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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03
TIME GOES By TURNS.

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A VERSION AUTHORIZED BY UNCLE REMUs.
Oars pow full rastle 'twixt de Good an
de Bad,
An de Bad's got de all-under holt;
An wen de +wuss come, she come ION
clad,
An You halter hole yo' bref for de jolt.
But des lords de las Good gifts de knee
lock,
An dey drsps to de groun' -ker flop
Good had de inturn an he stan IKE d
rock,
An, he bleedzd fer ter be on top.
De dry weder breaks wild big tnunuer-
For C dap amt no drouf wat kin las,
RI a seasons wat whoops up de coton
r;kewise dew freshens up de grass.
Ia rain fall so SAT- in de long dark night,
Twell you Halter hole 20 nan Ter d
But de- drizzle wat sets de later slips
Is de maxim Nv de May-pop vine.
In de mellere:t groun' de clay-root IL
ketch - s.eEf
An, hole to de tongue Nv de pillow,
An a pine-pole gate at de eyardin patch
Neyer'n keep out de ole brindle cow.
One an all I'm US knows who's pul,in'
at de bits
Like de lead-mule dat g'ides by de rein,
An Wit, somehow er nudder, de bestest I'm
us gifts
Mighty sick Nv de tuggin' at de chain.
Hump yo'se'f to de load an -fergit de dis
tress
An dem wat stan by to scoff,
Fer de harder. de pu1Iin', de longer de
"a res, Fr @EFfzfT
An de bigger de feed in de troff.
ID. c. Harris, in the atlanta (Ga.l Com
stitutiO1a.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03
S1.50 to S. 90, according to quality.
Chattanooga Market.

Chattanoosa Commercial July IS
.CcKN-Du1T, 59a613c.
WBEAT--Demand slack, 85a95c.
MgAL-62t cents per bushel.
MEATs---Bulk meats, long clear sides, bic.
Bacog, short clear sides, 61c; shoulders,
81; Tennessee hams, 8. Bass
-LARD->-In tierces, SIC; cans, Sc.
= OArs-Per bushel, 37a45 cents.
HAY-76a90 per cwt.
= PoTAroEs-trish,. S1.Ooa1. 20.
: FLoUK--Extrs, $500; family, $5.25 ;
extra family, SIS. so; fancy 90; new So: IS.
PoULTRT-Chickens, frying. Toe /;
grown, loo sog -
EaGs-Per dozen, &c.
BUTTER-Per pound. 20a25c. = 20
GINsENa-Per pound, 65a80.
BEEswAx-Per pound. 18a2Oc.
!, HIDEs-Green, 4c; sailed, &c; dry
sailed, 7al0c.
7FEArH ERs- Live geese. 20a35c.
TALLow-Dull, per pound. &C
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03
From the New York Tribune.

A useful collection of pnbiic documents IS
published by A. S. Barnes & Co. in The Com
stitution of the Several States of the Union and
the Civil War. The volume also includes the
Declaration of Independence, the Articles of
Confederation and an Essay on Recent Changes
in American State Constitutions by WIlmot L.
Warren. The comparative views which it pre-
sents of the Constitutions of the different states
render it a convenient boob CT reference, and
an almost indispensable addition to the political
library.
Sent post paid on receipt of price by the pub
fishers A, S. BARNES & CO,
Ill u 113 William St., n. Y.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03

Hog cholera is reported to be pre-
vailing to a considerable extent in the
country around Nashville.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03
wiImot L. Warren.
IN. VIM. NJ. Eyarts, Secretary of State.

From Hon. VIM. NJ. Evarts, Secretary Of State.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHIS GTON, d. .
TCoPY.1 t" June II, 1879.
GEsTLENEN:-I have to acknowledge the re"
ceipt of your letter of the 18th instant, and of
the copy of FThe Constitutions of the Several
States of the Union and United States, in the
Year 1852" which you have had the kindness TO
send me- The book appears to be a valuable and
useful one. and am very glad TO possess it. i
am, gentlemen, Very truly yours,
WIN ii. EVARTS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03

ssE9asaye SagsGR marker --4
Reported for the CHRONICLE by Jones Lee
Butchers. Market Square.
KnorusIls. July %
CATTLE. sEE s
Good. fat, small cattle in request Com
non and poor cattle dull. Large cattle
dull. Veals in good demand. Sheep dull.
We quote 8a a-.1 Ssf e
-8t- BEEF CATTLE. r=..-F
No. 1. 2a23c; good fat small cattle,
13a2c; corsRon nominal.
tts-e VEALS. 90 =...s--.
$1.50 to S. co. according to quality.
-:s4a FAT SHEEP.
HAIL cents; stock sheep, Is cents to
81 90. -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03
Wholesale Grocery narkss
ze.t KNOXVILLE, July 20.

Sugars very high and advancing.
.a Coffee Town Talk. $685..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03

Cigars
All br'dsRl2. OOs 500 D hi

WEUCBE8 DFUSs
Indigo. s z, 85asl p n
do Manila 75aSl 90
Dutch Madder.......l0al2
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03
ONE IN A THOUsAN d

d c. Harris, in the atlanta (Ga.l Con-
Stitution.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-03
gailgGhrouiiele
RATES OF ADvERTIsING.

Vne year u oV
Gu lbs of Twenty or over. per COPY 10
, 1879-02-27

and wos never moro astontahcd In my life.
The commIserailon bestowed upon tic F." starv-
Ing thousands ~ {bT TIM way, the last.namrd
words srr the axaGt words Of thu orators of thu
partyl IA something truly remarkable, and thu,
suifne confidence tlat the decisions which they
arffvu at Wit ha OF great benefit TO tho race.
There cannot any d,ure than two OF thctn at \
time aQfeo upon even the smallest point, ant!
absolutely tiars no possible conception Of the
first principles Of parliamentary order or Inv.
That fnoromcnt ia IN foot and pretty well
cnnsummatcd to rnt Stephen ,lohnsou, who was
The National candidate Tor Governor thr last
time, Upon tho ticket with Gov. tlist,op at TIE
lead, IL pretty we'll understood. johnson Is said
to be acting in tho capacity, OF Daskts, and thu
unlS Thing - know ID whether Bishop aud hfa
iriendt Will Gc allie to have tticlr sny nbUut 80
Important matter. The Nationals orc the kind
of t,icn who. The moment they bcfofc Tint thny
arc belng "put upoh In nl,y why Or that auy.
thing Hike juf is being forcclt pon them. un-
less They arc getting b. fur the i1At Of every
poillt, they art tute to kick.
1he prchrht National lnrty tn Ohio fs com.
posed OF the elements Of tscorh In the two old
IT pArt!es. They Rru the Rsumblcrs hnl those
who were never appreciated Or given what they
deserve. III nllet wort3a. liey nte usually F." "hiK
}lcnds,' not 10 say ptG.hrtAs.
:. Within fey wrets now y is thought that
the posltion nf The 0tccnbacscrs will bc quito
fully defined; mud then, au not TIL then, eau IL
br told how affairs will look Ia the conl,ie con.
1tAt. HANr.
, 1879-02-27
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Third Annual Convention OF tho Northern
Iowa Association.

rht., Au,,,,., r,,..,.,tI.r ~ ~. N,n.t,,.,,
1n'r" annual oonsehtton OF too Hoft"ofn
Iowa Assoelntlon.
MANCHESTER, H., Feb. oU-The Third Annual
Convention of tho Northern Town Duttur md
cbccsa Associot,on met hcro today. EotwIth,
uasno sAoaos'aso" e. .s.,s , ., ."'s"
was quite largo, fully two-thirds more delegates
being prcseut than lust year. The Convention
Ia DECIDED surcess III EVERY rcspect An nd
,,rass -, ,.a,an",., .,,s ,,o,,uoro1 H., orstasau
3noegst, q lhIs ptace, ,i, mnl u'e 55cspoanso
oy Ialo ,,, 1lon. -. nnctin'', IL. ,,.,t ac.mett
tau , Ahsos.a'u. az. ~ I ~apuu.nasnt ;Ia,.,n.s.
~ ~, c~otulnttsss ~ lHv So.ent.on @ nu!ou..ca 'c1
on ine importance ot eHacalon A.. 70 d dHrlsua1ute
lSeaaMk satxo !us psrGnI' lne w ae't S INV WY
~ MkE ~! utGtn s,u ,., ~ o1so"lo''
introduced u.o lo'low!nR seso1"e'otl'
, 1879-02-27

that hc had SD, 900 laid away IN bank. With.
In ten dayA thereafter that conductor was mott.
fed that his resignation wttid be acceptcd; and
hc,Erompsly surrendered his ticket. .pnnel,; ,4
Louis Short Limo Road hiss bcun ,mado Oh what
Is known ~ the Mills County line, southeast
through 1nVraha:n TOWNSHIP, TO Malvern, wlero
4 will cross the Chicago, Burlington i Quincy,
tho rDutc. -
Trains from tl,!s city to Charlton, on ts,c CHI
eaKo, burlington & Quincy, commenced regular
trips today. Two trains a tlav cach way viii hu
Chicago, lloek Island T. Pariac atnl Chicago,
Burlington tE Quincy. Dy a,nlcnblc arrange
incst through rar will 6o run uver tho eht1ro
rontl each way Tor The netofntnoaa,ion OF ,pas-
eenKcrb. The r1tn1Or tint tte ChtcA1ot Rock
ltlan1 s. Pacific will take up It's tracls IN Tho
1ndlnnu1a branch from Tie junction to Sum-
mcrset, aud run direct from here to 1nh!atoa,
theuca To sprtb9 Hill md Wtntcrset, nm MI
foundation. II costs about 81, ,1Do per year 10
opcrnte the lndtanofa brhneli nt Stlsn1nerset
Junction as u now Is. while Il would cost OVER
sio,0o0 10 make tile Reported change. which ia
do nut often Indulge IN. Tie present tnRllacc
,nent nrc satisfied the road Should hnyc been no
constructed nt first, but tho Rivalry between
Wsntetsct aud Int1lnholu atll tic 'ntcrcsts of
,";. CONSTRUCTION Company caussd IL to bo
The iYabasl, Il Western Is i,esrous Of getting
acrnsh 1uwR southwest, MD accordingly tho old
"Drks Ruatl." 1r' Missouri, iuwa s. Nobras'sa
route. ts being revived. 1t IA completed to Cen
trcstlle, IN :ADnan'r,ae County, n',d will bc cx-
tctn'ra to Corydon Wayne County. at oncc,
ni't tue Missouri State ttne vim Rluegold County
II possible during tue present year.
Tilt engineer Of tile Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, II IA reported. hna lccu ordered tu ocato
The Abba T. Knoxville tIrarcll tfufn Knoxville to
thik clty, which rulhor - cuniirnlcd Iy further
s,tniur Tint during thn past week possons con.
ncesett With the Chicago, Burlington s. Quincy
have beru in this city quietly purchasing luts II,
4 portion where railroad station grounds
would bu 1csrAblc. MAwKErk.
, 1879-02-27
THE RAILROADS.
SOUTHWESTERN HALLWAY AssO,
EfArfON.

,oy+ru4vrerrn>-, ,.,r,rv A,cr
sOo LA WED E.sN !sAti'"A1 Asso"
The regular monthly Vcottng Of The South
wcstern l.allxay Association was held nt Tho
1tnn,a Pacific 1fo,ni v,s,.rd,v ,r,,o,n wac.
...,.f :, ,,n,t..,,,., I..", W.
p'cee". ~ " "e'u".'', ocae'ai H'a"a@cr. a'rt
James snitt', Heoeral Freight Agcut, Chicago
0o Hurltnvton 4: Un,urv. I. II. aanfnrt Tr,,,,c
s,"n.sa. r,,.,.s.s ",,.,,,, 1.,.s., =.
.r.s ."auas.'' ,,.H'..,. ,,s, As'u Wv. i" tne'"e
lho1nas Mch'ssock, ocHefai SUPERINTENDENT,
Louis Kansas City tE Northern; A. A.1aln,atiRc,
t;encrol Mo,o,,cr. nnl /. A, I'M 1,anc,n,
:, .. So ~ ,.N .'
EselBat neeht' 'lsso".. 1sE'"et y. ~ larson,
General Manager. tn'l W. II. Mclocl, Gcncrnl
Freight Agent, Hannibal t. 81. .toe; George
nlSs' Gon,rai Errioht Accent. Kansas f,,,r. ~,
~ +. r.,,,,.,,, nl,,U.. r ~ t,.s1t,r H.
voe u eouusA NUNS Wv. n'ae'e3' i'al"c
AlnnaFcf, anu y. IL. oshorh, dehcnl
Freight Agent, Wabash Road; II. II.
t wi.,a,rr conmi.sion.r s,mtGwes,ern ] % Roi,xor i"
Hsaa.;syt; H. y Niif, t.,,.,,n,1.t ~,
a1'ai. ,,i I:,,staiss,. ~ tfi1,,inS 49, tnJ ~;
s.'"s, ~ s.crnsatk ~"u 9'"'' ~ w. N'es'e' ae''''
Ti,c entirc forcuoon wu, ,npnt IN fin ,1,scue.
.pn c ~ Gnt'e or s sc Mas pi IN ~ 1e
t .arII ,s ~, ~" ~ i
~. sn siaa ,s. ~, III tIsesuoe' nttSt,lE ~
orr,vc ~ n H.
S.rnc.s ~ ,s, IT, Us ss .e ~
su'n ~. ~ ss.teu " asntshoa, h.',;
bo o' ~ anr . av Mna my anaos W.
otirs,nn iii IN ',,, hovo T., h., ,,.1 -, t,r,ns
- .t,H ',.,.,.sa M ~, "'no. @ ~ ~ INV @ ~ o.ast .
~ ."t .aa%v t. ~ eov t., " luz us "erc
cr wan, ill.,, xhne r,,sr ~" TX 1,sr
the ,SS nsSt e ss'1ns e. @ Gt tue Astoe!asS @ wn!s VII
W,.., :" ~ 4'ot'' ~" ''' s'''" "e"ne'oas ~
"4I1. ;.,.,,,.,,,, NJ o,,,,. .,.,..
, 1879-02-27
CANADA.
Tie Quebec Qucstion--a --a1ontrea1-breasurcs
for tho rFotsutlnn Of tuunE Girls.
Sttctai DIfDtssch to Tia Tribune

In8 AuDpGV
for tho rFntsutlnn Of fuunE Girls.
Sptctai DIsn.sch to .Tha Tribune.
Eutetal nispatch to The TrituH&.
MONTREAL, Feb. 4l.-ln addition to tho action
taken hy tie Corn Exchange OH thu tariff quts-
tiDn. NJ far us 1t eo,cerns wheat aud corn,
petition to Parliament is in course Of circula-
tiun hero among the merchants usk!ng that no
duty be imposed Oh American grain imported
Into CnnA1a.
Tho prolonged aul upaccountaba absence OF
Ar. Vigcr, Of tho tuwslry firm OF Reaudsy t&
Vixer, causes anxiety.
srte[al IA,psteh 10 7ns Tribune.
TORONTO, Fob. 20.-An election takes place
herc to-tnorrow to I'LL tho yacancy in tle Augt.
eau Diocese ot Toronto caused by tho death Of
tl,p lato Bishop Dethuuu. a meeting OF dcle-
Eatcs 70 The Synod was held thls evening IN at,
James school-Ilouse. fort5-nins parishes woTc
represented, and resolution was passc1 unaMl-
tuo,lsty to the e1fect that tho Rev. DR.. Sullivan,
Of Chicago, was Citing candidate, and gen.
tlenlan around whom al! moderate churchncn
should ra]ly.
QuguEc, Feb. GA gentleman In this city
related to a member ot the hontcho'A Of tic
Marquis Of Lorne, has lately arrived here FROM
Ottawa, und states thnt hu has positive lnforna-
tou u,ut the MaEquts, 10 tuattos what action IL
lAAGu w lH1 1lOuht VI AuaAsAuAss HHt NuauaAtS-
ly refuse 10 sign any document tcudlng to dis
turb Licut..Q Gov. LctcllIer's poa'tton, and tlat,
In 90 .lolng,:he will act upon adytcc for which he
he takeu tho prccautlon to APPEAL 10 at James.
The Canadian newspaper is evidently becoming
very much exercised with reference to the re.
suit Of the Quebec petition, and has already
commenced to.hint that tie Marquis Ia very
young to govern 40 important country ~
Conada,
This Is evidently intended to prepare the
var for bitter attack upon hsr Majesty'a
representative 10 souo as le shall haye set
, 1879-02-27

ANN ARBoa, klcl., Feb. a8.-'rhc Democratic
County Convention met to-day and elected DEL
egates to the State Convention, which meets At
Lansing Friday to noMinnto two Regents of tie
University utll Z JUSTICE OF the 6unrpsne Court,
Tie recent action Of tho ltcgcnta lii senstatlll
Hose phd giving Beal tho S5,D00 Judgment was
denounced, nllil coalition with tie drsunbatk-
egs recommended With thu University question
as the maln 1sfus Of the spring csmpalgn.
, 1879-02-27
EMBARRASSED.

FALL RlyEn, Macs, Feb. eo.-rhe Canonlcus
Mills, this city. better knowa as the Montaup
Mills, are asking their creditors for an exton-
sIou, Tbs present difficulties aze reported 10
bo occasioued III part by the anbatrassn,sat ot
the American Priut Works. OF the I've d.
rectors Of the Print Works, three are Directors
Of tic Canouicus Mills, and George u. Durtee
IL President.
, 1879-02-27

,o,o .s'r1..%
wlth 1877. to haye Increased S32, 1870; the
on.r,. ,,,v er,ensed N nnvo ticcrcascd saol7.a1.
opsiat'at' s~o ~. ,'.s.. .ssaar.a T., H." II.
a new eat-ol1 mas pcen aE3aaEeo ~ ule o.t ~
tercst OF Cincinnati anu Ut. Louis On tho lotn
OF March 4 train will b. put on the Rock Island
h peoeta nont and mn,;a rloae through cou.
.s..1e., -. ,~S,Inr...mI a. I,nls n VII,
necs1os tof c'ns'n"a" ena es* tto j. .',n. w..
connect VIII Cnicago, ltoeK !stahu y taeaac
trains from the West n1'd East 9t 1toeH lstnnu.
enabling passengers to swltcl1 OIL East or South
without EotnK TO Ghlcag9. ,--
The lion. J: y. urnnell - WORKING np neN
road, with faiF prospects q success. lhe foute
, 1879-02-27

A blessing 10 humanity u what Or, Hull'a Cough
Syrup can veil be termed, for u has done moEe
good already than any other medicine,
, 1879-02-27
MAD" M1LLERs.
y, :, Charge that ex'oov. E. o.
'oS' stanard Has Betrayed
Them,
,.rocting n Compromise with
W .,,e Coc1irano Patent
People.
..u.n.nt on Change in St. Louis in
h'' consequence Of This Action
.u,. of tho Compromise, and
1es'"u INV It Was Effected.

---
.,,o con7nror1iso. and
ftfsns =. Was Effectoel.
HOW ~
I. top1s, Mo, FeD. sH-'hc eactcment a'"l
,.Sux,,,fop among The n'ilcre hcte aealnst e3'
sss st,n.rt for compromising hls sun, tepott-
yr..,tenIsy, continued unonatea unuaS' anu
IN hteh that tic hliseoaii otn1o Mn,eFs AS
'..,,ion bc1d called shcet'i'G ti!'a altefhooh'
hs,nnsutmously ~, adoptea RESOLUTIONS cAtse'nnb
n, stansrd + Co.. anu - - ~, henloE ~ co.'
IN aIso hasc scttled VIII t't eott',an' ,, pasts'
,nG, tho Association iof ore"cn o1 la!tn ~ eoul-
s.rnnttnz the suits oil ts,e AiheI'cah "',ui,I'gs'
rsi6t, Company against tneis iis'ns' sir. sian.
II d Flcc-prcsldcht OIL .he Sat!upa' A.lliefs,
,..ristloa, and threats OF EXPULSION from thAt
.,unl,a,lon made against ltltn. Mr' stannfta
t,,ads hIsactfop on Whit nc fegnros SOUND bnsi'
~. nrtoctptcs. and says n considerable nnmi'or
! n. members Of tho National Association
~. taken the sanno course lle has, antt no
sx,nst seem to DO much a,iccted nt tllc coi1i-
tdIau be haa casisc''' IL Is asserted bS tho
cth1,po partS thht a'iS niembcr u tlic Nation
i st,aia!ion, Or person or hr'n against whom
,s,f h,,o suits pending can compromise them
onthe tsme terms o'lelea Hlessfs' e'anasd a'ie
r,t,m y!z.: ono hundred uollars per run OF
s sss.
1bt suI.s ii the United statcs Circuit Court
,skh hsYc been IN progress here more than two
,,.k, closed to-day, were submitted, nnd tho
tnut hss taken them ntuer ndVlsoment, With
a. understanding that decisions Will be ten.
artd The next term. Juagc Nelson VIII decide
n. Minnesota cnses, mn Juaees D'llon anu
gn,t lie Missouri caecs.
*. Louis Giob..Ix.nocruf, Fsb. ~.
rhs,a Il m stma{1dcrn set bf men In the cttv
,,".s w.. ,h,n Tim mi1,crs. They ho,,1lv charoo
pt!} '~'H o..s...t su,. 1,.,.,d..t - 49,
1Gar. l. " es"''asa, ''se-t tfes'ae"s u t"c
Nrtt' National Association, anu Alr. j. y. NJ.
r,hot President Of tlle Missouri 6tnta Asso-
,.t,o, with hctrnyin. them. Tbat tlIts IA not
''"vO. ". tnn strt,rvlv co,,j, ha snn,, h,,
Calling 'nc wy wv ..ara9. u w ose" ~
u1ouc on 'ChanGo festefdny' iI'efc WAS one
II tho most exciting times orcr seen on the
tn, al The s.. Louis Exchange. And It. all
Nv. w. wi a, rcrv mint nrorcrd,nu t,,st oyrr
ss' Ws,.., o,so, Gtr.,,t f,o,rt L. t,,n ,sost
d. hihe uhlse' e'"''a H"e"'t eou' y ~ '',o 1'ea.
p1tg suit now ncuulhg' on the three learned
i,ssfs taking the bench, and hoforo argument
,nm.nrrti. Afr. Mason, chief counsel for COM
Is1us y1A.s. .a,o,,n,nd t,nt ti,. s,tt a,,,r.t H.
tas1os, saao''ssu a",s -, ' sa stAos "l'
. o. etahata "ou'o "c uissalsecu, Us eoh'-
rfamtse had beon made. There was sonln sem
rahptt
mi. uxrxrrcrrn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.,s"...s ~. t,saro a.,,,S ~ ~. ,1as,sH.,..,
pa o. soaIae' 'ae.o suaia w ~ s nsio11.sas'oa
, 1879-02-27

Dns MONIES, In, Feb AL. L. Morrill,, re-
cc!ver OF tlo Central Ilatlrpud of Iowa, ,,akes
thu following report to the unite1 States Circuit
Court Of Interpretations Of that road for tho
year 1873: 2
r. 1878. 1877.
Groas eprnihgs. S7El, Uj8 $7:2, fac
Operating expenses. -. 4su, G'H 431, hSl
Earnings over operating ex.
pcnseaT. T........t.. ........, tE-u, 0rJ sUa, l]I0
lass............ .......,.... 145,N2 so,asl
Net income ........ .....SlSO, ,OB1 5000, ,67A
Ex{,ppdeh, new i.npsoy0nents. .41h B75
Expended, now equipments. nA............... I'D, THO
Old tehta paid by Morrill, 1teceiver....... H. tlJ
Old debts llnid by urtnnel1, ltcctvcf.. II, 3b:I
Taxes for lB77...,............,.t. .,... U U07
, 1879-02-27

CoLuMBua, O., Feb. 28.-At The annual meet
Ing Of the stockholders Of the Cleveland, Mount
frrnon & Delaware KaEroad Company to-day,
the following Board Of Directors wins elected |,
Thomas d. AIeeslcy nnl William Tlaw, fists-
btsrE; Gcorgn u. 1obcrts, PHILADELPHIA; will
iaIn N. urF, Orrvlls; snsnscl Israel and Charles
Coopur, Ntunt Vernun; Isaac IInrDstor, h1illcrs-
wc!i, @ Columbus. TLs Tsard sui Subsequently, n 'r "r-
ganxcll by r,:-cleetlsl1 Thpnlas II. Mcsscr i'rra-
tdcnL j. \. Davis Secretary, aud ]. y. Tho,n,-
sou Treasurer. Il, A. JUueB wus assu rtappuint-
cd Superintendent.
, 1879-02-27
ITEAIH.


Tl1r Detroit Post stntea TINT gentleman nt
TINT city l,as received letter from rcsoonsi.
bic yo,lrsu stating positively that within the last
ten days Vanderbilt haA siUncu n contract vita
". l.. Sc0tt- ut 1:r!c, for the construction! ot
tunnel at Groasc Point, at . cost OF l,vo1.oo1.
Thn Philadelphia papers report Pennsylvania
Railroad stuck rs very tlrf,, in consc0use1, OF
rufnors that thr Forthcoming report would slow
not earnings for thu year 1878 o: 10 per tent oil
Tic capital stock OF the corporation. II Is AFRO
lfntetl That tr rate Of dividend will be advanced,
besides maintaining; tie sinking fund at tu
rtr ul shU, ,Nxl per mouth Tile rnn fs said ~ l,u
III stronger financial position than ever bcluru.
Thr Indications arc That there will bo another
war III passenger rntes to Colorado poInts. 1t
In claimed HAT The Un0n PAetile EailF1au tlna
lustrl,etel Its tOndHcturs to rcfurd $lU to pns-
scnrers from Chcasn to Purblu OH rcaehlus
Denver. This Bte,, Ia Bnid to have 0ccll takcti
to cOtnpete with thu Atrlfsnu, topeka IL sauth
Fe.. The rats to Pueblo OYER thu inter Is thu
Eamc As IL Denver, n1Nl The rate frtlM Denver tn
Pueblo "a $l0, Tic amount Refunded by the:
Union Pacific. Passengers wanting to 20 to
Denver purchase Ut tll1 Union Pacific u fueblt,
Ticket ON which they get el0 back, which
acuts " the rate from CnIsago to Denver, tust
TINT amount. Tile Atchisou, Tupakn Il Santa
Fe alt1 its ChlCnEo cpnlIecttnns threaten to re-
tluec tho rates tn Denver nnd all other points In
Colorado II Thu Union Pacific kesp5 on In this.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-03-07

RENO IN RUTEs.-LOSs ESTIMATED AT
ONE MILLION DOLLARs-SeceraL LtTeS
L0st.-A Reno, New, dispatch of March
I'd says
At about a quarter to SIX this morning an
alarm OF fire was sounded. The fire commenced
the business streets back OF the Masonic hlock-
a fearful yale WAS blowing from the west at
Tue liule' anu DSir 'ut ",i'SL S't4.' oI '' VI
the IRE was beyond control Ihe udncS lcaT eti
from house to house Sud from block TO block
with lightning Papidity. The panlc-stric ken,
haIf-clUthed people caught handful OF the
mOGt valuable articles and left all else to the
demon OF destruction. The hremen were
helpless. The fcrceuesS of the wind and the in
tensity OF the heat rendered il impossible 10 get
close enough 10 do any good,
In three hours all OF The business portion OF
the town was in ashes, the only houses escaping
being the Masonic building, with HaEerman y
Schooling grocery store on its first floor, aE1
ings that stood other fires without damage
mt tied before this one. Among tue buildings
destroyed are three freight dcpots- Bender :
bank, poStofHce, DaYidsons and trederick 5
jewelry stores, Rcnnink er Osborn : and shoe
makers drug stores, depot, Pollard Inter
fees railroad bagCaHe-rOoms. Baptist ard
Catholic churches, Hammond 4 Wilson stable,
Academy of Music, Barnctt's PrcscOtts and
Gray & Isaac's dry goods stores, AbTau' and
Nathan's clothing stores, Farmers Cooperative
Association grocery store, and two or three L.
condition OF the tracks made 1t necessary TO
transfer the passengers to the V y /. train
across the river 10 20 to Virginia
The loss, as near as can be calcu latedat titiS
time, is Sl.O000O0, with only Sl50,eO0 !usCrRnC Sc
Five lives are known to be lost Is far as hea Ed
frOm-Mrs. John Buck, Mrs. JOhu Riley. U.ll
three tUamps. 4 number received injuries. but
et this writing il is inn os5i5le to get correct
information, The gale blowing was the hercest
known for many day, ant il carried buzing
pieces of timber for miles. Several farm
houses, situated two miles down the meadows
exhausted the whites forced the Chinese TO
work on the engines.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-03-07

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