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

Cold Cream CGmphor Ice Lip Salve
etc at Lyons & McCampbell's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
Wanted.

Knox County Bridge Bonds.
HU. l. McCLUNG, Agent.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14

A large stock of Canned Corn and
Tomatoes, as low as the lowest, at
SHOEMAKER & CALDwELL's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
CITY ITEMS.
C.. KOhlhaSe


Keeps the Milwaukee Bottled Lager Beer
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14

Dressed Turkeys, Cranberrles and
Choice Eating Apples, at
SHOEMAKER & CALDwELL's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
For Sale.

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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-02-14
Gbe 9ailg G5ronitls,
PENCILETTEs.

Valentine Day.
See the live AligatoTs at Strong's.
Rainy and stormy in the extreme.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
TEhEGRIPuIC sUMM.lRT.

Tho Choutouqua meeting for 1850 opened
yesterday,
The legality Of the Cincinnati board Of
hoalih has beon affirmed,
The convention Of New Jersey state teach
ers, at Long Branch, closed yesterday.
Hon, john Beverly Robinson was yesterday
sworn in as acknowledgement oiOntaro,
There were fifty deaths from yellow fever
and eleven from smallpox in Havana last
week,
Big Medicine, Gold Bug and Mary Audcr,
son were tho winners Of tho Detroit races yes.
terday.
A telegraph cablo connecting Marthas Vine
yard with tho mainland lines was success
fully laid yesterday.
Eugene Moacham, a little girl, was killed
by the fall Of an elevator in the gobo factory
at Augusta, Gar yesterday,
Enumemtors IN Lumpkins county, Ga, have
discovered negro woman 10 years Of age
She was born in Connecticut,
Row Or, Z, w, Hogan formerly chaplain OF
the United States training ship Minnesota
died In Chicago yesterday aged siNty.une.
Elmer Hapmau and Tom Stevens renewed
an old leI at Denver Wednesday night
Hsrmgn was slightly and stevens seriously
wounded,
Thirty thousand knights and 1900 ladies
are expected TO attend the grand memorial
couolaye of tho knights Iemplars, In Chicago,
LeXt month,
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Nrm Nnl.lI CITY NIuitrra.

NEW YoE;, July S.--'rho coroncr's jury to.
day ccnsured tho crew Of tho steamboat Eliza
IIaucox for not rendering imely assistance to
Ellen Fitzpatrick and Elizabeth Mullen,
drowned in II small boat run down by that
steamer oil the Battery. Joseph Hughes and
Joseph Frawlcy, who wore in the boat with
the girls, were also consurcd for GucleSsncs4,
and committed to await the dstriCt.attorncy Is
action.
Secretary Prince, of tho worlds fair move.
mont, to-day received communication from
tho state department TO the effect that the
secretary of state has issued proclamation 10
the United States international commissioners,
recently appointed BY the president, calling
upon thom to meet in New York city on
August 10 for tho purpose Reorganization. A
committee Of fifteen has been appointed TO re.
ceive the Ommiisiouers from tho statcs and
make all preliminary arrangements.
Maud Hamilton, the actress was arrested =
isw weeks ago for the robbery of $3.50 from an
acquaintance in Chicago and taken to that city,
where she was admitted 10 bail, She He'd that
city and camo back here. The Chicago police
tclegraphed hero, aud sho was arrested last
evening. In court to-day sho declined 10 ~.
turn to Chicago, aud ws' released ON Sc 900.
An unknown man while crossing Grant and
Atlantic avenues, brooklyn, tonight, was
struck by train on the Atlantic avenue
rapid transit road and instantly killed.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
PERSONAL.

JONI G. THOMPSON, sergeant-at'arms, is in
New York.
Miss DoRorHRA DIX Is on visit to the
st. Elizabeth hospital In this city.
ARMY officers say that General Hancock
will not resign. A bird in tho hand, etc.
Hon. WILLIAM LoUGuRrDdE OF Iowa aud
Judge Branman of West Virginia are at the
National.
Hon. w. d. WAsHBURN has been renomi
mated for congress in the third district OIL
Minnesota.
GENERAL GRANT and party arrived at Las
Vegas, n. NJ, Oh Wednesday morning. ban
quot was given him tho same evening.
JonN r. LYNCH was nominated by the ro'
publicans in the shoe string district Of Ms'is
sipp for congress. General Chalmers now
represents it.
Mr. FAEEow eX.distriGt attorney for GeOrgia
seems to be determined to stick. Judge Bigby
the newly.appointed attorney, has tskon u
writ Of quo tglirdtO
COLONEL PELToN, nephew of Samuel J.
Tildon, died yesterday at the Everett house
This Is the gentleman who CiphcrGd himself
into prominence in 1876,
THE attornoy.geuea has decided that Com.
missioner Morgan is entitled to servo for the
full torn Of three years, instead Of for the un
expired term Of Mr.. Phelps.
PAUL 4. CMADnOURNE has toudcrcd hi,
resignation ms president Of Williams college
to take effect at the end of tho next college
year, on account of private business interests
BISHOP SIMPSON, who started two weeks
ago for u visit TO Japan and China, has been
Obliged to give up tho trip on account OF the
! illness Of his wife, who had accompanied him
rs far ON the way rs san Francisco.
NIsCOUNT DALRYMPLE, son of the carl Of
! fl 10, IA, a
the party of Mr.. William Astor, Sir Tattor
and Lady Sykes, Lord Paget aud Mrs Pnrr
Stevens. Tho Yiscount will remain hero sis
months.
MIR L. KURqH JOHNSON, senior member o
| the firm of johnson Bros, accompanied by hi,
| family, leaves Washington this morning fol
two-weoks northern tour, during which he
will visit Niagara Falls and other famous
| resorts
TuE preparations for the wedding of the
Hon. Mr. Cuyendish BentinGk Of England
brother of Lady Tatton Sykes, aud cousin to
! tho duke Of Portland, to Miss Bessie Living
sion, daughter of Mr. Maturn Livingston o
| New York, which will takO place at Newport
next month, have already commenced. Th'
marriage will he in the English, or NOR,
properly speaking, London style, There vii
be eight bridesmaids, who viii wear boNnets
six ushers, but no goomsmen some titleI
Englishman to oliciate as "bo5t man" Th,
ceremony will ho followed by reception ant
feto at Nh. Iiyingston's residence, Lore
Paget, Sir ratton and Lady Sykes, Dord Dun
more, Lord Somerset Ni5count Darymplaaut
Earl Duurayon are among the people Of title
some of whom are already In this country, wht
are expected to bo present, Tho bridal trous
scau which has been selected abroad, Is sliD
to be the finest over secured for m Anoricar
lady No doubt the wedding will bo th
graudest and most magnificent in its feature
Newport has ever seen,
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Tho rnr ON Lenf rnhncon.

In response to letter Of inquiry as 10 the
proper construction Of tho act passed by the
last congress amending the internal revenue
laws so as to exempt certain dealers in leaf
tobacco from the $2j license tax, the commits.
sioner of informal revenue has made the fol-
lowing decision
FIrst-In regard to the amount Of leaf tobacco
handled By such dealers. their sales and Consgn
mcnts cannot exceed 2j,C0O pounds In any one
special tax year.
Sccond--fhis class Of dealers can only purchase
or receive leaf tobacco IN the hand.
Third-Dencrs unccr this sj special tax can
only sell or offer for sale consigu for sale on
commission such leaf tybucc) as they purchase or
receive directly from farmers or planters who have
produced The same OH land owned, rented or
leased by them or received rs rent from tenants,
| ctc
| Dealers In leartobacco who purchase or receive
! tobacco otherwise than in the hand, or who pur.
| chase or receive tobacco from persons other than
farmer: or planters who produced IL themselves or
who received IL Hs rent rom their tenants who
! produced IT, that is to say, all persons who pur.
chase or receive leaf tobacco which has passed
from the possession Of the producer or his landlord
into the possession of other parties, and sell or
offer 1t for sale, or consign Il for sale on commits
sion. are liable TO pay the special tax ofS5 irgc-
slocivc Of the amount of their sales Or shipments
| in any one special tax year.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
ncstrnellvo Connngrallon at TYRONE. Pa.

TYRONE, PA, July s,-A fire broke out
here at o'clock this morning, which de-
stroyod about thirty buildings, including all
the banks, the opora,houso and the postoilicc
The fire is now under control. The loss is
estimated at Sl5O,OOO and the insurance about
100000 Tho fire originated in Woodin's liv
cry stable, whore nine valuable horses were
destroyed, and spread rapidly until sixteer
buildings were burned, very little of the con
tents OF any Of them being saved. Among
them were two banks, tine Hcrald and Demo
crat printing offices, two jcwcry stores tive
stationery stores, tho postoiiice, two dry
goods stores and several other business ant
dwelling houses. Tho upper story OF tn,
City hotel, corner of Main and Juniata streets
was also burned. Two FIRE companies from
Altoona aud ouc from Huntington assisted a
the fire. The loss Is estimated at from S125, ,00t
to $l5OOOO aud the insurance ut from ;GO,0OI
| to $4,000
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Third Army Corps Reunion.

CAPE MAY, n. j., July S.-Tho Third Army
corps held its seventeenth annual reunion at
the Stockton hotel this evening. 4 large
number Of distinguished officers wore present
Tremain, Vicc.Prcsdcnt General L. B. Bilos
Secretary Colonel +. J.. Yelling, Treasurer
General Gcrshan Mott. and tho following OH.
GERS: General y. Il. Sicklcs, General j. c.
Robinson, General j. y. Dull Gcnors William
J. Sgwcl, General Z. Burd Grubb, General
Joseph f. Tobias, General John Ramscy, Cen
oral T.. l.. Campbell, Colonel Clayton Me.
Michael, Colonel J. y. Fa,stt Colonel \. X.
Dunkol Colonel J. Rrherty, Colonel +. NJ.
Cummns, Colonel J. Moses, Colonel \. Bonna.
for, Colonel c, b. C. Murphy, Captain II, p
Price, Major Thomas Graham aud Major w,
II. Lloyd.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Pnciiic Mining Sinclls.

SAN FRANCISCO, July s,--The following
were the official closing quotations Of mining
stocks to-day Alpha, II; Alta, II; Argenta,
ZIG; Belcher Ill Best & Bcleher, ss Bullion,
l3 Bodic. 81; Belle Iso, 9.l8; BnchtGl, !;
Boston Consolidated, II! BuIw-r, 3; Black
Hawk, 9.l6; Belyidore, e; California, ,;
Consolidated Pacific, ~; Caledonia, ll,32; Dad.
ley, 10 32; Eureka, ~, Exchequor 4; Gould
X Curry, 3t; Grand Prize, ~; Goodshaw, II;
Hale & Nareross, %; Imperial, /; JulIa Con.
solidatcd, 7.l6; Justice d Mexican, sli Martin
White, d Mono, ~; Mammoth, ct; McClntou,
5.32; Northern Belle, l3 MONDAY, ~; North
Belle Iilc, 1899; Navajo, 1889; Ophir n,
Oyerman, 20.32; Potosi, >; Raymond x Ely /;
Savage, ~; Sierra Nevada, IL; Silver King,
81; Syndicate, Z; Silver Hin, 1882; Troga, I;
Tiptop, q; Tuscarora, 5.32; Union Cousoii.
dated, 2oi; Wales, 81; Yellow Jacket, 8. Tho
quotation Of the Union Consolidated is sent
subject TO correction.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Tho Jernme-pntchsIl Bond Larceny.

NEW York, July s--Edward NJ. Patchell
confidential clorlS to Guybcvan Il Co., and
Lawrcnee II. Jerome were again before Justice
Duffy at the Tombs police court this after.
noon, on complaint of James Dltts Nletcalf Of
Bray on, Sues 4 Co., for larceny 0r railroad
securities. EX-Dstrict Attorney Bundy, in
addressing the court, said the case was y pccu
liar one; that the young men had heretofore
borne good characters. lie contemdud there
had been no larceny committed, no attempt to
negotiate tho sccuriti"s and no loss incurred
by compltnants, and ho felt confident that
when ali the facts were made known the
magistrate would restore their good name.
The accused believed they had some lien on
the securities found in their possession, and
held on to them until thoy could obtain legal
advice. Tho parents Of jerome were deeply
mortified aud forbade him their house The
friends of Pa'GHcl were mostly Foreigners, aud
the firm with which he was connected had
important foreign relations The prisoners
were romamded until tomorrow.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Increased sale Of Postage stamps.

An official statement compiled at the post.
Office department shows that tho issues of
postage stamps, stamped envelopes and postal
cards during the fiscal yoSS which ended
juno 30 foot up an aggregate of S3l, ,932 5l9,
being nm increase of nearly s350O,OO0 over the
total for the preceding fiscal year. or twelve
and two.tcnths per cent. This percentage Is
about double tho average rate cf increase
during the previcus Eve years.
The greatest proportional increase is In the
item of postal cards. the issues of which
amounted to =, 40 during the last fiscal
year. az against -, ,2l7,070 for the year ended
June 30, 1870, an augmentation of2i per cent.
The largest actual gain to the postal revenue
was in the issues Of ordinary postage stamps,
which during the last fiscal year aggregated
$22 1li.9 .92S, being an increase Of S2,297 $50 or
II i-lO per cent. over tho preceding year. The
issues OF newspaper aud periodical stamps in
creased Is l-lO per cent, the total being
81 ,OSS412 for the fiscal year Of 1879 aud
81 ,2j2 0O3 for tho fiscal year of 1880
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Yatsrspout In Iowa,

DEs MONIES July 5.-A terrific rain.storm
prevailed in this section last night and twenty
miles west of here took the form of n water
spout, At Yanmctcr the town was submerged
Three feet and forty rods of the cmbanhmeni
Of the Chicago & Rock Island road was washed
away. The Pacific express, which left Chicago
yesterday morning, is sde-tracked hero await
ing repair of tho road. At Wintersott the Chi
Cago & Rock Island round'housc was demol
ished. Corn is crushed TO the earth and badly
twisted causing serious damage 10 the crop
It is feared. The worst effects of the storm arc
MrsINNnrl-
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Enlnrins of Hnrnns scars.

SARATOGA, Nj, July Sat the afternoon
session of tho American institute OF instruc.
tion the committee on neurology read brief
biographical sketches Of deceased members,
ending with that Of Rav. Dr. Bdrnas Sears.
Professor Hardness of Brown uniycrs ity Of.
forei resolutions ON the death Of DR.. Sears,
aud followed with an address giving some
personal "reminiscences. Mcrrick Lyon, Ii.
D., of Providence, ia socondng the rcsolu-
tions said that Dr.. Sears, few days before
his death, spoke Of his enjoyment Of his pO'
siiiOn as manager Of tha Peabody trust, say.
ing that he had been always allowed to h1vo
his own way by the trustees, and would will
ngly have performed the duties without
salary, so pleasant hal they been to forward
tho cause OF education OF the south. b. O..
North of Connecticut, aud General Eaton,
commissioner OF oCeducaton, OF fWlsniugtOn, also
spoke in euIogy OF DIR. Se-lls. The resolutions
were adopted. Tho following officers were
elected President, William A. Mowrey OF
Proviloncc; secretary, George A. Liitlolsld Of
Boston; assistant :, c'ctary, A. d. Small of
Boston, treasurer, George A. Walter Of West
Newton, Mass.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
They WIN Vote ns rhcy Fought.
10 Tho Edilor Of INC National Repnblicrr:


SIR: Tho article in your issue Of to-day
(Thursday), signed First Minnesota,' has the
merit OF boimg calm, dispassi0natc statement
Of facts in answer to the olt.rGpeated assertion
that the majority of the soldiers of tho old
Second corps viii cast their votes at the com.
ing election for General Hancock. Permit
me, ms an humble member of the same corps,
TO furnish few additional facts in support Of
this statement.
In one Of tho bureaus of the war department
there are seven employees who served in the
Second corps-in the Nnety.third and Ono.
ndrcd.and.twcnticth New York, Ninety.
ninth and OnG.hundred .andf forieth Pcnnsyl-
vanin, First Maine aud First Massachusetts,
heavy artillcry-not one Of these will vote for
Hancock. There are at least twelve other
ox.soldiors in the Same bureau, ten OF whom
served in tho Army of the Potomac; eleven OF
Garfield aud Arthur. Most of these bear upon
| their persons some marks of the conflict
! through which they passed, seven of them
! having lost either an arm or a leg in tho sor'
vice. All acknowledge General Hancock's
| loyalty. Ralantry and ability as o corps com.
mundcr during the war E,Ch ono now
realizes, however, that The brave soldier who
so many times led his gallant corps to victory
on the fields Of the rebellion is now the chosen
chiufain of the same rebel host that then con-
fromted them; and believing now, as then, in
the ultimate triumph of tho principles tor
which we fight, wA shall not waVCr or fIlter
| i'm tho approaching contest.
| OSn- n-HUNDEED.AND.T New YORK,
| JT'TV : I-SD
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Canadian Affairs,

OTTAWA, ONT, July 6,-Sir John McDon'
aid, Sir Charles Tuppor and Hon, J. II. Popc
sailed from Quebec for England Saturday on q
mission said by the government organs to re-
late principally to the Pacific railway,
sT CArHARINEs, ONT, July S.-Farmew
are beginning to cut their wheat in the
vicinity of this place, Some Of them com
menccd cutting It during tho last days o
juno for the first time in the memory OF tbs
oldest inhabitant In the Niagara district
HALIFAX, n. g., July S.-Diphthcria ha
broken ont among the children in the protest
mt ornhRnngo hcNe.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
WATER Famine at Petersburg, Va.

PETERSBURG, July Sowing TO great
scarcity of water in the city reservoir, and as
a prccaulion in case of fire, the chairman o.
the watcr.worl,s committee will send com,
municaton to the papers tomorrow request
ing citizens not to use hylrants except DURING
three hours Of the day, ut morning, nom and
night The streams supplying the reservoir
are lust drying up, and il is feared that unles,
a heavy rain falls within twonty.iour hours
the supply of water for the city will he ex'
haustod. The city reservoir was built in 1856
and this Is tho first time the water was even
so low. Tho capacity is 100000 gallons aud
the daily consumption 100000 gallons.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
.lIiTNNM O.IRNME EN.
Annual Meeting of the National Asso,

Annual Meeting of the National Association
PHILADELPHIA, July s.--The National As
ISOLATION OF Amateur Oarsmen held its ninth
annual meeting in Association hall this even.
ing with Mr.. w. L. Tucker of the Undiue
club of this city, in the chair. An amendment
to the constitution was adopted debarring all
clubs which shall issue or accept challenge
for the purpose Of holding professional race
from taking part in rogattns OF the association,
aud, II such club is already member, ex.
peling it from tho organization. Mes5rs. l..
4. Saunier Of Newark, n. j., IL. w. Garfield
of Albany and II. Il. llinchman Of this city.
whose terms of Office as mcmbcrs OF the ex.
ocutiye committee had expired, We're reelected
for the ensuing three years
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Denth of CnInnnI relton.

NEW YORK, July s-Celonel Peltou, nephew
of Ex-Governor Tildon, died at tho Everett
house this morning, His remains have been
removed from tho Everett house TO tho res.
idence of Ex-Governor TIlden. Mr.. Potion
had been uilng for some days, and ON Mon
day was taken seriously III death resulting
from emholism of tho heart at a, IN. to-day,
The funeral takes place Friday at No, ID
Gramsrcy park and tho rcmams will DO con-
yeyed to New Lebanon for iulermont EX'
Governor lllden, his brother Henry and Nh
Pelon's mother aud daughter were present at
tho death.bed
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Eleventh hay OF DIR. Tanners Fast.

NEW York, July Sat 2 o'clock this after.
noon Dr. Tanner entered upon the eleventh
day of his las'. At that hour his pulse was
so, temperature % aud respiration H. Some
excitement was caused this morning by the
statement from DR.. Bradley that q sponge
saturated with nutritious liquor had been
found near Tanner, but this was denied by
physicians on tho watch.
NEW York, July S.-Dr. Tanner has mado
affidavit that ho has taken no food, rs charged
by Dr. Bradley. He is irritable and looks
worn, but is strong voiced and shows 10 weak.
ness. lie has lost eighteen poand, altogether.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Narrnw Escnpe of Toul,ists.

OrTowA, ONT., July S.-A party of four
American tourists had narrow escape from
drowning whio running the Chaudicrc slides
this afternoon on a crib of timber Tho crib
preceding the one on which they were seated
was wrecked after going one of the shute7
and the party had barely time to jump oilbcforo
the collision took place, scattering the heavy
timbcis around in every direction. Two Ol
tho ladies fell into tho water, but were gal.
lantly rescued by rnftsmon just as they were
going over the shutcs.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Tidlng. from tho nowgato Arctic steamer.

rulings rom thp hOWgnt" lrcllc steamer
ST. JouSs, N, b., July S.-rhc Arctic OK
petition steamship GulnaIc, undcr command
of Captain Palmer, fifteen days out from
Washington, was towed into the harbor of st.
Johns yesterday by tho tug Daisy. The voy.
ago of the Gunare over the first stage Of her
proposed cruise is almost completely uncvent-
ful. Her boiler showed symptoms Of weak
ness shortly after leaving Washington, and
gradually the polar steamer had to rely or her
sails for hor propclling power. The fire boxes
completely collapsed, and the prudential
course of taking the steam of the whole ma
.hinory was adopted without hesitation. The
ships company are all in good health aud
sri rits. and anticipate eventual success. 1t is
probable that at least fortnight will be re-
QuiScd to put tho engine department. of the
Gulnare in good, reliable condition, and it is
fortunate that thero were ample inciities IN
st. Johns TO supply all tho steamers require
mcnts.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
The Sny Icync Brca!S.

HANNIBAL, No, July s.--The Clipper Herald
this afternoon, in M article en- the losses by
the breaks in the Sny levce, estimates the loss
on wheat at 100000 and about tho Same
amount on corn. Other losses on fences, barns
dwellings, farming implements etc, will
roach fully 100000, making tho total Loss
$500,O00. Not moro than one-third Of either
The wheat or corn crop is lost The overflow
from the break was nearly seventy hours
travelling twenty.ihrec miles, which gave
many farmers time to save much Of their prop
orty outside Of the grown crops.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
THE NEW PROFESSION.
Henry Ward pceoher on Education.


SARATOGA, N. Y, July S.-Ilenry Ward
BeeCler delivered the closing address before
the institute Of instruction this evening, his
subject being "Tho New ProIcssiou." Ho
said the great danger Of our country is in tho
ignorance Of our people. lie would have the
government provide most libcrally for the odu.
cation Of the people. The government spent
Thousands Of millions in putting down the re.
bclion, aud should now spend AS literally to
educate. The community which brings mp
children carefully is preparing for the pcrpo-
tuity of the rnCo aud country. Don't get
cheap or poor tcuchcrs for children, but get
tho best aud build good substantial and tasteful
schoo.houscs. Tho business Of teaching
must be nado so honorable aud lucrative
that 1t will command the best talent in the
country. Education perpotuated tho llc'
brew commonwealth and ii would pcrpctuatc
Oul nation.
National Republican., 1880-07-09
Telegrnrhie KIght of WAY.

WILMrNGToN, n. G., July s.-The suit oI
the American Union Telegraph company
against tho Wilmington & Weldon and the
Wilmington, Columbia s. Augusta railroad
companies for the right of way along the
lines Of said roads was decided in favor Of the
telegraph company to-day by Judge Mickey, IN
chambers, in this city, and commissioner
were appointed to assess tho damages. An
appeal from the decision was oyorruled, bur
the case win go 10 the supreme court under &
writ of ccrtiOrari
National Republican., 1880-07-09
To NIemnlN nenr.

The appointment Of Judge Lawrence Of
Ohio as first comptroller Of the United States
treasury is pleasing for two reasou5' First,
because tho appointment brings to the service
sterling integrity and ability, aud second be-
cause tho state OF Ohio altor long neglect has
ut last been recognized as worthy Of somo con'
sidelatiou at tue hands OF the present admin
i5uation.