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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14


ORIENTAL L0DG-. NO. 453-Ststed Com
" munication upon second Thursday nightof
each month at Hallin Masonic Temple. .g
Chas dawes. Sec'y. W. Galbraith. w ~.
MASTERS LODGE, NO. 244-Stated Commu-
WI nicaIion upon third Monday night of each
month ct Hall in Masonic Temple
EEMcCroskey, Sec'y, II W Hall. W ID.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
OXYGEN an, Sa i.G}.b

Mol. a record of remarEatle cures 10 Consump-
ton, Catarrb, Neuralgia, and other Chronic
Diseases by the new x7gen Ire tment, now
ready ard sent FREE. DRs ,STARKEY Il PAL
EN-. LOO and I'LL GIard st.. Philadelphia, Pa.
wit 5-.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
AGENTS READ THIS!

we want an Agent in this COUNTY TO whom we
VIII pay salary Of 800 per menth and expsr SEES
Address at once SHERMAN a. CO., Marshall,
Michigan.
, 1880-07-01

to tho question. "Wlll yo!i ncccpt tho Chanee'.
los*htps" he Aali: al cart say certainly In re-
rnrfl {, TINT yet. ! nm only hero for tho p,lr-
lr,fo gf exn'ninlnF tho Ero,nd, tf1otiali hnse
trip here"
"Yol nre satisfied With tho lnYitatton au1 tho
condition Of tho institution"
"fct Sir" replied tho Doctor, "nv1rythtnH
ai'o,,t II IL datfefac.ory. and emit help reaard;
in9 It ns Rrcnt CON pfncht; still hnvo sovornl
tHatter1 tn Hcc1lp and nthAf pGrHOnH to consult
. !,ofo.e giving my decided an.wcr. 7 VII! meet
Eivo my decision ammo tImo aftcr l Het haok
hong: niay lN not until tho tator August" Tho
gentleman then went on t1 sthtn that tho
iinanecs Of tho institution at Chicago. VIII,
t,i,,I wh!sh ho waa, colnssetci. were In f,ati
of improvement ha1l been nude, nnshfp,Y
1so loft. Tint would be tho rcnson
for icnvin9. In rcrly TO ft'rthor questioning. he
stated that he thnliRht fle wtud like tho R1.tcrHi
position inferred hitt, - well rs Tho spcclsI 'Go.
fessorth,p Of particular branch nf stuAy like
TINT which he holds ut present. Though t!ovntcA
sntctAlsy to tho study 0f Church history. he hnd
tried to lnaks his researches broad ard liberal,
md embrace rs much MS possible.
, 1880-07-01

Spteta' Dttpdseh 10 The Chtensa Tribune.
DASv1LLE, ILL.,, June 30-Tbu Republican Con-
ventlon for the Thtrty-f'rst Representative Dis
trlct, composed Of l:1gnr nnd VcrmItioh Coun.
ties, met hcru yesterday md nominated tho
llt.. j. q. Hidden md I}Ellloy utrgr!lcid, both
of this county. fur Representatives.
To the Editor o{ The Chttdeo 7ribArk.
CntcAoo. June m.-Mr. 1'rl.nl,ll. Democratic
candidate for Governor of Illinois, in !lss s1H.cct,
mt tho I}cmocrattc ratification meeting 1Il Sut-
nrdAy cyoning Inst, Offered an uncallxl- y f9r In
kiyo tho Jews for ertielfytng Christ. This super
nnnuatcd. ont-of.dats min, With his .ous:of-
date ctnrvc. recalls tho .rcitiafk Of q drunken
.nan, recently made IN ono ct our c!iy
..lfit had not thc)! been for tho Jews lesl,s
Christ wuuli hc livtn' to-day" Mr.. Truubnil
rcmiuls Ut tho in.tn wh,. int accustomed to
attond church, onco heard, when ho hhppunct1
to be in church by accident. a srrsnun ua. tho
crliclflxlun. lie WIS much moved 1y It. md nit
cots'!n;R out Of church met n low. ffe fell up'n
t.,raani1s. Tin Jgw. hi FSeat nstan.!shMsint,
tic .nat,. ora,citlel C,rIstr non, snil tho Jew,
"that wus 1saAI ycars axt'." "wclt. ! !lon't caru
II It WIS" nnswerei tho nun. ~ havu Just
heard Ut It." An.
, 1880-07-01
POLITICAL NEWS.

Special Dtspdteh to The Chicago Tribune.
CHAKt1us. ill.,, Juuu W-Tho Seventh 10wa
Congressional Convention this afternoon, With
full delegations, nominated tho Hon. 1obn a.
Knsson for Congress by neclnmnt'un. teson-
tlons wcro adoptctl tndnratns tho action of tho
GhcaRo Convention: Tho party In ttiA district
It now ior tho t'rhs time In ten ycars united md
harmonious,
Special Dtpa.eA to The Chicago 1rseun<.
ALDlA. H.. june U-The Sixth District Iiepuf.
licnn Convention ay rotninatetl0 0u the lN,!rth
ha,1ot tho Hon. 81. f. QUITS 10 succeed !" Fiat ="
Weaver III conYrcRs. mad adopted resolutions In
aora!ng tho platform and tho nominations tnntlo
ut Ch1cMKo, and picdRinx support to thu sntlp.
COUNCIL. nLuYfs. In, Jtli0 W.-Tho Irctn-
hackoEa u this tht Eighth Congressional dis
trlct, In Convention ut Red Oak hI-1Ry. tomf-
nntcd II. G. Ayers, OF Hastings. for Cp,igross.
Tho Convention WINS amnil, only thlrty-six dclc-
Hntns being present.
The Republicans Of Montgomery County held
thelr dcltgnfc convention tn tho HAine Ilhce to-
tny. ind no1nlnAted unanimous supp daleHa-
ton.
district tho Hon. John A. kassDl. HOW Minister
vt Vienna, was nUnnntctl Hs lGpuben Gatsdl-
date for Congress at Charlton friday by n unani-
nous rising vote. Every county was fully rep.
resented. a cOnRrAtMlhtnTy .ispntch Wil9 sent
To tho Sixth District Convention Mt AlhIn. Aftcr
npplttnetit Of 4 ctHnin! !ttce y tlntlfy kassOn
by cabse. the Convention adjourned, when a
ratification meeting waa Immediately called, nnd
addmsaet by severltl we1-knnwn speakers.
At tho Sixth District Republican Convention.
held Ut AIbIa to-day, the Hon. NJ. F: Cults. 0f
wis nominated IN tho fourth bnIltt. Tho voto
stMH': Cuts. IL: Drakc. ~: Hutchinson. ~.
Gen. Weaver, Grrcnbackor. Is Mr. Cults CON-
pctltor.
, 1880-07-01
rot by 1lnko ot Oxford 18th: 10 .. c. Duncan,
HmIihsillc, Mo-; z+O.

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~ ". VIII EyEa rN.Mu".."WmuHs n.. WHsn ~ un1i'
Tet " ,sG 81 nt Ky x!ofa ''tn' I" "l"e1 oeo'''
~ ~ -, -: -. inn i,,,,, 'It ~ ~ Rsf"s
Ent " =, Iake q hHlhueSt' 10 L. H. Eetes'
"s1stG[ t .!ty; III Fly; t,,t,. ~, IN, .,., ,,,
t:,t,. ~ ~ ~ t,,, ~, ~ 81 t'TH, ~" ~
tItiE tr,tii VIM. ,i5a. = W. ~ f,, st,r -
- stH"Es'' MM ~ hf'"" y e"'A' o'' """A' ''"''''
~ ~; lxra ct ~ hfkytnSton 1a fE' ~ 'st;-ed; an,.
Et " nrnna LUKE M Henef"' VIZ " a.
n ~ y: ~ IT,. & ,o.-,t,,,, ,,
hn ~ IHnr1.g xaon.I1"n' f"MEnR' M Hue
~ a,u*n t.,sn " o&totu @"' ~ o'' II a'"pA'1' en~
e"H!' ,v,,,,,,,..u r, I'm ,,.a-,,t uh,to.
~ @ =, ~, to.u - ~ uI l,itM M ~
i:s,rs' wn,,tttnt ri. f:;y. X in.: aatt, 1'"' ~ - "
r,sr;,u: IT, ar ~" s,nr ny tn ,n "ma n s'la
~ Msnt' lse!lev!!Ir. . His:: agn. u,,, x,,uu
~ ~. ~ - 81 i ~ ,r y, Il q tn, ns.
Eot hy III II! .mKe r, ot 4''r're' a'e"n' oFS
'osHs' ~ s ,,,u, ,,,,,,,,ot. n ,r,,,,. MI,
~ ~ ~ =; ;nss, lssu Ill, ~ n. t,,sr. wu
s I"', n r.: ,;' s' 'AF'''s'o'' H. - '''0'e' '
s Mo; o, a. ~ nrhKcs.nsnnt hv tn o m otamM ,,
r,,.R Sgat,Rf H"s " - 1MaMo MM u Au"e' wv W.
N'rs ~ u,,,. III; x,s,, ,t,o.oa ,t . h,.,
A.tnt tno nnurt- iiDIhs WGlo utspo8cnuI y 9e!sl
III y GtsS War;, a IT. .at ano .s ~
,,rsu.t .t1. t,,at nIthn,,, ta.n ttf tr,ssht
s:!s ItI"x '!ts's, pr!sss d to- ,!alty ai.!res i
,ne n3 Eis s H. Ea t, .ho nG,s ,ntt yrs Hi ,a Wnsu
thn, ~ sia1a', ie n- .cea ~ ,,'au's nM
i. u; ta'Cs at u"h H. ~ tu's ~
prst ~. -; ~ ,,' ~ ,, tEt .tt, M sh
KY; fr.v, snt sG ,., r. o,s. tho ani,
, 1880-07-01

WHEEL1S1, ". W.. June p.-The Republican
State Convention for tho nomination of officers
to be voted for next Octob0r met ut Grafton to-
dry. the session lclng hull In tho fur grounds
IN Floral HILL. All tho cnuntics but three in tho
6tnto were represented, md tho Convention
WIS large and harmonious. The Hon. John
4. Campbell, Of f1nncock County, wns
tnnie Temporary and Permanent Chairman.
u. G. SturKis, Of NnrrantowIl, wlls nominated
fur uovurllor; g.. u. Caldwell, of Wheeling, fur
kanhwha County. for Auditor; ItivhM'i lsurke.
Of Monroe County, for Treasurer: prpf. a. l..
rurintou, Of parkcrtburY. for StAte sMnrrln-
Of clarkshura. for Judge ot tho Supreme Court
OF Appeals.
i. ". Entnpbcll, ct Wheeling, und ]. T.. Me-
I.can,o l'uttlm CDnnty.wcrcuho5en prcsIdent,aa
Etoctora fur tho Stnte 1T inr9u; .Ghn A. tAlnp-
hell, OF Hancock, wis chosen ia E1uGtor for tho
First Congressional District: A. ". l0NntfstOilc
for tho SECOND District, and J. u. Menagcr for
tho Third.
, 1880-07-01
ENT1.N'r or TIL: LEvE1:.

Sptetat Dttpateh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
srnfNGr1EGt,, ILL.,, Juno s1.-Some ttlcn Of tho
extent Of tho damage TINT will result from tho
breaking Of tho sny Cnrtc iovoc this morning
cnn be obtained from tho following facts Db-
tatncd from gentlemen hero who nrc familiar
With TINT portion Of tho State. Tho lcvcU IA
ffty-two miles long, commencing In AInms
County and running through Pike into CHI
iuun County, It WIS commenced In 1873
md completed in 1876, costing SgiNu00.
Tho territory subject to overflow omlrnccs
about 100000 ncrcs, ut 1oaht hnif Of which WIS
tif,tlor cultivation, This district wns quito well
populated, three townships t.vins been organ-
lied thorcln since thc lcycc was built. Tho resi-
,lenis were almost entirely reuters, who will auf-.
fer most severely. :
Tho larKest property owners In this trnct. who
will prubahly bo tho hcavioat loscrs nro: .IutEe
II. N. Atkinson. Jasncs .. irwin, JutHs 11iGl'ue,
Col. 4. G. Matthew'S. tho Hun. scott Wiki. ahthn
Il Sons, md Wills Dros., nil Of rlttslcll;
A. J. st1ltwoll, Col. u, ". Lamb, Capt.
II. Morris, IT 1fannibni: nnh snm Spencer, #
1nyson. II Ia beloved tlMt t',er1 Wprc 10000
ncFrs Ut wtcnt nni us 1ItH,1y uf corn tipnIl
this lnt,l, ,lat1 IL tEiH la nil een destroyed. ns
reported herg at this wrtt,nH+ tho totnl l0as
i, ernps. improvements, etc, will approach
$1,0Q0,Q4U
, 1880-07-01

Tho Knnsas CITY 19mts tells q ssnry thnt re"
tlocis nu credit upon Mr.. Nulserson, Dylslnn
Superintendent OF tho Atctlsou. Tnpol:n & Santa
"a, and II truo shnllld ccrtainly ehtnl upon hin
u severe soprllt,a,ul. According to TINT l,AIer
thoro rcachcd KnnsHs City Inst Monday two
honest GormAns, whu from necessity tosntst tho
nob1g nriny Of tratnps fow weeks ngo IN Ct'lorn-
dD, The n.et, atnrlel tn walk fr1,IM Colorado,
md t,uk tho truck of tho Asc1lia0lt, Inpek0 g.
ba1itu F6 as tllolr tnwpath. Seyprsl !nlpa weat
uf.Dolse City tl.p travrlere discovered broker.
rNll, which wnnltl IT. ~! likrt!hanl hive Hntlsed
Mr nccitlcnt hui 1t not l,eun .leluut-
I'd. Thpy wntcl several ht'ura md ling.
9vsi thu nust- -boun pasuonscrtraItl,t 10 tue great
reliuf or NIL Oh hoatl wluti tho enisao Of the
stoppagc became known; lil'l Mt tho solicitation
Ut ono or two FgnflotneH u, thu trllln thu two
01rliills wero fnken OIL butrtl and cMrritst tU
Newtnn. Al ths pni1tt a1r. NiekrrA,,ll, Division
Superintendent. CAsne on tho tr!ttn 11,d rrfstsrt
to carry tho two sll9na vim praibAlIly BavG tho
CoupNly thousands af t!olnrH. my fnrt!l0r:
Tllefu wHre 4 nuMhcT Of rAtIrhal lMuil 0f, lH'nrl
WIlu tricA to hnyG Mr.. Nckcisnn make as cxce['~
tlun iu thIs cslAe Int hg refused and tho Mnn
Wcle nut or tho truIn. At ENnpuriM Il Alspntch
WIS rcccvod from t'enort.l Manager stFanH, who
hal IN sOIno t,Mner ielrrtosl Ut tho OCCURRENCE,
to brlg tho ti,eE N0nx. hut It WINS tO4,. tatG and
tho two men hH to trnlpB tho entire ttistAn 10 70
kausas City. 1t IL mt IkHy TINT theso mon will
iutn takG tho Atlr1b trll1heu to 1lIlg u tnIin i'll
order to prevent I'LL nccItient-
, 1880-07-01

1lAsxlnA1. No., Juno N.--what IS known rs
tao sty LoVoe' an euioana'nont wh'on ps"!eo's
tho Illinois hotto1h tur ntat'y M'!cs nofth a.'d
south Of Quincy from tho overflow OF tho Mis-
.lsstup, River. brotu ut ) o'clock thts uorptpu
,,onr T;ncnustt Landing. nf,o,,L etoht ,njns i,e
low hure. Tho 1reAk IL About half mile Wide.
aud tho water Is rushing through and bacGlug
IN with urout raplt,I,y. Tho sIse In tho ground
Tr,,n, ,ha n,ur1, ~ ,ho ,,rcat m IN thn Wa.
,nsh % "" ''aeU rs,aoa a. AI ,,,.r,Innton 0,.nv
ltui.road Junction. opposit this pjty,
, 1880-07-01
TIE FAST MAILS.

6FE<td4 p*9paEEH 70 1Hs LREERQ0 2FUHWSs
WARRINGTON. u. u. Juno INV. H. Thomp-
son, OF tho Hallway Nall Service, has succeeded
After months OF effort n practically rco1tahllsh.
lug the fust mall truth fruu. Nov York " tho
Wat. which was originally put IN operation by
tue luto Gporgo Il. llaugs. beginning Monday,
July :, the fast t1ntn will leaye Now York at y
p. 1n., oyertak!ng at Cleveland tho regular traln
which lott Al q y, IN. Tho train leaving AtU vii!
thus take nearly all tho null Of tho business
day, which generally Ia lint deposited iii Ihe Now
, 1880-07-01

Er1b' Keeper kHlatrhm, hwHy nut III his lHI1i1d
fonle, caught Il thlef Tuesday afternoon. Tho
fellow rpwca out in Il s,na!I buat TO tho crib
md wnntod to sell Sir. Knlstron
luly's .Hnll watch, II ctnln, a ring, md
u. scAtf and rln. MI for $10.. Mr.: X. told
him ttsu things were sioen atlt in,.t!o threats
tflocklnT hun ut,. Wltrr1lpl tho fellow l,1hc oil
IN sttch Erct hfstn tlnt he lost HI t,Ar. Tho tug
Amcficl., Eu9le picked him up md l,rnyht hin
10 sfur0, wh0re !,e WIZ 1trsrstctl ny policeman
Fent out from the Chcnro Avenue Sutton for
Rtronns alspntch. An owner ID wanted for tho
DfOuusty.
, 1880-07-01

Special Dispatch to TAs Chteaon 1fibuaA
INn1AHAp0hlS, Ind, Juno tN.-3fss. jacob 1tol-
lins. wIfo Of railroad engineer. took cord this
morning, Rp.l, making double slip-knot,
Btrangcd herself tu death With 1t. She hna ut.
tenpt0d on two previous occAsIons t0 end her
l!fc, oncp by cutting hor thrslIt and once ty
po1son sho % was !.sanu; y 4 an1 sayes 70 children.
DAykNrolts, fa., june EQ.--A tit,stnjtl, and rae.
'hnyer Hamed Daniel ilranIor, ut nluu 1rass
Township. an this county, committed sulel,!o
ycstestlAy, After dinner hv handed bis vito 4
rocoIpt 4, full frum ill i.txigo ii United Work.
xs,'', as @ T. e., as & d'3 H. " tearkul. NOW, qd
then wen! tu Mn outlratldluY. p,itlct tho .nuxxlu
VI p!sta to hta left sk1o, anu lir.A: liz ktax
KcFol out Ut tho doors, md fsll bleeding. ,icMtl
tried to cusu.u.t suultio BY poisoning hi,usalf.
, 1880-07-01
SCALD HEAD


For Nine Years EHret.
Nfeasrs. Weeks 4 Potter-icntlrn,cn Since
std Head. Ir,.l It s c,lrc,l f,c whun nl l.t.ii-
cIilrs TINT lMyc TAKEN for ntne yuMrs did inc IN
KOtNl. nm. now llsltlg 1t rs t,ltr dressing. but
my head Ia we'll. II Keeps tho tl,lfr III very nico
condition., tntrs truly. II. y. Raymond,
Auditor Fort Wayne, Jackson t. SiYluuw II. H.
Jucksuil, Mfch., l}or. %, 1873.
, 1880-07-01

T1rrsnuns, 1'a.. juno 3o.-The lion. Morgan
Il. WisV, Ut Greene County. was to-dly r.tlonil-
llItttii f.Ir Congress by tho DemoertsG cnnfprees
Ut thu TwcutyIiEst District, huw In kessi0n heru.
, 1880-07-01
TENNESSEE FAILURES,

EP<t40I UUtQt[A 70 IH2 LA1d10 1T1b2HAs
NASHVILLE, Tcuu. June 80.-~Duriu1 tho six
months Guiding to-day there wero thlrty-oKht
failures In Middle and East Tennessee, liabIl-
ties, ss97,5lal5; assota, *1s1,e3l.3t Compared
with tho itst half of last year. this shows de-
crrnsu Ut furty-eI4ht EAtluscs, Atort4ss.o OF $3-
:k}uo liabilities q I'D decrcaso os Sol, SS.sa u.s.
, 1880-07-01
MILK CRUST

: On CHIIId 1IcHN ENrEH,1 p. .
Stessrs. Weeks &; I'otter-Gcntlcmen: Last
summer my siatrr, while Waiting In Doston3
1t,uKilt 4 box 1T Cnttcfln ind Clttcurn Soup for
her little buys hcal. wtlt h,,d tho milk crust for
more tan two years. and fnr which sltc Ind trlc1
almost avnryth!uE. and exhausted tho eisit Of
eevertl physicians. Tho Cntitstrh ct!ru,t him,
and nc II now II tll,e, helthy- locking bog, with a
beautiful head Of hlfr. Yours,
MRS. U. l.. BOWER.
40 Clint0n.aL. Cincinnati, Ohio.
, 1880-07-01

RUTLAND, 1uny :D.-The Republicans of tho
l'irTt Congressional District rcnoh,nRted ChnrlcA
II. Joype OH tito twenty .fnnrth hAllni. 1lsles
Il. HulGhules WIS nui,llIlutcL for ElcGtUr.
, 1880-07-01
VIRGINIA,

PETERSBURG, TA, Jun1 N,--Tho Republicans
OF tho Fourth Congressional Distrint hAvn notEi-
,lnttd J,.seph Jurgonson for Congress by IT.
ElnItlAupn,
, 1880-07-01

NAsrrtLLE, Tuftn., Jnne T.-At meeting of
tho Directors OF the Nashville, chattanoo4a 1;
1t. Inuis hallway today, the resignation of j.
W. Thnslna. President PRO tctuporc, WINS ac-
ceptt,l u,ld ex -Uoy. james y. Porter was elected
10 iii lilo vucur,cy caused Us tho fr,nMt rcsta.,h
iinn uf President Ut,le. Dt.Drxo. a. Warrington
was ulcetet! na director. Vice John i. King. re.
Efgnc,l. ]. W. ThHtita WIS REFLECTED Ue!Irrat
Superintendent Of tho lihe. -
, 1880-07-01
T11E So1ll1r&y 1-srElsN.

cPflH* AHPut%H ~ ~ N''+"b' s'f3""'s
Sioux CRY, H.. Juno m.-f'arstcs frDr, UP
country rcport gra'lng On tho lIlnck Hits line
or tho Northwestern, NJ being ohaheff rs flst us
mon and teams cnti push It. rhu Company "A
npw running Il construction trim west 1T Jim
River, nti.l Hnl,o to reach tho Missouri ut Fort
George ths HeilBUEl.
, 1880-07-01

I.ouIsvlLLE. Juno G1.-1,y tho returns Of tho
ecs,stls enun1erators tho popi'nt!on of Louisville
ts ltN,-n gan Of nycr a5 ,s,r ceitt In ton yeurs,
It IA generally Thought thnt tho population lly
fnir Gn4lnt Ia H. .lkW tu AkU greater than tho tg
ures returned by tho Federal oit!cor,
, 1880-07-01
Gu1lCuRA REMEDIES.

' Far skin, Ncntf', ttntI a1Oad 1IuM0rst I
Aro prypRrcll BY WEEKS 4 rUTTElt, ChcmtA
md DrliYgists, 50 W,lst,InKton.st., lloaton,
Fr,nt-sI, Toronto, Ont. md annw Hill. 1o|
don, nnd nre for salo by all Druggists. l'rtcca
containing two Mtltl t'ut-hMIf tltlcs ..:l Iuan
Ut slnall. 81. 1tEsnt.yESr 81 pprdbOstie. 20
CultA MEnlcIEAL TOILET st,xE 8 cg,lts. Cu1
htrs, for barber, IND lutAe 'e'nsurness, " cent
, 1880-07-01

SAN FieANcIsco, Juno N.-Thp Territorial
DvMocnltao Convention Of Arlxonh notnltRtcd
u. II. Uury as U1cHate 10 Congrcas.
, 1880-07-01
VIRGINIA.

8rsttat Dlspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
DunKEvIl+1.R, Va, June :0.-At the IcpnbtG-
HI Congressional District Convention, which met
hurr ti,-tiAy. thu Hon. Jnseph Joryetlson w,ls re
nominated By AcciaNation on tho lcst ballot-
, 1880-07-01
TIE MISSOURI RIVER POOL.

TIE MISSOURI RIVER POOL.
II eecms very probnhlc TINT tho rnnds In the
ChtcnKo Division Of tho southwestern Nnilwily
Association will nftcr I'LL succeed IN adjusting
tho difficulties that aroso fa,m tho lc1nand or
tho Itoek island torn reimbursement ut tho Mia
RourI llYer t,ercentaKes from this city. II fs nn.
tlurslood TINT Il compromise II ntsa1t tn bo CT.
fectcd Oil the baals proposed IN rl!E Tttt!'p%E Of
five up nbtMlt per oent, ntl tho ChtGtE', Hur"
llugtui s Quincy about ! per cont OF THUR pres
eiit ui,.,nInt, and TINT this bn ntltleu tn
tho Rock 1BlAnd percentage. Such ilrrtEEc.
mont wn,,l.l ,,Eyo tho Alton ana H.. RncE h,ss
iaan % oiiieials W say they viii to satisfied wifi,
such MI arrangement. The managers nf tho
Alton unt burlington feel rather rulnetunt 10
uku thu concession. cininlIilR that there sYna 1iu
Justice III their ElylnE up y I1rtton nf thoir
thnt, engage N II lisaatro,s war they Will np
touht nKreu to such arrangement III tho onl.
Thos Hid 4rent fMllt with tho nttltuta tHkGn hy
tho Itnck !slaud regarding y now nrbtrnttDn.
1loth tho Alton and tho Huntington wer0 wiiit1iE
t9 let ts nater ara!n " p1a t. nrtr!ton ns pro-
nbu by tho award. M lnlttor whnt II might l,o,
int tho tock Island st,,tfornly rnfsca, nntl will
nccc[lt no compromise tint does not ElfG 1t rs
illl,eh ms Ia givc1i 10 the Altnn
Any arrangement HOW lnntlc}nnst OF necessity
ho totnprnry only, ha before lung tho WubIsti
will op,1l ita Chicitxo oxtcnsinn fur business md
1t Will thcn tlumRE'i ns0 Bht!!o NJ tho hl,slEts8
trO Chicago, Isl nutllbr rptl! vision .'E tho per-
cp;ltagus fr,ln Ch'cag0 must ba nude. sheuld
tho runtlY thc be unable tn lEfGN ut1lGfiE thtItl-
uept to submit tho tnatter u arbitration and r
the lantfs lAnhh tten continued ~ relus0 SUCH
kettlun,ut It IL ilnrss u se how II wlr III Mis-
Bourl ltlver rates cAn he ttvprted.
, 1880-07-01

FtsIE, Fa, Juno m-Thu eI,Hmeratnrs' rcvlaed
figures mako Erlo'a population .8,5I5, IL W,lin OF
gUtn slnGo 1S7O, ttr nnrr thnn Is per cent. THIS
ia tll., lsrHtst pprcGNtg0 t,f ncrcAAe thus far
ported W my runnsyiynnn city.
, 1880-07-01

spsetal Dtsfatth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Net,., Juno aI-Tho census oEllllner-
aturs finished thoir work today. On,aha's
population ruOta up 1l.G11. Thu population has
lust nboat doubled III ton yonrs.
, 1880-07-01
DISSATISFIED INDIANS,

Bpt<tdt Dhpalsh IL Gfu CAieass 1ttbHus.
sioux Cry, H., Jmne 30.-Tl,u Sioux Chiefs,
now III lhsIr way hnIHo fran Washington. nru
much llasatisuel Will 5pJtlea'TuA. Auniiuui
, 1880-07-01

Epttfat DiapaseA to The Chiedgo 7rthunt
'WArERrows. Wis, Juno D-Tha 1cnR.ts Of
tho City nf WNtortowll. ]ust completed, shows
population OF 7,e0s, Incrcnsu III ten yours, ITS.
, 1880-07-01
WALK FOR A WAGER.

FonT WORTH. Junsu u.-Char!es Gay, tho Texas
pcdestrlan who wugorc4 3s01 he could walk fsenl
1T. I.uIs to Fort Worth in trtce,, .'ays, urrlv.sl
heru ut HAS u, Ill.,. making thu trip twelve
hours unI ttftuuu minutes ntGud OF t1lIo.
, 1880-07-01
Fan;Iies Drowned and Houses
Swept Entirely Away.
Tho River Forty Feet Doep Where
the Break Occurred.
Highest Mark Ever Known by While Men on Tho
mississippi.

TIE sNY CtsEyAssE.
sptttat Disp.leh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, J,nu W.-Tho 4rcat tloo,l In tho
Mssssippl has at Inst proved terrible calnrn-
it's. Tito Gny lovc8 broke Inst nfght Mt tho cut
aY nurth Ut Cincinnati Landing nr.l ut iloot to-
1ny tho crDvasso wis hU0 foot w!t1o, and s eon-
eta.lt1y thoronsfng IN stxo, Thprc nro s0vcrn
Futl,or dangerous plRccs in tho c'nbankn'cnt
which wilt doubtless pi.e why. md Rt this hour
II seems impossible to prevent tho tlootling of
tho vast nrca OF fine farnlng innd protected by
tito ipyeo. Tho wNtor Ia now spending rnpldly,
Anl TN nrca several miles In extent Is nlrcaIy
uvurlfowed.
IT Is IMPOSSIBLE
tn cohlpi,to tho Immense amount of damage
TINT will result FROM this t!otH, but It Will AK-
grrH,,te Bovcrnl tlun1rot thousand dollars. a
e!fxht htca 0f tho da1naHo tnlty ho Eltlned from
the fnct that IN extent ut cUtiftry Forty miles
lung md frDm fur to ton miles wide WIS pro-
teatctl by tic enlbhnk1ncnt, This ID probably
tho richest farming lnntl In tic Statc. md, us
consequence, tho yiuld Of grath this year would
hnrg beun enormous.
Tha news OF tho brcak Mt midnight spread
like wildllrc, but II Bcarceey preceded tho ruBh-
ing Ut
OF watcr, and tho excitement during tho night
WIS lntrllsu. Funilics wrro compelled to lcnve
thuir homes. III li,ll.y INSTANCES, with scarcely
my cloti,lny OIL, a,d iloe for thor lires. lnrge
extent of tic property in tho valley Is owricl by
Quincy people, MD tho announcement of tho
1Is,s.cr was consequently received with deep
regret hero.
as tho river Mt tho cutoff whcro tho crovnsso
occurred is forty fcct leop, tho wMter poured
through In n vast volume and with oyerwholnl-
inK furcc.
An er.t'ro family, beloved to bo Mr. Freemer,
nnd llis Wife,
ANN ALI, MIA f,1ttpnFg. trrttr nNnvNEn
, 1880-07-01
SKIN huMQR

On Face. IIrntP, nnd F'nrts OF 1sndr. Head.
COver~d with Aenbs md Aores.
Mcssrs. Weeks s. I'ptter: commenced to uso
your Cnticursl Remedies lust July. My face md
rlw. Ny hend Wis covered With scabs and sores,
md my suffering WIS fcArful. had tried Dvcry.
thing hul l.eltrt1 of In tho East and Wcst. Ny
case WIS ts,nsiderns1 n yery had one. hnrenow
not particle 0f Skin lfumor about mo- and my
cnBe s considered wonderful. It hna t,een TIM
mGHlIs 0f selling Il KFcht ntnny Of your Cutcilsh
ltetntdfes IN this part OF tho CHuntry. fte1pcct-
fnily yours MRS. 3. Il. WHIrrLE.
Decatur, Mich, Nov. II, 1878,
, 1880-07-01

fHIt.ApEEl1ltA, PA.. Juno N.-Tlto Otllplnl re-
turn af Consra.SnpervIsor steclo shows the pop
ulation OF Philadelphia 10 bu sl7,S4.,
, 1880-07-01
THE REV. DR.. BLACKBURN,

b1fep0 UIsla1tR 70 1hs tHits4VV IfI1GNs.
plr1spultH, tn., juno a0.-Dr. blackburn. 1t
Chl..ngo, Gt,anstl!nr- elect Ut Tho Wtstcr1. Unl-
>essty III this city, afr!scd lust n5sas. In reply
, 1880-07-01

COLLINS VoLTAlC PLASTER
Instantly relieve Pain, enruI.cas, md WcRkncsl
, 1880-07-01
QAYxAA

AtuscATIHc, H., juno ;N,-The cot,sua rcturns
0f thss city fo1t up totna Of B.s9i, An !ucroase
ut $50 sinGG lH70.
, 1880-07-01

lSAlANA Il Tol4]S4
Gpsei1t Dhpd&eh f1 1hs Ghtoooo 1rbun4.
INn1ARArn..iH, Ind, June D..-Thu exact poI,-
ulntlon Of thta city. ~ officially declared TO-
night, Ia f6,Qi7.