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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-06-24

HELENwooD, Tenn, June 20, 1882.
MIR EDITOR You say Judge Houk draws
pension. If he is entitled to it he ought
to have it, but we over here who have
known him a long time never dreamed that
he was disabled. 1t is said by some that
Col. H. R. Gibson is also a pensioner. Do
you know how that is @.
Mr. Gibson is lot pensioner We have
had some controversy with him and have
said some hard things about him. but we
do not for one moment believe that he would
ever make out a false or fraudulent claim
against the government. Whatever else
may be said about him, he is not that kind
of A man
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Corse Headquarters at Dunbar's.
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ATKIS HOUSE.

]. H. Dickey, Sweetwater l.. breeding,
Springdale; j. C. Odell, Tazewell; 4. G.
McCalla, jr., Tuscaloosa, Ala; Austin Thay
er, Cleveland; Jas. H. Garden, L. r.; O. +.
Wiley, Abingdon, Va; w. W. Lowry, Rice
vile; r. A. Keller Concord; W. r. Kerr,
Country; Miss Annie Kidwell, Mrs. A. E.
Pope, Maryville: P. Scism, W. S. Lawson.
Wolf Greek, W. H. Wiley, Saltville; Jas.
Gillespy, Talladega, Ala; J. III. Hood, K.
& A. r. r.. John Lewis, Chattanooga.
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GBe 9ailp Ggronlfle,
SATURDAY, JUNE "a, 1882.

Maximum thermometer 90.6; minimum
1913; rainfall, 600.
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NiIIinery-Reduced prices at Dunbar's.
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Millinery-Reduced prices at Dunbar's
A pair of strong Jeans Pants. for 10
cents, at HEARTS.
Human Hair Switches, at Dunbar's.
Philadelphia Lawn Mowers,
Daisy Lawn Mowers,
Penns. AHA Lawn Mowers
Excelsior Lawn Mowers,
At GEO. BRowNs.
Call in at Browns and see the " Plannett,
Jr ~ Garden Drill and Hoe. Something
entirely new. One man can do the work OF
six.
The genuine Brown" Improved Double
Shovel Plows at Geo. Browns
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OPENED FOR THE SEASON.
KERN'S ICE CREAM SALOON.
Kern's lee Cream Saloon is now open
for the season. Families can be sup
piled with the best of Cream and all
kinds of Cake on short notice.
The best of Soda Water, Ginger Ale.
&C., Al kERN'S. may7dtf
CENTRAL COAL CO,
Dealers in
COAL CREEK LUMP COAL.
Office, Clinch street, opposite Custom
house. E. E. MCCBosKEY,
General Agent.
Mt. st. Joseph's Day and Boarding School
Studies will be resumed in this institution
n the first Monday of September. For
particulars, please address
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH,
L. B. 547 Knoxville, Tenn.
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KNOXVILLE MARRIAGE
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION.
For information, apply to
ALEX ALLISON,
jun1dlm Secretary and Treasurer.

For Sale.
dwelling house on Main street, east of
Gay, six rooms, two cisterns, outbuildings,
&c. EASY TERMS. Apply to r. Schmid, at
Round House Barber Shop.
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HATTIE HOUSE,

J. B. Rush, Columbia City, Ind; G. S.
Andes, Baltimore; G A. s. aver, NJ Et-
finger, E. LOOMS, New York; C. NJ. simp-
son, Cincinnati, j. Q. WexIer New Or
leans;. Henry L. Pinckney, Charleston SC;
b. S. Catlett, j. G. Miller, r. n. Hood, w.
c. Chumlea, Mrs. r. n. Hood, Maryvilie;
Chas. L. Logan, Atlanta Constitution, A. G.
Council. Oscar Offutt, Offutt; NJ. o. French,
cambridge; W, H. Millner, K; and 0. r. R.
W. b. Bryan, Boston; Warren Green,
Louisville, KY.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-11
BREvITIEs.

The State Board of Equalization will meet
at the State Capitol to-day.
The Sacramento river is very muddy. and
stands at the 20 foot 10 inch mark.
The Boys in Blue will hold meeting at
Justice Coggins' Office this evening.
J. W. Houston, County Assessor. paid into
the County Treasury yesterday 81, $50, on ac.
count of poll tax collected.
The thermometer marked so degrees yes.
terday afternoon in the shade. Straw hats
and summer suits are becoming popular.
Governor Perkins has appointed William
B. Paterson as Commissioner of Deeds for
this State, to reside at Glasgow, Scotland.
A. ]. Hopper, of this city. has been ap.
pointed expert of the books of the county
officials of Colusa county by the Board Of
Supervisors.
W. G. Merrill has recovered from his recent
illness at Oakland sufficiently to enable him
to come to his home in this city. He will
leave soon for the mountains for stay Of
several weeks.
Governor Perkins has appointed the fol.
lowing as Notaries Public: George V. Smith
for Kern county, to reside at Bakersfield
Joseph r. Patton for Sante Clara county, to
reside at San Jose.
Yesterday an employe at the Pioneer mills,
by the name of Gilbert Hicks, while assist.
ing in loading car of wheat, was thrown
from the top Of the car to the ground, and
sustained fracture of the collar-bone.
There were fled in the Secretary of States
Office yesterday articles Of Incorporation Of
the Guerneville Loan Association. Direct
ors-J. A. Burns, S. Ii. Torrance, John
Taggart. ST.. William H. Terrence. Capital
stock, $50. 200, divided into 500 shares.
About 9 o'clock last evening runaway
horse attached to light buggy dashed through
Sixth street at full rate Of speed. No per.
son was in the vehicle. He was seen to
emerge from street, and was last seen as he
disappeared in the darkness at Sixth and n.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
1. L. Lewis has returned from the Bay.

L. L. Lewis has returned from the Bay.
D. G.. Waldron, of San Francisco is in the city
General John McComb was in the city yesterday.
Charles NJ. Gorham, OF Marysyille, was in sacra.
mento yesterday.
Mrs. W. Lenz, OF this city, has gone 10 Oakland
on visit to friends
George Cadwalader, Of this city, will arrive from
the East by the overland train this morning
Ariel Lathrop passed through the city yesterday
route from San Francisco to the Sanford ranch at
Vina.
this CITY, has gone to Sonoma county to spend the
summer with friends.
Mrs. C. F. wilkins, formerly Of Sacramento, has
come up from Tucson TO spend the summer with
her sister, Mrs. John Driscol.
On Monday last Miss Ella NJ Wiger and John P.
Collins Of Davisville, were united in marriage at
the residence Of the brides father at Swingle sta
ton, Yolo county. The ceremony was performed
bridesmaid, with A E. Collins groomsman. A
number were present from Sacramento. The young
couple left for San Francisco after the ceremony,
intending to be absent about week.
At the Eldred House: P. ". Scott, R. T. Has
kins, Frank Goodrum, John X. Houston, Robert
Malone, J. J. Bailey and wife, N. j. Talbot, VIM.
A. Scott, Louis Scott, William Mitchell, w. w.
Wade, Samuel Vaughn, Philip Brown, Costumes
Caleb Leonard, Charles Boland, L. G. Brown, Alex.
Jones, city; L. Keey, Shingle Springs; A Malson,
Drytown W. L. Davis, Folsom II. c. Kelley,
Sheldon Ben. Royno, Placerville; j. T. White, j.
T. Low, Michigan Bar A. N. Plummer, Twelve
mile House II. Z. Farman, Alder Creek A G.
Barpum, Capay; P. T. Williamson, Hicksville.
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MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight passed o gden for Sacramento on the
7th: For Hale Bros. & Co., box shoes, l
box dry goods, box stationery Billingsley
& Co., 10 bales paper G. w. Chesley Il
Co., 9 boxes sauce Whittier, Fuller Co.,
8 barrels and boxes sponges, l sponge bas.
ket; C. H. Krebs & Ca 6 bags and boxes
sponges, sponge bas'-st; ..oheld & Tevis,
8 bales and / Lc- 5s-; Mary c. Cowger,
bale carpet Huntington, Hopkins Co.,
case aud boxes hardware, Gaze sad irons,
25 bars iron, l box maple sugar, crates ma
chinery castings, boxes lawn mowers, 70
boxes wedges; Weiustock i Lubin. 2 cases
boots and shoes, box soap Adams, MCNEIL
& Co., $50 boxes candles, 25 pals tobacco
N. s. Arnold & Co., ii hand.pumps; Central
Pacific Railroad, box lamp-burners Hall,
I,uhrs & Co., caEk liquor, 10 boxes tobacco
James 1. Felter & Co., barrel liquor; G.
Schaeffer, l car cooperware; Waterhouse
Lester, ] car wagon material; Armington,
Mills & Morse, cases boots and shoes
I,eftwich & Gaines. 1 box fine machinery (;
Van Heusen & Huntoon, l bale upholstered
goods; i. Lyons & Co., boxes shirts 2
boxes household goods for j. Flanagan passed
Dsmiug for Sacramento on the 9th.
The UNION PIcNIc-The Union picnic of
the Congregational and Presbyterian churches
was held at East Park yesterday. The wind
blew very hard during the afternoon, making
IL disagreeabIe, and the attendance was quite
ANAL. But few grown persons were in at
tendance. The crowning OF the May Queen,
which was 10 have taken place at l, from
acme cause was delayed until almost o'clock.
Tire whole affair wag managed, to say the
least, badly. During the ceremony of cToTn-
inc some twenty-five or thirty grown people
formed circle around the May Queen and
her attendants, thus shutting from view to
aiI Others present, both adults and children,
auv chance of sesing or hearing what was
going on. a great many left the grounds
thorouphly diseusted with the management
-.s7rA the treatment received at their hands.
souSD IN THE RIVER yesterday about l
O'Clock P. H., as some little boys were playing
on Front stree5 near the Sacramento Lumber
Conpauy's yard, they discovered the dead
body Of o man floating in the river. The
boys called the attention of some boatmen to
the corpse, and they went in their boat, se-
cured the body and tied It TO the shore. The
Coroner was notified of the discovery and
took the body in charge. 1t proves to be the
bo-y Of George CONNER who was drowned
Sunday morning, April Both. at the foot Of
n street Mr.. Conmer was 4 native OF Bel
fast, Ireland, and % years OF age. The body
OF Thomas McGeeny, who was drowned at
the same time with Conner, has not as yet
been recovered
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OREGON.
Items fro m Portland.

Items fro m Portland.
PORTLAND. May 10th.-The case of Law.
renee, the bigamist, will probably go to As
toria, as the crime was committed in Clatsop
county. He is still in jail, being unable to
furnish bail.
A Vigilance Committee has been formed at
Cabinet Landing, Montana, the Union Pa
ciGc front, and five rough characters were re-
quested to leave within twenty.four hours.
The order was obeyed.
The State of California, which arrived at
San Francisco at o'clock this morning, left
here at 9 A. NJ. Monday, making the passage
from dock to dock in 46 hours-the fastest
trip on record.
Walter Adair and Alonzo Strange, each
about 10, were drowned at the mouth of the
Caliapooia river at Albany last night, while
crossing in scow loaded with sand. The
scow was found the next morning below the
dam bottom side up. The bodies have not
been recovered.
A six-year-old son of Captain o. Olsen was
drowned yesterday in Cowlitz river. The
body was recovered shortly after.
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mind was perfectly clear. WITNESS here
identified the declaration in writing, signed
by Mr.. Lansing. The wound would not
have been what it was if Mr.. Lansing had
made about a quarter turn and was facing
northerly. Mr.. Lansing died from the wound
described
Cross. .exaninatioI-It was necessarily
fatal wound. Mr.. Lansing was placed under
the influence Of morphine during the evening
after ne received his wound. Mr.. Lansing
was perfectly clear in making his dying state
ment, responded to questions by Mr. Ander-
son, and corrected matters spoken OF. He
understood it was expected that for the ends
OF Justice he should make o declaration.
Re-direct-Mr. Lansing was an eX-Sherif
of Sacramento county. When he made his
dying declaration he fully appreciated the
position he was in. The witness identified
the bullet taken from Lsnsing's body at the
post mortem.
W. a. ANDERSON,
City Attorney, sworn. On the evening of
April 10th saw James Lansing. Was With
him when he made his dying declaration.
Mr.. Lansings mind was perfectly clear. He
spoke of his death composedly. and was
satisfied he could not live. Four doctors had
then told him 3d. He was an ex-Sherif, and
knew the value and custom of such dying
declarations. He knew witness was City At
torney. He said he would make state
ment and did SO, and witness tock it down
in narrative fern, after asking him questions
as to the facts
Cross-examination-W Witness detailed who
were present at the time, and described the
method pursued in taking the statement.
There was no moment while witness was
present that Mr.. Lansing had any hope Of
his life.
THE DYING DECLARATION
Was here introduced. 1t has already been
published in full in the RECORD U MON.
Defense objected that it does not set forth
all it purports to be- and the questions asked
and answers given do not appear, and it is
therefore incompetent.
The statement sets forth that MIR. Lansing
was conscious of death. That he did not
know the man who shot him. That he saw
a man running in the alley and heard crowd
shouting. Lansing ran out to see what was
the matter, and followed about 100 feet, when
he saw the man have a pistol, at which he
sought to turn away when the man fired, and
Lansing felt that he was hit. He had never
had any difficulty with the defendant.
Court at 4:55 P. NJ. adjourned until $3.50 A.
VI. to-day, the jury being ordered kept TO-
gether meanwhile by the Sheriff.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-11
Three naYs, Festivities.

STOCKTON, May 1Oth.-A grand three days
military encampment, picnic and barbecue
opened yesterday morning at Good Water
Grove, two miles from this city. The affair
is given under the auspices of the Veterans
of the Mexican War, g. A. R., Stockton
Guard, Emnet Guard and Pioneers. Tents
have been provided on the grounds for the
military. An immense ooncourse OF people
from ali parts Of the San Joaquin valley are
in attendance. An invitation has been ex-
tended to Governor Perkins and staff. The
camp has been named Camp Z. E. Ketchum,
in honor of Brigadier-General Thomas Z.
Ketchurn
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ance being noted this morning, a search was
! instituted, and he was found with his head
and shoulders submerged in shallow pool.
| He was troubled with softening of the brain,
| and had been In q demented condition for
long time. Deceased was about fifty years
Of age.
Considerable excitement is brewing in edu-
catioDal circles over the alleged dishonest
practices that occurred on the part Of certain
successful applicants for certificates during
the late teachers examination here. Evil
dence is offered to the Board Of Examination,
who have been called upon to look into the
matter.
Death of an Old Newspaper Man-yer-
diet for PlainiIn.
SAN JOSE, May 10th.-Frarcis B. Muir
dock, pioneer resident and the oldest news
paper publisher in this city, died at $50 this
morning. He was stricken with paralysis on
the 9th of April, and never rallied. He
came to California in 1852, and in 1858 estab-
lished the Weekly Telegraph. Ia 1857 he
bought out the Tribune and changed the name
to the San jose Patriot. He ceased his news
paper labors two years ago. He was always
o consistent Republican. His age was II
years, and he was a native OF Maryland.
The jury in the case Of II. A. Sanborn VS..
The MADEIRA Flume and Trading Company
returned verdict this afternoon in favor of
plaintiff for s., 900 damages. The suit
brought to recover 900 damages for in
juries alleged to have been sustained at de-
fendant's mill in Fresno county.
shooting Affair I'm Tulare County.
HANFoRD, May 10th.-Much excitement
here over shooting affair that occurred late
this afternoon. Benz. II. Paddc ok, Superin-
tendent of the Mrssel Slough Ditch Co.. and
Daniel Spangler had some words on the side
walk near Melone's store. The latter struck
at the former, and Paddock knocked him
down. VIM. Spangler, his son, stood near,
and at once drew a pistol and shot at Pad |
dock. He was at once seized, and prevented |
from firing q second shot. The ball went |
through the upper part of the left arm of |
Paddock, then struck j. II. Melone, who had |
nothing to do with the difficulty, just below
the left knee. 1t inflicted painful wound, |
but it is hoped not very serious one. MIR. |
Spangler was at once taken in charge of by |
the Deputy Sheriff, who left with him for |
Visalia.
Tue Chinese Question at san BernardinO. |
SAN BERNARDINo, May 10th.-The Presi. |
dents final decision on the Chinese bill seems |
to have come about the same time that our |
Grand Jury came to theirs, which is that the |
wash houses in town are a nuisance, and that |
fine os $50 be placed to the names of the |
several proprietors for allowing pools of |
water to become stagnant about said premises. |
The Cinnamon are somewhat excited, and |
propose to have legal advice, and if possible |
cause non-payment of the same.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-11
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows.

WALLA WALLA, May 10th.-The fourth
annual session of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows of Washington Territory began yes
terday, with very full attendance. Last
night the following officers were elected :
Henry Whittier, of Walla Walla, R. w. G..
NJ; All. Tucker. of Port Townsend, r.
w. d. G. NJ; w. r. Dunbar, of Golden
dale, r. w. G. W.; Captain j. l. Brown, of
Olympia, R. w. G. S.; Captain G. ID. Hill,
of Seattle, r. W. G. r.; o. G. White, Of
Dayton, d. j. Coleman, of Walla Walla,
and E. T. Young, of Olympia, Trustees.
The officers will be installed tomorrow.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-11
PACIFIC SLOPE.

Crop Reports-D Death Of a san
Jose JOurnaIist-shOofin Affair In
TuIare Counfy-Mexican Killed While
Resisting Arrest-suicide OF a Hospital
Patient-Indignation Aeefing at Tomb.
stone-AdvIces from OregOn-Festiyities
Near stockton-Etc.
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Chinese Christening Ceremonies.

San FRANCISCO, May 10sh.-To-day the
son of Lee All You, a prominent Chinese
merchant of this city, having attained his
twenty.sixth day, was christened according
to Oriental rites and ceremonies. 1t was the
occasion of regular feast, lasting some three
or four hours. In response to invitations ex-
tended by the happy father, 290 Chinese, In
cIudipc the wives and children Of twenty
merchants, attended the christening cere-
rnnnies and dinner
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Suicide Of a Hospital Paficnt-Educa.
tfOnaI senSatiOH,

NEVADA, May 10th.-Frank Biddle, an in,
mate Of the County Hospital, committed sui.
eide this morning by drowning himself in q
pool Of water few hundred yards distant
from the hospital. He was in his room at II
o'clock last night, but his sudden disappear.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-11
ARIZONA.
Indignation Meeting-Mexican XIII

Indignation Meefing-Mexican Killed.
TOMBSTONE, May 10th.-A great indigna.
ton meeting was held here tonight, with an
immense crowd in attendance. Speeches were
made by Hon. Mark Smith and Judge Rob-
inson, of Tucson-one Republican, the
other Democrat. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions conveying the
sense of the meeting, and forward them to the
President and Congress.
A Mexican named Antonio Fejuarde, while
drunk to-day, fired at officer Poenipg while
the latter was going to arrest him. The ball
struck Poenipg in the groin, and his life is
endangered. Chief of Police Nagle pursued
the Mexican. who fed and refusing to sur
render, was shot and killed.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-11

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NEVADA.
A. o. U. w.-EIectlon Of Oflicers.

A. o. U. W.-Election OF Omcers.
WINNEMUCoA. May 10th. = The Grand
Lodge of A. o. U. W., in session here,
elected the following grand officers for the
ensuing year: Grand Master, S. W. Club
buck, of Gold Hill; Representatives to the
Supreme Grand Lodge of the United States,
r. w. Wood Of Winnemuccs, Z. W. Robin
son of Eureka, and j. V. McCurdy of Vir.
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land. of Virginia Grand Overseer, J. A.
McDougall, of Helena, Mont; Grand Re-
corder, ID. Shorburn, of Gold Hill 4; Grand
Receiver, G. F. Sharp. of Carson Grand
Guide, E. Dishaw, of Park City, Utah
Grand Watchman, II. Warren, of Paradise
Grand Trustee J. r. Shaw, of Dayton. The
Grand Lodge is being entertained at ball
and banquet tonight by st. James Lodge, Of
this Mace
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ADVERTISE EIEHrIoE.

Metropolitan Theater to night" Madame tavart-
0. C. F-Meet this evening, Firemen's Hall
Special sale-Frcuch man,alets, S. LiPman q Co.
Card-New England Mutual Life Insurance Com
panY.
Attention, Boys in Blue-Meet this evening.
q c. T. U.-Regular meeting tonight
LAMP. o. R. M-Meet at wiswam tonight Cos
unues Tribe
A Rice home for Ss0o-C5rl strobeL
Two headers for ssle-J Fl. Carroll.
To let-Three furnished rooms
wSuted-Thros good mustangs.
Red Mems picaic to morrow.
knights Of the Rel Cross this evening.
British Mutual picne prizes.
S2r.fcll Guard prize list.
~-
Auction
D. J Simmons & Co., Monday and Tuesday next,
Ct Orleans Hotel.
Business Advertisements.
Mechanics store-Ladies' day.
Hardware house Charles Zeitler.
Splendid success -Bristors pills and sarsaparia.
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DIR. La Mars seminal Pills cnre all
Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions, Impotency, Nervous and Physical Debil-
ity and all that class Of complaints arising from Ex
cess, Indiscretion or Abuse. The old find in this
remedy fountain Of youth, and the young safe
PILLS restore the sexual organs, debilitated from
whatever cause, to their pristine vigor. Price,
s2 30 per bottle. Sent c. o. D., by express 10 any
address, secure from observation. Address all or
iers to A McBOYLE & CO., Druggists, Postoffice
Box 1852, San Francisco. i13-3p6m
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For WHooPINa Cough Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-05-11

The HAT OF ToDAY.-Sants Cruz. Es-
thetic, Patti, Lynton, Royal, and other big
names. just received at the Millinery Parlors,
Red House.
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MILVILLE SU1TTNGs.-Summer fabric. witt
trimming attached, II cents per ward. wortl
60 cents, at the Red House.