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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Sas 0GOnpon= &tllcr=" 6eics tn
SStrotutcu

&idmoub, Sirg., 81. Suut. - &itter
@briittan CAB beute i'm bieiigeu Suitiugss
@ertd)te III bem Bro5eiie Smith contra
GreeubOp (ber Sertlagte 1T Staoti6aemetz
fer BON &idmonb), in uelhem es fd Oarum
banOclt, OBJ Coupons Der uutGr Dem @eete
pom Mdr3 1879 emittirten Sbltgationen
(beiier uuter bsm HameuD DWc@ulod Bombs"
betannN fir Steuern nnjuuebmen TuS, Elm
gutu6ten ab. Gr entIdeibet, oob baS Don
Der letten @eIesgebuug augenommene, 70.
genannte Coupon Killer" @eiet uucouz
ititutioneu ift uuo bGB Der Sdatmeiiter Die
frnnliGhen SnunnnR nnnrhfnen muir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Metrz 0IprFer Sepefheu.

9tem<Yort, 81. Suni. Der beute
nad europa absegaugeue 9umpierg Seruia"
nabm @olbbullion i'm @ertbe bon 81, $780,
600 nit. Guf benz Sampfer ,9abraoor" purs
Der $50, 200 in Sob mad europa ueridifft.
- gSm. Saile1 Gang, einer Der diteiten
Saufleute in gtemsDort, lift ipegen Meineibs
be5iiglt9 etneS in 1875 erleoigten Bancroft.
proseiies psrbaitct porben.
= Ser 42-jdbrige Soiepb $. Sauboru,
iuel6er iid in 1872 nit einem Serm6gen
bon 100000 BON ieinem Saufmannssei
iddfte ;uriidsos uub ieitbnn ietne game
Sabe burf) Spefulationen in Der @alltrabe
perlor, eridoB ii1 beute ina Siireou Der S6.
SEQ. 8. Sanborn & S0bne Qeiues 8ru0ers
uuo ieiuer Hsfien) yfr. 81, 8eefmantraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
9yarlamentspaF,leu in SauaSd.

S0rOnto, Snt., p. Suit. = NaS 9les
iultat Der gefrtgen Yarlamentsmablen in
Canada beitebt in elmer gtajoritdt BON etwa
so bis 60 Stimmen fir Die 9tegierung. SIM
iriiberen Barlamcnte bate Die Ge9ierung
cine MajoritGt Don SO Sttmmen.
Die YroptnSialregierung uon gtOoa Scoz
tia, pelte cine conierpatipe 1T, appeuirte
;uslsib nit Der Dominion 9fegieruug an
baS SoIf unb i6eint cine gtieoerlage erlittcn
3u baben. 9as 8eiultat lift ieSof nod I'M
1emiE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Dteniden. SD f0nnte baber oeruiinftiger
8eiie feline ioIde Soee begen."
Trdu ScpDtnc.

0tilmaufee, 81. Sunt. - 5rau SEQ,
bile lit bier angefommen unS trifft auitalz
teit, unl ibre g8obnung gu 8eaperz9afe, ipels
de iie bur6 SerfaQerfldrung elmer SDpotbef
ciubdBte, ipteber etn3ulOleu. Ste bebauptet,
bas erfOr0erlide @elo in Sercitidaft 3u ba=
ben. 6rau Scouilletit i'm Segriffe, etne BON
pieIen BerIonen unter3eidnete Betttton gu
@Initen ibres 8rubers an ben @eueral6un=
besanmaIt 9remfter III ididen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
@plitif@e Gcn1ente.
Gdmcrpn's 6ctreue in Ncnniplpa nten.-
Gine ppIitlfcbe 2dbucrgcbnrt.

Sarrtsburg Benni., 81. Suni.-@tn
ituciter Staats @onoent oeS reaelmGBtgen
Sliigels ber republtfaniI6sn Yartet tuuroe
beute bier abgebalten, nm Elm @ongrebmttz
9lieb at large on Stelle bes bonn erIen Cont
pelt non1inirten prn. Sbos. gS. MarIbal,
tpel6er bic gtOmination ablebnte, 3u nomirt=
rem. Der befunute Bbilabelpbier &auimann
Sobn Wanamafer, iueldem Die @anoi6atur
angeboten mOrben mar, idifte eiuen Sttef
in tpeld)em CT be6auerte, Die @bre nidt acz
ceptiren Su i6uneu. Sbert 9apib Gagqart
fiibrte ben Gorfit iber ben @oloeni, mel6er
nad l0ngeren Serbanblungen einen Srn.
gfarriot SroIrs ars 9ancaFer 5un @ons
grcbtnitgIteb al large nomintrtc. ST.. Sros
fus, tpeld)er ais 8elcgat an,oeIenb maf,
ratfh bic NCfnnation on.
Sr. Sroitus purre in 1913 in oancafers
9ountp, Yenal., gebOren uu0 if-ttotoen
~ seinemg. g.nrusg nad) III urtbeilcn, bon beuts
id)sS< IUTdmmtilg Su iein idletnt, elm rabiae
ter GfmperenSler. @r trat bei'm ausbfif. Je
bes Giirgeririeges as @emeincr in bas 81.
Eenui. Solont6i Regimeut elm, pur1e bet
Bermuda Sunbreb, Sirg., burf bic refte
Sdulte. geidphen uuo erbielt burauIbtu
ie;nc Gntlaiiuug. gta9 bem Sriege nuroe
er glouotat, beileioete je6od bis ieet nod ME
Elm DfentliGeS 2lmt auBtr benz eines gtoz
tnrR
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SrGnSe.

@barlottesutlIe, Sirg., 81. Suut.
- Die bieitge SaiiafrusOl= uuO DtabluIiible
brannte in uergangener ytadt nieoer. Der
Serlult lift nod nint ermittelt.
Sreutou, Ont, 81. SUM-. - Sin
beute i'm Solsboie Der S9. @ilmour & So.
ansgebrOdeneS Seuer serf6rte circa 5,000,=
COO TuB SaubolS feds @obubduier uuS ans
beres Gisentbum. Man idatt ben @eian1ults
perluit auf iiber 100000.
Bittsburg, Berni, 21. Suui.-9ie
Senfterglas Sabrit Der @ebriber BbillipS
an Der 10. Strabe giug beute in Slammen
auf. Gerluft $4,000. Ser BrarS purbe
burd bas @inftiir3en bes SupolofenS Der
Tabrtf peruriaht.
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.Ster Neripnen Sar6 cine Dampfs
feffel= =Grplpiipu aetpptet.

gStlltamsfielb, o, 81. Suui. -
Su elmer bieiisen Sdgeniible erei9uete iia
beute cine 9ampffeiIsls@rplOiion, ourd luel>
de 2hos. 3bompion uno @bas. 0unham
augenblidlit getObtet uuo u. 3. Sroots
uub 6. Chamberlain berart perlett tuurbeu,
bab fie in turser .3eit ftarben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Die Republitauer in germput.

Montp elier, ST., 81. Stunt. - Der
heute bier abgebultene republif. StaatSs
Gonuent u9minirte folgenOes StaatStidet !:
@ouperncIr Sobn &. Snrfow, Sice @ou=
uerneur g. 6. Yinarse, S6aemeiifer gS.
8. 8ubOis. Die iiblidcu SeialHiie wurOen
angenommen.
9ie 9emofrateu Don Seuneijee uuo Cali
iornien Bielten StaatS @onUente gu Naib>
ptlle unG Gan 6ranSiSCo ab, in6eiien liegen
nod feline Naaridten iiber baS en6giilttge
ReIultat ibrer EerbnnAluuner pnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Sic 0Sirren in G9ppten.
Giffercn;en i'm britfdben Sabimet. Subn
Srfsbts Reisnati0H prppbcjeit. Der
Gunferens Sprfcbias

VpnTereH3 SptiDiu9'
Qpnoou, 81. SUM. - @cniols ituS in
Solge peri6ieoener, bonn @outinente eiuses
troffener Beicble gum Iusperfaufe TIM
8reiie geialleA. Die Sefeble putOen burdl
@eriidte iber 9ifferenSen ;milden Den
Uiddlten beSiiglifl Der egpptii4en 6rage Oers
anla6t.
Die nSreB GIfociatton" nil wifen, OaB
bas Gabiuet in ietuer beuttgeu SigIug cine
tbdttgere uno energiidere Yolttit beiiigltdl
Der &trren in Ggppten Su oerfolgeu bsldlloB.
-Arabt Paldla, 6agbeb Yaidla uno &bmeo
8aIdlio Hald)a febrteu geiteru abeno bon
Aleran6ria mad Cairo ;uriid. 9aS Bro
grautm beS neuen Dtiuiferiums umI1lte6t
inter Auoerem Die gluired)terbaltunq bes
status quo. 8aS britilfe Sorpeooid)ifi
DSecla" gilg beute 9ladmittag BON sorts
mouth mad Alcran1rta ob.
@tne &euter ige Sepcide aus aleranSria
6ariftet, bc6 Die Gbnabue Der &eueuiien,
hcr @iHnabuen Der @ilenbaIucu uuo Seles
graphcnlinien, ;uIammeu nit ben pergr0Ber=
ten NusgGben fir oas WfilitGr in alien nit
Ger eurOpaiifcu @ontrole in Serbin0uug &c
benben 'Sretieu grobe Bciorgni6 ucronla6t.
Gin Gorreipon6ent Ser Simes" in Alerau=
orta tbeilt in elmer Selpre6uHg Der @ei9id|te
ptl ututIL L0UuliEleHltlYlltutIH HllIf OAK Uug%
heb Faldla, Der neut 8renlier, inter Ssuail
Baida 6inan;miuifier mar. &udoi Saifa,
Der gegeuwdrtige 6tuanSmiuiiter, lit Der
Sobn eincs GGnegaten ans Yialta. Ihmc0
&eidjib Baidlo, @tinifter bcs Snucrsu, mar
friiber SiilfS Ntnifter bes Snnereu. Saiiau
Baida @beret iit gum Nttnifer Der 9egie>
rungSbauten ernanHt.
Der BOliSeiprdfett BON 4leranoria, ipelher
augcbltd eiuer Der bauptiddlifitcn Auftifter
oes aufruLrs bonn lib. NltS. mar, uno wels
der angebIif etncS pIOblden Eo6es ltarb,
III ntdt tObt, iOnberu burd eiueu Sdlagauz
fau geldbnt porOeu.
2On6on, 92 Suui. - Ser ,StanSar6"
ertlGrt bGute iriib, es eriftjre @cuu0 Su Der
Gnnabme, baB OaS britiide &abinet btuiibtz
lid Der Cgnptifen Srage nidt einig iet,
lrb bab Sobu Bright mabriheinlit aus
bem SabtnCt auStrGten tperOe, i'm Sale iid)
Die 9fegiernng Su 0ftiUer Snteroention e.tts
ld)lteBe. - Der Sicet0ntg uOn Ggppten bat
an grabt Baifa geidricben unO ibn BEN
unumi6rdnttsu Seiebt iber Die Arnlee a.
Oertraut.
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ScieerapbiiAc Scrbinonue nit
SuSdmertfd.

@alpe ton, Seras, 81. Suni. - Die
SdluBUerbinpuug bes meritanliden Sabels
murGe I'M 46 llbr beute abeHo our9 ocn
9a.npfer DSuternatioual" nabe Sra,oS
Santiago bergefellt. @alueton itebt lest
in Otrcftem telcgrapbiiden Serfebr nit Gcra
@ruS uno allen Sbeilen Sitbamerita's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Nthter Qpub.

Safion MiiT, 81. Stunt. - Gin be
wofiretsr Dtob erbrad beute bas GOuntgs
@sfdnguiB. bemddti9te ftd bes Regers gfus
than 2ucie, pelf)er eines i6anobaren &u=
grifis auf Elm ueibes 6raueniimmer auges
tloGt mar, unS hdnate ibn auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Slit bic Scilung bon
Sufen, @rtaltungeu, idwerem Qtbmeu uHs
alien 2eibsu Der &ebIe, oer 9roudJteu
uno Der 2unge, tueld)e CUR
S6wtH6iu6t bins
fibreu.

Seine IiuSsrubcu einiuiriurgsn auf bic sers!,n
euftr5br6sn srtIarsn & aus Der Sbatia6e Sas isirs
Snsrebiemeu aus ben rUirIfamffen eunsenbeiL
mittCIn befttbeu. pe9e iibsrbaupt betaunt ne, ira
bent has Grunsslement aus benz Spnis bsr ,,Scr.s
Pornb" RFan;s gtnbOrn) bstePt beISs NIT Ssr
,9tiss gaEamea" DSsr bsm ,,gaI'dm bon giIsaS" in
gHbintuns ssbra&t 1T. guserbem fHb in bieTsH
SsiImitteI fiinf unsere bUtaniidbe GIemenfr Der.
bunbsu, beIae isiner 9eiItraft cine nod erb5bte
3Sirfuns seben.
aue, bic Jpn sstrau6t Pabsu, fasen, bas Sales
Spnis pom Spreboune unS Ebeer Elm tounbsrtra's
tisss SeiImittsI ei in allen 5dHsu. tpo bic atBmeSs
Orsans ansesriifen fnb, unb Sns feline Birtuns flo
uusepREnp6 i6nsa aubsrs. Or sntEdIt Rt5ts, paE
ben aadsen In IIncrsnTns brinsen f5nnts, CO
bat siusn ieBr anseneHmen gsi6mad unb utrh
,u siusm Rrsiie bsr:auft. bsI4sr isIbf bem rluBes
nittsIRsn sraubt, i einsr 6eigrdfts tRsiIsaftis NJ
MAIDEN.
Sin suften mag fisTi9 Elm eutipideIuHssRaSiua
CUR saninSu4t senannt ip,rSer, stue arantbsit, sss
ssn psI6e Sales 5pnp Of Soreboune ane Ear"
has 5stannts fidberffs g6rbsussmitteI III. 80ssrt
barim ssiner gusenbHd. has fidbsrt @esenmitteI
;ussbrau6enl
ainssr empFnssn srOfe sinSeruns bur9 Hstna
beianftiseneen etserI9nfteu. tpenn iis an @roRp
pSer aeubbuffen tsissn.
Nreis: so GentS unb $I.OO pre-
T1afde; ie mebr, ie bilIiser.
9et allen apotbsteru 3u babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Staot Baltimore.

S6pcr pertett.-Sr. Neliou 8G.
feriou, elm Dtanu pon 20 Sabren, tpetder in
Rr. 20, @lemeatitrabe, tpObnt, 5o9 iif ge.
fern gtadmttta9 Inn llbr, tpdbreno er auI
Dem Bier Scr. 80 Def yBaltimorezS Sbto @ts
ieubabu" in QocuitsBoint NIT benz abla0eu
BON SOl3 bsiddittgt mar, cine ihltume Ser
letung am redten 6uBe 5Og. Ytan idaffte
ben Sebauerusmertben, ruelhem Elm ld)mez
rer 8alten auf ben SUB gefGleu mar, nQ6
ieiner 8ehaniung.
Sdte6unfall. - Gin tletuer Sobn
6eS 6rn. &arl &ufle1 BON SIR. 6O2, y4oroz
garebfraBt, 5scs i92s itdl Ssteru nit elmer tleiz
nen 8iitofe, iuel6e ieinem Sru0er geb0rt,
ourd bic Sanb.
&rantlide Otitter uno Jttnber, nerp6ie
unb miirrti6e Sinber fnOeu in Srown's
Giienbitterem einen @Ohltbdter. 149
BG6tliter3ob. - Geteru Morgen
perIfurb pl0blib in ieinar gSobuung, yir.
226, Horo= 6rontitr., Der Teger &5urnett
Bettb. Gr mar bel 2eb;eiten Elm SOlil4ldz
ger ieiueS 3ei6ens, un6 Coroner @oMnoap,
BON 6em SOrfalle in SenntniB geiebt, bielt
bic gornabme elmer 2eihenldau fir unz
n6tbig, Oa baS &bleben bes Yerilorbeuen
uto itululLALJNh ilIuLJEN iUlHl lEl.
8ie uripringliten Little Liver Pills"
fiuo Or. Yierce'S pleasant Purgative Pelz
lets" (ungenebme abfiblpiu6eD uuO wets
ben tueit uno brett radgema6t. Gle belfen
gegen nerDOIen unb btli0ien Sopfi6mer3.
Ser eigene Hegierungs 1empel NIT Or.
Bierce's llnteridrift unD Bil6uiB be;eidust
bic edteu. Bel Qpotbetern. 146.8.5Ot&ip)
Gine erbeblt9e SertetuHg err
litt gefern Absn6 Inn 80 llbr Sr. Sbipls9
Chants, Elm iuuger Maun, melder an Der
gSaihingtOn. StraBe, unferu Der SoHnoarps
auenue, pobnt. Gr purbe in oer ytabe oeS
SdieensBnrts ron eiusm Bieroebabupagen
Iberiahren.
i6ulbfosaus Der 9aft ents
laffeu. = Ger 6arbige Gliiab 9ucas, fuelz
der am 8ienffag oas llugliid battle, ieine
Trou, NIT mel6er er in unglldlifer Gbe
lebte, in Ieiner 8ebauiuag ylr. 20, gic@ubz
bin. .Gtrate, ;u eribiebeu, purOe selteru BON
ben Qeiheni1aus@ @eidmoreueu aus Der Daft
entloIen. Gs srifirt, lpte mir bereits be,
merften, ourGoue ieiu i3psllel, oa6 uur elm
ungladliher i3ufad uorliegt
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GefsSrapGi(Ge Qepe(6en.

seri4ts ber ,.sNocirten greIe" fir BEN .,Seuti&eH
Gprreippnbenten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22

"Wels' Health Renewer'' iteat bic e3eIune5eit
Dieoer bsr rne aiebt Qraft trirt nuoerealli4ieit,
SHtua4e, @ei4lsttsseetoer. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
Sas sBiemer S6adturnier.

gSteu, 81. SUM. - 9aS iuternattonale
Sdadturnier erreihte beute iein Gnoe unS
Die Breiie murOeu iolgenOerma6eu auSges
tbeilt: .Steiuib un6 @iuamer, oeren ie6er
"a Sptele geponnen bate, erlter una 3rueitet
Bteis; Maiou, % Spiele, butter YreiS;
0tudeuSie un1 3ufertort, bere.. ieOer 22l
Spiele getuonnen, pierter uuo fiinftef Btets;
8ladburu, 219 Spisle, iebter YteiS. 9ie
urentidiebeueu Spicle tueroeu ourd N Ie
SpieIe sur @utideibuug gebradt WerbcH.
wtarft une 86rfe.
Stu erpool, 81. Suui, $50 gahm.-
Baumpole: Witteliorte ObcGlduber 1916,
90. Stem Orleans /. - 9ie Gertdnie Be-
trugen $4,000 9alleu, Spefulation uuo @us
fubv 1000, 31fubs 1900. iSntmt(id amorita~
niid)e.
4onbon, 81. Snut. = Ser. Ssaaten.
Sbligutioren: A prog. 900, Ditto 4tspro,.
600, 90. cerlGugerte 5,pro,. 600. - Gr,e
3G4, 90. 2. 90, R.zY. Central 1889, q. &
g. SO. !. 4 ), 90. 2. 15!, Sn. Central 1885,,
8suai. @entr. 5S3, 8eGOtug 304, Outurto
@eu. 90, Dtilmc lice ct. Baul Common
lis, R.sS. Central @oniols 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22
seIbfmCrN eincs frau,6Gidbeu Sedmtcm in

Ileranbrta, 81. Sunt. - Sr. oolSe,
SeiretGr Der irau,Oitideu @ontrolbeh0roe,
bat bier SelbitmOr0 bcgangen.
Die frar,6Giebcn SroniuwrIcn.
Yaris, 21. Stunt. - Sie SOrIage ;uul
Gerfanf eiuGs Sbeils Der &rOniuneleu uuO
9icmanten 1T nit SE5 ge8eu 80 Stinmen
bon bee 9Cputirtenfamme angcnonmeH
tuOrSen, ;uammen init einem 9(menOemert,
mad pelmem Der Gl;raa Dem Son6 gum 8e=
fen orbeitsunidbiget 9an1metter i,bertutc=
fen iperben IOu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-22

SrGntliGe @ltter uub Stnber uerU6fe
uR6 miirrti6e 6inber finOeu In SrowH'S
Gilenbitterem einen @Obltbdter. (148)
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-21
PENCiL.ETT ~.

Dancing classes for ladies and children to-
day at $3.50 p. M, for gentlemen at 7:30 P.
N.
Go to NJ Kennedy's, on Vine street,
when you want dry goods, groceries, to
bacco, cigars and notions oct 20d2w
DR. J. T. Cazier, dentist has removed his
Office to the corner of Gay and Clinch
streets, up stairs. Entrance, Chnch street.
Sam. P WINS, Esq, the venerable editor
of the Athens Post, has announced himself
a Democratic candidate tor representative
of McMinn County.
An Athens mercantile firm, Henderson,
Dement, Il Co., offer a reward for the great
est number of hawk scelps dspo-ited with
them on or before the first of November.
Sheriff &. P. GoodalI, of Missouri, who
captured and killed Bob Taylor, is in Nash
vile to claim his share of the SIS, 900 reward
offered by the Governor for the capture of
the TayIors He would be entitled to
81. 666 663 of that reward.
Monroe Democrat: large barn belong
ing to j. q. Alternately i Son, of Rhea
Springs, was burned Monday night. There
were several heads of horses in it when the
fire was discovered, but with some difficulty
they were rescued. About ten tons of hay
and lot of corn was burned. The fire is
supposed to have been accidental.
Athens Post Adam Sligar died, in the
1st civil district of McMinn County, on the
LIST instant He was III his 93rd year, hay-
ing been born the LIST of January 1870, in
Washington County, Tennessee. Mr.. Sill
gar had lived in McMinn for more than a
half century. He was at the battle of the
Horse Shoe, and also at the battle of Or
leans.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-21
Real Ostrich Tips, only so Cents to
close, at A. ID. DUNBAR'S. ay= a..
Train wreckers Arrested.

A Cleveland special to Tuesdays Chatta-
nooga Times says:
Detectives d. and W. L. Jones, of the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, have
been laying around in this county for the
past several weeks, dressed as tramps, until
last night, when they arrested George Clark
and Frank Smith, of this county, charging
them with attempting to wreck the pay
train near Chatata about one year ago. A
railroad bar had been placed on the track,
but Engineer Poll Wright saw it in time to
stop just as he struck it, and thus saved the
train Detective Dick Jones has been work.
ing on farms in that community as a regular
farm hand for the past few weeks, and thus
got into the confidence of these men. He
wears one boot and one shoe, and resembles
professional sneak thief He says that al
one time he was arrested by constable fol
vagrancy, but showed willingness to work
and was released.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-21
MAJOR o'ooNNER's FUNERAL.


What inducement can a eounterfeiter
have to produce anything good or reliable !?
Are they the class of men who are to fur
nish physie for the sick or to supply medi-
cine for the druggist to deal in? Beware
of bogus and worthless compounds gotten
I'D to sell on the reputation of the purest
and best family medicine in the world Be
sure you get the genuine Simmons Liver
Regulator in White Wrapper, with large
red z thereon, and see that j. FL. Zeiin d
Co. are the proprietors of what you buy.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-10-21
THURSDAYS TREBLE TRAGEDY.
No True Bill Against the Dickens Boys
and Howard,
And They are Released From Further
Custody.

And They are Released From Further
- Custody.
The matter of the terrible tragedy of
Thursday, in which Gen Jos. A. Mabry
and JOS. A. Mabry, jr., were both shot and
killed by Major Thos. O'Conner, and Major
O'Conner was killed by Joe jr., was brought
to the attention yesterday morning of the
Criminal Court grand jury, which is in ses-
sion. Two bills were presented by Attor-
ney General D. D. Anderson, according to
the due form of law, with G. W. Charlton
as prosecutor, against James Dickens, Chas
Dickens and Henry Howard, the three
young men, nephews of Major O'Conner,
who were arrested in the bank Immediately
after the killing. One bill was presented
for the killing of each of the Mabry's.
The jury was engaged most of the day in
taking testimony, and examined large
number of witnesses
About O'Clock p. m. they came into
open court and returned mot true bill''
in each case, against all three of the de-
PENDANTS. Accordingly Attorney General
Anderson directed Sheriff Homer Gilmore,
and he released from further custody the
three young men, who had been in their
rooms with guard since the killing.
The tragedy continues almost the sole
topic Of conversation on the streets, aud
knots of men were to be found iu divers
places at all hours yesterday, discussing the
eventful details Most everybody who
passed, stopped to View the scene and shots
made in the window facing of Barry's store.
There was wonderful and unprece-
denied demand for the papers containing
the account of the tragedy, and the news
boys sold them about town all day, reaping
harvest therefrom
The usual quiet and calm was restored be-
fore night, however, aud things again settled
back into state of gloominess in keeping
with the situation. The elements seemed
to be in sympathy, and it was one of the
murkiest and gloolniest days we have ever
seen, overhead
The Mechanics Bank, of which
Major O'Conner was president, the
saddlery house OF James O'Connel
Co., and the notion house of Flet cher,
Hall Brazelton, Mr.. Fletcher being rela-
tive, are all closed, witch Grape on the door.
The bank, however, opens one hour each
day.
The hurs of the funerals, as will be
noticed, have been changed, the Mabrys
being fixed at 10 a. m, and Major O'Con-
ner's at 2 p. IA.
The Southern Express horse, which re-
ceived six or seven shot from the shot gun,
it was thought, Thursday night, would
not live, but he was better yes
terday; and will likely get over
it. He is one of the finest horses in tn,
city. All the wounded men are getting
| along very well, none of the wounds being
| very serious
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Stockholders, Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
netting of the stockholders of the East Ten
nessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Company for the election of directors, and
the transaction of such other business as
may come before said meeting, will be held
at Knoxville, Tenn, on Wednesday, the Sth
day of November, 1882.
October 14th to November 10th.
L. Nj. SoHwAs, Secretary,
Ito Broadway, New York.
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Attention SpOrtsmen.

We call attention to our stock of sporting
goods, consisting of Breech and Muzzle
Loading Guns, of the following make G.
G. Bonehill, E. Remington & Sons, W.
Richards, and the celebrated Parker guns,
also E. Remington & Sons Breech Loading
Rifles, Leelnan Rifles, Single Barrel Breech
and loading tools, Curtis i Harvey powder,
cartridges Shells loaded to order. Call
and examine our stock before purchasing.
Respectfully, ANGEL i JENKINS.
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wante Daily,

Consignments of merchandise, new or
secondhand furniture, household goods,
clothing, &c, which I will purchase for
cash, or advance upon same, and sell at my
store, No 100, Gay street. Second hand
clothing speciality. My name is
CHEAP JOHN.
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Personal.

Mr.. NJ A. Considine, jovial and popu-
lar commercial traveller, representing
Nashville house, was mingling with his
Knoxville friends yesterday, and went this
morning to Atlanta Ga.
Miss Mollie McGrath, the accomplished
and popular daughter of Capt John Nc
Grath, has gone for visit to friends at
Nashville
Mrs. Judge r. Mcfarland and two
daughters, Misses Emma and Anna, came
down from Morristown on yesterdays train.
Rev. j. c. Barb, of Mosheim, and Rev.
]. G. Miller, of Morristown, passed down on
yesterdays train, to Sweetwater, to attend
Lutheran sacramental meeting, in Monroe
County.
Mr. G. G. Howard, of the railway mail
service, and his newly welded wife, nee
Miss Bette Nelson, of Philadelphia, passed
down yesterday, from a visit to Mr.. How
ards home at Greeneville
Prof. W. F. McCarron, who has been sue
cessfully engaged in the temperance field,
IN upper East Tennessee, spent Thursday
night in the city, and went yesterday to his
home at Athens. He will be here next
Wednesday, to attend the session of the
Grand Division Sons of Temperance.
! DIR. J. Willard Hill has returned from a
brief professional visit to Kingston.
Hon. Newton Hacker, of Jonesboro, was
in the city and honored the CHRONICLE with
a call yesterday.
| Mr. Alexander Eckel the worthy editor of
that sterling paper, the cambridge Republi-
can Banner. is in the city, and paid us a
call yesterday.
| Hon. A. A. Taylor passed down the road
on yesterdays train, en- route to Fayette-
vile, Lincoln County, where he will enter
into joint canvass with Senator Isham G.
| Harris.
Rev. DR.. G. S. Savage, of the American
Bible Society, was in the city yesterday.
He is visiting the ecclesiastical bodies OF
East Tennessee in the interest of the Bible
work.
Mr.. S. NJ. French, of Kingston, was in
the CITY yesterday.
Mr.. Dick McCallum, of Montgomery
Ala, returned home yesterday, accompa-
MED by his niece, Utah Carson
Messrs. Robert L. Mankel and Capt.
Jerry K. Collins returned Thursday nigh
from trip to Palonia, Ala, and Rome, Ga
Mr.. W. HUT and wife, who is sister O
the late Maj. Thos. O'Conner, and family
and Mrs Nolan, also sister of Majo
0'Conner, all of Tracy City, Tennessee
arrived yesterday evening to attend the
funeral.
Messrs. j. W. Bird, s. d. j. Lewis. an,
others returned yesterday evening from
Nashville, where they went to attend tn
meeting of the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.