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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-22

AHIs 's levellDg age. All the lit.
Tie opinions about things in general
'nat used to entertain are being torn
10 pieces by the aggressive scientiats
Ihere's no man in the moon, fairie.
ana brownies have departed, Gem
washington didn't have hstchet, the
battle of LOOKOUT Mountain was 80.
fought "above the Clouds" TiIden Ia
not reformer, Ben. Butler didn't
steal spoons, Shakespeare was a mvth
Sna now the Denver Republican saws
SOD was not q poor man, bat was
worth S4OO 900 In q time when tan
Ssa" was worth . dollar Of to>day.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-22

PRESIDENT making goes briskly on.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-23
SemtfblauS nno SfnRleuS.
(Gortfesuns folst.)

Dab 8ismard sinsn &ries nit 8ubIanb
unb cine 8eoiiicn Der Sarts oes Df!ttsn
europa plant, 1T elm Sfsutlihss @ebsim.
nb. SO frast fh nur neh, wie balo
bies @reisaib eintrstsu wsroe. Sn ct.
petersburg ideint man gu slaubeu, bab
Ihpn Die nahfe 3ufunft &riss brinsen
muiIe. Gafiir ipriht bic furslth telesra.
ptild semelpete 8eieiisuns Don bier fra
te9fhen puntlen i'm weiitiden 8uBlanp,
fpridt fas Sern6lsiten bea 3areu pon Der
BerIiner eclosnen 5eh3eit unb Die Der.
naGlaifsuns Bismards burh @crt1da.
fOff.
Gin 8riss NIT DeutldIanb mare in
8ublunb popular f; eenn isnss 1T bieism
pertaBt, leitpem es ibm niht i'm &rim.
trisse ssssn bic Dsamahte 3u 5ilfe
lprans ater aud bas Sllihs Dsutihlanb
babt &ueIano wssen Der @rsn,iperrs.
sSas bic BunoeSsenoifsn bet,iff!, 70 tSnute
Hublano iolbe in5runfrsi6 unoS Stalien fin.
ben; auf Dsutldlanb's Seite wirbe Differ
reid leDen. Ten Sdwfrpuntt pss lsbtsrn
mad Often 3u Serlesen uno pamit Den
&bfall fet beutfd. Sasrrediidsn Yrupin.
gen sintulsiten, bas III giemards prO.
eramm. @slesentlid Der Supensgman
cipaticna 6tase bat er ben 8ominen 14on
NIT ibrsr annsriOn an Ssfsrreid seorcbt.
8ublano 1T beute nod pom 2urtsn.
friess sriASpft uno in Gasn ensasrt !;
Jrantrsids militarilds Organization 1T
nod unfertis bic teutide 8esisruns bat
our& bic 3Oasslsse neue Utittsl fur
8ufanssn erbalten. Aaes Dtsiss 1T
uieletdt in etn paar Sabrsn gang anbsrs.
Sisraus folst bic NOttweneisteit fir 8is.
mard, balo lcsjuldlaSen. Aud liebt er
ss, feine plane ielbit turd3uflbren unb
fsbt bereits im 65. Setensiabre. 8cm
@cmsnte Der Spusnbuns Der Jsaunssn
I'm weitlidsn Dsutldlano al birfsn mir,
psnn niat als an3siden trasen, jsbsn
Sag ben ruifld -bsutldsn &riss ermartsn.
q. s. S. 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-23

auna fGr i'm leiu, penn er srFabrt Dap
man 1einen @hein sum 8srfauf ausssbo-
ten Nqes bas wiirpe nidt seiasesn istn,
mdre er pfen ssssn mid eepsisn. VI bat
aelhwpren, es werpe anofrs werbcn. ia,
bas 1ou ss, bus idwSre id Wsine sisbf
wirb i'm betpabren Dor benz Wbsrunee,
pelAem ct In leinsr esibenlhaft bltno 3u
taumelt; Id werbs in msiner 9'sbs bic
Rraft fiuoen. itn 81 ltiiben uup ia bolten.
Ga, er Bat 0eat, aud Id iass: Sort BON
bier uub jsne iGSnsn Gage Don Ssr-
eepst perben wisberfstren, Id, Gin ldpa
des 0eib, min bas @slpenit bannsn. mel
DIES bier unier Slid teorctt.
@opbie besab ltd 1T tbr CABINET, 100 fie
bic auf ibrtn Namsn lautenpen Bertbpa-
piere Der Banf in sinsm beiunosrsu Sadie
hires Sstretars NIT nod anosrsn Sdrift>
1fldsn son rer 5anb bss Generals aufbe'
watrte. Nadbem Fe flniune 1ebensis
8antldsine je gu tauieno &ubel absssablt,
l6lte Te mie sufallis pas Sanp, NIT mel
dem bic Sdriften unD Dapiere bss Gene
rails sulammensstuneen tparsn iis be-
pabrts bislelben ais etu tbeures Inoentsn
al BEN 8ertorteuen uno bate iie bistsr,
cbne l1t burG,ufehsu, 70 se'aHsn, wte ite
bisislbeu ssfuuoen. So iparsn msiit 9fet'
3sn, Mussiss, Wuffdbs uno @soanfsn, rusl'
@e sr in psrldieoensn gpoden ieinss Sc
bens nieberselhrieben. Snesm lie bic
pupitrs pisper ,uiammenlssts, fslen iSrs
glids aaf elm en,elnes 8latt; iie ertannts
NIT gsrwunoeruns Die llatsr'ebrift 'brss
Wannes uus las.
(Gortiebuns fplst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-23

- Nae 3rantbeiten, bic aus einem
uerocrtenen Nasen entiprinseu, tpeiden
auseublidlid mad benz @ebrauh BON
,6eees Gilt @ese Tcnic."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-23
8 + a 9.

- Sc Bat fa tsraus9saeut, Rag bic
Nesifsr gum &neipslGdhen fir ben Staat
3sras auf Dem DampTsr COLORADO Der
laesn iino. Da mub man pas StiF
spcbl hsrsinloHsn.
- Der @oussrneur bat fa mirflid
seweisert, ben in Aufin ,um lope per.
uribeitsn 9lotb,aGtlsr Bunt Ute au BE
snapigsn.
- Die SauFsute in Isrus ssbsn bin
fdtlid Der uDrummsrfsuer" Helm bst.
Das 6aus :. u. 8. Blum In @alpelton
be3abltsn bic Steuer fir 20 Neilsnbe. Bis
jeBt babsn 7 5trmsn itrs Steusr entrittst.
-Sn Stfrman psrss Doe Garter
psldsr am 2d. Suli bel Dodge sinea
Mpro tssansen tatte, perbaitet,
- Der Contractor, wrlHtr be Ser.
msffuns Der 8 MilliOnen, gum 8au eines
&apitOl be(timmtsn adsr eaub ateruabm,
tsrittst tab bislss Qano rod nidt 70
piel sintriast aIs bic gewlisuns aus,
mabt.
- Gin fartistr G,baltsisuif BON
WafbiHston County iR wsstn gtsbsisb.
Ratl verbal ftst woro,n.
-Sn grounspille fam elm Daaen.
traia scn Mcniertp or. Der 800, 900
IN Silssr NIT lih Iabrt.
-Dis y. 8r. 3situns psrSHsntli6t
els eisentaums atiaabrns pen Gomal
eouniq ME felat : ,.95 Uasiisn 9sIearap9
ano apparats i'm 8srtb pon,s765. qanb.
Certificate 176O Qdsr $3lO. $50 Sut.
idsn. 8useys, Y8assn u(w. $27. .oG5,
Wtri5enss, Maiatneu unp Ga atplaultsn
saLl2l. 4a47 pfsrts unb Gel Sos,
va Material unO osrisrtists arttsl
$oooO. 1850 aopf ylsb s6o,O50.
~ Visl nno efsltnnsn $4e0. 3e3e
S6afs s479l. lo4 3ieaen $40. 6l9
Sapsins '$540. ahssm.ius 8aufmanns
eiitsr s57.370. 6slo aui 3inien $l24
ss5. Mnotres gisentbum niHt tisrir
etnannt 5000. Nntb BON li.senbsn
0tesnteam anp wsldss onstsstsn: Sn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-23

- Derl alberne @ebraud Der ensli.
iden srSberen Easebldtter, bic perIdie.
oenartisifen Seitlidteiten, 9od5eiten,
&instaufen &c. nit Der uni ltanb!i4lten &c.
nau,steit 3a idilbern, 70 3war, baB iie
nidt perfeblen, bas Sleib, bas SRI. 9.
uno ben aopfpus ben SRI. t. setrasen
bat, auf oas @enaueite gu beidreibeu, bat
tiirSlid miaceRens elm paqr ernlen Ecu.
feln BON Sanblunssreiienoen, alias
nDrummers" gu einen, bilisen Nbeno.
eien, unb bu3u perbolfen, bab lie fir ei.
men abenb in elmer @eiellidaft alS bic
9Gwen Salten. Sn Dslbi, Soma, muroe
in 8idter Doolittle's 0iaa elm 6elt ae.
feiert. au benz etpa $50 0iite sinselaoen
waren. 3fpei 5anblunssreiienbe. bic sez
n6tbist spaten, in benz fleinen Stdotden
su Gbernadten, bSrten bic Wulit, sinsen
gang unperfrOren nad peS 9tidtets 9auIe,
saben Fh ala Correspondence Der Gbi.
casc Times" une ,Tritnne" aus, er-
bielten aud ridtis 3inlab III bic @eiea.
lhaft, uno muroen ben 9anSen abenp lber
sebdtidelt unb serfegt. geipnoers ais
Der Correspondent Der Times" iein SEQ,
ti3buh berpOrnabm uno 9fOtiSeu 81 neb.
men be8ann, oa Dranotsn i9 bic Oamsn,
defenders Die iunsen. uni ign bsrnab oa.
nit er ihre Hleieer nur il Won aopf bis
su ben Uiben senau bsihreiben Tonne,
umo non aQen Seiten resnete es Beiieaus.
gen auf bic Summer oer Zines, in osr
bic Gprresponben3 bes intere6anteu
6remolinss abseorudt iein iollte. Gs
braudt niht beisefiat gu weroen. oaS bic
SehelIarihnen Gle Summer niAt erbielten,
uno aud niht erbalteu werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-23
guunty 2e4, $40 older, psrtb 1904, $50.
@ertb BON @tapteisentbum $23o,215.

County: 294,34 @der psrtb 1904, $50.
@ertb BON @tapteisentbum $230,215.
3otal: $l,223, $50. Staat'1ar nnb
Staats&opflfsuer s6l1o,39 unb sl798.
Gcuntslieusrn s611S,30 uno 1914 25.
llnanesbsnss @isentbum fir 1879: 49,
957 Oder, merits S2O.56o. @taotsissn'
tbum fur s4550, suiammsa s25, ,1l0.
SGuls Genius QDeibe &inber BON s.
IS Satren 1869, bapon tSnnen ni6t
lslsn. 5arbiee "A, baoon tonnen 81 nidt
leien. Weibe &nber BON 14--lS SABRE
157, idpar3e A."
- Die 5urnertaue in Gueru sebt ibrer
8Uleneuns entsesen. Ser aurnoersin
berritst fh jeBt 1dpn Dor, mebrere Vor'
fsqunssn In perlelben gu se6en, lobalo lie
ppaenoet III.
- Die Equalization III @alusfcn CT
tislt am 22. cine Depe1de BON gDaIbings
ton, pas Sturmfsnal aufsusieben stne
eleide Srber erbieltsn bic Statiunen tn
anrern @plftafen. gon 8ilort traf bic
Dsps1de Elm, bab Elm fiirdterliAer Sturm
einsstretsn isi, Der mebrsre 5auler umrib,
nobel sinise Menlhsn 8srlebunsen er.
bislten. Su @alpefon mar man am
msifsn TIM bic Pai1asiere auf oem Dampf'
idif COLORADO bslorst. Der ansetinots.
tie Sturm fs0te fd, pom glcroen fom'
nenb, elm, bod mar er ni6t 70 fart,
ais man srwariets. Die 1elesrapben.
perbineuns Sitlid BON @alps lton wurbs
inpsB unterbroasn.
- gcn upalbe pirb teleerapbirt, tab
ltd, isitosm bic 8anssr isne 0sSsnb Der.
laiIeu baben, cine Banbe Biebpisbe In ben
gsperwalpern 3uiammsnfano. DEM Sbe'
riff sslana es, 13 StId 8ist, tpelde BON
jsnsr ganbs seitoblen wurben, wieosr ,u
bsto amen uno cine Nu,abl Burger, usl&e
ssssu bic 8iebbisbs ous,csen, braAten
Is Stat nit surid.
- Sn Muffin wurss ant 90. Bunfs
@fe sebanst, Der i'm Sult 1878 gfotb3u&t
psribt bate s. pabrte allo etn games
Sabr, ebs ct ben Qebn fir isin gertrsdeu
erbielt.
- Ole Ssras Deutids 3situns terid.
tet: ,Mls am 6rsitas sesen IL llbr
gormittass 5srr Saas mad 5aule fam,
fanb er auf Der abarl6wsls feinss Soft.
bau1es einen total betruntenen Mann
lesen, ben er NIT 6alfe fein,s @ufw drtsrs
mad elmer nabeseles snen Baultsus bradte
uno ihn bort In ben Shatten Ieste. gla9.
bsm Der Nann leinsn Nauld ausgslAla-
fen, fam er au 5errn 9aas, betanfte 1fG
fur bic freuntltae 8sbanpluns uno eins
leiner Bese. 5err 5aas slaubte sine
menldenfreunollde 9tat sstban gu babsn,
wer bsfdreitt aber lein grliaunen, ais er
weesn @bbarbluns pss Wonnss serbaf,
tet wuroe Die &lass mar Don einsm
gfes.r, jsbenfatls auf @nitifsn zines Rt'
palen bss 5errn Saas ertoben porsen
une ba bisisr lid Don atler Shulo fret
:pubte, tammerte ct id nitht Ssl um ben
prp3eb unb bic Julse mar, ct mubte CAB.
len, Dollar Strafe uno $14.10 8oasn,
allo $19.10 fur cine meni dsnfrsunolihs
5anbluns! 3u bsmsrtsn 1T nod, ba6
tsin pOli,iit in Der Nate mar. Der ben
8e.runtenen Bate fOrtl&ufen tSnnsn unb
oas Der Utann gar nidt ais 3suse sesen
5aas erlaien. Da mub man fa benn
bod frasen, Of bic 8argsr nod irsenb
wslde Redte babsns Die Yolisst be,
faabt iie nidt uno beldlbsn 1s iib lelba,
70 munsn ite entweber berappen ober brum.
men. Cine idSne @eseno isBt bisles
6eu ten !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-08-23
Die 81. Self. ypl,sb[dttsr"

- Die ..0. SeN. yol,sbldtter" II.
5ablen aus Seppenteim ..Scr eini8en
Easen belt Serr 2ebrer Utar Sdmitt
Seinsn 7iabrisen Sdiilern @nidanunss.
llnterridt. @r lief Diefelben Yfan5en
tsibreiten unp Itus, wer fsobl ein Slatt
sg neanen wins, sas feinen ,,Stiel"
babe, wcrauf Der flsine blonoselcdte
@cbn bes @ulftalter 8runi fd erbsb
uno rief .5srr esbrer, unier Wcden'
Slatt ~ Darob ullsemeines 5a0cb !"
Der 8nate mub wcbl gu SauIe etwas
ber9leiheu sebSrt baben.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-14
SEHON THE SWINDLER.
FURTHER DETAILS OF HIS CAREER or DUrLICITY.
by TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
q

FURTHER DETAILS OF HIS CAREER or DUrLIciTY.
fry TELEGRAPH TO THE herald
lDA ~ ne i
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 3D. 1879.
The swindlc Of the Odd Fellows Benevolent Society
80 c,,....a 49,, A., -, choxo a ,r,;r
VI ehicaeo anu lno Lane onoio anu "on'eai
Southern Railroad, and the attempt to de-
fraud the United brotherhood of Lebanon,
~ T., n c. d.. c.,,a
TO- ny a. " L. =. oeA'"' 1"s' u
Master in the Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
and D. g. Howell his confederate is still the subject
80, -. 49, .... m, ,.., IA;
Oh 'nc ihos' eAei'ihs INTEREST Ing siui'"eiine HAD
tory has now been aired. His father was years ago
the owner Of Cocker Creek gold mines ON the Chill
-. ,,.... W.T. 80. .,,,,' q, .ho
"oniic -"o"n'"iis' VIM " p -
same vicinity hunting for more gold, he was
s.;d ~ have bcen murdered When his BODY
,.s......, !. ....s 49,, ., ..,or. vh.ro ono ~
was discovered IL was aken ~ A'ncHs, wnetS ouc VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-14
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER!
WASHINGTON. Jan. IA A. NJ.
Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States and New England,
falling barometer warmer southwest winds, cloudy
weather and occasional light rain snow. followed
bv colder northwest winds, with rising barometer
and clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States warmer southcry
winds. falling barometer. clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Gulf st ties. warmer southerly winds shift
ing to cooler west and north. with rising barometer
partly cloudy weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley southwest vcor-
ing cooler northwest winds partly cloudy weather
with occasional rain or snow. followed by clear
weather and rising barometer.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
valleys. rising barometer colder northerly winds
clear or partly cloudy weather.
colder north ard west winds, partly cloudy weather
and occasional SHOWS
For the lower lake region. warmer southwest
vccring to cooler northwest winds rising barometer
increasing cloudiness and snow or rain followed by
clearing weather.
For the North and Middle Pacific regions, slightly
cooler north aud west winds, occasional rains and
clearing weather.
For the South Pacific region. westerly Winds partly
cloudy weather.
The rivers will generally rise, passing danger line
at Chattanooga, Decatur Johnsonvillc and reaching
1t at Nashville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-14

steal scholar, and hence the numerous new
tangled words which every day appear
ing in scientific publications do not Always
commend themselves to the approval OF fastdio"s
philoogists. Still oftener the physical disco'efer
renounces the effort to construct a new word ana
contents himself with that existing term which best
expresses the idea with which he has enricheu
the scientific treasury. Both courses of action are
open to objection. but of them must perforce be
adopted. The multiplication of unntellisible words
is. of course. grave evil more especially il they are
not constructed in accordance with true linguistic
insight. But the indiscrhninate use of existing
words in new is a still greater evil, and we
can think of subject more imperatively demand
ing the Intervention of trained philologists In
our teegraphic columns this morning will be found
an important despatch announcing the latest tri-
umphs in spectroscopc research achieved by MI. D.
Norman Lockyer in unfolding the secrets of the COM
position of the solar chromosphere Tor rather chro
matosphere and the two words which express the
of the discovery are .dissociaton and asso
clation The word 'chromosphere' is an illustration
of the first inconvenience to which have above re-
forred 1t formed from the Greek by Mr.. Lockyer
himself some ten years ago. TO express the sphere OF
color surrounding the SUM- 1t is readily understood
but unfortunately is not correctly formed, as the
leading Greek root has two additional letters which
have been wrongly omitted. The word should be
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" In the words "dissociaton' and
association, which for the first time are pre-
sented to the general public with specialized ssnif-
cance have the opposite pathological error of en-
ploying words which have too general meaning for
purely technical use. True the word "dissociaton'
has already been employed in this sense for more
than twenty yeGrssince it first introduced by the
eminent French chemist NJ. Henri st. Claire Devllc-
but it has become part of the popular vocabu
larry. ana now that the discoveries of Mr.. Lockyer
have brought the subject into prominence it would
be well to introduce the correct terms 'dasass and
"synsasis' for the faulty terms 'dissociation and
association" We have in this city an American
Pathological Society which. under the presidency of
Dr. Weissc. the distinguished author of recent work
"Thc Origin. Progress and Destiny OF the English
Language" tomorrow celebrates its ninth anniver-
sary. and to that learned body commend the I'M
portant task of rcscuing our language from the
threatened flood of pathological barbarisms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-14
THE SUN.
j. Norman Lockyer Believes he Has
Solved Great Problem.
REVELATIONS OF THE SpECIROSCOPE
The Advance or Quarter or
a Century in Science.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD. ]

LONDON, Jan. Is, 1879.
J. Norman Lockyer, the distinguished
English astronomer, has just informed me
that he has obtained evidence that the bright
lines of the solar chromosphere are chiefly
lines due to the not yet isolated bases Of
ourteen so-called elements, and that the
solar phenomena in their totalty are, in oil
probability, due to dissertation at the pho
tospheric level and association at higher
levels. In this way vertical currents in the
solar atmosphere, both ascending and de-
scending, cause intense absorption in the
spots; their association with the fac
u!~ and the apparently continuous spec
trum of the corona and it's structure thus
find easy solution. Mr.. Lockyer thus, APP
parently, explains all difficulties met by
the observers of the solar eclipse Of lust
year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-14
pERILs OF ARCTIC EXPLORATION.
LECTURE by CAPTAIN TYSON ON HIS EXPERT
ENcEs DURING THE WINTER OF 1928.

LECTURE by CAPTAIN TYSON ON HIS EXPERI-
ENcEs DURING THE WINTER OF 1928.
WASHINGTON. JAN 49, 1879.
Captain George E. Tyson the comradc of Captain
Hall. of the Polaris and commander Of the recent
Howgate expedition to the Arctic regions lecturci
tonight in Lincoln Hall his unequalled experience
while lost. with eighteen others. on foe of ice,
during the winter Of 1872 and 1873. Captain
Tyson is man of pleasant address
fined features and compact organization. He
is mild in his manner and agreeable i'll his
conversational powers, aud q succnct and carefully
written narrative OF his dreary experience forms
most attractive and fascinating lecture This MARIA
but he has lectured only twice upon the SUBJ
jcct.
THE LECTURE.
There was no lack OF material for the lecture, the
perience OF six months into descrip-
ton not exceeding hour and q half in
its delivery. The precariOus methods OF OBJ
tanning subsistence by killing seal and bear were
graphically described well as the little village of
snow huts which formed the shelter of the Arctic
wanderers during that memorable epoch. All the in
genious sustain life In the daily experience
OF the icehoe colony formed subjects for startling
chapters. Arctic cookery, the careful saving OF the
seal bubber and the preparation OF the scanty articles
Of food saved from the Polaris gave the audience
an idea of how little the demands of nature
actually to support life even in the most
perilous situations. The account of the gradual
grinding and washing away OF the Hoe from being
great field of ice to block scarcely twenty yards in
width aud length was most thrilling. and how III the
last moment, when it seemed AZ II there was verge
even to the providence OF God. the whaling steamer
Tigress from st. Johns n. T., discovered the party
sailors and Esqumaux ut st Johns, safely in the
month of April, 1878.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-14
MINATroN FOR PROMOTION.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

General Alfred H. Terry and Major Robert p Hughes.
United States Army. at the Sturtevant Senator
Theodore NJ Pomeroy and General Clinton D. Mac
Dougall of Auburn. n. Y, and W. b. Storer Russian
Vice Consul at Boston, at the Windsor. Judge
Nathaniel Shipman. of Hartford, is at the Abemarle.
General George W. Getty. United States Army. is at
the Rossmore. Moses Kimball. w. T. Sears and John
Woodbridge. of Boston. and George II. Corlss. Of
Providence, are at the Fifth Avenue. General b. H
Robertson, of Washington, and Benjamin Stark Of
New London, are at the New York. X. VI. Pulsfer.
f. b. Haskell and Charles H. Andrews. of the Boston
Herald are at the Brevoort. Samuel NJ. Shoemaker.
of Baltimore is at the Metropolitan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-14
J., LOVE AND SUICIDE.
icy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

CHARLOTTE n. c.. Jan. -, 1879.
Yesterday morning Walter W. Pegg telegraph
operator at the depot of the Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line Railway. ut Greenville. 8. c., was found
lying dead on the ground about quarter of a mile
from the depot and near the river. which runs
through the town. The young man had had love
affair the issue Of which had been unfavorable and
OF late he had become somewhat Incorporate. and
had several times threatened to take his life Near the
body, which Jay on ns race. was tound
from the locality in which the body found, is
that Pcgg, after taking the morphine. had started to
the river for the purpose OF throwing himself into
the stream. but became overpowered by the drug and
sank the way. When last seen. Saturday night,
the young man was under the influence OF liquor.
and the body. when found gave evidence of having
been lirclcss for six eight hours. The suicide left
no letter of explanation, but this il found in his
previously declared purpose. and the reason which
lie assigned for harboring this design.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.
[pY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Jan. 10, 1879.
A Davenport home was the scene of q shocking
though accidental tragedy last evening. Frank
McManus aged eighteen years, and his sister, Mary
Thcrcse aged sixteen years. went into the kitchen
for ronp with three small children during tho alb
sencc OF their parents church. Mary seated herself
in chair and Frank took position diagonally oppo-
81 to and about twelve feet from her. He had in his
hand u small revolver surprising that the chambers
we're empty, he lifted the pistol and pulled the
trigger rapidly the muzzlc pointed toward his sister.
He heard report but seeing his sister sitting upright
he though t no harm had been done. An examination.
however proved that the ball had penetrated the
skull causing Instant death. Tho brother became
frantic with grief and is now lying very i'll.
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GRANTS TOUR TO INDIA.

HIS DEPARTURE FROM MARsEILLEs ON FRENCH
STEAMSHIP FIXED FOR THE 23D INST.
[BY CABLE TO THE HEaALD.l
PARIS, Jan. -, 1879.
General Grant leaves this city Oh Satur-
day for Marseilles to sail thence for India
on the following Thursday (23d) in the
regular French steamer leaving on that
States steamship Richmond.
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MERCY FOR MOLLY MAGUIRES.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. ID, 1877

HARhISEUKG, Ia, Jan. II, 1873. :,
The counsel for Charles Sharpe. Mollie Mcguire
who is to be executed with James Mcdonnell at
Mauch Chunk tomorrow. were here to-day to re-
quest the Governor to grant respite to the
condemned to enable them to make ap-
plcation to tho Supreme Court for
special writ Of error. The Governor
in Washington. and teegraphcd that he would return
during the night. Judge Ryon OF Pottsvlle, counsel
for James Mcdonnell has asked for respite for week
for the murderer to give his wife opportunity to
bid him farewell the allegation being made that she
had been under tho impression that he would not
be hanged until Saturday next
JANUARY 14-1:45 A. NJ.
The murderers counsel have just had an interview
with the Governor asked for reprieve OF Sharpe
and Nc Donnel until the constitutional question In
the Sayre case has been decided The Governor said
he would let him know In the morning what action
he would take.
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EARTHQUAKE IN FLORIDA.

JACKSONVILLE. Jan. Ii. 1879.
A severe shock of earthquake felt here last
night about quarter to twelve O'Clock, which lasted
about twenty seconds. and appeared to from
southeast to northwest. Bull lings violently
shaken crockery ratified and doors thrown open
The shock was felt ut st. Augustine and down the
Gulf coast from Punta Rassa to st. Marks, well
over the interior portion of the State Nothing Of the
kind was ever experienced here before.