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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-25
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Sept PA
Los Angeles dispatch says: Mr.. G.
Wiley Wells received letter from
Col. Mosby, stating that before the
name of Mr.. Bailey, late Consul at
Hong Kong. was sent to the Senate
as Consul General at Shanghai, the
Secretary of State was in possession
of news, by dispatch, charging
Mr.. Bailey with being defaulter
with the Government, with record
evidence sustaining the charge,
and that not until Bailey S
confirmation and part of the news
by dispatch had been published did
the Secretary of State take notice
of the charges. The Department
then sent Gen. Stahl, of the Con
sulate at Hiago and friend OF
Seward and Baily to investigate the
truth of the charges made by
Mosby. Stahl has concluded the
investigation, and has been obliged
to report to the Department that
the charges are true. Also that
Stewards private secretary, Hal
comb, has written letters to the
various officials in China denouncing
Mosby; also that Seward has beer
using influences to shield Baily and
prevent an investigation. There is
also evidence to show that Baily
was placed at Shanghai to cover
Stewards tracks.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

Boston, MASS, Sept. 24.-In
the case against DR.. Kimball and
Madame Goodrich for the murder
of Jennie P. Clarke by malpractice
the jury disagreed. Eleven favored
conviction.
DENVER, COL, Sept. 24.-Geo.
Q. Richmond was nominated for
Supreme Judge by the Democratic
State Convention.
Secretary Sherman left yester.
day for the Indian Territory.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-The
Democratic convention held this
morning nominated for City Treas
urer, |. Davis Page; Register Of
Wills, Thomas Greenbark; Sheriff
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Sept. 24.-A dispatch
from Dover to the Press Associa-
ton says: "Rumors that the excur-
sion steamboat Undaunted, from
Ramsgate for the Isle of Wight,
has been run down and all on
board, about one hundred persons,
have been lost, are received here.
-. :. BELFAST, Sept. 24.--The busl-
ness houses of Devlin & Co., drug.
gist; Mortimer & Sons, umbrella
makers; McGonigal & Mack, and
Young & Anderson, wholesale
warehousemen, have been burned
involving a loss of four hundred
thousand dollars.
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Chancery SaIe of Two Valua! lie
Houses and Lots.
No. S18R

mo- 0l5hs
T, r Cornics Jr.. Trustee, e.c vs VIM. Braine
Peter Z. Jenkins and wife ct al.
DURSUAET TO AN INTERLOCU TORY
/ decree pronounced in the above cause at the
June term 1879 OF tho Cnancery Court at Knox
vile Iennessee. l will sell at public auction, to
the b highes5 bidder. in front Of the court house
door in Knoxville, on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF OCT, N XT
at Ii O'CLOCK A. NJ.
the two houses and lots mentioned and DESERT ed
in the pleadings, situated on tr0ad street, in
III city of Knoxville. Tennessee being lot No.
66 in MaxwelI's Addition to Knoxville, and all
the ImpToveme ts thereon, fcontipg so feet on
the east side # Broad street and bounded on
the south by lot No. 81. on the east by oneed
RinE & Ce,'s Railroad Addition, and on the
north by lot No. IS, first of ring for sale the
northern haie of said lot and the impro ents
thereon, and the southern half with the i'm.
proyeme2ts thereon separately; and then offer
ing the whole lot toge her and adopting the
sale that realiz ss the bghest price.
TERMS.
Sail sale will be N ade on a credit Of 8, u, nd
Is mon ths and in bar Of the quity of REDEEM p.
tior, taking fro m the purchaser notes with good
security and retaining lien as further security
This Sept. IIth, 1879.
sept Wat ri. Z. PATTERSON, c, & NJ,
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ChanCery sale of a Valuable
House aud -.0l.
No. 2l9i.

No. Z, l9f.
jos. E. Norm IT, Admr.. &C., ". VIM. Law3ep
ct al.
DURSUANT TO AN INTERLOCUTORY De
l. CREE p;o ounced IN the a1ove eau g at
tie Juna term, 1879. of the Chaneery Court at
Knoxville fem, 1 will sell at public auction,
tn the highest bidder in front OF the couIt house
door n knoxville,
ON SATURDAY, The 18Th DAY CT OC
T0BER, 1879. at ii O'COCK A. NJ.
tie house and lot mentioned and described in
Knox county TeGneasee. be NJ lot No. s., in in
McGhee's additi n to Knoxville. ffoLticg s.
fset On Richards street ard rupnirg back west
wardly I50 fees 70 an alley,
TERMS.
Said safe will be made upon a credit of six
twelve eighteen ard twenty ur months, ,tak in
from he puIch ser notes, with goodsecu ty
bearing interest ffom date, Rnd retaining lien
as fu ther secu.ity. TGis oeptember 18th. 1879,
NJ. L. PATTERSON,
sept1 w4t Clerk and Master.
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VIRGINIA.,

RICHMOND, Sept. PA nuns
Der of the principal barkeepers here
were indicted in the Husting's Court
to-day for selling liquor on Sun
day.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 24.-Mrs.
Matte Potts arrived on her return
trip from New Orleans. She will
start again to-day if the condition
of her right knee, which troubles
her, is improved. Mrs. Potts speaks
in glowing terms Of the kind treat
ment received during her long walk.
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WEha come o the conclusion that
the Louisville Courier. Journal pos
sesses. on lis editorial staff, the biggest
liar in America. Read and see:
THE Truly G0fd Deacon Richard
Smith said TO reporter the OF her day
that the fuss about the yellow fever
charges agsinst Gov. Black burn was
all "poppy- cock" as the story was re-
Vived merely as a set-Of to the COu-
ries'- s'-J0urnoFS showing up of crime IN
Ohio"
Even suppOsing the story was all
"poppy-cock," no man could believe
an old journalist as Mr.. Smith would
give himself away" like that. It's
now in order for Ell Perkins 10 ex.
press that champions belt directly to
the CT ,ffice.
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TELEGRAPHlC.
YELLOW FEVER RECORD.
Seven New Cases and Two Deaths
in Memphis.
The State Board of Health's Regu-
lations to be Disregarded.
RoWell, the Little Englishman, in
the Lead.
A Minister is Shot by His Wife.
YELLOW FEVER.

Seven new cases have been res
ported: r. S. Lawrence, Charles
Becker, Alice RotwelI, Jas. Moore,
VIM. Carter, Ida Carter, and three
colored. Two additional deaths
have occurred: A. Solomon, and
Billy Williamson (colored). Fred.
Harpman is dying. Lyttleton
Tenn remains in a critical con-
dition.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 24.-President
Plunkett, of the State Board of
Health, received telegram last
night from John Johnson, Superin-
tendent of the quarantine at Mem
phls, stating that the injunction
would be granted against the rule
prohibiting the introduction Of
loose cotton, and that the best legal
talent would be of no avail; that
tie case must be removed to the
Supreme Court or before another
Judge and asking for instructions.
DR.. Plunkett reported: off no
lawyer can be obtained to resist the
application fer the Injunction, you
are directed to appear yourself be-
fore the Court as an attorney Of
the Board, and to pursue such
course as in your judgment the
facts in the case may warrant. The
attorneys here will advise to-mor-
row morning what steps we shall
take afterwards.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 24-10 A. M
No new cases reported. Four
deaths have occurred since last
night Mark NJ. 0. Ryan, H. D.
Bracken, L. Ross and Chas. War
den.
The weather is cloudy and threat
ening.
Special to the Nashville American.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 22.-Sixteen
new cases were supplied to the
Board of Health to~day, four of
whom are colored. The following
are the whites : Joseph NJ. Serrano,
aged 40; Mrs. w. L. Radford, aged
40; Mrs. J. S. Prestidge, aged 40 ;
R. T. Dabney, aged 25; Mrs. Ida
Berman, aged 27; Lyttleton Penn,
aged u +; Frank Foster, aged 80 ;
L. Ross, Antonio Paggio, II. Korn-
feldt, Herbert Elsner, Hetty
Sprague.
The following whites were sup~
piled with nurses to day
J. d. Allen, Gloria CASANOVA,
Charles Castonova, Maggie Murray,
Charles Becker, Maggie Graham.
The Death Roll.-Peter H. Don
nelly, w. S. White, VIM. J. Ryan,
D. L. Carmichael, Caleb Williams,
colored, Anderson Reeves, colored
DR.. ]. D. Plunket, President oi
the State Board of Health, was
hung in edigy last night at the cor
ner of Main and Madison streets.
Attached to the carricature was a
placard inscribed, Cup with Plum
ket; down with order No. g. The
hanging of DR.. Plunket in effigy
last night Is generally condemned
The police promptly cut down the
figure and are searching for the
perpetrators of the act. The fol-
lowing placards have been posted
to>night, in conspicuous places:
NASHVILLE, Sept. 22.-Specia
to the HelIeborians: DR.. Plunke
became insane last night, and fec
towards the North Pole, imagining
himself pursued by a cotton spore
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WISCONSIN,.

PORTER Rock, Sept. PA five
year old son of Alexander White
farmer, was hanged by George
Darlington, a German farm hand
then cut down and dismembereC
with knife. harrington escaped
but will be taken, for the country il
turning out for the purpose. The
crime was committed without cause
and the community is shocked.
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SUERaFF,S saEE.

DY VIRTUE OLA ORDER OF sALENO
ID 26l in the case of Tim She and hn Dena-
nee VS. Wm. P. Martin issued by Ii. W. Adkins
Clerk of the Circus Court at K noyville, Knox
county Tennessee, land TO me irected, vii
On Men14y. the 5ih day of 0stOoor, 1879 within
legal hours in front of the Court II ,use door iI
the city of Knoxv le offer for SHE to the hic b.
esr bidder for cash. one house and lot in the i
district of Knox county, in what is kno wn al
East Knoxville. situated en- the corner of Mabry
Mabry street. aud on the east by Patton street
and having front of SO feet. more or les. on
Mabry street and $50 feet. more or 70, en- Pat
Ton street, levied on as the property Of w. P
Martin This. Angus. Is, 1879.
su suz26dstlaw-wlt BLEX. RaEDER, Sheriff
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A CHARLFsT0N apoudeDt Of
the National R publican says:
| think It pIo0ahle that Tennessee
will present the name OF Hon. Horace
Maynard as a candidate for VIC Pres
ident. He is kBOWu to the country al
large; has bteu in pubic lie I, r
thirty years. His patIiousm AMI abil-
'ity are acknowledged by all. He is b,
residet.ce a Southern man. but Is ham
pered by 10 spctioDal views or preju,
'dices, and, / think, commands the Re,
spect and confidence of al classes {.
Republicans, East, West, Nor,h anC
South -
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept.-Judge Gal
loway granted at Memphis to-day
an injunction restraining the Board
of Health from preventing the
bringing of seed cotton into Mem
phis. The Board of Health an
nounces that before abandoning the
works around Memphis, it will
watch the effect Of the injuntion.
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ORDER uF PUBLICATION.
In the haRcery CauFt at Sc
yIerVslie, Tennessee.
ORIGINAL, PTTJ,

4. Rcgsrs. Administrator of John Glvrer, dec J.
vs. Joseph NJ. 9arner, ct als.
l. the original bill, which is sworn to, that the
Getenda' T. j. NJ. Garner, Is nonresident of the
State of Tennessee, so hat the ordinary process
of iaw can be screwed upon him. it Is there's
fore ordered + J me that pu bic ton be maee for
four anaf cutivc weeks in the Knoxville " eekly
WING ~ D HRoNICLE, a newsp lper published II
tn t. of Knoxville Tennessee, LOtf5ing said
nOU-rt sidsat d fendaDt 10 appe r before the
Clerk AZ d Master at StviervIllf, Tennessee at
his Rules or f.rs the frat Mond Nv of Octo
Der, 1879, and make defense to the bill fled in
this cause or the same will be taken as confess
and set for hearing ex parte. This Septem bel
b. 1879. j.. NJ. WYNN. G. Il N.
sept9 ltw4t By WIZ. fowler D. G. X NJ.
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We Believe

That II every one would use Hop Bit.
tiers freely, there would be much less
sicknes and misery in the world; and
people are fast finding this out, whole
families keeping well at q trifiipp
cost by its use. We advise all to trv
tt d A., Rochester, Ne,0 York
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BEFORE coming fur ther E II ii is
expected General Grant will GO to
Oregon, and perhaps to Washing Ter
ritory. This will occupy his time
about one month. An fort will be
made to have bin at Chicago The Is b
of next month, At the reunion of the
Army of Tenuesse1
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-25

The drouth in Texas this summer
mas heen terrible. In some parts it
has been three months since a drop of
rain fei'' The Rio Grande river, it is
is stated has been dried up FIR a dis.
tance OF five hundred miles. The
crops have failed, and there ia mnch
suffering among the people ia conse.
quence,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-09-25

Samuel Hartranft. The Vaux
Committee sustained these nomina-
tions.
.SYDNBY, New South WALES, Sept.
24.-The International Exhibition
opened successfully. America is
represented by $50 industrial ex-
hibits.
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INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, clear or partly
cloudy weather, northeIly winds
veer ng to easterly, rising preceded
in eastern portion by stationary or
lower temperature, higher tarom-
eter.
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BELLEVUE High School
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

school in which young men and boys are
pre- pared for a University or fer business High
AMI healthy location. full corps of teachers,
thorough instruction, liberal provision tor the
secomm oda ION aud comfort OF students. For
csstaloe ues containing informs alton. d. ess
w. 4 ABBOTT, Principal Bellevue P. 0.
iuly2d&lm
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On our third page will be fonnd an
appeal from State Treasurer Polk TO
the people of Tennessee for aid for the
NJ mphis sufferers. This should be
read and acted upon Immediately hy
0ur CitiZ4us
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i GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly OPP
Grating in Stecks, by the Two Unerring Rules
FIR Success, in Messrs. Lawrence L Co.'s new
circular. The mbration method. which this
firm has made so srcces, ful. enables people with
large or small me lps to reap all the benefits Of
largest capital and best skill. Thousands of or
dsrs in var Gus sums are pooled into one vast
amount and co operated as a mighty whole, thus
securing to each share holder all the advantages
Of the largest operator. Immense profits are
d vided monthly. Any amount, from 3 TO So
600, or more can be used successfully. N. 7.
baptist Weekly. sept >mber 18th, 1873. says, :" By
the combination system $l5 would make S75, or
5 per C, nt.; $50 p 'ys $3.50, or per cent; 100
makes SLtG2, or 10 per cent. on the stock. dnriTg
the month, according to the ma'ket" Frank
Les1ie's Illustrated Newspaper. June 29h The
com binaii.n metbod OF operating stocks is be
most suce p sful yer ado pted." Neto York Lnds-
pendent, Sept 18th; The comb ant n system is
tounda upon correc business principles, and no
person esd be without income while it is
kept working b7 Messrs. Lawrence 4 Co.
BrooElDn Journal April 29sh "Our editor made
net pr fl Of $40 p from SO IL, one of Messrs.
Lawrence 4 Co.'S combinations" New circular
(.nailed frsel explains everything. Stocks an d
bonds wanted. Glvernme I bonds supplied.
Lawrence Co., Baker, 81 Exchange Place,
N. Y.
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sKHGRKFF'S SALE,

7 WILL ON MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF
i october. 1875, By virtue of two executions in
my haLds issued from the Circnt Court of Knox
county. Tennessee, each in the case Of Perry
Muirdney vs. Lindsey Rose and G. J. RUE, pro
ceed t1 sell in froyt of the courG house in the
city of Knoxville, Tennessee, all the right title,
claim. interest and demand the defendant
Linsey Rose has in and to the following de soribed
piece Of land stu ated and and lying in the Ems
civil district Of Knox county, Tennessee. and
bounded sfo!lows Beginulng at a pine knot
am small sassafras, rick's and Gas err corner,
III ense west 6 2 east fourteen po'es to black
oak, thence south 25o east three poles 10 a small
hickory. thence south 90 west Oae hun ired and
forty-six poles to & stake, thence north 25I west
three poles TO a fallen down pine, themes north
$40 west fifty seven POLES to stake, thence
north 56o east one hund ed and sixty four poles
TO stade. Wm Carriers corner, thence south 4=s
east sixty We polls TO a well, thence south 7go
east twenty seven poles to the beginning, con-
taioing E acre mOfe or less. Sad sale will be
made to satisfy Judgment in the above case.
THIS september 18th, 1919.
septlld!tw3t c. B. 90SSETT, D. Sheriff
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NEW YORK.

New YoRK, Sept. 24.-Fust,
Frank 4 Co., wholesale dealers in
San Francisco, have failed. Liabili-
ties $780, 900.
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6 and lQG Counters

TO THE TRADE: The live business men Of
tn day are"starti1g these counters. We are the
only two EXCLUSIVE and 1Oc Jobhing Houses
in the u. s.
BUTLER BROS,
200 & 2O2 Randolph ST., Chicago.
A'so Is Z 2S Ch4ncery s., BOSTON.
sept 3meod
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-06-14
THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
BODICE CITY. SATURDAY. JUNE "A.
LOCAL NEWS.
TOOK A SKIP.


For two OF three weeks band Of sure
thing" or confidence operators carried o.
their opsrstious in this city. There were
bat few victims to their deceitful practices,
the field being bare Of suckers. At any rate
Dodge C ~ offers no further advantage to
downright rebbsra . change having come
over the spirit Of the city's transsresioas.
Public sentiment 10 taking decided sand
asaines The practices Of sWindlsfs. There
was time when these operations could be
carried On without particular damage to
character or eociesy. Bot Dodge City i
moving in different plane. The city has .
character to sustain, and Ne are glad the Of
6cers Of the law perceive the inevitable logic
Of events. The entire surroundings are un-
dergoing = decided change, and have . re-
markable bearing upon the conduct of the
city. This il right. We could not see, BE-
cause the city WAS on the frontier and .
booming town, that il was necessary to iis
succes, to sncorass every species Of vice, -
though they could neither be restrained nor
controlled. A different view is being taking
Of the matter. The terrors Of wretchsd vice
no longer haunt the peaceable denizen.
These villful swindlers have been forced to
decamp. partly because there were little in.
ducemsn,s, and generally be auss public
sentiment has grown powerful and strong,
and will no longer submit 10 nefarious
echemes.
Other vices prsdominatipg hive the allur-
ing glare, but not the seductive, decsitful
influence Of the confidence game; and We are
glad to chronicle new era in our ciiy's Ca
reer. Last year these bold operators sue
osssfully preysd awhile, and were forced to
retire. This season their operations we're
light and their career shors lived.
Mayor Kelley has the thanks Of The Law
abiding community for thus psrsmpsorily
putting stop 10 con6dsncs operations. He
is highly commanded for this official acs for
the city i rid Of . nuisance that vas damas-
ing to il reputation and . blight upon ito
character. The city oficsn certainly de-
serve psaiss for the promps execution Of the
Mayors order. and W are only TOO glad to
STATE that with our sfaciens corps Of city Of.
aces there il no more orderly town in Kan
~ than The little city out On the plains.