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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13
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Anybody can learn to make money rapidly OPP
Grating in Stocks. by the :" Two Unerrlng Rules
for Success" in Messrs. Lawrence d Co.'s new
circular. The combin alton method. which this
firm has made so succes ful, enables people with
largo or small means to reap all the benefits Of
largest capital and best skill. Thousands of or
ders in various sums are pooled into one vast
amount aud co, operated as mighty whole, thus
securing to each shareholder all the advantages
of the largest operator. Immense profits are
divided monthly. Any amount from s. to $50
600. or more can be used successfully. n. 7
Baptist Weekly. september 26th, 1878. says, = BY
the com bInatlon system Si5 would make S75 or
per can't; $50 p sys $3.50, or per cent; 100
makes $tG60, or 10 per cent. on the stock. dnrine
the month, sccord ding to the market Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. June 29th The
com animation method OF Operating stocks is he
most successful yer adopted" Nelo York indie
pendent, Sept 18th: The combjIa tl.n system is
person need be. without an income while it is
kept working by Messrs. Lawrence Co.
Brooklyn Journal April 29th: ''our editor made
a net proft of $40 .25 from 80 in one of Messra.
Lawrence & Co.'s combnations." New circular
f{uailed freel explains everything. Stocks an d
bonds wanted. G,Vernme bonds supplied
Lawrence Il Co., Baker,, 81 Exchange Place.
n, Y. .4
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

60 to z. G. LOcke's for Cheap
Groceries. ,9
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Daily Weather Report.
KNOXVILLE. TEEN. August IL 1879.
AT TEx e IL ssTEk.&

~kTt al ArTsvaas an ttse Gay.
l'i,e f"H wing Is list OF arrivals at
the city hotels for August 10th and
18th: -
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

Nathan Stern says he can not and
will not be undersold.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

You can buy pure Family Gro
ceries as cheap of w. w. Scar
borough IL Co.'s as anywhere in
the city. Orders left with us fox
Family Supplies Will be care
fully filled and promptly de-
IiVered.
COR. BROAD AND McGHEE SIS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

DIR. Warmers HEALTH COR
SETS. 81. S5, at A. ID. DUNBAR'S.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

CENT CIGARS.
Pare Havana Ftller.=@svsA9a
FIFTY DOLLARS offered to anybody
in this city who can beat this Cigar in price
and quality. F. HoCKENJos.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

Nathan Stern sells Summer Clothing {
low prices.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

4N0thau OtCA III says hO S~d AOS Ss-s-
will not be undersold.
Nathan Stern sells Summer Clothing at
low prices.
Call on Nathan Stern if you want Bar
gains in Clothing. e
Nathan Stern buys and sells Clothing
cheaper than any other house in town.
Good Suits for little money you can IND
at Stern's. IN -7reo~re ~ r =
Boys and Children Suits, ell ages and
sizes at Sterns.
Youths and Men's,Suits. All styles, at
Nathan Stern's. &C. - 7-Y.- 1t-q =
Light colored Pants. Alapaca Coats and
Busters, at Stern,s. $50 aas is tss...4
Gauze Dnderahirts and Summer Draw
ers, at Stern's ssssg s7uee's5so 7a@ g
"a $50 - = ~ az SAL
Fancy Half Hose, Silk Handk erchiefs,
and Neckties at Nathan Stems. 80 -.
White and Fancy Shirts at low prices,
at Nathan Stern's. 4 s. 4.-er-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

EAST TENN. CIGAR FACTORY.
IF. BOrK EEJOS, Proprietor. d =
CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES
and SMOKERS ARTICLES. -al
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

Fancy Half Hose, Silk Handkerchiefs,
and Neckties at Nathan Stern's. $3.50 - .eT
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

Gauze Underahirts and Summer Draw
ers, at Stern's. sg avres'sase 7@e4
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

White and Fancy Shirts at low prices
at Nathan Stern's. 81 ..-sr-
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

Call on Nathan Stern if you want Bar
gains in Clothing. - a'
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

Light colored Pants. Alapaca Coats ane
Busters, at Stern,s. $50 aas ..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-13

Youths and Men's,Suits. All styles, at
Nathan Stern's. So =, s,.-,. .,-r :,
, 1879-01-02

Mnrdcrcrs, like other people devoted to
speciality, have been seized with q desire to be-
como conspicuous in their badness. Unless
fellow has had a hand IN hve or six hlnck
cFlmcs. hts photograph Is not considered worthy
OF pInco in the rogues' gallery. Tie Inst case
Is that OF ALLEN 9. LAnos, Of Easton, ra,, who
murdered his father, mother, and an old man
named ecHua. LAnos wns arrested by tho
Bhcrin Of Crtttcnden County, Arkansas, 10
whom be had admitted the poisoning OF his
parents. The murderer says l,o pavnefl gold
ring ut Baltimore, and received enough money
to take him 10 Cincinnati, wl.ere be worked a
short time and then went to Memphis. At TINT
point he Was employed at carpentering, until
bis conscience troubled him 10 greatly that he
could not sleep. lie mingled with tho yollow4
fever sufferers and handled tho clothing worn
BY tho dead in tho hope that he would be sm't-
ten with the dEscaae. His object In surrender.
Ing In Arkansas was to be sent back to Eastur
10 be hanged, which punishmens be thinks he
deserves. He says he 10 not afraid Of the gal
lows. and would rather be hanged than return
to tho State Lunatc Hospital. Tie only thing
iie appears to regret IL that bis execution would
bring additional disgrace on hia brothers and
ssstcrs.
, 1879-01-02

The animal statement Of precious metals
produced in the statea and Territories west
Of tho Missouri Aivsr, including British Co.
1umbia and receipts in San Francisco from
the west coast OF Mexico, shows decrease Of
917,2c7, ,l32, a. compared with the aggregate
product Of 1877. the falling of being for the
most part In Nevada, whore the bonanza
mines have fallen far below their nvornge Of
last year. Nevada still loads The list in point
Of productiveness, the figures for that State
being $56, ,181,043, against 91s,920, iCi for
California. 80, ,7G3,8i0 for Montana, sd,o3o,.
TAT for Colorado. e2.2s7,9s8 for Arizona,
s2,215,sGf for Dakota, S1,s58,1 122 for Idaho,
81 1.2lJ,724 for Oregon, etc.
, 1879-01-02

The New York Ntrdh publishes CHEEKY let
West. who has dovotcu considerable time and
attention to the work Of aiding prisoners whose
term Of confinement has expired to lead better
livcs, aud in securing places for them where
they can earn an honest living. During the last
four years Of labor In this cause honorable en-
ptoyment has been provided for B75 discharged
convicts. OF this number zoo arc upon farme
in the West. concerning whom the lady says;
"Thcfr employers do not know that they ever
saw tho inside Of prison, aud am FREQ to say
TINT, OF the vho1o number have aided, not Is
per cent have disappointed mo in this my p!an."
This Is, indeed, q noble record iu favor Of q
class Of pesaons who very much need q friends
a1p}ee.
, 1879-01-02

70 time Blnce OolIcctoF AhTnuR8 removal
1farptr's Weekly has undertaken to show TINT
tho President Is not bound by tho Constitu-
tion or Tue law to givo to tho Senate the
rcasons for his action In suspending exocu-
tive nppoiusees. Whether It be so or
not, It is not our present purpose to
inquire. In tho current number Of the
lpffkiy the argument In support Of the
Independence Of the National Executive IL
repeated, and Senator CoxKL1so is critioised
for demanding Of the Secretary Of tho
Treasury the reason Of the suspension Of
Collector Arthur. 1t Is assumed In the ar-
tic!e In question that, ns Mr. coNK11No WAS
formerly in tho habit Of recognizing the
right Of Tie Executive to remove his ap-
pointecs without communicating to the Sem
nte his reasons therefor, Ills present demand
is an assault upon the prerogative of the
President. And while denial Of purpose
to influence the President against compli-
ance with Mr. coSK1no's demand for tho
reasons for the removal OF Arthur Id inter-
posed, 1t is plainly intended 10 exert such
, 1879-01-02

The Fiatlsts OF Turkey arc experiencing
all the lel'ght4 Of m unlimited issue Of
paper currency which nobody over expects
will i~ rc1ee,nol,-a currency chased on
the faith and resourcos OF tho nation" and
having no remote relation to possible
conversion into coin. Tho result Is
that money IL cheap aud plonty,
hut somehow bustnsas does not
prosper Oh that account. Far otherwise.
Tue bakers of Constsntinopls, finding It
impossible to lay In fresh stocks of flour
with nothing but pape. money Of no pur-
chasing power worth mentioning, have been
forced 10 close their shops, aud something
in tho nature OF bread-Eiot will probably
result from this surteit Of Aas-moaey.
, 1879-01-02

The reduction In the wages Of mnsons,
p!aaterers, etc., announced by tho mastor
builders OF Sheffield TO 70 into effect Jan. /,
has unc1neo.edly resulted In general strike.
It was thought that tho reduced wages would
be accepted without trouble, but It appears
that thcso British workmen lavo elected to
join tho great army o, tho unemployed rather
than submit TO decrease In compensation
for their labor
, 1879-01-02

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'.o fe"','e"' s''o"' y. e',!oye' ~ eoli''
n.'on y. " sne "...'atA""t VI ''e uoop" a.u
~ 4s.ssat1on ~ so1np'o'o H''.ao1"J ~ NV
o'a.' ~, oosef'1,'eus W 'u""a so ,s' NV" "44e'
-ue see.aa s...,, ee.on wH'e. ~ ~. s.'Hs ~
suggests e1e 'nse".'s".,on Snou'o 'eHe !"
ss'' 'no'e ."p.1 Hsu'' usasu eun' eea ne'o
.s'. .naaa o"' aa..oA' 't.''o @""ses ~, 70
~ 1N't1'"nn m,, .na' III tenS''s nu, o'.e1 ,
s.tonh NePao'.''a Pa.'su'S "'uca s 'ao's
'"""us, '.4AAoieea nun s44a,pp' -
Anu % a'."n'as' " eons'aos ao9s :" s'o,ense,
NH'ou - o'sf ono n"'uieo s'sss -. . A1''a1o.
~ o'as-' a'u .,",' eu"a.uy ,N".ooss - ,uaouen'
nees"sH' w 'n'i'a'o'a.ea .ue rest 'nat .''Hs
"ete e''ner eompoi'eu !" nee from 'ue'.
MONIES H. u 20 'ahe an , onsa 'oa' 'ney "oa'a
sose tAo D.''aourh'o ~ .seAe. of featan ''onl
'"."k A. n'i' Lug so'eo u tesEoe III 1euaa"
, 1879-01-02

The PoTrxn Committee yesterday received
tho communication Of Secretary snknNAN's
counsel, In which that gentleman refused to
furnish testimony, for tho ruason that his
witnessoa would be ruined by the mere fact
Of their appearance. Tho Committee there
upon proclaimed It's mission to New Orleans
fulfilled, and stsrted for Washington, leaving
two Commissioners bohfn,l to take certain
deposit,oua Which are wanted.
, 1879-01-02

4 Wisconsin correspondent in ycster
dny's tribune mado the polat against
Col. KErRs that ho IL now being
warmly supported by tho Republican papers
Of the Stats because the editors thereof
have been favored BY slr. KKrEs IN soruc way.
That Is no doubt tho secret Of Ills popularity.
1fa Is too shFowd politician not to know that
no pnblto 1pan aran did or ever can succeed rho
III not true to Ills friends, anu his present gener-
GUS support Is because ho has been ever trcs to
help others.
, 1879-01-02

4 double event Of interest to tho people OF
Michigan occurred yesterday at Lansing, bo-
ing tho formal acceptance and dedication 10
public Uses Of tho new Capitol, aud the In
augurntion Of the 6tate officers elected In
November. both Houses of the Legislature
organized at noon, and will DO ready to-day
to receive the Governors message Tbs now
stasc-House hua occupied nix years In build
lug, and cost st, ,605,O 600.
, 1879-01-02

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s,a.s."ssS .sa..- 49, ~ Te"ys sss1apa'o .p' ~
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,Amas s', s Nv NJ - ~. n ~ w. Aot "s.se
...ssna "-."A.1'. - t,,-. ~ % w ,4''o oe'''
re. n..a' ~ set @ ~ e'..''s uaa :. 'u'aleo lof
v'' ~ .' A.'A' "au aa'o'us'o ~ aug :
~ Inv ns ~ ho" anu a"ass aas ooen
eooa 'opao''can; aaa lo) tnas no IS now and
""ato tAu' oeen ~ 'Asof oa natu money
conserving 'he 'atst enaf8e. mr. oAnrss@
TEN pe'neS no c''oeneo except a's own "ort'
WHICH u, unfortunately, nnpeaohea ny cir
ca'a''a eestlnonS' 1nele was somo an9'
iety II ono umo among Mr. uAhtka7xn's
tFa'nefs iof tho senate oetore the election shat
nc snoo'a e'ow us .opantons on THIS all"
aosoFo'ne quea"on' :" he haa any ons tn1s
10 Iefss.eh.sy fe1aseo 10 10. IL hfs ir'ona
u r ona uu Lac hela Tue le1ser no" IN his
p'oSSess'on' why o'a ne ho5 psouace II az tae
.llne inc e1.oenators views were subject OF
alspnteF Another point. why did Iii.
s..',,,s.. . r. ,,u'. ,.1. p'.vuo
e.N"1 e"'1 4'' ~ oa''ea osaIes oona'',
hA.1 o'ueas uioeooae1e,s nIa
se.".'o 'A"A'.on'a@o' - Nv "as .non =, ~
-, .a'on " noaes' money ana ~ nsy'nPa'ny WIN
~ ns.. ns@A ,o"'.s r3 nuu "sty 1.'1u'! Ho'
, 1879-01-02

Tan TRIpuNn advocated the principles Of tho
e8,0W Republicans who voted II tho recent cleo
ttoa In Cook County, but It "must 60" Tbs
L.-0.-H preached the soph!ttry OF .ha 1000 dat
ists; It ruay stay. 30 says J. A. LIS Litcrsry
Bureau.
, 1879-01-02

Among other good resolutions that you no
doubt formed yesterday waa one that yo. would
never take bad cough to church or to a lect.
lire. 1t Is curious, too, how contagious u cough
is, and now ono good, healthy bark will set
dozen more sympathiz!nE persons at IL a. II they
were determined to help you out. In this way
the point Of good sentence is often lost, anl
tho minister or locturcr provoked to indulge In
mental profanity, which IL almost as wicked ~
Oral blasDhcmy.
, 1879-01-02

An impartial Judge and friend Of Senator
BLAINE snys of his recent speech: ut is too
studied. too accurate, too concise, to be like
hiul. Al whole, It lacks his uaual vchemeoco
OF expression and tho torrents Of iasecttya In
which hs Is accustomed 10 indulge"
, 1879-01-02

The Literary Bureau ut tbs Urand Pacific
Holst las got tho thing down Aue. Tboss who
take up their cross and follow JouN will be A.
lowcd to stay iM the Republican party. but those
who deny This master must walk tnto outes
H+fx+
, 1879-01-02

lemms for btmsclf by declining in snch unnccclsa-
~ haste that nomination for Governor OF Ohio
next year. II he had said nothing about It TIL tho
time came around. he might have got rid OF tue
disngFceabie position wlthont creating such =
stoFm nrt A!s undue haste has crented suspicion
being bsaten, and The wholu party il in q fermen;.
u le pcr.ista In bis REFUSAL s may well elye up
h!s Ptftdcnt[a1 hopee, for he will not be ablo to
get a delegation to The National Convention In hIs
favor. 1t will amount to tho snmo thing. OF conrse
IL he consents to rua. for he will be beaten, unless
q miracle IL accomplished.
, 1879-01-02

The Mime Legislature orgauized yestsr-
day, md celebrated the advent Of specie ze-
sumption by the adoption OF resolution in
the sepnto requesting the delegation in Con-
grcss to uso their best endeavora 70 maintain
tho nav order Of things without intarrup-
linn
, 1879-01-02
Tribune BRANCH OFFICES.

ru1 CHICAGO TKtnrSR has established branch ut,ces
o. The receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements ~
oiIowp:
NEW ToEK-Room 70 Tribune Building. TT. Me-
Arn1x. NAnhErE.
rAR1s. FtAnee-.No. t8 Rue de ID -Date,iefe.
il. MAILER Agent.
LDSUnS. EnR.-Amtrctn Exchange. 80 Strand.
IkAtr +. t}IttIo. ASent,
ban fHAEGtsCu. CAl.-rsisce Hotel
, 1879-01-02

Some Of the old Coppefheads In Connecticut
wsnt AoRA71o SKYMouR ~ 4 candidate for the
Presidency. Alter eErnouR md IlLpxa ons
would think that "York State meu" might
stand back little when they caa Zee 1ult -
well
, 1879-01-02

which has ever fixed ths rightH Of nntu1al-
lied citizens Oh q basis admitting Of n
prompt and definite settlement. Of disputeg
growing ont Of return Of Qerman-A1n
cans to their natiye country.
, 1879-01-02

Don't forget the Resumption meeting To-
night. Gen. uAAFIxLp, who u 10 deliver tho
pr.ucial address on tho occasion. IL the acknowi-
edged leader In debate on the Republican sldc
of tho House, and IL amply ablc to interest and
instruct apY audience,
, 1879-01-02

A public whipping on n bigsc Inns taken
p!aco at st. Petersburg, where 200 rioters
were tloggcd as q penalty for resistance to
tie police authorities.
, 1879-01-02

Tha fye ptnchlcck subsidy y-beggara and salary
grabhess Ut the E.-O.-U Literary bureau havo
"resolycd" that tall The Republ!cap party Of
Illinois decree that TuH TRIBUNE tmuat go.'"
Cos "; 1t psafexs Uncla DICK to our Joux.
, 1879-01-02
THE GERMAN DAUMER CABE,

TuF nRpxAn A. YfXrp cAnr
The nnb1ication Of ia oficial corrasnond. 1rT
enea betwaen tha atoto Deno,tnant tha
1ats Minister BAY4nn T.v,on. md tha Oar.
man Minister of rore;on Affair. ahow. int
the hullaba,oo xh;ch eono naon,o uero ;1a.
posed to mako over t,,a caus wna nremo,nr.
and oratn,tons. Tbe asorv ~ Nr n.n,vn,e
citizenship IN ns follows: uo il a nativo Of
Munster, Westpha1ia. whence ha amioratsd
tn thia countrv IN 1Rt,s ha,no thon 1,ofnooo
20 and q Years of aoe, II, t,ot nm bis ra..
i1onoa In Chicago, and in ;lna conr.e ~ t,uo
becana m Amer,con c3t;zon throuoh a raou.
lar oomn1,anca win tha ,,otrro,izo';on 1ot1.
In 8eptomber. 1877. Mr. D4n,tyr rofurnai, IN
Westnto1ia tn viais h;a n.r.nta nni1 altar
reai1inu thero 4 fav 1nontha tho novo1 1,ov.
ernment anmmonoa him N nrnoar hofors
the uroner anthor;tiea md. m tha thaorv
that he had cruiorated TO Americ. a;mn,v for
the purpose OF eyadino his military dnttea.
and that It was lila intantion h ,oa,n tato
nm pormnnen rca;i1anca IN f,ermonv ha
was notified that ha ,nnst 1covc tha f,ern,ar
Empire. or. In casa bo ;ntando3 In ra,na;n
must perform the military duties reonfred ri
German subjects. DAu.tzn cana back ia
America. comn1atnod tn tha f,ovorr,nont ~
tho united state. that ha Ind bcan c1oe11ed
from GERMANY In violation of thu 9reatv of
1868. and claimed t]amnoes from tba Germon
Governmon. by reason of fin ;nconvenionco
and nocnniarv joss In xb,ch la lad haa,, s,,t,.
{eosad.
Bam,rn'a acconnt of .ho o,Yo,r and +hot ~
+ho a.r,,o,, 1f,,,.,o. 49,. =. ~, II t.;..
, 1879-01-02

TIE Philadelohia North An.zri.aa thinks tho
succesa Of Ohio IT. tho HArks Admtutstration
Twill exhaust Ohio In tne saMe woy that ILL.,
nois was exhausted BY L,ScolH's sucetsa- No
Illinois candidate llas since atood much chance"
Tue +fusfh 3usrttaa Il obllyious Ut the fAet that
, 1879-01-02

GaoRaz WAsu1xoToa il to be hanged In Ken
lucky on The 2tat ot February ncxt. The Judge
thai nxed tue day seemed to hare the bItthdsy
OF tue other GkoRos In bis mind. aud settled It
accordingly.
, 1879-01-02

The Richmond Dtsuafch drives 8enstor Thur

Nr. TMunxAx ouRht, we ars Inclined to think,
10 secept the nomination for the 0oYernoph!p Of
nhto. II 10 canpot be elected 10 that onicc, NO
nsmosr.. eau j. escstsa as "ggId os =. rood =
nominated and defeated. hts defeat will ~ eftsc&u.
ally kill OF TnuHMAM a. would hts ow1 defeat.
, 1879-01-02

hlEs SAHfESIG& WIZ GV1laUtsIHH Will t4V
Gro snbackers and soft-money Democrats OF
Wisconsin.
.----.~==-.-.=
'LIT7ERY FELLERs" AT WonK.
Tho "Litorary Bureau" has c1communi-
cnted The CHICAGO Ta1nuHx. Republicans
will perhnps bo interested enough to know
how, by whom, and for What The Ta1nuNa
haa been expelled tic Republican party, for
over excluded, and doc1arod henceforth and
forover an outlaw, outside Of all recognition,
under penalty Of connivanco with treason.
Tie atIaira Of the 400. 900 Republican votcrs
Of the State Of Illinois ara now managed by
number Of distinguished publicists and
statesmen who arc In permanent session in
this city. Among tho other labors Of these
gentlemen Ia to protect the party against tho
habitual ignorance aud imprudence Of tho
orgnna; 80 for this purpose they hare, in
imitation Of T11pEH, made themselves a
" Lte1ary Bnrenu" to write editorials and
communications for all the unpleagcd
"organs," !" md thus protect the party against
the evils Of bad grammar md worse logic.
This Literary Bureau ia composed Of Long"
JONES, Postmaster PALMER, Col. Penn, and
80. r.. e,..- ~
nj. .~co,,,n,,n;.o,;,n ~ ,r,,r Tnrnrr. w.a
considered Of such importance that The prep
aration Of tho proclamation was the work
Of many honrs and Of many hnnds, and
mr.. ,,,,,r
At this time when great national interests are At
etsse, + l!ns !; C,tM.uo TR.Hpsxl :. wl!Iin0 M TO
Eni,cd statss Senate By \ personal wsf upon ocn.
a,1 Mno~9 ~ hs eieSI9n !" eS aSsssa "
III 10 respect for ther viii. but seeks TO subvers
poSH ss na
o. culver: Finding that LonAs tas an oyerwhcla.
cnns:s G II. y ets,t w. scsts Il a.nrgan.. tso
party and to ha,ari tho y.al interests It stake. to
scranbIe In the JoInt conysntions ~ p''"''~1'1'
Then follows
TIRE x1coMMus1cAr1or,
Rcpunlesns Of 1llnois. ~ warn ron that Tns
yoS. Il Is ot RepnoiIesn nsper. Il III a. % jyur. r.
n.llsilo % auerra!ls: !. saad. npon tse sane plano
Gauss moro covert. LIT ,hsse facts be- made
k9own; sna lst a the Republican papsrs q ~ Stats
pie may rcAlixo to whom thsy havs bcen giving
sappofs aao encouragement .....-
1hat' OF course, ends the existence OF THK
In1buaf'
without venturing to dispute tie author
NY Of fhe "liserafy bureau TO decide who
Is and who Is nota Republican, wo wish to
call attention to the awful consequences OF
thus "eufss' y hurled ut lHs TH1nusx THH
CHICAGO Tn1nuNE' upabie 70 discover any
good anu sufhcient reason why tho Nepub-
ncan paFty OF Illinois should discard and
ropudtste the old veteran, Gen. oohrsnr,
has had tho temerity to advocate his re-
election. Ihat, IN the Judgment OF tho
Literary Bureau" Is pronounced treason
10 advocate the election OF my person to
tile sonato other tilan Mr. LOGAN is de-
c!a1ed 10 DO an attenpt TO defeat tho election
OF Republican senator. we never heard
OF but ono Republican defeating tho election
Of Republican SENATOR and that man "aa
JoHN H. LOGAN. Ho Is now the brains OF
the Literary Bureau and again asserts that
LooAH must be elected senator, or tho party
will DO defeated In 1870 as 1t was BY him
In 1877.
, 1879-01-02
Ul1r Ortbat,te.
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SAfrI frI..::.;:.................. ....-..,... TX
tfiut'ay Edition, fFrtTe raErs .,...,,....... X.0O
WEEkl.T EDITION, POSTPAID.
DhG cory. fef 5ear.. .'s.'.....A GsHH
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Cl1t 81 twenty. XnOO
Specimen run!ea artt FREQ.
tive rcst U1ce address In full, aaetndfnk Esta md
Ennnty.
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Font uDcc erder. IN reRiArrrd letter. 1t our fak
TRnMs TO CIT auuecRtnERs.
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DfiIy, leltYe1ed Sunday inc.nea 80 cents wdek.
AGdrets THE TKlRuNR CONFANf,
former Madison and DcashoFn .tta. Chicago. I'll.
Orders for the delivery ot Thx rkHuxH 1t EvAnstou.
fnccNoul. md tirdt park tft In the rountlnR-foon
MI RECEIVE prompt attention.
, 1879-01-02

Metropolitan Theatre.
Clark ttreet, opposite Sherman !touse. Variety en-
trttalnteht.
, 1879-01-02

Tho Springfield Ry4ftr has been making t
canyass Vt tue Republican members Ut tho Leg
tslature OIL tue Senatorial question, with tho
following result:
oClcsby .."........ ............ .......-......31
Logan ,....,,....,.. 80. -, ,.,,,,,. -. -. I3
Gov. CulDpm. .... ...,...............
r&!Hohs.ss sss'. *sssss%.. s..s.s.s,ss sss
uhkno"n -...s..s..ss s...s.. ........... s.--..1V
That ID u far ~ tho i4tistsr Rot.
, 1879-01-02

Hershey Music I1n1l.
Nm. IN Madison stseet. Prof. Carpenters Lectures
, 1879-01-02

Nsrtnlph ttrrct. between Clark and tash!ie. Eu-
eaee,ncnt Of Mtts Fanny Davenport. 'London Aasnf-
Knee"
, 1879-01-02

White Stocking Park.
Lakn shore, foot Of Washington street. DFsud
Skating Carnival,
, 1879-01-02

Mcy1ckef't Theatre.
NadttoN ttseet oct ween Dearborn md Fta:e Engage
n,uns Of the Titus opcr1 Company "Bells Of cefne'
1lllr." :"