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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-04-05
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No connects with tn. ough train from ew
York VIA Richmond only Leave New York at
4.35 a m; leave washington lilo a III leave
Richmond $50 p m
Also, Win train leaving Norfolk at 12.25 m;
leave L.nchburg $50 p IN: leave Bristol SO
m arrive at MOrristown s.23 a m; connecting
with rain Tor Wolf Creek and Warm Springs,
n. c.: at Knoxville With trains OF the h. & y. and
Il Il A. Railroads.
witt trains Tor Memphis, Nashville and Cincin-
natl
arrive a. Dalton 800 m Rome 500 m At
lanta S15 D m; connecting with trains for
Charleston and SayaDnan.
No. 3 connects with through train from
New Yora at 1900 D m; Washington 20 M
Lynchburg 25 N Bristol 10 20 m !; arrive at
Chatt ,nooga 7.s3 IN Atlanta 12.4o p m
Selma $50 . IN This train connects al Chatta--
nOoga with trains for Memphis and Nashville
at Cleveland with trains for Selma, Ala at Dali
ton with w. s A. Z. R., for Atlanta, New Orleans
No. connects at Chattanooga with trains from
Cincinnati; at Cleveland with trans from At
lahta and home ut Knoxville with trains
20 roads si at Bristol with anu thr1agh train for
New York VIA Richmond only Leave Lynch,
burg at 100 m; arrive at Richmond L.
ington 80 pm; arrive at New York $50 a m.
This train also connects at Norfolk With Bay
Line Steamers for Baltimore at $50 p m, daily
and Saturdays with Old Dominion Steamships
for New Yosk,
No. connects at Chattanooga Win trains from
Memphis and Nashyin at Cleveland with trains
from Atlanta, New Orleans, Selma and the
| South Leave Atlanta at 2.se m; leave Selma
6.15 m leave Rome g. 80 m; leave Chatta-
noOsa 7.S5 p m; connects at Bristol with through
| train for New York via Virginia Midland Rail-
road only Arrive at Lynchburg al l.30 m arrive
/ at Washington 1000 p III arrive at New York
I $50 In.
| Pullman sleepers on trains Nos. and be-
| tween New York and New Orleans Leighton
/ sleeperS between Lynchburg and Memphis I;
! through Parlor coach on trains Nos. and 2 be-
/ tween Bristol and Rome throj. gh coach on Nos.
/ 3 and between Bristol and Selma.
| Both trains, Nos. and 3, make at Chattanooga
| close thrnnph connection to Texas
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-04-05
Republican Meeting at Sneedville.
Anil 1890

SsEKDvnLE, Tenn, April /. 1882.
Ma. EDITOR At convention of the
Republicans of Hancock County, the fol
lowing proceedings were had, to-wit:
On motion of NJ r. Buttry. Isaac W.
Campbell was made permanent chairman of
the convention.
On motion of Henry Tyler, 4. L. Rogers,
NJ R. Buttry, r. D. Greene, Joseph W.
Baker, George J. Williams and Il. C. Jarvis
were appointed by the chairman as dele
gates TO attend the State con invention, to be
held in the city Of Nashv lie on the 9th
day of April. called for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for Governor, and
in case all of said delegates should not at
tend. those in attendance are authorized to
cast the full vote of the county, and 1t is
further ordered that they 60 uninstructed.
The following resolution was introduced
by r. D. Guinn and unanimously adopted
by the convention:
Be ii resolved, That we endorse the adj
ministration of Governor Hawkins, and ex-
press our faith in his integrity as man his
fidelity to the principles of the Republican
party and his efficiency as an officer.
The following resolution was introduced
BY \ L Rogers and unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we again assert our deEo-
ton to The principles and platform OF the
Republican party, and our desire to see the
debt of Tennessee eliminated from the his
tory and politics of Tennessee, but are IN
favor of no movement which would fore
shadow an intention to repudiate one dollar
of the same. And we are in favor of an
adjustment which is based on proposition
made by the bondholders.
Resolved, That copy of these proceed
ings be furnished tie Knoxville CHRONICLE
for publication.
on motion the convention adjourned sine
die
L W. CAMPBELL, Chairman
H. C. JARVIS, Secretary.
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Thus it will be seen that these
three districts have an overplns OF
more than $4,000 in population, and
if the State is fairly laid of into
Congressional districts, must be very
materially reduced
The population of other districts
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i. H. CAZIh2S
EH EC rA ~ E SS ~ !.
Once. Foucha Block, Ciineh street, 9'est OF
CAV knoxville. Tennessee

I.En. BRO WHOM. s,>-r
ar REAL ESTAr AND lNSI RAACE Ad1n l.
Sna,iaI attention given to the man cement OF
property rents collected, taxes paid
Insurance companies represented .,
Fso5 ai, % IN i1I,,ir1 .. $50 ESQ
Northwestern Rational, of Milwaukee, i.olo.VP"
travellers Life and Accident, or ii IT 80
..
tlt,e. Fouehe Block, Knoxville, Tenn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-04-05

YrSoxyfLt.E DIVISION Ne =. of
IL T-fhur iay Evenings. At Golden cross
- - Hall corner Gay aud Gnnch streets;
x - Accas>IUns earnestly S7lclted ana
members OF t..e order cordially wei
go eempd. } b, JONES, W. z.
4 l.. RHEA. W. ).
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HE WANTED MORE

Not long since a gen
tlernan in the East in
speaking of a certain
smoking tobacco said 1t
was so good he went
to sleep every evening
smoking and the more
he smoked the more he
wanted. Blackwell S
Durham Long Cut will
not have that effect be-
cause we don't put any
Opium in it, SO if you
want to get in the habit
of using Opium or other
drugs you had betternot
waste time and money
in smoking Blackwelfs
Durham Long Cut, for
that is made only from
the bn,1est and finest leaf
tobacco grown.
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Loudnn a. d lockwood

tn r. l., v. x Ga Railroad.
LOudnn AID RackwoDd Mail Packet.
The steamer Emory City, carr ing the mail,
pas >engers and freight, runs daily between Lou
don Kingston and lockwood, arriving at Lou
don to conn, ct with the eastern bound train, No.
A. at 10 As p. m. and Leaves for Kingston and
lockwood on the arrival OF the western bound
traia, No 3. al 4. % a. NJ
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IRON
Bf77ERS

Ladies and all sufferers from neu-
ralgia, hysteria, and kindred com
plants, Will find it without an equal.
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BROWNS
IRON
RfT7ERS

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
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GIT Daily GbronitIt.
Entered 81 the Post-Cfsce a. Knoxville Tsz-
s$asss a Second class Eassses
WEDNESDAY, APRIL S, 1882.
REDISTRICTTNG THE STATE.

One of the duties of the Legisla-
ture at the called session, beginning
tomorrow, Is to redistrict the State
into Congressional districts. accord
ing to the apportionment made under
the census of 1850. This is done on
the basis of population. The popu-
lation OF Tennessee is 1,542.359, and
we are entitled to ten representa-
tives. This will give one repre-
sentative IN Congress to every 154,-
80 population In looking over tue
districts as they are now constituted,
we find that the population OF the
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our new Illustrated and De-
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Knoxyine ami Augusta Ra,Iroed.

hHOAVIfIt ANA AuEustd fatIFV-U.
Leave Marry lie at ....-.......-...... 300 a. m.
Arrives at KnoXyu n2O a.
Leaves Knoxville at..................... 3.I5 p. nj.
Arrives at Maryyille .................. APO y. m.
Connection made with both day
trains on the L. T., V. & q. K. L.
RoSersyiI and - II rsoa Ia Ir. ad.
Leave RogersviIle .................... 6 A. a. III
Arrive at Rpgersyile junction ........ $40 q. M
Leave Roe eTSyile Juneti II ............ SIS p. M
Arrive at Rcgersy lie .......---....... $50 p. m
4, hot No nd No y On
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MARBLE DEALERS.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALERS II
Tn--bsrc1PS AID Monuments. Cav street, L bird
Is9T BalOE Lamar House. Write for prices to
mo. A. BEAN s BRO,
Knoxville. Tenn.
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North Carolina Division,
Ohio Division.

IOnHectS at MUrfIStUNn Win fdSstIEFf NO.
from the east, Freight No. 8 from the west; at
Wolf Creek with stages to and from Warm springs
and AshayilIa n n
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NELSON & DICKSON,
N Attoraey at Law,
P .. Box 49,, KNOXVILLE, TENN.
COMMERCIAL LAW \ SPEcIA Atty. Special aL!eA-
lion given 10 collections In all parts OF East en-
asssee. Letters OF inquiry promptly ansT efeu-
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HsacPRERsUS Il NURM AM,
wi CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS ALL
DRAUGHTSMEN.
E.oomsat the Franklin House, Opposite me eoui'
House,
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H. C. JARVIS, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-12
Fort Worth


Special to the Herald
FoRr Worm, October IA man by the
name of J.. c. Cowcn complained TO the
police that he was robbed at the Santa Fc
saloon to-day OF $40.
Delegates returned from Decatur. W. X.
Shannon, Of Parker, was nominated. Tar.
rant county delegates withdrew before the
nomination, and seem dissatisfied.
The Hon. John u, Templeton addressed
the convention at Decatur yesterday.
Senator Richard Coke arrived here at |
o'clock and will speak at the urt.house
tomorrow night,
A man was run over and killed OIL the
Fort Worth & Denver road north of here
last night.
Three hundred and thirty.one bales of
cotton and $3.50 pounds OF wool were re.
ceived to-day
Lawyer Furman and County Attorney
Pendleton had some sharp words to-day
over trial In n land case. Furman had all
the witnesses in readiness, and was pro.
yoked that his case was continued till Fri.
day next. Some words passed and Furman
told Pendleton that II ho wanted to make a
personal matter of IL TO step outside of the
court room and they would settle t. This
Pcndleton declined TO do. Parties inter.
lered and the subject is dropped, at least
till the trial next Friday.
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vernon road. The sheriff was warned only
moment before the mob arrived AT the
jan, aud before he could eet TO the outer
uoor 10 lock u the mob was on him and
held him prisoner. The police arriyinc
commenced firing down the street I'm the
direction taken by the mob, and one of
them, named Dave Murphy, living near
he9msn home in PoSey county was
niliea. AS the mob was moving OF with
buggy in whieh the prisoner wns seated
overtnrning Il, whom the order was given
10 XII Redmaa on the spot. One oil tho
moo seized a sledge.hammer and dealt Red.
man powerful blow on the head. Telling
hlm to the ground. AT this point Chief
frtchett arrived On the scene, One of Tho
mob ran up TO him and said: Go away
rom mere, fritchett; we do not want TO Kill
you, at the same time swapping re.
voNer IA his face, but his hand
was ,khooAeu up before the weapon
was ulscharged. BY this time several OH.
GERS were on the ground and they without
orders from their superiors opened lire ON
the rapidly retreating mob, who in turn
hred as they ran. The ,mob was well
armed and pitched battle was fought ON
ihird Street..he bullets whistling in every
direction. Ckffra-pritchett and detective
Newell, who ed thendght against the mob,
made an ehor TO ARREST some of them, but
the hring va so belt that they were com
pelled TO lie Fat oN the ground To escape
death. The rtsult Of The battle was that
Redman was killed where he was stricken
down with the sledge hammer, over two
dozen balls entering his body. 1t was at
TINS place that David Murphy, brother.in.
law OF the murdered woman, met his
death The mob was so intent on killing
kedman that they fired helter skelter
through their own ranks. The body of
heuman was conveyed to the courthouse,
but life was extinct, The mob on leaving
the scene separated, and everything was
done to avoie the officers.
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PROBABLE UPRISING OF THE BLACKS.
Columns, Ga, october ll.--lntelligcnce
has reached here Of n contemplated upris.
ing of the negroes IN lee county, Alabama.
The news was brought by a number oil lam.
lilies, who have lied 70 this city and points
near here. TO escape the threatened
danger. II Is learned that trust.
worthy negro Informed Robert Sasser
that the negroes intend to burn the
houses and massacre the whites on
Friday or Saturday next. The trouble Is
said TO have grown out OF disturbance
caused by negro shooting an old white
man some weeks ago. The widest excite.
mcnt is said TO prevail all over Lee county,
particularly In the vicinity Of the Chewalln
lime works at Ioungsboro. Reports com.
ing in, although regarded as much exng.
geratod, cause some excitement here, be.
cause they are believed 90 have some
Foundation
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Central and south American News.


PANAMA, by Central and Southern Tele.
graph October ll.--An Iadian from San
Bios district, in this state on the Atlantic
coast, brings the repor, shat on September
eth, the day on which the earthquake oc.
Cured here, there were four tidal waves
which overwhelmed six or seven little villa.
ges ON an islard aud the main land and
drowned about seventy persons.
SLIGHT PROSPECTS TOR PEACE.
The .Diarro Official of the 7th states that
General Monteueros,. ,.wboisat Arequipa, has
directed circular TO the diplomatic cdrps
setting forth his intention 20 continue tic
war unless reasonable terms of peace be
granted, and protesting In tho meantime
against the action Of Chill.
BLOODY ENGAGEMENT.
la Patria in supplement- ON the 7th inst,
gives a report OF u skirmish a, Chelsea
thirty miles from Lima, with the Montene.
ros, of whom two officers and twenty-five
men were killed and many wounded. The
Monteneros are likewise reported 10 have
been defeated az Yea.
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star Endowment association, Of this city
naN,hg been elected secretary OF the Con.
.;,I syuua.eu Marriage union, recently effected,
VIII remove to New Orleans this week.
"A meeting of contractors and suh.con.
tractors was held last night, looking To n
better state of affairs in their caliines. All
present contractor may raise money upon
contracts, regardless OF the interests Of sub.
yontractors' and an unlimited field for swim.
ding is thus created,
uns Eaton will in all probability be the
tor. ''' S'"'V Ss""-
Mohuay night George Reed, mulatto
@ Saru master, while coupling cars at Rosen.
drawheads and so horribly crushed shbnt
the hips that bones protrouded thronch % ths
treatment, '" N''""ous 'o'
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proceedings of the Decatur Senatorial
Convention Flashes from the
Fort Affairs at Austin.
A Drunken Section Hand is Almost MI.
racnlously Preserved from n
frightful Death.
Ross Brigade Reunion at Terrell Yes
terday-tn Enjoyable Affair.
Gal,eston and Houston Cotton Markets
San Antonio Siftings.
Aud Other interesting Specials.
Nltncoia

Mncoia
Special to the Herald,
MISEolA, October ll.--Colonel James II g..
Jones, the democratic candidate Tor con.
gress in this, the Sd district addressed a
large and enthusiastic audience at the City
opera'hall this morning. The speaker
stood squarely on the Galveston platform,
denouncing the national banks, the present
protective tariff and all other forms of mo.
nopoly. Colonel Jones handled his radical
greenback and Independent opponents with.
out gloves His speech breathed the very
spirit of the Jellersoniau democracy
aboundingin the most teryent appeals To
the people to maintain democratic ascend.
ency in order TO have good government. The
elect was to arouse and unity the
democracy, to heal It's local dis.
sensions and insure its success
at the polls in this congressional district.
Colonel Jones is every Sherc making n
good impression by his oratory, his genial
manners and the popular style of his ora.
tory. Withers and Wade, two OF his oppo.
nents, who were present, attempted to re-.
ply. Colonel Jones majority is estimated
by intelllgeN' men at 1900 votes.
The Mabel Norton troupe played here
last night to thelargest house of the season
The troupe LETT this morning, greatly to
the disappointment of our citizens TO I,lay
in Terrell during the reunion of Ross bri
gade. Their brass band, dressed in full
confederate gray uniform will lead the
minds of many OF the Confederate soldiers
back to the blood.staincd battlefelds of
fSG.
Senator j. G, Buchanan LETT this morning
to make several speeches in upshur and
Gregg counties,
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Yellow Fever.


THE SITUATION AT PENSACOLA,
NEW ORLEANS, October 1.-THE Plea
yune's Pensacola special reports 90 new
cases aud deaths. Bad as is the progress
of the epidemic, and appalling as are the
scenes of death and woe, resulting there.
from, the extent of destitution grows daily,
and 1t is very disheartenng to those WHO
stand by and listen to the stories of dis.
tress or make II their business to inyesti.
gate such instances Of suffering. The con
dition of affairs is attributable to the fact
that the population of Pensacola is largely
made up OF workingmen, the wages of
a majority of whom ceased at the first out.
break OF the pestilence. Contributions now
coming in are few and very inadequate
Tor the relief of the sick and suffering. Over
5000 has been paid out to nurses alone
and last weeks pay roll was upward of 81,
900, Over 400 cases Of fever are under
treatment.
AT BROWNSVILLE
BROWNSVILLE, October 1.-THE yellow
lever has ceased to engage the attention of
people here and politics has usurped It's
place. All interest, seems 10 center in the
congressional race. Doctor Murray is in
the city. The weather is very hot. There
is slight absiement in the rayages OF ycl.
low ieYer at tamargo and Mier, Mexico.
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Cloiurnc.
Special TO the Herald.

hpcclhi ~ me Herald,
CLEBuRSE, October li.-G. 5. Hendra,
aged bout 60, proprietor of Touring mill
here, dropped dead at his home this morn.
ing about . o'clock, He had been hard
drinker for several months, being almost
constantly under the influence of liquor.
lie wen, TO the post.oillce this morning ns
usual for his mail. En soute home, he
stopped In saloon and purchased jug OF
whisky. AS soon as he entered the door OF
his room he reeled and fell dead upon his
bed. Excessive drinking is believed 20 be
the cause OF his sudden demise.
y live stock company has been lately or.
Raniled here, composed Of some of the lead.
ing business men, representing n capital OF
nearly $4,000 They have purchased d
large tract Of land In western Texas, and
will soon have II improved and stocked
with cattle.
Cotton Is coming In more lively today
than for some days past, and II bringing
the highest market price. Buyers are nu
merous.
The weather Is cloudy and windy.
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miscellaneous Foreign News

LoSDoS, october il.--At Newmarket To-.
day Lorillard's Toueh.Me'Not won the race
or the Bedford stakes Crawfords Red
Gold second. Fra,er's bay colt, By Speenla.
tion, out OF Progress, third.
Will M DECORATED.
CAiEo, October il.-lt is reported that all
newspaper correspondents accompanying
the Mediidih.
fSspLrLp,
on Saturday night last one OF the shiei
eunuchs OF the palace entered the cell OF
AbduliafIer, political prisoner, reused
him from sleep. spat IN his face, and In.
flicted other indiRnities upon him. The
eunuch then proceeded 10 Arab pasha',
cell and acted in a sin,ilar monner, bui
with greater y'ole.ce.
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An Exciting scene

EvANsyttiE, Ism, October ll.--At ten min.
utcs pas, O'Clock this morning about 100
mounted men IRON rosey county quietly
surrounded the county jail, awoke the sher.
ifand demanded of him the keys of the
Jail. They went to the cell of Rcdman, who
was imprisoned for wife.murder, took him
out and putting him in buggy drove.on
with him. Upon their leaving number Of
shots were fired aud the iire bells RING ,or
the purpose oi notifying the police, but be.
fore their arrival the squad was out of sight
going down the street leading TO the Mount
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The Western Union
FACTS Ann FIGURES ABOUT THE GIGANTIC
CORPORATION,

FACTS Ann FIGURES ABOUT THE GIGANTIC
CORPORATION.
NEw York, October ll.--Ata a meeting of
the Western Union telegraph company,
held to-day, the following board of directors
was elected Noryin Green. Thomas II.
Eckert, Edwin u. Morgan, John Van
Horne, Augustus Sehell, Harrison Durkec,
Jay Gould, Russell Sage, A. B.Conell, Sid.
ney Dillon, Cyrus W. Field, john Fender.
NJ. L, Henry, Weaver Searcy. Il. Pryne.
Robcr, LcnnoN Kennedy, Hugh /. Jewett
j. Pierpout Morgan, Frederick l.. Amcs'
Edwin u. Worcester, William ID. Bishop. C'
/, Huntington, G., II. Roberts. Scalman q.
Simmons, Samuel Sloan, Erastus vii.
ton, Amasa Stone, George !. Gowd.
Chauncey NJ. Depew. James W. Glen.
denim George +. Baker Of S0O,OOC
shares of the company's stock, over
$4,000 shares were voted and over lDl
stockholders were represented in person OF
by proxy. The board of directors was
elected unanimously. The annual reports
show that the capital stock of the com.
pany Is SS0,0OO0 0CO, the bonded debt at the
close OF the year was S6,2Si ,3S2. revenue.
for the year ending June % were Si7liI,
l0N2. expenses, including lease OF lines
rental and taxes, S0,n6, ,Oaj.g2. Statistic,
show IN 1852, l3l ,OOD miles of poles, S7i ,Si.
miles of wire. l3,0OS offices, aud i3S Slo'ot7
messages ssnt,
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Wichita Falls.


special to the Herald.
WICHITA FALLS, October 1.-The Com.
manche Chief Sandakota returned from
fort"orth to-day and leil for the Territor,
and was very much pleased with hIs trim
ne engineers laid out the erounds Tor
the machine shops and round house for ~, s
Fort Worth y Denver City railway, and the M
wors ,I .,i, 9I construction will begin to,morrow
ana VIII be pushed 10 completion. wv
A section hand was pad oil M Hcnrietla
Yesterday, and having imbibed too much
started for the section house, but becoming
tired, laid his head on the rail and Went
70 s,p steep, ihe east-bound passenger train
struck him, cut of his ear and removed A
portion OF his scalp, but he was not other
wise injured. "'' V''''
The first tern. of district court ever held
mere adjourned to-day. Only one indict.
ment was found. N'''
Lots are selling rapidly and the town Il
booming. Wv"