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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-22
For Alderman.
81 XIII WARD,
SEVENTH WARD.

We are authorized and requested TO announce
J. W. FLENNIn EN- as a candidate for Alder
man in the 9Th ward, at the ensuing election in
Inr
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-22

We are authorized and requested to announce
P. T. MACKEY as a candidate for reelection as
alderman from the Seventh ward, at the January
election
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-22

SILVER PLATED WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AT THE EAST TENNESSEE
CHINA HOUSE. KILT,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-12-22
q. KOhlhase

Kssp. me Milraukee potslea Lager Beet. .
, 1880-12-27
CAPTURED CASH.
The 7Rcnyor Money Market nt tho Mercy
Of the UnIon Eactiic-,rho City Drained
Daily OF Currency for Shipment 10
Aft&n1tn.

of the UnIon Pacttic-,rhC City Drained
Daily or Currency for Shipment TO
Omal,a,
1a<uvr fCo,o, Utrut,teau,
\yhjln I'm 13cn,jjIcf,u n wnnl- non. UNA
,.,.'.s ~. u''..s. nN.ss asos W "A'
I'"kliaG '1s Investigations ol lho rnllrona ILL.,
positions III respect to OyerwelElts, tse IT,
purter had hIS attention directed to another
nhusn nf nowcr m thn nnrt NJ tIo ITninu
I,ociac 1l,nd vhio,, t,,onr,, not en ,ross r.,
:. "s'a. .sosa' "n'e!', '"uue" NV ou eiuHe IA
Its manifestation, was even of greater lMpor-
tnne0 than tll0sD t0n mentioned; for 1t bore
In 1t the menace OF financial crisis. n1lll of
cn,,sen,,rnt cn,n1ncrrtuI drnI.1ocl,
~ 49,, nssnrt..S I'' ,,,r,ot t1,nS TIN 1,,,,,,,
~ ""2 n'9o',o"' ~. cnset' n''t NV on'on
racine ltaaltoau combination WIS 'tatly SHIP
ping tn Omaha all tho moneys COLLECTED by ita
nrnnts III thIs State. or. fiji IfBu of shipmeut
,,os ,,.,,nn.urr trn,n ~, hnnb. ~ i,",,wnr
wa .,'n .s;''., ut ~ 49,. ''..,t
hl1a utAer to!olauo Io!'its Ile "tnuA1ie ot ex-
pressngu that would hnvu TO DO pald by tllem
OIL thu money 1t shipped hero from Omuhn.
The smhtoet wns nj sucl, a ,,ntnrc M In m.
a,,Iro nnr.,T", owomtno,ton n,i r"v,,~ ,,,o,i,,
l"'to I4"i eN''",'.s,'o''' ..."' ""s ".s "''to
tHat oxhnlillAlin!l, tAo itcptttcttH lGols JtlSt-
itet! III Elslns Iho llalser tne phoIlclty WHICH
u MesoFves..
=, Iha NiAnMnt q money colleeled ual!y III
llelver ntsu Us tributary ponta IL, nf enllFses
yAs!Anlg. DaIt ~ est!lnnt1 De from s3oUO TO
S.1,UN n Denver nloho ls not fur OUT Of the
way rms money. under MI 0rdcr from
O!nal,a, " !irSt aent to tlie pel!yer aEGmt, by
whom IT is deposited II tnD VI tie Dulyor
h1nks, wnlc!! actS ~ the GnI1eadp Ii clearlng-
, 1880-12-27
Tho New Republican Governor Of Ten.
neAke1s

-, Alvin Hawkins, who WIS rooontly elected as q
Republican 10 bo Governor Of Tnnnpskee, his
plurality hoinR u 0u1, md W whose efforts secin
To bo mainly DUO the fact thnt tho Republican
vote IN that State wins Increased from " Uu to
lH,n ~ u inan about whom go ltttu IL known
ut the North TINT a short akGtoh Ut his onreer
canIiut fhll to he 1ntGrGHttu9. lie Hna hnrEi III
Kentucky tn 1871. and when he WIS years Ut
age rclnoytN! with his paronls 10 TennuRseG. It0
bus lived IN that btate ever 6lliee. Like many
Nn0thor dlstin8ulahed c!tizun Ut this country,
hLs early Year, w0Eo filled with the 1nRny hur.i.
ahfps peculiar to the lf0 Of a poor farmers s0n
DuGnru hts tenth yGar ho WINS nblly0tl to work
hard for his t1y!nY. und, Ia addition to lnb0ss
Oh tho furm uuriuR ths dAy, he Nns, br-
cause of tho Io teoGIu heaith Of bis lnotl,et.
work of tho. household at night. whint
education ho 1htn.ned ut this t!lno was litcT7lIy
pekel up tn tho co.nmon SCHOOLS hot Of a nuw ana
progress ia hta studies thas Sefors l hs 'IaI LaI
reaUhod tho axa OF munhooA ho was himself
abu to teach school. thoroby securing money
sufficient 10 support himself while preparing tor
tho profession ot law. In l8t3 h0 Was admitted
to tho Bur. md seon nftcrwafd b0camo promi-
nunt III tho oil WhlK purity, and closcly llentt-
tiuh with tho l,0t!tica Of bis county nnd subSe-
nuuntty Of tho entITa State III laEI ho served
with tho Tennessee, Legislature, ai,t III tle uyur.
memorable Presidential canlpnIyn which pro-
cteci tho wnr Kninea much distinction aa
0tlu OF tho Eluutora On tho llcll-Eyerctt
ticket. Subsequently, he used uvsry influence
at hts command to pruvent the lsebelli0n
and tho uttack Of the South upon tho life Ut the
Nnuon. Since thUn hU Aaa twice hocsl topdorud
Judveshipd !n his 6tato, but declined. Later.
, 1880-12-27

hnwever, he atrrptct1 position III, tho Supreme
innc nftd IT tho l'rst judicial election hc i'll
nlrht hn WINS aYn!n hy tho propio called IL occ,i-
ny tho position which ho Ind prcvnl''y hell by
appointment. Tho cnmpniYl tnntn by Hor.
linwkIna iunt prIOr tn tho inst election. WI. one
Of tho inOat inastcrIy, energetic. ntr1 nhtirlnY
nvgr knnwtl In tho Sniith. lie fFIlAly Hvtcnttsl
portion of his NtHfc. md. though entirely With
t,.lt aid from tho Nurtf1orn Committee. sitcc"eti.
ed Il, occurring his wn election; rs wGti NJ nidIng
mnfHlBrs nf Ean9rGss, n Rnsn nfstwU and n
largely Increased number Of Hlato fennt0rs aad
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. .
, 1880-12-27

ever Is not Thus taken by tho !'nnks ls packed
SUI Unsr H!1f M n'X aXrs"stanc s9; si IF s az Union
Yer money market. Wien Tic i!nnk wllich
holds the rnllrnnl tnp,iey was asked tn lend
tnx ffFeeS s fnY 20 Gsr Ms st t ra9 co @
panty exact4d' the tax from It Just us fro,n
other banks. According. 10 this tho rail-
road allows It's nwn depository to ilsc
ss sasas sysht q v, ea. a,F y S ot 5qn IL e a
. the othcr r1''l q the i!nc. AnutneE illus
tratlon of The lnilcxIbiliiy Of tlie Union IN.
4 Gs sese 4 5ef"; f sse1 !" t sy sS Il m osa st t ex
changes even wflcn the Kin GrnfNle askcd
the lilo t;ra1Miu 10 tllp unlon l'acitc. Oh nc
sonnt No ct tl.s heavy outlay of tho tornHr Gn n
currency for shipment 10 Omaha.
;, rhs aepgsitory Of the Union Pacific, at
Omaha Is tic Omaha Nntlonni bank. What
sontraet & Or wl,pt So''neeti4n, the rai!.onl m
formed: but true 1t y that the currency
shipped from here 70 Omn!,a Is shipped 10
the Omaha National t,nnk, When the Den
yer banks run short. they can r.. the money
Wien, however, tho Gn}oM Pacific, III its
turn, happcns to owe my clnlm to n Denver
banl. tlle payment Is lnatte: by check on the
U'nalin NaIloha! na1H. anu the penVer ontlK
SH. Mmssa!e iuf Wy gosp ~ cp!teetsn!!'
W. ,3aose y e1 Ssh.''s ~ ~ Ms w.
S shnt t,. III @ inYnf rot u an y, IL ~ MMG,ry W.
t,lnt s u,9niM 9 u0es psu,t Nv 1l'e cons'a"t eA'
pe1sSe IT, Vi Ustve. ,a Is III l. 'ncti ,., -. a.,
ho Goihplencnti rMny tMe TnolM'i{ oh tne
!'.iEn.n, IT,, sSncsea W tte unioi. incM!c ~
sslts a..fi. ,snst ne rMeh''cseM t!lat tsle
rtet'ts, ,.mt ~ 9ii5 onE, nt leum!lss ~
ElIMs k.l"Mivtee H. 81 usItl!HGGt!c ~ leuuce T. ~
SeMtl5 Ins. 4HG iMcnE ESnIuss fuul.
Et,a5 G5"aKu W a. .sta.siottihs m n1ey @ lFu!a ~
tse,a..i -, * ,.i.u ~ 49, n, " EsaEy - Gts
EHin puic. af In' ctHnEG' ", s. .'s t';hS' n ,t'
witno.t s|GctMl cnm,sactr = ~, Sw ~ pcf S!,vV.
~ NJ rat. T. \, ~ INV ., I'M ~ ine W ~ s", ~,
axrrage ,,,n raf.. III Il Snn"siIf,i, ~ r ~ c,nt ~
S1iv ri the @ ,,a af y sho ,,ta =" s W. c. @
,,t o,,,, ~ ,,o ~. ~, H." m " ~, tea ',..
H. W. t ,..s3 ID ...t
a,,. s..u. ~ ~ y, nF 3," - T. ~
a. a., ,a" ~" ,1', , tMS - " ~ Ia,,, LILY H' t
T., otSnr tto1 .,e,,Ts. - @ ~ wv W.
ntn, - nEns thn orstanr ~ ." ..t e'.,s "
unru1H uruI"H a., - ""of0 A'o '"'."'a1s .s"pS'lse u
p!h.iK. ~ I'K,-,,,<, H., ,.,,t,,,,., .. . t,o,,,,o,
ar,o T., r,nnr,t sv ~ Hi ,,,,n e tt
Ii,.th,, y tGIs"" " ''S 'uhct y. ,h t',e
f,iun frmiton ,,niM' ,aGiM' - n,.''s 1m,s:, 4nS ts
a,,9,n in.o . e". .iin,s ,,,, on, coz
nG dG'tct ~ nfS}3 c"sur n,...o, ,."'i ~ H.
~ u Gu!g.ps ,. 1 culiHs iss ~ l.,,s H. III w
r''af ~, Wiz o'ui ams w NY ,.E ILL.,
10y. aunV ctn ttT ~ rtGc r. Hsu.'eu aLu ac%Mtu!'u.' % '
nay NY Hv' ~, ~ spPeH y i., WaM. 1nu itr' ,i,,,s
s,1,iE.S ". ~ ~ M, iu ~. .ns
I.. ICpctein r. " ~. ~. M'y ..n!u OIM. hlsts
HiI.s, ~ ~ .. t1v ts1 ue cu.res tetei .Us
, 1880-12-27
TIE JEWISH HOSPITAL,
Liberal Contributions Towards Its Con-
ptEtton.

-. .
Liberal contribution Towards Ie8 Com.
rtnt1on.
Jur7,,ont "a n cnli iesue,, thrnrp}, the n,nlIum
Of uriyato circ,,1ors nv sho iInI,o, I'c,ra,v To-.
llct Association, + meeting of Jewish citizens
was held ycstcflay afsernoon at tho Sinai
nm "vnu,a ~ ,hn ,,,,,o.m - so..t.. "".
wv. as:.ue' .ot u,u p,fross ~ ~ oevle'oa "asa
md Hcnta to rn!ae funds sufficient TO complete
and furnish tho Miclacl 1s,sso" 1fospltal, pt,
Twonty-n,u,h etroot, tl,o construction Of which
building was cou,,,,.nccd nl,out iva ,nur,ths
tiKo. In Tho Will OF tho !0to M!chae! l|ccso Il
wins provided that s.}oIUU OF tho fortune left by
hn.,ytni h",3nr ana .is,' ,hat an sIdt,.onni
III .sa .h",, ~ ~ wv: to: .nL H. e. ; M
tnn%non rnn'e ~ ~" ~. ~ h,, ~ f. k " tas
hiG h,xn ,.n ~ u .,,a.itH ~ ~ ~ T,.,t,, tg Ji1
nt,1 nnnna % Tho ,,,,ii'ii,,1 % wh,nh - t.n .;
in, ,.lr rv,f lIr tf,n rat ~ rnTf tmnnfh h,tt II
, 1880-12-27

liuttur III sununor sells for Is to 10 conts per
pound, antl ~ winter U cents or more: Milk
selling IN ALPINE tor ~ cepts ERsa soli for Us
to 10 uuits .lo2cll, a1ld chekuns FOR rs conta to
q each. Flour sells. att e @ ccnts; pota.
Il to il; huns. Il q s; fseah pork, u; " vcnison, ia
70 10; antelope tho s..,lo, ilay soils from lid
io; III al,d a ccri l tae sa,"o. % cano roos 1 arc
EIg9.titul, md 9l"lt g. pr cont hlghor thAn in
chlcnRo. uuHl l'itr!l'l,g Gun ha bad at from s5
81 per dny for man; n1.l tho tvcry-stablos tho
fs9h, for GorsS. g Ts pSSy saH 9.d,' no
80 L, I'D. Latore,s IN nsnss sot Isl to
g per. dny a'l'l loard. CArpentors got
y - taHl a;a boar! i, theMaslycs: iseiltoad
.'!snts oil ltdca aro usually worked BY contrart
at from *l5 10 SIS cich owing to tho nature of
far ns y ss fest 60 oe coss m ' t.
tott! whi6 a erss tnnnol would oost FROM 40
e ti5, according 10 tho hnr.lnoss Of sha ruok aud
nA.aY rhinuSa soils for 10 rents aud II in groat
70 .yss sI to peor =, IL i,ia Wiz i lived coso
'a,s tho Ssa set!noatal iaates e Eastsr. hum,
vUl0 III ColorMla-whoa thousand Dlt-
Se aayeosssa Elections IL ono syos u hsa
u tho stusSs broke over tho llnos to vote
for aSy Eha aa sS
AN0 tiHotnQ9tt p+AtA ~ y hJt!lNutuk4l4 9DEF4kAT{
et tho lnturtur That he, pttkil, thinks wh!ta
American cltlzan Us good Us i savu9e Indian,
shows tho sentiments ct tho pcoplv OF Gotornd0
in rGtGrenrU tu thuse gISlXB outlaws. Tho Gov.
etnnlcnt tocds aud clothes them, and furnishes
entity TOR tho sn!o pnrln'su Ut raIdn4 whito sci
tlufucnts asld killing 'n!r own people. II thUy
must lo supportti u idIcue:s, why not ,znlore
them tn soIlIe ur thu Eaatern States au,org tlolr
friends, whore tho cost fur transportation "t
ynnplr; WI og e9a,E,an!tsely, @ ,othtng E snd
than onc-ilalt tho present coat. SavaKcs and
outlaws III our uwn ptopIc Aru Kept IN pent:cn-
tiAres and jaiis MID made tu contribute 10 thulr
own suvuort. These sAyagus lu tho suluo WY
, 1880-12-27


TIiE Tifll.IjNI ilIsANCIL 0ErlCEs:
tn oitnER rn AttUMstnDATH ouh N''NEll-
i pAtr1nA throughout thS Glty, WI have fstat-
lAhcd 1jmnch Offices in the different n!slson+ -
deAiRnatsd bsloH. where uay9rtt.enicnts vii! b0
Unlce, and will IL rncsvNl unit! . Dcluck y. III.
SOUTH DIVISION. -. -.
Il. T. slMMs HoosAsIlorA uud stationo.s. TT
TN NuntY ssac0.I,1-*t. .--.
v; tiulAlt1. Mtuaa!st. tts cottass Hrovs-av,
IL II. TUCiiAtAS, DsuK1isi, corner rhsrty.usst and
WEST DIVISION. ~.
JAS. 81. KtltKLEf \ 20, Nrugg!ats, III South
Ilalstea-*t, c.lrngr Hf Ahhlna.
ri; "A; 4. r4ru1NHuM, N9.*dcaler. statloner, oto,
Til. uSNiCiiaES, Druggist, ~ uluo Islund-ay,
IL. I, Iifl,HtGis, jewc1or. ncwsdoslsr, and Fancy
GYDds. ~ l.ak9-sts cornne "A l.!naN'ln. .
H.. r. KRAFT, druggist vi Wvat Madlaou-st. cor.
nor f'Autlh4.
AUGUST JAct,EsON. Druggist, Il. North llaisted
NORTH DIVISION, - ..
L. HuttL1NOljAN Il Cu, DfuxHtsla &n North
cless;st;, II SYrnss !,,ylstTn n.,,n<..
Llljis ". il. NEE1lE. Printing nnd. Advertising
Agent. Nuns ana Stationery loIol III +. DIrlst0n-st
, 1880-12-27
AN ITALIAN SCANDAL.

---- --1'.----------
AN ITALIAN SCANDAL
-
Fahf'Ionah1o Circle. Excited Over Rc-
Ci,mrucI viii, i,lmeEtnaitlre Ti,c
Sint,,.isr r,".nt. .s,,',s ~, 1;,,a~n.c,na
w..4s'.'.. ~ ~, M.,.', """ "''A p'e'0A
FLOnHNCE, Italy, lice. ia criminal trim! Of
20 remarkable churz,etnr hns }st l,cun finished
before tho Assises OF Florence Tint il merits tho
htIcntlon even III your AmeF'casl Fcahcrst pnr-
tic1llarsy as It Affects tho htRhest soclhl md
cites society acuor1,jy. Tho crime itself. pro,,-
a,,,,e ~ ~ ~s .,'s ,n.,
no.y' 's V'fuaal|y unknown IN hmcraca' A. 1east
conceivable 1t, nny Htclnt circle. In ibis instance
IL came from m tnconcoiynbo aunr,cr. md
struck at very btxh game: wl'i hr!eily sivo
case to tho as,on!shment OF tho public Al lnrpa
" sonma aus ., uncossm 1,,a ".'tacasImo ,'ts ,.sa
eiFananaaGntot o. II, etmemt nakGr OF tns M
most ars,rnte % tocIntya,"t aI.ti iotw ti sco ' wns WA
peIstecMut pt ~ az Mnont mGus Et!1itlrns. Hrlt!,R
most iAss!oi'ato letters. following her "ntIyer @
!,or husband, and hinsclr unless sh'' !ls,oae to
ny atsmt III ~. st. ~ sL s9G wsls onnpoileIt 9p %
cm tat y" ano nco T. no!p H. ns o. s1is nHasst
erna a,'a arrestng tho writer ot ths letters; WIN
rro,,tn. " M w yuaMR tn. 'F0t @ H' 's,! li m
Woy cTsxe aeetHfn y s @ "1 ssa. R,s III" III
fen.vcs sook n!tn hoinc ana this trouble ea,t'1
70 ~! ~ Gna, W. on!y TO .,i ne soon snGcee'!n ~
s 10Th %i jnMe st the post,nn,! bIu,sh, hcr M
not ssna ,q sho a.,rt,s e ESe!!n! csnr1 In
.' tr i,t ee "ou esii sey S 10 nGf hs,
r. nS1 IT., -, IT, tMl Ma IL % ~ a
,hcia IN 'aS rH reit" diving s III ssar to
Mot nusnana ~ fHa'!. tnoy iImnenlatGiS placen y
, 1880-12-27
Advantages Of tho Country "a Hoalth
and Pleasure Resort-Gams
and Timber,
Prices ior Various Articles Of Necessity
Feeling on Tho indian and Silver
Questions.
Gater.Sponts, SnowSlllts, Sunsets, and Smoke.
Stencs- -Clitagoans with Coleralon
Interests.

sa...,,.,.' ,so t',,.I.,ana .,t "",',,,t,. ~ '.'
.e"..s sau u.as, "a ~. ~,
49,. sta,,a. a,',.. -, ~ ,o., a.. ~. ,e.,, e
NV ,t,",,,s,, ~, ',,,.a ~" ',>. ~,
t,. ,s,I",.au -, % ,.,,n T., ~, ,',t,,,n
,.,,.,a.. ,,nra IL, r,os,tn,s ~ ,ha n,,,,,,rs ~
t ~ :. sa.' ~ -. ~ ~. .a -. . ., 49,,
M.s ~ 80 49,. r..,,s ~ s.,.' ~ az 49,. ,.'
n ,oi,a,.s ,,,, h,s a.' ,,,sr,s ~, ~ ..s.,',rn
I ',,.an,.,s "n "a,n ~ W.. s.o,o nv ,u
.. ss'mo rn..1' .ooHe esoe' w.,oa
.y & " ~ stIs.o. nans,ne raasr H. n,,,.s, ,,as
o. ,,,,,o .,h,n,, n,. ~ ~ ,s,.o, .h,. ,'as
~ ,,",. n,,d s.n,,a ~. ,,n,., ~. t.., on,I.,
,"hin,, :. H,s ,n,,,t, h,,,,o H., 49,, o,tat,. H.
.a,,,os Il ~ r,f,lt,. vii, 'u ,,nn,,.t,
49,, ',aoo,.n.s "''" - ''"s"''' 'As s'"'''
aao ''e''.'u :, ,,r,,, ri, -, r,,u ~
,. ,.., -. ,a.9 -. ~, ~ @ .. Mu' ,.,
- ru,,, iro,, ~ norn,r r,,ns w., o,1,, ..an ,.
~ hn,r t,,o sanc ~ .t,iar ~, an.,o,',a
a,.or,. n,alt,on r" ,.,o,.. ~ Tho ;,.,, aa,.,sn.
~. ,o ,,,,,. s,t ..as ,s rr''
,,,n,,o, ~ .,~,u,, ,,,ro. ''N~o'' ''o'> ''''"'o'
~, ~, .,,n",,a 49, ,,~'. c,,,...,, .-, <
,oa, oro; ,.h,n r. trno frn,,, as..,,,a. ,";s. ~
sIah j., s,,,.n, rhase ,.,,. ~ ,nS.;, ,.s,s...s.
nnta ,,aIc,tt. sr ' w e.a,. =, ~,
,ns 49, ,ora ~. tss,,;s I'LL -, s
t..r n,ri,,o ~, a,n,,a, stn, at.hn. ~ ,..,a,,
"a n con1 fnI,cn,,on' 1.ho trn ,un,. hn t,,,I ~
r.a,sas - .s....s ,.sx,,...., NV ..'.ss " na -.
staa,it,,a a,,,.a.nn sup!Jt , sM.ss, ",
=. a., t,,.. nuus "uutt o.o"o.', m'u
sometimes more than 100000 to tho ton. Grit
may 10 nearly tho color OF rcd brick l|tlst. md
soft. witho,It rrt. iu,ltcuttn0 n cnr,onotn ~
in.1 ,.',"iI,. III, T., .,,,,". e"'"o""'" "
pcstt'' heun'5 ticu III shtcF' ..... .
No two lodes or veins aro nike, and tho rnric-
tics Of ore nro MS numerous ns tho Iotlcs which
thrnseIrcs nro niuu,t ns humorous M ,ho atnro
IN ,n ,c.v"ns E"ttt." .,,"ns ~ n,a,,. -, uu IL.
~ "o ,.l, N'on0' "t'o s'4.ei - "ouut Hs s'to
NJ tellurlun., both OF which Aro Seldom
found and usually in small quantities.
4 pIccc of tnllirflin1 ,vci,hinp flrtv.ttrt.,
,,,,r,Is ori anil ~ ~ ,r,,,s e,.,,, N ~ .i,.
u',a n",u " ~ "oi.n uuunt s4oo'v' t"kun
from tho lias8lck Nine. Is cinisncd to bo tito
largest cvur discovered. Around Georgetown
ol,tp number Of tniucs y1old tcl1urEu,n. Nnt,ve
~ ~ 49,. s,I. ~ ~, ,..a.. . H. 1,t.s.'o "
W naI., s.1'et @ 'so'easnoa oeeutSo II G!!ta aRo
rlceo OF norm IS founu ut Silver Gun. In tho
l0nclnn 10y, CHI, anu flntll Fcrtta ollcs; IN tho
Lewiston, III tho Tumoht District, and othnr
places.
avn .o,,ot,,,oa ~. ~. " ."sn.,'a,. ,,. ,,,,
ere so'nctisneS e.'a, VI Klnyasn co!ot; anu arg
arc pookcty. Their yntuo wus never known tn
m 1eudy,ljc cnrtmnates wore ]Jscnycrca. since
~ As1""'''e e"a op'"t~o "e'V o.oeos u1S"' o'ASS
, 1880-12-27

sln$s IklU W1OlU EjD ~ h1ntsOr Htftit nffpNn
noru tlIn 80 ''''' ~"'"p
FIFTY MtSxs pA,.rt.y ,,gyrforgp.
tts mr. INV ~ nrn yeit,s 9,,' tt" XIV. @ t"fnty
o,iirrs ur sI1yrr asr m: f,,ct ,yo g,,, ~ i ~
itp,s nt iGaviie " " III, nrmsnnt M" rnio 'as f
ts ~ tn,, ,,rt.,,.rr Whit 4 n.e IT. y" HWY ~
yIoI1. paSIii WV NV" ,'cvc ~ n,e "S 'a"e aor 10
iitt,n Ittts;,r.l o, s ~ ,vtr,, n Infysollto ana
Of tho psxkc.s a1 murni il, ,si,, a,isi tho st.
VT Y nFK aKc ~ inc !Fre ~ anor ~, k 10 NsM
tl,o prlca of ali g,nM tnnir t,rUpnrty i,c}nW ia
"sSan ,ai ~ t!m,1t 'n ,n'HTt t}9 Gnsry which Il a.
linz II nf. xef, s linz ink tnu ,!r1s*,,,is nro
to 0 ro!t, ii tic mountains, Viii, as no f1,scy
nt, Must ilu iii wtrt1 III wnrk ~, nn, VAIN
every ycnr. ~ .inyc"r ,,rti,cry o,1o us" az I hs
n{,x Mats = wan! n, IT, rs'1!rs e itm s@o sioS
il, with linn ntmo,Int snn,t ~, ~ tho 1 t,rt,r n ~
Now york ;x,tMsists wo,Ii INV ~ trorm e siyc
3,0U.nN ior tic inlt.,,. T'1tn san," cnn5tniIs.s
would not b,Iy Tho nour feln,y's 1r,,st,tnt fT
neselof''hont. Hut tito thcrcaso III tho ycld will
10 n..r,,.,, ,v, ,,xsr,xn
II docs not require ,,,tctl lcyeiopncnt to lie.
tcrinnc tho ricitilcss Of tho mine; but to put IL
nsss fnap" .Sn t. mike t to ,a tho o.
htiit md SHIFTS, tunnels, an cuts tn1tlo 50 TINT
tho ofe ,, Sa b. stnpe iio'smy machinery
uN s!tha tll@IHI GtlAeb.
These fAeis-thu prospects, rs n rtIlo nh beng
IN tho lnntts ol rour prDsVcctors-AccOnnt fur
M1lUther tnct, which ~ lint III all tho grcnt San
.iIan mining country there is hut ono reduction.
wUrkA lit operations -ErOuks', ut I.ako City. Two
1t OMray ure tto. IT. MIl tlIo u!lnntton, believe
for tho wnht Of lGnt 1rcs. Tho ono 0t Iron City,
~ ChMlk Greek District, nnar It. Elmo, was tif-
fs11 III ScIltoinbrr hut cntld not rot ore etljl,.
eient u krnp It running, mil hence It did not
atart. Tlo,; i,Up1 to stnrt III tho sprlng emily,
Anl not shut tnwt. Tho reduction. works 1T
Silver Clilr. two stump tt,,lEs md two smeiters,
bayo run al'ite constantly; md tho cnmn umnst
unito-snity sttgtnNflHf ~ tho ErgHtrst hulnll1g
Of thgNgu IN iiNw tho third IN the HtntU. Tho
New Flntn FGNlc eiMit-iniil is ready to start ns
soon rs they Gun get wMter, which ,nity ho pro,
vitled by this tlNc. T1oro IS no lnck OF ORC for
tlost three stNMp-mtl aud u tozcn othorS II
they wcr1 built.
AT Leatlvlllc, OF tho forty furnnccs,
hut TwENTf.stx wERE IN OPERATION
Mt Inst uccu,lnts-
There Ia needed srnptor aud n Btn.np-m mill IN
tho Tu1uichi, because tho tres cn.lIlUt 6e profit
nbly sl!ppcd. 4 stninp.tnllI Or tiyf, uro nuctcd
ut Fitkii Or Dtit, CITY, to work ROld Orgs there.
Ruby, Crested IIuttc. and GuthIu Mil no ;tniiGt
Sum bg supplied. Coucrnt rntipn- works nro
tleGdod in nc,srIy nil the cufnt1st Thousands Of
TONS Of uro nro thrown ovnr the dumps and
wasted hcci,llse tho gr,ltle ID IlttIc too law to
t,..n t.s,,a
, 1880-08-01
THE COUNTY-BUILDING.

THERE were nineteen marriage licenses issued
yesterday.
JUDGE ROGERS fixed the bail of Martin Kraatz
the man charged with killing his brother, at
5000. He is still in the Jail.
Ed Cross, who was indicted by the Grand Jury
for disturbing tho French picnic at Hyde Park,
pleaded guilty to the charge yesterday, and was
lined S150 and costs,
THE County Attorney was engaged yesterday
the purchase OF the Norwood Park toll road.
in conformity with the action Of the Board on
last Monday. Tho County pays $500 therefor.
YESTERDAY the Grand jury turned in the re-
residue. During the term there were 1C3 eases
heard: or these, ninety-five were returned as
true bills. ,si1ty-two rs no bills and SIX were
passed to the next Grand Jury. The Indictment
for murder against Martin krantz was changed
to manslau9hter. The visit to the Jail resulted
in report that it WAS in good condition. The
Jury was discharged Yesterday afternoon.
TIE County Board of Education met yester-
day morning at III Randolph street, Il quorum
present. Bills to the amount Of $:ss9.i: were
approved The M matter Of beating and Lighting
on Finance The same Committee was instructed
to prepare an estimate Of the expenses Of the
of the Normal School was ordered inspected. aud
the Secretary OF the Board was directed to pre-
pure quarterly statement Of the condition OF
sented to the County COMMISSIONERS r
THE Joint Committee Of the County Board
met yesterday afternoon in the Merchants
Building. The firm Of O'Bricn s Co., who took
the contract for plaster1ug the Court House ut
$40. put in claim for 81 600 extra, cluim.ug
that the delay and the increase in prices, to-
gether with the fact that the Board required
the work to be finished by Dec. !. warranted the
demand made. It was discussed by the Com
mittee. and thev finally decided to Recommend
TINT the firm be allowed 5000. Architect Egau
was on hand with his plans for the proposed
sidewalk around the new County Building, but
tho matter was not brought up. After the
transaction of some minor business tho Com
mittee adjourned,
In the Criminal Court yesterday Herman
Limberg, indicted for 1nanslaughter, withdrew
his motion for new trial, and was sent to the
Peutentiary for one year. The following
sentences were also imposed: Henry Wilson,
larceny, one year in the Penitentiary; Albert
Aeifner@ larceny, one year In the Penirentinry;
john Rosden. alias Kane, one year in the Peni-
Tertiary: James Hantey, burglary, one yeur in the
Penitcnttary; The Grand Jury returned seven
teen indictments, and were discharged. Louis
Cook, Thomas Ryan. and Frank Gordon pleaded
guilty to assault ani were sent to Jail for thirty
days each. The following small tzlscswere dis
posed Of: Thomas Powers, petit larceny, fifteen
days In jaii; Fred Znrger. larceny, ono year In
Reform School; Robert Schultz, larceny, six
months fu the House OF Corrections Charles
Weber, larceny, SIX months In House of Correc-
ton. ~'.- .f
, 1880-08-01

Royalton, Mich. Willle r. youngest son OF j. !. ana
Kate Curtis, Hged year nnd Il days
S-Eew York papers please copy
EYAES-In Highland Park. ILL.,, july 80. Freddie. In
FAINT son OF Il G. and Emma J. Evans, aged months
mud 10 days. -. m. -
Friends OF the fn1ulH invited to attend
E-Uttcn IN. " and Burlington tVt) papers please
copy.
son Of Mrs, Sarah Marshall, aged years and IL
months x,. .. e.
tny aug l. at T. O'Clock, By carriages to Calvary.
MANToNYA-Jnly u. Daisy, only daughter OF L.
nemains vii be ttken to Ohio for interment-
GOODMAN-Jnly II. David Giles, only son Of David
and Jennie E. Goodman, aged years month ana L
Funeral from No. los West Adams-st. to-day tsun;,
day] ut 80 O'Clock p. n. 1nteruent at hosehnt
Cemetery.
sMIrH-July O. Alice A1uelia Annie. only ch!ld Ct
F. u. and Alice J. Smith, aged year months ana -
days
MEALIA-Frfday, July So at O'Clock p m, at 3os
Hubbard ST., James Aealia, aged Is years months
Funeral leaves residence Sunday at 10 O'Clock q m,
first st CoIumbks Church. and from there oy cars
to Calvary