davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

Nr. Kelly j. evidently proud of his record in the
Controllers office. lie takes pr de, 100 u tu' ."'
,ient organization OF the office which H. SAYS was
recently commended by as high an authority "S
Secretary Sherman.
GENERAL EWING on TWO CAMPAIGNS.
AGIANCE AT THE ONO C'NvAS~ AND LOOK FOR
WARD TO THr GErAr CONTEST or NrXl fIAR
-uF rnlNKs THE NOMINATION. OF GRANT AS
GOOD A. stTIIrD."
General Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio. walked INTO the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Saturday evening locking Us
straight rs an arrow and bcaminC as though he bad
never suffered disappointment in his life
"Nour campaign did not pnll yon down any,
General said TEDUNi reporter to him.
"Not at ALL gained ten pounds IN he canvass"
"Wbat tremendous vote Won got "
"T. was immense. ! got I'D 900 more votes than
Allen had when he was elected and $4,000 more
than elected Bishop. No Democrat running for
State office in Ohio ever got 80 many votes before
Your Nen-York election compared very cnrous v
with curs. Your total vote tel on nearly l'o,OU'
from las. NcaI. while ours showed AN enormous
How do Won account for.the extraordinarily
heavy vote cast IN Omof Was IL the result OIL
"Esilcr of 'he liberal use Of money-ou the Re-
pubucan side. mcan,. added General AWihH; N'r"
be saw smie gathering on the reporters ia'r
"Our own people were greatly stirred up aud made
IN Hgai efforts tO Wlu. ~
Wv asi are you Demo rats 2Oingio DO IN WASH
inctou this WinteIi Make more caPtai Tor thc he
81 >bouid hone not answered I wing. with
comic. t,yItcb in the corner OF IS mouth. " II
will be- short session, think. aud not an imoori-
Mn' one - ,"' as Eou'i", Ss,,ii ,ctin, !,
Itms.ly .rrunied wITh making candidates anu
shlrncning up issues"
W nat ISSUES VIII the Democrats ueNole theiu-
seNT, y" M MsnS' PeuliG-' P G o = , ,,,,,.,,,, f,,,,,
a.. ir. ,cro We~ll ned no other l..ut. On
tai v. Democrats can an agrcc.'
li.'' fol mace Hp '@'r m.Ad "s 10 ""o @""
WE. '' .,, '-' I..,t ic,yer.r Jol pa-l.r of
Now-i.'s.y. wouil be- .n .,,elie,i, man. ne was %
Nlr Gee. .cruor ani has . .otr.c Td. fioD1nly we
sal Na'. ." e'N, " o'uu'''' li"'N o'0 VI '"' ''
-, t,',I.g ro,fe nc alu.iou 10 Mr.. Tildrr
and On. reporter dId not venture to remind ham OF
the ,a..urcot thc iiden amt Ewing sc1eWe OF oil
tne ''' ."eu Ni,In %. '"' -, 49, ,,i
r. , -'..'' 80 j" 49, '''0 go
...-f.- so-'1 r,r,e M st.lf1ly 10 the
81 aiI .4i i.l'f i No .''ip H NH 'r..s Z a. ti,
S"P'i ~ 80 it' .,l,,l,t. L.t FIR
.ii '- % 49,. i,. ,,.,,r i',', "a nra-n,,,t'c a
-. .l ,.-.....,t .....,, i. I..,t II .stl,
,s ~, w.. N ,..., ,.....,in,f. t,-tnr tf viii.
"'''i'' 'i'"' w. "a ' D, ,., '.'.. . ID 80.
II'' ' ,ti' I'' D 'f,'i.. f,it '- .
,I - ',,..,i,.r,
,,U '" rl , D., ,..,,..,,,...t -
Lt va" - ~ s'.l, i " ~ ~ .,,l .'s .e,tI - that
' IT, ,i''i.'t., ,,.,,,-. I'M, ,,,....,,.,f ,o,,
4' "'-. '' '-D f'i i' 49,
'"- = '- '''" H'' ID" ~ "-'''
,.-.,,. -. - -, ',.,,,, rrr.rr r,r ,,.,,,
ONO 'ANi'i)AAl'N i'N ii'il 4A-4'~i-H'
CrVr.tr EoDIV~ON'- VItw~-CINf RAJ GAiFIIID-
80 ' . ..-.,.,.
lll ~ Ablliiii~ ~ t'iillNAi 'iN'h-fi@i.is
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
| CENIENARIAN.

DEATH OF A CENIENARIAN.
Mary McCabe died yesterday at No 103
East sxtoenth-st. from general debility In her 1OIu
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24

4uc move result - NUN tio hSuiN' IL
coiycd by The TRIBUNE. and differs slightly from
The result. given IN other journals. Some changes
will Dee made By the state Board of Canvassers
b. tie addition of defective votes, but not
enough 10 affect tho above results materially.
The newspaper reports are not complete
enough o show whether the defective vote,
for Iicutenant-Governor will have much ei-
feet upon Mr. Hoskinss plurality, this probable,
however that ouongh legal charges cannot be made
to entirely wipe out the plurality. The vote for the
five candidates for Governor, according TO the best
New-York tribune., 1879-11-24
TIE rOTh OF -NEW.YOEK.

Cor>r1i'- rIUFNIIY 42,5-9-TuU RESULT oN IUE
RTsr OT Iuf TICKET.
Tie election returns as reported hy the loca
newspapers in this state give the following plu-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

were consumed in the main portion
of the pens. Three hundred in the
southern portion, separated by a
brick wall, were saved. The pens
were valued at $4,000, insured for
$14 $50. The cattle were insured
for 100000 in Cincinnati, Philadel-
phia and New York companies.
The fire is supposed to be the work
of an incendiary.
Authors Of "PiuaTore' sn New
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-Gilbert
and Sullivan, the authors of "Pin-
afore," had Y reception at the
Lotus Club laknight. There was
a large numb er of distinguished
persons present.. Whiteiaw Reid
presided. GIlbeft made q very
pleasant speech.
The Izlsnsas City ESplOsioD.
KANSAS. CITY (Mo.l, Nov. s.
Great crowds of peopls gathered
around the scene of yesterdays
disaster from an early hour this
morning, watching the workmen
icthoNC tho ucDlio III tilc SeuICii iOE
the bodies of George Kemper, aged
II, and Andy Mcconnell, of the
same age. Besides those reported
last night the bodies of Ed. Shut
ten, Louise Hummel, Annie Nc
Connell and Miss Cooper have been
taken from the ruins of the candy
factory. Joseph Mcclure, au en-
plOyG of the factory, acted with
great heroism. He dragged Miss
Nellie Horton and Mrs. Long down
two flights of stairs through the
sitting smoke and fire. At the
bottom of the stairs Miss Horton
fell, suffocated with smoke. Seiz-
ing Mrs. Long in his arms he
rushed through sheet of flames to
the front of the building, and then
attempted to return for Miss Hor-
ton, but the fire was so fierce by
this time that he could not reach
her. She was rescued, however,
from the rear of the factory.
Burned 40 Death.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Nov. S.-A
NonpareU special from Walnut,
this county, dated to-day, says:
The city calaboose was burned this
and Noel Il. Parker, who
was confined in it, was burned to
death. 1t is supposed that he fired
the building.
Aa EDgineer's work.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-The |
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
TO OWNERS OF LANDS.

The undersigned will be happy to re-
ceive particulars and nlsns OF iand Ior
sale in this county, wi II q view to in tro-
duce the same to the Il tice of intending
immigrants. Sample, of any kind OF
produce will be useful ald can be left at
my office, No. 10 Sprinr street.
EDW NRD l.. GOAD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
A 'ChonsWrd Cattle 8nFned.

sl. ,shFF pv, e.-Tue 9n#tIs.
aaa r4.W aH s. No. 81 3
e5H Huo
FHfa agat #h
were iei v.h rAtt.a oo'aae (,
iainH la tW.r tat aaNtia !,
eUa taft 6aa'y atteEel
llBler'Ds i-i, lI'lt ftl @ 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
Bicycle Kidiag in Boston.

BOSTON, Nov. S..-The sixty-hours
bicycle tournament closed tonight
with a good attendance. Follow
ing are the scores: Terrant, $50
miles; Cam, 62S; Il. Harrison, 400;
Robinson, 321; G. Harrison, 440.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
Aa EDginesr's w0rk.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. S.-The
United States Government has or
dered Captain Pink Varble to pre-
ceed in the work of clearing out
the Indiana chute on the falls by
blowing out what is known as
Ruble's Rock. He commences
work tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
Coming South Going North

Both steamships call at Port Harford
uisObispo)and Santa Barbara; On
the down trips they stop at Anaheim
Landing, for freight only.
pB-Passengers for san Francisco take
the train for Wilmington that leaves
Los Angeles at 800 O'Clock p. NJ, Los An
geles time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
L0SANGELES WEEKLY HERALD
,sp,,hlished every Saturday morning.

isp,,hlished every Saturday morning
Terms.
Que yes:, by mail or express, one copy"Saos. Y.
bix months, - &c &c
Three '' 81 w
Advertisements inserted at reasonable
rates.
AN Kinda of JOb-WOrk done 80
Conn pete with San FrnHctsc0 "a
Price, style, and Elegance OF Works
mnnGsffD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
Republican National committee.

NEW YORK, Nov. s.-A Herald
Philadelphia special says: A
meeting of the Republican Nation
al Committee is called for Dec. II,
at Arlington Hotel, Washington,
signed by Governor-elect Cornell
and Thomas M. Keogh, Chairman
of the Republican Committee,
North Carolina. Owing to the
death of Chandler the Committee
is without a Chairman and Secre-
tary, Mccormick having resigned
when appointed Assistant Secreta-
ry of the Treasury. The object of
the meeting is to take action with
regard to the death Of the Chair
man and to select place for hold.
ing the next Republican National
Convention, and also to elect Off
GERS. Cornell, it is now understood,
is q candidate for Chairman, as is
also Mccormick. Keogh wants
the Secretaryship. The next Con-
vention will probably be held in
the West.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
g:eaasAnqeles 20 Aerald.

=, ilAhrd every morning except MON
day,
,s,SIctt ID. LYNCH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11
the New York Tarr Taik.

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-The Satn
says: 2:124 is a good deal for st.
Julian, good deal for any horse,
but not much as compared with
the performances of two of Bon
ner's horses. Rarus and Edwin
Forest. 1t is little discouraging
to California to know that, accept
ing its own track and timing to be
correct, yet Mr.. Bonner has two
horses that have trotted faster than
st. Julian. California usually is
ahead on pairs, but Bonner has the
pair this time. We hope some
man already born will live long
enough to see st. Julian come East
and trot n mile, not in 2:l23, but as
Rarus has done, In 2:1lA. Come
on, California, and equal either OF
! Bonner's two best, aud then, but
not before, do your boasting.
a rTs,nFsa,snrJ a1rgts. 4fu.s,a.t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

|ry day
bse and
o past:
eadable
Ugh the
i'll con-
ody and
to own
policy
|lle con-
Dnstitu-
y other
the peo-
against
against
ial JUS
y. II is
sect or
y about
honest
b. 1t is
nst the
honest
Bt Dem
rom the
tical or
lreServ-
p agree
18th the
plic was
YER the
inciples
Ponspir-
elected
J, where
for the
Il inde-
II be no,
J nearly
bugs OF
deserve
70 than
THE
wicked
Ould be
}, THE
itself i'll
1t i'd
to-day,
fairs OF
ion aud
prompt
l!gence
ortll at
belong
will bo
OF par
Rinty OF
signif-
J. year.
debates
enents
the Re
on the
ayf,Iif
10 most
Amer
or alle-
est may
Demo-
ngress,
hduleut
q ana
thy alb
o pre-
e exact
es, and
known
4 guide
all ln-
pr 1879.
, THU
a gen
lg and
nd We
In un-
R four
ms, the
|ents a
ng the
Pf fifty
month";,
is also
+, post
|, eight
r, post
$40 we
esa
K City.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

PAPEA
ar.
| large
bixteen
! style,
ngrav-
ntiOns
le arts
terest-
re, the
Social
AstrOn-
papers
snts of
&entifc
year
mt to
POld by
'der to
( Row,
with
erican
Amer
thirty
ve the
|atents
special
ericaii
a this
nee of
lation
ted to
les or
" dis.
rec OF
bly, be
igned.
about
Trade
with
tions.
rning
-.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

n.aveg iauf Gompa
hafor1 .he N1.te3
missioner lney F@taa
ans Wele c7u ,Lsg5,
5ot tsiHe elreet aaa tiis
-fr MiT rht 1ame
lr tittinueti Hfe4s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

WE'D
Bixtli
rect
pms;
fiage
hrlge
| ltlly.
lures
| lot,
7 a
5tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

SO,UUUA AFRs FOR SALE, Elm n
lots to suit, suitable for the culture
of Oranges, Lemons, Lines, Figs,
Almonds, Walnuts, Peaches, Ap~
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar,
ley, Flax, Ramie, Cotton, etc.' ana
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

CARSON, New, Nov. S.--R. X,
Parkinson was sentenced to pay a
fine of $500 and costs this evening
in the United States Circuit Court,
for illegal voting and false regis
tratiOn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

|ry day
bse and
70 past:
|eadable
Ugh the
ill con-
Pdy and
to own
policy
|he con-
bnstitri-
v other
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-11-11

f0rk.
! sta.,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
foreclosure Sale.

IN pursuance OF the orier and decree Of the Circuit
Court OF the United States, in and Tor the district
peia. Kansas entered MAY sth 1879 in certain suit
IN equity wherein AdoipAns Meier complainant
as x.
this Court, duly authorized By Sid decree. will
THURSDAY. THE ssIs DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
between the hours 81 ten O'Clock A. H. and four
O'Clock at the frcnt door OF the Court Honse 10
the city Of Topeka. shawnee County, ksasas. sell,
without superintendent for the puFpos~ NAMED sai
der. the iaiowins described property. .o-vn: An
which The s.id kansas Pacine Railway Csmpsny and
the said samuel tiimsre had % the "a day Of Au-
those lands Of land, and each and every
part Of them erastd under OF By virtue Of the acs Of
Consre.s Of the United ststes Of Amsriea IN Al q
OF the railway Of the kaaaE Psetnc Railway Comps
ny from the Missouri River q the month e. The Ken
River the south side thercof 70 The 1Bcsh mile
post wt from the NissSen River vpos Ne sid rail-
wAy Of the Ksasas PseiAe Railway COMPANY. excep4-
used fer he ro.dusy aeposs :nd osarr rsrposss neg
dent and Convenient 20 the WORKING ol said rsresd,
sass aor . ssas 8: A:a ss
,he Lad CoGmiss,onsr q nd Cs3gaay 2. tie -.
rails the decreed = the co0plansss interest
snd costs 10 this and which may b. sold seps-
ra.eJ without material injury 10 ne psrtss isssr-
M esadisss Of ssid sale o.. shsG The
principal Of inser~~ whereof secured BY the mort
gage foreciosed by ssid decree. ny bscSoe ~
chez Or Darsh. . o. s:sd g.ossny I'd ny
tied. in making settlement for end paya<ss O! he
pcrcAsss messy ~ hia ~ seese. psSshaesF - par.
turn IN snd 10. towards o. Of sacA psresss
nopey. say Of ths eo1yoes hRlA BY ssea pSsshas q
s q ?. ..ss ..s q .ss:s e.
rsekeaing saeh oo9Poss tsS seeA VaTess q sssa
q: s.o..s.s ne, ss, :s,,l = S.sss. q, o. q.
ehaSen, tse holder or bolders ~ ma eoapsss
hi ter just snare ssd yeoyoTss- In shsf eAssse
nssf Of and sceozs;ing Concerning eoek pspc<s1s
HIRAM r DuLyS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
tTSS
Election Notice.
To IN. rsssr Of D.ytoa 7SsssAsp. s.lss. con.

FISo N voter Of Dsytoa 7essshsp. ssiiss eoasfy
II ksnsas-
siGped ~ no hftAs u q. vsssSs 81 - syvasAp
has tsss psvs~nse 10 sAr Ir.sass. C>st ed Trsass
rsf Of sas1 tsussaif. - reVssre9 bs las. fss -
tee e~ai<r % sseesos .. 10 sssd sSuaaAp; sps
fcre. b ksSvn. that % ~ ia asy Of nvIksaa>s
oeioek 2 a. % re covered vsssao ps~essess ~ Sd
sovrsssp. e s!e<;ses IN - hsd - - pesvsS 3.
voesng boo1s fer - bUibdtsg % ~ krsdr~ AZ
Asrs vyisssa psjssea sAesr SaI2oss ~ vsc.s.
POI - Dssds~ b<D6s. sd sAe0 vsazag agssssa n
sAsif eaijsss- ASs:sse II BrsA6s ooo6.
n trssimosy SSprvoS. - hsss bsssDss 81 oss
Aaods, tkzs ia dsy of Asg.a. iGN.
ms 4IORDAx, Trsass
:: ~ JO0S C. nA9aGTT Cara
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

\ All except 1 Q 6 OF river
pit set swt 81 13 / q
lacres south of river
pit set set "a Is l ! Of
Is . o and e OF river
pt SET IS Is l q
) acres west OF river
Ut sci IS Is l 47i
20 acres north Of river
pit nj set IS Is ] 10 20
81 acres south Of river
81 sci Is l3 l p IA
pt Il nw& 36 Is l l 30
Il acres
net nwt,
pt set nwt Sc Ii l I IS
6 acres
pit WI nwt &c Is i l %
l. acres
net swift
set sw&S $ IL l . IL
pit sw3 swt
tOs 3 Ofriyer36 Is l 347
al % IL lS 10
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
Notice to Taxpayers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER; }

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAsURER;)
SALINE COCNTY KANSAS,
Saliua, July 9th, ISIS.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following de-
~ scribed lands and town lots 90 much thereof
ss may be necessary for that purpose, will. on
Tuesday, the End day of September,
A. d. 1879,
and during the next succeeding days thereafter. he
sold at public auction, ut my Office ~ the Court
House, In Salins, the taxes ard charges thereon
far the wear Al II 1875 J. HAMILTON,
County Treasurer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
PACIFIC HOUSE.
JEFFRIEs q PosTLEwAIT. Proprisso,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
SALIVA, KANSAS.
Free Sue to and from am Trains.

The Pselnc House Ii . building and contains the
conveniences OF nrst class hotel. spacious sample
room has been opened and arranged For the OF
travellers. II IL located nearly opposite the county
buldngs where good board can be obtained 1t all tnes
with or without rooms. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-16
MINOR DISPATCHES

MEMPHIS, Feb. 15.-The jury in
the case of Charlie Woods (colored),
on trial for the murder of Mrs. w.
c. c. Foster, this morning returned
verdict of murder in the first de-
gree.
MADEIRA. Feb. 15.-The steamer
Dunro5in Castle, which brought the
news OF the disaster to the British
troops IN South Africa to St. Vim
cent called here this morning on
her way to Plymouth. 1t is ascer-
tanned from her officers that later
adylceS , received at Capetown re-
ported that subsequently to the dis
aster to Col. Glyn's camn, forces
under Dartnell and LandsdaIa had .
victorious engagement with the
enemy at Porke-Drift. Col Poar
sons column is safely establishes At
Skaye. There were no bost;Io
Sulars in Natal.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-16

the subpoena duces tecuno served
upon him some time since, namely,
whether or not he be required
to produce the books called for. A
secret session will be held on the sub
iect. 1t is understood that the commit
tee is divided in opinion, the majority
holding that the books should be
given up for examination the mi
nority, that the books are of pri-
vate nature and the committee had
no right to compel their production
for public inspection. At a meet
ing on Monday, Seward will proba-
bly be informed of the action of the
committee, and if he still refuses
to produce the books, will be re-
ported to the House as in contempt.
The House committee charged
with the investigation Of the best
means of preventing ihe introduce
ton and spread of epidemic diseases
have prepared bill similar to that
reported by the special committee
Of the Senate. One of the princi-
pal differences is the omission of the
provision for a Bureau of Health,
but it adopts the Senate's feature
for a Board Of Health, to consist of
seven members, to be appointed by
and with the advice and consent of
the Senate, not more than one men,
Der to be appointed from any one
State. The compensation of each
during the time when actually en-
gagedin the performance of his duty
is to be $40 day and expenses.
The Surgeon General Of the Army
and the Surgeon General of the
Navy are to be members Of the
Board without additional pay. The
duties of the Board are such as are
defined in Senate bill and precau-
tions for preventing the introduction
Of infectious diseases into this coun-
try generally the same.
The House bill contains provis0
that it shall be unlawful for any
vessel engaged il the transportation
of goods or persons from any for
eign port where any infectious or
contagious disease exists, to land in
the United States, except in accord
ance with this act.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-16
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.--Chair-
man Reagan, Of the House Commit
tee on Commerce, will on Monday
report the River and Harbor bill
back to the House and move its
passage under suspension of the
rules. There will be some opposi~
ton from the Pacific coast members
and some others, but it is generally
believed the necessary two-thirds
vote will be secured.
The Committee of Ways and
Means to-day considered Secretary
Sherman s letter in relation to the
appropriations for the next fiscal
year, suggesting that measures be
taken for meeting the Deficiencies.
No action was taken, and it will be
further considered Monday.
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Ed
munds, frcm the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported favorabiy on
the bills to remove the political disa-
bilities of John Randolph Hamil-
ton, of South Carolina, and John
Mcintosh Kell, of Georgia. Placed
on the calendar.
In the Seward investigation to-
day Carpenter, one of the counsel
for the prosecution, called the atten-
ton of the committee to the fact,
that no decision had yet been rem
dered on the question arising from
the non compliance of Seward with
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-16

A FEW weeks ago we commenced
the publication Of "reminiscences of the
Second Tennessee Cavalry, by Lieut.
John w. Andes, OF Sewer cIuuIy.
With the present issue We commence
a similar series in reference to the
Third Cavalry, written by Adjutant
Will. A. McTeer, of that regiment.
He is competent TO write the history
Of his regiment in such a way as to
prove highly interesting, especially to
those who served in that regiment and
their friends. We will be glad to do
this in the future for other regiments,
the object being to furnish items of 10
cal history that will prove Interesting
and valuable in the future. We do
not desire to copfine this entirely TO
the history of Federal regiments, but
will be glad to publish items of inter-
est relative to regiments in the Con-
crate service also. Persons interested
in these publications would do well to
subscribe for the DAILY or WEEKLY
CHRONICLE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-02-16
TELEGRAPHIC.
Fatal Defects Of the Tennessee Insu-
rance Bill.
Direct Snub from Gov. Marks, Excl
ting general Comment.
Baltimore Bondholders Wishing to
Effect a Compromise.
The House Engages in Another Bea3-
ed Discussion.
On that Vexed Question Of Southern
War Claims.
Butler Turns loose a BrOadside at the
Administration.
Reasonable GuSh Of an UnhuDg South
Carolina Traitor.
REASONABLE Gush of an Unhung South
Carolina Traitor.
NASHVILLE, Feb. IA, 1879.

NASHVILLE, rep. II, 1919.
Special TO the chronicle.
Much has been said to-day re-
garding the Governors refusal to
hear argument from the Insurance
Committee, as to why he ought not
to sign the bill requiring Insurance
Companies to pay the full face value
of policies where property is totally
destroyed. He said the Legislature
was the proper body to present such
argument to, and it ought
to have been done there. He ex-
pressed his intention not to receive
the committees or hear any argu>
ment touching the bill. This is re-
garded as a snub direct to the com
mittees, and comment upon it is
general. Insurance men assert
that the bill is fatally defective,
and, on stocks of goods, works
largely to their advantage. Dis
patches were received from the
Home, of New York, Etna, North
British and other insurance COM
panies, announcing their determina-
ton to withdraw from the State on
the bill becoming law.
S. G. Thompson, representative
of the Philadelphia bondholders,
arrived to-day. Baltimore bond
holders have sent dispatches here an
nouncing they were willing to make
the same terms with the State as
the New York bondholders.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Is.
Special 40 the chronicle.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Savage,
chairman of the Finance Committee,
reported that the proposition of the
bondholders had been respectfully
considered, and recommended that
it be rejected and not further con-
sidered by the Legislature. Sena-
tor Morris offered a protest to the
report, that they would receive and
respectfully consider any other or
further proposition, and to pass over
the report informally until they res
ceive the report of the committee to
investigate the State debt, because
the subject is of such vital impor-
tance that it should receive atten>
ton. 1t was disposed of in a sum-
mary manner.
Mr.. Roberts moved the previous
question, to adopt the report, which
was not sustained. After raising
an unlimited number of points of
order, and much excitement, the re-
port was adopted by a vote of II to
g. A minority report will be pre-
sented Monday.
In the House, bill to give mag
istrates jurisdiction in cases of
forcible entry and detainer and un-
lawful detniner, passed third read
ing. A petition from leading mer-
chants requesting Gov. Marks to
hear the insurance committee, was
laid on his table to-day. He went
to Winchester this morning, but has
dot signed the insurance bill.