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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04
From Johnson City.

JOHNSON CITY, June 2, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR: The weather is
distressingly dry in these parts. It
has been four weeks since we have
had a good rain in town, though
there have been a few showers re-
Gently in few miles of US.
Spring oats will be, in the main,
failure in upper East Tennessee,
and winter oats went the "way of
all the earth during the holidays.
Wheat heads are short, and there
are indications of rust, but we hope
for the best. The cut-wcrm has
been very bad in the corn. We
have seen some of the fattest ones
imaginable, and fifteen in a hill at
that
We are looking for large num-
Der of boarders to spend the hot
season in our pleasant little city.
There are three hotels with open
doors inviting Memphis, Vicksburg,
Grenada and everybody else, to
come. Mr.. D. A. Patton is the
gentlemanly proprietor of the City
Hotel. Dave is a splendid fellow
and will give you an old fashioned
hearty welcome. that will make you
glad and thankful that you are in
his house, and when you sit down %
his rich table all covered with the
most delicious viands, you will feel
deeply impressed with the fact that
you are in one of the best houses in
the State. We feel very grateful
to the railroad officials for holding
meeting in our "burg," and In
spring us with fresh hopes for the
completion of the East Tennessee
and Western North Carolina Rail
road. "Faith, hope, charity, these
three" etc. We have had strong
faith that this road would be finished,
now we hope for it, and 1 guess
chatity will come next. The Sun
day School of the NJ. E. Church
had picnic last Thursday. They
marched from this place to Easley's
Springs, two miles east of town,
where they enjoyed themselves be-
yond description. We had no one
among US who was surcharged with
gas or ready to explode with elo-
quence, hence we were not bored
with windy speeches or lengthy har-
rangues, but the children were al
lowed to interest themselves in their
own way, which they did by jump
ping the rope, riding on the beauti-
full lake which lies near the springs,
and romping over the hills. At
noon a rich repast was served
and then the school repaired to the
mansion of Mr.. J. T. King, the
hospitable proprietor of the Springs,
where they were charmed with the
most delightful music on the piano
and organ by Mrs. King, Mrs.
Truslow and Miss Carrie Mungle.
At 4:30 o'clock they "fell into
line" and marched back to town,
convinced that it had been one of
the happiest days they ever ex-
perienced.
This school is now in fourishing
condition, although it has had the
world, the flesh and "that other
feller" to contend with.
The school of Prof. r. J. Lusk
closed last Friday week. The ex-
ercises were very interesting.
T. r II
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04
WOrkingnen.

Before you begin your heavy spring
work after winter of relaxation, your
system needs cleansing and strength
eniDg to prevent an attack of Ague,
Bilious or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness that will unfit you f6 r
a seasons work. You will save time,
much sickness and great expense if
you will use one bottle of Hop Bitters
in your family this month. Don't
wait. See other column.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04

and highest interests of all classes
in the community. l will file their
petition, and continue to put only
such persons on juries as l think
well qualified, as the law requires
me to DO"
FREDERICKSBURG, June ID.
M. Ream, editor of the Culpeper
(Va.) Times, who was shot by G..
w. Jamison in an election quarrel
May 22nd, died this morning.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04
PERU.

New YORK, June 3.-AdVices to
the Peruvian Minister announce
that on the 18th of May President
Prado, of Peru, left Lima, with the
consent Of Congress, to take COM
mand Of the Peruvian army, and
that the Vice~President, Gen. La
Puerta, took charge Of the Execu-
tive in his stead.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04

DIR. LUKE p. BLACKBURN, the
Democratic nominee for Governor Of
kentucky, has throat disease, and will
not be able to meet his Republican
comyelitor 10 Joint Discussion.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04

IT was a graceful thing for Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston to do when he rose
In his seat in the House Of Repre-.
sentatives the other day and proposed
an adjournment for Decoration Day.
Johnston was good fighter during the
war, but since it closed be has teen
content TO let the lost cause quietly
aIpan
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04

a CHROMO was offered some time
ago for the Northern Democrat who
had been prevented from voting when
he wss entitled to do so, No one has
vet appeared.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04

was sent into the Senate yesterday as
Judge Of the Eighth Judicial Circuit,
a. Judge DLllon's successor. Ex>Seu-
atOr Ramsey, OF Minnesota, and Murat
Halstead, OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cidl are mentioned for the Portfolio OF
War
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04

INDICATIONS: For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, lower pressure,
westerly winds, backing to warmer
sOutheTly. clear or partly cloudy
weather aud in latter possibly occas-
al light Iaius
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-04

Hon. BENTON MCMILLAN, of this
State is preparing bill to reduce the
salaries of Congressman from $5 900 to
$4,000 per annum. He also proposes
to reduce the Presidents salary one
half.
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, June 3.-Delegates
to the State Democratic and Green
back Conventions which meet to-
morrow are arriving. The contest
lor Governor on the Democratic
ticket overshadows all other inters
ests. The fight at present is mar
fOWed down to Rice and Bishop.
HE nomination of Foster in Ohio
co~sidered a boom for Sherman.
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Hon. CHARLES FOSTER denies that
his nomination for Governor OF Ohio
has any siguifiaance touching the
Presidential campaign Of next year.
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Daily Weather Report.
EEOxvILIK. TKEE.. June 5, 1879.

Maximum Thermometer 7l7, Minimum 56o.
B. +. HOUGH,
er4eaat Signal Corps u. 5. Army
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'''-' +. W. GUM. Principal
rUHE HILL acknowledgements to College.
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college and university without conditions Lngish and
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h 5th-aye-Fortv.frst year begins September "a. April
22d esd Special advantages for classic
or scientific course also music painting and drawing Has
Academic Department BOarders accommodated. Rev ..
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young ladies and little girls on Wednesday, october l.
O. SA PER QUARTER.-Board and tuition
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StaIten.

gersiftuns burd Smpfuns. llsbsr Elm
betribeubss greisniB in gafasIione Dor.
eia In Der propin3 elena I9reibt bic v@a,s
3ette b'StaIia~: Gin l6mii9ss, pom Der
Yrdfettur In Rom tonseifonirtes gomite
fur bic Supplying u~erienbets an bic erudbns
te @emeiHbe Smpftof gu beuoritebenoeu
Supplying. I'm 20. &pril nabmen bic bas
nit betrauten aerste bic Smpfuus an ss
6inbern Dor. Sebo9 mad Ssrlauf Der
Sncubationsseit entoedte man, baB in bic
9duier bas traurisite aasr Site sstrassr
uub fiir9terIide 8e,besrunsen anseri9tet
uurben. gufteIn unb 9si9uire biloetsn
fid auf ben 66rpern Der Rinbsr unb idon
mad wenisen Easen erIas bic gnfeIin bes
Spnbitus, Srma 9eteif, ais Spfer Der
einseimpften &rantbeit. ltnpersislid srs
itattet.n bic aer;te an bic gsb6rbe ibren
Beri9t uub am IL. Wtat orbnets bas Eris
bunal uon Wontepulciano bic Gutopfie bes
3ei4nams, bic unteriu9uus Der grtrant'
ten unb cine @nquete an. gon Ss @es
impften finb neununbSuanSis infjirt, uuo
suar serabe isne, wel9e nit spst pon ben
bret bur9 bas r6miide gomite ssianbten
RapielH SmpffOif seimpft purben. Der
.SmpfffOff mar unsehIno, neil er wabrs
iteinIi9 BON elmer trantsn Rub senommen
worben mar.
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nrembur8cr Gazette

Der Hadt pom 80. Wfai s%ntffanb in Gieien.
bed In eiuem 9si1dftsbauis, bas aud
Pulper anb 8stroleum eutbtelt, Seuer,
bas i4nea UNI iid sriff unb brsi 5duier in
Gfde leste, obwobI bic 8ranbiprissn Der
0atbarfdaft baIb CUR StslIe waren. Gum
9lade berri9te uOaiss Dinbttue, ionft
mare wobI Der sr6Bte GbeiI bes Srtes elm
Haub Der 5Iammen seuoroen.-6ir WiIs
belmsbafeu 1T DOR mebreren Easen pou
6rantfurt a. M. Elm neuer Npparat abse:
SanSsn, Der seeigust 1T, In Der Warine
cine srobe Stole gu fpisIsn. Nue Seriude,
bic bisber 9emabt woroen waren, um bic
gefdbrIi4fen StelIen in Der NdSe Der
&iiten iddrfer aud BEL Radt gu martiren,
baben f9 ais erfolslos erpisien. Neuer,
binss i9etnt bas SrobIem gsI0if su fem.
Das comprimirts Gas, pelbss 3ur Be-
leu9tuns uub Ssiauns pom G~iienbubnpds:
CONS felt GINGER Seit ueruanbt paro,
purbe unter benz Druid pom 100 Yfunb in
cine Soie sepreBt, bic banu 8 Seemeilen
BON WilbeImsbafen on elmer fir bic S9if.
fabrt sefdbrli6su Steus ~perantert wurbe.
Die Boie bate cine 9dnse uon 80 5us
uno rast Is 5us ibsr ben Wa1sripisssI.
Sie erbdIt fir bunbsrt Gage unb Rd9ts
comprimtrtes @ss anb iol aud Gag unb
Nadt bremen. Die 8erih9e finb untsr
Auff9t bes Sapitdns Sung sema@t wor'
ben.
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NukIaaO.

Cine AbtbsiIuns ruifider Sruppen, mel.
DE Sur 8eritdrtuns bes grpsbitionsg Corps
ssssn bic G.tinjsn aus @ootti5ai bstatirt
wurbe, fieB auf benz @ese mad Gliiamet,
pol auf iol9e Maiisn uon Ssuidreten,
oaB fe in Der citation Dsisamstoi Salt
MAIDEN mubte. am nd9itfoIsenbsn Gage
ieste bic golonne ben Warib fort, tounte
iebo9 taum cine Werit porpdrts brinsen,
ba ii9 ibr eth bi9tss Deer bon 5eui5rsdsn
e%ntseseufteUte. Die Snisttsn bebsdten
&leiouns, Waffeu unb 9ef9tsr Der Col.
batsu. Der gommanbant Maior 9asOfi
uerIor bic Sahuns unb commanbirte
v5suer!~ Die SoIbaten idofsn cine balbe
Stunbs lang iebr brap In bie-2uft. Ran
slaubte bur9 bas Rualeu bic Snlsttsn per.
treiben ju t0nnen. Do9 es asists id, baB
bislsIbsn ii9 burd has Seusr ai9t I'm @e.
riusitsn abi9reden Iaisn. 9ie Solbaten
muBten f9 auf O3isumstoi 3urifsisbsa,
neil es fattii9 ni1t m6sIi9 mar, fi5 bur9
bic bidteu 9eui9redenmafien, usI9e auf
einem Jld9enraume pom S5 Quabratusri t
bauften, burdjui3Iaseu.
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WebraSta.

Sn Nortb 9Iatte, Neb., werben
iest sspultise Wensen pon vSuttermil5"
pom 6urftissn SeeIen tdsli9 bur9 bic &eble
seiast. 8as bdnst namli9 70 auiammen /:
Sn Rortb 9Iatte bat Der bodueiie Stabts
ratb bic grtbeiluns uou Sdantlicen3en
sinssftslt, aber uersefsn, cine neue Srbo'
uarS au iduffsn, burd wsl4e Der Gertauf
geiftiSsr @strdnte 3u elmer @eiesesibsrtres
tuns ssitsmpsIt wirb. Run sibt IS in
ben usri9iebeusn @trtbi9aftsn ni6t mebr
Bier unb @ein, fonbsrn nur nod friide,
tiible guttsrmiI6, bic uorne edit, in, Gins
tsrfhib9en aber In allen Sarbsn unb iebsr
Starte trsbsn3t pirb. 0erIeumbsrii5e
3unssn molten omar ~bsbauptsn, baB bieie
r8uttermil4A in gang eisentbamIidsn
@sbinbsn tn ben Wartt ssbradt wirb unb
baB psri9iebsue Brausr in Rortb 9Iatte
unb Omaha - bic iebo9 teinsswsss i'm
diary business fno-aussebsi4nsts Mil9s
lube tn Wense baben mifen. 3usi @irtbs
wurbsn pom MaridaI pesen 9srtaufs
seifiger @strdnte psrbaftst, aber Der goIi;
Seiri6ter mics ben eritsn Sau ab, unb Der
jueite purbe pom Waridaa 3uridsesosen.
@s wirb In Rortb Blatte aIio, mad 5 II,
Iuitis wsiter-guttermiI6 sstusipt.
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Gnalij&er Surus o,r Sor,.it.

Gnslii9er 9urus Der Sor3sit. SIM
Sabre 1884 idlisf Der 85nfs Don Gns.
lane gum erftsn Wal auf sinsm Strpbs
lad fribsr rparen fat esfen blcbe Srets
ter unterselest. SIN Sabre 1916 rparen
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@lutbpfannsn ZEN Wetn faufte man In
Der apptbsfe slet6 Der Wsei;in /; bic
Sduier tparsr gang aus Soss aufgefibrt
cte 8prnebmen madten ibre Gstien .3u
pferps NIT ben Damen binter f6 fir
etnsn srpsen Gurus gait Elm ,~peirGceris
ger Wasen. Irtbut unb Steurer ents
ridtete man In Waaren. SGr bas Sabr
1910 tetrussn leBtere 10000 Woaidde.
Die &i6ter unp Ipppfatsn bssablte mot,
nit pftHsr uue 3immst; eas etfte Cob
In @nslanp tpiree i'm Sabre 1874 aus
seprdst. Grit I'm Sabre 1899 fannie
man tort bic @inpmiblen unp Sriifsn,
bic srftsn Stsdnareln I'M Sabre 1443 !;
friber beoisntsn T6 sis Damen bSlser,
nsr Stifts. Die sritsn isipenen Strimpfe
trua bic 8bnistn Gliiabstb i'm Sabre
1861, In Sranfrei6 bate IOl6e jsrpa Der
&Gnia fhpn I'm Sabre 1547.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-08
6raufret6.

BON ben pier RapoIeonen, uelde Bic
isst nit 3abIsn beseidnst wurbsn, 1T teiu
gintiser in Srautreid seftorbsn. Der
erfe ftarb auf ct. SeIena, bsr 5er3oa
BON &ei9itabt, taum 2l Sabre alt, In
S96nbrann bel Wien, RapoIson III. In
gbiisIburif unb Zulu ais enaliider 8oIon.
tdr in Sib:afita. 8sr pirb NapoIeon
V. isia2 Das Saus Napclsou, obaIeid
nod reid on grin3sn unb grin5eifinnen,
itebt nur nod auf wenis ausen. Die
Na9tommsni9aft bes sroBsn NapoIeon
umi9lisBt bic @ruft I'M @artsR ,u S66n.
brun. Die Dsiesnbsn3 bss aelteffen Der
SamiIie 2ueian's (bss Tirftsn .. ganino)
lit ni4t ebenbirtis, neil Napolson l., ais
er 1904 Raiier wurbe, fe bur3 Staatsses
ies pom Ebroue ausi9IisBsn IieB. Die
9iaie bes Swsiten Sruoers Soispb (fribs'
rem R6niss BON Reapsl, banu .. Spanien),
ser mad 1915 LANCE Sabre in BORDEN:
topu, New Seriep, wobnte, 1T i'm Wan'
nssiiamme ausseltorben. Dur9 ben iesi:
gen Eobssfaa er!ii9t bic 2inis bss britten
Brubsrs 2ouis, ~uormaIissn SSniss pon
SoQanb, permdblt nit NapoIeon's /. Stief.
todter 9ortenie. Rur nod pom benz Jung:
item Bruber RapoIeon's l., Ssroms, emit
86nis D. Deifpbalen, Der in sriier gbe
nit @Iiiabstb Yatterion pon Baltimore,
Wb., uermdbIt mar, s~ritirsn aus Der 3psi:
ten @be nit Gatbarina D. Wlrttembers
folssnbe abt0mmIinse: Der Brin3 Rapo'
leon PlOn.Blou seboren 1922, unb Bpsi
S6bns aus 5eien Gbe nit gbtibe pon
Sapopsa, pon bensn Der eben 0srforbsns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-07-08

se3ossn unb elm peissr llsbsruurf, peIder
10 feft anfdloB, bab ibm bic 8swesuus Der
Urine unmOslid, bic Der gsins e,iduert
mar; eann wurbe sr iofort pom benz 6ens
ter nsbtt ieinsn @shilfen ersriffsn unb NIT
Der sroBten Sdnslisteit an sinsm 3psis
tbetlissn Strit a%ufsetnipft; bic @nbsn
oes Stritss uurben alsbann re9ts unb
ltnts am 9eriifs befsitist. SuIopisp
,appelte nur uenis BET Der @recution nit
ben SiBen. Ous game S~erfabrsn Bis
gum 6erunternebmsu bss @sri6teteu pom
9eriite oauerte etua 20 Winuten; bic
0ei9e puroe pom @erife unmitteIbar in
einen rOben 9oIsiars binabssIaiisn, unb
bisisr wuroe auf eImem 2aituaseu mad
9alobtS ltrow sefab,eu, poielbft fid Der
S4ineanser befinbst. Sorber idubsrten
bic &oiaten ben Bss babin pom benz Yub:
Etum: auf @aIObt Sftrou, mo bic mel:
item 9inseri@teteu besraben wsrben, mur6s
aud Solopieu siuseidarrt. Sas 9eriil
uurbe iofort wieber absebro9eu.