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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
Our Washington Letter.

w ASHlNOT0N, ID. e., July 10, 1879
What the Democratic party ought
to do now, II reports reaching here
are correct, Ia to alter tie course rs to
the political contest noH going on in
Maine. The fight IL not between
soft" and hard" money men but
really between the conservative PEG.
ple of the State and the Blaine Ham
I'm radical party. The result of last
wear, II repeated, can but have an i'm.
oortant effect In other States. l. ber-
Al contributions of money, and the
ending of able speakers to the State,
ny the conservative men Of the c0un.
try. to meet the necessities created 10y
the extraordinary canvass being made
y tho other side, at least, al d
hould not be given to the other party
,s now, 1t seems ~ being done.
There are few facts which It will
We well u remember in connection
with the coming political contests. LIST
he Democratic party has at the recent
'essiou of Congress, demonstrated IN
levotitr to free elections and fair in
les. II has done this at an apparent
eril of losing support In severaI
states. End, the Republican party,
apparently for immediate gain, aud
certainly not a. u matter Of principle.
Nas al the same time voted for aud
'poken for military aud civil intprfpr.
'nre at Il polls AMI prescription IN
ke jury box. Men will and should
emembpr these two facts. When the
'rcasiCn comes they will show That
hey appreciate the fun force of them,
The sending of Sec. Sherman to
Mime Indicates not so much desire
o make him n Presidential candidate
Is to make the financial issue prom
nent question IN tho coming cam.
oaign. What The willy Secretary him.
+elf may think the effect will DO Oh
his own fortune IL another matter
But the radical idea IL, while pushing
he sectional issues ~ far az seems ju-
l;cious, to make a considerable fight
~ the finances. Sec. Sherman will
speak at Portland, Me, on the S8rd.
The very latest reports received
from Memphis by the ''Natlonal
Board Of Health" here seems to be
lishearlening. There seems to be M
onger any doubt that the yellow f..
YER Ia there in Its worst form.
Those who have called the next
meeting Of the National Banking A.
'ocintion tompet nj Saratoga on the
9Th, 7th and Sth Of August have wise
ly determined to ak the attendance
Il persons connected with State Banks
and other financial institutions ny
well rs of representatives OF CONNER.
ciul aud other branches Of business.
rhe meeting will he large and can
hardly fail Of important results.
Among the Second Lieutenants to
he appointed from civil life, are Sons
OF Generals Freeman. Ord and Ruck
pr Only three appointments are
made from the South There were
over thousand Applications for the
thlrty-scvcn vacant places. Don.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
An Undnninhln Trmth

You deserve to suffer, and IF you
lead miserable, unsatisfactory life. in
This beautiful world II In entirely
your own fault. ard there Is only onr
excuse for yOu.-yOnr unreasonable
prejudice and skeptcism, which has
Killed thousands. Personal knowl
edge and common sense reasoning
viii soon show You that GREEN'S Au.
gust Flower will cure you of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all It's
miserable eff, cts, such ms sick head
ache, pa pilation of the heart, sour
-tomachr, hahiluaI castiventss, dizzi-
ness Of the head, nervous pr0stralion,
low Spirits, nc. It's sales now reach
avery town on the western Continent
md not n Druggist but will tell you
II its Wonderful cures. You can huy
tSamplr BOTTLE for IN cents. Three
loss vii relieve you.
For sale Ivy J A, Dickey & Co.
Dee II, '7S-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22


Butler, colored. The crime was commit
ted on the 9th of last August. The exc
cntion was witnessed by n crowd ofthree
thousand, principally negroes. The con-
demned man add essed iRe assemh ge
from the scafioid, warning his hearers
against evil temper. He said tina e
was the happiest man in Saldis. 10
had violated one of the Ten Command :
ments and it was right that he should he
punished. After the black cap had been
put on, he asked that handkerchief
might be placed in his hand and he
would give the sign when the trap should
be sprung. This was done, and when
Sheriff Martin had adjusted the rope
the CONDEMNED man gave the signal for
his own death, by dropping his hand
kerehief. His neck was broken by tie
fall
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
y STATE oi War.
GRIrNnRfrR,
WHITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., W. VA.

GRIrNnRfrR,
WHITE RSrRtNGs, W. VA.
july II, 1870. !
Details Of the stirring scenes through
which the people of Hinton. W. Va.--a
town forty miles west OF this point
haycd passed have just been received
here. For several days past the negroes
about Hinton have been gosSippiug IN q
manner derogatory TO TIE character Of y
young white lady, who is the alllanccd
of Mr. lonnlc Peck, u popular employee
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad at
Hinton. Last Friday evening Peek
overheard three negro men using Tie
young lady's name lightly, and be im-
mediNtely gave each Of them q thorough
cowhidng. Latcra night eight negroes
attacked Peek, declaring their deicnni-
nation to hang him. Peek escaped them
and was soon joined by citizens aud rail-
road men to the number of scyenty-ilyc.
THE NEGRors DRIVEN OUT.
This party commanded by G. Mayhugh,
an engineer of the Chesapeake and
Ohio road, famous for his daring, made
n raid on the negroes and drove them
ont Of the town. several harmless shots
being fired. Saturday reports were II
circulation that the negroes had gone to
New River where large force Of ne
grots are employed by the Government
in removing INSTRUCTIONS from The river,
TO obtain rclitorCcncnts, and The am
nounrement wns made that they were
coming back TO hang Peck IN retaliation
for the hanging Of Mart Lee Mt Coal
Valley some time since, and also for
Peck's whipping the three men. when
this report was received the whites sent
to Coal Valley for llf,y white miners to
come up and help them.
RETURN Uf THE NEGROES.
About dark Saturday night u band of
negroes, one hundred or more strong,
came up from the river, commandedby n
notorious desperate called Captain Dick
America. They marched about town In
regular military style, being commanded
by Captain Dick In loud tones. They
cursed, beloved and nmde hideous
noises like band Of sayages, and vowed
they would hang Peek before midnight.
TuE MINERS
The miners, scvcnty-llvc strong, who
had bccn sent for arrived on the 0
O'Clock train from Coal Valley, and ha,-
ing Joined Peck's friends at The depot IN
Hinton, marched upon the negroes, who
He'd pteclptni1y ut the first aud only
yollcy, Ten negroes were caught, stu
ped OF their clothing, tied To lrrea. ana
were well but not cruelty whipped, and
then turned loose. The white men nude
every effort TO capture Captain DIX
America, but failed They openly
avowed their intention Of lynthlug him
had he been caught,
TEMPORARY CALM.
The miners remained IN Hinton all
day yesterday and until this mornln'
when, the negroes making no fln or
demonstrations, they returned to the
work ut Coal Valley, and Tonight quiet
reigns again In Hinton. But there l. 10
telling when this affair viii break Uut
afrcsh. The excitement In Hinton from
Friday night till this morning was, Of
course, intense.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
THE YELLOW FEVER.
seven New Cnscs and Two
Deaths Yesterday, In Memphis.
.----
rhc Disc"so IN Two Widely sep
nratcd Portions Of the CITY.
All Possible Efforts 10 be Taken
TOwat Il D~populatiOn.
All Trains Required 10 Pass
Brownsville NJ Fun Speed.
New Orleans and NJ. Louis Pro.
testing Against the Texas
Quarantine.

MEMPHIS, July l0.-'rhrec new cases
were reported to the Board Of Health
this morning--Loulse 4. and Viola God.
sey two sisters rcsidlngOt No. Is Bradford
street, and Tom kernon, Passenger
Agent of the Memphis & Charleston
railroad. Tho Illness Of the Godsey sis
tiers can be traced to Infection from the
robln fafNily, who recently died of yell
low fever. The young ladies' were In
attendance on Mrs. 1obm until her case
was pronounced yellow fever These
eases dlspcl the sporadic theory. Hiram
Athey, son of chief Of Police Athcy, Ia
dying, although his case has not as yet
been reported to the Board Of Health ma
yellow fever The Chiefs residence ls
in the neighborhood Of the robln dwell
ing as 10 alsc Tom Kernon's The re-.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
The N. G. r. r.

The Dlrectorstof the Bristol Coal and
Iron n. G. r. r. Co. are notified that on
Thursday the 3lst day Of July, instant,
At p. NJ. Mt the Mayors Office Goodson
Va, there will be n meeting Of the Di-
rectors, at which business of great inn
portance demands he attendance of ev-
cry member thereof. II. c. WooD,
President b. C. & I. n. G. r. r.
Goodson, July 81, 1879.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22

Mr.. Fowler takes the ground TINT II Is
too late for his party to "acccpt" the bill,
es those who were opposed 20 his views
have already done so--those whom he
called "Fundcrs," He considers II II
mistake Of his party that Il did not sue
ecpt," though he WINS In favor OF refer
ring The present bill to tho people before
ncccplnncc.s -" Mr.. Fowler. rs II
readluSter has changed his opinion he.
cause the circumstances once and now
are abingdon Standard.
THE Stiaivd entirely mlsunder.
stands our position We do net con.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22


We can assure Brother Fowler TIA!
we care nothing for the repeal of tn,
Brokers bill, except for the name of the
thing-just merely TO show that the las
Legislature did not make settlement a
as low n rate ms the tax payers are en-
titled to. We do not care If every dol.
lar is funded under the McCullouh bill,
The Readjusters intend to fight ii tht
same as they did the Funding bill o.
1871. There is but ono way to bring
tie bondholdcrs into terms, and thai
way is to so legislate as to depreciat'
their bonds and coupons as to make it t.
their interest TO accept what the people
demand. We believe you proposed {,
plan to do this, aud the plan is n goot
one, viz: to Increase the rate of taxation
from 80 cents to 81, the State to Issue
taX-recciyable scrip to be sold at 80 cent
on the dollar, to be receivable for taxes
at par This would force coupons down
TO less than half. This is upon the prin-
ciplc OF the Allen amendment On
word for IL, the bondholders will yet Sc,
the day that they will be glad to accep
two per cent. interest, The Longer
they fight the people the more damaging
II will be to them. Reputation vii
come ncXt
The above is from that wide awake,
earnest and thorough ReadjuStiug pa
per, the Salem Register, published'b D,
Bro, Webbcr He comes to the
question, talking sense" and see,
the true point in the whole question
the lost sovereignty of the State 49,
He strikes at the fact that the MuCul
loch bin ignores it, and never restore
it. But there is one consolation Bro
Weber. The bill contains the ma.
teria for It's own dissolution should j.
become necessary The force in the
Allen amendment is applied to the
State. You have only to reverse it.
operation, and 10, you have the SOW.
creign of the State restored. When
in 1875 we first called attention to
the fact that we could collect our
revenues by selling tax rcceivabl,
scrip at a discount, we little thought
the remedy would ever be turned
against the State. The Allen amend
ment is chiefly Objectionable, because
It collects only q portion OF the revc.
nue. In that way and causes the State
to lose the shave, and, instead Of put.
ting the money in the treasury for
general purposes, puts it in the peck
ct Of the bondholder, We can col
lect the whole revenue by this means
and dsburse it eQuitably ourselves. -
THIS would leave each Legislature to
Judge Of the public exigency In the
meantime We agree with you Bro
Webber, when you say "W al
net care Il cre,y doldy Is .thHScdmdc,
the MCaAotA 6W" Therefore We
see no relief in repeating il. 1t gets
of one.third Of the interest. That
much Is certain in the way of relief
II more relief is necessary we have
our remedy in the State scrip at
50 cents. We could tell YOU We have
tho highest authority in this State for
saying the scheme will work and will
cut the Gilbert Walkercoupon. Bro.
Weber, the future will prove that
YOU talk sense that is entitled, by It's
force to the car OF Virginia.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
ported death Of Fred. Eckers was pre,

ported death Of Fred. Eckers was pre.
mature. He is living, but lies in an ex-
tremely critical coalition. The wealth.
er is warm and sultry, with occasional
showers. The Development Of new cases
has given q fresh impetus TO the exodus
OF citizens. Louis Brumond, aged 81,
residence fernando road, near Looney's
switch, has Just been reported to the
Board of Health as another new case.
Another genuine stampede of citizens
Is in progress. The rush for railroad
tickets, this afternoon, recalls the scene
last Thursday week, when five thou
sand people left the city. The desire OF
all who can gois to 90 at once, and there
will be jam on all trains leaving Mem.
phis, tonight. The officers of the He
brew Hospital Association, to-day, fur
nishedfa hundred Jewishfamlies with
the necessary funds TO obtain means Of
transportation to distant cities. The
city authorities are also sending all Wild
ows and children out of the city. Three
new cases We're reported to the Board OF
Health, this aftenoon-Charles Kesmod-
el, residing at No. so Clay street, and his
two children. These make seven rs the
total number Of new cases reported for
to-day. There are several sick people in
the neighborhood of Clay street whose
cases are, to say the least, very suspl-
cious. Business is paralyzed and many
retail merchants are closing their stores.
Fred Eckers died this afternoon. Mrs.
Robert Hester and Chief of Police
Athey's son are both in critical condi-
ton.
Mrs. Robert Hester died tonight, mt
0 o'clock. The remainder of the family
are progressing favorably. Nearly all
the small towns adjacent have quaran-
tined against this city.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
Manhood Bow Lost, How Restored !
-y.k.. Just published IN now cd tim "
LTILElga N. ImlNrrnrII,. InIrh,ntr,i

-y.k.s Just published IN new I'D tInn "
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$N-sssFiGg Essay Gu The IWiiGi en- without
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or srNuHl "NtlRvlRHuc. So.
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The "rrlru,d author. in his ndmitnhlp rtsy,
clrul, d,monstuIr. fum Thirty y,ut- nee. -.
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spilalH.r mHy 10 radically cHiph " lnrt the
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which ~ rs snn'r"i 40 matter wnHl lla 'on H.
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aud diieJNB
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tddrprs the Publishers,
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al Ann ST., NV Vet tttta,ct1tN 4tte.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
Hanged for Murder.

now TnE HArPrsr MAN ~ slRDts, Mics.
WENT our or TuE WORLD.
MEMPHIS, JuLY 10,--Napoleon Bona
parte, colored, WIS hanged ut sarlle,
Miss, yesterday, for themurder of Tom
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
Am EKEvIIrF. with n. kD. y n
hhn tho soHlb and North,

A. pETERsRuRa. with Elehmori .
Hoai tt RlrIm nd Washington, Rhl n"
Philndflrhla ard New York. and viih PEI 0i' pr
Road f"r Weldon. Raleigh, Goldsboro, N.''....
ton aud sontb Fast.
FULLVtA SLEEpyR. New Orleut VIZ Jl'a
""fs '" Washington without charge,
LEfGHTON tLFrpKs u.r,tts ttr,tiu.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22

The difference IN the number Of mer-
camille failures for the first. six months
Of 1870, as against the first six months
of 1878, is 1869, and in amount 500 900.
600, in favor Of 1870. This looks a,
though times are improving.
Chasine Cox who murdered Mrs.
II Ill in n. y. has been sentenced to be
hanged on the Goth of August. The
Judge told him he had better begin to
pray for that mercy in the next world
which ii would be unsafe in society tC
grant him in this.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
THE BRISTOL NEWS
I. &. FOWLER,
EDITOR AND PROPRILTon.
TUESDAY. JULY ~. 1870.
EVENT and COMMENT.

Prof. h. L. kirkpatrick, LID. Of the
University Of Tenn. at Knoxville, died
laat Wednesday, aged 50. He had filled
every chair in that Institution, and had
led nselu! and conspicuous life.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
To Sch ,ol officers :

To School Qbicers:
Enough school money has just been
turned over to enable nue. to make an
pportionment at at the rate of 20 cents
per head Of school population. But |
shall not make the apportionmcnt until
August |, for fear those counties which
have had but few schools during the
var might, under a requirement. of tie
Constitution, be compelled to retu n
part, and in some cases perhaps the
whole, Of the money to the Treasury for
redistribution, which. under the pecul-
lar circumstances ofthe past year, would
be highly unjust 10 such counties.
Hence shall postpone the distribution
until the first dry Of the new school
year, and thus avoid all trouble.
w. II. RUFFNfR,
Superintendent of Public Instruction,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22

GU Month md cXpei 80 fupta,i',d to iuouts
VIZ UutHt Tree, SHAW 90, htUuErA, MAt,K
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22

The bloodiest, and in many respects
the m Dat brutal and murderous affair
that has occurred In this country in
modern times, Ia the Bonham-sbipe-
Queener difficulty at Clinton on the 10th.
The ground work Of It was the charge
made by Bonham in his speech at the
bar that young Shipe had sworn falsely
on the witness stand. lie refused after
ward 10 make amends to Shipe for it,
A week later they met, had words, and
fought, and Bonmm beat him severely
with cane. On the 18th Shire and his
father and Qucener hunted for him, and
the three beat him with sticks and stones
until constable caused lUll in the
fight, but was renewed, when there waf
y general pistol fight, resulting in The
brutal killing Of Bomham, who, ever
while down.. wounded badly all of his
ASSISTANTS.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22
Ap?orti0nment oi school Money

The following circular has been pub
lished by DR.. Ruflner, Superintendent
of Public Instruction:
OFFICE Srp'T Pun. lNsrRrcTIoN !
TulVI7 1870 /
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-22

~ fiArSA NOD,!A vttt fl, ,t.i....
,''" .hh' Dom ~ foHd fnf birmingham, TvsSa.
'e'''n' NN' shnrg Mohilo and New Or
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-24

In New Mexico The coiurs Of the
grain Of cora are numcrous-blue,
yellow, white, and even jet black
Blue seems to be the predominant col
or. and it is esteemed by the natives
as the richest Of all, being almost uni
versal'y used 10y them in making the
tor,illa or corn cake. This is the on
" shape in which they prepare lnGi
an corn for the table.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-24

The Supreme Court of Missouri de.
cides that lawyers III ST. Louis, like
merchants, must pay the license fee Of
'$25.
This is just; for doubtless a good
many Of them make merchandise, not
only Of their knowledge, but Of THEN
convictions and their consciences
Why, there are scores Of lawyers III
Missouri who ought 10 pay a dog tax
- [Graphic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-24

So determined are some people q
get here that they are cmigrating in
the dead IF winter. Last Saturday
four emigrant wagons, all the way
from Inaiana, passed through Dayton
en- ronte for Lewiston. In one Of the
wagons, the day being somewhat
sharp, there was stove up, and stove
pipe, and good fire in it to keep The
women and children warm. Such
folks are the right sort and will dc
well here, - Dayton News.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-24

GENERAL uowARo's friends have sent
kilograms to the Associate press de
elaring that the petition asking for his
removal contains nothing but false
charges. and then goes on to say that
he has managed things SO well that
there will be no trouble with the In,
dams in his department next year. But
the dispatches viii not influence tie
people Of the Northwest. They are
fully aware Of his utter incompetency
to carry on campaigns against In
dams.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-01-24

Tbs former wife Of joaquin Miller,
the poet, married Mr. Logan, Of Ore
gon, two years ago Last week, she
returned to San Francisco with her
daughter, and said that she had part
ed with Logan for good. She used to
be writer Of stories under the name
Of Minnie MYRTLE. Her daughter
will 50 on the stage She says, chill
CT was all fire, aud Logan all ice
We suppose her third husband will be
between the two, and then Mrs. NJ Il
er-Logan certainly will be "in hot wa
teri
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The Giant powder works of Band
mann, Milscn & Co, situated about
half mile southwest of the keepers
lodge, at Golden Gate Park. near San
Francisco, blew mp at $50 O'Clock on
the l4th instant. The mills were 10
Gated in the heart of the sandhiIls
The explosion occurred in the nitro
glycerine house, and the works are
completely demolished Three white
men and several Cinnamon are knowc
% have been killed The explosion j.
80 :hiel that has taken place sine,
IS. i 3rks ~cre started,