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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-11
at THE HOTELS.
List OF Arrivals in the city,
The following IL q list Of arrivals ,
he city hotels for Aug. 10th:
ATKIN HOUSE.

ATKIN HOUSE.
j. w. Witcher, Cleveland James Ma
honey, Loudon. z. T. Tullock, Iuka,
Miss. Alex. P. Stewart and wife, Oxford,
Miss. Milo McBee, Strawberry Plains.
Jno. w. Britt, Whitesburg. r. B. Haines
and wife, E. 81. Farmer, A. II. Kimber,
Philadelphia. A. Jay and wife, Provi-
dence. F. S. Blair. Summerfeld, N. G.
Albert Peele, New Garden, n. q. 81. w.
Dixon, Snow Camp, n. 9: Minerva Men
denhall, Jamestown, y. 9. Amanda Rich
ardson, High Point, N. G: F: @. Garland,
J. W. Norwood, Lenoir's. H. N. Hook cit,
Catharins Cox, Centre, N. G. Joel G. An
derson. High Point, N. G. VIM. L. Will
son, Red Cross. N. G. Julia Mendenhsll,
jamestown, N. c. s. J. Pickel. Ssllie
Pickel, Sweet water. A. Fisher, j. & w
r. r. Co. T. w. Fisher. B. F. Blair
N orth Carolina.
HATTIE HOUSE.
A. II. Pettibone. Greeneville. Jas. S
Autisdale. Michigan. Dan'l q. Marx
Detroit, Mich. r. A. Milan, Nashville
Jason W. Mixter, Plymouth, Miss. B. Il
o. Brien, Greeneville. Alex. p. Stewar
and wife, Oxford, Miss. L. P. Speck
Rockford. E. A. Reed, Oliver Springs
A. Fl. Gallaher, Glenloch.
LAMAR HOUSE.
| W. Mitchell, A. E. Stewart, w. T. Gray
Cincinnati, Ohio. z. Martin, Charleston
K II. Boland, Atlanta, Ga. j. A. Sum
mers, Seerman, Texas. Claiborne Brazel
ton, Cyrus Thornton end lady, Des Moines
| Iowa. John Chumbley, Coal Creek.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-11

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Money, $1.0z
a1.03. Exchange, $4624. Govern
ments, quiet and firm; SIS, $1.02s
43's, $l.1l4; e, 81 l,09ai States, dull.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-21
REST.


HIS mother was princes child,
Ills sire q crowned King;
There lacked not to his wishes wild
What the broad earth could bring;
Strong knees were supple AZ his word,
Swords gimmercd At his will.
Brave fortune but II wearied him
Hts spirit thirstcth stiil.
For him tho glorious music rolled
or singers silent long;
Tho Roman and tho Grccian told
Their wars OF Right and wrong;
For him philosophy unveiled
Athenian PIato's lore;
Might these not serve TO stead lifcp
Not these no sighed for more.
he i6ved-the truest, newest LIP
THAT ever lover pressed
The uuccn,lest month OF all the South
Long love for him confessed.
Round him his chiidrcn's joyousuess
Rang s,lvcrly and shrlIl;
Thrice happy! save that happiness
Lacked something -somethlng still.
1t came the studded sccptcr lay,
An unregarded thing;
volvcts and gold did bravely hold
The body OF the king.
Wbyl strange that Love, and Lore, and Sway
Looked ever OH before,
And those pale, quiet lips Of clay
Asked notbng--nothlng more.
--Bd,cin Irnoid.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-21

The gentlemen who essayed to sorenadc
Miss l.. n few evenings since should have had
"clear' Threats, and their efforts would have
been better appreciated. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is the best remedy extant for n "thick'
or congested condition of the throat and bron-
clial tubes, giving instant relief.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-21

bills can be reduced One-half by purchasing
for their children shoes with the A. S. T.
Black Tip upon them. They wear as long as
the metal, while adding to the beauty of the
al,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-21

| fully, lyon had never asked me to go to
that horrd opera"
81 thought she sang very WE'LL" abiding
to Patti. "And certainly couldn't be ex-
pccted to know how things were going to
turn ont" says Mr.. Wilding, somewhat ag-
greved.
" You shouldn't have listened to Jose;
you should have brought mo straight home.
II is all your fault" says Brenda, most I'M
fairly.
| "Well, II wasn't forgot the latch-Sey
anyhow" says Mr.. Wilding, uuwisely in
censed.
At this unlucky speech his cousin, seeing
at last good opening, gives way to bitter
reproach.
Eyes, that is Just like you," she says
large tears gathering in her lovely eyes. "To
upbraid me now, when ! am most unhappy.
II you were in trouble, George, | would moi
treat you So"
:" Don't speak to me like that says
Wilding, miserably. :" am far more upset
about this unfortunate matter than you car
be-
"That is impossible. Grandmamma cam
look at you as though she meant to devoul
you in one bite"
"If had anywhere to take you" goes on
George, "any home of my own, with some
old aunt at the head of 1t, for instance. Lott
of fellows have aunts who live with them, u
grudgingly. Z" But | never saw the aunt
that would live with me, and of course q
bachelors rooms wouldn't do, not if paced
the streets all night. Why on earth am
not married p says Mr.. Wilding, distract
eddy.
is this time to talk nonsense l' ask
Brenda with sudden yehemence. so
course, II you were married ! should not b,
here at all, and that would end the who'll
matter"
She is looking up at him from under tn,
! bewitching hood, with two angry eyes tina
say far more than their owner is awar
of. Her lips are quivering; two crimson
; spots enrich each rounded cheek. Wild
! ing, gazing at her extreme beauty, loses hi
: head.
. 81 am not sure of that" he says un
, steadily. :" think il 1 were married, you
, 1880-07-30
ILLICIT WIIISKY-M4iKING.

An Important Discovery OH tho Fnrfti
Of II Wealthy g&exltlnnt Of New York
city. Ecar Ynnleern--A Complete still
mnd n ttmuHt1ty Of s.lquor Captured.
Sftetf nt,pufe. 10 The Chfeauo 1ribuns.
MEM Yul,H, July 20.-1'he revenue officers
n.i,ile MI Important discovery yesterday icilr
yunkrrs, o,l the fsr,n Ut .lhlJai, Curtlas, IL
wsn!tIy rs.:t Isn't ut New York. ~Tlloro has
ls'ng becn running what WIS said to be II
yluugar-.tl1. The itolfce suspected tho place.
niMl iinnlIy informed tho ruyouuo officers,
who wont np tu Investigate. Cnmlng Npali
thu factory suddenly, tho officers expected to
Ind soino Vinegar rs Il lllntter Of "sliow,"
but no!e WIS 70 be y see1!. H.: Eiterlng tho toor,
nace extending w from M excavation nbhut
seyGM ruet Iii the HrOIlM(. On, this was
il !arsu :a0o;gal!9n a!lce9t-lr1n ,nllcr full nf
boiling lt';s. rl;a iiro la ,. Sse' .it.wn ol.!y
frurt this want to to roar of tito building, 10
tint II wuull not Incidentally laya 1ecl, dr.
cnycreit from the river r0atl. Connected with
ts 1o'ef %ere I'll tbs ,vEw 9EacsT S and ,p A.
sMrty % a,ltt s,,,,!o haf I'LL OF mntcriul 1t ollo
kintl ind nnotllor. This neutrality-suspicious. wps
ahout zoo feet fro,n this building, e! !!earer
look1ng ph!cc, and upon looking t.ro,sn,l nnly
away, weru visible; hui III ,ti!o ceiling WIS n
short rubber !lose leading from above. Upoll
going ilrstails u pail was found over tho
liole, WITH a pipn IN the centro Of, tho
bottom evidently intended to bo nseti rs l.
sort Ut funnel for filling TIN hnrrela ttoWit-
stairs. Upnil galllg around to tllc roar Gf tho
huiId!,Ig mud digging up sumo surfncu dirt, Il
tnllrsp Ut pInnkinE Wns struck. rlfs was
raised, nlld there wore tllsrnyer0A three hugo
ynts fill of whisky rca!y tor tic market, IN
connectr.t toEat!,cr by large ir9n pipes. The
plnta WIS selzttt, together with five hnrHtta.
riiN 1hat. supposed T. n tho proprietor q the
still wAS nrrrstel. Thu seizure II 0!le Ut w
I l,lully ytaiH.
, 1880-07-30
BECOMING aIONOTONOUS.

The Schooner George Washington.
frosn rlltludcl1,laln, Uvcrisu,slcd by a
StniitslA War Vcksel on Cape NIaynf4
CtEbt - The Schooner Boarded. utau
aeArci,cI.
spsetat Dt,pat<h 10 The chteaao Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Md, ,Iuly a0.-Capt, Ozias n.
Parsons, Of tho scll0uller George Washing.
tu.t, which arrived ut this port Oh Monday,
from M1ilcAtuneal. JaiNaica, REPORTS tlat OH
his outward pisAage, wien otf Cnpe Maysi,
tllo eastern pufut of Cuba, lie WIS over
hauled br Il Spanish gunhoat, the Of
ttcars OF which shado II search Ut
bis vessel. At tho ttme lie was five niitos
from sl,orc, md In tic direct course of tile
West 1HstEn sratlprs. Capt. Parsons. In his
affidavit, snys that hu cleared from tlis port
June =, IN ballast, bound to MnnclIlvnea!, for
cargo of fruit. On July he was oyerlsnulcd
BY u stlcwilccl steamer flying the Spanish
itax alnl carrying fur guns The steamer
did not fire, fur ~ 1t ca,ne abreast Of the
schooner tho inter lleayel to. Il bont COLI
tatning two officers and Ten lnen
put of from the steamer al.tl
boarded tho schooner. Tho officers h',l
their swords, allu tho men had u.uskets with
them. The officers came oil board the scllool-
CT, accompanied by tlolr coxswain. The
commanding officer tta1uardcd Capt. Parsons
papers, which wero shown HIN. To tho Cap
taIu's protest short reply was rnatla
II, Spanish, which Capt. rarsons
c0ulh nut understand. The other
nilcer nlt.tlc two Inspections pf tho hold, hut
f0nIlu llnthing except fuw barrels Of flour
belonging to tho Ship's stores. Tho two OIL
ccrs walked tnwurd tlle f0rccastla MS II
tlelibcrating whether to cllter. alnl then tho
cu.,Innnding oillcur, spgaking English for
tho first time, nsketl CAPT. Pars0ns ],ow
lmns,y Mlcn lit, l,al In the crew, ant caused
thenI to t!a mustered 20 ti.at lla might zee
them. They then turned nnd. reunteresl
their bout without 4 word OF Gxplulln'
tlull, a.ttt put buck to tlie stcnMer.
| Tile commanding o.liccr was n young
1nan. seemingly about u. TIN second
Otllcpr WIS u much larger n1,, ntll waslt,uu
Is years U!tl. Dot wt,re tn nlitlrusS Uniform.
The ssi1,lnrr appeared to buof al1oNt 800 nr
tiD0 tnt's burden. Ilor position was such
tlnt ilA entire lin.ln MI lIer stern c01tia not
be tun aut, but tho lust four lett0rs wort
| "{iHrvH
, 1880-07-30
ALLEGED ABDUCTION,

A +1o,en ,7uotn..1n,, Srra 1Sit..hoti, Gcrt3nId
At l=:D yesterday ATS. Ellzaooth 9c.".s% n.,ar
WIS arrosted Ut tlle resldenco ot lleE tlasnMs V
11an4,"r n,,, tn,,E,, tnsrT stTets
eofilof OF Dearborn a,'a I!itrtyshita sI.Ss ,ausi
WHO cAarges iier with abductlng heF aa"s" ~,
tor sara, !ge.l TO years At tue tune o. hera ata
"ct,tatsi IL ki.,iiiy feeiimtss towar,is lie K!t.
tnI;ime lscr hrna,,S,, hpr 1nother was In shs
i!ai,it ~ tlrinkinn a,,ti nh.s,na iler. ;.
Sfras Snratisi,f n,tuenrs 7 Il, Ia n woman Of
sn1',n r1rni,s nnt nwrs sereraj uteces 0f
mrn~c,t~ ] i, Tia " n1tv ma NJ ~ i1H Prairis
i,v"i,,'n wI,ons ei,c r,sIstaH ~, tn Yesterday
Tar cf,rI.nrs t,%stio liza i,;,rmsf,nd lussIa
- tnr r'',utntf,t, snnn,t.h,t n,,,i sho uQea
, 1880-07-30

NEW TollK, July .o.-5. N. l'rnnscom, Of
Jacksonville, Fla., was to-day committed to
the Tombs OH tho charge Of forgery Ut sl37,.
600 Sanitary Improvement bumds of Jackso,-
vile, Fla. Tho bo,.ds woro Autographed hero
on what purported to DO n genuine order
from the 1layor OF the above-nall,cd city,
Tlle seals wcre cut hy twu different firms.
a,nl, after completing thY impression on the
bonds. nrnnscon cal3!ed tlle pilates, on loar.l
bonr.l lie Hired q boy tn wrltu tho stgnaturo
ber Of bonds, md. 1t was through hlnl tito
seI,emo ,bccnInv, known. Othor yIRnaatnres
wcre written III by various persons. Tho H.
teutiun WINS to nut up these bogus documents
NJ cullnturaIA for borrowed n,0l!ey. with whicl.
to ll.tlyo thu orange CROP: lie l,at 'na!Ie par-
tInl MrrnnEe'nents to THIS elect, and nb0tlt
ci.Rnts !nnocently betrayed into alulng Ills
sellelne.
, 1880-07-30

LONDON, July aa-A correspondent Mt |
Co,,stantin0pla gives tito fill text of thu
l'UrtYFs rcpy to tho collective nOte, which |
concludes by asking tho Powers to authorize |
their representatives ut Constaiattmnp!e tU
come to m understanding with the pnr.e
will, View to facilitating negotiations In IT,
garsl to thu tix..tIon Ut tbs frolItier.
TIE POWERS Dl:rEKMlSEr. |
A Vienna dspatel1 SAYS: '.'T3B Powers Nro
ftliy determined to carry ont to the Iast TX
trGI1iity the decisions ut tlle Dcrlin Confer
cncc."
TURKEYS M1IIrAEY PREPARATIONS
4 Cnllstantnupie> dispatch says: What
ever thu Slll!a.l's renl Intentions nre. he Il
continuing tho military preparations. n.l.I cf-
forts aro mailing to obtain II small advance
FROM tho Ga!asa balkcrs Oil tho SECURITY OF
next years tith s.'
sEUssUL.MASa' PROPERTY.
G1sclicn, tic British Ambassador, aud
sn,nc of ],ja cnllraul1cs llnyr urotu,srd to tiIo
1,.t H.. ,f ~ ,,.',;'.n,,. ,,,,,,. ~ n..r
ao'.c III, at ..t ~ .See ,,.t - u o .,t ,,o
crs VIII slvo NIL e1'sci"l't g'!a'nitee tlat TUG
mans shall DO respected.
S,,rs ,,oa 1,cem r,..oiv.I rro,, Ec,uso tint
.,a t',.,.,si. ~ S.a,.,a1 I,,,'';.s,,ass H..
l,so tntStsn oIecM. ~, ."',s1o,e,s ,E: aA'u n
rived ut ScntafL. Tue l'Fesiscllt ''as repeat
Guy, pat uhssceess1nl!S' 1raet 10 no!a'' 1'e
cotscnt Of tie Albumin Leagase to tho ccs-
sion to Montenegro Hf a portion of Albunia
0'9'' sAT1srAcronr.
nor,tn 1tsnatc1, soyx. t,oyt, f>do Rus.
sal, ttn m~,tts', s,,,,"ss,,,,r wv" ,sos ~" S.rnav
,1n,,,a,,'t fr.,,,, tIa u.r,,,, f,tnt
lssruc!ea n"eI'a'.l at"l .c t,e1.''' .ancs '1ae
MI eSpllhhtl0h tcBaralslE tho hisSloll ol IlerF
/ Wltto'nt0rf to corstansfnople, md tho reply
WIS 20 sutisfactoryas 10 renoye nil appre-
, 1880-07-30

Tanncr St11t tkccps n SttT urpcr Lip,
bHt His Doctors Thlnk 1ko IL East

TAnncr stu Keeps StiT Upper Lip,
bit Ills Doctors ThlnR 1kc " INST
Cn1inrafnH.
Special Dlspateh 10 1As chieaeo Tribune.
New Yoniz. July 29.-'l'l,"rc WINS ITO spccIul
change III DR.. Tanners condition to-.lay.
Tho gradual weakening Vt Ills syste,n cni,-
ttnuea, but the physlcta1s Ito not deem It
necdtul yet to Interfere. Tho faster says lle
viii cat when l,o discovers my Ut the fataE
symptoms, sucll as hlccouRls, hut secs IN
reason to cllnngo his course OF living ut
present.
1b M4 TtIt<rn Asaostat<d Prtas.
NEW YollIS, July 2o.-Tlora was q decided
c1lange for tie worse III Dr.. Tanner's coll
slitlon to-ttny. Tic is weaker tfnn at my tins
during tho fast, and Ills oycs are dull md
heavy.
At noon DR.. Tanner was suffering pain.
though ho denied It. Tho symptoms were
50 alarming during tho morning TINT lis ply
s[cians decided to have beef cxtract. warm
water and bralHly ready for. an emergency.
wind III his stomach, but, while max
ii hlcGoug'iB set III 1to VII Mt once
break tlle inst. At O'Clock t'Ils morning
three ounces Of warm water was given him
10 relieve pain. Four hours lnter he again
complained, and asked for few drops Of
peppermint, hut wns refused. 11o sought
relief by pounding his ribs. After
Ills return from tho Usual 1norIl-
fng w1lk lie was given a little fco-wnter
al.d a small piccu Of Ice. lie sool,
after yomltcd onc md n ha|f ounces of mt
cous tlngetf with bile. IIe was weak ans'
helpless for nearly an hour afterwards. At
one time fle took warm f0ot-bnths to relieve
congestion Of the stomach by increasing nc.
tlvity in blood circulation. lie thinks liz has
cnughta slight cold. He was asleep when
tho tlllrty-sec0nd day was entered on, ul
noon.
At2:oo this afternoon DR.. Tanners pulse
wns beating regularly Mt II, his temperature
was 0s: Is, and Ills respiration II. Ills
strength was tested by tho tlyltometer MI.
fonnI to be 50 Kilometres OIL the right l,nnt
and 1t OF tho lett. DR.. Gum tllun applied
the sphygnlogrnpll to liis wrist. and sattl TIC
tracnys were RB good ns could lM expected
At4 O'Clock tho Doctor wnlltGd brIslkly to
the lower hall, where his weight WAS found
| to bG t211I pOttntS-n loss Of lAif q p0l1llt III
twenty.fOnr hours. lie then ealled for sotllt
carbonEc icld water. which WIS brought
| lle then latl down, alld WIS covered with
| blankets, tho ntr brlng very cool.
At 0:l5 tho Doctnr went ont mil got war1l
bath. At s o'clock he entered tic large i,al
nt,tl lny down OF his cot, wtlei lle nppcarct
| to fall nslecp shortly afterwards.
At 1:335 Il. m. DR.. Tanner WIS resting qui
| ctiy.
, 1880-07-30

.lny from Afsl,anlstan sl.nws TINT yesterdays
tolegralns exaggerated Ue,,. N'!rrnWs' "
fent. Cnlldaar ought 10 bn perfectly sntr.
gllan war by n force inferior to tinn. l'rin!-
gliany."
TIL: Nrws.
a Bombay slEsnat.ll snys tho News Of tho
jnslian t,orsc1lci,, WHO had ridden for their
lives. ...
nREAT AExrErr
IL felt concerning the garrison of Klietntfeil.
zac. consisting Of iuur guns, II Bq'latlton af
tic sixfy-sixtji ,irei,nel,t, tle Fourth lleuI-
lnent NJ llnmbay. i,atlv1 Infantry, and o,su
company of tic 'rwcnty-sixtll Regiment of
bombay native infantry.
sC.,1scITy or WATER.
Earl Granville stated It, thu !louseof I.or!s
to.lay tllat uen. p!,ayry ls at Chanan Chosi,
Primrose. tim. plnyrc says Primrose otlly
fenrs are scarcity Of water.
1.tHrotscEMESTs 001So FORWARD.
4 stiapntcl from Simln snys: Gen. l'rinl..
rHses ast l!'cssagc statetl tllHt tllg @ reGort @ OF
ts lsstsr aax MaS t aIta 1o Ts
on tho way wllrli the tlcitnt occurred. Gcns.
Snlltlrlnnll ntlA 1'llnyrE arc already marching
III Cantfallnr, atn! t.wn or n'0re rygnenss
sshoultl lav.,. rc'e1!ed Catnlaflar by this tfme.
airy, will be se1lt fran lntsln.
NEWSPAPER COMMENT.
: I.oypoS, July an-1'hc I'tiH 1fuU Gnzcttc
III Il lt4lllinK ttliturtal arttcle says: - Tic
tltsnstsr Vt Camnl!ar woV!t! !N' nlf com co,l,-
sate ate i d ss sw"sst st f e fesasy saysaa t. asisf
atld baRgage y; luyg uoth'ng to do with
catMlallar, ntul rs little rs pDxsibIe with
Cabnf; 10 abandon. that t1Mpost,tro called
".,seien!ic frontiGr," and plaeY ourselvGS at at
, 1880-07-30
Jumping from tho Cnrs, Heavily
Ironctl, While They Arc itl
Rapid Motion.
A Missouri Mob Take Pris~
oner from Jail and Shoot
Him.
Goodwin, tic Murderer Of Balm, In
1own, Released from Gus"
toly.
A Woman in North Carolina ConfesgoB
Having Poisoned Flor Hua-
band.


A. DESPERATE JUMP.
sptetat Dssp,t.eh to The Chicago Tribune
Currv Ray. Wis. 1uly oo.-SheriT Jn,ncs
4 Ifurtnr ~ tvinystn,,f f,o,,ntv. Illinois. left
arecn Bay Inst night, having Ill Charge one
Gcorgo Countryinan, al'ns a. Mnrks. al1as
George Walker, Jr, tllu man WHO unlocked
tl'o .rnllrt mi with Il Toothbrush Inst Sup
tc'nbcr and SO liberated 'lyo otaer prisoners
besides himself. The Sheriff hal spent many
dollars ,uat much lime looking up the lost
ln,n},s of Ills flock. nutt Countrylnal, bluckest
" to oiaeh oneei, "tss .no .o. ~ i,....,
tnkeni AZ NfGen 1sAy Iho pllsuIcf "als l1cIf!'
, 1880-07-30
HARVEST NOTES.
Additional Reports from Minnesota
aud EsalkUtn.

aud zsalkutn.
Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
Sr. PAU, July m.--Tllc foll,@lng arc
among the reports received to-de3:
l1nstings-1inrycstlng !: wcil urtler way
throughout the county, and farsltcrs report
ttat tho prospects exceed their previous al-
ticipattolls. Wheat Is fine, and the general
yield IL estimated Mt ilftcon bushels per acre.
Onts uro heavier ttlan for many years be-
fore. Barley Is good. with large average
yieatl.
rlnceton--Harvcsttn has commercial In
solne portions Of Mills Lacs County, nr1d will
be general In bath this and adjoining coun-
ties next week. Tho cool weaiher Of past
weeks llas been very favorable to small
grains, and, II the weather continues fQyora-
blc, tho average crop will bo very good. Tho
yield, which wns ut first feared to be snail,
Is proving quite tho contrary, and Of goo Il
quality.
St. 1anles-rhe harvesting of WElent Inns
begun III Beyprnl localities; but 1t will not be
general until nb0Nt Monday next. Farmers
conclude that the average will bo u to Is
bushels, and the wheat No. |.
Vernon Cc,,tro-Fasmers arc very busy
harvesting. It promises tn l,e the best yield
IN the past t!ye years, md will probahly ayer-
ag9I u @ to 70 bns''e's per acre. Oats n''d corn
IBcllo Pralrlc-Oats NIL harvested. Tho
whrnt harvest III general commenced Inst
MondAy. All farmers nre jib[laut, Nv they
1sru real! !zns tho brst crop III ntnr years,
a1d, u'I!cs3 liGnyy raius damage tho Eratn
u stuck. 1t Will nearly, If not al', gradu
Wa,!cna- Barley untl rye haye been nar,
vested. Onts .nre being cut, null nrc the hest
crup we l,nva bud for years. WI,eat Is tnrl-
Ing slowly. The heads aru well iilietl, with
Il NHHIl 1ttunt11 0f Gtrutt E11DrtHr finn Inst
, 1880-07-30
IELEGRAPHIc N0IEs.

PgoutA. Ill, July aao.-'lAe proceeds from
tho salo Of stamps III tho Collectors otllce
yesterday were 0yer VI, ,0U1.''
P!uLApELrl11A, July e9,-The Times statcs
that there orc seventy eases af sn,All.pux In
Camden. N. J. 1t Is feared that 1t will b.
como epidemic.
BosroS, July 2o-A dispatch from Mount
Washington, n. ill.,, says sN0W cnnlinellcel
falling in tho slllunlt thero u little before
noon fo-tlay, mud continued most Of the time
until ! O'Clock.
Sysefal DtspateA to TAs Chicago Tribune,
DosToS, July W.-Fred Stinsoll, tle thoat-
RIGA! manager who 50 mysterit.nsiy tllsNp-
puared from Calais, Me-. OIL tho nisht OF tic
, 1880-07-30
SOUTH AMERICA,


Rio JASEriso. june W.-At Victoria, In.
l'er,iasnbuco. Hi election riot occurred OIL thu
9Th In which. according 10 telcgrams re-
cetyc.. tho suldtory mud poltce fired oli tic
pcop1c, and twenty parsons, including Daroli
tlu Exatta, were killed afAl mally wounded.
THE ELECTORAL DILL
tas passed tho brazilian Chnnlbcr Of Depu.
zc,, oyur twcnty-ono years. OF ayo fiji posses.
son of ctvil and political rights, antt having
NJ, INCOME Ut SOU per- annnn,, Is declared Mi
elrct0r. nt,tl rs such Is ettitled to yolc direct
ly for Deputies aid Senator'S,
, 1880-07-30

titll. 4 tra1n Ut lluraes bclnngng tn farmer
named H1n'!utan were tnkrn yesterday after
moon md driven directly through the city,
tho thieves atopptng at sadtllcr.sllup, tho
accommodating proprietor OF which brought
ont n number 1T wlips fnr them 10 l0Ok nt.
Selecting tho best ol,o In tho lot, they drovc
rapidly awny. This morning David Goo&-
l!onlcr-a!itl Charles isny wcro cnnlt1l,tetl In
default of 81 900 bail. they hnvtng bren capt-
Hrcd tlrfylnK ois The horses nttuclicd TO n
wagon b,loilKiux to Ir. Overly.
, 1880-07-30

NEW yonK, July 2o.-Petro Daibo, tho
wifc-murtlorcr, is now OH his third DEATH
watch. liz Is Sentenced to be hanged Aug.
o. lie Is prepared for tho worst, but hopes
for tho best, nr Mt iuast tries to feel that way.
lEe says lie ttaes mt want to die, hut will
!caye tlIis world like 'linrl Il lIc must 20.
illk Ills Imprisonment.
, 1880-07-30
FRANCE.

=
FAnts, July 20,-tacn. Farre, Minister Of
War, vnrroy, NlInislvt ut Public Works.
Md Collstn,ls, Minister of tic. .Inteyior, will
accompany President f;ravy to Cllerbonre.
Premier do Fsoycluet will rnlnaln III Paris,
being tlet:,ic.l by negotiations oli the E;lst-
erIl question.
lMrOIrrANT n1scovENY.
4. French sculptor chimes to have dis
covered t!lat eellulo!l IL admirably adapted
for stertotyping. :.
nELAYED.
PANS, July 2o.-'Tl,u 4lel'artnre of tho Mill
tnry Mission to traee0 Inns bern delayed, tho
f;uyelllnent being AnNthus 10 nyoiQ giving
rlso to any misunderstanding.
, 1880-07-30

istEt, I.s sil.ee bucn sccn ut .,fnl,ai,,. wI,rr
lin tlitat rital BUSINESS, mid lnssed under ~
assumed nnmr. HI sent tho dispatch ali-
n0analng his death, nll 1t IL tenrl,rtl llU Was
not Insane ur financially embarrassed.
, 1880-07-30

RALEIGH, N. C., Jn]y .o.-1ntelligcnce was
received to-tlay of tho death, Inst night, In
Caldwell County, Of Mrs. Jane Starncs, who
several hours before her demise confessed
tint sl,e killed ller husband some years ago
BY poisoninR.1ln,. During tho fur days she
was dying lIcr srfcrlngs seemed agonlzing,
but after s1,G 1uate tho confession she sall all
her pain Ind gone.
, 1880-07-30
HYMFHFAt..

Special Dtspaeh to Tbs Chicago Iftbtns
C5lSroN, ILL.,, July 2.-nr. +. i. Dpwnoy,
4 prominent physician Of this city, was mar-
rlel tEis evening to Elm t.Lane. The llay.W.
". Fursls tte.l tho nilptinl knot. \ number
Of frtellds ot tile pair witnessed tho went.
'rllc happy cDupl0 have ihN best WlAhca
Ut ttlelr nlaly friends III tll!s city.
, 1880-07-30
TAX ppTIEA.

LONDON, July ol-A Berlin dispatch says;
''.rllu now taxes aud duties voted by purlfa-
ment III 1917 lave deceived the expectations
Of tho Government. Tic TOBACCO duties
alone have shown q return Ut &C, ,0o0, COO marks
less than expected. 1t IL therefore necessary
to invent new meais for increasing tho seye-
uucs, uud Il conference ut cVbougg Ut the
, 1880-07-30

Finance Ministers nr tho ynrmls Statcs 1T
tho Empire ia trying to solve tho problem. It
Is believed tlla Ministers will prppose tax
OH MI transactions nn tho Stock Exchange.
n,,tl Increase tho tnycs on beer and spirits.
It is rl,norett that 1t will lie arnin prGpnBrtf
to ,noi,opotizc tobacco fnctores, but this IL
not cUnf{rnlrtl.n