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, 1880-09-21
GREAT BRITAIN.


AcCRINnTOS. Srpt. .t-It II believed that
u general strike will be ayertet!.
M.ANtSE ACctnESTS.
LONDON, Sept. ao.--'rhe steaMcr Vtcttng,
from Montreal, was towed Into Falmouth.
llrr propeller Is Es,ne. The steamer State uf
AlabaIna. which SAILED frnna Glasgow Satur-
day for Now fora, ll,t buck with her propel.
Ter loose. Slla must tlDek for reiIAlrs.
T1tE HON. lIESsty rAwCErr.
1t IL 1clNrtcA tint tho lst..llp1i. Ilei,ry Faw-
cett, 1'ostrtaster-Gerer!1, will pay short
visit to the United States this autumn fur the
PURPOSE Ut studying tliu American telcgraphc
SYSTEM.
FLOODS.
Destructive floods incurred Saturday ni,d
Sunday II, tbs ttstrietsus l3ulfurl. l;etlwnrtlI,
Alattm,. Srwbury, Spatn,l, aud S!letl.eElI,
cnuslng great tlninngo to crops ntsa otllor
property.
NJ MANcitEsTEIs, Sept. 20. Tho offer OF arbt-
ttNt!0n llIutlu by tho HtrikDrs' coullalttee Ot
operatives iaas btei refused.
WOutr
LoSnoS, Sept. e0.-A. to..lay's sales 1890
Eales, chiefly Sew Zealand, Sydney, aud
Cape, sold bFiskly, prices be!ng tir1u.
, 1880-09-21

VARIOUS.
CF0p rln1spECrs IN INDIA.
CALCUTTA, Sept. A,-'rhe crop prospects
in India are improving.
BU!sRKSDEnEp.
NEW YonK, Sept. N.-A dispatch from
11arnlln, received by Spanish officials huEe,
announces that Carlllo mud u few remaining
Insurgents ltl tho villas have surrendered,
ai.! nt,w thoru IL nut onu ar1ued insurgent In
tic whole island.
SOUTH AFIHC.A.
CAFE Town. Sept. 5.-Capt. Carrlugton,
willis making 4 Reconnaissance will, seventy
men Ut the Cups afountud Rifles, was ,ll,suc-
cesstully attacked by l,22oo liasutos. 4 l.leu-
tehAlIt ttsl two t,en were K lletl. THO enemy
suffered. great loss. CapL. Darlington IL b.
lux gelnf0rcc9t.
ITALIAN ASNIyEltsANI.
li0ME, Sept. :M.-'r1lt anniversary of tho
entry Ut tue ltuilal, Troops lnt, Home WIS
enthusiastically celebrated tu-tlRy, Members
Of thu Cabinet 1ilu municipality. t0uk part
IN thu proccssloll. Premier Cntr0tl and other
tllsttMgulsliod luai, lnado patriotic speeches
Rt p0tta Tia.
TUE KsirEson WILLIAM ILL.
bEnLls, Sept, A.-The Emperor William
, 1880-09-21

WHEELING, W. va., Sept. oo.-T. r..
SorrgIcr's millinery establishment on Alain
street WIS uaslialIy destroyed by fire ti,is
evening. i.tss on building about Ss,UUU.
Insured In tic German md Peabody tom.
p;ltkns, uf Wheeling, Jnss 10 furniture aiul
stock. SUI; partially insured iii forcIgn
, 1880-09-21
AT HAY cry, MICH.

BAY CRY, Micl,., Sept. 3o.-.'riis afternoon
Abnnt o'clock a tercetiro broks out IN tlo
!uu,ber-aoek ut y. kust Il Co.. a'ul rapidly
spread to thu adjacent !uMber.piies. \
strong wind was hlowlng. md Ut one tlne tho
pnttre city was tt.rcaseue.l with destruction.
Mayor wilkins telcgmpslc! to East Saglnaw
fur .tsslstance, a1al tho rall wi,s l'rnmptly re-.
eArttIUn Tint tl.u tire WI, got under c0ttr0l,
nlla thu Threatened sIa,Ktf to tho rity AVERT
el. Abnlit II InlllIon alal 4 huit 1f lumber
Mas destroyed. Loss.' $:D,uo0; insurance,
Sl4D0
, 1880-09-21
THE 11E'rllODIS1'S,


, UASfttf.E, lii, Sept. N.-I}t following
appointments tlnyu beti, ll,n,iu by tho East
crn illfnois Methodist Cohfcrcnce:
nR nS: s1 Nsr'G es S;rsss sst5s Gss
i,,f,ius; l,nasllic. Kln,her Chapel. q. ". Miller;
1,nnvllLp Circuit. t0 b! snppllcl; l!Isnnrk. 10 he
In, s,ophou ti"Iiianith; ssuskIn. i: 7. ttytlu:
u!t'nrd, II. I, Cntn; Maryss,1ln. ~. l,!'rkHtt;
n ; *. "ts'G 9o,y ust: G,Fs sS ie rssns r f Ut:
ILL. ". IT,: Davis; FMlriaont, q. Y. lt.sis: IIo-
r;sr: $; Whtt"sk hy \ !,Gah; T. M"'tn; fSaI: fs,1Ee
nIult, u. ". iIwshcr: ln,lta,l,,l.!, ". j. rt.ll;
Ncwl9nn, ". y. Calhoun; Ganarxo. j. 81. 0ood-
'sx snss ,ir:sf5ay Ae5 S!Hr t;av Presiding or
Matioot,, 1t. ". EyryhHet; Matioun circuit, ".
u. i'or; linmbn!lt,, J; 4. ll.lrkes; charieston,
i:satan; ycrnillsn, sa!en ll"dx xes: siafsh1iII,
tv,Sr, NGityrs; ~ Massa s,' 'rs Mat,,.v,,tc M
Far'ainsio!.. j. II; A',si1ii,, majority i'oIa{t,'
S Wi"s,r, o. II. j. Mefaid"": shciSyvilis, {: y.
E,lxlst; shelbyvie Circuit, .u be suprIlHl:
St:sf Kss s,; III g. WITH t. ,itw*ps fwes WITH, , XII. X t.
SsSes: s"'s; Ss'sa l. tSs; s'ii%s @ssisa s,
rhatnpaiSn pstr'c.-3. G: htttic, 1'resta,ag
asS fts SSy; f' as osta 5ass S"s'f" %sf is Ssss,;
tow+ j. + ftnrnny; Argu!a. II. II. 1!olF: Atwuta!.
luiorI,t, ]. ]. tar'!nor; ,sf,euts ]. A. ln.nlcr;
Mon,eH,i e h L IA AsagE; e W Gseo ",,, ii"jH @
Weldon. II. G. Turner: FarHcr City. D.. Il.
hsli. 8 i. rif'ai'i scX,Mn,r. :i''fs In'r3Ssa!i:
lsai.to,,i, =. wu,nslcy; Gilso'l. Joseph Lung:
ssybEtook, ts'sr "; .Ws;llacc; ccnsresll'o' to 10
I,inomlt,gt.,.i nistrlct-w. II. McElroy, Pre-
stdll.X Etcr; Bloomington. First Eluren, Il. ..
iloalnan: lilsM3n!nxto.,, u1Ios 1 1Churct,, AZ p p
st,n,re; iII.9in!nRtUn, Circuit. 4. L., Mccoy;
Downs Il. M. SHIRT; If.ers,y, J. r. Maxlrl!: le.
sS: y Gf;, L a. eTsi Ns,yr? o%" %ynsssiis sHsp IT,
FIX; santG1, Jpt,i Eyety; ll2psda'o; Il: =.
I'% wsea,s; o!sop Ss!isy, /; :. \: 5S;SSss; ;Ss::
IT. !st': s'sss xr c{Sy Sssa!t SIn;sSS
ilnti. J. l.. i.eis: il}l|asis WusIsyan unisersity
". II. i. Adams. urgsunt inelllbor Ut Gss1co
Eyr; uesat,,r FIR ChTyct Y; T. tiooawn: ,,a
Ciscsit. 4: i. Nsasntryut: llsrrtstowa. i. i,
!!Nndlo; lll!or1s, +. y. nli!1n; Lpe9!l, !: u.
f;S%s,',3 f%sS SSs snl; cso" sS5Sis; W;iSs;
sa'% sasS ns nS; A2psss1H% Hat1o; pnna
Xxx. :A'"f swsst; Noksms. s j. ". ceaas tsS'ny an'i
smter; Cerro t;orlt,, ". Z. i.,iccy; Lovlngtui,,
wsseyxa %sS ;crs;y % tss; sss zSsn; Spp si aSasi
| Qunrterly EUIsfercuee.
SprnxsId Dj*fiqtEw; ;!s + Prentice pres!ains
Srr,n.,ieid. sscorni Ghnreh. y. i. stat,how vs.;
anrinstIelA G!rc,;!, to bo sppl!St;, Mschat,ieS,
s : 1DSs%a Dss i IS saSis ssa sy
| DNniElEln: E1lnUnrE, Ifn Emerson;
, 1880-09-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

1.nSnoS. Sept. 2o.-'rhu steamers IIcrt!cr,
frAn New York. asd Lake Winnipeg, fron,
Liverpool, i,aye arrived 00t; alsu tho stca,Il.
slitps Celtic. Ssate Of lnttlana, Gen. Wcr<lcr,
niui SteInlhall. from Sew York.
NEW ionK, Sept. N.-Ass!yes',. stean,-
Ships bolls'n, froln Glnsg0w; Allema,.l,,
lunn 1lanburg; l'a1tic, from L!ycrpou1.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. H.-Ste,lllpr l'r,,sslaE,
frunl lsa!t!ntarN for l.tytrWlal. arrived III.
ti!y. SlID lust her boats, uayits, nll4 III head
Ut cattle.
, 1880-09-21

vosa reports that tho British Captain snnt to
Montenegro ANT Sc,,tArl has arrived Mt Sc1l-
tnri delivered his dispatches, ana summoned
tho Consular bodies tn rH1nnvr their families
t., ..lRce of safr.r. 'rilN weather Is hot and
sutry. and tho sirorro is coming Oil.
ANARCHY.
A Vienna correspondent learns that
attnrchy teiens III DneE1o. The Turkish
officials havn becn forced By tho Alhanfatis
tn leave tue town. lstza Tlslla has K0i,u to
Chpricn.
, 1880-09-21

.
DAvESpol.r, H., Scpt. a.-'The grain
elevator Ut king Il Curtis, Mt KELLOGG, IT,. q
station OIL the Chicago, Rock Island i Pa
cltlc, was destroyed by i'ru Inst night. Tho
elevator cost SG,0oo. a,lA $1,000 lad been OK.
pended In repairs. Its contents were lO.0Q
, 1880-09-21

6pteiat U1sIAttet II iAf CHitaoa I1tttsft
OMAHA, Neb, Sept. a0.--'Thn Nebraska
Staie FUR began hers l.I.tlay. There nre over
4.o00 rmtyrs. Thu exhibits of ugrlruIt,,ru!
products, lyo stock, and farming: :l,lsle Injury
arc ygsy larse alil complete. 7rhc attenti-
nnce trun, uu parts Ut $talu is uxi,ccteu to bv
very large slurinK tho week,
, 1880-09-21

The alarm froM lux til1 Mt 1918 yesterday
morning was enusetl by tho burning Of n
small frame catsage ut the corner Ut Scllu!er
alal Division strurts, owned a1Hl occllpiu.t ns
u dwelling by William Wax. TlIg structure
a1M contents, yalued ut S:Eo, wera lota''y de-
stroyed, Thu i'ro Is supposed to have bcen
r,l,,spd by Mrs. Wax c;1rclssIy handling n
l;orose,,e lamp willis under TIC ln.luuIlco of
itYnnr.
This alarl,i fro,t, I}t,x lit Mt II III yesterday
forenoon WIS CAUSED by tho bllrnlnH ~ u PIT
iilg Of petVr Conley. ijalllago trl'llnS.
, 1880-09-21
TURKEY,

AN lSsuIslEcrloS rEA,sEp.
1.0SnuS. Sept. M.-A C0ustaNt1nUplH cor
respondent says the Porte IL using It's utsssoAt
entleayots t0 ayol tic naval demonstration,
rs It fears Il gei.t.ral lnsurrcct!on should II
take place.
coNFEnEScE.
a dispatch froM t;rayosA says: " "After
the conferences ut the representatives Of tl.a
Powers aboard the British inall-of.wnr Alex.
andria, OF, tic lith inst, MI English Tap
tain left will, Instructions tn Interview tho
Prince of Montenegro a,ld afterwards 10 10
to Scutarl n1nl present 10 lltsa 1'Hslsa, tho
turkish commander, n formal tlel.,aRu for
tho surrender Ut DulctEnu within fur days,
Thls Is probably useless. ns tho Albanin,ls
are masters ut tho situation. aIul,y AE0llan.
uedan Albantnns IT the DulcIsno district,
who aru unxious fur annexation to Mun-
tel,uero, openly advocate tho deposition Ut
the Sultan. Meanwhile nothing cnn bp .nno
until tic Consular fAul!lles a1e removed 10 Il
plstcc Of safety.
Nl3A PASTA.
Tho Manchester Guardian says: "Our
HnKnsa correspondent tclegruphs sls f0lluws:
4 rnrrtgn Charge slAtIAIEes las Just arrived
here fro,n ScutarI, alMa llo says Klsa 1'asha
told tl'nI hi coNl.l nut allA would not curry
..lt ult ctsSlnn Of pulcisno tn Monteurgru.
!;isa , lasl'a ~ pot NJ 70 vla Scntatl for Dul..
Turkish troops IL ATTEMPT tho surrender ii
llnlr!Enn NILS trinl. liIsA rastln was ull
tl!e tIale living viii, THO Chief Ut The Alba-
plar l&astu ut ScntaFl. The 0bsllnnncy 0f
w Porte 4'Nl te determined nttttudo of tho
ilrltisll a1ll satlu 0t the ntller Powers ,uny
hna ;Y;. y i ths combined buckado Vi the Darda-
FRESH plFFlcuLrIEs.
CuSsrAsrISurLE, Sept. :a.-FrcsIl dill
sd FAINT.
, 1880-09-21

Henry Herbert Cralio ly4sl chlllless at
GtNfuA, D.. Until tlH Wna 0i. I4eu his yullH4
wife xaye eIssss' Il, twins. Thn h,yf.,s snsher
hired ln uf nllsL ut,tl marched through tim
Sll!aye lcarttlH \ lh!ntcr Ou wh!eh wis lnscsfbed
thu Mnru, "tiutory,"
, 1880-09-21
ls4ADWAI'S
Regulating Pills!
PERFEcr rUN0ATIvgs. soorIslNu APRIL
EN1d. ACT WITHOUT PAIN. ALWAYS
lELlAnI.E, AND NATUHALlk
THEIR OPERATION.


4 Vegetable Substitute for Caiomcs.
Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated wftA
sNcet Hunl purge. regulate. purify. cleanse. aid
strengthen. EAtlways Fills tur the euro Ut ri
disorders Ut the Stomach. Lly1r. liowels, Kid.
HeSK. uladt!et Nervous Discusses. fIcHtlteht. Con-
etIj,Atinl, CtMttSulexs lndIE.psti0n, Dyspepsia,
l!iliuAan,ss: Fever, inflammation Ut tho fowe!s,
lTltS+ mud I'LL arrangements Ut tho lntrrA fis-
CERT. Warranted To eHthrt n positive cure.
1urrly vegetable, Gul,tAtnlnX llo Mescufy, ultu-
erul. nr dclclcrlnus alrisES.
~ 0hscrru TIM tnll1Htng symptoms rcaultinX
frn1n Disorders Ut tho Digestive DrKans:
Cu,st inl nn, lnwArl Piles, Fullnu8s of tho
nltkal III thu Ilrad, .Autdlty Of tho st0tnHeh,
kA1lsaA. Heartburn. Disgust Of FNM. Fullne>s
nt weight ~ the Stomach, suur KrlctAt lions.
Eitlktnxs 0r FlHitrrinEs IN tho TT VI tho Bttl-
att. EwIn.EunR nf th1 Hunt. Hurried alt,d llA-
cult tsrvut4tnK, FlHttarihx Ut tho iIeart, Choking
0r sttttkAlIllK sensations when In q lying la's.
tlr.., ll,ta ur Woh% bDtura tho ss.ht, Forvr aud
1!nll l'an In tho tIuau, nuttcicnuy 1T perHpIrl-
tton. yelnwness pf thu skin mud Eyes, rnln IN
thb Hthu, Chust. l.tlnl*. ntl! sudden Eluahes Ut
g!eHt. ilurhIlsK III tho Flrsh.
d few d0*ea vi itMdwaytA Pills will FREQ the
System fFtau I'LL tfA ah'yu-nafnrst disorders.
lillt'E II CENTS FER box.
SOt4n ny NltUtlt}lHrS.
Read "FxALSE AND TRUE"
Serss q ritter stamp ta 4sAnSVAY g. co.,
Ntn NJ WAltREN'Sf., COR. CllUiiGlt-ST., NEW
Information worth thousands Will be seat
, 1880-09-21
Tho loss will cxcord 830, ,0Oo, with only S4,u0O
Insurance on tho building and 81 600 OH tho



Hrst&at l4spateh II 17ts tAlfHdn 1tiblnt.
Mif.wAu,sEE, Srrt. 1l-Tha rarrfagc
works Of II. Gallagher md u trtck:rrsfdenco
on Clyimnril street were partlally destroyed
by i'tu tonight Tho stock was saved with
ont ,lnmngc Tho loss On thu buildings
amounts ia about 81 ,000. Tho probability Is
ulat thu tfru WIS tho work Of MI incentllary.
, 1880-09-21

Of the American Union Company; u. Dorcn,
II New York; General Superintendent of
tle, American. Telegraph Company; +. II.
Tnhbs. Superintendent If thu same at CHI
in!rntlent of tlie Union l'ar!is Telegraph.
Company.
, 1880-09-21
Read 0FALSE AND TRUE.
TO THE PUBLIC,

Therg can be nc better g,Iarautev OF tho val,,e
Of lr. ttMtlways old VstaEtisAod Il. 1t. Il. Ietuu-
tiea Than tho bliao all4 thtvAs limitations VI
tAQn!: ~ thorc aEu False ltt4olyr1te, Helefs.
hut the na14a liaaHay" Il on what yYu IuY.
, 1880-09-21

ltAHnts1lrllu, Sept. 20.-'rlsa Republican
c0nferecs Ut tho Fourteenth. Congressional
District nominated Samuel +. I}arr for Coli
EfG33.
, 1880-09-21
Is suffering from fatigue md cold on account
Of tho recent ma1ieHvfrS.

LONDON. Scp. CA dispatch fron, Her
lin says: In tho election Mt. MaElebNlg for
tho t'rmXstan Parliament tIcrt i.askcr. Na-
slulmI Liberal. w;!s defeated ty .li"rr, Lsstr-
nan,. Tho hitter pollcd Ill alNl 14askcr III
rutGs.
AT Hanover grrat mcctlnG of l.ibcrn1s
passed Il hearty vote OF confidence III Herr
Vol Uenn[gsrn.
, 1880-09-21

HARTFORD, CoMu., Sept. 2l.-The Gree1l-
hackers Ut the First Congressional District
have nominated GEnr:o ". Hewitt,
, 1880-09-21

havo !o.lx prescribed tho Shakers' t;arsapa-
Jese.nlnh l1lnkc, ". D.. 0linautun, n. Il.
, 1880-09-21

NIsslAlck'A ct'sTUMs POLICY,
1sNusAEiR, Sept. W.-A t!tspntcl, from
Vlenha says 1'lsttMrck's customs policy cll-
counters great hostility there.
, 1880-09-21
TkAD1vAY'S IRI;ANY IaEL1EF.
DIR, RADWAY'S
SARSA APA RILLlAN
RESOLVEN1H,.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Changes ns Seen and Felt, ,s
they Dni1y Occur, Aft
er Using IL Few
DoHps.

l. Good Bp!rtts. .dlanppcnranco Of weakness,
in;t,T!nr t;. IT. nsn'coy, increase an hardness
!. strength incr:ascs. appctlto improves rc!-
iah Tyr fnt No mere sn.ir csuctatiof,s nt watrr
sccp, awaken frohh md vigorous.
D. iilMpp'Mrnnu., Of sFnts hlotchcs, pfmrcs;
&c sktn i:pks ~ cluas a n;'t healthy: tte Urine
frrcly tram iho binter through tho urciiss ss
without pnln q st.tldng; little or no sediment:
~. I: Marxci d'n'inutton ot quantity , M and fre.
'asns s;lre. :s insrc4:v:1 ..1unsth eshSt.n nis n
te sccrottnH Glands, md fdnot1on harmony n.
sssrs r. ,n9 ssxerai orKans ,',;,o =.
c',a9Es,i !I toS d sa5. !'v:Iy: md % al,hy sS"r:
nxs a%aa r. sa4ess Eli aso srcaf Ut S Il
exlMctt,rattng freely tho taIGh phegm ur Hlucl,s
from Tho f%iIRs, Mr. cells bro1lSlL or w!litlpIpc.
cough: general increaae nf strength ttrp!4iout
the systGtl; storrng1n nf nfRht*sweats and E!ins
anl , fes!nfF, f;. of w.akness afs',nd til. ankls',
Ghlls. seilso OF suf!scnt!0n hnr'l breathing ainl
m,r"sysn, sf cough 81 ly'nH down rr ar!siax d
!. Ks dSy aftor Gay ths sssiAIilttsArARl1L1AS1 /,
taken new s!9ns at ve,urn!ns hsM!4. VIII urpcnr:
IL seso .s WIFI @ s nd II I'll S orsaa aa I'D dHa "pra
deposits. nMlea, t,lt'0rH. G'l,tseFa. hard sanps,
e 9 ~ Ty awa s, ta nsod n"s
:. IN rsses whrro THO .synt,,n, hns been sa'i.
lln,atb l,nvc lcul,ntnttnl ana lrccsn, Deposited
in the tpslt.s, 1ointA. e!c causing cnrlcs nf tho
zones. rfcknis. apinMl clirvNtilrcs. euntortluna,
sAi'AilihLiXa viii rt.sose away Viii tt,uso teposi's ]
mud ortern.lnato tho virus Of tho disease from
y. II those who are tnstng theso medicines for
the cure. OF Chsonia, SHEofni.sus, or Syphi1!ttc
, 1880-09-21
FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AOUE cured for ffty cents.
Therc IL not remedial nst'nt III this w,ird that
VIII rn!e Fever al.a AEu atnl I'll othar Mnlar.
fevera f.ltte.l u liAi.WAY's PILLS 10 quickly
~ IlADwAY'S READY NEi.tEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE,
, 1880-09-21
CONSUMPTION

OF tho Lungs and I'uborcupus PAthlsts, Scrofu.
ln-SfphllulH Diseases Wnat!lg. Degeneration
antl U 1cGrRtEoM u tho Kidneys. Diabetes. Stup.
pAge Ut Wator Instantaneous relief nftDrlt-
whGto cntiietcfs hnve heeu used. thus tiuIns
Away With tho pnnfnt operation Ut using thess
fnht'1lsnantsy. dtesolviug Stone In tho DtadJcr
md In nll cnRcs of
inflammation of the BIad-
der and KidnGyS.
In chronto cnscs Of Lcucorrhna and Utcrin
dfs..nscs
Ono bntt!e contains more OF tho actiye prInc-
pies Ut Medicines than my uthor Prrt,ntuttoF,
Taken In 1easpnonfu doses, ,wIlio othcra require
live or six times M much.
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-19
JOHNSON COUNTY REPUBLE-
CANS.
A Vote Of Thanks for a Beautiful
Banner.

n ObS Oh AtSAAS AOE % DettubAA uA
Banner.
At a regular Meeting of the Garfield and
Arthur club of Key station, johnson coun-
ty, the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Our flag pole having been cut
down, and our flag stolen on the night of
the 10Th inst, and carried away, and,
Whereas, Master Robert Donnelly, son
of j. G. Donnelly, Of Tsylorsville, donated
another beautiful banner to our club,
which was presented by Hon. Il. r. Batter,
on the 18th inst, to the president of our
club; therefore belt
Resolved, That the Garfield and Arthur
club of Key station, tender to Master Rob
ert Donnelly and his mother (who so kind
ly manufactured said banner) our heartfelt
thanks for the beautiful banner which was
presented by Judge Butler on the 18th
inst.
Resolved further; That we will ever hold
in grateful remembrance this noble-hearted
boy and his mother: also, the other kind
ladies who showed their republicanism in
lending hand in the makeup Ofsaid flag.
! Resolved further, That this club will
present to Master Robt. Donnelly photo
graph album containing the photographs
oI II. II, Butlar, the officers of our club,
aHq as many of the mem bers as can fur
| nlsh them.
Resolved further, That these resolutions
be published in the Knoxville CHRoN1cLE
and that all the republican papers in East
Tennessee be requested to copy.
W. W. ADAMS,
Secretary.
Sept. 14th, 1880.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-19
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
PettIDone's Majority TO be 500.

rE JOHNSON CIPYi sept. IL.
Mr.. EDITOR: The canvass in this
district has opened with brilliant prospects
for the republican ticket, and l am conf
dent that this district will elect Maj. Pet!is
bone to congress by not less than l,5CO
majority. He is making lively canvass
snd Bob Taylor and his friends are becom-
ing more despondent every day. Garfield
clubs are being organized all over the DIS
trict and the enthusiasm has fairly begun.
At Tay lorsvile Garfield flag was flung to
the breeze on the day of ettibone's speech.
One will be raised at Erwin, in Unicoi
county, on Monday, Goth inst. ard one of
thirty feet in length will be given to the
winds, by the Garfield club at this place on
the 24th, on which occasion we expect enc
of the largest crowds thai has attended a
political gathering in this vicinity for
Years. SILK.
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national democrats shall participate
in the proposed primary election. In
relation to this amendment the com
mittee say we can not and will
not yield to any demand that would
place us in a position of abandoning
faithful allies, and we can not con-
cede that any mans democracy is to
be concluded by his vote in 1876, by
his previous political opinion or as
sociations, or by the fact that three
weeks before the election he should
not have paid his capitation tax,
which by law he may pay at any
time before the election. We pro.
pose to recognize in the PROJECTED
primary every registered voter
who by participation there
in should show a purpose
to support Hancock and English.
We now see no reason why any other
qualification should be demanded of
voters. Why shonld democrats wish
to place limits upon the membership
of their party? Why should they
not seek and welcome converts and
recruits 2"
The reply then goes on at some
length to apply suggestions of the
conservative proposition to politics
of other states, in connection
with national affairs, and says
our desire is to attract,
not to repel, others for Hancock
and English We have deemed that
to be the democratic work of the
hour. We have not supposed that
the political antecedents of voter
nor his color could constitute a valid
reason for rejecting his assistance to
our cause, and in this view we have
been supported by the chairman OF
the national democratic committee as
to the policy and duty of seeking to
obtain for the Hancock ticket the
elements of strength heretofore given
to the republican candidates. We
have upon this committee which you
have addressed and which is now re-
plying to you gentlemen who
did not vote for the
national democratic candidates at
the last presidential election, but
who are to-day active and warm sup
porters of Hancock and English
Was it expected that they should be
ostracised? We can not permit the
democracy of any readjuster, who
adheres to the platform of the July
convention, and supports the ticket
they proclaimed, to be challenged
and denied under sanction of this
committee. The communication
concludes: 'But this letter is not
written for the purpose of further
ordinations between our respective
parties, though the manner of youl
rejection of our propositions o1
the 10th instant made it necessary
that some notice should be taken o1
the reasons alleged for that action
It only remains to say that with anc
upon those propositions constituting
in our judgment, just, liberal anc
democratic plan for concentrating
upon one ticket, the Hancock ticke
of Virginia, we rest our case. The
conference seems to have developed
nothing more than the irreconclla-
bility of views over the respective
parties, and nothing remains to uE
but to appeal to the ballot-box il
support of our claim-to give voice
to the political will of Virginia il
federal as we'll as state affairs"
After this communication was de
livered to the conservative commit
tee, the readjusters committee ad-
journed sine die.
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MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me, Sept. 1S.-Five
hundred and ninety-seven towns
give Davis, 73,416; Plaisted, 73,O0O;
scattering, 338; Davis plurality is
416. Six towns to hear from gave
last year, Davis, 81; Smith, 81; Gar
celon, 210; a fusion plurality of 1877.
Deducting that, Davis will have a
plurality of 249, which is SO short of
a majority, supposing no further
gains or losses.
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Y, Nj. &. A. Reception.

The rooms of the Young Mems
Christian association, over the Knox
Vile bank building, was the scene last
night of a very enjoyable social event.
1t was reception given by the mem
bere to their friends. These apart>
ments, which have recently been
taken, are very convenient and ele-
gantly fitted up. They consist of q
general reception and meeting room, a
handsome parlor and two small ante
rooms, all carpeted and furnished very
neatly, giving them an inviting APP
pearance.
The attendance last night was very
large, crowdin g the rooms and COM
prising many of the representative
young ladies and gentleman of the
city. rhe exercises opened With mu
sic by Messrs. Tom Richards and VIII
RCZelIe, on the orgau aud harp, and
prayer by Rev. +. E. StuTgis. Tbe
folio wing exercises were then had !:
Duet, Miss Kate Dtaderick and Prot.
Tom DeaderIck; defamation, bergen
on the Rhine" Mr.. Sam DIVES; solo,
Miss Lizzie Richards; recitation, Miss
SaIlie ParB; SOLO Miss Kate Deaderick.
The crowd WAS Afterwards served
with refresh ments, ice cream and
cake, and, after season OF social il ter
course and ei jOyment, dispersed. J.
was very successful entertainment,
in all its appointments tiectipg credit
on those who had charge Of affairs.
These receptions were inauguTa!ed by
Mr.. A. B. Bixby, the Jealous aud de-
voted general secretary. They serve
an excellent purpose in attracting
the young people to visit the rooms
and tne service held there, from which
much benefit is to be derived.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar are now in
New York city selecting their fall and
winter stock Of millinery, fancy
goods, &c. Any orders accompanied
with the cash and left at their store,
81 Gay street, will be promptly for
warded to them, and receive their spe-
cial attention,
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