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lpportionmers on the ba,l, Of the new cen


npporiionmert on the basis OF the new cen
sus.
Hon. Jere. Black has gotten judgmen
against ex.secretary Belhnap for fee fol
$1,000, but there I. no telling when be viii
get tire money.
Senator's Wineom. Kiskwood. Bin OF Co
dorado. Baldwin,, Hoar. Brown, Marcy, and
saunderS, and Representative Ksifcr and
others, cased on tne President today.
Secretary Thompson has accepted the
presidency OF he inieroceanc canal
through he Istbmus of Darien. He re-
turned from Sew Yort to-nigl&.
The Department cleyks have holiday on
The 18th after q O'CLOCK to receive Genrral
Grant, and the Boys In Blue were to-dsy
making great preparations to resolve him.
Commissioner Haum had Telegram TO-
day that anotber deputy marsbaI'lfas been
shot In Georgia.
General Crook hss been ordered to Wash
ingion TO tell what he knows IN regard to
zoe Ponca India rs.
The Departments to-day were crowded
With eongressmep.
The indications tonight are that "tbe
SdBdiOg bill" will be taken up next week.
The COMMITTEE on Public Comfort"
kes called on house-keepprs in Washington
tekDcw how many parsons they can ieard
al the Inauguration.
General Malone and wife left on tbis-eTe-
niUg's train for Richmond
associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
patchi
hN EXPLANATION FRO 1ssENATOR BAYARpp
WASHINGTON. December 1l.-A reDresen -
iatfve OF the New York Associated Press
to-day G. lIed Senator Bayard's attention to
letter written to the editor OF the Pima
delphia Press by Messrs. Boutwell,, ArthDrS.
Davis, and Conkling. and tclegraphed from
Philadelphia to the Associated Press lsi
night. In response TO an appropriate In
quiry. Senator Bayud, after reading the
dispatch, said:
-EThe statements referred TO rs having
been published in the Philadelphia Bfoss
of October 29ib, and in the Xdie SsafinslIat
Dover, Del, were never heard OF by me
until The 10th OF November. and then SET
tied the fact that ] had nad0 no such iahe-
meDGS Dy saying tnel WIFI Idl>t anu oI"h-
ciOus, and | resented the Imputation' lbat
had at any time made sach charges. ID Is
not necessary for NE at present TO comment
on the publication which you have Just
shown me-"
The statements referred to reported SEN
ator Biyard as having said in poAtical
speech that the gentlemen ahoye-nnm9d bad,
with Special Agent JAYNE, divided among
themselves the S2g7.00e received from
Phelps, Dodge Il Co., for alleged under
payments OF customs duties.
oTaGR ITEMS.
WASHINGTON, December 1i.-cbe consul
lar and diplomatic aud the Military Acade-
my appropriations bill will be reported to
the full COMMITTEE on OPERATIONS on
Tuesday, aud it is believed the committee
will approve and instruct their chairman 10
report them DO the House the same day.
Commissioners Raum to-day received
telegram from Collector Clark, at Atlanta,
stating that Deputy Collector Wilson was
shot through the bDdy. la>t night while SELF
ing an Illicit disliIltry. Two men were ar
rested and the dlslillery seized. Wilson Is
a resident OF Gainesville. Clark thinks ht
| will recover.
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SPECIAL. Nsstss'~s
ac1- THE GREAT RCSH STILL CON
TINUES al

THALuIMER BROTHERS,
sol BMlRJl, ST REEf
where they RVe tIst opened
THE LARGEST. IiANDSoAESr AND CHEAP
fST Zine Up
SATINS. SATIN DE BGON, WOOL NOVELTIES,
MoMIE CL0TH Is, CA .ytr MtkEs'
The goods we've al purchss, AT The r, cen, large
ancu0n sales, and, Will be sold regardless ofyaue.
Read the Hue oHeoods We wiz display In our VIM
dpws aud ore ,iP c0MRg wees:
AZ rseces C0LOREJ SILK BKOCADEs, soc. to
81 81 pieces pieces I0RED hRs $ SILKS, zoe $50
. pieces III AGK SATIN DE LYON. all prices;
10 pieces BI. AK sAriNs, 75c. t. g;
33 pieces BLACK GROs.GRAiN SILKS, Including
The best lranlls manufactured. soc. TO SO:
IL pieces BLAtk BROCADE aud FIGURED
SILKS. 81 to $3.50;
Il piece piece o. F 2HS 70 ~ -
we are offerings the greatest bargains Ia these
90 SH CoLoREp CAsHMEREs. 25c t. 81.
We have an elegant lire of COLORED COR Qs and
TASsELs, BUTTuNs. RIBBONS and TRIM
MlNGS 10 MATCH the goods.
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
comprises the best selected aud cheapest line Of
goods i haseyer pc been our pleasure 70 Offer.
RLACk nRAp D'ETA from 81 .25 10 .S5J;
BLACK TAMIsE from SOC. 20 *I;25;
BLACK SILK WARP HENRIETTA from Sltos2;
BLA a T M CL3rii from from 2S Csc. to 75c
black MOHAIR AIPACA from 2ac TO 7ac.;
BLACK SILK YELVETs from 81 20 80;
BLACK GRAPES from 81 TO s5;
BLACK GRAPES IN REMNANT from 81 10 So
III ~ are extra cheap and best goods
BLACK SILK tRINGE Els, PASSAMENTERIE.
FROGS. CLUAk-LOOP5. 1AssELS, BEADS,
ORNAMENTS, &C. very low.
We have also just receive on consignment
30U LADIES' ULSTERS, GLOARS. DOLMANS,
AND JACKETS from - $50.
Don't fail TO visit our place before purchasing as
we guarantee lit and satisfaction.
20 piece, OF those splendid SACKINGS AND
ULSTER CLOTHS fIOm 81 to 80 just received.
which we will be pleased TO show TO orr friends
and customers Also, elegant line OF BUT
TONS To match the good. Remember The place.
THALHIMER BROTHERS.
Sol Broad street, conner FIuh street.
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Fire in Norfolk SOuuiy-tOId Wealth
er-Dicd from His Injuries.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatcbl
NORFOLK, Va, December 1.-THE resi-
dence, barn. and carriage house on The farm
of W. W, Tucker, near Deep creek, Nor
folk county, were fired by an iucendiaIy
lat night and totally destroyed, together
with carriages, wagOas, carts, farming i'm
pIements, POO barrels Of corn, and guam
tity of hay and fodder. The property was
partly insured.
The cold weather here has stopped oyster
catching and other Oui door work.
A large quantity OF corn is yet standing
in the fields, owing "a the scarcity OF hand'.
John GustaysOD, OF the snip William NJ.
McGiyery, native OF Finland died at ST.
Yincent's Hospital Of injuries received by
falling into the hold Of that vessel.
Good skating To-day.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
mr. rELEaRAPn To rHr u,,yarcu.

THE NEWS FROM PAyNE,s coLoxy. TN,
INDIANS THREATEN MA,sAcRr-J,,
GoULDs CONSERVATORY BoRNKb-a
MURDER IN TFxas-sENAToK BAYARr
NAILS A FALsE sTATtSENT-Tyo cmI.
DREN BURNED TO DEATH IN MEMPHIS
JOHN W. RAwEY ACQu,rTED-TET DAN.
WILLIE PosT- soLD MI AuCr,oN-by.
TAILS OF TfE BRUTAL MURDER OF MRS
KENNEDY IN SOUTH cARoSINA ANRTHE
MISUNDERSTANDING oPrHE MUepER.
ERs-DEsTRUCrnvE CoNFLAGRATIoN IN
PENSACOLA, Fta.-oTHEs yIREs-yoR-
EiGN ITEMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12

MEBrTJs, December 1.-THE st. Louis
Iron MmnisiD and Southern Railro ~ Com
pany, ~ their ATTORNEYS, Aessrs. Thrtsgh.
man x Pie. Of st. Louis, Instituted sUsy IN
the UniteA STATES Circuit COAT here toby
for fbe recovery Of slZkeoJ from the SouHi.
ern Express Company 90 account OF ALLEGED
fraudulent pepor,s made by the Express
Company In be rsotter % freigbts carried
Nv the raiIrssd cmpany. The southern
Express CcmpsDy epsratsdthe main line
ssd branches OF the Iron Mountain CON-
pany from 1910 Juse, 1884 during which
period TIE railroad company alleges It was
deJaudfd IN tbiramovni, aneDov asks for
o n spunt through the United states courts.
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PROpNxALS.


no ROGERS.
SEALED BIDS to apply tle w9stsin h. - ~.
as,l,a, w,h the afssses speeined osow WIZ DC 20,
celsed q. the nee u The seperin'esden' Oh aSNs"'
wv JANUARY 1, 1881. Az IL ~.
y.,..,o,.,, ,,e A rxx,sd 10 A. Al RAUNxfERot.
ssoe,,ut, ns.sn,, AMI must be accompanied oy ~
OF ssoa article. addressed 70 'hs snv ,s
\ - Sfa.s,on, VA: payment 10 he made 70 '~rrv
lsvs nom Jaanaiy &c, 1881, al waieh oA's 'sa
| ,ooss re 10 he delivered Ia sisuntaA ,...
600 o.. best AGuAiRA dVrsEss
I2n ~. test 6uSfslVpkt TEA,
2pO0 n. good BksAWN silGAe,
| i,9O0 fos. pest CoFfsE suGAk..
l doc M nest ctf-,oAf sVSAk.
| 1 barssl GRANul kTED SUGAR.
! 10 b@rreis good l.. 4. MoLA.ss~
fisrre hrss CA DINA .kiCk. "A.
/ The rtsht Will Ne re>erve. 10 lake ssfs or sns
whole Of the apsss bill Vi ths price. sns,1Dsa VA
s's N1~ siewsld ~, Asyiss.
srAvS1os. VA, psesobsr .. 1850; ,o.soAss
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HARD TO BgAT.- Blue Ridge Echo. Rap.
pabannock county. l-our old friend Squire
Robin Deaihcrage reports that he dined re-
Gently with the six Morrison brothers,
whose total weight is l,j40 pounds-an ave.
rage OF 1864 pounds TO each man. -Four OF
these gentlemen 1--we in Rappabannoek, ana
one, Gabriel, who is now visiting his friends
here, lives in Missouri. Squire Deafherage,
reports also that at The reinion they mad
plenty OF brandy and lorey, and he saw
the best hogs be bad seen this season.
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Rumey Aesui,,ed -Danvnie "iNasi
SoiQ.

DANyILLg. VA, December IL we lIlal
OF John w. Raney for tee murder OF pen,s
Maroney was concluded to-day IN the .si,
noraiioo Court. After short retirement
The inyv hrourht 10 u verdict Of not gai''y'
The Daily POSI- uewspa ter was 500 rs ~
nj auction to-day by the sheriff. Nal'r w.
| I. sutbelllu was the purcnusef'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12

We learn that light came of In scuhie..
town last Saturday evening between Samuei
Woody aud Edmund Hughes. Woody re-
celyed bad cut on bis arm and several cuts
upon his back. lie procured warrant Tor
Hughes's arrest. Hughes offered TO give
Woody bis horse and saddle " be would
Withdrew the prosecution. To this Woody
said "non very decidedly. We have no
other particulars. Nelson Examiner.
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ou.sed from once by the Mayor.

roe NAME or ALLEN CAMPBELL SEMITIC
ree BOARD OF ALDERMEN AS COMP
geo,IrR AND CONFIRMED AFTER A
sprcy pSBhTE-THE RAGE OF THE TAM
y,xy MEN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR CALLING A
MAN A THItF.-The suit for damages OF
Georee Fox against George Schulze Tor
SANDER, which has been on trial in the Bal
timore City Court since Wednesday last,
was concluded Friday. 1t was made TO APP
pear that during the year lS37 defendant
Shipped to Fox, who bad charge OF a farm
belonging to the former IN Frederick coun-
~. lot of guano. and concerning that Fox
had mi,used or miSapplied it. be spoke OF
him as being a thief in the presence OF seve'
raj persons. For this, Fox sued him in
September, 1878, for damages. The jury,
after an absence OF about twenty minutes,
returned and rendered verdict of $1,000
for the plaintiff, Defendants counsel at
once fled notice of motion for new trial.
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~" SOC EAST BROAD {.
A. HuTzLER & sons.

In ,,oek and receiving from ar,i hands full and
complete line OF .ss con.x
Including MONTE CLOfHS, PLAtDs, sATiSs,
~ sTFI. ASH. Bt.OCADEs. pLANSft sulf-
IN1s yELyETs. aad Aots ~ NJ, sa ntsI'r:
I'd STAPLY sach ~ teiNGks; CLyAks,
Ill Avis. BLANKETS, s1d UNDtE'fLAN'
NfI,n,t,s, yFCKwEAR, sfies' aud Gentemen's
UNDERWEAR asi h0sit ~ ,uxos
Motions and pe-s,il,s :, i,s,s S"s'
IpSS- tMEX.fERiE TRIMMINGS, BuTroNs,
and LOAN OR IA NESIs iD great variety.
"a
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The bid Of tue Harlem Company Is eX-
planned by The fact that il has monopoly
in that part OF the city. TIE price OF gas
TO consumers in Philadelphia i 81 per l,0O0
feet. I'hlqdeiphid Press.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12

STRUCK BY STAGE LIGHTNING Nee York,
December 10-Wbiie Joseph ScullOn, Il
stage hand at the Fifth-Ayenue Theatre,
was initiating lightniug-f shes tonight by
throwing small handsfu! Of powdered mag
nesium upon a spirit flame, box full OF The
powder exploded, tearing away three lin
gers OF his right hand aud decorating bis
hand in frightful manner. The explosion
was noticed by only few persons in the
theatre, and did not cause any excitement
or interruption of the play.
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DIRK GOoDS.

:
JUST IN TIME.
CARDoZo. ALsoP. MCsBY & CO.,
zoos EAST MAIN STREET,
FoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
42e EAST BROAD STREET,
are just IN receipt OF
TREMENDOUS ASSORTMENT OF ULsTERs
IN all shades of light, medium, and dark. inclu.
ding black, ranging in cost from $40 *25;
CLOAK, sACoUE., ard ULSTER CLOTHS,
ranging ip cost from Csc. to 30 PER yard;
Those goods, bought late In the season, are much
below regular cost.
We yet have on had handsome consignment Of
sEALsKIN sACQUEs
that must be sold. Rare values may be found In
these wrapplngs.
LADIES:
SUPERB STOCK OF VESTS AND DRAWERS
in merlno and WOOL costing soc. TO %.
For GENTLEMEN We have now In stock:
SCOTCH WOOL. AUSTRALIAN WOOL CASH
MERE, SCARLET, and INDICATED uN-
DERwEAR. costing soc. So;
Complete line, as CASTOR, KID, D0GsKiS, BER-
LIN. and fUR-TOP GLOVES. at very lowest
rates.
In GENTLEMEN's CLOTHS, CAssihEREs
DOEsKINs, wORsTED@. CREPEs, we have
a complete and unique exhibition.
To these goods we call especial attention.
We nave lust 10 stock the largest stock OF
lGENTLEMEN's AND LADIES' NECKWfAR
FOR HOLIDAY PPEsgsTs;
among the latter We specify LaDguedcc. puchesse
| Real POM, SpdiirDs oidiif 'bh t"'"s ="
Flchues OF this department. we make specially
nos.es.iug many designs confined to our houses.
t,nIFs, PLAIN aud. EMBROIDERED HAND
| KERCHIEF>. SILK HANDkERchiEfs,
CORsErs, sCAREs; also, PERFUHERY and
SOAPS.
MII.LFR's CYDoNIN. for chopped skin, at 25e.
FOURQUBEAS, PRICE, TfMPLE& Coz
| CARDOZO, ALsOP. MOsBY co.
| fno 2s-eodJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12

The Gas Commission OF New York has
received the following proposals for llgiit-
ing the public buildings OF That city during
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Jay 6OuId's Conservatory Destroyed
hY Eirc.

New YORK, December 1.-THE cOnSerya.
tory OF Jay Gould at IrviDSton. on the fiud'
son, and considered The most magnificent
structure Of the kind in the country, was
totally destroyed by fire at an early hour
this morning. The loss is reported 10 BE-
800 900
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SUPERB STOCK OF VESTS AND DRAWERS
in merno and wool. costing soc. 10 IS.
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r,nIFs, PLAIN and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERCHIEF>. 81 X HANDhERChiEfs,
CORsETs, sCAREs; also, PERfU8ERf ana
SOAPS.
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We nave iast 10 stock The largest stock OF
|GENTLEMGN'5 AND LADIES' NECkWEAR
FOR HOLIDAY PPEsESIs;
among the latter We specify LaDguedcc. puchesse
Real Point, Spanish, Mail, and Point dElancon
Fichues. OF this department. we make aspsciAiiy'
Dos.es,iug many designs confined TO our houses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-12

PURCELL, IIADD & CO.,
he cody W0oeise Agents.
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For this polar wave we are now Offering for the
LADIES:
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OF ~, EXTRA ssssfox-Nf;
SEYMOUR AND THE CINCINNATI cONyES-
Ti0N-A DENIAL FROM SENATOR; BAYARD--
PERSONALS AND BRluy ITEMS.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-04

sHssAenl Msshsss!: HysAsss!
! Are roe dlstnri,ed AZ piyht and
broken Of your rest by . sick chilli suf-
fsrips and crying With the excrucistine
paia 81 cutfios teeth! II ~, 60 1t
once and get q bottle Of Mas. WIS
laws SOOTHING SYRUP. IL will re-
li~ve thu poor little su1 xrsr iumsdiaee-
HIy-depsnd upon n: there IS 10 mistake
-etSut -Ss~Tbere is-oeese mother on
earth who bAs ever used i who will not
tell you at pncv thai il gill regulate
the bowels. and give rsst TO the mother
and relief aDd health to tie child. oper-
sting hike magic. 1t is perfectly safe
TO NO in oil Gases. and pleasant to the
tAste sid IL the prescriptions OF ose OF
the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Full
directions for using will accompany
each battle None genuine unless the
fec. simile Of .CrRTIs & PERKINS il on
tina out.ide .wranper. Sold by All
MeGieins Ue6lsre. 25 cents 8 battle.
Beware Of limitations.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-04

Z favosabls impression aud gained for
HIN the ear Of the House. and they at
trneted 10 him the sttantioA Of the
Cqoservetis1 leadss. So Rohsrt. PIX
one Of whose highest qualities was the
sssscisy with which be detected and
promptness with which hs promoted
the s6is yoanx men Of bic party.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-04-04

N.srs. II ~ Warner q oo.:-DEAR
s...a .SssGss e 1 tSF n si'le. rom rom
dyspepsia. Ny pbys'cians gave me no
rs1ief. As6 mucb against my will l was
isdsced to give your Safe Bi,ters =
trial. 1t gives uss R{est pleasure to
intern you ths. my bSelth is complete.
y restored. though I have taken but
four bsstlsS ~ appetite = gaod aod l
now ssfer no ineop senienee ai.sr eat
ing hearty meals. while before nearly
every thing l "te caused me great dis
'ts-esspA nnsssp(As = can ehetrfully
lBcomnD16 youf D0tsers to ID. q
r. l.. MosELY.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


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S-iv ~~.,a.1 h- H. s.sh ror WY. -
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~ sAs-~s ~ Sss~..S .ss'.H SSs ou'. % "a
~? ssas.ss ne dscs.sca: "a sc expnnses Of a.
~ 81 ~ 81 = a. = ~ s ~, ,ne
s.vssss ~ - S.Sss " 80 o0eesseo ioE the
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-10
POLITICAL.

SAN FRANc1soo, CAL, April o.
A dispatch from Portland, Oregon,
says: "The Oregon democratic
state convention yesterday nomi-
mated Congressman Whitaker for
reelection. Six delegates to Gins
cinnati were chosen, and though not
positively instructed, are for Tilden.
A resolution endorsing Tilden and
Hendricks was rejected by o vote of
6 to l." >.a. an-NDa
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Mr. JUS
tice Fields friends in this city have
received dispatches from Portland,
Oregon, stating that the, democratic
delegation to Cincinnati from that
state stands five to one in Justice
Fields favor. The platform adopt.
cd by the state convention is also
acceptable to his friends. ''S
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 9.---The
republican ward elections were held
yesterday to select delegates to the
state convention to be held Wednes-
day. Grant has carried the city,
eight out of twelve wards having
instructions to vote for him. Two
wards were instructed for Sherman.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-10
sunday school slattcrs.

Mr.. T. B. McLemore, vice president
for Knox county. organized Sunday
school at Herndon's Chapel, 10th dis.
trIct OF Knox caunty, the 4th Inst,
with the following officers: Charles
Bowman, Solomon SpanRler, William
Haynes and Watson Murphy. M.
Rule, vice president for the 2lst dis
trlct, was present and made good and
earnest talk, urging all 10 take an &C.
tive part in the Sunday school work.
He says that his district Is well organ.
izsd. Will send delegates to the coun.
ty convention. Esq, Giffiu makes q
glowing report of the Sunday achool
work In the l4th district. All are -four.
ishing. The vice president for the
county will visit, and organize Sunday
schools through the county wherever
they have taken winter quarters. He
desires q full report this year Of the
work In the county. Superintendents
please send in reports of your schooll.
fpwgn HH VICE PRESIDENT.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-10
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

WHEELING, W. VA, April g.
The hind trucks Of the rear car Of
the train which left Bellaire at $3.50,
p. m, yesterday, on the Bellaire
and Southwestern railroad, when Is
miles from Bellaire, jumped the
track, and the car went over a dis
tance of Is feet. Five or six pas
sengers were injured, more or less
seriously. Among the wounded
are L. M. Armour, of Pittsburg,
hurt in the side, back and inter,
nally; VIM. Smith, of Woodsfield,
leg broken and other serious inju-
ries; Capt. Armstrong and daughter,
of Bellaire, slightly injured. The
reports received here state that
young Danford, postal clerk, was
killed and three others badly hurt,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-10

The boy Arch. Farmer, as he calls
himself. Arch. Palmer, ss he is called
by some, who was arrested by Chief
Of Police Harper and officer Gleason
while fixing to board the freight train
to leave the country for Kansas, is
still held In their custody till he Is de.
manded by the officials of Granger
county. There have been several APP
parently conflicting statements as to
the circumstances. The facts seen TO
be, as well as we can gather them
that the murder In question occurred
Saturday night, Ord ins'., at a bar
room about 4 miles from Tate
spriug in Granger county. The boy
Farmer, or Palmer, was the bar keep
er. instead of VIM. C0Ilius, the man
who was killed. II seems there was a
difficulty between them in tho bar
room, and the killing was done with q
shotgun, The dead man lay two days,
as We understand, before an inquest
was held over him.
The boy accompanied .by come
friends made his way to Messy Creek
where he took the train Moniay, but
was arrested, and made an Intellectual
attempt to leap from the tralp. Hs
was taken back sfrom New Mar
ket TO Messy Creek, and from
there started in charge of Officers fCi
Rutledge. According to his tale re
was riding behind one Of the men, and
while they were passing through a
thick woods he made another leap,
more effectual than the train leap, aud
escaped into the thlcket. --.l
1t was through the efforts of DR..
Brazelton, Of New Market, and Capt.
Mack Parker that he was captured
here Thursday night. he, together
with companion, were about the car
shed aud Atkin House all evening,
and he was discovered aud recognized
by the above named gentlemen, ho
notified the police and secured his ar
rest. His com mpanion was negotiating
with emigrant agent VIM. Kerr for a
ticket to Kansas, as If he was going
himself and Mr.. Kerr knew no better,
but when notified by DR.. Brszelton of
the circumstances he assisted in de-
tanning the fe low I'LL The police
came. #
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-04-10
THE QUARRY ROBBERY.
Isaac Cain and John Deputy
Bound Over TO Court. ~

Isaac Cain, who was arrested Thurs
day by Officer Burleson on the charge
of breaking into and robbing store
at the marble quarry OF Harvey &
Brown, near Caswells station. was
arraIgned before Justice Allison, yes
terdsy, for investigation. The store,
which belongs to Mr., Godfrey, was
entered the night Of the 3rd OF March
and robbed OF n quantity Of goods.
Gain Ia married msu whose wife is
In Granger county, and was formerly
employed at the marble quarry, bat
has been living with his brother. Wm..
Gain. In Knoxville, for some time
He was arrested at the house Of su
aunt, In MechaaicsyiIls, and had in
his possession, when arrested, a satchel
with varluos articles. which the pro-
prietor and his clerk Identified az be-
ing very much ike goods owned by
them, though there were no natks by
which they could swear positively. 4.
Cain admitted to Mr.. Godfrey that the
goods came from his store, but said he
got them from John Deputy, Calm
was bound over, after a thorough
hearing of the ease, In the sum OF
$1,000. to appear atthe May term of
the criminal court. eIsr aaf Ia.
John Deputy was also arrested on
the same charge by Constable March
Moore. He Is young fellow. for
merly from Greene county. He work
cd at the quarry, but had falling out
and left, and worked some since
In Thomas quarry. 1t was proved,
however, that he was In the neighbor.
hood OF the robbery the evening be-
fore, and left next morning. and all
the circumstances taken together, the
Justice deemed 1t his duty to bind him
over in . similar bond, Both went 10