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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09
John Sherman Very Much Estranged.

From the New York Sun.
/ met a John Sherman man. He was
Ia state Of mind not easy to describe.
He had just seen the Senator, and the
Senator had just been reading what the
papers were saying about Treasury De
partment irregularities, including the
things his new house had on at public
expense. If ever there was q man just.
ly mad IL was John. I've known him
about twenty-five years, but never saw
him 20 furious before. "What the Gar
field Administration means don't un.
derstand. So far It's done nothing but
smut Hayes's Administration, and It's
about made out, ! suppose, that every
member Of his Cabinet ought 10 be In
the penitentiaFy. don't see les done
much else yet. suppose there were
some irregularities, as there always are.
but Garfield, after cheating me at Chi.
cago, seems 10 think he must make me
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09
WOman's Wisdom.

"Sbe insists that it is more import.
ance. that her family should be kept in
health, than that she should have all
the fashionable dresses and styles OF
the times. She therefore secs TO il, that
each member Of her family is supplied
with enough Hop Bitters, at the first
appearance OF any symptoms OF i'll
health, to prevent a fl OF sickness with
it's attendant expense, care and anxiety.
All women should exercise their wisdom
in this way. New Haeea Poiioialra.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09
beuefonte Mhrkots.

brllrroNTr June p 1851.
QT0TATIggE
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09
Philadelphia Markets.

'''''''-'"F I"TTs
There was firm feeling 10 Gguri What h. sd,anc
ing
Ibtts-Thrfc 10 fair demand f9f -four and prices
~. Veil sustained eaias II J'1 barrels Mlnne.otA
s a. t~pabt7Js fDf god - fancy dear Anl at
,t'I, ~ straight Penney ylfauia family g. Z5lg
- L. Assffh %. at t5ip8GbJ. snd patents al gS.JJ
~ -. h}" h"uf is quoted ~ g. ZlaabN
here va isss activity H vhest and prio7s
~. SSf7 z - " on The elosiuR Hsures we're si NX
a. ~, a. h@'.zlH ast"1 Tor 80 rod, June e. NJ I'D
80 @sSl ici No. fsd. July UIs5& iad Si.lg[
ntsa i'f No. ? red August 5y,J busbsls Aurust
sDiI a tllrI a5p1 bashsls a0 At a. ig. 5Ggj
bushels. June, At yl RI '''''
tEEDt.--l ll0fersofd i- gut of ,ss...r T.,,a,t,, T.
quoted at tal5 4"'''"' "
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09

out thief when Secretary of the Treas.
ury." That's what honest John said,
and I'm thinking he'll make it hotter
for Garfield yet than any place spoken
of in the new weston.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-09
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28
3agessG eitt9fettem.

Gen IS ftp oint am Dort&ioer in Sir
sirien fomut, in Solge nlangelbaftet teIegraz
pbifer Serbinbung iebr oeripdtet uno INNER
nod nift ganS tl0r in 6eu @iu5elnbeiten, bic
troMriee 6unbe, bab Der Sanpier , gS f.
point" uon Der y&lpoe. 2inie," Der 5piihen
bier unb genanntenl Srte fdbrt, burdl cine grs
ploion fait 9InSli6 serlOrt ruor6en 1T, uno
oob bel Der GatafrOphe uiele Perlonen, baruns
ter mebrere 8ultimorer, setDbtet oOer peripnns
oct mOrben iinS. Die gfaAridten lauten nod
10 uuuenlmmt, bab mir nidt 81 beridlten nil
len, mas Die Sataltropbe peranlaBt bat, uno
ban 9eier nur auf sie @epei4en aut Ger plsrtsH
Geite uerpeiien fOnnen.
Der Broseb se9cn cen aR Oroer y ar'
fielS 8 rpurte aefsrn fortseiett, unS mar Der
game Saa Der Seri1ehmun9 elnes Sa9oers
fdnolgen, Or. 3c9un,lO uOn Stem Dort. &C.
luibmet. 9uielbe elaubt irift an tenip0raren
&abniinn, unb bebauptete, Dag TEN wtelll0,
Der ha glaubt, baB tim cine >.sSnlplfatton 80
She'll 9e!porben lei, poritdtig gu sSette gea'
ober Die 6ol9en Der Chat, III Ser er }. % , nsru'
fen fiiblt, in 8rrednuug siebt. Glss in :. uenl
geuomnler, iteint Or. WtcDonalo alei9.
Nsinun9 nit Srn. 2iiSefina bon ct. Souls
III iein, otiien llrtbeil iiber @uiteau, mslfes
Hiil -Ctilf lpNe LUtL t1uH ulItto tIItlUluSlI lus
ben, poDfdnoig iibereinftimmt, al unberer
Stele gc9eben 1T. 81 ben geitriaen SerhanS=
Iungen 1T nod 81 bemerfen, baB Der @n9e=
fla9te fid uu9etu6bnlid ruhig perbielt - Elm
Seiueis, baB er iebr pObl Uerftaubeu, mas Die
3eitungen iibsr bic giOtbwsnoistsit, isine 3unge
III siiscln, geia9t baben.-0er elenbe Suridle
bat einen gSethnadltS9ruB an oas ameritduis
ide Solt" loagelaiien, ben mir i'm Ius;uge
unter ben 9epeihen mittbeilen, nobel mir es
hem geier ibylaiien, 3u entid)eioeu, OBJ oas
Mahwerf Die 500 pertb 1T, Die Elm unternebz
member gSaibingtoner Sonrnalit oafiir sez
;ablt bat.
Die @lGubiger Der 9 aubfabri.
fanten 2ittle G Roulto n in 9eOraez
totpr, Maii., habsu eineu : upromM ,u
S5 Gents pro Dollar aecsptirt. Dte RalitDa
betra9en $135,0O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28
0eFmiT6te 9treT1ett aus Teips



Nep pz9orf, 81. 9eSbr.-9sr BON Gn9=
lang augetommene 9pfr. ySritanuic" bradte
$4,000 in Sob.
- @alter u. Gbaie, iuelder am letten
Ganftoae su 6uutiugoon, Yenni., uegen 81
genie telbaitet murbe, erIdien beute gtadImitz
tag OpT @ertd)t uno platoIrte ,ntd]t i1Ilo:g."
Sn grmanaelung BON $4,000 Siirgl9 aft puroe
er oem @efdngniB tibelmieien.
- Die @roBgeidporenen Der @eneral=2iii.
len reidten bents BEN @eri9te cine gingabe
ein, III tutlfer iie 9eetgnetc Shritte empfehz
len, nm ote SmHibus= uno Stra6eubahus9es
ieuldlaiteu sur Iuitellurg bon @onoufteurer
81 smln9en.
- gomarO @onnor, Elm Infreiter in Diens
fen Der ySenniploanier Sahu," iprarg beute
abeno aus bem 5. StOdmerte ietuer B0bHuHg
9r. II, grdange Bioce, Seriepz&tt1, uno
purbe augenblidlid get6otet. Die Sadle ideiut
iebr perb6htig. Die Srau Oes Seritorbenen
nor ;ur 3eit, als berieibe angeblif aus benz
EenGter jprang, allsin nit Inn i'm 3immer
nnb moQte ipdter nidht geftatten, baB man ote
9tide in bas Saus braflte.
- Die SanitGtsbeb0rne bat tbren Anwait
ipfrilirt, sinen 8rOieB sesen zen gettenbe1ats
Ter SerbtnarS 8roDn etnsrleiteu, neil oeriebe
fiirsld, Die &eiden sfpeter on Den SIattern ner=
itorbener @eriOneu 6urd bieie 5tabt mad She
muugs@Ountg, no bieitlben beer6lgt psrOen
ioQter, transportiren lieB, obne Die geieelidlen
81, HrfdtSmaBregein 81 oeobahten. SInf;ig
G1ot 'rnfranfe ltegen 5ur 3eit in Den Ueridtez
Ssrsr h, 'fgen SOipitdIlrn 0arnieber, iieben
mrSr rly oIs is in ser ursaH9enen 8o9e.
' Ser gnnD- 0amPfer rG. $. 9tOrtbam"
lief beute giadmittes fpdRrellO etnes oitten
Nebels bei SlofpeQ's Ss,Sno alI1 elrelt Gel
len. Mnn b0fit, bas 5abrseiia. bet S's nad)-
fen 6lutb iuieosr flott III MAIDEN. Ssetns A'feGts
denleben gingen OerlOreu.
- ghOnras 5arlep murbe hcute a6enb IN
Seriep.@ith BON etuem MatrOien, gfamenS
Nauolro, 81 Sooeu 9eidlla9en uno erlitt eiueu
Sdldoeibru6, oil benz er tpabri1einlid fsrben
wiro. 9toparrO 1T perhaftet.
-9as @Omite i'm 8etreff Der ndfftens aus
6rantreid ertparteten 8artholOri4en Statiie
Der S1eibeitSg6ttin bat beidlohen, Subcrlp'
tiouen in alien Stdoten Der Union su erSfineu,
I'm ole fir bas Bieosfal erfOroerlife Samme
NON $3.50 600 aufsubrlulen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28
sis4 Reige 9usiidyt anf balDigen glbI8mB os5
Gru;e{fcS,
1dbErfS aGCr Or. RDTcaDaucr'S
ssrtltorOunn.

2ittle-9( 0 q, Qrf., 27. 8e5ember. - Glt
beytiis fln2 mitgetbc.It, uur0e &r. s. $. 0tos
ienbauer, ein befaHnter ar5t, am Samtan
Qbeno in ieirer nelIu Ntcilen bon BiaezSlun
QeleqCueu gGobnung UmOroet. Der W0roer
feueite nit eine.n boppeIdufgen @eWehr oprd)
ncS 6eafer uno jagte Dem 8ottor fiini3ebn
9fetpoTfCn in oen gelb. @tan bat etnen &bt.
neier, 9iamers Gee @bom, TN &erOGd)te, ben
yior0 Ucribt Su babeu. Gor elni9eu Dto.
nateu beuatbste See @bow in bieiig(r Stabt Elm
biibides, abr unpiiieutes NldohCn, Gamen9
gnele Smitb. SHrS uad Der 6eiratb lleB
iid Ger @biUeie nit ieiner msiBen 6rll IN Dr.
Roeubauer's gtodbaridlaft nieOer. 3lUidsn
Dem 9oftor uno Der 6rau Oe5 9hneiCH eHtz
ipanu iid) ein intime8 &erbaltniB, Ole GeBtere
psrleB ibren @otten unO 5og 81 81. &oien=
bauertu'S Oars. SpGter OeranlGBte See 9boU
ieine Traii, Scn 3ottor Su Otrl0NeH uHO gu
itm Surid3utebren. sic fameuSet0e bierber,
Der Softer folgte tbneH uber neni3e 8oden
ipater uod1. gr beihulbigte Die 6rau, Inn
@elO unb g8utbIahen geitoben 81 bdben. DIR
9ottor fuuroe 10 befti9, oaB er osrbaltet uno
i'm 8oli,eiQui6t tim cine GelObuBe auierle9t
murOe. ST perlieB iOfort ole StdOt mo tehrte
mad icinsr Bobuung bel gtne=S =SluTf Surtit,
NO er blieb, bis er ermor0et murGe. Or. Go'
ienbouer NOR in PrsuB.n gebOren uab fam Don
9lrcola in Dliiouri, no ieine 6anilIe nod
nobut, nod QrfaniaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28
Sin tse1ter Weaer.GruO.s.
Sin feDl9eTGiageattr 8eiSecpfeTz
ititlnSsYieritffl.

Stem g ort, 27. DECEMBER. - 6r. Sol.
q. 8bie erhislt lett euiqer 3eit bduftg Griefe,
tpeld)e biz llnteri1riit oSeperal" fIbrten unO
i'm nit benz Sobe bebrohten, rpenn er nitt
bem 4bien1er $1,000 3dhlte. Die Srieie ga
ben auBeroGm On, @atte's 6siratb lei nift
9eIeblid unb mann er oaa @elo ntft 5a4le, 10
lpirbe er al beH Eruuger geielt werben.
Sr. Bblte iette iid) nit Der Poli5ei IN Ser
blnOuuq, un0 ein Wanu, tueIfer iidI Sobn q.
glad rannts, puroe heute Iben6 in Wtcper'S
GiguIrenlaben, gir. los, gSefs 10. StraBe,
too man lbu cine Sale seitellt bette, oeraaftet.
Der @Gfan9ene bate Smei 9leoOlper bel iib unh
ueriudte, ben geheimpoli5titen Wc9taugbtOn
su eritieBeu. rpurbc ie0od bon eiuen anoeren
@etsmpoli5ifen5 81 SOSen gei4lagcn unO pins=
fcit gemofr.
Nuf Sem 8oliSeis6 6onptquartiere gub er an,
ietu pirtlifer Same iei YOuis @. gSaro unb
er pobne in SIR. 2O6, 6eurgftraB,. @tn Sers
b0r piro morGeu ItattiiuueH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28
Ste @eiabrett 0ts elcttriTdjen
2fdtteS.

8bilQ6elphta, q. De}.-Der Staot.
ratb bat elm @omite nit elmer llnteriRduEg Der
@etakren, bic nit ben 9rahteu Der elettrtiden
Qonpen in oer @befuuttraBe pertHitpft fiuo,
beouitruat. 9teie MaBnabne lit Ote 6Olgc
eines fsnrs, rpsldss in Der lebten g8OAe i'm
&ireap Der o8sQs8elspb pbOn.@Omp. barA ben
umftanb peranlaBt purOe, Gag bic 8e!egraa
pbenSrdbte nit ben Drdbten Der elettriinen
9thter in 8eriibrung tamen. Dlebrere an0ere
8rGube iolen Su Der nemliden 3eit in @ts
ifGitsloialen, in rpeldben 6as 8elephon benuBt
min. nfsoebroclen Ieiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28
HermtTd1te fcIeoroDIlfgdte DeSeYd,e.f

Sn . 0 n ~ 8r. peHtp 8agI0r 9ellern
iiberithrt norOen, cine u bortion all 2eoHs
tiae R. Supiter, einem farbigen 9ienfmGo=
den, in ieiiilt,,.n Blrsau DorgenOmmen III bns
ben, in Seren 6olas 6sS RaOhen farb. Ole
St1afs fir Gin ioldes Ssrbrefsu befebt in 5
bis 20 Sahren 3ndthaus.
Die Spiritroieuhauoler 8. & {. 6 breRs
6ere in 9tttlss8od, ART, fnS bancroft. Der
8etrds Der Gttica nn6 RuifiUu if ni4t be-
tanEt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28
GntoFfonIte 0ttf Dem WtIltIibOf.

gteu SrIeans, z. 0tlemDer. = Aui
einem pen bier rad Cincinnati Retlmnten
9ampfer barI eeneru @oynlitiag rube Cat
fiIb-8enb cine 9dnpirSbre, uno II 9litglieOer
Ser Wannidait tuur6en bur6 ben entueidlens
ban 9ampf perbrtbt, 8 OerieIbsH gefdhrlia,
9rei ialbiqe 9edorbeiter ipranaen in ibrsul
gdrten tibu Sor0 RaS pRrocn niat ulebr
aeieheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28
S0wiRSfu6t

esE turgeu UHo tuberuISIer Bbtifs; IFropbuI6sssb.
Linden teiom; 5iniGwu0cu, @ntartunq un6 Ber.
l9paiNu4 oer RereL Snderr0Hfb9it, llrinperboltuua
tioiortilt eiRoeunQ oemdbrt, no IprI Got6steT oss
5raHUt iuuroen. neIbe ibmerSb1fte Speratfon ulius
me9s hbeFadifs tn, Slaienisin ln0 liz alrn Edasa
ucu oN~
GntSttNSAn6 otT &atnbIage HaS
Oct ESeren,
sooie bel droniiten Gdgen BON peisem EIuE unb Or.
bdGHutttrleoen.
Cine 6Iabe enbdIt mebr ottibS uno beiIfrdtae gl,s
merte, ols traeno Elm anberes Brdparat Die Ute6iIn
pro heClotielpetle genommen Ddbreno anbere DfttfI
finn bic ieds Dial 10 Uie sriorbern. ''''
Sin SolGGr brO SGeSdbe,
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So0WaiIer TN 0berem Gmsaues
hanna

@illiamsport, 27. 83br.-Otdn BE-
fiirdtct cine berbeerenoe lleberiWwenlmung I'M
9bole bee nefliden Qrmts ots SHsquebanua
Ger Slug Isht bereits 10 SUP iber iciuel
ourd!dnittllden S0be unb miro mubridetnlit
uor mor9eu friib I'M tpcitere Spei bis pier Sui
fieinpu
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greis % Gents pro e@a6teG.
Sn atleH apotbstsE5u 5a6er
Bran Ieisl saIib nno Babt."
2gn oaS RRhItEHm!g

gs fouH tsut before @orantis Ihr ben gtrlh uon Or.
4nonng's nltbsernnoeten y. ". R.seeilmttteIa
auiseDieien fueToen, ais bic etenoen une EueIoJ,1
Rohahnungen heridben. gs gbtiopohl IolIde 9Rss
iopens," ais aud p6elieIs1 une -Rils.s Sehet Sut
uor uno perlanet nur RabDap's uno ahtet oafauT.
ooh oer Name saabuap" ftA aui Dem eetnniteH Nrtls
teI beitnoet, (JEgi20, ,Ng4Ra hFDl
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@aLtes ttmS bthIaes ateber.
SdSwAD's
Regulirenbe Yiaen.
gpu7nn,rtene Bureanien, IEubetree MbIfshRa
Snittel hptrten ohne Edmers, tets iuoerLGIfsa
nIIp nat&tlEdl tlI ibrer Operation,
Sin peaetabEGif6es grFaemstteI Fas
Galnme(.

go1tommsn obne ieali6en getgsitma6, elegant mi
iuBelr @umTi sairt, puTsiIen, resuItre1, rsHisen
un0 itdTien.
Giaoman's VIUen Bur Run oIIer 9ranthetten bet
gaaens oer9e6er 6er @ebdune ber ylieren Der Biale
iopte fin nero5ie6 8opi'Deb Beritopfun9, Jnogeton
Guspepie, btoie 3uidn0e, iSe6er, untereib5entB6ns
6un1, SGmorrbooen uno ale dnoeren QeiOen Dee IN
tsreibs. Cine OClfommene auI eordrtirt. S1eir Ues
ueto6uib, teine Gpur bon glersur, ghneralien eber
In1onfsn 3roauen.
E4J g2an beadte ioIsen6e Somptoms bon sroni9sis
fen oer geroauun9sornnne: Berftopiun9, irnude
Sdmorboioen, Slutmonuug mud oem Sopis, Sdure
I'm Wogen, nebeteit, Soo6renneu Gfe bon Dem 2hen,
Dlaoen6rIden, iaure5 AuifoBeu, Sinfel ooes Beben
Ses SCREENS, eriti6enbes @etab bei'm ele9en, Nsba
o6sr IaGern por Den auaeH, Bteber u. oumpie nmeTs
aen i'm Ropfe ffodenben GtheH, ge6es aHsleben 0et
Saut unb ber Quqeu, Setenfehen, Sbmerser In osJ
9rlIFt unb in 6eu geoern, ploelthe auDaEuneen DOE
Sies, grenHsn bes 5lsiihes.
einioe Doieu ron RaowGs's Btuen vsrbeR bas
enHeui ban ensn o6engsuanpsn sgaHl5eteE tsjrsisn.
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q. q. g.
@ao'p6O's ReaSD @eItey
tarirt llnb perhiltet

5iubr, SiarrbOe, GbOIera IlOrbns, sSisBg
uub S@mera @beumahsmus, glerpS's
StmerSen, 9ppbteritis, So!seals
slnOuug, SnHuencia, sIt5.
plungsbeidmerbea.
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@erSaNMnesbtF6wttetH

Huhr, 3iorrboe, Cholera Y2or6us ooerfbmer,boTteF
GtubIA1n9 lueroen In tj-20 Dhnuen Furirt S,irS
Gnonop's 0teao9 Relicf. ggebey @erfoplnna uo@
Gntihnoung, Dcoer ShDdthe nod giattiQteli rerrfs
obt aer gebraud Don R. U, Reltef.
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So mar OdS erite unb TT tas sfn,fss
gMmtribrrtiLnenhr MittfI

6ns I'm Hugcnblide otn audlenoftn eet6en GfrbaFi
thur, oos @n8iHounaen un6 6ScugeFonen belt, monsn
G nun ON oen Sungen BEN U(oqen, ben @nqetuetoeit,
btl tiumQligEI annenoun9.
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ttttttr aGen ttu,itdnSea resantsp ort.
LID lit.
3rr @16rOsr anO Der Gatriard, slbraban,.

3ugefdnNniiie, iuelae berielbe MeSi;iner
MAIDEN ulH6.
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SeIegraphif(le 9eoei(hen.

L5erits Der ~giiootirten gyeie. fir ben rDeutideu
&erreipoRbeRteua.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-12-28

Baltimore .firr 9a(nranfe GompanD
@lisueH> >gde Der Souths unb gS1tersStrnbe.
esIs mehr, OILS einem baI6en Sabrbunbert etablirt,
perItert eesen &erlui ooer Sel6doi9un9 ourh 6euer
In Der st1Sf cber au bem 2nn6e, aul ale arten BON
&iaenthum.
obtr permanente Yollcen aus.
SYni. u. Sarrlion, Erdfeent.
Ttrettoren:
,Toocib g. gBtlIon, y. 8. Retucomsr,
sSruncis 8, sira, Sroiae Sorns,
Senrp 9orrou 80. gB. 2anlor,
lSm. 8. SIune, G5eorg &. 5arrion,
z. pon Sapfi, ggui. g. Bennington,
z Robert Scntins.' o. glbert @iSers,
o. Ntorton Stemort, DtenbeS @oben,
,o.,,o -, Samud &. George, Jun.
tSunue'lp) VI. 81. Sard,, Setr.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-15
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
An Officer Of the Government Re-
lieved Of 5000.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March IA
A. G. Smith, receiver of materials tor
the government works at Muscle
Shoals Canal, was robbed Of $4,000
on Friday while proceeding from the
bank at Florence, where he drew the
money, to the chief camp on the
canal. He had proceeded about 90
miles when he was suddenly con-
fron'ed by three men, who presented
pistols at him and commanded him
to throw up his arms. They then
disarmed him and relieved him
of all the government money in
his possession, leaving, however, his
watch and twenty-one dollars OF his
private funds. After taking the
money they forced Smith to accom-
pany them through the dense wood
for twenty miles. and then left him.
He made his way back to camp,
reaching it on Saturday at noon,
having searched for it through the
woods for nearly twenty four hours,
The men told him they had been
lurking in the neighborho0d since
Christmas to commit tue robbery.
No efforts will be spared to effect
tneIr arrest
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-15
FIRST EDITION.
80 f. va.
THE LEGISLATURE
Riu Introduced by Mr. Harrison
to Settle the State Debt
On the Proposition Submitted by
thu Bondholders.
Special Dispatch to the Chronicle.


NASHVILLE, Tenn, March IA.
SENATE.-Mr. Duggan in reduced
bill to settle the State bent in ac-
cordance with the proposition of the
bondholders, which which will prob
ably pass second reading tomorrow.
House joint resolution requesting
our Congressman to support the
Reagan hill was concurred in.
Fl pus- joint resolution asking Con
gress to appropriate s7OO,UOO to
complete the muscle Shoals Canal
was concurred in.
FL ,use bill to relieve the University
of Tennessee passed first reading
HoUsE-Mr Harrison introduced
bill to settle the debt In consoA
nance with the bOndholders PROPOSE
ton. An eff,rt will be m lde to,
morrow to pass it on second read
ing.
The bill to extend the jurisdic-
ton of magistrates pass d third
reading,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-03-15
MERCILESS FIRE.
Burning Of Two Steamers at their
Wharf.

SHREVEPORT, La, March l4-The
steamboat CdddU Belle, under seiz ire
here, took fire yesterday, and her
upper works were burned off. LOSS,
$45,U0J; insured III Cincinnati
Four of the chief Uffic rs of the boat
were arrested on suspicion of burn
ing her, aud were baIled III the sum
of $4,000 each. to appear Monday.
ST. LUIS, M reh 1.-THE STEAMER
Jas. Howard, of the NV Orleans
anchor line, took fire last nIgut at
her wharf, and was reduced to Il
wreck, the entlre upper works being
burned off. She had arrived from
New Orleans only about an hour be>
fore with Il fine freight list and Il
number Of passengers, and Was APPS
parently IN d safe cUndIt on. The
ire seems to lave caught IN pile of
Iute forward oi the urnaces. From
present appea RANGES her hull
VIII be saved, but the ma
chinery will be badly damaged.
The Howard WAS purchased
by the New Orleans Anchor Line two
year ago for $4OUO0, but since then
various improvements have been
added and she WAS probably worth
from So, 1000 to S75,UyU. She is not
insured. AS far ao known all the
Passengers were safely funded, but
several of them lost all their bag
gage. The boats cargo consisted Of
sugar, jute an general merchandise,
amounting to about four Thousand
tons.
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g0nyaIesceni Nets.

Capt. W. A. Harper, who has been
sli4' tly L for few d4ys, was able to
b5 abOu yesterday.
Mr.. d. B. E lie a mailing clerk In
the post ffics, was cor fned to his
bonn with q very severe a tack Of
sore tnrost durirg be last week. He
l. able 20 be ont, but il very much re.
dnced IN strength, and not yet abie for
duty.
Mr.. T. Haws, foreman of the
CHRONICLE job rooms, was on the street
yes erday Tor the first time since a
C ufine ment Of two or three weeks
W h 'evere iliress.
M. Il T. Barry, CHRONICLE com
por to- nas bes Ii kept indoor rev.
eral 'Ns Wi severe spell of sick
Ness, out - sbi4 To re nut az in.