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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10

A Startling Rumor With No Foundation.
At an early hour yesterday forenoon the
city was thrown into fever of excitement,
especially on Gay street and Market square,
by the startling rumor that the steam-engine
for threshing power, recently purchased by
Messrs. Murphy & Chambers, of Sewer
County, had blown up, killing the engineer,
Capt. Green Burleson, and seven other men.
The rumor excited the more interest be-
cause Captain Burleson was so well known
in the city.
Finally, man named Cassidy, from the
country, rode to the city, and brought what
was supposed to be an authentic report, 60
ing directly to Capt. Burleson's home with
the news. He only told Mrs. Burleson that
he Gree was badly hurt, but to others he
reported him killed instantly. Mrs. Burle-
son was almost frantic with grief over the
sad news and much anxiety was felt all over
the city.
Just while the rumors were at fever heat,
however, Capt Burleson rode composed!y
into the Palace Stable of Thompson d
Brothers, to have his horse taken care of,
and it was then that he obtained the first
intimation of the calamity, which, in fact,
had no existence whatever. On learning
that the news had reached his wife, Capt,
Burleson hurried to her, and her sadness
was Immediately turned to joy.
1t was impossible to ascertain how the
rumor was started. Capt. Burleson reported
that he had been operating the engine very
successfully all week, threshing 600 bush
els of wheat day. She had had no steam
in her since noon Friday, and he left her
yesterday morning. Having no work to do
yesterday he concluded to come home and
remain over Sunday. 1t is a serious matter
to set such rumor atioat, and the matter
should, and we doubt not will be terrified
out, if possible.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10
HOTEL ARRIVALS,
The following were registered at tn.
different hotels yesterday:
ATKIN HOUSE.

AthlH hOUoE
Thos. L. Tat, Philadelphia, Pa; f. A.
Gentry, E. t.. V. and q. Il. R.; Geo. M.
Burdett, Lenoir's; r. Fl. Defrese Chatta-
nooga; r. E. Newman, Messy Greek II.
kentucky; NJ. L. Julian, Chattanooga; j..
C. Miller Maryville; j. d. Otutt, K and
o. r. r.; JAS L. White, Abingdon, Va;
G. w. Shafer, Mary Shafer, Tennessee !;
Jno. A. Mckinney, Rogersville; J. M.
Hood, Maryville; J. T. Lane and son.
Lebanon.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10

For torpid Liver there Is nothing better
than Tate Spring Water For sale at Peter
Kern's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10

DIR. MOTIFS LIVER PILLS are the best
Cathartic.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10

INDIcATIoNs-For Tennessee and the Ohio
Valley: Fair weather, variable winds,
higher barometer stationary or lower tenn
Lerature.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10

Maximum thermometer 81 : minimum
thermometer 931 o. Rainfall 600.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10

Soda and Mineral aters
Always on draught at Peter Kern's.
v1dtf
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10
LAMAR HOUSE.

B. A. Stone, New York; d. B. John
son, Abbeville, S. G. A. L. Stuart and fam
lily, Miss Annie Stuart, Charley Stuat, Ar
kansas f. q. Wallace, Huntsville; b.
Hughes, Charleston, S. c.; Isaac Newman,
Atlanta; Timothy Earles, Danville, Va. /;
Sol O'Brien, Richmond, v; Peter Crews,
Smiths River.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10

FRESH OR aNGFS! LEMONS
BANANAS AND COaNANUsS!
At Peter Kern's, ut Reasonable
frices.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10
HATTIE HOUSE.

A. d. Rhea, Gainesville, Tex; S. A.
Rodgers and son, Loudon; D. HERMANN,
L. E. Mcconnell, L. K Lislie, New York /;
J. NJ. Reeves, Athens Morgan Treat. Baltl-
more; Mrs. Speck, Miss Birkie Speck,
Morristown.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10

Cathartic.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-07-10
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

W. W. WOODRUFF d Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
NOTES ON EDUCATION.

Dartmouth has, it is reported. eigh'y he"
Students
Commissioner Eaton has gone West to visit 'n0
schools on the Pacific asst.
The salary of the principal Of the Boston EVeh'ne
HIGH school has been fixed at $50 week.
Syracuse University has over 100 new stpu ,a1
eivtv.Gve of whom are in tho College Oh Li''i"
Arts. .-
meeting for the advancement OF hihuereai. oi
ror, has inst been held in Chicago and con'mi.'o0
.,.onted IN undertake the establishment Oh iree
kindergartens in that clty.
Mapv years ago the Grand Duchess Helena
founded ia Leipzig seminary for the study OF tue
slavonic languages, and many Russian Students
male and female have passed through this lhS'itu-
tion and matriculated at the Leip>ig UNIVERSITY
The Russian Government has now dissolved 'n0
Seminary and has informed the University autnor'-
ties that no Russian students will be permitted 10
enter unless they are supplied with let er
ing them to be of good morals and manners an" er
fes1ing to their political trnstworthlness. in %
words it is determined 10 keep the yoeme tha oil
aud reyolutionists as far possible from tne ''o
yantages of German culture
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fBr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.l


SAN FRANCIsCo Cal. Oct. 5-Since he collapse
IN Sierra Nevada indignant purchasers at high pr.
give vent TO their feelings by upbraIding senator
Fair for intimating that new bonanza was TO be
uncovered. -
Sierra Nevada was in debt about $4,000 on Octo-
Der l. and an ~ cssment is expected soOn
Mexican has been assessed 81 per share.
BoDIE Cal Oct. 5.-DuTing the past week st an
dard Consolidated shipped the mill l,olO tons OF
ore average pulp ASSAY. $40 40. Bullion shipped
TO the company, F2O,34l -.
ORC is milling 20 tons of ore per day.
The Champion Mine has resumed operations.
BodIe Consolidated average pulp S " S52.
30. lie Tunnel aver ge pulp ,ay S3l. -
Boston Consolidated east crOS,cdt, 40O-level, Is
cutting stringeIs Of rich gold ore.
RulIion valued AZ $G4. 1874 70 was received in this
city Yesterday from the mines.
Tbe Robinson Consolidated Mine shipped on
October /, 1O7 tons of ore; October =, ll9 tons;
October g. 125 tOns October 4, l27 tons, and Octo-
Der o. 100 tons.
Green Mountain superintendent reports good adj
vance in No. tunnel.
The Little Pittsburg mine shipped, for week end
inc september 80, ll9 tons OF ore, and Sc tied Tor
POI tons. 81,
Standard Consolidated official report, September
"a shows that no work done on the 1000
level during the previous week owing 70 the break
ing of the pump gear The south drift from the east
cr0sscut 700 level, is in 1S5 ieet III talr worklng
ground The west crosscut, 800 level, Is IN lou
feet. -, ,,.: a.,
many for the month of September was d, 10 ounces
OF gold valued at SOLO OF me De a lerI
q sol ounces of gol , valued at O,6O2 and ~ the
1 ustcr mine of Idaho for twenty-slX DAYS In sep
tember ST., 4s7 gold and 1880 ounces OF line
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
MINES AND MINING.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5-P. N.

WEDNESDAY, Uct o-Fs n.
To-day's mining stock markets were irregular, but
on the whole better feeling generally prevailed.
Private dispatches from San Francisco were not as
gloomy the public kilograms, and there was good
buying of the Comstocks at figures that were not
warranted by the published San Francisco quota
tons. Consolidated Virginia sold at 24502.o5,
California at 9Sc.0$1, Sierra Nevada at 1880 10
and Union Consolidated of 13l2. Iron Silver was
specially weak aud declined from 2.45 to 2.109
2.15, and Bull Domingo declined from 1.35 to 500
00c Chrysolite declined to Ga, but closed at g.
State Line stocks and were lower $780, l and
steady at S0081c, and Oriental and Miller un-
changed a. 9Cc. Moose was active, and advanced
to /. The markets closed active.
Jhe Ontario Silver Mining Company of Utah has
declared its usual monthly divi end of $75, 900 flor
September, aggregatng So, 500 900 to date payabl
at Wells, Fargo & CO.'S the 18th. Transfer books
close on the 10th.
n. 7. ATYIYG STOO6 ETCHIyGE SIZES \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Copartnersbip Notices.

TTNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
between undersigned. under the firm name Holm
pad COMPANY is this day dissolved by mutual eon.es
George W Holman continues the business and wiz ses ~
debts aud liabilities aud collect ell outstanding clams
GEORGE w. HOLMAN. IN
ALEXANDER ChISrADoho
Dated New.York Oct l. 1881.
The above business win be continued by the undersie
No. 744 Broadway, under the name Holman Fad Compo'
heretofore. ...,, M, HOLMAN.
New.York. Oct ]. 1881.
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Proposals.

cFALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- ms Trustars of the New.YOrk and Brooklyn Bridge nc
their Office ~ Waterst BrOok at or before ~ O'Clock
day OCTOBER inst Tor the manuac
ture au delivery not including erection, OF about
Thousand Of steel required Tor the completion OF the
East River Bridge.
Spechcat0ns may aud any information In relation
10 fa work may DE Obtan, at the Office said Trustees
upon application TO @. O. Martin. assistant engineer
W. A. HOEBLING Chief Engineer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
feaal Notices.

CHERRY STREET-SUPERI0R COURT Of
~ the CITY Of NEW-YoRK-JANE GUINEVAN, plain
tiff az ELLEN CARROLL, aud Others defendants-In
pursuance Judgment OF partition and SALE made and
tered entitled action ana dated the Esd day OF
June the undersigned, the referee therein named,
public auction to the highest bidder at the Er-
change Salesroom No. III Broadway In the city OF New.
SArU RDAY the 18th day OF September 1881 at II
Of that day, by e. H. Ludlow Coz auconeers,
In said Judgment mentioned and therein do
scrfbed IA follows:
All that dwelling houses erected thereont
situate being In the seventh Ward OF the city
York. the nortdery side OF Cherry ana known sn
distinguished by the street number 362 Chers bounded
southerly in front Cherry eastwary by house and
formerly OF Chester Jennings, distinguished 2
Number 1884, the west hy dwelling house and lot o.
ground known as Number go and northery the dyrog
line OF the block Which, midway between Cherry and
containing In breadth In front and twenty
three feet and eleven inches and In length on each SIDE
be the said several dimensions more or less and ~
ing premises which, amap Of land formerly owna
by Nicholas komaine deceased made by Charles Loss ox
Surveyor known and distinguished by the Number Sio
seventeen Dated August26, 1881. - ,>,,, 49,.
ANDREW il. ADAMS. Plaintiffs Attorney .,,.,.,.s
the above described property hereby aoufp
to September ~, 1881 at the same time An"
+. @. CANTINE, Referee
The the described property hereby aoun
10 ISDAY October u, 1884, the time and pSo~
i. c. CANTINE, Referee.
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Gorses ano CARRIAGES.

BEAUTIFUL PAIRS BLACK GELDINGS,
ID sixteen one.fourth hands, years. perfectly
aound and Kind high knee action fine seppcrs
or will sell pairs Bay Geldings, ptteen thre closely
mated sound and kind full brothers, six and SEVEN stylish
and very desirable saddle horse fifteen and na
seysn years. very Stylish various gs sound and kind for
saddle harness, bay. Address r. D. Box 81 o. Barring
ton MAsA
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RUNDY'S
LIFE OF GARFIELD.
12Mn. CLOTH. PRICE 81.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct 3, 1881.
Gentlemen: OF the many lives OF the "'c ,u' 'as
that OF Major Bundy be signazed as rega7 u
thentcity and general interest - 1890. 20
IRIS witkin nv knowledge that Major Bunny had aoo "
,e onoraes him unusual facilities IN the preparation o
nj, work-in TACT labor of loyewhieh IN my Juos"'"
was vel and faith I'LL done -, , ~,
N making this statement do not undervauo 'o "a
other writer's Who with material at their con'"""u
=, ,rota a life which has become sacred memory Id 'o
hearts Of the American people Very truly yours
oo"i'S vi ' A e. ROCKWELL
Messrs A. s. RARNEs Co, Publishers, ~ anu no v" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
New Publications

A CHANGED HEART. o,, ,ooAv
~ This new novel by Mny Agnes F,ening Is ho" '
81 for safe eyerywhere II is stiendii story ~
upui"' e"'0 CARLETON q co. PuDhshers, ~. \.
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Dnncinl Grd0emie5.

ALEX MACGREGORS
y Sc,IOuI FOR DANCING. ~ 5thave.
es pcuz and class Induction saturday OctoDr
d.. Tor mas. Ac- send Tor Circular.
ALLEN DODWORTHS SCHOOL FOR
" DANCING, No. Gal Ffth-ave
closed the 4Dn Wl conimouc" again OC'oOer
H. Burlng vacation private lessons may be nal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
Musical.

A YOUNG lady will ~ take a few few P npus on
zIJSS + A WHITE. Teacher of the Piano,
WI wet 39dsL gives lessons I'm classes OF two, aud
hour or hall nour single seho es She refers by
ntrmssion 10 Dr. Wn Mason; Circulars al her rosuehe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

For YOUNG Ladies-Brooklyn.
BROOKS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
ID 30 II Montague Terrace, brooklyn, " Eleventh yeif
helms So 5teInbrr a. Mra NJ H. j. WHITE. Principal
NYISS ROUNDS'S dav and boarding school
WI for Young ladies' children. j2j Cntonaye Broo--
lyn, n. " Will reopen september Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
IAN Schools.

4 NNUAL SESSION (23d) ct the Law
~ SCHOOL %! the TnIyor4ty o. tie tty or New or
bin. ,rr ncxL Address d. r. JAQUES, secretary u
tuc Faculty. lJB Bruhiway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

T TITLE, BROWN 81 co.
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
THE THEORY OF OUR NATIONAL EXISTENCE
AS SHOWN BY THE ACTION OF THE GoVkRNMhNi
OF THE UNITED STATES SINCE 1861 by J0hh u
Hurd LII. d. o,., e,o
MARY ]. HOLINESS NEW BOOK. .s-
Nk Mary j. Holiness novel, MADEIIN r, Will oe f'
.,arr aeon An enormous edili now pT1nung =, "
'ei' " e. W. CARLETON a co. Publishers ~ l.
TIME SECRET SORROW.-May Agnes REM
ings latest and be- ooOk sold by all booksellers Tor only
81 25. They ali hayeit.
WHIST SCOPE BOOK. -. ,.....uo,
w For keeping tally OF the game Of WHIST fe po0No
price o. cents postpaid Soil everywhere. - =, =,
q 81 SHELLEY, Publisher II college F'ace, ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

Art Schools-City.
AIRS. JOHN POPE will resume her classes
WI In drawing watercoor painting decoraung oa
China under glaze and Limoges aonday' ocVooI 4" A"
studio 337 EOurh-ave., COrIor Sjtn-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

I0S WEST 42DST5ClasssTlcal and s hlfa ets
had,n dr ene successor OF Mrs Nacaniey ana iarsan
Teacher begins partner OF Mrs Frost
n Farms reasonable No extras In tuition heierehce
TO patrons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
FOURTH CALI OcL0cv P. VI

Silver Nugget Alice Calayeras state Line No
New 200. b3r6.50 1000 ..b@l 10 and -
100 .b30. 81 Annie Caliornta iOO..- %
Vo s as Montana Con virginia Sierra Nevada
Mineral Greek 2OI IL 80 3ur $50 1l5..... 1926
500 -. IA Best &Bech'r Chrysolite Crowen
1000 b3O II 40 ..... 1880 400. 6SS 200. II
200. s2n. 10 Barcelona HiDeTnIa Globe Copper
Malachte 800 s3l. LOO 1900 36 LOO $50 30
100. 800. AS Black Jack 0n'ntfAMlPr luo--. Ito
200 b3O Al 500 49,. 80 400 so Miner Boy 90
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Jnsiruttion.
For Both Sexes-City.

100 East 35TH-ST.-Miss NJ. A. CLARK
HI In reonen her En- dish and French Scho1i t1r
Inng adies and Children September % DrlwinY Lati
"a Included and French taIHht Dy IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

COTJEGIATE Institute, Newton, Sussex Co..,
" M thorough no ne - Ipo fpc DD1 sets+ Win est
Christian influences exceedingly atiy Io sio
""H "-'F''' s. J. STEVENS, a. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06
For Bows and Young Mcn-country.

A HOMELlKE Boarding School for boys I'M
u dor M b. MINDS A. NJ. memnstead. Long leland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

aJISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day School
mn "Wednesday SeDtetnber IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-06

oFFcR OF THE PLATA VERDE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
No 2 WALLsT.. NRw-Yo Oct l. 1881.
VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
Il HOLDERS OF this COMPANY for the purpose Of elect
Ing Board Trustees for the ensuing Will DO held at
the once " the Company Tuesday the Eleventh day Of
October 1881, at o'clock p M rranserbooks close Octo
Der 8. 1881 JNo. LnwTHEa becretaxY.
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III VI
4 NORTH GENIAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW;YoRK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
sat, Oct MOSEL. Sat, Oct II
ELBE.....-...Sat, Oct IL RHEIN.... sat oct ~
RATES OF PASSAGE from NETWORK TO SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE BREMEN -.
FIRST Sl00-SECOND CABIN....-...ST
SrEERAGE, $50. -
Return tickets at reduced Prepaid Storage cert:
Gates S2s sail from Pier between Second and
Third-sts., Hoboken, n. ], 1900 . mn anti ,,
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Il Hamburg American Packet Companys Line foi
PLYMOUTH CHERBoURG, and HAMBURG
Observation-Disclosures. HERDER- OCT 20
Oct II LEsSiN Nc & OCT "a
bnrg and ali points south OF England First Cabin.
si03 SecOnf Cabin 500 $50 Round trip az 10
duced rates Steerage from Hamburg Havre AMI south
ampton, S28. - o ,,c,,.,n no
KUNHARDT d CO. c. b. RICHARD ~ co,
General gents, General passenger Agent2
No 81 Broad-st, n. Y. No. 81 Broadway, ~.
, 1881-09-28

Bpseiat L}tspateh 70 The Chttaao 1rtbHns.
MAnYvlLlE, Mo-, Sept. ..'.-Tho storc Of Bchn
4 ne PlAso at Pickering, Nth, has boon lrokon
Into huvnral times quito recently by thieves.
und, anticipating n further r1!td IN their h,lsE"
ness- -h,llsu lust Mnnlay Night, shsy devised
seheilo for giving tho thlcyus Il wnrtl recep.
lion. 4 BhntEls,l lonaed With lslckshut Wns
mounted IN tho st1ro, with wtr0 nttacaad 10
thAt IL persDn In walking about tho store would
RIM ngalnst tho wirv, thus discharglnx
tho cantants 0f tho gun into tho
oDdy Ut III ordinary y-sIzed man nbont tho
thighs. btr. I1ohln waited for tho thlcros
Until II ocock bottlAy night. hut, nano
coming. nIsd feeling so1s, wont to bis homo ard
retired fur tho ntght. and un going to Ills atoro
tho no1t morning ho fuund TINT tho Windows
ani doors hul been f0rcctl upon and thAt QUO
oarrcl Ut tho gun hnl hcon diachargeG, portion
OK tho shut having lodged IN tho door, whero
snInt, blood WIS fUutlll. Tho tlOnr Ut tho build"
g as ulso eoyvred With blMa ~ plaSes. VI. ~
found Hl, tho ttu0F, hir. !aohm vcsy lAtnsal!y
concluded that s0snuboty hal Y0t >, hurt.
lnt who hU dill not knpw until 10
went nyer to tho 'topot ~ rsclcr!n9' wnorG a, na
tnken tho south bound fTGKnt- train oi tho
knnsns city lt0Id III .layhrcnk Tuesday u1nri!.
lnE, uni thAt one nt tltHi: sn,4t! Hegh' Was
blIod WIS t.nMa IN thu platform whero tug 70.
Etn bud aAt wh!lo wlltlNg tor tho train. Thuy
Tere nns1!eeesstul IN sarryinx oit Wy ', no"ty'
escapu or tho Men. Sherilf Tool sent tolcYraras
tu NIL stAtiuns konth OF herG, aad suceredtd III
catching tho negro that wAa shut ~ Savannah,
IH!t Tho other nun Gstupcd+ II tAe Wouhutu
ntAsl lives he IL sure Ut te1m Of yours ln the
EGnitGU1jlrY.
, 1881-09-28


DUBUQUE, H., Sept, 27.-The county coslren.
tons in thIs Statc have ncariy all leeu held, and
II wn.1d be In place to gLyo summing M OF
tho results. Tho Legislature consists Of lio
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MnL REPRESENTATIVES. Twcn"
IS Senntors hold over, OF which all hut four arc
Republicans. Six districts and counties. havltiK
eight rllomhcrs. nre yet to hni' conventions.
wllEh ic,,ycs 13a Observation-Disclosures nnd IsoiIE.
necs-row DESIGNATED by Republicans. or ihls
number lhcru aru ~ members instructed for
Wilson; members nut instructed. but known to
liz for Wilson, III: nlnmhcrs fur kus<n'l. u:
titnr members. u: sicl)ll. =: do1ltful. u;
aycry a!allbtrtli sttc, and hnvc mt III to niht-
fnl cnl.,nn Ii lumber u votes thAt might Justly
ue ntitlci IN hs tutni. They count Tint. iuGina-
ti,p lst choco Of ito out ni III mcInhors, and
tho second es.olrc Ut n1ost ue knss''u'4 men.
Thev glAiln they have MI overwhelming majority
dvrr MI 0tfor candidates. nsld l,o Is perfectly
sure Ut election.
, 1881-09-28
A TURBULENT MEETING.

HES0, New, Sept. .7.-Theru wus IN stpekhoa-
ers' tucptInR ot tlIa Ncvndt s. Oregon lsaifroad
totlay, cutod for tho purpose Ut oustIng
eono OF tho Directors. When tho meet
ing was CALLED 10 or.1er Trunk i. Fowler stnted
tfat It WIS a stockllolt'ers' meeting, AMI ro-
qupstctl nil othors to rettc. Nh onc moved,
and hg pointed to cx-Jud9p L. D.
Wheeler and Jnn,cs MoNeohaM, Of snn Frni.
thn,1 ii thoy iid nut go nut They would 10 Put
ont. They still ronn1,ud. nud 4 rush WIN 1nn,o.
pistols drawn Aid fired rilr!diy. aud Il. q. Sco-
cisco, wounded, plyscsnns think fatally.
, 1881-09-28

MUNtfeH7 {tTNHWHI HFHf!. ~,
Tho Alnorlcatl pappFs haro u Alsresnect!ul
way OF Bpoaklng NJ tho Quus!,, the doveEn9E.
iri,vrat, auu 4tl ulDnAtchlpat 1MHtttut3 which
suunls 10 afford thuul ntutlsunrut. ln4eed
Allericln husn1r trum LnwulI down ofton Do.
luulls ul,u! its lrresercnee for its pt'lt, aild
aud 4Iuro during III lhc lupulAr scNsu VI retar-
aru, W tearpt to say, aosinx tho sa,an toIs: Y:
r,,sIars ly saylnv III snu irIIecss f49.tisS that
"sho . willing q rc.nt!, :" hgr & mu9oy: Hna
sluliv ID yulXtr u,ltluHh ultlpr Any u!rtum-
sluI,uos, but Whuu toulishty dtssaspcotful toFlns
arc applled to pursoas aI.d Institutions taat. ~
rupechGnntlle.
, 1881-09-28

Special D1naieh II Thu Chfeaou Jrttnnt
WORCESTER, Airs4., Sept. .7.-Qutnn. tho Dos.
ton amateur. caught for tho Wt'rccssrra 'lRn'n
ttu'ny, md his crrprs, couststinp IF bad throw.
n,iitr ind live passcd balls, hnd grcHt 'lcul 10
10 with tho result nj tho Ei!il1u. Errors by Ne-
son and Carpenter wore A1so worry costly. Tho
petru!ts c.lreh but twn Of thoir runs. while tho
Worceatera enr,iesl three OF thom III the sixth
lt,nlug, wlicn Richmond and Stosoy bit safely,
at,tl woru brought III by Nelson's Glenn hpne
run. Corey followed with IL thrcc.hascr, but
oyerran his base, nnd wns put nut.
Innings y Y !,
Dctroit. -. ..........0 Il j. !: . 40 Ill
Eirned rllns-WureeHtcr. i: Detrolt..
Ftrl,liux errDrs-Worccstor. +; pctrnlt, =.
I,sse hlts-Wurcrstcr. II: Detroit. H.
TwD.l,aac hits-Dckurs0I,.C Carpenter.
Thrpe.tIaRe h!ts-EUrcy. Stofey.
lTnme rtln-Ncison.
Flrst hnsc nn baiis-Carpcnter Isonnott.
EIrst ttsr M, crr0rs-M0rccatcr, ?; Detroit, l..
left ii, bnscs-Morcrster. 6; Dctrutt, g..
Strikrs cac,l-ltichmnnd 10; Wcllnan,A.
Noultlp I1!ays-KnIght-nen aorharit-
Powell. Ifn,ck.
Passeh bntls-Qulnn, H.
Wild pttchc-illrhHontl, ].
1Tn,r-ung hnur Aslll lnrty-llvc minutes.
UMp!r1-lttHhiltn.
, 1881-09-28

NAsIlv1Lf.E. TGnn., Sept. si.-A cn1vfct named
ftoL Mckinley. wont to tho ussistnuco ct hn-
other convict nut,lnll kcnrnsy, hroko npc1t
Jn,ucs i, MeyI!,In's uo!t-tloor III tho penltcl,.
tiary this evening. aud cut hln IN tho hsnl with
I, hutchut 1.1,tI kicked ll!M 0N tho walk.way t"
tile r1lok tloor, dlsnnco ct eight feut, brcnklnH
Mcsiultns lex. Mcsi!Iltn attempted tn cscnl'e.
whu,l Mckinley ran ttuwn aud c1t his 1hud III
plcces. McMiiltit had shown ElHtN Ut luHIry to.
tlny, nllA hlI cut Muknsuy and kohrnnx with
kul,o whtle trylly TO tnko him. Tluy killed Itln
out Ut rIEGH4Q,
, 1881-09-28
tJESNlI; EleAa1Jsii.,

NEW HAvEN, Conn.,, Sppt. fiat tho Alnlley
trIal this furesoon Frctt rsc1 T.. Ktl4, formerly
a clerk ut lsrurfor.l Paint ilolel, testified tint
Whites stallcy u,ld /. Indy woru ut tho hotel Fri.
duy evening, Aug. 4, ut p:I5 y. III. They loft ut
q;:W fl a e.t,Kle tc,lli. Frederick II. Stuwo. II
anIik,na,, Justified to sec,,g Wnitur nt,d II Indy ut
T:l5 on tho Haulu ,'uy, riding tnwuri llrnnfnrt.
Wills l.. Mia. c!trk Il, drug stnru, Mnt lniin
md Il Iny ri,ltnR tnwnr,l Iltnhf0rd tho snllA
evening. On. witness tcstiIc,l IL srul,,x Wnltur
aud itlIy ruling toward nrnntntt tic sasno
ovct,illg. Que Witness testified that lh0 lutly WIS
dre4suI In white,