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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-27
SOUTH AMERICA.

PANAMA, March 26.-On the 9Th
of February, Chilian force of
5000 or 10000 men, with six hun
dred cavalry and plenty of artillery,
landed at the port Of Pacocha, 80
miles north of africa, and went into
camp. On the same day 5000
-Chilians occupied the G village
Of Viter, twenty miles south
of Pacocha, and commu~
nication- was opened between the
two camps. Two Chillan iron,clads
at the same time made demonstra-
tion against africa by sea, but were
roughly handled by the monitor
Monca Cupac, and withdrew. The
effect Of the attack on the ocean
was to keep Gen. Montero occupied,
SO that no opposition could be made
to- the Chillians landing further
north. NJ -
1t is believed that simultane Gus
naval and land attack will soon be
made on africa in force and the res
suit thereof is awaited at Lima with
much anxiety. The Chilians in
their present position can cut off all
supplies and reinforcements from
africa, and Gen. Montero's situa.
tion is critical.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-27
NEW YORK.

New YORK, March 26.-The
Tammany state committee met in
secret session at the St. Nicholas
hotel to-day. The executive CONS
mittee was authorized to name the
time and place for holding the cons
vention. The general feeling of the
politicians present seemed to be in
favor of the. convention. nominee and
utterly opposed to Tilden The
county members, however, advised
that the proceedings be deliberate
and safe.
Iu the suit Of E. S. .Dakln against
the Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific
and Denver Pacific railroads ct AL,
to compel q transfer of stock and
enjoin the payment Of dividends,
Judge Blatchford to>day' denied the
motion for an injunction.
The, democratic state committee
met at the ST. James Hotel. A
resolution was adopted that the
convention shall be called between
April 20 and May l, to meet
20 days after the call. No place
was fixed on. Charles X, Grannis,
of Utica, made a speech declaring
that it is we'll known to the friends
of Mr.. Seymour that he will not
consent to be s candidate before the
national convention. -
The spinners of the extensive
Harmony mills, at Cooper's, N. Y,
are on strike, and the weavefs to-
day held ameeting and threatened
to strike in a body Monday unless
the spinners, demands are lacceded
to before that time. Both sides are
determined, and are preparing for
long lockout. "a,
ALBANY, N. Y, March 26.--
Articles ], Of incorporation of the
ladies' cooperative dress asssocia-
ton, Of New York city, with a
capital of $250,000, we're filed to-
day. ..
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-27
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON. March pa dispatch
says: "The Augsburg Gazette
asserts that the pending trouble
between. Russia and China is cer>
tainly due to Eaglish influence at
Pekin. The Nord of Brussels re-
fuses to believe the report until it is
confirmed, but maintains that if
China should enter into q hostile
league against Russia, she will re>
ceive lesson that will cost her
Kuldja. England will have the new
chagrinAof seeing Russia strength
ened in her hold upon the frontiers
of China.v yAGasYAHsR3 sE
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-27
MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS, March 26.-The re.
publican anti-third term committee
has adopted a call for a national
mass convention to meet in st.
Louis, May 6, to the end that the
national organization may be per-
fected, through which proper ex-
position of the will of the people
against the principle of a third
presidential term may be secured,
with view to limiting by con,
stitutional amendment the executive
tenure. The call recites the patriotic
precedent of Washington and his
successors, and the declaration of
Jefferson that: ''If some termina-
ton to the services of the chief
magistrate be not fixed by-th cons
stitution or supplied by prac-
tice, his Office, nominally for
years, will, in fact, become for life. I"
1t cordially approves the declara> y
tions of the Pennsylvania state re-,
publican convention of 1875-also
that of New York-agaipst a third
term, and depreciatt the evident
purpose of a faction of the repubti~
can party 10 secure the recollection
of Grant, thereby endangering the
success of the party and threaten
ing to subvert the policies thereto
regarded as the safeguards of our
institutions. g 3 s5tlt4 ~ 1851
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-03-27
} By order of the executive COM
mittee of the citizens protective
(signed. J Z J JrSNrNas S. Cox,
w. N. G. RAILROAD.

RALEIGH, N. G., March 26.-The
bill for the sale of the Western
North Carolina railroad, which the
present extra session of the legis-
lature was called by Governor Jar~
Wis to consider, passed its third and
final reading in both houses to-day,
without amendment. The vote in
the house was SO in the affirmative
and 2l in the negative. In the
senate the vote was 40 for and 5
against. 1t is generally understood
that the legislature will adjourn
sine die on Monday next.
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New wooIen Mi,l at Maryville.

we u0ueIstAuu tnab bouto Oi tho GA
terprising citizens of our neighboring
town of Maryyille are preparing to
establish another wooden mill In that
town. w. Y. @. Hannum is now in
the eastern markets for the purpose
of purchasing the necessary machinery
and matersl, and 1t Is expected TO have
it in operation OF an early day. Mary
vile has already one wooden mill,
which has been very successfully oper-
ated for few years past by Messrs.
w. T. Psrham & Co., and 1t is one Of
the most successful and thriving busi'
ness interests of that town and'sur-
rounding country. 1t gives US pleas.
ure to give circulation to allsuch Items,
for there is nothing that builds up
country like manufactures, be they Of
what ever kind they may, aud what 10
needed here is that more of our idle
capital should be judiciously Invested
la manufacturing interests.
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Smith, Luke Wilds, Wesley Stewart,
Rufus Hicks, Mike MeGrsth, Cal.
Cook, J. Nj. johnson. Aldermen
Caldwell and Sullivan were appointed
teilers. --.f.s Or. t0 et--C
Hicks q received 7 votes on
the three first bplloIs, aud
was elected on the fourth, the
vote standing 10 to . for Waters. Mr..
Waters received on the first, on the
second aad 5Gou thlrd ballot, other
votes beiDg seatterlng.
Alderman Allison brought up the
matter Of rent for Fireman's ball. and
on motion OF. Alderman Michaels IL
was ordered that John Lynch be paid
Sl5o for the rent.of 1879. Z. s,..:....
Adjourned
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EDMUNDS UNWILLING.
Seriously Contemplating Action
that VIII Put Him out Of
the List Of Presiden-
... ..-. tiaI Candidates,
Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga
zptte

Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Ga
zette,
WASHINGTON, March 24.-Friends
of Seua,or Edmunds say that he is
contemplating, In case the movement
for his nomination to the presidency
should assume such proportions as TO
warrant any declaration on his part,
writing a letter or taking come other
formal means to express his un willing
ness to be candidate, or to be consid
cred as a candidate for that office. The
sudden prominence given to his
name In this connection Is wholly sur
prising, and he has been somewha at
at loss as to what course he ought TO
take, in justice to himself and to oth-
ere. OF course the compliment paid
TO him by the state repub lean conven.
tlon OF Vermont was gratifying to his
Ieeiings as an expression OF the esteem
ana c0nndence OF the people of his
own state, but the idea Of becomin0 a
candidate for the presidency has never
been seriously ~ entertained by him.
and he has given no encourage ment tn
the efforts in his behalf. The 4 fflce 10
me which has no alluripe attractions
TO him, aud he has said that on per
sonal grounds he would much prefer
the Office of senator TO that of presi-
dent. There is no reason to doubt that
he is disinclined to give any sanction
to q serious attempt to secure his nom-
ination.
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XLVI. CONGRESS.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March 26.

WASHINGTON, March &C.
The houce refused to dispense
with the morning hour. MN 'oH q
Z Mr.. Robertson (La said: Yester.
day he had voted for Mr.. McLaneIs
(Md.) proposition for the purpose OF
bringing Mr.. Townsend's (0) bill
before the house, Had he under-
stood aacertain decision of the
speakers, he would have voted
against the proposition, because he
was not ptotectionist. l2A1 4ls, u
Mr.. McLane l{Md)-By what
right does the gentleman give any
such significance to that yete? i
for one, utterly repel and repudiate
any such significance. There was
no such significance in thatyote. {
Tho speaker then proceeded to
call the committees for reports of a
private nature ,s7s ga Es rt q,
After long debate on the bill to
extend the patent on shoe-peg-
ging machine, the morning hour
expired, and the house, without act
ing on the bill, went into a commit.
tee of the whole on the private cal-
endar. The first bill taken up was
that for the relief of l.. Madison
Day, of Louisiana, on account of
property in New Orleans purchased
by him from the United States with
a defective title. va 1zr r~
Mr.. O'Conner Is. o. spoke at
length in favor of the bill, and Mr..
Hammond (Ga.) made long argus
ment against it.
Without disposing of the bill, the
committee rose and the house ad-
iourned.
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The Tammauy cr1wd have engage d
150 rooms ia the Burnet House at Gin
ciuna,i, 100 at the St. James, aud a
paIlor and few rooms at the Gibson
The headquarters of the regular or
Tiiden democracy wdll be at the Grand
hotel, In which accommodations have
been engaged for 200 pt rsons. Rooms
have also been engaged at the Gibson
House and other hotels in the neigh>
borhood of Music Hall sufficient to
ommodste 800 men. New York
evidently intends to be heard from at
Cincinnati
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CENTENNIAL.

NASHVILLE, March 26.-The ap-
preparation to be awarded to COM
petitive military companies during
the centennial exhibition having
been increased, it was last night de-
cided to divide the whole amount of
$2,500 into the following prizes !:
For the best drilled infantry COM
pany, 81 1000; second best, $500;
best drilled section of artillery,
$500; second best, $500; best
drilled cavalry company, 5000,
second best. 5000.
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THE EXODUS.

~ MOBILE, ALA, March 26.-The
Register will furnish tomorrow an
interview with s. Ii. Senior, a
colored man returned from Illinois.
He gives q full and sorrowful ac-
count of his brethren in the west,
and says their condition is worse
than it ever was in slavery times,
He intends to travel through the
states and warn his colored brethren.
He says the south is the best place
for his people.
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: MINOR DISPATCHES. j

NEW Yoak, March 26.-Thc
Steinways have also yielded par.
tally to the strikers demands, anG
the men are expected to. return. to
work to-day at an advance of ten
per cent on former wages. Hale
and Weber are now the only firms
who hold out in new York.
PETERSBURG, VA, March &c.
A bold attempt was made last night
to wreck the southern bound pas
senger train from the north, between
Weldon and Halifax, N. G., by
placing rails on the track. The
train was delayed an hour, but no
serious results followed.
ST.. LoUIs, Mo-, March &C.
Jacob Frey, SO years old, cut his
wife's throat about noon to>day,
and then cut his own throat.
Neither Of them were dead at last
accounts, but probably both will
die. The affair grew out of a quar4
rel about money.
COLUMBUS, GA, March 26.-The
Masonic female college at Lumpkin
was oeeos.sHyed esn HUed by fire on Thursday
Loss S20,O0O; NO inauYsuce.
BosToN, Mass, March 90
Capt. Gunny, one of the Oldest and
best known pilots in the country,
died this morning, aged 80 years.
He was in the fight between the
Shannon and the Chesapeake. &
BAYUNE, N. j., March 26.-fho
striking coopers Of the Standard
Oil company have agreed to resume
work tomorrow. "lE t
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A Good Housewife.

The good housewife, when she is
giving her house its spring reno
waiting, should bear Ia mind that the
dear inmates of her house are more
precious than many houses, aud that
their systems need cleansing by puri-
Tying the blood, regulating the stom-
ach and bowels to prevent and cure
the diseases arising from spring ma
laria aod miasma, and she must know
that there Is nothing that will do 1t
so perfectly and surely as Hop Bitters
the purest and best of medicines, See
other column.
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GEN. GRANT.

GALVESTON, TEX, March 90
Gen. Grant and party left here for
San Antonio, this morning, and
will remain there till Monday; ar
irving at Houston on Monday after
noon. They will leave Houston on
Tuesday for New Orleans, via Gal
weston. Gen. Sheridan and party
have left for Chicago.