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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
n. CUQUEL,
Merchant Tailor.

Merchant Tailor,
Has the finest line OF imported
piece goods in the city, always
fits his customers, and makes
prices as low as possible. BE
sure and see him, if you want q
fashionable Snifs.
oct 14d2m
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

The Office of this Company is removed
to the Opera House, Gay street.
a E-sa E. Z. McCRosKEY,
octll-dtf. zas General Agent
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

HaveIy House and Lot on CrozieF street
in rear of First Presbyterian Church. APP
ply to ..e-,,---r a. >. PRossER.
mrh26dtf ssssa.s 81 sEs kei1E-sa:
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
Personal

Rev. J. J. Marker, OF -Greeneville,
came down yesterday. He is looking
after the getting cut Of the Minutes of
the recent session of the EoIzton Con.
ference, 81. E. Church, Of which be
was Secretary. as5a.
a number of Knoxville delegates TO
the Synod of Tennessee returned yes
terday from New Market Among
them we noticed Rev. f: e. stuYgis,
Miss Mamie Barnes, Rev. I. Emory,
DIR. LeVere and otherF. s. i =. =, .,9-- !.
Cadets Sam, Thornbufgh. VIII
Dick, James Meek, and Mr.. Hal.
Dick returned yesterday from q visit
home and attending the Synod at New
Market.
Mrs. VIM. Galbraith, of Jefferson
county, who has been visiting herson,
DR.. w. a. Galbraith, for some weeks,
left for home yesterday morning.
Mr.. David Cteage, of Athens, arrived
in the city on yesterday evenings
train. a@N
Waterproof Umbrellas, warranted
not to fade, at Gossett, Ford C Bros,
for 81 90.
Bring back my Galyanic Battery
and India rubber bag. y Z = +. IS
oct28-2E J. IL. BOYD.
Cuilen3& Newman are sole agents
for fine new musical wonder 4EThs
Orguinette." - oct28dSt
EEcEEuIlen az 90. !.
Are prepared to furnish any No. o
Dunbar's Ladies', Misses' and Chill
dren's Shoe5. = gee 20 e
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
central Coal Company.

The liking of Shirts st ill reigns SUI
preme, to be found only at HEARTS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Pants in endless variety and of the most
elegant designs, all Sizes at prices within
the reach of all, at HEARTS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

The largest and best selected stock of
Clothing for men and boys is to be found
81 ..-,-s -a-- HEARTS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Underwear-all grades-for men, youths,
boys and children, at i5 rs HEARTS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

party having large residence of 10
to y rooms. we'll located. viii sell on easy
terms or will exchange for smaller resi-
deuce, equally well located For partIcu-
lars apply 10, E: Dean Dow, Central
Apencvo 3sd .ssqga bsmSn- eTo5 apilOdtf
/ >SSJ .sass9HEeI .etjsgE0d1 . 5gSsPsS@s-s
The shandsomest business suits,a' both
sacque and frock, the newest designs and
the most stylish cut, at ssw sT HEARTS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
YOuug Men

Have you seen those nobby sacque suits at
Hearts If not, we advise you to see
them. f-1 g -aes.s.,s <.ea
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

The handsomest Fall OVercoats, in
worsted, Melton and Kersey, equal to Gus
tom made, at HEARTS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Glycerine Shoe Polish, a new and
good thing, at II. w. Halls.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

The nobbiest CheEiotsacque suits, fancy.
back and t'me.ange lined can be found
at 15Els,8 5ivia re 5at al sufvF HEARTS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

= Having completed a New
Factory, we are now prepared
to furnish Furniture of every
description at lower prices than
can be obtained anywhere else.
Our facilities for manufacturing
are unequaled. Having pur-
chased machinery perfected in
1889. We challenge compe-
tition from any quarter. Come
and examine our goods and you
will be convinced that we lead
in low prices and best goods.
We will duplicate any peice
of furniture from East or
West at the same figures and
save you freight. z.aso.oa-
VIM. CASWELL & CO.,
= Corner of Gay and Church Streets,
Knoxville, Tennessee
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
Cheap Umbrellas, at H W. Halls.
New Goods.

Just opened at the China House a
new stock Of Silver Plated Ware, con-
sisting of everything in that line.-
Bronze Parlor Lamps, Decorated and
Plain Dinner, Tea, Dessert aud Cham
Der Sets new styiea Of Glassware,
&c. .tss14 +, @ oct26 DIST.
Fast colored Umbrellas at Gossett.
Ford & Bros, water proof, for $l.00.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28
A party having large residence. of /

Elegant dress suits at prices to, suit most
any PURSE at &s'''<s . 'teo HEARTS :
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

For Sale.

A good second hand Rockaway. Apply
to @ WIN. sCAsWELL s. Co.
octZ7-1Ot g
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Good working suits of the best patterns,
substantially made. and at workingmen's
prices, at HEARTS,.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Silk felt Insoles insure warm and
dry feet Try them. 81. w. HALL.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Waterproof Umbrellas, warranted
not to fade, at Gossett, Ford C Bros,
for 81. 90.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Cplleh& Newman . are sole agents
for the new musical wonder, EtThe-
Orguinette." oct28dSt I
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

Bring back my GaIyanic Battery
and India rubber bag. ~ Z !
0ct28-2E III, BOYD,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

EEc1EEIIlen az 90. yr. ~
Are prepared to furnish any No. Of
Dunbar's Ladies' Miisaes,l and Chil7
dren's Shoe5. z zee 20 e de
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-10-28

The Stock Exhibition and Fair
nnnns To-day,
, 1879-04-02

light pine collins or without any. Fostalcxa Ia
OIL high Irotlnd, nIul the Rtrcete arc kept com.
inendnbty clchn, hut the Refugees bnta nr0und
nrc nlH',ltnabiy filthy. fs II tho pagncl That
is question tint Ia ocrllpying n good ,Nnny
minds 1r.at now. Tile GoycrnmcHt Ii RiteMt ua
tlc euh1rct, but a special commission Of phy.
ttciahs has Nsrtvea frum Rio Janeiro, anil II Is
with the. view Of preventing Its eprcntl. Woll-
informed penpfO speak OF 1t MS pestp prntn, INT
That Is between friends and ,tu}er tho breath;
to thu masses It Is still hexgns-protns, tho bneli
RmnlI.nox. The number t,f eases Is somewhat
on thu increase. but II Is impossible tn say tUw
many dEaths there llavo bcont as the Govern.
mcnt GiSGs no Information.
10 fonG as tho matter rests tu doubt It will to
well for the United Htates Government 10 taku
with Ceara. One ur two American aclIonners nr
barks appear here every month; they GsIg pro.
Visions n.nl carry oil little cation nntl sugar.
.}nst now l,cltcve that the Ccara refugees nro
bettsr fctl than those of other provinces. Else
where there hnvp 1IceM mur1nurs 0f .llacNnlent.
Frum M0ssoro {l'rorI,lee nf lilo urnnic 10
Nnrte) We hear tlMlt sum1 2,iM0 refugees, led by
ono Franctacn Morrelra tle CarvalIo, surrounded
the barracks md threatened 10 destroy tic conf
less foul was given IL them. This was III tllu
9th 0f Jan,,hry. The food was given, but two
DAYS nitcrward tle rGf,lcrcs returned fl Ercnt
furcc,-n ragScl cEow'l, with ,l,u women Ia fruut
(probHhy Tor protec.i0n!). The Commandment
attempted to arrest Earvhhp, but wls shut
NnWn. -Four soldiers nnt several rioters we're
Killed IN the struggle tint = rnsUca, md finally
HE military were driven out Ut town uni thu
prnyis0n hol1ReB were smoked. ltt, President
.! Ccara hae sent stnaturE to Rio Grandr With
frcsii provisions. We awn,t further news from
TIM Snuth
, 1879-04-02

vide, y" "AQrcctl," Move" cried tho House.
Mr.. BtgGnr rose. Cul. Murc r&se. Mr.. Jen-
kths ant down. Mr. Jenkins not up again. The
reporters nro supposed to know what they enl.
fn,rncss-tncon1pcteury- 10 DISCUSS pa.
troiaQc Ut florao Gnarets-Allnlstrv cannot tic.
tGnd the man they have lntrustcd in cou,manl.n
1ficso were tho word. which Jenkins screamed
tn''rnnunt q the House a,Hl Fat down. "1'oes
nny honorable tnc,nl,er second III" asked the
SPEAKER. The House thought 1t was nlt oyer.
There was 70 2 aencsal SIGH of relief ~ riso 70
aa this honorable member Is, Il rcapeetk Ills taI
ene mud his nAtne. lla apoko briefly. h!a point
helng that tle Chancellor OF tIIp Exci,eaucr's
e .ir!f,cd into MI nttacx on Lord ChcInisford's
want oi xancrafshlp, he, too, was interrupted.
Onc honorable n,eniler was understood to
object to n .nan bo,1E hi ID his ABSENCE. The
nny fmpcachment of Lord Chelmsford, Ok: *
cent In regular md solemn order, nostce
glvcn. unl ali tint. Tho speaker reminded
Str Robert tlat he was ont Of order IN t1ac',sa.
Mr. EhaulIn rose and expressed Ills re4rct tint
Sir Robcrt Peel ahousd have icopardlZcd his
parliamentary reputation by following. tho lead
Of tic honorable member Tor Dundee. The
on laus' ~. Snsa Ss Gson went "a ,ns to eo
although tic Speaker lad ruled Dundce's
tlesp'sel member In order. Col. Mure rose
a1nln. Jcnkt',s did likewise. liz "roso To
order" Mr.. DlRgnr complained OF Interrupt
lions. Thu Speaker iutftnatcd that Tho lou-
oralie tnetnber fur Cavnu was tho chief Of
fender. Ruars Ut laughter. 1,tggur kept his
seat for the remainder Ut tho n!ullt., At Inst
Ing stornt ceascd with the rising of the .Chan-
celtor Of the EXccqucr. who ussurtd the House
hut The Ministry DID not wish to Btitlc uisgns-
Sion; sllnt They wrru nlvo to their rcsponslbill-
ties aud rcatly to answer fer their nets; ho re-.
Ernttel "the sccuGh Which hah tAkGn place,
uni tlcr wero prepared for vomplctc dlscts-
stub OF Zulu affairs Whenever 1t WIS regularly
md property raised. Lord harrington, as The
leader vi The DppnsltfO1, agreeu ,eth the Chan.
crl,or Of tho ExclscquGr, willis at the satnu tlule
he questioned II tie Hullso Ml consulted It's
dignity by the perRistsnt way In which 1t lind
tried to prevent all honorable member from
spcaIlng. The Opposition chccrcd ut tl.s,
though Ut ono tinu llIey hRd nlnde just us much
uoisc rs tfp other side; for Who could stalKl
MI. Jehklns' empty arrogance tnn pouluusttyl
Any gentleman whom They had suspected
tni!ng Jenkfus' course would hayo been ap-
platdcd to the echo. "Onc man may steal a
i,uree, wl,tIo anuthtr may not look 1ycr tho
l!cdre.H Lord Huntington suggested Tint
jenkins should withdraw his mottun, which tic
honorable nlcmber for DuUdec did, md thu
luuse melted down to sl1clt small proportions
t1lNt, shortly nftGrWart. when there was
question touc!linl. tic Ordnance Service Corps,
there wus division, ntt the Government sus-
tnilrtl u lofent by q majority of |, tho figures
being, for Government o., ngltnst 10.
, 1879-04-02
JEFF DAVIS.

An Intervfc11 ,y1th III. E., lonyc,1croto r,rn.1.
,.r,"'1,,s !, n,,,vt,,,, or t,,a s,,t,,s" -, ~.
S',.'t,, s..,,.nu" D ~ ~ ,,u,n u t",.. ~ tna
,s"u,n-A"s"l"s' s,.' ., VI 1"''' A4'oor oser
sinvo Labor
N"sfnn Herald. AaTth 7'+
A few days ago tho writer WIS II passenger on
board tlc steamer Robert E. Lee, ,,pon tho
.,eo1o''ps. nn," As.' "p""a oouuu 44o", 'c"
ot'eans A"ont' tae passengers, Two gentlemen
advanced III ycars and OF venerable appearance,
W.. solton ,icc,, ,riov s,,,,nnS -, ~, tu,,a,a
Wv s', '.'oo1 ~, e, e...A ~ W '"'''ta'o
irlet'os pot" "efe "c'1 N'lo p'alilly arcsse'''
but the appearance ok the ono wns
,1 r,o.t y, tl. ,n,n, 1r, N,,, n eb,rt oray
,n "s ,'ss " Nv ,'s,s s ''aa o". 49,. :. s..5 10y
osaru' gray na'f' aha "oeo uefny ilat wlth
brlm 80 nnrfnw "a 10 glvo ll!m IN almost
, 1879-04-02
JENKINS.

LnH1ian LlyyesVHtIfncf NeIc thrt NNef
IT, won1 II. tmnoss,htu ~ imnt,nr n ncraon
,vho h,,,,,,, ,,",nhor ~ ru~,,n,",,t an,.,I ,',
"o. ..'.'', "s.. .'.s,,s ., ".'a'.' 1,"" ~
tfeateu WIN more general contempt IN sllt at1-
t.s1st MsEotnhlngu tlmn Mr.. jenkins. The ltouso
used tn rt,un WhaIloy, 1t treated kcncolly with
,,aurbtv i,,tf.rcnro. INT ,Is mi r,s.s ,'<,,at
I,si,' s,a,, .,,.,,. '' ..',..D
ot"h,'i9' a sn'.A-'ea1eo. pothoous '"a'l, "ltA
tho plsrcn0l orteal organ Ut ec'tconcelt Eislngup
10 II vcry cono upon which you might haDg your
u,r,yrclIn, sn,pt mIrEt bu excused for tiainr
o",,ry viii, him MA 1s,u,s,, ti,,,., ~ C,,
WV: "..' ss" s''.s''., ..oueo - ~on'-
mona u most tolerant asss'l'bIasc; ASA fu'c'
1t Ii cIsiiIently diEnltle'l. 1t Is always moro
or less fair. But Jenkins Is a rcd ras to
fts dignity fairness. pntf,.nrn mn, torropcc
NJ .,,,I III, n,,s ,',nro ,,.,, - ~, ..'. .,'.
~" ",u's put. Eva '"o'o 's's'a ~ seu rug t''h
tlsa- llonsa ol Commons WITH Jculi!1!a rct bald
lical wagglcu ut It.. L,sst might, without aotlco,
without warning, bp iumpcd I'M, md tossiuv IN,
ls .,r,,n,, ot vn1',tv i,ut his tr,,l is,,1.J H..
''. .''e o's"' " 'Ap ""t' ~, 'e'a '"'"eo ''"e
Soeua"at III "s' sIAlc u uELa1soil' Ae CO.
n,ahlHa to know w'otl'cr the Government hal
my intention to place !llc suprelio command
ot Tho forres VI South Africa III other llal,s!s.
Now, QUESTION Of thts sraytty. ought to layo
hni u Responsible M'a influential Saolssor rltu
Ministry nsil lhe House snouh nve been prnp-
crlr prcpa'cl fur It. The Ghanre!iar of s.n Ex-
che'ltlcr replied rurtly: No, sir: Nv ut present
ntivlsul, they 'iaye not" Tile Minlster!alists
, 1879-04-02
CLIPPING A TIGER.
Mr.. ForcpnuEla's Delicate Surgical Operation
on "JI,n," tho Bengal Ttger OF tllo phlla.
dolphin Xoo.

Mr.. ForcpauEh'a Del'ente Surgical Operation
on "alM," tho Bengal Ttgor Of tho rhlta.
dolphin Xoo.
corrt.ponatnc+ 4st,r rars Herald.
pu1LADFLpltrA. March nH.-Tin interesting
fco, nf c,lnnfny ,1,c ,ncroyv,uy ,,o,va NJ thc
-a.,, uourai t1raa !, H.. ~, t.,,,a,,,,s,,4 ~
"rne zoo,' '' was sa areomu1shca d" to.aay a with n
great deal of difficulty. On account OF the lack
uf constant attrttlon On rough ground. aurh as
t1,o,, ,,n,,, t,.,. t,, tf ,.a,.,I,,. ,,., va,,r.
."ss "o",u ., "ass ':'a lsss'ss ,usf '.'No wv
jungle instead OF the smooth l1oor OF ms
cage, Jtln's claws hal become length
cucd 10 m unnatural size, anil. rontlp.
uIup 10 curyo inward had grown ,leeply into
III. ,,,n, H., ,,t,,.,, t,; a,,,,n,, <r,s ax.ooo1
t'7 "A"n' uy nu'.'' t"o us."''t va sNpo01o
10 an attack OF locRlaw. lienco the clipping.
The wcl-knOwn animal Trainer, Mr.. Il. j, Forr
i,nnrh, was retained fur thu operation, and n}-
DearGd carly thls liUrnlng Mt the cnrn1eDrA
housu al the Xuo, accompanied by DR.. cnatI-
Drwnn, tllc Superintendent, md four kccpcrs.
Mr.. forepa,lrli had pruvit1cd himself FOR tIle
operation with strong thrcG-duarter Inch rope,
laopcd at o,'u end, long pole, INT! four shirt
uml with these tools proceeded to DO the ioD as
follows:
At tho Instant tic t9cr lenpcd into tho furthest
corner with a terrific roar wt,et, startled ttlo
other animals, ;..s Tho lions. tIuors, leopar1s,
aud hycnas al howlcti In chorus. Tie lump,
however, was rim uvcr "Jfm's" neck, and Ito
wns gradually drawn. III spite Ut his struggles,
to the front al the catyc.
str, Forepa,l.h uow showed consuu,mate cool
ness nn.l Judgment, NH! quietly nnl nufckly H.
rected his assistants to secure tc alli,nul to thu
front Of tho cage, ;"Nnw Ills feet" md tie
ft,ro feet wrre in tl,c loops will, Tho aid Of an
iron scraper, uni tlr' tiecr, bewlllcrea at tho
tactics OF his supposed cnc.niea, shook Ills cad,
ronrctl, anil for fo@ AeconAs struggled Nurccly
to gct loose, but !hsteatl pt getting loose, %.
portl,ultv wns takunttD rrt Ihe iO0ps OF tho
othrr ropes on the lli,l feet, mud III was thrown
On his side u.Nl drawn ,,u to tic front oi tho
cage, with his Hind feet sticking clear through
uln, il,e fore ftnt to the edge.
In Ills position lie twas secured md safety
cords attached to th,autls, curh one Of the lut-
trr hcing held by ougof tic assistants, so that
NJ suon is The operation was completed u'l tl,e
feet could ba looscl ,4k once. As soon US tho
feet wero thus seeuretl tile rome ,,roind illc
,,cuk WINS east of, solitlat tho tigers head WIS
free, Uuu ot Tie kqepers was tllcn stationed
near tic head, eu tllI ii, rusc |,o Bit at Inc ropes
bjMitl,s tho tcQt orH,tat .hr opcrator he could
thrust the hartIwoad; snotted ciub into nis
ruoutl, Tar I.,m to blfp' on. This uccn,uo teccs-
, 1879-04-02

prisoners on ttta|,-pnc hplt,g Georco McCaht,
The husband Of the woman said to have been
poisoned; nntl t,Ic other. Or. Upvcre, who Is
suspected Of having administered No poison 1T
fl,. instigatlnn OF tic hushl,nl, McCaucs wife
connected with ler death which sci injuries n,,
fnut, resulting IN the trial tusk ended Shp
bau farm IN Wrsk t)rft,r1l. worth A9.CtX).
McCa,,c mr., Tia villa td MT liz" s,ann,Iv. timt
AicCubc wanted 10 rrt ths 1arm fnt,, hls ow,,
hunt; N,ul tint },u oiIoroI n neiphbor salkNl 10
do oway With bis fStrCnhr,ei win. II wa, s,la.
nrcirL timt t1r W,xnrs o,1,ni,t ot"roa ao,,n snrt
, 1879-04-02

not believed TINT 1t was anything serious until
Monday AFTERNOON. WHOM be began to faI! rn.f-
Idly. The snd Intelligence Will cast 0loom
Inns three sous In the railroad Llts,Uest 1lo
came 10 tlMs city In 1861, nn for the lnst twenty
years has bccn connected Will, tho freight dr-
partmcnt Ut the Michigan Central Railroad.
AFTERNOON.
Mt. A, A. Ackcrly has been appointed Super
intcnt1cnt Of Machinery Of the Chlcago 4 Alton
ltailron1. Ile will i,ove charge vi The Loeomo-
two n,nl Cnr Departments. communications
relatng TO the business ut tesu departments
should be addressed to him ut Bloomington,
iii,
, 1879-04-02

75t47nz.
,cn,,,.r to-day. Monoorr Marr,ll ,,rono,,,,.d ,a
.',ss.t,. ,',.,,ss,,. ..'I.,t. ~, rooee" .',, "s
uttcsy M'sno4' to"hu"'o" INC feport winch
oris1uafeu ut l.n Cr0sac tho nthcr day. to thu
effect that tllu Chicago, Milwaukee Il st. Paul
halfway f,on,nnny 1prr IN cop,cm,,o,,rr +hn
.ur.y 1ons, r.,rti,,,, or Inn ~ rnn a,n. ~, ~"
,,,N',. ~ wv NV y. 'oun .ope l,'c
HahA o. INC sllsslsssopl hlser from In Crossc tn
Praifio du Clen. llo says tile track now bcng
built alonr the levre tn In Crosse gontcmplates
,,o:ht,,, hnyon,] nfrorltm, hettcr f,mII,faa for
a.. t,.,tr.., a,, ~ .,."e ,.,'. 49,
'ie businessmen Oh 1'la' CITY, VINO arc 'heavy
shlppefs anu receivers.
Concerning the extension Of the Chicago, MIL
wnukce IL st. rnul Compauy's ltle westward
from puttc-vuu. tllc urcsenL Iown trrn,i,,Is
, 1879-04-02
THE DANCE OF DEATH.
Karagcs Of tho Snnll. Iox In Ccarn, Brazil
-ltrnnklnE- Out af tho black rlnxuc.
Ebrrfspanftencs Nftp T1rE EElAld.

A'aF"Ecs oi INC nall.fo3 IN coafn' nfazh
-hTanklhE-out Of tho black FlaXuo.
c"rrtsD"natnes Sto Trk t'1sd.
FORTALEzA, Ccara, Draztl Feb. D.-It looks
now like ihc beginning Of the end, Tho winter
T., T"ue.,t,,.s 49, ~ ~ .,..,.. a,s. IT,
=" ocss'noes W. l"lo ici. s'lshe s"o"eFs' III
January, at fortalcza, tllero wcrc nlno days
marked By rain. On tho l1th tticro wus hcayy
pnur: ,hu p1uvIomp,rr rkea oa 10 ()mtIimctrcs,
Far I'm ,v,',,. n,,,,, ,ro hnr,, Il, An ros
,',' "'"'" W. "a'u ov'u y,
.. r"'i' WINCH IS moro tlah Tue lali m January.
, 1879-04-02

Soma ono has at last discovered Tho tendency
OF thu average mllE1nAn to water iLB milk. His
i1sttnrtise 4eslru that Ills milk shli bs puse tul-
pels Him to Wnais It cArrfullY befure delivering 1t
tO his cIstumers Wl'd soMr OF tho water Ia npt to
ret lrft ill., Uua|ou .ll4tftissr,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02

THE Missouri Pacific Rail
road is about organizing hospital
of its own, where employees who are
sick or have been injured may be
cared for. A large house has al
ready been leased for the purpose,
but the intention is ultimately to pur-
chase ground and erect hospital
which will be held under the owner
ship Of the company's employees.
Everybody,will have an equal inter
est in the institution, since every
body in the corporations employ
will be assessed the sum of fifty
cents per month toward its support
The project is modelled after the
successful. system inausurated in
this country by the Central Pacific
Railroad, which has now an elegant
hospital and surplus fund of about
twenty thousand dollars. The ex-
ample is one which other great rail
roads would do we'll to follow.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
"A BILL is now before the il

"A BILL is now before the ju
dietary committee OF the Georgia
Legislature and likely to become a
law which other States might profit
ably consider. Its object is to Sc
cure the speedy punishment of crime.
. The laws delays have long been no.
torious in Georgia, and especially Sc
rious in the case Of murderers. Cases
have been frequent where one or
two years elapse before hearing
has been had, while instances have
not been rare where the delay has
been prolonged to three years. The
bill IN question proposes to change
ali this by giving cases of homicide
the precedence over all other bust
ness in the courts and requiring the
trial of an indicted murderer at the
same term that he be indicted. Post
movements are restricted TO thirty
DAYS. and careful safeguards are pro-
yided against all expedients to re-
tard the final disposition OF the case.
There can be no doubt, says the
Philadelphia Times, that reform of
this sort would have depressing eff
feet on the murder business, and
Georgia would do great thing tor
herself if she enacts it into law.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
1T IS A sad, sad thing whel

--IT IS A sad, sad thing when a
little miss of only five sweet sum-
iners passes up from the earth,
along the golden stair; sadder
thing when her untimeIy demise
is due to an assorted cargo of
sticks and stones and paper bags
and fish bones and things of that
sort in her little inside; and sad
dest thing especially for the safety
of the future elm bers OF the golden
stair when the weight of the little
miss is not much short of two TONS
And the most grevious combination
of circumstances has occurred right
here in Philadelphia under, as it
were, our 100000 noses and in the
broad light of day: never, on earth,
shall we see the young lady ee-
plant at the Zoo" again. Would
the earth was likewise rid of the
little wietches who when she asked
for peanuts gave her the stones
and things of which in most melan-
chOly fashion she has died. 1t is
some comfort to know that they,
the little wretches, never will get
within gunshot of the golden stair,
much less climb it!-Philadelphia
Times.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
wherein the Enterprise Sinned.

The Carson Appeal asraigns the
Enterprise vigorously for the latter's
attitude on, the railroad question.
The Appeal attributes tie defeat of
restrictive aisasuies ia tie last Legis-
lature (which was three fouyrls Re-
publican} to the influence of the
Enterprise. 1t is our recollection
that the Enterprise remained mum
all through the fight. let us be just.
The Enterprise could not well have
pursued any other course. 1t Is
owned in part by Mr.. Mills, and it
was Mr.. Mills who WAS about TO be
cored in the railroad business. Judge
Goodwin, the managing editor Of
Mr., .Nills's paper, didn't feel like
saving that Mr.. Mills's railroad
should be cinched, and SO he said
nothing. We have the word OF
Judge Goodwin that he was never
instructed by the proprietors regard
ing the course to be pursued 10 thu
Enterprise. This much Is due II
simple justice to all parties. Tha
the Enterprise ia certain sense il
the organ of aggregated wealth, can
NOT be denied, but that it took
prominent part in the railroad con
test of last winter is in TO sense true
In this regard its sins are those o
omission rather than commission =
Eureka Sentipel.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-08-02
NEW TODAY.
sHERIFFS SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
II out of the District Court of the Third
Judicial District, In and for the county o.
Lyon, State of Nevada, and to me directed
and delivered, for judgment rendered in
said Court, on the 3ltt day of July, A. d.
1879 in favor Of