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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
sJInciu0ati market.

C1NCrNNATI, Oct. 27.-Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat in fair de-
mand and lower, S1.27al3O. Corn in
fair demand d and lower, 49a5O. Oats
steady and in fair demand, S5a9s.
pork scarce and firm; jobbing S11 so.
Lard { al d strone Strong: current make s.; steam
Z. Bulk meats quiet and scarce;
shoulders g; new short ribs S.; packed
short clear 6. Bacon dull; shoulders
A; clear rib 81; ,:lear eides 81 Whisky
steady and In good demand, $l.08.
Butter strong anu higher; fancy cream
32a33; choice dairy 22a24; prime Wes-
tern reserve l7a1S; prime central Ohio
15a16 Sugar firm and unchanged.
Hogs active and hig her; common S5. on
rs so; light So 6Os3 81; packing $3.60a
80; butchers So 90a3. 90. Receipts SO
Shipments 670
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, Oct. o. Adolphus Ross
enburg, of the Ios0n Talk, was con-
vieted on Saturday last, and was
to-day sentenced to eighteen
months imprisonment on an indict-
ment charging him with publishing
defamatory libels against Mrs.
Langtry, and six months on each
of the indictments charging him
with similar offences against Mrs.
CORVALLIS West and Lord Landes-
borough, respectively, and at the
expiration of the terms of his i'm
prisonment, he is to be bound over
in his own recognizance in the sum
of $4,000 for his good behavior for
eighteen months. Justi ce Hawkins
said he regretted that lle could not
impose a sentence of hard labor
upon the prisoner.
ROME, Oct. 27.-(5aribaldi has
written to the Pres ident of the
Italia Irredientia Com mittee as fol>
lows: "Some pers ons talk o,
peace and friendship with Austria.
Peace? Yes,, since we have not
courage to drive her ,out; but friend
ship with Austria would be a sacri
lege and a7iie.'
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-A special
from st. Charles, Mo-, says: "Will.
Brayton, @ronaut, made an ascen-
sion yesterday. The wind was
blowing very hard. He was dressed
in tights. The balloon had no
basket, having only rings to hold
to. Brayton hung head downward,
holding by the legs. When five
hundred feet in the air, it is sup
posed that the balloon became an
manageable, as it crossed the Mis-
sissippi river, going due north, and
was soon out Of sight. Brayton,
with no clothing but tights, could
not endure the cold long. DR..
Downey, of Louisiana, nephew Of
Prof. Wise, assisted Brayton.
A Salt Lake special says the
Mormon leaders are still defiant.
At late conference, FIVE Apostles
avowed their determination to defy
the Government and live up to their
principles. The acquittal of the
murderers of Elder Standish moves
the Church organ to its intensest
wrath. In an editorial published
last evening it says SIT is evi-
dent that jury can not be en-
paneled in Georgia which will pun>
ish the assassins for killing a
Mormon.
AT an informal meeting to-day Of
the Presidents Of several leading
banks, to consider the relation o.
the banks to the Stock Exchange, q
committee was appointed to confer
with the Go, 'erning Committee o.
the Stock Exch ange in reference tt
the establishment of a Stock Clear
ing House.
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MINOR DISPATCHES.

RICHMOND, VA, Oct. 25.-Ice
from a quarter to half inch thick
formed here last night. The ther-
mometer at sunrise was down to 30
degrees.
PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. 25.--The
first ice and heaviest frost of the
season were perceptib lie in many
places hereabouts this 1ornlng. 1t
is feared that great d, amage has
been done to the tobacco crop.
T COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct. Z T.-Col.
L. D. Childs, formerly Pres. dent Of
the Carolina National Bank, dice
this afternoon.
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New Publications.

We have received from Messrs. w.
& w. e. Williams, of this city, two
novels, Figs and Thistles," and "Toi-
nette," from the pen of Hon. Albion
w. Tourgee, formerly Judge of the
Superior Court of North Carolina, and
author Of New Code of Civil pro-
ceedure, n. c." The former is tale
of the war and the few years following,
and the plot is laid in the Western re-
serve Of Ohio. It is the history of q
bare-footed orphan boy, and carries
him through the war until he is Briga-
dier General, into Congress, and closes
with an account of the temptations a
politician has to withstand.
Crowded with incident, populous with
strong characters, simple but ingenious in
plot, rich with the humor of the West, and
from beginning to end alive with absorbing
interest, this book can not fail to sustain
and extend the authors name as popular
writer Of fiction"
The latter is new edition of an old
tale of ante-bellum times, having its
foundation in the old slavery tradi-
tions and the ideas growing out Of it.
OF it the Atlanta Constitution says
"Vivid as the lightning"
"a story of power....If as we judge By
the preface, this is the maiden effort of the
writer, we trust to hear more from him. -
Neoc HaUe71 Palladium.
Price of each, $l00.
ain the Schilingscourl" from The
German Of E. Marlitt, by Mrs. A. L
Hs.er. published by J. B. LippencOtt
Phi!adeiphss, Pa, Price, cloth, $3.50.
Marltt is Cne OF the standard writer
of the day, and the translator is known
widely III the field of letters by he
translations. In rendering it into
different language she has preserved
all the force and vitality OF the origi
nal. Anyone desiring readable move
will do well TO purchase this one.
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QqarterIy Meeting Appointments el
the First District Tennessee Confer.
f''--rl ence, A. m. E ZiOu Church.

Union Hill Circuit, third Sundays
oif'5 November. February, May and
AUGUST. t----------
- Maryyille Station, second Sundays in
November, February, May and Au-
gust.
Knoxville Station, first Sundays
la December, March, Juae, and the
last Sunday In August.
Morgantom Circuit, SECOND Sundays
in Deca mber. March, = une and Sep-
tenn Der. ~
Louisville Circuit. Tt,ird SUNDAYS in
Deeeaaber, March JuT and Ssptem
her.
/ Mitchelf Chapel Cir cult. fourth Sun
days in December, March June and
September. 81 ~
District Camp-n1ee ting at the Union
National Camp ground. in Loudou
county, Tennessee, C commences Friday
Defore the FIRST Sund ay in September.
j. l.. Ell. SwEaEs, P. e.
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s.n.slaYEEEe HEaL,ket.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 27.-FloaT
quiet. Wheat quiet; red, amber and
white. 1927. Corn firm; white 81;
mixed, so. Oats quiet and steady
white. So; mixed, 35. Pork firmer, SIC, :
so. Lard quiet; choice leaf tierce, s; keg
Sd. Bulk meats firm; no shoulder:
nor clear sides here; clear ribs, 6,
Bacon firm; shoulders, 4s; clear ribs,
81; clear sides, So; sugaT-cured hams
9a104. Whisky firm, $l.0S.
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Died,

At his residence, on Clinton Pike, in
this city last evening at 7:30 o'clock.
w. r McCampbsli, an aged citizen
of Knoxville, after a long and painful
Illness.
Funeral services al the residence at
O'clock to-day. The friends of the
family are invited. The remains will
be buried at the McCampbell grave
yard, two miles from the city, at 4
O'Clock p. IN.
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Mormon Leaders at Salt Lake Said
to be Defiant.
The Slanderer of the Beautiful Mrs
Langtry, Pays the Penalty.
YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 27.-There was
IL general resumption of business
this morning in all branches of trade,
Stores that had been closed since
last July were opened by their pro.
prietors, who had returned to the
city, and the wheels of commerce
are once again moving rapidly
along. Through trains on ali
railroads, excepting the Little Rock
route, arrive and depart. The
streets present their wonted
animated appearance. The Stock
Exchange is open to visitors and
members, and regular quotations,
receipts, shipments and stocks will
be posted as heretofore.
But one case of fever has been
reported, Mrs. Rosa Valmar, who
was stricken three days ago.
The following is the official an
nouncement of the Board of Health
declaring the epidemic ended:
"Owing to a fall in tempera-
ture within the past three
days, and there having been
two good frosts, with pros
poets of a continuation of the cool
weather, the Board of Health
hereby declares the epidemic Of
1879 at an end, and an
nounces that there is but
little danger to be apprehended from
yellow fever by absentees or other
persons coming into the city, provi-
ded, the instructions published Sep
tember 28th have been COM
piled with in regard to yentila-
ton of houses, bedding, cloth
ing, etc. 1t takes this occasion
to advise people, on their res
turn, to avoid infected places.
There are a few cases of yellow
fever yet in places, and a few cases
may yet develop, but by ordinary
prudence there is no danger of the
disease now spreading from that
source.
By order of the Board of Health.
]. CHANDLER, M. d.,
Secretary.
No new cases or deaths since this
morning. Total number of cases
reported for the week, 81; whites,
p; colored, 10. Total to date,
1,511. Total deaths from yellow
fever for the week, Il; white, II,
colored, 2. Total to date, 47O.
The Howards Lave IS nurses on
duty, attending 72 white and 19
colored families. This includes
those sent to Forest City, Ark.
The first through rain from Lou
isville, with sixty passengers, ar
rived this afternoon. II
Brownsville, Tenn, raised quar-
antine to-day.
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TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 27.-McKel, Y
dree Church, of the Southern
Methodist Church, on Fourth street,
was burned last night. Loss $780,
900. Insurance $4,000. The
third story of John Luck's toy
store next door was also burned.
Probably covered by insurance.
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OF AMY YaIun.

~ the- testimony OF eminent chem
AS's' add aagacious MEDICAL men, is of
%pS value, DR.. Prices Cream Baking
roWuer is the most perfect made.
tnese men OF standing in their pro-
,eSsions, not only recommend It's use,
ouI endorse it by using it in their own
families,
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fighting and retire, which they
obeyed and will wait here the re>
turn of the Indians, when the 1ndi-
ans expect to hold a great council,
the results of which cannot be fore
seen. .a, ..r sg
{Signed.) POLLOCK, .
- ss Inspector"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

OUR dispatches bring Us the news of
the burning Of the McKendree Church,
Nashville, Tenn. This was one of, If
not the finest church in the State, and
its loss will be 2 hard blow 10 the con-
gregation.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
AT THE HOTELS,
List of Arrivals In the CITY.

List of Arrivals In the CITY.
The folio wing is list of arrivals at
the city hotels for October 9th:
ATKIN HOUSE.
J. G. Fleming, Nashville; J. B.
Parks, Rome, Ga; John Fitzgerald,
G. s. r. R; j. D. Williams and wife,
Williamsburg, Henry Miller, r. ).
Cottrell, Maryville; Jno. F. Davis,
Coal Creek; F. Fl. Ellis and wife, ].
J. Slower and family, Memphis; f. A.
Carl, Philadelphia; A. B. Rankin and
wife, Koleen, Ind; d. M. Parker, A.
B. Carr, P. z. Rogers, Bristol; t. s.
Davault, Huntsville, Ala.
LAMAR HOUSE.
w. G.. Baker, Crossville; Walter A,
Raleigh, Baltimore; C. J. st. Johu,
w. D. Haynes, Blountville; W. w
Davis, Bristol; John Y. Shaughnessy
N. Y; J. II. Gaut, Cleveland; Tom
linson Fort, Chattanooga; John Tenn
pletop, Alice Vane, Fay Templeton
Isabel Vane, w. NJ. Fuller, Cora
Crane, Seth Nj. Crane, Mamie John
ston, Sadie Johnston, Harry Buckley
Edward Kendall, Horace Cone, Cam
lilo Valencia, Samuel Speck, E. A
Duffy. Sumner Silsbee and Will. ]
Duffy. Star Alliance Opera Cam
pany."
- CENTRAL HOUSE.
= G. Fulkerson, Rogersville; VIM
Shar,,. Weston, Tenn J. Fl. Bird
whiste,I, N. Y. J. J. Marker, Greene
vile.
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THos. MAST. the Harper'S Weekly
man, receives a salary of $425 week. I.
We know lots If men that would like
to be nasty-at that price.
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The sentence given Resent erg, of
the London G0s0n Talk, for sian 3ering
Mr7. Langtry and Mrs. CornRaIiis
West, will doubtless teach HIS and
Inc class OF journaInists TO which he
oeIongS, a lesson that is sadly needed
by them.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

KNOXVILLE will find it much to her
advantage to encourage tn managers
of the Stock Show.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

BE it remembered by every body that
today the Stock Show opens.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

The news from Memphis continues
to be cheering.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

GEN. CONWAY says that 100000 col
Ored meu will exodus this winter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
rhas,tock Exhibition.

The grand exhibition of stock and
three DAYS racing, held under the
a uspices of the Kno2 vile Driving AS
81 'ciation. opens at 10 O'Clock to-day at
tn old fair grounds east of the city.
Mr.. III. B. Branner, the Secrstery and
Tre asurer, has been kept quite busy
for day or two and large number oi
entri es have bee N made, and consider
able stock was on the ground last
night. The gate fee is Is cents, chill
dren 10 cents. Begin ming at 10 O'Clock
this morning, the exhibition of stock
will commence ia the ring prepared
for that purpose. Sheep. hogs and
cattle are to be shown durn 'g this, the
first day. ~e9 .s-it
- .@E-- SPEED RING.
The racing begins at 2:30. TIL pro
gramme for the first day is as fol
Iowa:
1st Race-Running-Single dash,
one mile, for horses that have never
before run for a purse. 1st horse,
$50 90; End horse, $25 90.
End Race-Running-Single dash,
one mile, Saddle Horses. lst horse,
$l5, 90; End horse. $500.
3rd Race-Running-Mile heats,
in 8, open to all. 1st horse, $4,000;
End horse, $25 co. #at
4th Race-TrottiDg- g-Two year old
colts, half mile heats, in 3. 1st colt,
$50 90; 2nd colt, $25.O0.
9th Race-Running-Mile dash,
Mule race, colored boys to ride bare
back. Purse, $1,000.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

The Dispatch says that it likes most
any kind Of drink, but that it prefers
Porter.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
WHICH lis CHEApesr

a package OF DuKR's Durham, 90 ntainins
ssosnsv pips-fnlls of the best smoking tobacco
made or one commera cigar Each ess ten
esTss.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
DEATH By HIS OWN HAND.
Suicide or @ KnOxytile Boy I'm Attain
ts, Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 26, 1879.

@ ATLANTA, GA, Oct 26, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR: VIM. Ed. Worsham
died Saturday, Oct. 25!h, at 9 O'Clock,
at the residence OF relation Of his,
Mr.. Robt. Shields. No. 26 Hayden
street. He had been at work all
week up to Thursday night, and FRI
day he said he wanted to attend the
Fair, but soon becoming intoxicated
he did not get there. Saturday he
drank freely and came home about 10
O'Clock, went to his room, and about 8
o'clock he must have taken the fatal
dose, as the inmates of the house soon
discovered that he had attempted self
destruction. Medical aid was prompt
ly furnished, but 1t was beyond human
aid to relieve him. His brother, 10.
L. Worsham, who was working In the
w. & A. r. r. shops, was informed OF
his act and attended to him untll
about O'Clock, when he quietly
passed way. Ed. will be kindly re-
membered by his Knoxville friends,
as he learned fresco painting with
Mr.. J. E. Haupt, and worked for him
q long time.
He has been in Atlanta about eight
months in the employ of Messrs.
McGriff & Sheridan, fricsco artists,
with whom he had steady work. just
in the prime of manhood, intemper'
ance claims another victim on the roll
and ends the career of bright and
promising boy by his own hands.
His body will be sent to Knoxville
for interment.
y. t A. G. B.
NoTE.-The remains were brough'
to Knoxville Sunday night, and buried
yesterday morning. Ed. will be kind
ly remembered by many here as
clever boy and good workman. Blu
drink was his falling. He has attempt'
ed suicide while on sprees here on ont
or two occasions.
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H. N. 5. PIHAFORE,
OR TIE
Lass Who Loved a Sailor.

Produced with new Scene and Warderobes.
k0TICE.-In addition, during the evening
and entire acts, will be introduced
C0RNET S0L0S-By the New Levy, Mr.. Ed
ward Duffy.
XYLoPHoN.E sOLcS By ths Great soloist.
Z. A. andre.
SPECIAL SONGS-By Crane. Kendall. Fay
TEN npieton, Miss Sexton and Alice Vane.
N0TE-Theso performances are of the most
refined and elevatipg character ard are given at
double expense but without extra charge.
As-No advance in prices. s.-Gn
sNo extra charge for reserved seats. al
n. B.-Box sheet now open for best seats at
East Tennessee Book House. Open at 1870. Be
gin at $40 precisely. Carriages at 1890.
From the Press of the country: "The BEST
PIN AFORE COMPANY in he ecu try"
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Is the great Savage Governor yea?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

New York election Cne week from
to-day.
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INDICATIONS For Tennessee and
the Ohio Valley, southwest to north
west winds, except northeast in East
ern Tennessee, partly cloudy weather
and local rsins, slight rise in Tempere.-
ture, and stationary or slowly falIi ng
barometer.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

1T has been autboritaiively an>
nounced that Mr.. J. T. Butter, Wi o
mas been exhibiting a pack of man.
hunting blooi hounds in New York
and who furnished Mast subject for
Ills st cartoon, is not a blood relative
OF Senator NJ. c. Butler. The fact
that the object of both Of them seen ed
to be hunting "niggers" may explain
how the mistake happened.
-L-----~ ~---
NOTHING can. more fully illustrate
the character of the latter.day
democracy than the facility with
winch they adapt themselves to cir
Ius.ances. For years past they have
O0en following about two or three
ye"ts oehind the Republicans, and
WIN a bound come upon the Repub-
mean platform when we are not think
ing about it, and with the brass of the
uSNli swear they have been there all
'ue Time. They are just about to make
"uoiher one OF these most astonishing
,eaps' Newspapers and politicians
,i ,n@' were denouncing specie resump-
t iou Twelve months ago until they
"'.. ,al nea oiack in the face, and swearing
'"S' IL would break up the country,
S,nce the Ohio election, are out for Sen
"'or t bayard for President, knowing
VA yu"' US was always hard money man !.
as 'nere ever a party on earth that
care" SO little for principles?
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A BOOM a boom-a Porter boom.
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DON'T forget the Stock Show.
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upon the muscles, rc-estabishing the one and
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1t will displace or wash out tubcrculous
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