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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-18
THE STATE CANVASS.

The Memphis Ledger predicts that
Gov. Marks will be Tenominated and
reelected without serious opposition.
The democratic county convention
of Lauderdale county declared it's
preference for Gov. Marks as candi-
date for governor.
Bedford county selects delegates to
the state convention July 3Ist.
The delegates from Gibson county
TO the democratic state convention go
unipstructed. They are for the avails.
bic man.
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EAST TENNESSEE LODGE, No. 34.-Meets
u Tuesday nights at Odd Fellows Hail. west
side Market Square. G. r. Williamson, No. =.
A. Galyon, VIC. VIM. Samuels. RS w. ID. oaI-
mon, Permit Sec: C. II. Jones, Treasurer.
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charge against Gov. Brownlow is
absurdly and ridiculously false, and
it could only be made by one
grossly ignorant or mOrbidly mas
licious.
But what is the occasion for the
repetition of a stale SANDER BY
leading southern newspaper. Why
Col. L. B. Eaton, of the city of
Memphis, who has resided there for
fifteen years, and who is
thoroughly identified with the
community, has been nominated
by the republicans Of Shelby
county is their candidate for trus-
tee. His offense is rank, and to
the olfactory nerves of the Appeal,
''smells to heaven" Not that he is
dishonest or corrupt, or wanting in
capacity to discharge the duties of
the Office. Socially he is the peer
of any man in Memphis. He is g
scholar and a heightened gentleman,
but he is radical" republican,
and therefore an enemy of the COM
munity. Shame on such low ap-
peal to the prejudices of commu-
nifty! Shame on the mean partisan
spirit that prompts it! Shame on the
hard-shelled, hard,headed, narrow
minded bourbon who INDUCES in it !!
Are republicans in the south q
"curse' to the communities in which
they live? With people who know
anything it is unnecessary to deny
the allegation. The largest manu-
featuring establishment in the south,
and one that has done more to build
up the material interests Of TenN
nessee than any other, is largely
owned and operated by republi-
, cans. We mean the Roane Iron
company's works at Chattanooga
The manufacturing interests Of
Knoxville are largely owned by re.
publicans. The principal owners Of
the stock Of the Knoxville Iror
company, an establishment that hal
contributed as much or more tt
!. Knoxyille's prosperity than any
! other, are republicans. Are these
men a curse to the community il
which they live
We know the editors of the Mem
phis Appeal are bitter partisans ant
political Jesuits, but we are sur
prised to find such expires
sions even in that paper. W
know very we'll that the Appea
will resort to almost any means t.
: defeat Col. Eaton and the other can
didates On the republican ticket, blu
we were surprised to see even it, in
dulging in such an indiscriminat
attack on southern republicans a
we see in the editorial before us
We know very well that there hav'
been men in the ranks of the repub
lican party of the south, who wer
not models morally, socially or po
: litically, but the worst one among
. them never did the south so grea
an injury as the Appeal does in tn
propagation of such sentiment a
> the above, and to which We hav
! directed attention.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN-KILLER il an
excellent regulator of the stomach
and bowels. and should always be
kept on hand. especially at this sea-
son of the year, when Sd many suffer
from bowel complaints. There ia
nothing so quick to relieve in attacks
OF cholera. Sold at only % cents a
bottle by druggists generally.
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BY invigorating a feeble constitution, renovating
deblitated physique, and enrich thin and
innutritiOuS circulation with HOStetter's StOm-
ach BitterS the finest the most highly sanction
ed, and the most popular tonic and preventive
in existence.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally.
feblUdtuthsatET
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-07-18
ANNOUNCEMENT.
Fer Representative.


We are authorized and requested TO announce
W. A. A. CONNER, Esq. rs a candidate for Rep
resentative Of Knox county in the next Legisla-
tur9,
For Sheriff
We are authorized to announce c. B. GOSSETT
as candidate for Sheriff of Knox county, at the
ensuing election, August ). 1880.
Trustee.
We are authorized to announce w. II. SWAN
az candidate for reelection as Trustee of Knox
county, at the ensuing August election.
For Constable.
am under many obligations to the voters of the
LIST district for the call to become capdidate. /
tn Z fore announce myself as candidate for Con-
stable at the ensuing ection promising. If elected
to yeTfOrm the duties OF the office faithfully.
Respectfully, JOHN B. MANSON.
We are authorized and requested to announce
S. L. SHEPARD as q candidate FOR Constable in
the 1st civil district Of Knox county, at the en-
suing August election.
We ara authoriz ID and requested to announce
JOHN A. REEDER as a candidate for Constable
in the first civil district Cf KaOx county, at the
ensiug August election
We are authorized and requested to announce
NJ D. Sullivan as candidate for reelection to fill
the Office of Constable in the 1st civil district OF
Knox county, at the ensuing election in August
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Teachers will not fail to examine, durn ,sSo St
summertime books needed fOrtheir winter 80 Of
We mention The Temple ISL and Inc, 'Sobors
and for the latter, The American Anthem For
Isl ,25l and Emerson's Anthem Book slTTssIi for
High Schools, The Welcome Chorus ready
Common Schools, Song Bells ~ n nsa.I and oI
I Tem 0 Jewels s5cl and Temperanfe al q
fl2ej. All are first class books. pon
examine.
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Novelties Musical Publications.

srong them are more than thousand Anthems
and Chorus $, Part Song and Glee Books, Can
tas Oraorios, Operas sc SEND LOT a G@sT1ss Sc.
~ ~ Prin5ers or Easy Instruction Books ~
Wien very popular ones are THE RUDdiMNESSR{T
OF MUSIC Is cents, by Cummings NE 20; pa A%
TT tD1PtSAN. CsI), by Dr. Stanier. SlNGlNC
fs3Iby Randegger Musical Forms 81 Dy r. I't
Gornonv ISL by DR.. Stainer inStTuiehVd'.
iSi1 by Proug ann The Niohu (sD Dy lou ;
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n DITSON & co. are Sole Agents for, IN
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TIVIL. MECHANICAL, AND MINING EN-
" GINEERING st the Rensselaer, Polytecho
lie institute I roy. n. Y. The oldest engineer
ing school in America. Next term begins Sep
tcrnber 10th. The Register for 1880 mains
list of the graduates for the asst 54 years, with
heir positions; also course Cf study, require
ments expenses, etc. Address
DAVID III. GREENE. Director.
, 1880-08-04

MIa Il, 4. YEAlE1, who Yas n private SOL
dlor or lIancock's corps, md now lives III 0rcc,t
yIllo. Pa., WIS lIsely arpealed to to tieIp Or
ganEo Hancock Votcnln Hol,llers' Club, bnt
responded that ho ha1 already dono NIL he could
In tltrthorlng tho organization Of Garfield and
Arthur Clnlh anl that nil tho old sollI0rs of tho
plaC0, with oi,o ar two exceptions, bolunK to It.
IIo added; ~ can gatllor no materlal soio Of
soldiers IN this ptaco out of which to orRanIxo
EiAnruck Club They train In tho uthor crowd.
Thoro arc sovural horo who arc luud- n,ol.thrd
Ing tho Wur called lIancuoks cor,a Lincoln
liroltnXs,' md who, when tho draft ,Yns nhoutt to
bc 1nado, skipped for cnnat,a. And thoru are
others who slia Of Dno, when In tito Anlersol.-
willie prison ren, thnt ] '0uYht to stArve tn
doath. CaM so fur forget snysolt US to vute
for tho party which trIot for four long ycars TO
ltssOyo or GinrOts Unl0n2 No! Itnncock Is
good Us General but he tra'ns With very bna
rspTl."
, 1880-08-04

ltall ailtl worry oil Bach out Of his place.
st. Louis never did l,nye my culture mud
tnrsil't even knOw viii Nngrcrfs. II alle dtN
accept him, It would only be for Tho purpose
ns adding ono to tho population, but u,lll-
Ion dollars IL pretty high price for ono
l,ntlp, md aa tho Directory mon md pntlcr-
tnkerB cat furnish them n,ucl, cheaper uloro
Is no hope for. lin there. Chicago has notll~
Ing for such u lligt.pticcd citizen to do, and
lIo would Hoon hnye to 90 round giving pinno
lessons or got clerkshfp In n music store if
ltp wanted to. occnpy Ills time. Tl,orc Is hut
ono placo In tho country tt,ht.Monld properly
appreciate him, md that b: Cincinnati. lIo
Inns o,,o patron there, Mr. llalstcad, Of tho
Commercial, who is rs enthusiastic over him
rs Louis. of bavaria. During tho Festival
he did everything 1T his power to mike hts
fcIow-citizens understand Ills music, ar.l
wrntc several brilliant ,nttlcics explaining 1t,
nnt1 now TINT lle finds Wagner will come over
for million doIlnrs lse is making sumo yig-
orols appeals III behalf of Ills frici,d. In Ills
paper OF the list he says: =.
This Ctncl1trntl pt,blulns ltatcncd to Waunpr's
so "' TIC @' pss ast TX ~ es yers Il as
Icon nsslrcsl TINT It ~ not ofiy tho music Of tho
, py taso F % p;by II %bs o cssry ss 1s 1 th%5
h2i'Ss 70 hive !. corner lot and tasper front.
W. Wy .yo lalu o.ir tsooA money Freely To- her It,
'nprtal cars over. listened. There Is only nno
,na# fsSS H. t% nsf pM9s r. s " o SS{n t
whtst!c It 1s ,so %ztr Cor" "Ha,,sso
thra,gl countless :nsos, wu ought to Study il
we n fr ,,!!eat1,o5Mry st%{9 o. IL, Is,ySnaotn. ,1 IT.
tim tf thu ttt1Hfnt In fNtniflutx5tu
, 1880-08-04

figure Of n youth reclining ut Symposium ~.
ferrc1 to tho sixth century; the head Of yoin.
wrestler In renttllo mnrblo: nnti tho pottrnts
bust, III htpnzc, uf nn Olympian Victor. II ho.
l,cosi naslgticA to nbout tho ycnr mO Il, ~
is said to 10 oxtromcly realistic to hhow tao,ss,;
or workmanship, md TO iapk beauty, Tho artI..
must hnyc taken r1cnsuto III Reproducing H.
victorious tighter, for such a1ona
wcro uwnrdcl Il portrait b,,st. Tho hishs
or tho somowhat brntnt hcht1 ia thtrtrs
ono cehtlmctrcs. or 4 slight fraotion' nl,aya.
twcyn inches. 1'rof. Trau, from whoso oiJle,.S
report this Information Is takon, bcstnws rrrnt
prs,lso upon tho treatment OF tho skin and N
tho hair and beard. rho discovery nf tho lin.
ppstnsneia head at lust settles tho arrangement
OF tho eastern podImont. Tho head ltsclf y
t,ndly dnmngcit but retuins n sm1le, md sui
etows tho innrvolous manner In which tho hnI,
had been treated. Tho head was turned to The
loft, and 'rren Ia confident that tho peJIment
wus arranged rs follows: Iitppodamca, petou,. ;.
zous, 0lno,nnos. Storopo, Ulnomaos being on
tho sido Of thu Kalcus, whlln Pctps Is qu tbat
uf tho Alptclos. Zctts turns tOwurll tho right ia
Tclops, WHO rtccs Ifppolnnacla, whom be Il
supposed to hnvo wpned successfully. This ar,
sntgcncnt ngr1cs nlso with tho description u
l'ausunlas.
, 1880-08-04
i gUr.THR0AT LAW EXECUTED BY
nOHHER8

1t requires sometimes the occurrence OF
nb,scs III a1nie llonstr0ns nrMl aggravated
form to excite public attention to thu uMur-
ln!tr Of practices constantly curSfod on by
dishonest and rAtltanly Oppressors. Thus
the expost,ts Of tiln proceedings By tho Trnsk
gang gof constnbl's. agents, shysters, a1al lalad-
lords layu bcan 10 ilagraltt that It II possible
that I'LL appeal to tho Huxt Legislature to put
al. end Il, thu possibility OF sue', heartlcss
ylllainy hereafter may be successful. Ono
OF tho elorIn!tLcs practlcnd by thEs eiass Of
Fultnrcs seeins To be directly Nut}!nrlzcA by
tho Inw OF this State UT the subject OF
distress for rent. Under that Inv. tho
lAnd!ortl, by himself, Ills agent OF attorney,
lnay se!zo for rent my pcrsonRl properly Ut
Ills tenant that ilay ba found III tho county
wl'era such tenant nlay reside. Th!s Beizurq
Ii lnnle OIL ho oattl aild upon 10 warrant,
nor by my officer known tu the law. Tho
landlord, or Ills agent or attorney writes out
his own warrant fur tile seizure ot any
property In ulNotInt anil valnc which ho ,s,ay
olalm belongs to his tenant Armed with
this papor, tho landlord, ar Ills agent or
shystpr, proceeds To tito house or shop ut tho
tcsialit 1ual anlze8 and Currlua away whatever
porsolal property . l,o nlay think proper,
liaslng inale tic solzum mid cnrristt oil tho
property, tlle law requires tAo person 1ank-
ing tho seizure to file beforo sosuo Justice of
thu reace copy Ut tho landlords wurrunt
md list Of tha personal effects gsubbsd, anil
the Justice Issues u summons to tho tenant
to answer In tho aetiotl Of debt. IN duo
tMe ttle case ~ heard, md, II Judgment be
given Tor platntlT, then al! orlor for thu salo
| OF tbs property Ia Issued. II these be found
no rent due, tAon the property IL ordered to
bo returned.
'TlIls Is tho law. Now what !s the practice
| alHl the eifrctp A rent-aKent Or attorney
p,aees elnim for rent owing some person, say
! f0e double the sum actually due: or even !a
, 1880-08-04
SOUTHERN pEMooRAT1o THREATS.

Gcl,. William Preston, Ut Lexington. Ky.,
Inns succeeded In attracting SQule attention to
himself BY n speech Of the old Bourbon, fire.
cutting qualify. IIo directed Ills effort cs.
peciuliy to tic talifnE" Of tho Presidential
c1nlr by tho nlar who shnll DO elected, md
secmed 10 anticipate that Gen. 11ancock will
60 through that performance, whether
Or no. lie sall to his hcarcts,-prob-
nbly squad OF tho 10o,0W doughty Demo-
crallc warriors whom Mr.. Henry Wattelsun
proposed to lead to Washington, "yon
want to stantl lip and tell every Republican
TINT II thoy oyer atte1upt to steal a,othor
Electoral yotc from you, you will kill him
where he stands. Tell them to tho devil with
their bands, but tllat you propose tllnt ala-
other Electoral vote shall noyer bo stolen
front you."' lilo nddc.l, ia!ar oil, that 1t was
possible 10 snatch tho o1llce from "tho oil
mud kindly hutll OF ridden, but beforo tod
would MS sooM seek to tnlse the meat from lin.
dor tho paw Ut u hungry tiger as to lot tho
Waiting statesmen steal Ilancoek's victory"
This question OF sl,ntchtng" seol,s to cut n
large figure In tho Democratic campaign this
year. 1t receives attention not merely front
Unurb0ns uf tho Preston stamp, but from
Oonlucr..tto speakers nnd newspapers every
where, all Of whom uso, disposed to lay
grcat stress upon tho supposed courage mud
prowcss Of lien. IIuncock when 1t sllali como
to question which ono OF tho candidates
sllnii bo inaugurateh. 1t is curious a,ld
somewhat srroloyant discussion. 1t would
imply to tho Soutt, Ben Islander TINT th6 1nai,
clcctel President IL this country IL not 1T
tho l,ahit Ut, taking his scat, a,,dt TINT It 10
Gon. liancock's mission to st,inlo tho world
by thia unusual procedure. g;o Tho Amer
, 1880-08-04

THE Burlington Ha.uheue has rendered
susvlco to tho people Ut Iitlnus, aud especially
IN tho voters nf tho Tcnth Congressional Dis
trIct BY directing attcnt1on to ono obert ilolo-
wny, who WINS recently nominated for Cot'xress
by tho nemUcrnts Ut TINT district We print tho
article In nnothcr column. 1t sets forth thas
slr. Holloway wns n protnEuunt member Ut the
trcAknnnble organization known vartously as lhd
"knlghts Ut The Uollul Crule," "Bons Ut Lib
orty," otc., md then proceeds to recount s0us
Of. tho jnfur'sols acts aud purposes Of that Or
guNtzation. Tho nrtiule will ha found well worth
reading. Tho lIstrut ia close QUO. Tho lie.
pubtlcans earrlul 1t by T5s minority in 1871 and
less than do0 majority IN 1878, but tho no'n[aa'
tton nf Holloway ought to Rona tho kepubllcan
Mnj0rlty M Into tho thousands,
, 1880-08-04

Tho tUtAl vote Tor tho Republican candidates.
according 10 tho nboye figures, was ~. .43, and
1861 for tito Democratic candidates. This Ia tho
best proor that ctln he furnished Ut tho politics
Of tho sol1lurs In tho Union armies. In tho Cou-
fcslerate lr1!es Tho soldiers weso NIL Democrats
III war ind nearly all Drinucrnts In rence III tho
regiments Furnished by tho Now England Statos
tho proportion OF tho llopAbtcnns would bo
much lurgur thnn III tho Central Gnt Western
S.utes, and it. ts safo to csttn,uto tho Union
soldturs rs about eix or seven Republicans to
one Democrat. -
, 1880-08-04

EN-Gov. AUSTIN ULA,1', or Michigan. who
Joined tho. Greeley movement iii 1Hi:, md hna
sinco acted with the DUniocrtlc purity. nN-
lolncos hla Intention to vote for uct1. 0nrlscld
md tho whole lscp,ihtcnn ticket this fnll.' : :
, 1880-08-04

MANY Democratic stnnpers havo tho i'm
put1nncu to tell their audiences tiat half tho
soldiers tbat fought In tho Union nrn1Ics wnrc
Democrats Democrats who have stuck to tlicir
party and voto with tyot. Whtlo sMch ctaitn
is nbsurdiy and lud1cruusly falsc, yet 1t .a cal-
cutAtcd to deceive sutno. Several Of tito Statcs
passed laws nlIowtnK their snldlora In tho cfa to
vote and aonu homo the ballots and returns, mid
hnve them counted In tho Htnto elections Tho
soldiers TINT considered themselves Democrats
naturally voted that Ticket. Each purity sent
canvnssors to tho camps to collect ana roturn
tho yutcs. Herewith Is I. statement or tho votes
poed by the soldiers 1T the field Mt tho elections
OF 1851 Gs-Gt from, those Htatus which per-
1nitted their vannteors to exercise tho right ur
RutElnge while in tho military; ;eorylco OF tho
, 1880-08-04

TIM Wlcsbasltn tGeruany) Chess Con.
grtts has resulted NJ ful'ows; uerr Hehwart, os
Vienna, ltorr Eaallsh. of VleMna, aud str, p}ack'
Cd thu three ttlst pflzos-rlx.s f50. 40, and III
l0s-eqnnlly anioIlg themselves Herr Schalloph
OF Dorlin, won t0H Gl.ues, aud ubtAIncd thS
fourth Vrizo. Mr. Nnsot.. VI Now Yurk. won y
games; aty. nls.!. ot London, anl Ifurr WInA"ef.
Of Warsaw, cAch 0 gutncss Herr Mlnckw!ts, .,
LeIpslct .; lIcsr SohostlRadsr, Of nteslau, ana
lierr Iatulsun, Of Dlumborg, each 7h, Herr W.
paulsvn, Of Nasacngrund, a't; Herr We,ntners'
Of Calogao, o; Herr Fr!tz. Of d!ossen, 5!;; ps:
sciwedo, OF Drojdon, I; aud Or. sehni'd' u
nres1en, and nr. kuorre. Of BERLIN, each e.
, 1880-08-04

received majority Of Nil the Electoral votes,
l,o will hayo ro trouble to tnke Ills seat. llo
will not bu required to appcar III tic rltllcu-
lnus r0lo Of IN hungry tiger" When Gov.
Hayes l.atl boon declared elected, Ito pro-
cnedod very quietly 10 tho tormality Of tn-
augurutlos,, md Gen. Hancock IL declared
elected, may do the san,o wtttont any " fuss
n1ld feathers" II ton. Hancock shall not be
.lcclnrctl elected according to constitutional
n,etllo,ls. lle will ontor upun MI exceedingly
hazardous project II llo shall undertake. to
seize tho Presidents Office, a,d Ills parly
friends nro not doing Ills cnuso my service
by creating MI impression that any such
reasonable act IL contemplated either by
Hancock himself OF by tho Democratic party
In ills boliatf.
, 1880-08-04

Mn. t}rAnsroSE's condition was mtcll lm-
proved ycster1ay. Tho fovur was considerably
ubntct, nni ltnriny tho .!Ay hc wis ablu to de-
tate letter to Enrl Granville. ttnch syn,nnthy
for Nr. uinds,uno Is expressed by I'LL tho Cont.
mental 3ulruuls.
, 1880-08-04

TI1E dnrbar at Gcn. Coughs camp, ut
which ten. Stewart wls to meet Ab0nrt!lhtnnrl
Monday, wua postponed un account Of tho OK
cltcmcnt ninong tAo followers Ut thu latter co1l-
sepuent OH tho ncws from Canuahar. Tho At
glun Chiefs nre not oycrfona Ut tho English.
and DO not appreciato thoIr interference In
Cutl1. r.:
, 1880-08-04

e5oo,c ycarly. ny tho wilt Of tho Duchess Of
IT. Ahnns. the vast property which Bhd tu.
G,1cntlied to tho nnroncss II to bo Withdrawn II
al,c married n.i ulEcn or tsutnrnltzcd subject Df
tise,lt 1tritni,. lartctt, 1t appears Is MI Ancr-
ents, md was f,nturaIIzcd not long nao. Tho
marriage will Boon tnk0 rlacc. :.
, 1880-08-04

PRESIDENT DtAz Is lcsirous tint Mexico
should n,ccl its flnnncal obligations and III l.,r.
thorancc OF TINT wish has conferred OH Coul.
missioner nn1po powers for tho liquidation, con'
solatlou, mud Payment Of tho interest thereon.
, 1880-08-04

TnE United States Consul at Port Surnia,
Cnun'l,, says the business depression III thnt
country Is owing to tho emigration nf ltA best
citizens 10 this country. Not less than H. ,1lJ
crossc. over ut Port 3Arnin to tuke Up THUR per-
1nancnt residence III tho United 6tntes lurIng
tue gear enltnx July no,
, 1880-08-04

. THE nxo.lus from Cunntla to tho United
flutes still continues. About 20 TURNER'S OF the
tuuntIrs Ur Dorchester und lleauce, In tho rrOY,
1nce Of Quebec, ntc preparing to lonve for Colo
raIQ.
, 1880-08-04

AN fncendfary fire was startcd in the up
per pnrt Of tho City Of Annapolis, N0va Snot!a.
yesterday. and before IT, WIS got under control
thirteen houses were burned down. Tho loss is
cstlmutca at s1s,ooo covered by $1,000 iasur-
nnr0.
, 1880-08-04

StoU1.n n naval demonstration DO pcraistcd
In by tho Powers, tho AlhattInn Icaxslu Will send
leicEatian to Du!clgno to HxrlliH lie purposos
Rnd aspirations to tho Commanders Ut thu various
1lEli-ui.Mlr,
, 1880-08-04

TIE New Orleans Democrat takes very
sonslblo Wow Ut the movement pf gt1n ~
Europe by tho river route. It AdHllta that tos
bulk Ut tho shipments must, for many Fcats o.
leAst, bp uaue by rRlJsoa,i Or canal to the AthE
, 1880-08-04

Two BURGLARS were arrested near Davc,l-
port, H.. yesterday. after they had exchanged
several shots with tho officers. Tho cupturcd
persons i'cion9 to n Rn,s or safe. .biowcrs who
havo for some time fMlustrlously piled thotr
yQcptiQn In thu Vicinity. :.
, 1880-08-04

Clor reports uro very d[suouraging to tho
british fatlner-a1l thu. fsrltlsh landlord. Lu.
boucheros paper, Truth, Rays tho landlortlsAyEl
have to roluuo their rents ttilly 10 per cent this
year. Tic snlnu journal advises II division Of
tho arge farr1ls. The landlords, 1t snys, should
not put too nlNtly eggs into onu l,asltet.
, 1880-08-04

BURGLARS entered the store Of Young
Bros, ut V!cisbusE, MIcll., early yesterday
morning. and, blowing open tho sAfe. took thorc
FROM $51o In currency a.nl 5000 III notes. No
1rrcStA.
, 1880-08-04

rrr t.utcAao TnitrSI has established branch
Sctg fr tic 1rcept Of subscriptions md hdvcrlse'
n.Cnis ns follows: .-
SEW Yt,isN-Noom 70 Tribune building. FIT. SD.
t.sDHES.' Manager.
GLASGOW ecotlnnt-Alan's American News
Agency. u Henletd-at. .....
LONDON. Eng.--.Amcrlcnn Exchange, ~ Strand.
HISily +. Gff.r.tu, Agent.
hASllISGTuN. II. t..-ltt1 + ftrnot
, 1880-08-04

St1IrrISo casualties hive hcen quito MT
mcrous within tho Inst two days. Tic 1}rftlsh
bark 0lumorgnushrc, from Now York for
Shanghai, having lost her hnlwnrks and ssnn-
chons, WIS Obliged TO put into sInons 1say; tho
Itallnn bark ALoo Accnmc IS ngrolln.! Mt purtls-
head Dock, England; aud tho ltussIan bark
Lainc, from PonsacoEn, went astloro nh tho Fit.
glIsh Nlver Avon yosterdny, md then tipped
ovor, impeding navigation.
, 1880-08-04

Tt,E Republicans elected their candidate
for sfnyor ut Portsmouth, N. IT,, yesterday by 4
majority oin nj. They have nlso elected u inalor-
ity OF tho Aldermen and Coinelt1ncn.
, 1880-08-04

TIM British ironclad Iron Duke, which
wctt ashore ut ycssu. ono of tho Japanese
1suuda, has l,nr. i!oatct Tho French and Nus-
slim t'erts assisted
, 1880-08-04

FIVE murders are reported to hive tuken
plucc III Kentucky Monday: ono Mt l>owneyylllc.
1wu In Mnson County, onc ut Frankfort, and onc
ut ItulsYtr.
, 1880-08-04

CONGRESSMAN STEVENSON, waR reno1nf-
1ntcsl yesterday lby tic Democrats 0f tho 1Ioau:
ington TILL district. III order to obtain hts in
dorsc,nent by tho Qreenbaclscrs. a. II. C.rlc,
whD has rccclvesl tho urecnbatk nomination.
was noullnatcl for Il ntembcr Of tho State HotIrll
Of EnuailxatiOn.
, 1880-08-04

TIE excavations ut Olympia have been
concluded for tho present, and OH tue s4lh of
1uue tho museum WIS sealed, to be left tar tho
summer under EuusL. Tho last anys OF pruF.
George Trea'a work brought to light the bronxe
, 1880-08-04

NH. WH.IrAsf rn1cE, Cnr-lnspector for tho
Baltimore X Uhlu lntilroad Company, was acci-
dcntn!ly killed ut Gsatto%s, W. W., Inst evening.
liz wRs slpppins OF a car whom hc was struck
by pussing rn8lne md horribly r,ngicl.