghtlng Dan."