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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-10-23

New Gwk- Harry ErIna. variety
assteH, Eaf IusanliiF al11lIlg srlhhsd BY
y printer
ST LurllE- Tie grsanil.nE and party
are exlssctse 10 snms asra an rhsir way
hune. IND guspu-Icainif ar. making fsr
taIHt event
BaEtmE J. Btia-- Re,,lI,. praminant
member II 1ile nalr1ncE buainrssi. dt-
ranEsd fr snns zlrna,- pumped from a
third Htory w;tndiw "A hds rsaisIence,
and died iIntarsF-
Cilieagp- TiH tulF naEtrinnal news
regarding the grEgsiler Ehrape Is a dis
patch frnin llsr sSasr- Ea7ing chat the
Nselu-l, her spx. Ainl hss.n lei hose and
is now IN Psr- n asucA 1Lasnnnu. Tie
believes 1tnr ri,s EIrlps N wlnd bound
m sunDs silnus Isl.f VIII .lrn mp 4afe.
New Trlr Elln,. lasG prasperts Of
more, gladasalilg -.i,. hsazts a6 the
farmers and manufacturers. who are
forceo 10 idisnlsst an aananunr ac Iart u
water.
BastmE TAs EisenAaGsters af the
third district nnIinacaE Orrin Fair-
hanks fm um,ErsHE E.-aliIciDna we're
ad1grsd endnHng a5..nL Weaver and
thanking htn dIr 1iiH nraI,. 4t.la,l he has
taken agRarr 1la tIainu,-
Chicago The g,tii,.is ls..l-na that the
paddle huuse Jd 1ts Nrerssst AIpena,
which came nairpt sl.t.iIF az H1Ilani,
WIS inrsniunss irrlzlg=-t u inat and
support y uuuhsr 81 psrsnua That
nobody rsnIErnsd Igau .r ia sufficient
prod Cd the frv sd ziis srarm
Indianapolis 4 lAl naEle,l AnilA..5,
living neir south E.nIl- vim Inst week
received fm1F1wp inriEsi.lFc sir rsfusine,
TO take oil Icy aniir., has rsrsiVetI
sympEthatinr AIrIr-zph asrter from
Garfield, sncisArIlE Ans phnrags7ph.
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TO THE POINT.
rsski. orAerea sas Arrest
sf Berry.
....s 20 &c g the Iaai.. ne.erya-
a.. Wtfh PtsAsS sr AA.asitisa
"a. a.ui o. Gsser.neaf Beads and
sspps-ea sies cs..ssrfsit.-

Deayer, Oct. 22.-Goy. Pitkin last
.,ght sent an order to the sheriff Of
Gunnison county. directing him 70 take
, sufficient force and proceed TO the
reservation and arrest Agent Berry.
IN the order, the governor says: eff
ths Ute Indians attempt to resist the
process they will be swept away" The
order continues: '.If sufficient force
md Ammunition cannot be obtained In
(;unnison, it will lie furnished from
Dsnyer, and that force should be either
partly or wholly mounted and well sup
ulied with ammunition. In case Of
Berry,s arrest, you viii be expected by
the people Of the state and myself TO
sse that he is protected against vio-
lsnce.
The TriJ,as's special dated Clines
Rancho says: Berry, Meacham and
Hoyt, with Deputy Marshal Smith,
Attorney johnson and witness Brad
shaw, left the agency early yesterday
morning for Denver. Commissioner
schenck and three witnesses are here
enrOute for Denver.
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Another Visit

Cleveland, o., oct.22--Two hundred
Ashtabula people visited Gen. Garfield
to-day and were addressed by him in N
familiar yet eloquent speech, referring
to the fidelity, TO the principle and the
practice Of the freedom ever shown by
this nineteenth district since the time
of Joshua Il. Giddings. He iGiddings)
had for years fought the fight for liberty
almost alone, and was ostracissd and
denounced for it. Garfield said no CON-
pliment ever touched him 30 much as
when Giddings, after retiring from
political life, wrote him q letter CON-
mending speech of his and saying he
was worthy to wear his tGiddings
mantle.
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Railroad War Ended.

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avon iAv"e sa'o 10 ''"o..'e 'a''e
"Ho."e, pi 's' anu o.". u,'.e'
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on' uoA, anu 'uueu 49," n'0l'ol
Su.o p.'.'s " - ns ns.' ~. '"o "a. vas
.'ousn' ~ ~ a. az ~ .,s ap. 80 az az. ., 80 -
.e.noon ~ .ue ''o" VI '"' 'o'o"
Nns .o s -
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roREIex MlscELLAxY.

Rome, Oct. 22.-The distinguished
German actress, Eliza Linhardt, CON-
mitted suicide at Civita yecchia by
throwing herself into the sea.
Copenhagen, Oct. PA terrific hur-
ricane passed over Denmark wednes-
day, doing much damage TO the ship
ping.
Madrid, Oct. 22.-The ceremony ID
churching the queen took place at the
royal chapel to-day in the presence of n
brilliant assemblage and an immense
crowd.
Paris, Oct. 22.-The indications Of
the campaign in preparation against
the Ferry cabinet are that the Gam
beta organs are beginning 10 press the
ministry to enforce the religious de-
crees once for all. TIE cabinet may
be overturned If it refuses 10 go On TO
the end, but 1t seems disposed TO effect
a compromise with the religious orders.
Dublin, Oct. 22.-Sergeant Sherlock,
formerly member Of parliament from
Kings county, has also been retained
by the crown to prosecute the agitatorK
There is now no doubt that the charge
will be conspiracy. Mr.. Dillon, mem
Der Of parliament from Tipperary, IN
speaking at Donegal to-day, said that
before Christmas there would be u
branch of the land league in every
county Of Ulster.
Cettinje, Oct. 22.-The Montenegrin
commissioner has received n Telegram
from the Turkish commissioner asking
him to tronsfer the negotiations from
Rjeka to Virbazar, where he would ar
rive on the 22d. The request has been
complied with. II has now transpired
that tho new Turkish proposals seek 70
postpone the surrender Of Dulcigno
much longer than it was expected. Ii
Is still possible that an understanding
will be effected rs the Turks are now
ready to discuss the military part of the
cession.
Belgrade, Oct. 22.-The ministry has
resigned. Marenovitch. the Serriar
minister at Paris has been summoned tr
Belgrade.
Cork, Oct. 22.-In consequence ID
the disturbed state OF West Riding 4
detachment Of troops will he sent Il
Bantry. These precautions are Ne
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santa Fe, n. NJ, Oct sz-T=-zs.
chief Of the Mexican troops. wires 70
Gen Hatch that ON the I5th inst he
killed Yiet0rio and sixty xazriors and
eighteen women and ehilaren, and cap
tured sixty-eight women and eiIildIen.
J here Is still thirty Indians AZ lzrEe.
Terassas has 500 men operating, and
there are 800 United States troops Ouf
on the borders Of New Mexiro. Col
burn with 800 men is ordered 70 drive
all the Mesc4leros absent from the
agency back 10 the same.
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yesterday; win provide, as requested,
two hundred each for Collender and
yourself, rs compensation.
lSignedl MARSHALL JEWELL"
The kilograms to Florida related
solely 10 the fact that We had the infor-
nation above given, viz that the dem
oerAts were exporting men 10 southern
fiorida for some purpose, and from the
past history Of that party IL Was fair for
Us 70 assume that they were sending
them there for the purpose OF commit
ting election frauds, and we notified
our friends in kilograms which have
found their way into the hands Of the
chairman Of the democratic national
COMMITTEES by the usual democratic
methods, and which have been paraded
as evidence OF intended frauds upon the
part Of the republicans. Isubmit these
facts 10 the public and am willing to
abide by the decision Of all fair minded
men.
(Signedl MARSHALL JEWELL.
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San Francisco, Oct. 22.-Presideuf
Hayes and party arrived II MAdesis
this evening from q trip TO Tosamits,
which was accomplished in four dsyA
The party express themselves delighted
with the excursion They leaFe again
this evening BY special train On the
Southern Pacific for Los Angeles.
thence east, connecting with the Atch-
ison, Topeka A Santa Fe road.
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scar Hunter cs.e 20 erseG

Deadwood, Oct. 22.-Fritz wolfken,
whlls bear limiting with two compan-
ions near speariish falls, yesterday. was
attacked by n large cinnamon bear. His
head was nearly torn away from his
shoulders, both arms broken. lower jaw.
nose and one eye completely torn away,
before the animal was killed. Death
occurred In q few hours.
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MYsTRRIoUs rELRGRAsas.
Explain ntlou NV MnrnhnlI Hawaii.

New York, Oct. 22.-Yesterday,
Chairman Barnum, OF the national
democratic committee. issued m ad-
dress to the public, in which be pub
fishes two kilograms sent by myself to
Florida. The following are the exact
facts:
On the first Of October verbal infor-
nation was received at the republican
national headquarters that two or three
hundred men were going out from this
city on one Of Mallery's steamers bonnd
Tor Florida, on the strength Of which
Information the following telegram was
sent to F. W. Wicker, collector Of the
port Of Key Wert:
New York, Oct. s.-To F. W.
wicker, collector, Key West: Mallory's
steamer Of last week had two or three
hundred workmen for some railroad.
IL looks to US a. though they were sent
to Key West to vote.
tSigned) MARSHALL JEWELL"
On the llth Of October letter was
received atthess headquarters, Of which
inc following b Q copy:
Custom House, New York, Collec-
!or's Once. Oct. II. 1880: Dear Sir-I
nave Just received enclosed memo.
nom q perfectly reliable person. You
'smember my telling you the othcr
a,ent ! would, try to get ut facts.
furs In haste.
(Signed) J. c. FRAIscnEr,
40 Hon. Marshall Jewell, Chairman
National Committee.
Ihe following is the memo. enclosed:
Memorandum-City OF Dallas, 80;
''ate OF Texas, 100; Colorado, 100; now
On dock instructed to say nothing abou,
y; denied In ofiice and ut dock thai
any had gone. ~ q
The sahstance OF this information
contained In the letter and memoran.
mum mum was then -tslegraphed to Mr..
wicker, as follows:
New York, Oct. Ie-ro F. w.
Wicker, Collestor, ,Ksy west, Fla.: Cit,
=. Dallas took $50; City Or Tsxas, 100
Solorado 100, for Key West; men or
ueck instructed to say nothing about It
tstgnedl MARsHALL JEwEIL.n.
~ was believed at these headquarters
mat the democrats were sending these
men TO Florida Is repeaters and action
vas taken % prevent the democrat.
sspln9 any benefit from the scheme. A
,s'esran !, 2 NJ, Neyss, q copy Of which
gwen below, related solsly to ths
ymens Of expenses Of Messrs. Noyel
M collsnder, two republican speaker,
- fiorida. The telegram was as fol
New York, Oct. 12--To Charles ]
"'''s' saeksonvine, Pa | tslserapbet
Etyr4rr srrrr~ -4@.5-l.. ~.
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Nashville: A prominent citizen has
been arrested charged with belonging
to gang Of counterfeiters. Interest
ing developments are promised.
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Omaha: The elevator at the Omaha
linseed oil mill was destroyed by fire
this morning, together with the con-
tents-30. 900 bushels Of flax seed; loss,
S35, 600; covered by insurance.
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THE PHOENIX!

jim Bill n@pE LAoS N'nl-t@o-
A. Played By hsfn over l.se tine
Reserved seats FOR sale at Holt's PO.
Bookstore. o23d3t
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COMEDY COMBINATION

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allls.s with uhlrh his name hAs b-cone
lnaeperahiy llnked-Ehru Etl - presenfea
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Qebrer BON Der wsitsrsn 6ertIebuns ese'
fslbtn feinsn Nubsn msbr fur Jpn 81 9of'
fen ertlarte. III
llnb nun mar 60 elm Snnitas. peer tltb'
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Der neu,rnte aebolfen unb bas sinsebra@fe
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bas Ntdtsttun. bas llmtsrl@!tnosrn IN
Jelo unb Sui i6 nit @iSsra ourds Die
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uab teiner 3.it, Ter Wussnbltd mar tof'
lid, unt freubis mars In ibm au lsbsn,
ba,ulteeen, 3u fdweisen nno ,u ldarassn,
ie ipie ibnem Cuff unb 9uune fam. Grab
ttnab Dor bem Nubsplab ofr Rlnosr
braute iiber f.u&tem @runb esr Nsbsl
uub sedte nit aufssldidtet weibem Vor'
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bern tut es Ieiis an ,u tpettn nno su tual'
len, als cb bic Monsenarablsn NIT Itn'
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unperfennbar tau1te ab uns 3u stmas
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III unb baB Id wollte, 60 mare tmmsr 10.
5af eu etwas Nnberts s.badt, Ssra ?
4.o gprtftbuns fpls'.
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- Or. s. Meyer. ct. 9ouis, Mi&.'
f&rettt: Or. Ausuf aSnig's 9amSur'
eer Srppfen warsm Bel @allen ftebsr BON
oortrefFiaer Dtrtuns.

= 9ie @riinber bes 8erliner Ser
TRACES. guropdii6e 8ldtter MAIDEN aus
MnlaB beg iiingffen gntlailungsgeiu6es
bes Oeuti6en &ei6sfanslers auf Die
eigentbiimli6e Sbatia9e aufmerffam,
baB beinabe Idnmtli6e Staatsmdnner,
tpel9e ben 8erliner 8ertrag i6ufen uno
u1ter3ei6neten, bonn S6auplabe ibres
bisbertgen Wirfens beri6manben. Sen
&eiget1 erDffneten Die tiirfii9en Mtitglie=
Der bes &ongreles; Giirit @Orti6afoff,
nur mod Sem Nanien na6 &ei6sfdn5ler,
liegt auf BEN Sobtenbette; S6umaloff
1T gdrali6. auberbalb- -bes Staatsz
bienites; 8raf Gprti 1T 10 oisfreoitirt,
baB bas italienii9e Whniferium .ibm
ben @elanotenpof fen in paris ni6t au
iibertragen tpagte; 9err @aooington
1T aus Dem franaofiI9en &abinet aus
getreten, aud Graf Nnbrai1D bat lange,
bereits ieiilet. Na6folger gefunoen;.
-9orb. geaconsfielb 1T ieinen liberalen
@egnern erfeSea ,ino bat ebenio pie QOrb
.Salisbarp refsnirt; jeet feblte eben nur
nod, baB BIZ, Nefsnatioa Bismard's ans
senomnaen tperbenA Apdre,g mn bic Eafelz
funbe per aus benz Dienife 8eidiebenen
untersei1ner bes Berliner 8ertrases BOT
gu MAIDEN. Das S9eisen 8ismard's 1T
nun aqereimssj ben reueren gaudri&ten
naa. nidt su befaraten, benncd 1T bic
.erspdbnte Ebatfade ei,t eisentbiimlides
Snten, uab bic bura Grhebuns 8labz
ifpnes gum ensliiden Yremier seidaiiene
iYclttiide Spnfeaation Taft Ies immerbin
'als lA1sliH eri&einen, baB bag Werf ieine
llrbeber ni4t iebr lanse aberleben birfte.
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unter 10 Saaen nod unmttteIbar aus bsr
arbeit entiprtnSt. Sn etnem qaube, no
fi& bic ilberwlesenbe Metr3abl ber retden
@taSter aus fleteteen unb unterne6men.
ben BauerniDtneu retruttrt. wirb bas
gemiben, &rme unb &eide, Mrbeiter unb
Rap:taliafn einanoer ais fetnbltde Sc.
eenfabs sestniitsrsuNsaen, nod auf lanse
3sit binaus erfolslos bleibsn. - Nmerifa
1T bas Qano Der Wrtei4 unb bee unmittel.
bar aus ber @rteit entlprinSenbsn, Naen
errei&barsn @oblRanbss, abtr ni4t stn
9anb Der v&lalentampis". -@t H.
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&tabt ,lnn Qaun.

Sn bsm Mdrstsfte ber Monatslarift
nSt. Ni&olas" per0ftntltdt ein 9trr
Walbtnston @labben einen iiberaus letr>
rsi&en Gufiab. In weldsm sr bic sroben
Borjise cer Gr3ietuns auf bsm Qanpe Dor
Der In Der Stabt bar3ut9un luat.
Der gerfa6er wutnt In Der Statt
Sprinsfslb In @aGa&ul.tts. Sdne
Beotadtuns tss wlRen 5re.bens Der
adbtif&sn Sdultusenb aubersalt Der
SduI3eit bradte itn gum Nadbenten
barber, Of wobl btefe Sunsen ie 3u
FdBis.n tiidtisen uno erfolSreidsn Dir.
germ beruntpadisn wiiroen. Muf dat
amsrifantfGe Osifs, fudte n baraber
3ur &lartett 3u selunsen. gr ianbte
an bunpert ber bersorrassnbRen, etrsn.
bafttaem unb wobltabsnbien Blraer
pom Sprinsfelb Elm tSEiHes gtunts
iareiben. norm sr lt triudte, tbm mitsu,
tbeiien s ,r-.
IL. O6 gle tbre erRen Is Qe6ens.
iabrs auf BEN Qanbe ober In elmer Stabt
tuaebradt battn a.Re t.s q ,'.5
2. -Sb Gle wdbrenb isner Qettns,eit,
aubtrtalb Der S&ul1unbsn, 3u iraenb
welder Dirt Don Nrbeit ansetalten purbeu.
@uf feline 100, anfrasen .rbielt er ss
4ntworten. Das ila buraus srsa6 mar
6olsenees: asz .ss,zz 1-4 ~. ....
gon benn SO pobltabsnben unb anae>
isbensn Diirsern paren nur S bte GDbne
mptlbab.nbsr Staetbswosn.r, Is BE
SSbne armer 5aaowerler, 6abrttartsitsr
pesr 1aselStnsr In StdDtsn cber DSr.
fern, hosessn 70 BousrnlG6ne. bic ale In
itrer Sussno bart battsn arbeiten niii5en
unb tnum iemals trssnb elm 0ersnaeen,
Oeer Spiel ssnOHen batten, aubsr sele.
aentlih etnmal anseln, uber Seeren luHen.
gon ben 13 armsn Stabt. nne Dcrfiun.
gen, bic % ipdtsr ,u Doblilans eebra&i
tatten, bate jsctr auBer istnsr Sdulseii
bart atbeittn mliIsn, Der cine in lttnts
Vatsrs Dertaatt, Der anbsre ale 3ti.
tunsajunee, ein brtttsr ale 9aufbur(de,
tin uisrtsr (auf D5tfsrn) ats Rnbbtrte &c.
Gin. itbt reidsr Maan, bate lstne qauf.
tabn bamit tesonnsn. bab ct fe&s @ona.
te lang fir eintn Bauer nm Doaars
ben Monat .i&aFts"; --.er 10 nod bsut.
tolssr nuf BE l2 Dsuars, bic tr 70 ma9.
fam perSIente, als auf BE pisl.a lettbem
srworbsnsn dduienbs. = Nav A BON Ten
SS batttn In ibrsr Sustnb ,niats Be.
fouosrss su tbun" auber i1A auf Rotten
tbrer woblbabenetn eltern per,isten ~
laGen. . .4
Sc laHen R& an stele Grmittluns.n be-
6errn 0laebon iebr sisle uno fstr tttr.
rdAs peruatuns.n lndpf'n, aQ.in IL
lte8en 70 natt, bab Ne Rd iebtr qsIs,
lelbf anasusp fann. Sur cline Ioa bic,
tstont wsreen. 81 III bic. tae Der yHeiA
ttum" In Nmsrila stntn gang onesrer
Stnm tat, ale tn ben oltsn, bt&tbefsosl
ten QansUn gurppas, neil sr bier In
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ainn babe Ct feline Stelluns in einem
Sdreiben an Serrn !Sallet in Wt. Car
roll befiairt, in pelaens er feline Sreunoe
in ieuem Srte Bat, BON Der gritnbuns
eines Waibburne<@lubs ab3uiteben. Sa
bieiem Sdreiben babe er ausbriidlt4 erz
.tldrt: baB er inter feinen I'm itanoen
Ganbibat fur. bic Yr4lioenti4aft lein
murbe unb baB @rant ieine einstse Wabl
fei. @r iei nidt, une f0nne mi4t bamit
cinperfanben iein, baB man Gcmbinatic<
men einsebe fiir ieine Ganoioatur uno er
babe su alien 3eiten in traftisifer Weiie
ben Wunid ausseiproden, baB ieine
5reunoe ben Sen. Grant uaterfasen
mS4ten.
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aufseiprunsene 5anbe. Ginise 1rop'
fen BON So9nions Nnobyne Qtnt.
ment, selesentlid In bic 5anbe serteten.
erbalt bteielben wfia unb fret bonn Naub
werben. Suloatsu, 5feleate une Slider,
louten fta bieran erinuern. g. III bas
befe eminent In hsr @elt fir ieben 3wsd.
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HIM al(e uniere &uuoeu

3ufrieben gu ifelleu, uertaufen mir nod
so Dubenb Der ele5anten @laceebano
idube nit 3 RrSpfen far 35 Gents bas
Yaar bieielbeu fuo pclltommea breimal
10 piel wertb. yeiteauasen per polt aus
BEN aanbe auf biefe 6anbf4ube ,neroen
prompt aussefabrt. 9 dram&ec.
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giaer unisrer Nadtaren perlor turslid
eine wsrtbpo1e Mabrs bur4 &ranttsit.
Denn er fit 25 Gents. gapalrY
g eiHcnF po.wlbfr sebraudt
bate, fp warbter teute ittnsn Braun,n
fatren. aes ttut uns lttb I'M i'm. 81.
pulpsr ftnb BON srobem Wsrtb.
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- Grii& empfausen cine sro6e Aus=
wabl BON S4aben uab Slippers, Daaen
une 9inoeritrampfe, futiSe leinene Rleiz
bsr firl Dauien uno 2inber. Strottate,
Bluuen uno Bano unb neue @alicos
bel S. ,SosteG, SSbue. ~ .,.'-
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g. 5erbbera btr bstannte SUI
welier, perlanst, oab man ietne Daaren
tnipbirt ano mad ietnea preilen fraDt, ebe
man anberspp fauft.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-05
FOREIGN.

THE STU ALTON IN THE EAST.
LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch from
Rome says the representatives OF the
thousand of M2rSala and OF the survlv-
ors Of the eountry's battles started for
Baprera aboard the tugboat in which
Gen. GarlbalGi was to embark for Ge~
noa. Garibaldi, in spite Of the urgent
advice of his best fliends, is determined
to carry out his intention and will
| probably leave Caprera TO morrow
and arrive at Genoa Sunday.
The situation is rife with most Sc
rious possibilities. There Is doubt
that Gen. Garlbaldi will be received
on landing by the extreme radicals
OF Geneva, in all their strength, aud
should he, as some think likely, go at
their head to the prefecture Or prison,
and demspd MsjGr CaDzos' release, e
shall probably have such an affair as
that Of Aprom0nte over again, fol
Premier Carroll, bitter as it may be Fo1
1 him TO act vigorously against hia old
| leader, Will faithfully do his duty AID
cause the laws TO be respected.
A correspondent of the Daily News
at Rome telegraphs as follows: Count
Mera Brea, italian ambassador tO
/ EnglanGJ lei6StapHeu 10 his SONei Ia
ment that, at u meeting Of the British
cabinet council in London, on Thurs
day, il was decided to propose to the
powers that respite till Sunday, the
3rd inst, asked for the porte, be
granted. Italy Immediately adhered
to the proposal. There is great anx
iety. in official circles about General
Garibaldi's movements, which have
formed the theme of discussion at three
| cabinet councils.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-05
A STEAMER BURNED.

NoHrolK, VA Oct. q The Old
Dominion steamer, Isaac Bell, caught
fire this afternoon while lying at the
companys wharf in Portsmouth,
and was entirely destroyed with her
cargo of $50 bales of cotton and
other merchandise. The cause of
the fire, which originated in the for
ward hold, is unknown, No person
was injured. - r,-,cFF N s.
The vessel had discharged her cargo
trom New York and was loading to
sail for that port this afternoon. Eff.
forts to scuttle her failing, she was
towed to the naval hospital fats and
aband doneds She registered 1872
tons, was built inss1S6S and cost
about S34O.O00.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-05
MINOR DISPATCHES.

MAss1boN, OOH, Oct. 4.--John NJ i
-cr4.-a desparado, who keeps saloon
attempted to eject a gang # rougi s
and was killed by having his throat
cut.
= DENVER. Col Oct. 4.-James Rock
wood and James Kennedy quarreled
anil Rockwoott was shot dead.
| GALVESTON, Oct. IA Dallas dis
patch to the News says: J. NJ. Hurt,
democratic nominee, has been az
pointed appellate judge. vice Clarke,
resigned.
BALTIMoRE, O3t. '3.-The body OF
Ansilee Perry, forty-five years old. OF
tthe firm of Clark, Perry s. Co., whole.
sale boot and shoe dealers, was found
| to-day in the lake. He has been mis-
sing several days and his suicide is
attributed to temporary insanity.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The sOcialistic
labor and greenhack parties Of Brook
lyn yesterday nominated E. r.
Schomack han1er for congress from the
second dist rict
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-10-05
Astronomy in Rochester.

The new Warner oservatory,
which is being erected at Rochester,
NJ, Y. is attracting much attention in
social and literary, as we'll as scientific
circles. fine new telescope will be
twenty two feet in length, and it's lens
sixteen inches in diameter, thus max
Ing it third IN sz) of any instrument
heretofofeg manufactured, while the
dome. OF the o tservatory Is to have
some new appliances for specially OBJ
serving certain portions of the heavens.
It is to be tae finest private observa-
tory in the world, and has baen heavily
endowed by Mr.. II. Fl. Warner, pre-
prietor of the Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, and other remedies. Professor
Swift has labored under numerous
disadvantages in the past and the new
comet which he recently found was in
spite of many obstacles, but as the
new institution is to be specially de-
voted to discoveries there are good
reasons to expect very many scientific
revelations In the near future from the
Warner Observatory at Rochester.