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Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16

The Senator from this district has
placed himself in position where he
will be utterly useless as representa-
tive. During the whole session he will
be but a mark for all the jeers, slurs
and jokes, not only of the party which
he should have endeavored to repre-
sent, but also of the party which
adopted him, and then having used
him unceremoniously thrust him aside.
To show the estimation in which he is
now held, we quote a few items from
some of our exchanges:
Dispatch.
| Done Brown!
| Hell-ing is to pay!
| Brown and Helling were the last steers
| yoked to Donnelly's swill cart, and they
hauled their load to the wrong depot, it
! seems.
| Globe.
The coalition" failed because it began
at the wrong end Well, Democracy
/ SHouiu lOOh up sOLlC .1sOpuuiICdH ~ COd-
lesce" who has an idea above a spittoon
cleaner.
| Litchfeld Ledger
Wonder how much Brown made by his
coalition with the Democrats He was
elected as Republican, in strong Re
publican district, and takes the first oppor
tunity to sell them out. Truly, those Re
publicans wha abandoned the regular Re
publican nominee and cast their votes fol
this traitor, must be willing to sell ou
cheap Brown must now feel almost al
mean as when those homestead frauds
were exposed.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16
REAL ESTATE
F O r s "A T. R
A Splendid Opportunity to get
Land Cheap, and on
Good Terms !

The undersigned has a Large Quantity
of Land For Sale, in
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.


The leading article III TIE North
AmeySoaya ReVieU for July is entitled,
"Our Success at Paris in 1873" and ap-
pears over the signature of the Hon,
r. c. Mccormick, United STATES
Commissioner General at the recent
| French Exposition. The paper is de-
voted 10 an account Of our produces "a
represented in The Ezbign lion, of The
American awards made by the several
juries, and thc high opinions which
many Of our displays won IN the art,
literary and commercial circles Of the
continent The article is very elabor>
ate, and Includes al, that is likely 10
interest AmaricGa readers. "A Rus
sian Nibijist." whose paper on the
Empire of the Disconnected" at.
trac;ed such wide attention some
months since, contributes q second ar
ticle under the title Of 'Pho RevoIu-
liUI IN Russia This essay. while in
a large measure occupied ri the his
tory of the Russian Nihilaats. deals
also with their programme, which the
author enu0C!2jEs with an Uumjsta aka
BILE, nos 20 say startling, precision and
bciduezr. 3aa future cf The move
ms &, though ioretold by partisan,
Czu not fail TO command The Geep
Thought o. all who are concerned in
the u-sunies of civilization. Thomas
Hughes presents next the second aud
concluded portion Of his article or
The Public Schools IF Eugiaad"
The ground taken by this writer IL the
feasla.lt. Il Of uaturaliziDg the
English school system in Amer
ca, and the reorganization which
to h.m seems immincnJ Of our pres
sut scheme Of DUb,ic education. he
predicts the iHhaeDea which the de.
veI0PmeaJ al "a gentry ia this country
must have q creating schools which,
like 'ho=a il England, shall have =
social grade The loug n p2per IS l.
General O o. Howard. and aiua to
tell The True Story of the WalioWa
Campaign Il is reply to the
article IN he April number entitled
"A1 fudiau's View ofIudia0 Affairs, !"
ia which the blame FIR murders
recently committed by the Indians
| Tas CO sr.:yd against General Howard.
IDIoediatel- following is q con Tibu-
! tjan IsuW ila pen 81 DR.. George 81.
| Beard. ed 30 9 The Psychology Of
! Spirit m." The peculiar methods Of
! sY' .sEua'5r- ite modes Of judging it,
! AID .. E..s.s.s ..y America hss
/ o.,eT ... ar- a faw If ibe iaipaG.aut
! ragi -afs=se3 bg TIE aglipr. 3ue
cz.s ..-t Leaf la.eIiigeH5 ard even
g.z.l. yd"eare aIs8 oe5' 3puiy to
.s}. >i.'igs $40 tna teju=ioH aTa also
! -i-. .. Zee u.Et p s;..r Is lh= ruuClus-
faa H. t.T-. Harfist 3. Stoves article
aG line + iunssiaa Of Fee amen, .
aut Is concerned with tae permanent
| Institutions which have grown uut IF
| he religious enthusiasm THAT SIuCa sae
| c.o- 81 the w8r has united AZ Chris.
! Ljau churches for the intellectual de-
| live-sgCa of The negro. The issue
! co c.uila with q characteristic article
| Fs.m the pen Of Thomas Wentworth
| HigginsCu, entitled "Recent Essaye,"
| i'm which the jaia works OF the Right
Hon. MI. Gladstone, Matthew Arnold,
ana Abraham Hayward are reviewed
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25

Thurman evidently thinks SO, for if
he had not, he would have sought
support in a higher and purer at
mosphere. If then this element
controls Senator Thurman, it is per-
fectly reasonable to suppose that
they will dictate the policy Of their
party. IF so, they will accomplish
their ends in any way that may ap-
pear to offer success. The only
thing that prevents them from be-
ing open insurrectionists is whole7
some fear of the laws. They are
not restrained by any sense f pa
triotism, but from fear of rope, or
of Federal bayonets. Tits through
well grounded fear that these
sans culottesg Of the Democratic
party will shape its policy, that the
people are determined that it shall
not be trusted with power.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 25. 1879.
THE ATLANTIC SEABOARD
AND THE WEST.


No words from US are necessary
to impress upon the people Of
Knoxville and all Eastern Tennes-
see, the Importance of an early
completion of the two short links
of road necessary to connect the
Southern Atlantic seaboard with
Louisville and the great Northwest.
The amount of money required for
the completion of such an enter
prise is small, compared with the
great wealth that it will bring to
the sections through which it
passes and where it terminates. 1t
would open up q great highway
direct to Louisville, Chicago, St.
Louis and Cincinnati, by way Of
Knoxville, from Charleston, Port
Royal and other important points
on the Southern Atlantic coast. A
few days ago we published CORE
spondence between Judge John L.
Moses and a prominent railroad
man in South Carolina, showing the
distance to be completed 10 make an
unbroken line from Louisville to
Charleston, and we imagine that
many of our readers were surprised
that so little is lacking to make the
line complete.
We are pleased to know that the
subject is beginning to attract atten-
ton. If the meeting at Hender-
son, n. c., July 4th, IS attended by
all who ought to be there, there IS
no reason why means should not be
found in a short time to com
pletc the link, It's completion
would mark the beginning Of new
era of commercial prosperity in the
Southeastern States, Tennessee,
Kentucky and the West. We trust
that East Tennessee viii be repre-
sented in that meeting, and that the
day is not far distant when we viii
see trains running through Knox
vile direct to the points named
Southeast and Northwest of Us.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
THE AIEXICAE. IDEA.

There are great many iutolli-
gent, patriotic persons throughout
the Union, who believe that the
men who are recognized as leaders
in the Democratic party, would
Mexicanize the country if it were
in their power, rather than submit
to the Government being controlled
by men of another party. They
have abundant reasons upon which
to base such an opinion. As long
as the denunciation Of the Presi-
dents title was confined to the
yapid utterances of political con
ventions they amounted to nothing,
but recently prominent Democratic
Congressman, stung by a sense of
their own blunders, and smart
ing under defeat, have given
utterance to expressions which
correctly reflect their feelings, no
doubt, but. which they, in their
cooler moments, had cautiously cons
cealed.
Senator Thurman, who has been
regarded in the past as a patriot
and statesman, has let himself.
down on level with the petty
crossroads politician and dena-
gOgue, by speaking speeringIy of
the title of the President. He did
not do it through ignorance, and
we do not believe that his utterances
have been prompted by his own
feelings or judgment, but he wants
to be President, and knows that to
reach the White House he must
court the support and influence of
rag-tag and bob-tail elements of his !
party. Hence he comes down from
the position of a statesman and |
wallows in the gutter with men
who have nothing to lose by revo-
luton.
This appears to be the control
ling element in the party Senator
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25

Good stock pays vastly better
than poor. Well titled fields are
more remunerativo and yield more
pleasure to the farmer than those
that are neglected and given up to
weeds. Good fences, if not an Or
nament, are protection to the
crops; they free the mind from
great anxiety and save the legs
from. great WEAKNESS. An orchard
Of one hundred trees, we'll selected,
carefully set cut and properly cared
for, will yield the owner more proft
than ten times their number of poor
varieties and suffering from neglect,
blight and the invasion of borers-
Hatsheads and round-heads.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
Hiss Duar at Home.

The New York HeraIF8 cores
pendent at Snow Hill, Nd, telo-
graphs as follows: ''NIiss Lille
Duer, who was released from i'm
prisonment Friday, arrived at POGO
moke City that evening and was re-
ceived with demonstration of Joy
by her friends, who called upon her
at her fathers house. In taking
leave Of a gentleman who drove her
home from Snow Hill, and who had
expressed a polite wish to see ner
again whenever she visited that town,
she said, 1 never want to see Snow
Hill again: I am done with courts
and pistols forever. It will be re-
membered that the pistol with which
she shot Ella Hearn was bought in
Snow Hill. As soon as Judge Will
son passed sentence upon the priss
oner her lawyers entered into recog-
nizance for the fine and her frienus
passed paper around for subsCrip-
tons to help the father pay the
money, his slender means having
been exhausted by the expenses of
the trial. Two hundred dollars was
raised in Snow Hill and vicinity in
a few hours, and the remainder will
be subscribed by friends in POGO
moke."
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-06-25
Hendersons's Springs
FOR THE SEASON OF 1879.

This we'll known health resort will be
opened on June l, 1879.
Our table will be supplied with the best
of food. prepared in the very best style,
and with a view to the wants of our guests.
This desirable Summer Resort is stu ated
in Sewer county, 81 miles above SEWER
vile, and s04 miles from Knoxville. Com
Portable hacks will run from Knoxville in
one day. A daily mail will leave Knox
Vile at a. M, and arrive at Sevierville at
veyed to the Springs at s D. m. All mail
should be addressed to Sevierville.
Rates of Board, 75c per day, $3.5O per
week: P. 81. TooNEY, Supt., m1sdtf
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1879
r ATED.


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Iustrated papC-s BY les Zoe literary quality. che
beauty Of its type ami wOudcut..-N SIR" gl..r
Republican,.
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1879.
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D John 7. Wells, deco cd. having duly sug-
gested the insolvency Of the estate OF said d John
r. Wells, deceased
Therefore, /, J. f. J Lcais, Clerk eiths CoulI
Court If KrOX county. lem. Do Cidsr you
John Chumlea. admiaistratCr Of JOAN 4. ~ ~
deceased, 20 give !tice ia tn, Knoxville lhTIn
ieIe. and also at tho court house door m tha
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, 1879-04-21

An "Old Co1ontss " contributes 10 IN En-
gllsh paper tlse f,lllowing description Of tic
kI,lg of the Zulus: Ills cycs were exce,-
tiounlly large mn! brilliant, hut hts furclleatI
though bruad for hnflr, was very rceedtn,,
while the lower part uf hts fage denoted 4 Jc-
tcrtufneu nl.l brutal nature. lte WIZ VERY
eiatuFately dressed. Over his shoulders was
fastened leopard skin kccros or cioakt reach.
lug down to 1he lack of Ills knees; around
his tn!ns he wore a handsome nloocby,--1Im,
Is, a hand Ut tiger cat skins, witt, dcup fringe
Ut strips OF the san,e skin hanging tlu.rnwari
Ills wrists a.ll ankles WGre decorated with
rings of rcd. white. hil.l black beads, Mtitl his
hair with several ostrich fentkers. III the silt III
his right eur {lhe disttnuuishisig mark Ut thu
Zuus, who are MI 50 cut III the lobe Of buth ears
In tnfaney} hr carried a very ornamental suuir-
box, made from piece oi baull,uu cans, carved
nhl decorated with bcntls, a,il in the slit In his
left ear llc carried comb. Tho Zulu co,nb IL
about six tliehes tn length md ID nAdt Of bono
"r ivory. The top NJ ttle handle Is !pI ic slapc
out snuiE. The lower part Is deliberately
carycd. The tcct,,, Of which there aru gniv
three, arc fully fur tnrcs long. ntnl resy,nhIr
the pgnngs Of a fHrk. In tbs right hand Getty
wayo carried q bunting Asscgnt, Atl1 IN hts lett
arm liR shield. The huutIHg-shcld is 1n,1cl,
smaller than tr warslIelsl, un,l ia ilade In ths
WY: A bulluck's skin Is dried, and out uf tllr
centra plccv Is cut uf thu required stzo ulut
shape, only one sh!clu heiIg o,talnable from
one skin. Tie centre IL supported by slips Ut
tough green hide, and. inpm top tu Bottom on
tic inside, stout stick u tlxed, by which the
shle1d .!s held; uud mostly, "a was the caSp with
EetywnyD's, tlle top uf the stick is surluuuptgd
by thu tail OF tue tiger cat.t'
, 1879-04-21


Tic aspect nf Russian suciety Mt this moment
prescnts a curious md striking spectacle, tho
gcrse Of which ts however, beyu!d the rtacf, OF
superficial observation. Apparently, nothing
has Changed. 4 crowd Of clcIant!y.tlrcsscd
proplc thrnug the pavement Ut Morskafa au,i
tl,c Spwsky, thc fashionable pron,clutlrs. The
young merchants OF Moscow nre as .rodtgal ~
usual U. tletr rublca aiHl champagne tu the
TsEgauu dat,cers. The mobility ut St. Peters.
burg give ball to the officers Of tho Guard at
MI expenss ofN,0o0 rub1cs. Tile only sllt-
tcet VI conversation III the suoUns Is the Franco.
Spanish viof!nist' Sarrozotr, "the new Pagan.
IlI, Us ha IL called, or OF thu pictures exhibited
ut tic Academy hy snkowshi ur his
rival, the celebrated Vcrsrna:uiuu. sartlou's
PIECES arc applautlcA at fIlc Michel The
nsrr. Small lpttorics aro organized among thr
llppcs elussts ulllcr the pretcxt Of succurny lie
distressed cab'driycrs " the numerous WOUNDED
Ut the late wnr. Lurtl Radstuck, ulI English en-
thns!ast. With tlst soul OF Il Fcnrlon ami The
face ol Puntugrucl. WHO breaches In tho huntloirs
anil In tbs face III tic Orthodox priests srre.rs
OF pcttssl, which no nle conlprehGuds, ii it,
claimed Or stlg,.ic.l aernt.lng Il. sassg. People
Ounce. n,Hi play. nld incur debts, withons auy
care nbout LDrI Deaconsfetd Or tile plague TT
AstEaktal, IN short, everything Is IN urer,
And yet certain unPaBness prevails tn the
Winter Palace, however carefully 1t is Gloscl to
rllnlors frun, Without, The fnct Is obvious Il,
every ono ws,o eau SEQ below ,lls s,lrnro, that
The situation Is pregnant with stuEtns, nl,l the
crisis 1say uectr liiucfl so'rs than Ia expected.
, 1879-04-21

10 years Of age, now trtsonc1s In siberia,
crtr'yauI r "s tarrr,tc,, atas a. .at a"o"t ,,n n
MT k,,In1 f.nn,au.c,T ,a' "rraeh 'has III was
intn t,a ,,,san ,,,v I'nsrt oo. cat Eoes
swret rirI In. r. yorx ~ ~ 'nlnn ~. of
uu nor L"s,ts onI tmocs s.v, Sams ;,,s. m
With bcr afui ciuster arot,n,, ihc ,~'int nf ia
dagger. {Appiause,}
Does tho Bible describe God Of nescya Let
nc rcnti you q vcrtc or two:
Tw1ll make m{nc arroxs d.unk with hood. AMI
myawutd shall dtyolir iIosb,
That ID poem, iBrcat latcb.rrl
Tnv foot mnv h. airt,t il ~ h,,aa ~ ,h,,.
ene,rs Ind H. nwn ~ e a. ~ ,u o'no9 &c u, ~
.r..t = s ,'"k." " ~ oos' u" '"' e'''''
tna ill., iord H. r, u ..aMGntr sI91 .,.,,
ltIo by tiin thnu os III ~ oas snnso n
once tcst lie ssts Of ihs daid H.
and shall destroy them With mighty Tcstruction
unil !aey he dtsroycd. Aud IIv shsl1 deliver THUR
oengs into thine hant. and thou shaIt destroy ther
ha ~ ,ton, ahast ica'en; there shall no nan u
A''e ~ s'an" oc'ote shee~
Ana 20 RoGs on, telling Of Al! Tic cities they
uestfoyed, Of ali lie Ereat crowl Of mcn that
thcy dashed their brains out, Ut all tho sWrct,
peaceful nomes they pundcfed, all tlit
"oin:n ahu lftt!o ones they killed all
y the name Of ths most r'crciful
uou. me WHoe OF Tue O!d Testament Is full
OF ltc Infamous doctrines OF revcnrr. nlni 1ea!
(Appiausc.1
Nnw. haTe road enough to show that what
sala sa.le way soi think hnsc. ! slsh, | hat!
tltnc 10 reau to yori here what the dear old
iaticrs Of ihe church aAtd at!ont woman. Cries
OF "Go onv' "au unl'l VIC have gut uiem
running lLanghter.l
~. Cob ln0crst'll read soma long extracts from
s'' Aaeust'le anu iron st. C'1rrsosto1n on
md sat,1 in conrfn.,r,.
trIt vn,,. wt,mnn oa r,ta ,~. ..,, .,,,,. =.