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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24
HATTIE HOUSE,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.
NEW THROUGHOUT!
Opened June 1, 1880, and Completed
August Is, 1881.

This House is located in the Exact Business
Centre, one square only from the Post Office,
Custom-houSe, Ba ks and the principal Whole
sale and Retail Stores.
This House is nearly 800 feet long, the Halls
feet wide. and it l. situated IL the Highest Point
on t'ay Street, all = which contributes to make
II the coolest point IN The city.
Our Rooms are ali desirable, and our New
Large Rooms for Commercial Travellers cannot
be equalled betwecb Sew York and the Coast.
Baggage Elevator has been added, also
ELEGANT BATH ROOMS fOr Ladies and Gentlemen
Hot and Cold Water, ard sr.Ower Attachments.
1t has an Electric ArnunSs.A,r and telephone
Connections with al the principal business places
In The city, including the C~lT Station.
OUR NEW DINING RoOA-.be Location, Ven
;ilati and surroundings ere such that 1t CANNOT
BE EXCELLED FOR COSF0RT.
Our NV Kitchens, New Ranges and New
Equipments throughout will enable us to do as
we'll as THE BEST.
Our New Laun ~ will be found equal to all
reasonable requirements.
Z. S.-PolteTs always at the Trains. Omnibus
Free.
JN0. &. FLANDERS. Proprietor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24

EDS YEAR and expense to agents.
"a 4 4 y Outfit free. Address p. D. WICK
cry, Augusta, Maine.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24

- No. connects with through train from New
York via Richmond only Leave New York at
40 m leave washington lilo m leave
Also, with tram leaving Norfolk at 12 % p M !;
leave Lynehburs $50 m: leave Bristol $40
with rain fer Wolf Creek and Warm Springs,
\. G.; at Knoxville With trains of the X. d o. and
4. IL A. Railroads.
Arrive at Chattanooga at $50 D m connecting
VITA trains for Memphis, Nashville and Cincin-
natl.
arrive at Dalton 400 p m Rome 500 p n !; At
lanta $40 p M; connecting with trains for
Charleston ana Savannah.
No. 3 connects with through train from
York via Virginia Midland only: Leave
New Yorh at 1000 p m Washington G. 20 IN !;
Lynchburg % p IN Bristol 10 20 p m arrive at
chattanooga 7S5 m: Atlanta 1910 p N :;
Selma $40 m: This train connects at Chatta-
nooga with Trains for Memphis and Nashville :;
al Cleveland with trains for Selma, Ala. al Dali
ton with W. & A. Z. r., for Atlanta, New Orleans
and the South
No. 2 connects at Chattanooga with trains from
cincinnati at Cleveland with trains from At
LShta ana home ut Knoxville with trains
OF sn7 a. h, p,, q o; an H. a Rail
New York via Richmond only: Leave Lynch
bufg at IOO m; arrive at Richmond 1890
III ave Richmond 800 p N arrive at ash
lngton 9,5O m; arrive at New York ESQ m.
HIS train also connects at Norfolk with BAY
Line Steamers for Baltimore at $50 D II, daily
except sunday, and on Mondays, Wednesday
and Saturdays with Old Dominion Steamships
for New YOsk,
NO connects at Chattanooga til trains from
Memphis and NaShviIi al Cleveland with trains
from Atlanta, New Orleans, Selma and the
south: Leave Atlanta at $50 p m; leave Selma
e15 d m leave Rome 3 80 p m; leave Cbatta-
nooGa 135 p m; connecls at Bristol with through
Train Tor New York via Virginia Midland Rail-
road only Arrive at Lynchburg at 80 . IN arrive
at washington loVo m; arrive at New York
$50 III.
Pullman sieepers on trains Nos. and be-
tW en- New York and New Orleans Leighton
sieepers between lynchbuFg and Memphis !:
through PariOr coach on trains Nos and he
TWEEN Bristol and Rome thro. Oh coach on Nos
and between Bristol and Selma.
Both trains, Nos. / and ). make al Chattanooga
close through connection to feNas
N"rtn Carolina Division.
Leaves MOTT. StOWn .,..,, . a ~ q m
Arrives at Wolf Greek .,.. - * n m
Leaves Wolf Greek ..,,..,.... / < n n m
AI.I.Ss :" AIVit. oM 400 p. IN.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24

After over Forty Years trial it IS still receiving
the most unqualified testimonials to It's virtues
from persons OF the highest cha acter and re-
5ponsibility. Eminent physicians commend it as
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24
Coffin & Mckirnevo
GOING WEST!

y max ing arrangements 10 Move from your old
| 10 your new horne It wuud be well 10 conSida.
what has been 'iua, tn render such 4 Journey not
onl, cheap bur IL pheasant ana Tree from acct
dc and danger H. humaI foresight ana skill can
make it. BY cOlts action. equipment, and good
management. the Nashville, Chattanooga amt
/. ] outs Railway merits your full confidence,
having the very best rock ballast steelLa fish
lar joint, Iron bridges. ana most thoroughly
constructed roadway, with air brakes ana other
appliances TO secure safety, speed, comfort anu
sure connections. With It's uperDr through
geS over other ines. and is enabled TO offer the
low. st rates which can be had. tew things OF
Interest and Importance We mention Tor your In
formation. The question OF baggage has always
been troublesome TO passengers. The rule OF
this line IS to check free for each person twelve
years q and over. one hundred and fifty pounds
OF baggage, cons sting OF wearing apparel and
bedding. securely packed IN trunks or medium
size boxes, we'll strapped and Seyenty-five pounds
each for children between five and twelve years
Old. Baggage should be plainly marked with the
name Cf the owner and the place to which he
gees. Tickets should be purchased from or
through reliable pa ties. and YOU should see that
Il ey are by the route and TO the place you want
TO 90 before paying for them. Remember that
passengers have the RIGHT to select their route,
and 1t is the duty of Ticket Agents to accOmmo-
date passengers with tickets by the route they
wish to take, when 1t is possible for them t6
dose
You can secure the cheapest rates to Arkansas.
Texas, and the ereat Northwest by applying In
Agent, No Kimbau House, p. o. Box 264,
Atlanta, Ga; VIM. I. ROGERS Pass. Agent, and
JNo. IL. PEBBLES, Ticket Agent, Chattanooga:
Tenn; TOM +. FOWLER. Pass. Agent. ard
Depot. Nashville, Tenn We refer with pleasures
to the editor and publisher of this journal.
w. l.. DANLEY,
Genl Pass. Agent.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24
Il ZEExlEN 81 co
CH!LlS AND FEVER.
SIMMONS Liver REGULATOR


is emnentiy Family Medicine; and by being
kept ready for immediate IeSoiG, VII save many
all hour of suffering and niany dollar in tine
and doctors oils.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24
EFFECTUAI SPECIFIC

GFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
FOR CONSULTATIONS HEADACHE, PAIN
IN THESHOULDERS DIZZINESS, SOUR
STOMACH, BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH
BILIOUS ATTACKS. PALPiTATION OF
THE HEART, PAIN IN THE REGION
OF The KIDNEYS, DESPONDENCY,
GLOOM AND FOREBODING OF EVIL
ALL CT WHICH ARE THE OFFSPRING
OF A DISEASED LIVER.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24

7 o. =. IS,
Knoxville ana Ohio Railroad,
Loud.r AVID lockwood Mai. Packet

The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail,
pas ,engers and freight, runs daily between Lou
don, Kingston and lockwood, arriving at Lou
4. at 1915 p. M. and leaves for Kingston and
lockwood on the arrival of the western bound
train, No. 3, at 4.2g a. NJ.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24
NON-ROSIDENCE NOTICE.
In County COnrt, Knox County, Ten
nesSee.

Petition for Sale or Lot for Division
Samuel BIanch vs.. Charles Broadly and Curtis
Broadly.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-11-24
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Railroad

OFFICE MASTER OF TRANSPORTATION,
Knoxville, Tenu., Nov. 0, 1881.
, 1881-11-18
RAILWAYS.
SECRETARY KlnKwooD's SUPPLEMENTARY

SECRETARY KlRKwOD1rs SUPPLEMENTARY
1tEr0llT.
WASHINGTON. u. e., Nov. 17.-An adut.
tion to Secretary Ktrliwauu's animal report
wns finished tottay, cotnprtslng nil abslract
OF the annual report ot tile Bureau OF Rail-
ways. During tI.a last fiscal yoar about t0oo
mics Of subsidized antl tNutt.grnht railroads
subject TO tho supervision of tho burcan laye
been examined, and tllelr books Tespeclally
those of tho Union paciio and CeMlrnl ra-
ellie 1l0ntlsl cRrefillly compared with tho re-
ports rendered. by tho companies. Ilc says:
"Altlough tho p:lat ssyere ntul protrautett will
ter wns accompanied by unusual tloods and
storms. wl'ic!, destroyed much property and
materially Increased the expenditures for
maintaining tic sall,e, 1t was n0t!cuab!u that
tho substantial inlproyemciit III tho property
Of tho roasls III WHICH the Governments has Il
direct Interest Ind bccn made and
TIL: GENERAL. .1sEppHTs
rendered intllcnto rked increase In their
hlssilluss Tho gross aid net earnings of tho
Iacttc ftoads for the year ending June 30,
VI, were rs follows: un!oh pacific-Grosa
earn.nas 81, ,7tls, ,753: operating expenses,
s1i5'af 5aa of ss tic eaf''sd epsss's s dsia tG!s F
expenses and runtals, Sls, s,50a.b9l; nit earIi.
Tugs, E0.300, $40; ayaraYo number ,af miles
essTss essss, S;Eta2sn epsfns hs'sG'sss sxenss
sl,pl0, l57; nut onrnings, e0a5, ,Gi5; number ii
Of tho operations Of the Texas Pacl1lc lsoad
lins not been received Mt tho Uauartlnont"
Secretary KlrkwDoil reports. l,pwevDr, that
work upon this road Is hciHg pushed rupiqly
Wtii By completed ami trafl1s running to III
paso tho list dny OF Jnnunry next. Tho
SecrDtnry sug4vsta TINT tho THURMAN act Ut
N[ny 7, l67B, should bo so amended rs 10 ON
,9 ,iage tho s't9stslIzed portion qf tue Kansas
, 1881-11-18
sf1i. 1tEDF1i:I.D DEAD.
8psttal Dlpatth to TAs Qat&apo Iffouns,

Gpstta& AHp21th 10 1A& Q3t&aCo 1ff9un&,
WAsn1SaroS, u. G., Nov. 17.-1I. V. Red
field, thu Washington correspondent ot ttle
Cincinnati Commercial, died hero this eypa-
ftg Ut ileniurrilnge Of tho 1unRs. Alr. Ket-
field Inns bcrll seriously troMblad In this why
fur so1ilo time, aiNt since Inst spring tte iias
beell lllnblU tn attontt to Ills tlutles. lIu wns
II linn OF marked ability, Of devotion to hIs
work, OF untIrins application, upright, Gull
selenl{ous, Of pure private life. In every
scl,se true il,nla, md credit to his profess
sion. Ills dcati wifi be sincerely mournctl
by Ills nssoptatos here.
TEMl'OI;AlsEI.f 1tEAPpolyTEu.
7, - ths 1V&stsrn Aasottatsd Frtis,
WAsltiS0r0N, u, G., Nov. f7,-Unfted
Stntes Marshal Allen. OF tic Western Dis
trfct Of Missouri, hns received temporary
renppnintment from Justlco Miller, of tho
SupreIne Court. Ills commission expires on
ttlu :s1til inst, mud the President informed
iisn tiat lip WIS not considering tic filling of
such offices Mt present, ana hence the tea,-
poiary appointment was made.
Mo1IE T'toul1.G Fol. uowGATE.
1t Is unti1rstO0d that tic gra,,1 Jury will
present another Indictment against Capt.
llowgate. charging him with Tug cpbezzle-
l,lent of S225, 900 and forgery.
eTEAM VKs3ELB.
Secretary-of- thc-Treastry Fnlger has ls-
ssasl circular, intontlBl to secure greater
snfcty to passengers OH luke AlMl cunst atcnill
vessels. lnsiMctora in'lst Rcu TINT livery re-
uNlrenlpnt Ut EQAlMnant Ia provided ntllt tho
rules aud regulations Of the Honru Ut Super
vtsinE Inspectors observed.
rAHr-rOYrstAA AATEls.aE ESEIsA1. 1lArroy
itas dacitiad that publishers, TT addition to
nawspupers and ,nagaxlnts BIZ ssnt, and }ntl1x
figures Ut Il. subscription book printed, tho
tltle Of tho publication printed, aid
lnne antt address Ut tia pubttslor Or
wur.!s or figures Indicating the tlato of ax-
riFatlon Of subscription, publishers. may alao
us!nt tlppn tho wrAnpur = request that 1t tho
thus 1t l,ay ln delivered 10, aVy ono Of tic
clNss Ut po1sDns lna4lo. ThlA ruling is bc-
fteycd 10 10 II. atd Of tia purpose collteM-
pla!tal hy the staluta tn permitting thq senll-
tug Ut 6nl1tplo copies to obtain subscribers.
, 1881-11-18

dedication or Rn Imposing ELlQca to
HIS nIe1A0ry.

Dedication OF Rn Imposing EdlQoo to
lHtA nIunl0ry.
Special Utspat<h 70 The Ihtfdea 1ftb4ns,
nnKrt,N, Nov. l7.-rTho costly and imposing
ouicU which tho sous of Oakts Ames haye h1l3lt
IN M0tnory Ut tlalF iAthar wAa dedicated tp.luy
aud presented Dy tho appointed trustee TO tho
Town Of North Eastosi. Tho o10aaIon WIS u
nsctl0rNhlU ano for tho town. hut thq Slate apa
Mutton alsn Bhnrcd In II. An opportunity WIS
happily Nlfprleh tor tho assembling OF many
prominent meh ot Massachusetts who could
,astlfy hy thatr proso.,co and their apueoh 10 tv
csteonl tu which tho memory Qf btr, Alncs Is
futf Ia this Htate, aild fur representative men
III tho c0ullry whu know him or wore
ta8OuiAtel WltA him lin his lif1 ~ t}nar W[ttpAB
to 1Its great work md -wNrlh. Tho Legislature
lott lta Wnrk ot revising tho statutes, an1 won't
H0Wn OIL II special trAiIl With four Or i've hum
urliNr nltA hsAo alleiAl5 prcsu.lt a1lu plst tnu-
bera nt Congress- tankerB. rnlrunA meti, mud
l1lus1 pfu1Hiilaut III Gy4fy work OF life. Thu
building, whluh II Il ularvut OF arHhltu0tnrnl
heauty. viii he uspd III ~ tnw1l-hAll. Tho
ApH:uius wtr0 tfn3 gilI'nn tribute to OIkes
Alnrs, 1hey were undo hY Coy, Long, trcYldpnt
lsithop Ut tho se,lnte. Spelkur Ut tho Itqlsp
Representatives. JulYa ltusautl. .ex-Qoy, Hout.
W0flt Riil aiAafa+ !sattuF4 WaF4 road fran Will
lam 81. EyMrtv. y. ]. Tlltlgn. Wonlal phtipl,
ArtHlna lihtt. ux.lnva l!nllnuk. GlutllI!, WQst,-
lllrn. 1utbpt. Nhd tttc0, uuh. Hutl0r, aill ulbqr
PROMINENT Moll. gl pulogIAlp4 tAa naan whom
ata s3u4 Aailqs loaRY,
, 1881-11-18

Special pnPatea 10 The Chicago 1r.pues.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov, IA now and
Interesting feature Of t!le Forthcoming report
OF Commissioner Itaum will bo chnpter, Ac-
companted by statistioai tabtos, oil tho feed
Ing Of eatt!e md l,ogs Mt tlsa great grain dis
titlertes Of tile West, Tho extent to which
this feeding Is carrtad may bo inferred fro,n
ttac fact TINT. turing the past year, upwards
OF l7,0oo beoyes woro fed md fattenett for
market at the dtatlllorles located at Peoria,
Ill,
THE QUANTITY or nlsrILI.EI SPIRITS
on hand III bond ut tic close of the last fiscal
y0ar wasH, ,ooo, 600 gallons, Hi Increase Of over
Yo,O00, ,O00 gallons compared with tile precosl-
lng fiscal ycar. This larRo in0rcnsa IL tlsla to
the recal,t act OF Congress authorizing the
retention 1T bond Of distilled spirits for
period Of three years. unslor tho old law NIL
bonttod spirits ware required 10 pay the lax
after remaining III bond ono your.
, 1881-11-18
THE OTHER WITNESSES.

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, 1881-11-18
IOWA MILITIA.
Reception and Hep nj slarshnsl'o"
llusinosA Elsottpg Of 0atssFs.

ftccoptlpu and hop Ut Elarsa1aslto"".
IlusinosA Hlsoatpg Of 0atseFs'
Epsstal pttuqtsh to TAs chtsa,a i,'e9a'' ~.
MAnsIAlIToWs, ia., Nov. lT.-ouo o' ',a. 'Ds
most nru,u.nUUt uvonts IN lava military e"s" ''ySa
fur this year sY4s tho reception tnn Aup ra,
by CnEnpnpy d, Plrst Regiment VI !'"" '.n, md
tionnl Oljurls, Rt tho MuaEcell Hull lust hle"
prubub,y III souAl event esur cat'eu ma 't,.i,&
,nure mar, distinguished IN low" n'l1'a'1 ,,rt,t
Among the u,orq prominent toop|c pfcssn, ,1.ct
the Hon. iluren It.. 6ler'ua'i. u"'o'"o. " III
a,,4 l,ily; Maj.-usn. W. L. Aloxalner. ~, y, X
Molncs; nrIx..0tsl. l.. uAnks a!u n,''' snl
Nusc4tIne; llrlg, lien. {, b. lmn'sy H.
lady, ut Dubuque; col. J. .,'',. y; M.,su!f ~ ~
T.rst ntn bopolnl DrlHndes. AZ " 1ne aH.r
ppur4l IN tult-tress Uniform, Ml.a IL At tbs
throughout WA hs!lisatHit,y ~ uu,!nasp ~;
oissoss 10 Cu itIsh 1cuis'. t,t,, g. p' Dl:
ss,d f1uj, Mutthews, ros!a'lea. ,vap!"j.. wap'j; u
yiy, u Lstu1l, M.d t:tipt; I'M "r,,s,IesIrt
this OILY, WuFo alot!lfl'ten ~ NJ mi il,futct
,nSi.tam II tSs .;,,1sr4 ii Ila FItat tlHant
hsIl. Ut n h1cii It WMa decided tv asse t.nt,
itstuiJ IL 6tAtu aHeH ntn' - t,s }vs&
nlGra Conducive III thu btat lhio' e.,'Inu,uuulse
Eat!onA! oHsr t;1 aa sna' W sre"p "psc..'i'io. , a
0otrpsponduI,l VIM Hlso pGes,eMtt ,.t,,,Lrs. III hcI
uiuuiir!lf III ttj!uprs az b0lA ursva", iisntai
cUt,svr tbs surrrbsprShtf ~ Az :tn3" ..nfrs TT
Atexulltint. Whttst TORN y. a ,,t,u,1I,It,Is npy
III nf tic ,lvt,tn9 thut ucll, w.. ,x,us
ntruaJy ulatls u KTAil stuta4t "! I..oI tn ilsas1
bulI.u iuraU1utty cilieus Al'u ~, ss11nr 3Rtft
sApilI III reaplMlnted " @ IT, IVY sns Isatsy ~
W. V p',1takx xks ks wa r. suu
tho oplulouo Ut tue moesus 90 '@
&lHlt,
, 1881-11-18
4hout this mntler. 1t Is MI outrage should
mt be heard lii my own tlcfcnse.


NJ GAtl'S CONSIlkAO1 I.
THE ONE Wftc1t ESlefEb IN ilia M1S1'
,,. s<s'a' n'sp''sA 70 'af tn'seoo 71,o'ns. ftt.
NAshaSoroS' ' -. ~ MnY; H;-lheto ~
mew t1 sn'sy IN 70 toe a'!i'e"lty pctwoen tao
..es!'.en. a,u 4'uothos.tae1eta Mnc e"g!!,
.ot !" ~ sal'i I'a1' AiI' Nl"e e"sn 'hnst SUI
ne calic0 Attofhcy.ucnera'' Ehasin'tc!f rs TUG
ffeslac''t nus ''ecl'iic" 10 fcce@Se MS res'e-
hat'o'1 until tho HNttcn1l anu TIC star.roMto
cases sllAtl hnvo oeefa ei'ueu. Tho story is
tta1 *Attof'toS'tlesicrai alac Veagl'. soon inter-
tha shooting of Garfield. iorlllett tho theory
u'at TUG assaslhataot was t1e result OF COLI
sllripy III which sone OF tlo prominent
sVHWafts Of Lila COUNTRY or thosc. nj least.
VINO Wore Interested tor taem, tlntl part;
that II ttao evidence could ever no tonnt' this
act coula be established, and tint, to cstnb-
l,sh H. JUG Attofne}'dcfefal spont TIC prita-
eipal potuo'i VI tno e.'litnnse"t 1uht ol tlto
oep"itmeiltth Ill hiring aeIcca4VeS anu othefs'
1T Is VERY CERTAIN -....-.
.l'at to'' "!Hialh -. oooK' 4eaa'nR counsel
III ohn1eo ot tna staf"ro"to cases. had n tue.
ory that daThcla's maraor was the result OF
Aco'lspifaey' an9 t'las ho "as 'efy macn l'li-
p!esscsl VIII II lor nAhy dnSs atter .'ly =
II IS Known tliat no l'aa consultations with
the Attofiey-iea'eral NJ me Wh'to llonso
ana elsc"hcre, III winch INC various s1p-
, 1881-11-18
TIE pleEStDTNT,


a1fetas pt.pateh to 7as Caleaqo Trt9yns.
WAsu1SaToS, u. T., Nov, l1,-I'ia Presl-
dent has commenced hts annuol lugssaga to
Congress, and, atllung othar things, lltls
cAlicl( Apolt tht Bureau OF Statsatics for atl-
yanca Information! M to tie dntiea received
during the Inst llsen! year frnln oortM!n nr.
t!otes. From thia 1t Is to DO tRforrul that lo
cQntclnp!atca IlnklMg s0ile Recommendations
With regard to The tariff. .&islt It Is ksiawu
tlM.t tile stAtoN.snt aiaQ recommendations Vt
tfu Commissioner Ut Vcn4i0Ns with rpspqct
to .!pt'cIt w.lql nlyQNdy pxists In the matter
pf ll}B paylnont nj usp Arrrnrs Ut ppnslnNs,
and thu yIst additional number ot h.llllons
necessary to lsa appropriated II The Arrears
of-lensluna Inv Is to bacarrleL 0.lt, l,nyu dis
iARyea tho President, ~ tt Is vury evident
tllRt, MllluaS tAprv IL sO,NU chuck OIL pension
disbursements, TIC surplas raye,tues at tlu
Guyurnn,ent, alueh Rs they RrG, will Lo cll-
ttya]y ,nnrtgaKe4 for soma years,
nlsApPo1Nrkp oSR1cEskEkE!.s FRoN KgA-
" TUckf+
It now appears tlat tho gentlemen who IT.
tempted to secnro tho removal of Republican
ostlnAstsrs al.l tho appolNt1lollt Ut Incl. III
tholr places who lall bean pronounced sup
portess at 0rl'. Grant were from Kentucky.
There wcso several eMgaEed III ths matter.
lltay ean.o oil haro With tho aY!aent sxpec-
tasIon that thuHa who yote4l for ae1,. {'rnNt
az thleago wstu to hs tho rAcoyntzea 1is.
posseEs OF patronage. Tha Psysl4a9t was
lna4e acquainted with ~,
TUE WHOLE vLAa
rs to Kentucky, which embraced the rc-
lnoyal Of 4lt 1'vstMastess yyllo Aud not takun
pnrt IN the Grant movement III that 6tuto
when Tho delegation to Chicago was selected.
The Hxtent 10 which thesa fnfhtl,nf nt{ u.nf In.
, 1881-11-18


cerli aiasl cllcfsct from INC NJ little obscrva-
tlo' as any Individual III INC country ltook
no l,aIs Whatever III t'lo contest III ulc New
1orK SENATE. -,
AZ AI.' scosaleni neses I'M .,a'eestoou you utu.
utu llot aaesil"' 5ua WIN .''at "'s"' WISH
W hho" u l'Gse i"es'ons III 'he ncp"p1c.''
pa.tY "eto cnssl'Iea uhaer certain MENUS
ala' u so' WIN welo they aeno"nla1eat A.
ooieve u'eS "e1o Goli.ulon's "es'Raate' rs
e."'"utso "NW ~, iI".'stus .' .,ls
Qp"s IT,, nos ,,.. .n,s .usn .".w". H., u".c
p"ch w. Il'o lu'.t.e"' e"hp''kn VI n's: ys"f,
,M ,,ca0oaI's u,aa.., 1Nka''' 4. nna s eonk.lHt
mu'o s,,'y .ss. ~ Mes.ae t.,. .sa l., ,Sso ''
tss T"s nUs t.'st ,.,s ta.M uasH ~ 40'o' AeS'
'Hs 'er',. ,,,, - :. IVY. W. 'Mun s"t. ..xu.
~, no.to y T.. n.y. ,tn,, Usvu ,n1.,, t, cs usauo
~ psua III eon'evson :. nltn .,' .e e'''easo
eon'o''son .,;a.,,;a WIS " '.n usca .lloFI
Cn.. "pps.s"e'u :. ~ osusNses sa' aoo saoo1
.2,.',, ~ '"''s' "Hn 70, ~ no'' A'e'o "oAe 'oo' l
t''I"N IN ta,,nsa 9vs.,,u III xo.ox, H. a., .a,.,
T., n"sc"a ".,s, -, ~. 'tu NV ~
,,1t.',," 5"'" ~ ,,ana ~ a'''o " "'e AoNeei7'
1,tt,s. .o .u ."a.,,
.,s, f.a.' .s ~, "va ~ "'t IT,. "no sa Moi,
~ H. "n,'s,i u ~ t. ,h.,., s "u ,,.a H.,
is.,a.1 I Lisa. " s.,'.' 49,. to..,..'' -. ~
:. o,.'. ~. w. ~ 1'' a. p"st ~ s'' ,,a .es.
c,ai.,"r. ), ,,....:rs.a,i ei a.. %s'
"" s"ss" p..'o "'e'.
INVENTED THE TERM AisELF'
lLaugmterJ
Q'-i"en sou ai1 JUST L.'o !hhl' W. "atlt 10
n"'e o@p'aln '* Naen uahteau' III M.s 4c1,
eefs or spsecnes III to 1attef paIl Oh 4oso ata
, 1881-11-18
Coal-0llGers In We4t virginia Causing
Yr011bte.

WEnRI.Nq, ". Va, Nov. 17.-Last nlght uo1'
Jaokspn rcceiyel wprsl from Charlosto''' kaha'
WIN County, that a nab OF 10 striking coar
lplnersat CanncltoJl, in that colntyt hui aF'sfa
out aIxty.flva n1cta who hnd poeu oMp'p3ea
to tako thotr ptacos, and that seronS srouo!s
was tu,mlnont. IIs accordingly telrHrapheo :.
Col, D. Il. Nutfnor, nj tho stAte n'l't'a ~
Charleston, u 20 10 CRnnelton ald ia'esusa's w
tito Ilaturo mud sxt mt of tho trouble aha ".
port ut onoo. iIo also authorized col Ruuaes
aud lroseauttng- Attorney ut. Ctr ot ksaaMuNa sHsTN
G9lInty. apt!nx IL o,n!unetion WIEN tmf KY ''H i,ny
jReksot received t.le following toiSaFhM; aG r H.
ulAMLasTax. " w., Noy: M.w11 ,,a;aF. .taF. rhs
s1uriG md Prosecuting Attprey euloSa .,ua sMusi
VII 70 trg!ble. a1i9 tpe sneF!l ~ s'ttJ 70 pro.
sGryn tho pelou, a,d huvo tsleuIa;,es"n u ~ sn.s ma
Appleton n havn ottor ptnaie' srnf s'sfy ~ cu,n.
uf mud. tiiraoteH Appleton tu husHiy vnd
pt,y commanders to b ruatty inr ,s nraS9 ,otTt
hrlnsplt iG 90 u CAnNeltni. ~ sos WIZ '',rrs to
bo ncuttod, 40 did mot modify yailr g.ssu Wtn..
1t. U1AIr, - u. F' Apfs"@'