The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1883-08-29
NEWS, or THE WEEK.

rated In Chattanooga, sept A,WlIn Hse
carriers.
The election in Utah passed OF quiet
ly. The Mormon ticket was victorious
everyw here
Tits reported that Noah'sa Ark has
been discovered in q glacier on Mount
Ararat. in a. preserved state. Aria
genious Yankee has purchased it.
Ex-COngressman DE La Matyr has
returned to his ministry in which Il Is
70 be hoped he will BE- moro successful
than in the dissemination Of green -ack
theories. 80
-ii,rhe Ohio LIQUOR Dealers Associa-
ton has declared for the Democratic
State. ticket. The Democracy ought to
be able to spare their company. -
ri It isGthe picture of Andrew Jackson,
not of Andre W Johnson, as heretofore
extensively published, that isto be put
Ga the four-cent postage stamps
1.-The Republicans stole the Presidency
in 1876 and bought it in 1880. III they
do not get it in 1884 in will be from no
lack ofexperienee,suls afuiR - -
Thirty houses i'm the village Of Vine
yard Haven, Mass. were burned re-
GENTLY Only one store was left stand
ing. Loss, $3.50, 0O0ia insurance, $685.
Co., ltDoas eco ,g-ii iail1iiA -afi
An eccentric lounger i'm Tazewell
county, Iowa, has placed thirteen large
arm-chairs in Is many storea, SO ne can
always have seat " hen he calls.
Hon. ,Jno. G.. New of Indiana, who
was familiar wiEhfhe Dorsey methods
In 1880, upon being approached ~
reporter the other day answered pit
teTly: Il haven't d-d word to say.
Tell 'em that. T"
The fret woman TO arrive in Carbo-
nate, col, received an ovation, marked
by such substantial tokens of welcome
n N town lot, mining claim, and the
money with which to buy silk dress
Hon. Jao. NJ. Palmer, of Illinois,
saws Tilden is his first choice for Pres
| fdent.r He lays Illinois sh uld name
the next President but wouid have nc
candidate in her own borders.
The N. Y. Sun has a double-leaded
editorial evidently intended as boom
for the Presidential aspirations of the
/ Hon w. HolmaH, of Indian A, known
in Congress as the great ohjector."
The 900 veterans of the Union anc
Confed. rate armies that eamped to
gether at Wilson'S Greek, Mo-, Las
week, formed an organic itien known
as 1.-The Surviving Soldiers UnieI
Lesgue," which will embrace soldier
of both armies.
| At a ChillIwack church, b. C.. las
Sunday, prayer for rain was read
To this prayer those parishioner
whose hay had jest been cut raised al
objection, and offered counter-prayer
for dry weather Thus far the dr.
prayer has prevailed.
The Prohibition strength of Ohio q
the next election is estimated &C iror
1000 to 80, 900 votes. The Prohibition
: lists have resolved to observe the sec
! ond Tuesday in each month until tn
election as day of fasting and prayer
Austria has been notified by the Gel
man government that all the pig fies
imported into that country from Aus
tria must be mpanied by a certii
: cate that il is not American meat.
Dan. Swigert, of EIndorf Farm mes
E Lexington, has purchased by cable tl
stallion Prince Charles, a horse of b
ter turf performances than any befol
: imported into America.
0 There are symptoms that the nortl
( ern States of Mexico will soon be in
| state OF TCVOluIlOH. AAcy ais AV@N
ling against the usurpatien Of pow,
by the general government in the eli
], of Mexico. H
q A stage-coach was attacked by 70
e bers near Riverside, Arizona. The g.
o press agent and both the horses we
shot dead, and one Of the passenge
was wounded. A money package W
: secured containing $4,000. .4Fof
g Mrs. L. N. Parish has been arrest
. i'm Chicago for smuggling. She \
h crossed the Atlantic twenty times Z
the purpose OF purchasing second-hai
. dresses from the nobility, which 8
l. passed through the custom-house
u explaining that the dresses were n
II wearing apparel.
i The murdererS of old man BeRne
/. &C Lebanon, about q year ago, ha
been arrested. Richardson. one of I
q prineipa1sin the affair, made = conf
;. sion, which led to the arrest of his &
z complete There is good deal of
element in Lebanon, but no fears a
entertained Of meb.
There is an old gentleman in Ad'
" son county, Vermoat, who hRs h
lie the same pair of shoes for twent
" three years, during twenty-one
>, which they were the best ones. Tn
are sill seFyiceable, and he has j.
~ had them repaired The old gent
d man is neither poor nor miscr.
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