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LoulsyiIIe Tobacco amoL J.

LoulsvlLLE, KY, July 5.-The quarrel
in the tobacco trade eliminated to-day by
the houses belonging to the Board retus-
ing to sell to any but members Of that or
ganIzation. Outside buyers arc talking
Of suing out an injunction against the
warahoIsensn, but tho latter sayathey
have the best legal advice that siph action
will fall to the ground at onCes that the
charter Of the Tobacco Board authorizes 1t
10 restrict the sales TO members, Just as
only members are allowed on Change in
this eity and everywhere else. at
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on ACCOUNT OF Rent.
A Difficulty Resulting In the Murder Of
One the PARTIES,

CIScrSSArI> July 6.-About half.past
eight o'clock this morning George Black
was shot and almost instantly killed by
VIM. Philip Parry, in Newport, opposite
this city. Blacks father claimed the rent
Of the house occupied by Parry, and yes.
terday removed q portion OF Parry's goods
from shed in the yard. This morning
young Black was talking with a man
who was joint occupant with Parry,
when the latter rushed upon him with a
revolver firing at him but missed.
Parry then retreated to his house, Sc.
cured shot gun and fred upon Black,
who was following, sending thirty.two
buck shot into his head, killing him al,
most instantly. Parry was arrested. Black
served five years in the Columbia Pcni.
tentiary for robbing the United States Ex.
press Co., but since his release he had
lived an orderly life. He had been work
ing in foundry at Hamilton, Ohio,
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NASHVILLE, tenn, July 5.-ThO report
Of the Commissioner of Agricultural Sta
tistics aad Mines for June, shows the
wheat crop to be threo.fourths of an
average, and Of very superior quality Of
grain. The corn crop will exceed The
average; It Is reported ane all over the
State. Tobacco Is promising, but tho crop
will not be so large as last year by pro6a'
bly, a third. Grasses were materially
damaged by the drought. Cotton Is very
promising, dry weather having been pro
pitious. The acreage increased fifteen aAl
cent oyer 1873.
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FRANCE.

PARls, July 5.-The Chamber Of Depu.
ties has passed the first six clauses OF j ules
Ferry's Education Bill. The debate on
the principal clause against the Jesuits
will take place to-day. The petition
against the bill now has l,843,O60 sigma.
lures.
The Natioaalc says that in the Council Of
Ministers, Lepere, Minister OF tho Inter.
iOr, estimated that in consequence OF the
bad crops, purchases of foreign grain
wonld amount TO twenty million sterling.
The French Government has signed a
treaty OF commerce with the Government
Of Servia.
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Tl,e FnlI River sitnntlon-

BosroS, July Cat a meeting OF the
Central Trades and Labor Union this at-
ternoon, the President and Secretary Of
the Fall River Spinners Union asserted
the ability Of the strikers to hold out until
the mills would be obliged 10 close. Res
olutions Of sympathy with the strikers
were adopted, and a committee was ap.
pointed TO induce the workingmen TO con.
tribute for the relief OF the strikers.
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Adynnce h Prlces of SIN.

NEw YoRE, July Sat meeting Of the
Bewings silk and twist trade, held in this
city to-day, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted; "
WHRREAs, the price OF raw material
has advanced 80 to 10 per cent, with every
Of permanence, we recon-.
mend 10 manufacturers OF servings and
twist general advance OF 20 per cent. on
all manufactured goods, to take effect i'm.
NtNn GlTTT
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sat uneasily for few moments, then sei1.
Ing the book from Mr.. Summers hand,
said, "This is the way The Princess
should be read" and commencing with
the prologue, laid the book down only
when he had completed the lines;
ItAst little iIlIIa, tlSluS quietly,
DlrObl The gllnmefing statue of Sir Ralph
FfOm those rich silks, aud home we'll pleased he
went"
The time occupied in tic recitation was
Just Ave hours, during which time the
Senator dared look nowhere but at the
poet. Atthe expiration Of the torture, Mr..
Sumner rose quickly and bade his host
adieu, fearful lest no should propose read.
ing "The Idyls Of The King" or some
other OF lis works. CLEANER.
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CHLSAAND IApAN.

SHANGHAI, June 14.-Mr. Wade, British
Minister, reached Shanghai, en- route 10
Peking. Mr. Seward, American Minister,
left Shanghai for Peking on June 4.
YokoHASEA, June 1.-THE visit OF the
German Prince Henry, officially tormlnat.
cd with o farewell audience, TIE Emperor
invested him with o frst-olass decoration,
the Japanese order OF merit. The Captain
lot the Corvette, Prinz Adelbert, on which
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Tugy don't seem to know outa Colum:
bus, Ohio, when an insane patient is
cured. The steubenville Herald says that
.irht patients have been sent home to that
county as cured, and every one OF them is
either in the InRrmary or else back in the
\ylnm as crazy as ever.
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tabllsh blockade OF the coast II The Do.
minican Government refuses 10 give satI 1.
faction to Spain, is denied. Tho Goyer,l.
mont will await reply from San Domino
before taking active steps.
The London Ob~ru's correspondent ne
Paris understands that Prince Jeron 5
Napoleon and his two sons will attend the
funeral Of the Prince Imperial.
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1hs EStsns ON Of the r. w. & Ky. ,tOad
10 ItcnW0OaI.


The matter OF extending the track o
the L. ". & Ky. road to Benwood In
been under adviscment by the lessecs o
the line, l,he Pittsburgh, Cincinnati Nnt
St, Louis Coz for several months. A care
ful survey was completed several week.
ago under the direction Of Cllici Engineer
Becker, and the cost founl to bo about
$S2,0O This was moro than was origin,
allyianticipated, when tho projeCtwas dis
cussed at the yearly meeting in this city
last winter, but not moro than outside per.
sons Of experience predicted at the time.
It does not seem to be an excessive cost
when the nature Of the extension Is con.
sidered. In fact 1t looks reasonable
enough. The extension will skirt the riScr
shore part Of the way and be built on
piles, and while this will be costly, in one
sense of the word, 1t will avoid anything
more than nominal damages for the right
Of way.
The lessees of the line seem desirous OF
making the extension at once, but they are
desirous also OF securing &C. operation from
the large manufacturing concerns south Of
the creek, with view to securing their
business. The Riverside Company has al-
ready subscribed $4,000 as a pledge Of
business on their part, the understanding
being that all bonds taken can be applied
in payment Of freight to the extent Of the
P. W. & Ky.'s pro rata OF said freight.
This will be small part of
the business which such a concern
as the Riverside Works can give the road,
and which they expect to give it in case
the extension is made. When the Bel.
mont Is started up, it, too, with its large
furnace, will give the line a great deal OF
business. The other mills, the La Belle
and Benwood, and the large Glass Works
OF Hobbs, Brockunier & Co., will likcwile
afford great deal of business, SAYING
nothing Of smaller patronage that will
naturally seek the road on account Of the
extension.
Tho bonds to be issued in payment OF
the extension, say sum total Of 100000,
will be made a first mortgage on the ex-
tension and second mortgage on tho
whole line, and inasmuch rs the line is
earning moro than It's present interest
liability second mortgage for the
amount named is supposed to be good se-
curity. Mr.. Hubbard, President Of the
p, W. & KY, road, prOnounces It excellent
security, and events have proved that his
judgment is good rs 10 the earning capaci-
ty of his road. I..... ...
A meeting is to be held at Pittsburgh
Wednesday whereat some definite con.
clusion will probably be reached as to the
extension. There does not seem to be-
any insurmountable difficulty as to rails
ing the money. The lessees are apparent
ly anxious to secure subscriptions as
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VOLUME XXvI.-NUMBER 269
Prince Henry is MilShlpman, received {

Prince Henry is Mitlshlpman, received u
seeond.class decoration, likewise.
The German Minister to Japan, officers
and noblemon, appointed to receive Gen.
eral Grant al Nagasaki, sailed June l2 for
that port, Bingham, United States Minis.
ter, follows Juno H. The Emperor has
signifed his desire that General Grant
come direct to the Capital, deierring visits
to places OF interest IN the land until alter
the Imperial reception has constituted
him the guest Of 1.-The Nation. Consequent.
Y General Grant is now looked for in
Toxic early In July.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
staIwart zack Chandler Denies that
Campaign Lie,
Which Reported Him as IOaning Money
to Pay Marshals' Fees.
----
he Also Throws in a Disclaimer
to Presidential Aspirations.
Ex-Goy. Young Innoculatlng the
President with StaIWartlsm.
A Shooting ARRAY at Clarksburu, aud
a Suicide at Altamont.
THE PISTOL.
How II was Handled by CIarLsburger
Probable Fatal ARRAY.

sperIal to the lutelIIgcnecr.
Ben Boggess, OF this place, shot Louis
Carrico, a young farmer living near
Bridgeport, this county, in a ten-pin alley
at this place last night, intlicting danger.
Gus, ifnot fatal wound. There are several
rumoB as to the cause OF the shooting, the
most reliable OF which is that Bosgess and
several others were quarrelling, and were
about to fight, when Carrico stepped in to
prevent the fight, and BoggesS shot him in
the breast below the heart. Boggess h,ls
fed. Both are young men and single.
Carrico,is still living, and shows signs OF
improvement. K.
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WASHINGTON.

coDIFrcArroX OF ARMY REGULATIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 6-SeCretary Nc.
Crary issued al order placing Adjt. Gen.
Townsend in charge oftle work Of codify-
ing the army regulations under recent
act OF Congress.
The statement that Col. Roberts, OF
Louisiana, had been placed in charge OF
this work is not correct.
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Prphablr Their I.n.t tlponrih.,

PORr o4IRouRSE, July 6.-John Scottish
and Isaac Dayton, married; Thos. Conroy,
Ed. Henley, jr, Joseph Mcfarland and
John Mooney, single, LETT in a small sail
boat Thurdsy for Tho celebration of the
Fourth At Buffalo. Nothing has been
heard Of them since and tits feared tliat
all are lost, i
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NEw YoRw, July GA special dispatch
from Wilmington, n. G., announces the.
death Of the three daughters Of Appleton
0aksmith, who were rescued Friday from
sunken boat. This makes four deaths
from the accident.
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AUSTRIA.

vienna, July 5.-ln the elections for
members ot the Reichsrath thus far i36
Liberals aud $50 Conservatives and Ma.
tioEslists have been chosen. The Liber.
ais have lost thirty.three seats.
The Minister Of Commerce, as well az the
Minister Of Justice, is unseated by the re- rc.
suit Of the elections.
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.-S%S-
Drowned In q Panic,

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July GA panic oc.
CURED among party Of bathers at a
Bohemian picnic ct st. Paul, on the Mis-
souri, Pacific, to-day, and two Of them, B.
Kubick and John Drosed, were swept away
BY tho curront aud drowned,
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River News.


The marks indicate feet . inches and
falling. '''e' "t'
Weather clear and warm.
The Ragon will be to.day's packet for
The Balclelor will leave for Pittsburgh
In the morning.
The o'Neal, l'haeton aud Telegram arc
running as usual.
The Florence Meyer departed Saturday
for Cincinnati, with good trim,
That July rise is still in the distant IN.
ture. ''''''S ~
The new parkersburg packet will soon
be ready for business. - '''"
The Cincinnati CJp,nS,riUL NJ vas.o-,,o,,
says; The Katie Hooper will leave Monni
City shortly and come hore IN time 10 take
the place oI the Andes in the Wheelin0
trade, leaving hero next FRIDAY In chart,s
OF Capt. I'D. AluhlGman. The Andes Viii
take the place Of the Bonanza in tho PORTS.
mouth trade us soon as her services are Tc.
quired. 80 "'
tBy TeleSraph.t
MEMPHIS, July6-Riyer rising, Wealth.
or clear and warm.
LoUlsvlIE, July g,--Riyes 3 feet :
inches aud stationary. '''' .
CAIRO, July 6.-Riyer 10 feat ? incbou
and falling. Weather clear. Mercury sso
EvASsvlLLE, July B.-Weatber hot and
iair. River falling with feet 9 inches by
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POLITICAL PRESSURE


Brought 10 Hear on the President.
WASHINGTON, July 5.-The Erening Stnr
to-day prints story to the effect that Rep
resentative Ioung's business here is to
inaugurate crusade against Democrats
holding office under Republican admin
istration. The Star says that General
Young had protracted interviews with
President Hayes, and insisted that the Ad-
ministration should set aside civil service
reform and other impnCticable theories
which had discouraged the active men in
the Republican party. President Hayes
assured him that the Administration
would render the Republicans OF Ohio,
aud all the other States holding elections
this fall, all the aid in its power. Governor
Young is also reported 10 have pointed
out to the President and Secretary Sher-
man that the first step towards practical
aid to the Republican party should be the
purifying of the departments and Feder-
al service everywhere Of Democrats and
lukewarm material now holding office" !"
and asserted that the policy OF the Repub-
lican party in preferring its enemies TO
it's friends, is operating disastrous
ly, and that since the Democrats, us
illustrated in the House and Senate, have
revived the theory that, to the victors
belong the spoils, it should be the duty OF
the Republican party to stand by its
friends. Governor Young is reported to
have said that the process Of clearing out
all Democratic ofllCeholders will begin at
short date, and that such course Is in
dorsed by every member Of the Republican
Campaign Committee.
senator Thurman In Pursuit OF Health.
WAsmNaroS, July y5.-on Monday Sem
ator Thurman will sail from Baltimore for
Boston, taking this short sea voyage for
the benefit Of his health. From Boston he
will 60 to Canada.
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chicago hank clearinss-Heaa,,yii In,
rt4 crease. n faF

oHlCAao, July 5.-The clearings Of the
banks Of this city for the week ppdine 10.
day with q holiday intervelingl foot up
q total ot 81, q $,SS5 SO, being Sl0, ,lal, !.
6s2 75 In cxcess Of those otthe CORE
spending week ol last year,
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che gttelLissaeer,,
"rlee. Nos. IS and 81 EOurtesnth street.

+ 4 CONVENTION Of Turner's takes place at
S,pubenville on the Goth, 9Th and 2sLh Of
this month. Special excursion rates from
Wheeling will be secured. There will be
p,cnic on the 9sth at Walkers Grove. :
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the pure, tho holy patriotism fthe heroes
who fought and fell iorit,
Keep your star.SpAnyle,l sWin,lle for
your traitor dead WIN died while mur.
dering our people and stealing our prop.
s'lSi Keep d fer,l,,n. We ..y
= WeEill have HOnH0t Ii.
No!
The Donny Blue shall Gse its slotess
folds over The dust oi ort departed,
whethcr you like ii or not, aud out south.
erh, winds will tluttcr Il; and uur Southern
sIlnbealns will kiss II, aud our Southern
hearts will love it'fotGverinure.
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'bS ArgertIne Consnl General HAS Itele,

The ATgehs!h VOhSuI ISItneFaIlhAs Itele'
praphed, stating the rejection by the Sem
Ste ot the Argentine States OF the treatiS'
with Chill for the settlement Of tae Pata-
gonian question does not imply Q conflict
With Chill. Tho negotiations are c6ntin.
ued with view to arriving at another and
satisfactory solutionot the boundary ques'
tiOn.
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BABY Shows arc the rage everywhere,
and we understand that tho universal
remedy used to keep the little ones ouiet
is Or. Bulls Baby Syrup. 1t contains no
opiatc. Price 25c. "' '''
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CONE TO EXPLORE THE MYSTERIES.
A Chain orClrcumstances which Led TO
James Davis Death.

James Davis Death.
ALTAMoSr, Mp, July 9.
Special to the IntellIsSnrer.
James Davis, residing about five miles
from this place, hung himself up stairs in
his house yesterday evening. He put a
log chain around his neck, fastened it to
the beam and let himself down, and when
discovered he was dead. He leaves a
sickly wife and several children. He had
been in i'll health about eight months him.
self. X.
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MpIAS4Ponts, 1Sp., gJugls.-The prin.
ers,stfike was ended to-day by thenews.
paper publishers sacceding 70. their dc.
msnd OF SSt cents per thousand.
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Speaking Of "The Princess" reminds me
of a story told by Mr.. Tennyson OF the
late Senator Sumner. The last time Sum-
ner was abroad he visited Farring'ord,
Tennyson's home on the Isle OF Wight,
both men being acquaintances Of long
standing, and both egotists. Sumner be.
gan talking OF America, In which country
Tennyson has not the slightest interest, OK.
cept from q monetary point of view. The
poet looked bored, and the Senator gallant.
Iy changed the subject to poetry. The
laureate thought that word applicable
alone TO his own works, and forthwith
stepped into tho library for complete vol.
ume .oi thems Returning he handed them
TO the American, commenting very on.
Enthusiastically upon the perfections OF "The
Princess" Mr.. Sumner said, 81 am very
familiar with The Princess, Mr.. Tenny.
sSn: It Is one Of my iayorite poems.
| I have read It frequently Read
lii now said the poet, Mr. Sum
nor, pStnrSllf ienbarfassed 9t i6einS
asked 10 read o pet poem before It's author
nevertheless compiled, rendering the tex
| ln bis rich, cultivated tones, The poe
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-05-27
Factory Facts.

Close confinement, careful attention
to all factory work, gives the operatives
pallid faces, poor appetite, langulu,
miserable feelings, poor blood, inactive
liver, kidneys and urinary troubles,
and all the physicians and medicine
in the world can not help them unless
they get out doors or use Hop Bitters,
made of the purest and best remedies,
and especially for such cases, having
abundance of health, sunshine and
rosy cheeksin them. None need suf
fer if they will use them freely They
cost but a trifie. See another column.
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rIrn NV sehtdmte.

The first mixed trains under tie
navy schedule came in on time and all
right yesterday. The first one passes
here going west at l O'Clock, and num-
two. going east, gets here at 2:51. Both
dinner here, the meeting point being
Concord The last is rather late for
dinner, but Iessrs. Huson & VIII
Iams, proprletors of that popular rail-
road diuner house, the Atkin House,
are always ready with good dinner
and prepared to please the taste of the
weary traveller These trails are
very convenient to Tie local travel
from Bristol TO Chattanooga, and it is
lust the traiuaIso for Southern people
coming to East Tennessee summer ro-
sorts. Those bound for Montva!e max 6
close connection here with the Mary
willie train.
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8. ART, CrHiO.ss

Any one who can learn to write can learn
TO draw. New method of drawing patent
ed 1877. An art that any one of ordinary
taste can acquire after few hours instrnc-
ton. Pupils make better pictures in one
week by this process than they could in
one wear by the old ways. Portraits drawn
from photographs to any size in a few
hours. Landscapes sketched from nature,
or cor: ed from any kind of picture. This
system has received the most liberal en-
dorsement from prominent artists. teachers
and epgravers wherever presented. Sue
cess to each pupil assured or no charge for
tn;tion. Over $50 pupils in New York city;
GAO in Boston; 319 in New Orleans, 400 in
Chicago. and so on. All interested invited
10 call at Prof Miller,s studio at Lindsey
Gallery, examine drawings, and ask ques>
tions. Learn to draw or pay nothing"
Visitors welcome. ml9dtt
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ApTucOme without Care.

By the combination method of OPP
Grating in stocks handsome income
can be secured without care. Capital
in any amount, from $40 to $50, 900,
NAV be used with equal proportionate
success. By this system Messrs. Law
renee & Co, Bankers, n. Y, pool The
orders of thousands OF customers, of
various sums, into one vast amount,
and co operate them under the most
skillful management, dividing profits
monthly. Each shareholder thus obs
tains ali the advantages of the largest
capital and experienced skill, and the
per centage of profits is very great
$40 will pay 500 in 80 days; $3.50 will
return 81 ,825, or y per cent. on the
stock. and so on, as the market varies.
A prominent publisher of the Rock
Island (Ill.) Daily argus. made SlO4. 10
on an investment of $1,000, in October.
Hundreds of others are doing even
better. Messrs. Lawrence q Co. g new
circular has 1.-TWO unerring rules for
success in stock operations" and full
information. so that any one can deal
In stocks. All kinds OF bonds and
stocks wanted. New Government
bonds supplied. Deposits received.
Apply to Lawrence & Co., Bankers,
81 Exchange Place. n. Y. City.
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DECORATION DAY.
arrangements for Ihe Usual Cere-
monies at Knoxville.

Next Friday, May Both is Decora-
ton Day and it will be observed in
Knoxville as usual. The programme,
while it has not been fully agreed upon
in all it's details will consist of music
at the National Cemetery, an address
by Hon. A. A. Taylor, strewing flow
ers, &c.
Arrangements have been made for
procuring excursion tickets on all the
roads running into Knoxville, so as to
reduce the cost Of coming. The time
agreed upon for the ceremonies is two
O'Clock o. M. This is done for the
accommodation of people living in the
country. There will be no procession,
but at the appointed hour all who
participate in the interesting ceremo-
monies are requested to repair to the
Cemetery. Since last year, spacious
platform has been prepared for use on
such occasions. All are invited
to be present and participate.