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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03
p O S r S G RIP r
TIE WAR WIN THE CTES.
3: q. lsl.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT RAwLTNs.

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT RAWLINS.
LETTERS COMING IN FROM TIE VICINITY OF THE
UTE EEsFRvATION-HFAVYF FIRING HEARD FROM
TIE DIRECTION OF THE BATTLE-GROUND.
RAwLINs W., Oct. 1.-The courier who arrived
here to-day Is a man named Morgan, who owns
ranch on Snake River. lie brings no information
about the outbreak, however not already KNOWN
On the morning of the ght he heard heavy hrng
IN the direction Of the battle ground. Morgan,
with many other settlers came in TO save his lie
Nothing has been received direct from Captain
Payncs command to-day. The mai-caIrler from
the Ute Agency. due here tonight, has not yet ar
rived. All sorts of rumors all)at.
General Merritt, with $50 cavalry left here at
1880 this morning and will be followed by in
flntry Tomorrow. General Merritt was accompa-
MED by the scout Rankin.
Great excitement prevails here. Settlers FRONT the
vicinity of the Reservation are arriving hourly.
Many WHITE mcn-frcghters and hunter,-arc
known 10 have been in the ncighborhood of TIE
Ute Agency. and fears are entertained for their
SAFETY.
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SHERMAN on THE OUTBREAK.
THE GENERAL SAYS THAI HE Urrs MU>r BE PUN
L.LII-n-luE AMY TOO sMAII.

I,HED-1HE ARMY TOO SMALL.
INDIANAPoLIs, oct. 2.--General sherman said in
a brief speech at the Fair Grounds here to-day:
A. t. the old soldiers tell them Uncle Billy Is always
ready when hc j. wtuf"l. Cheers. They have told
rs by the Thousand that they ready 10 respond 20
the call Of their country, but the President told them
and | added my blessing to it-thut we had nothing
more 10 light for uuW-uOi an enemy ~ Hll TINS land
no battle he fought the great battle OF f which
f. ever IN progress. But the elcg hrugs the sad
tidlug- today that OF gallant officers. Major
M together with thirteen others of our brave
BOYS Hs gallant fellows any OF old 81 veterans.
have been slam by the Indians
Now. must punish these Indians ana ayengo the
dead Ii vii be dom. Notwithstanding Congress has
given rs sO few men. Because OF the hard times
past they have cut Army down now until We
hardly do picket duty frontier lines and that's
the way the Indians get the drop on uS." They al-
ways get the best Of H. ~ first IN the OF Custer
Aud now. my fellow-sOldcrs would ask OF YOU that
solicit your tungrc~-ur To give force laTg.
enough o. at least do efficient picket duty Why We
have hut 25,OOO men ~ tue whole United states Army
5000 oil whom clerks. They uon-cOmbattuts,
hospital men. cooks etc. Now what they good for
IN "A fightf a voice. " They amt worth cent?
There are not than 20 900 scattered Colorado.
Idaho Arizona or, gon aud other points that need pro-
trctiOn fr, m predatory raids from the Indians
The other day about 80 gnbuShcd by the In
dians ana thirteen OF De-t troops killed.
or three ~ them being officers The raj roads
sembing forces 10 the relief OF this command. and
they doubt have been succOred by This time.
II the border Il to be protected 80 that
the public domain may be improved and
built up like your own beautiful city and couu-
try, then the Army must be- maintained at
such standard cone with the hosties.
We cannot fight these Indians without men. There
tn Ues the Ceyenne-. the ARA paocs ANA other tribes
that need attention. aud that is IN, reason you
NV old comrades fo your Influence WIN your Con-
grcss to have the Army strongthcncd lApplausc.l
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4 DISTRESSING 4CcIDENE

A GRAND STAND BKE Ks DOWN AT PARISH
PEOPLE KILLED And A LARGE NUMBER IN
JURID.
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. "a special dispatch
TO The Defoh Tosi and Tribune from Adrian. Mch
gives the pirlcn.arsui an accident which occurred AT
the County Far Grounds. m that city. This afternoon
About 1000 people had assembled on "a newly
erected grand stand TO witness the races, when
the centre Of tao stand gave way with crash. the
front pat falling outward and the back part falling
into the precipitating the OF people the
RUNS. The Opera House wa, opened. ana many OF Ia.
conveyed there.
The following people were killed: II NJ Merck. Adj
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NOT So ran IS M Is rIISTAD

One of the scenes in "Euchantment," at
Nib's Theatre is more grOtesue pcih"ps imam any oil
tne others IL j. the one ~ when the CROWN oi years
g., animals. plants and men. is represented a. COM
"a i,fn a few minutes. WOnGrous changes are
,g,o,rbt ia a twiuklIug. Young men M behind me
sr.rcs and Ieappear with btht baeh-, ,n'"
I'm aud silvery locks The y"uihiu IuDcc
1e,ses fhe stage mounted on "a - merry uhtii"'u
60. aud returns a horse WITH as many ioi. a'
s,rct II mas been the duty % The scene painter 10
"tocf up" these nue points every lsA' 30 DC ~ 0'"H
tn.tu into strOuS relief ~ - - .,.cts
Tins other evening AcnLJ DSlb" "~S "S~
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SHIP NEUS.


ARRIVED
str Nevada (Bu Rghv Liverpool sept 20 Queenstown
81. % William. & Guon.
krn ir. Andrews Liverpool 20 and
4. r " ! Hurst
Alriac or. Jennings. Liverpool % Queens
q. Ia " torts
SIR state Of Pennsylvania (Br stewart Glasgow Sept 10
and larne 20 To Austin. Baldwin & c..
General Wrrier (C.rl ChristOnera. Bremen
SOfthnmnfon 20. to Oerleln & co
Sir Rhrn'and Bcg iandle. Antwerp sept 20, 20 Peter
Wright e sons.
Belize ffrl. Edrdgc, RriS l. DAYS. to " ID Morgan
MORO Castle Reed Havana pt ITO " 4 CLYDE
~tr Hantan. gibbs, Norfolk. ~ Old Dominion - CO.
str OH nomimon. Walker Richmond. Ciy Poin aud Nor
folk. t. old Dominion - 20
~ Richmond. Kelly. West Point and Norfolk Domin
Str Thctis Rector Portsmouth, Va Old Dominion - CO.
lIalott. ign-fnu. 10 b. . Dimuth
IN ballast MASTER anchored Gratc-rui orders
snip Garge- iof vcrpuo Stitch n'uefara 0davs u bal
shin ahmerr of - Andrews 81 Dexter Cork 20 DAYS
In ballast g. snow s. burgess
Bark Agar AUST. Iyancch Msrsees * days. with
Bark ~tt,ro Cape Town 59days ia ballast
irnhain. Boyr-on, Pickering = 90.
Nor Jensen, Grceno,k 3 days. in ballast
Renham llovrsrn Pickering q co.
BARK fr'bo dnl. oan'ro Ais'rs % day.. with grass
10 order. vessel to t1uro storey & -cupatt.
Bars Svll,u tNori Svcnseu tspNi,h tpdtg- toord-r.
BARK Evening star (p Turks lsland 'nck ~ Jaro and
{ Wavdell g co.
Rark lo Ridefori. Tnsl Croker Rio Granie do
~aulle ,itan 0tincs Bordeaux Al DAYS. mdso
10 order. yesSrl to atade. crooks i.cyn'ui
l0day- with logNood. etc toJ de Rivera Go.
WIND sunset AZ SANDY HOOK. nsaL 81. cloudy
Al 'lb Island, light, SM. clear.
CLEARED
str. Tiran Hr GsrNi. Barrow. Eng. Henderson Rrss
McsrhanA lG, schwousen. Hamburg. VIA plymouth and
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At nuDNUrs so
2IS BROADWAY.
eam7ir Noon. 100. u. m. 40 Mincht 60
Highest ru1nr the dav. 81. lowe "
Average 72iaO. same DAY 1873. 1o4'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Uindsor Hoicl-Thomas Bayley Potter VI. T., OF
Fngand 80 PARK Arenue Hofei-Dishop McNernv and me
Rev J. Coiins Of Albany. the John Bneow. Of High
land Falls T. and Ezra A. iHvt Commissioner OF lnNlt
Affairs Ner0Dsfifan HOtel-Ifenry r. French Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury ana Iinfle :" the lIasuN
Department BreroOrf The Hon Milton ;. laihdh
Of California $500 THfon S1u1re H0fei-Ihe Rev. IL. NJ 'fa
laher of New.Iaven and Felix Ragamcy ~ Paris BUCK
tnghdin HofSl-prufsssor n VI. Wheeler. of Yale College
~ james Hoisi xGovernor Oden ow. Of MARYLAND ana
Colonel Roger Colonel NJ !. lndngion, L. = A.
81 Nicholas Hotel ]. b. Page Of Nermont''''
Sfurieranf Hose-Gcneral a Med. Mc,ook, T. = A..
Holman Houss-Asher =. Nichols of Bul ho. rs".
ser Hofe- T. Crosby Of Chicago and Miss Emma Abbott
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The following announcement was made yesterday
bv Albert FINK. chairman 81 thc JOINT executive
committee of the Trunk lines Of railroads: " The
to,ut executive committee have voted Iu favor Of
g, sdynnce m East.bpuud rates 10 the basis of 30
cent, gram 40 cents fouIi class. and % cents lNe
Icrs. from Chicago To New-loIk, To take effect
a .l..r1
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TIE COIL COMBINATION.
. nrsp,rcu From PRESIDENT GOwEN.

DISPATCH FROM PRESIDENT GowEN.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The following tele-
gran, VIVA here this afternoon from President
Gowen o. the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad COM
pany: >,, ,n, Dot o
AGREEMENT signed by Ioyt IathrOp, Sloan. Dickson
and myself strong probability OF advance OF prices nj
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ATALUAELE SHIP lost At SEA.

BOsrON. Oct 1.-Private dispatches received
here this state that the iron ship Philosopher
Hrl Captain Evans, which sailed from Calcutta Sep
tonbor for Boston, with general cargo valued 40
5000 600 is r-n0rted 10 have fouudered on the oth
n limo. She was consigned 10 william H. Atkinson,
and was heavily insured In Ncw-NOrk and Boston
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tor at Niblos. and his heart was touched by
the apparently wretched and suffering animal.
Yesterday he addressed letter 70 Edward Gilmore.
the lessee Of the garden. maintaining that good taste
and public sentiment required that Tho immoral blot
lie expunged from the brilliant picture"
1t said the theatre last evening, that the horse
perfectly sound and that during the day he drew
licensed vendors wagon.
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Low ESTATE OF the wEEHAWEEN P0IIcE

low ESTATE OF TIE WLEHAWKLN POlICE.
Patrolmau Patrick McGoey, % the Noehawken
Police Department. va. convicted yesterday in the
Hudson County Court al Jersey CITY. after short
trlal ON an Indictment charging him with having
assaulted Lawrence Faur, of llohuken. lie WAS
Ieuauded for sentence. as also Sergeant Frost,
Wednesday on "A charge of The same character.
Chief of p0llc, Frost. the father of the Sergeant,
and fbe two remaining members of the Ponce De
nartment of Neehawkcn, are a.sO unucr indictment
Ion assault ana battery. These last viii be tried
tins morning.
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srrKINC 10 ABOLISH sINECURrS.

At the meeting of the Knes County Charities
Commas iouer, at Flaibush on "Wednesday, Com
missioner Henry moved that tine services Of c. Fer
tne,on. IT,. aud Thomas {. Abbott bee dispensed
WITH on the ground that thcN were sluccrIiss, aud
Gid mo work. " charge ucrr distinctly, lie SAID
and ann accountable for what ! say. that these
arr two .inccurcs one drawing ~ 600 and the other
5000. Ii am correctly Informed. one Is studying
law ian General CIoo.c- office. and the other j. IN
business a. Concy Island "Nouarc wrong 300 both
instances said Sir. storms. iutciUpfmg llm.
When "a motion to lav the resolution on the table
wa, decl Jared carried. Mr.. StoIIns spuug up an an
excited manner and declared thai Nh Henry state
mrnts in REGARD 20 Mc,sT,. Ferguson ami Abbott
were absolutely false.
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rian Mrs John Hubbard. Jasper. Mich; TWO poy,
about twelve years Of age. named Hyle ana l.mon
David PIumadorc, Petersburg, Mich. age g -nteon
william Mulzer. Adrian The badly Injured ere apou'
fifty In number
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALHAvAc

TODAY
ann rf.ss 1890 500 Snn 800. ; 30 CLOCK slow. i0m.57s
Noon ri.rs Csc souths. las Moons lse itgslo
WAFER lu-pAl A. 81
sandy Hook Gov ISLAND 1908 Hell cate llJ2
WAFER rD-DAl -r IT,
sandy Hook 92s GOV. Island. 1916 hel 5Ats
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AInrRNA\ CAYANAGM.sTOrCnING MrEAL.


Superintendent Waliire yesterday received intel
frcncc of large robbery no the house Of >. j. LII
cnthal. the topecconi.t of NJ. 22l Westinghouse.
Nh. Lihcuihal lives n lonker', and Was surprised
20 find Yesterday morainc chat lis house hod been
broken open aud articles Wallis at several thou
.lnd dollar, stolen. The lubh,r> are believed L"
,c the masked thieves Who recently nave maze
iIcmselvcs feared in NrN-RochcIr. Among the az
uclcs stol.u were tine folio" lug: one par 81 d!n-
moud earInGS .>ohta'Tcl, gold bail cases Tor the
srfrc: one solitaire diamond rIu-: one cameo sci
with sN diamonds Itu,c diamonds out; one t1d
sham neck lacc with lorkct; cnc gold lace pii, 10
pancsc 81 flr blue cuaurll "a au; one .aiN watch,
biur cuamellDd with initial, "S. L.. on ihc case; ;
onc rcntcmaus gold watch open faced; clos"
mixed gold claiI, wI th seal set vlih h.9oue'oAei
sue gold watch and cham with seal oi gold
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The HOLMAN LIVER PAD Co.'s remedies
OF cinis fever three years standings my
wife and daughter and eighteen friends and over Ono hun
bred others No failure 10 cure.
A. BANCROFT 1913 south Oxfonl-.t. Brooklyn.
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AnOuncemcnts.l

WNCIEsTER's chromosomes
VIII Consumption. Coughs. Bronchitis. DEBILITY 60
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STlTlSTICS or ARRITALS.

Fellow number arrivals of vessels from foreign
countries port I'm september. dsnguhmg their class
THIS tanle n compiled from the books ~ he
Government Kept the barge office by Alfred Mabe board
ing Ofiiccrt
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Using llGuOrs i'm sickness makes drunkaIds.
Take RICHARDS TEEToTAL Tonic and you are safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-03

For honsc-cleaning there is nothing 80 eifec-
tuaI and cheap JAMES PEAKN by al grocers.
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Notice the bright End healthy looks Of all
who take RICuARD's TTFIOTAL TONIC.
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steel Frame. Fre-Proof Safes. Combination
Inside Bolt Works rockingham Emery 2OYesey ST.
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DyspensIa and nervousness were never 80
surely cared as b. RICHARDS TEEr0TAL TONIC.
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Among the rcvivals, that of business pros
pertyis peculiarly gratifying. and KNOX, the halter, re-
port. that the demand his inimabe -s hats
greater than al present PIP Broadway and fh Avenue
Hotel-his storcs-sre scenes OF delightful activity
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 18.-There
is intcnSe excitement among the
Tammany and anti-Tammany poll
ti-ians to-day, over the removal of
County Clerk Gumbleton, and the
retention of Register Loew. HUI
bert 0. Thompson has been ap-
pointed County Clerk and this
morning took possession of the of-
fee. Gumbleton was also on hand
but did not attempt to throw any
obstacle in the way of his successor.
1t was not known until this morn
ing that Hubert 0. Thompson had
been appointed by the Governor,
and it now appears that he CIhomp-
SOM took possession Of the office at
3 o clock this morning lest Gumble-
ton should make efforts to prevent
his assuming the duties of the pos.
The Deputy County Clerk, Nc
Loughlin, who served under Gamb.e
ton. was removed this morn ing by
Thompson, and j. Harvey Ford
appointed in his place. A force of
the police is stationed in the corrl>
doris adjoining the County Clerks
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
Assembling of the Extra Session OF
the 46fh Congress.
Randall Elected Speaker OF the
House on 1st Ballot.
The Republican Vote Cast Pretty
SOlidly for Garfield.
Intense Excitement ReigniDg Among
New York Politicians.
NASHVILLE, March 18, 1879.

NASHVILLE, March Is, 1879.
Special to the thronicie.
SENATE.-Mr. Driskill introduced
bill to repeal the charter of Dan
bridge.
The following Senate bills passed
third reading: Providing for the
appointment of Census Commission
erS; providing for the appointment
of cadets to the University of Tens
nessee; for establishing a Special
Court at Bristol.
The event of the session was ?
speech made by Mr.. Clapp in favor
of State credit and State honor.
The lobby of the Senate was dense
ly packed, and there was positive
evidence as TO the general drift of
public sentiment in favor of com
promising the debt. Mr.. Clapp
delivered his speech with decided
effect, showing up the falIacies of
the low credit party, regularly de-
monstratIng all their untenable
theories. He finished his speech
in the afternoon, Mr.. Grove follow
ing him.
HOUsE-Bills for the relief of
inferior courts; declaring CIinch
river nayigahle and to improve the
same, passed on their third read
ings. The Local Option law was
for the want of constitu-
tional majority. The vote stood,
thirty-three to twenty seven. An
was made to go into Com
mittee of the Whole to discuss the
State debt question failed, on ac-
cyunt of it being urged that if every
man was permitted to speak the
session would expire before any res
suit could be reached.
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ALYI CONGRESS-.
sENAGE.
NOON REPORT.

WASH TON, M.rch Is.
The Vice President called the
Senate to order at noon. The
Presidents proclamation converting
Congress was read. Che members
elect were then sworn in, the IRON
clad oath being administered to
those who were not, and the modi-
fed oath to those who were, engaged
in the rebellion.
On motion of Mr.. Wall.ca, the
credentials of Mr.. Bell, of New
Hampshire, were laid over till to-
morrow.
On molten of Nj. Dayard, COM
mittee of two was ordered to be ap.
pointed, to ioiu such committee as
may be appointed by the House, to
wait OH the Pre- ,idant end infolln
him that Congress was prepared to
receive any communication he may
be pleased to mike. Aics,rs. Bay
ara and Anthony were appointed as
such committee, and the Senate, at
1880, took recess until l o o'clock.
Oh the rc-asscmUling Of tie Sen
ate, Mr.. Nhyte said, from the in
formation received the louise would
not organize before three or half
past three o'clock, he therefore
moved that the Senate adjourn,
which was carried.
HOUSE.
At noon the House was called to
order by Mr.. Adams, Clerk, who
read the proclamation of the Prcsi-
dent convening Congress- He said
the time designated having arrived
he would call the roll, which as
Clerk of the last House he was
required by law to prepare. He
thereupOn proceeded to call the roll
by seat, beginning with Maine.
The St9-e of Ilorida having been
reached, the clerk called the name
of Hull as the Representative from
the Second District, and explained
why he had put on ;he roll the
name of Hull rather than that of
Disbee. He said he received the
certificate of election Of lIull, duly
signed bv the Governor, under the
seal Of the State, and subscquC atty
received sundry papers in behalf of
the election of Disbee, among which
was certified copy of the canvass
subsequently made by the Board of
State Canvassers in obedience to an
order order of Supreme Court of the
State. While that subsequent cam
yass would show the election of
Bisbee, the clerk did not feel at
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HUREAH foT Il Rtu all.

EAR'L.h
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Office to keep or.Ier. The affairs OF
the Office are work ng smoothly.
There is a Large gathering of poll
ticians of all political parties around
the City Hall and County Clerks
office.
The Police Commissioners will
meet in secret session to-day. They
will probably confer in regard to
their course of action tomorrow,
when they will have to answer be-
fore the Mayor as to why they
shoull not be removed from office.
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IN the House was presented, but
went over until tomorrow
WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, March 18.-In
the Cabinet meeting this afternoon,
| Secretaries Sherman and Evarts
submitted information concerning
the threatening condition of affairs
in Alaska. It was decidsd that a
United safes man-of-war should
be dispatched to Sitka as early as
! possible. The Alaska, with twelve
guns, now at San Francisco, has
been selected Orders were sent
her yesterday afternoon to take
aboard stores. Her commander
will be instructed not only to afford
immediate protection to the white
resid nts at Sitka, but also to iaves-
/ tgate the condition Of affairs in
Alaska, and report what is neces
sary to secure permanent peace.
The Alaska is screw steamer, and
carries twelve guns.
The Democratic Senators held a
caucus this afternoon, at which the
report Of the committee appointed
to arrange the Democratic person
pcl Of the Senate committees was
received and ratified The maiori-
ty membership of the principal com
mittces is as follows:
finance - Bayard, Chairman;
Wallace. Herman, VOORHEES, and
Beck
AoproD, .a,iops-Dayjs, Of West
VIRGINIA. Chairman Withers B ck
|yaIIare and Eaton
Fme;gn Re1ations-Eaton Chair
man: Johnston. Gordon. HIN md
PendIetoD
. Commcrce-Gorlon. Chairman
Ransom. RandoIDh. Hereford and
Coke.
Judjciarv-Tburman Chairman
Mcdonald Bavard Garland and
Davis. Of illinois, Senator Davis
Of Illinois, is also provided for by
the majority the s3nc a. if he we,e
il full party fellowship wit, Them
by DIaci1r him on tle following adj,
ditional committees. viz: REVISION
Of Laws: Private, LInd Claims and
Census.
The other chairmapsbips are dis
lribntcJ as follows: PRIVILEGES and
Elections, Senator Saulsbury MI
itary -lGairs, Randolph Naval
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

If the press Of the State is to be
taken % an index u public opinion,
Gov. Marks has uoT gained any Popu-
lari,y 10y the so-csllsd Investigations
ias.i.u-ed uy his order, and infvudSd d
20 furnish some sort of a preieXt for
reputation. Tn= = 3, Chamber char.
ac'er OF the investigation l. almost
universally c0niemae1. AMI those
VINO are responsible for }, are wiIhout
favor in the eyes OF the people. The
result ., the frs: move made by our
Governor on toe political cAcss- board
for Nj Bailey > ssar ia the Senate, is
q failure. If he goes to the Senate he
must -eI=ct some other issue than this.
H. must choo,e another hob5y-hOIse
10 ride Gy n CHER.
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MINOR DISPATCHES

~ PORTLAND, Me-, March 18.-
I ears are entertained that the iron
IItpper ship Michigan" hence for
liverpool ~ on February 4th, was
sue ~s burning ship reported by the
''ner "Atrato," for New York.
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PUT doTn another " boom for Til
den. All Democrats who have been
wing they would not vo,e for him in
1850 had better begin 10 make their
Preparations 20 swallow crow.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

Nov CuuErp-= has met and we will
have Of. VINO Will win, President
Haye- or Congress? We will bank on
,ae former every time. lie has enough
money To live on whether the apprO-
p.tslIol bills PASS ur not. Can the
same hing be said ,f The " Briga-
If-v~1'r
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

SOME ph.lauguTopic gentleman has
employ ed special Ge ectiyes 70 find out
wh rc those men who held the bal
suc- uf power have gone TO.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

INDICATIuN. For Tennessee and
the o rlu Valley. warmer, clear or part
ly cloudy weather, Eight, variable
wird-, mos Iy westerly, stationary or
loweT pressure.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-03-19

WHERE - Tburmsu's man Black
barn now? Gone where the wood
uiue tSiue,h'
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14
1netrucflcu.
For Both sexes-Cit7

MRS. GRIFFIrTS will reopen her English
~ French German Day school Tor Young Lad - anC
Children Thursday. f-th. Il
New-York tribune., 1879-10-14

COLLEGIAIE INSTITUTE. nlcketfst0wn,
y N-Be-t and srses oeldlng IN me state ln-trnc9,
tlororgt both lrl drus fmcnts tufn year opens
september D.. SD per Catalogues iree lev y Al
Il " WI. - l. j. nrn-L.nnL.