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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-04

The picket force which guards
all the roads leading into Memphis
has been strengthened to-day, and
positive Instructions has been given
to permit no one to enter or leave
the city without a special permit
has been granted. @E 4&S %-b
The cloudy weather of yesterday
afternoon has given place to bright
sunshine and the day promises to be
the hottest of the season.
NooN.-One additional case is
reported, A. NJ. Rodgers, police
man, who is now convalescing. No
deaths from yellow fever since last
night. 1I -
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YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 3-1O OA.M.-Two
new cases of yellow fever were re-
ported this rning-Alex. Perry, a
well known fisherman, and Louisa
Costor. as- r~
The warm weather for the past
three days has made the State
Board of Health officials more vigi-
liant in enforcing quarantine regula-
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AT THE HOCELS,
List OF Arrivals in the Clty.
ATKIN HOUSE.

The following Is list OF arrivals at
the city hotels for October 81:
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SUNDAY, MARCH IS. 1879.

We publish this morning, anOth.
er card from Mr.. Reese, of Cleve-
land, in reference to Rev. Mr..
Motherars testimony before the
Legislative Investigating Committee.
1t shows how an entirely innocent
transaction may be perverted and
distorted by rumOr, into something
dishonorable. We have no desire
to further pursue this matter. From
what we know Of Mr.. Motheral,
however reprehensible his conduct
may have been in this case, and
however great and inexcusable his
mistake has been, we do not be-
lieve he is a bad man. His idea o.
what his duties were under the cir~
eumstances, was to our mind erro-
neous, and his indiscretion in stat
ing hearsay evidence upon oath
when he might very easily have
learned the real facts, is not
excusable, but still we do
not propose to be the
keeper of his conscience, and are
willing to give him credit for hon
est, though mistaken motives. But
the fact that the committee didn't
call Mr.. Reese, Messrs. Gaut and
Mayfeld, and Mrs. Galloway, is
conclusive evidence that they were
moreintent upon securing evidence to
blacken the regulations of the liv-
ing and the dead, than they were to |
gather facts bearing upon the va
lidity of the State debt. With |
this, so far as we are concerned, |
this part of the case may be
dropped.
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murdered him escapes the gallows,
the pangs of guilty conscience,
and the spectre of his murdered
victim must haunt him for time to
come. If this is chivaly, "God
save our country from chiyalry!'
will be the prayer of every good
man and woman in the land.
1t is the duty of all, male and fe-
male, young and old, to cooperate
together in making disrespectable
the practice of carrying concealed
weapons. Public sentiment ought
to be educated up to the point at
which no man who goes habitually
armed with concealed weapons
would be looked upon as a gentle
man. The man who, as the C0nstto
tuition says, arms himself to attend
the theater, the church and the So
cial gathering-and wears upon his
hip at a lady's side "the weapons
he fourishes in the whisky shop"
is not the fit associate of either gen
tlemen or ladies, and should be
spurned from decent society as
bloodthirsty beast. We want strong
laws on this subject, and then we
want a public sentiment that will
enforce them.
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HaFpeF'S Bazaar.
1879.
Noticfs 81 - =.
ILLUSTRATED.

To dress according o Hrrper's Basar will B..
the aim d a p. ton OF me women OF America
-B0sf9u Trans Yf.
As fi'hiul hi. n ic'e e fashion, and a new
paper COu4estI' nd social cHarac CT, IL rank
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The Volumes 81 the Bo-Tr ae-fn viii ,Hs o..
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FAEEE1 HES.

English grain trade continues to i'm
prove.
Boston says her public Kindergarten
must go.
There are 10, 4O7 surviving soldiers o
the war of 1872 on the pension rolls
and 3,725 widows.
II we should say that Ennis would
Ennis his walk one Of these days,
would it be admissible?
The British Lion has got his paw on
the American Eagle at Gilm0re's Gar
den. Is that casus beLi?
The Memphis Aralanchs compares
JEFF. Davis to the stick of an exploded
sky-rocket. That'z net much credit o
the stick.
john Mccullough, the famous ac.
tor, was thrown from buggy in
Little Rock, Ark, the other day, and
slightly itjIred.
The Priuce Of Netherlands, who
died recently, and who was 50 enoT-
mousIy wealthy, was largely interested
ia Nevada silver mines.
The case OF the widow Oliver against
ex-senator Cameron was Sc. for trial
in the Circuit Court OF the District of
Columbir,Hu the 5-h inst.
Texas, Tennessee, Georgia and Mis-
sour rapidly follow each olherin bcm-
icidal pistol practice Boston Herald.
Zoo true, lis Pity. It's pity, Ills
true"
Subscriptions 70 The four per cents.
are decreasing rapidly. This j. due 10
the Frightening of business prospects
Money is looking for s"f-.r.hiL more
than four per cent.
The Connecticut legislative Com
m tee on Woman Suffrage has re-
porte agains the bill to allow wome,
to vote ia school distTic meetings aud
OF the liquor question.
J,;cme BoDapsrte, grand nephew
Of In great Napoleon, who has long
been i practicing lawyer in Balti-
mOrg, l. urged for the vacant Y ,
District Judgeship OF Mary land.
The New York Evening Post Gays
Of the walking mach: "All the fools
are not dead yet. Any one who will
20 10 GilmOre's Garden any time day
or night will see them by the thou
sands"
Bicycle riding by wUms II pr0misos 10
become fashionable in Detroit. The
example was set by a wealthy aud
reputable young lady, who a. first
rode in secluded places, but afterwards
TOOK TO the suburban road. Sic uses
the ordinary two wheeled machine
and sits astride, wearing very loose
trousers, and is frequently acc0mpa-
MED by half dozen female c0mpaD
ions. A tumble resulting in broken
nose temporarily cooled her aIdor, but
the sport has more than regaiDed the
lost favor.
General Gordon il blamed for hav-
ing an interest in the lease Of the con-
victs. Governor Colquitt is accused of
taking sides with one of his clerks 10
the injury of the people. General
Toombs is charged with drinking all
the whisky he can get. Mr.. Ben.
Hill makes people mad because they
say he is inconsistent. Alex.
Stephens takes up" for Grant and
Hayes. Milt. Smith cusses too much.
Democrats, Georgians .Chivslry, s!l the
leaders Of public opinion that makes
il possible to shoot man down with
no nrOVOCatiOn.
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PUBLIC SENTIN ENT IN THE
SOUTH.

The Atlanta Constitution of
Thursday morning has a most ad-
mirable editorial, suggested by the
murder of Col. r. \. Aston, in
that city, the particulars of which
have already appeared in our press
dispatches. Such horrible crimes,
it charges, are the outgrowth of
public sentiment in the South, which
regards with an Indifferent eye
the presence among us, of class of
men who, with pistols on their hips,
bad whisky in their heads and to-
tally false conception of what they
call honor in their minds, 50 about
from bar-room to bar-room, boasting
(heaven help US all y of their chiv-
airy and their courage, ready to
misconstrue a word, a tone or a
gesture, and to draw their weapons
and fire." The Constitution adds:
But, 1t may be answered, this con-
ditiOn of things Is not the Outgrowtb
Of public sentiment. We answer that
public sentiment tOleTates il. The
bTaPgATts and dulles are all over tbs
south. They would not exist if they
were not tolerated. Our young men
are growing up subject tot these malign
Influence. They should be taught
that the shedding of blood is no chiv-.
airy, that the carrying of concealed
deadly weapons is the OutgTowth ofan
OveTpOweTing instinct of cOwaIdice,
and that no really brave man ever
seeks 10 cover himself with thu
terrible disgrace of murder. They
should be taught by an ags ressive put
lie sentiment that the tTuest chivalTy
has the greatest horror Of crime. " hen
public sentiment makes the profession
Of the bully a disgrace, and when So
ciety refuses to recognize the emf
respectable rutiaDism which arms
Itself to attend the church, the thea
ter and the social gathering and
wears upon its hip at a lady's side the
weapons II hOurishes in a whisky shop
then We will have no more such nm
happy occurrences as that of lpst
Tuesday, The law is powerful eB;.ush.
after jas ice has been outraged, bul it
remains for public sentiment 10 pre-
vent 80 we'll as correct. In tbs tusi-
Bess, We Of the South mutt have a far
reaching REFORM
These are brave words ftly
spoken, and if the press of this
section will do service to the peo-
pie of the South, we will hear more
of it. The preparation of crime
under any circumstances is not
"chivalry." 1t is poor consolation
to the widowed wife and orphan
children Of Col. Aston to hear that
that he was one of family "every
one of whom have died in their
boots" And if the wretch who
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Chancery Sale of Tract of Land
Nc. 1856,
In Baxte VS.. 4. D. Knox and wife Martha B.

Nc. 1856.
John Bazte VS.. a. D. Knox and wife Maltha B.
Knox.
DUR UANT To A DECREE PRONOUNCED
I in the above cause at the March Term, 1873
Of the Cha Gerry Court at Knoxville. Tennessee
| W Il sell at auction, to the highest bidder, IN
front Of the court house door in Knoxville. on
SATURDAY. THE 22ND DAY OF MARCH
Mex, I'll O'CLOCK, A N,
The ira t cf aud mentioned AID describe IN the
pleadirgi. lyirg in tie Eighth civil district OF
Knox county. tennessee, known as the sentry
tract of land, less i've acre, heretofore sold to
v n B2yleys am where he nov lives, ntaiping
about ZOE acre., and situated about six miles
north of Knoxville, ard being the fane land
recently owncn aud occupied 10y Wilbur Wright
and pu chased bg me John Bsxterl at Chan
Gerry SALE" adjoining the lanes OF John Wailand.
j. (. Callahan, and 9th rs.
TERMS.
Said sale will be made for cash, and in bar OF
the equity of redemption.
March /, 137o-ldsE.
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Harper's Magazine,
1879.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-02-19
Dr. =. \. Anoermooo,
Nr. 1876, gSeft.sSapettes Strabe,

nabe Gutatp=Strabe,


iuibmet BET SetanoIuns Aroniider eeben aler Mrt
ssine Gutmertitmfeit Ct beilt gierpen=aranfbeiten
rabisat. melder l1rlade fie aud entfammen. ct iuz
Firt Hgebs eriinoti. penn bas eetben iid nt iiber
5ss game sbem oerbreite' bat mlttelft elmer sren
Mefbobe obne 3ubiienahme oes Uieiiers; beSs!eiteH
ode q idmalfte uno IusmIhie blden palS Il. I. 10.
@sihm1re nGer alrt perpan sriubIlt aussebeilt.
Samorrboibeu. bltnbe. oiene ooer iudenbe. enerlet
iuIe itlimm ud bas setben iein, ooer welbe Mittel
r1an aud be, its obne einheruns sehraudt bc6sa
tulg, fam er ou eine i6merSloe. upibdoitd1e aez
ktobe cne su fdneioeu ODER geiddtsz ober arbeitS=
sinheaGns n6tbls su MAIDEN. iofou lnbera uno sans=
fdb uuo ads pie Dautr fu1iren. Sieen grolg aaranz
eirt e. potip soer pere.ist feline 8e5abluns 5ez
ben Baa pom nbeibmeroen. in ueldaer speBlatl=
t1t tam cine srose grabruns 5ur sstts tsbt per'as
er su milbern ooer gans sa tefe,9en iope leoen Ba
BON BIaleninmdhe bel 3tnbern, Delte ben urn ntdbt
soften tonnen gu belen. st bari ib aai Gen, g. 3.
TpIer. VoEmetiter i'm Baltimore. ben abteafeE gB.
g. etenser GonereszAb soneten bon PeRniplpaz
men, Yator Nt. Seefer. Theol. Dr., in 9ettpstuis.
Da.. Gberf 6. 6. Upers gr. 67, ct. Baul=strase,
Baltimore, Srn. 6. .. Onion, 9oblegbdnbIer in
Baltimore, uno 6rn gbmaro S. ebur6, friberer1
Rafiirer Der 4Ianf Of Commerce" in baltimore. be-
Neben.
Beratbunssfunben: BON frii6 bis gla6mtttas 2
Z &c Vno bon AbenbS bis nhr; Sonnta9s pon 2
Ms Sllbr Na6mttta9s.
Sexsyar in ailen 6dlen mdbts; eonfultiruna nn<
r,taelflfh. (San.6,1 12DheIl
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Ser @icef6nia, Der b5ie SSahler. = &EnItIidler
Mnirnhr tn Sair0. Der Ntaiiter ylubar

See 2tcetontG, Der bofe sSahIet. = 0tnnttdlec
anisnhs tn Sairo. - Der 9etnifter 9s@bar
Cairo, IS. Sebruar. - Die 4mtswob=
nun9en ces Br6Ioeuten be5 RintlterratbS uno
oes Nlnan3mtntftcrS maren heute bon eutlaiies
Hen Stftsleren nmftnatt iuel6e ibren riiditGlts
bt9en 2ohn forberten.
8as egpptiidle Subget perorbnet, 6aB Die
Qrmee aui 10000 Wauu rebusirt, uno ban
Der 9teit nit @lui6luB BON 1000 Sffi;ieren
entlafieu perOen iou.
@airO, IS. 5ebr. - Die Menge, melfe
ilh beute Dor Dem 6iuau3miniiterium periams
melte, bsItaro ans etna 400 entlaienen Sifi
sleren, pcldle in tumultunrIirber QSsiie ibre
ritdltduotge Gage forberien. 9tubar Baid,a,
Der Wtlniiter bes 4u8pdrtigen, uno 6r. sri.
ners gS'l1ou, Der 6inausuttnlfter, nur6ea BON
Dem Wtob lnlultirt, als iie bas WlniIferiuin
oerlteBsn. 0rn. gSlliou muroe Der Hod sers
rtien. @tlua 80 2lufriibrer oranqen in 6as
9sbduOe Elm, tpuroen iebo4 BEL rer 4nfunft
oeS SicefOnlgs unO bsr ausudrttgen aoniuln
uertrteben. Die Gufriibrer fenien Johann
etne t0rElidle 8eiaGeruu9 oes Mtinilteriums
al. 0tr SicefOnig nad)te Der Menge 8or,
lteuuu9en uno ueriud)te oreinral uergeblif,
iId] III elmer Gltl6e Su entitrnen. Gr murOe
oarau berhinoert un0 bon ben Iufriibrcrn ins
iultirt. SflisBlib fam feline 9eibmadJe auf
Dem ShauplaBe an uu0 trteb bic &rafehtcr
our9 etut9e SalDen aus elnanoer. DtebrerC
Ssrbaftunqeu wn.Oeu uorQenOmmeu. gtubar
Paldld erhislt eiHen Sdui} in Die S5anc, uno
ietn 8utider, ioiuie Der @eremonieumeilter
oeS StcefDui9s mIroeu ebenfallS uerlpunoet.
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Sagesneulgtelten.
[Ssiseriene, telesrapbiic,e unt gBedbielbldtters
Roft3en.1

Sn Nep Oorf tarb uorgeifern Gtte
g alfer bGrf im Nlter pom SO Sahren.
Gr Huree i'm Sabre 1920 in Snfterburg. Mt
yreuBsn, eeboreu. 5n 9Hniasbers uno Sit
tinaeu ifuetrte Ct Jurispruben8, Da5 Sabr
1S4s. su uelder 3eit er AfieIot in @umbu
nsn, Yropln, Yrenben, lpar, riB ,bn nit IN
ben Sirusel Der g. pollution htnetn, 10 oaB
e. nah @tptrltt Ger Rsafllou aus rem 4anse
fluhten mubte. ytad Amerlfa fam pr.
Saferaoorf i'm s bre 1850. Ills Sngenleur
uuo Asihner madhte er 1851 bic Reo Riuers
YsrmsG Ganq8 .GySso,t!on NIT, uno 1853 be
fr.,te er ben Sdren usu st, Soaus, N,n
Euuolano, pou iesnsn gbftrlfts1nen. &tus
dhnl'd,e Diiliiou iiihrte ,hn i'm Sabre 1851
uah galbaoees, 81 oer 3piid,sn;e,t belt
er ild, in 9fegp Oorf auf, mo- er ). y. III cen
5aprsn 1855 anp 1856 als Ut,tarbeiter nuO
eofalreoGftsur DIR vyierDzDcrter StaatSSts."
thdt,s mar. Yon 1858 bis 1875 MAJ e. Yer=
tQ9rapa (Map Cierk) Der Staot JiensDulf |
mno suslsit @eometer (City Surveyor),
10 ldes Amt er bis 3n IeineH1 9ooe betleIoets.
Stele Sabre lang 1pur Der Verlielbene e1n
thaitges Wit9lteo BET hentihsn nemetratiiden
Yartsi Neip Dort's, bate iid, ober in ben
Iektsn Sahren gan; aus Dem pollt,ihen Trei,
ben SusadSe,osen. s3u cem y2,oerfran5" 9e=
b1rte'e CT u6n 3etusr @rfnbuna on, aud mar
er elmer cer srftsu BlespsaEosnten uno ipater
Yrdfoent bieies @eiunssBereiaa, Sadsrs
bOri sebSrte 81 ben Wenid1sn, ipeidse fetne
Deiabs biuterlaffen gait als elm liebens=
lpiirotser, leDiulsr @eielidaiter, tpelder in
ieoer fr5blihen @elel'heft gem geieben uno
geIddtt murbe.-Srieee ieiner Aid)e.
Su Ieras lit iebl cine BeweSnH9 i'm @ane
&c, BEN peritorbeuen @uita 9 hletz
d)ere Elm Denfmal su errthten.
Ser alte &aleb guibtng Deroiente
nod IN leinem lebten 2ebenaiahre $26, 700
an @ebiibren fir Rsttsgutahten.
Der treue 6ages bat uun aud ieinen a. /
ben GHappem Ytnd a d ueriorst.
Ser ebenallgs @Dnrerneur unb Senator if
iett Steueragent.
Ser neue Dltreid Tide @eiaa6te
fas Waibinaton, Grnit Baron WtaDr,
t;u geboreRer yrebburger, mad9te ieine Stu.
bten an oer orientalIGen Afaoemie in Bien,
mar oaun BET nebreren &oasAlatsn in Ser,
lpeubuua uno wurbe ip6tsr BetibaHS< <5efrs,
tdr, oann 2egationsratb in 9onltaatinepel.
giad) Beteraburg beorbert, Dertrat er etne 5eit'
lang seu abmeienbsn 5itret9iideu Geianoter
uuo ermies fih oils h6d,ft uerIpenobar. Dor
traf ibu aud ber iiniag, bon einem 5uno'
gebifien 5u perben, Der ipafer unter b.osntlt
den Snmptomen perenoete. Darum nabH
fes ;aiA apnncirte Diplomat linsn ldn9erer
llrlaub nns lebte srei Sabre lang tbeilS il
petersburg, tbsiis in p1cern pollfidnois ,u
riidgeso9en. Die 8ebesten Heilrdtun9er
tEaten gliiflihermeiie uiht Elm.
Der ,9aternen"- -glanu in ct. 2ouis 1T FIJI
Wn, mem
btE einmaI bran tommt, Pas g3bt einsn sst
ten Graten.
81 btr 9ta@ridt, ba6 Der S IeGtnpbul
lin trIjn Nu6 aris aHsgfbrpdtl jei
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Morris y gemrp's aatarrb-
All ~ &kfNI

gs belt atuten uno d1rontid,en &ctarrb unb betp.
6eniat tpenn ieoe onbere Bebanbluns feblseidbtase
rafdbe Seiluns. gS bat Den @ebrauh totpleiaer
ginatbnsunss sIpparate unb Noienboud,en taft sans
ffibf pom gtfpere unb Druid TN &opie unb ertpeht
tinS ps1trefbt ben ensetrodneten sd,len1. Der bic
gioie sex5opft. gs ptrb pon ben promoptrten aer5s
Mum aeiobt, sas es eiubelis tt Dos bette, seaer aa=
farrb IN aen iener Staoien befannte Ulittet erdrt.
BetreiTs Atteftate uno Seridte i6er hur6 uner Wtz
ter beperftteitate 4liren pespetien ab ungsuon
nuf un,ere Ngenten S.S. Gslensen & 8to8ers. RI.
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Wem Yorf, Is. Teb1uar.-Tol9enbes
ilnb pie Stlnbnotirunssn: @eio 25-5. St.s
Weaiei 4.S55. Bunbes.O Oblis.: 1881er 1903,
1867er 102. l86str 1921, neue isiinfer 104a,
10 4Oer lO4a, Diff. Columbia 809. Aftten:
Stem Norfer Central ll91, Grie 2es, 2afe,
9hore III, SGinaiier Central 84t, Blttsburg
S34, Ghie1eos Nortbmeitrn 6S&, DO. Yricri.
fGfen sol, giof- -Sslanb laAa, sDeftern un,on
Gsl. 1914.
l,ntT1hatan1ts. Dilau3: Gpsb $E15,975,.
s4z @Qurant $50 t3l7 1863.