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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

John and 1hDtnns Duffy. bM.r.lltsk with thclr
hr.hher- tsi.i'tw, Wllllhln Curtrot,. ut Nj dl:i
nparbnrn Rtrlast. nut with II ssI nrcllunt Mt u
ettsck lust night. J,lltl WIS ting III tho hltehcn
c!uAttl,X II rrtnlyer w1.Nl1 It went nlf ecltleht.
lrlst, atlt tnl,r tMGi,ca lnsi,,w tho nipp!a. Ito
Wis utltulysl l,y lfs: tiucrils aud Van l,M1oil.
whD pr,jhc,I fur the tll tut Guild ii,l tlti Il.
.IulI, D0t!y wus arrcatr.i i,y Onrer ~ ltarroit,
hit, u. thu sh.K,ttX WIS purely ncCltvnlAl, 10th
luH rIa,l tn d,ItIp with Alul,
, 1880-08-24

1uIAt+ssssssstss**ss'+s+s +tt''
~ tluu titne tho tlrcss,nnkur was rcady to
,hnk1 tho dress. but, TIT facl nt ~ bel''H !!
Blret tnl fnyur WIS impressed tirM!y nlI tll9
,liill.l Ut tho u,tU5tpllato bcIng To wtlUnl 1t
belonged. After !! Herles nt tiss". aud !!
;oxeH successive s'sapoit!ents, u W. tS6 t
"lneasIy," girls belnK tAe bearer, WIZ, no
doubt strict orlcrs from nntlamv mt to sI!r. .
felstter Il sleeve. Ut tito gar.llent 'Illtll the
l!e Isol!eY was H. her grasp, a. rtrcl,ully sla
faithfully performed IN "Your money Or
your llfeps Atylc. -
:. Did tic slrsss 1T ?, No, but. tho owner did.
It WIS to slnal! IN thu nrnt-pits and tn, nar. .
III t!tto, ,tlani's-brcadth trlanKles,, mud tue
WhotGi thing Was i earlcAtnEo fron hegtnlliltss
fur so.a0 pieces to eke It oMt-nouo having
been sent home with .lt-sllu entered into =
rrs'test against tho absurd expectations Ut
Hullo lHNplo.
PlGcpsl Why, I Ind to use silk OF my
own to plpo tho belt. With lturcs! why,
tlnirs ths.e wasn,t e,HlsIl loft to dress 'uos-
But thu vist!ln had fled!
The experience vt thu uycraga woman With
, 1880-08-24
EDUCATIONAL.
University Of K0tre Dame

thh rrnt TUESDAY nf 8aptamber next.
Tic heat Entvpfaty nAss. .rGttt the Country Will
1rcn their tlpnrs ,n tnt dny. Nure baH1e Ia ii well
rarteEnrA, md Cnlnl3Hc (Nhfcf Htl bo sent ftprt,
Adl3re*s ths President, "
Very Itrv. w. ConnY, G. q. c.,
Hotre l)nme r., H., Ind.
, 1880-08-24
Miss Noutse's Family and Day School

iG0 ", ke1enth.kt. aud Walnut Hills. Clnrlnuatl.
WILL. REOPEN sEl.l'. "a tfomEnntcatlon bst.ssl.
Ci4ssIra French nnd English COURSES III fur untfuI1
Examinations. Circulars Un application.
, 1880-08-24

..... M+lnt1 t.usts n, ..... .
scone-A rccepu9ti-room at tho holaso OF Il
1nsn,onn0m M ,,tt, o ~ +ho
6a f. a Hntrs avnp,s H. e " h c u si,n " f1
FIFTY, fu ;o ~ 'nr 1pesannn ~ nn iin,n9a a ke5.
scno ] lninp.j in ~ ~ ''' '''f' "'' '>0' :
Drcssn,n1,er-u What cnn I tto for you.
,,,.,.., 's""S ~, '''' .'' wv 1'A ''"'
manalhf ,.-.,
tSIe has glanced ollt OF TIC window amt
asrcrtatnct1 tint the new arrival Is not "cns-
rlure c,,s,oul,D
IL would H., IN tro,v vovr c,,orvoa FIR
making up n sllk anu velvet dress"
"l3td any, one send yo, to ,nc;;"
"f rss' Mts ,Jat eF"ns .. smythc", ~. :",rn. ,,o,,
Europuw {brlghtrnIng, md changing her
ynicu to q sotter key).
mo; tho Mrs. Smstlle who"
"Oh" tlnierrnptIitE). / don't know nll-
my rrice is 81. but coill Ill not tach It her:
der tlree weeks Six Of my girls nrn dow,
with tliu 1nensts, uni my hpAt tircSHlnaker Ii
getting ready to satE for Paris. I1avo you
bought the goDds?"
Not yet; how mich material will I
ncct!?'''. g.
, 1880-08-24

= lIDPKtNA GRAMMAR At1I00I.,
Nav Iinyrn. t..itl. rrotnrat'lsY t9 thln CHlle9e,
liyk tf,'n atLI ptass y rfy.to hoWss e,.ret"y
a: t. W",.'xo;; NJ; l.!:In + " i1"kr tl-!1.T TIA
lharlur lt.1}: H. T. hlIEslo$. MA. y. 4. TNInln3,
i.i.ij, i. Il, lla!lw In, MD. htt,lruss
, 1880-08-24
MudelnOiselle de JanOn,

fAnccesaor And former rnrtnrt Of the tate Miss
1fnlnea.) will reopen her EeItsh M,Id French Enatd-
Ing and DHy School fur SuuHs lntcs Ind Children Mt
10 Gsamrrcy rnrk. Sen York. Oh Thursday. scpt. e.
Careful trimming md Thorough Instruction In erery
drnaaMrnt. uuYn' E]pxa md kindrtXnstnn, Oct 4.
, 1880-08-24
Miss RICE'S SCHOOL

q. GnstEce, MuleFn l.nnRuncss EAstla isrnncflp..
4 Ciass formed to prepato Tor iiHrvaid Exnutjna-
tintiA fur WtItnHn.
, 1880-08-24

Givll Ensineera.. C.letnssry. ta.-Ics. nnd l:ngsl
COsi;ttUHE, Esq. No. q Nu:rutaitIfAn block Chlcn-
10, 0f ~ i:u. TIiEtL HYATT Irnaipnt,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-03
HARMONY RESTORED.

A week ago the Democratic re-
bellion in Maine began to show
signs of immediate decomposition.
1t was lifeless thing even before
that, yet its friends throughout
the country hoped that it
might be revived; but their hopes
were never based upon reason.
Now that the excitement has
died out and men can think Of the
affair coolly and dispassionately, it
will be regarded in proper light.
Men will see that the corrupt reyo-
lutionists had no confidence in Their
cause, or else they were base cowarls.
If they believed they were right,
as brave and true men, they
would have held out as they began
But they never believed they were
right. IF the truth were known,
the names of prominent Democrats
at Washington, New York and else
where would doubtless appear rs the
power behind the throne. But
peace has been restored. Most of
the Fusionists have taken their seats
in the regular Legislature, Smith
has gone home, and matters are go
inn m, smonthlv -H-a--s.-----
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THE EXODUS
-

The waste of the public money,
for which the Democratic majority
in the United States Senate is re.
sponsible, is wholly unjustifable.
A more uncalled-for proceeding was
never had in a legislative body.
The exodus of the colored people
from certain localities in the South
is only the promptings of human
nature that is as unchangable as the
DEGREES Of God Himself. The
Creator has placed principle with
in the breast of men everywhere,
which impels them to 60
where, in their opinion, they can
best make a living for themselves
and their families, and it is that
that causes the colored people to
leave North Carolina and Missis-
sippi for the Northwest. There
would be as much reason in appoint
ing a committee of Congress to
investigate the exodus from Ten
neesee and other portions of the
South, to Texas and the great North
west. 1t has been going
on for years, and will 60
on until the uncultivated acres of
that section are all occupied. The
present investigation was com.
menced for partisan effect, but il is
likely to react and prove an injury
to those who commenced it. At any
rate, it will result in the expendi>
ture of twenty thousand Of the
peoples money without the shadow
of an equivalent. Ia
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-03
ALMOST A BLANK.

AS the smoke and fog clears
away from the recent socalled
coup d etat of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, it begins to ap,
pear as if President Stamford and
his associates have taken leap in
the dark. a.a
Two weeks ago we closed a
general editorial on the subject Of
President Standiford's last move
with this statement:
"The whoe question simply rests
on wht Their Dr. Is sndIford controls
the Western and Atlantic AID Central
roads, or only gets the Nashville
immediate branches II the first he
has drawn a priz', If tue latter, q
blank" ....
1t now appears that the control
of the Nashville, ST. Louis and
Chattanooga road does not carry
with it control Of the Western and
Atlantic and Georgia Central rails
roads. HI .aa.E ...E t..
President Standiford has not
drawn an absolute blank, for the
Nashville add Chattanooga will
easily pay him good interest on
his investment, but SO far as being
part of an unbrokeu line from
Chicago, St. Louis and Louisville to
the sea, it is blank In the West-
ern and Atlantic, Col. Cole and
Gov. Brown remain masters of the
situation and are likely to. Con-
sequently, the Louisville and Nash
vile road will have no privileges
in the control of these lines, which
for the present are the key to the
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quired Of holders of these bonds
will be to transfer them to their
respective States, and let suit be
brl ught after the manner of New
Hampshire against Louisiana A
gentleman in this city holding quite
a quantity of Tennessee bonds, says
he will give one-half of them to get
the other half collected.
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DEFAULTED STATE BONDS.
Tennessee Threatened With a $25.
600 900 Law Suit. a.G
Washington Special TO Cine nnai Can
mercial. d


100000 Law Suit. aG "
Washington Special TO cnc'nna' Cen :
mercial. 15
Representatives here of the
Southern States which have repu-
dated their debts, are watching
with much anxiety the bill now
pending in the Supreme Court
which New Hampshire has filed
against Louisiana. If this can be
made to stick, and an injunction
granted prohibiting Louisiana off,
Gals from paying out money in ,he
Treasury for any purpose other
than the payment of the interests to
which it is claimed to be pledged, it
will be the signal for a
fire all along the line. Local
sentiment and sympathy here
are altogether with New Hamp
shire in this fight, and the hope is
general that she will make her
defaulting sister come up to tue
scratch and liquidate her obliga>
tons. Large quantities of Louis.
lana bonds are held here, which
gives the greater zest to this unique
lawsuit. The dishonored obliga>
tons of Tennessee, amounting to
nearly $4,000, 900, are scattered
all through the Northern States,and
if this suit against Louisiana holds
water, Tennessee will next be
brought up for settlement. All re.
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cinnati Southern, or any other con-
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of the recent movements upon East
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