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KNOXVILLE, TENN.: FRIDAY MORNING. AUGUST 6, 1880.
VOL. XI-
NO. 59
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NEWS IN BRIEF
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BED COATS AND RAGS.
DR. TANNER.
London, Aug. 4. The London
Times thia morninsr savs: There is
no use in this disguising the fact
that the disaster to Gen. Burrows'
forces was a very lamentable affair.
Firstly, Gen. Burrows was guilty of
an error of judgment, considering
the weakness of hii force in aban
doning his defensive position. Sec
ondly, he appears to have accepted
the battle in parallel order and not to
nave attempted any maneuvering.
Thirdly, It is evident that the
Bombay sepoys were of such inferior
physique that they could not stand
up to the stalwart Ghazis, who bore
down upon them, sword in hand.
Giving way to a sudden panic, they
"mobbed" the veteran sixty-sixth
regiment and caused almost a total
annihilation of that fine corps. The
cavalry do not seem to have co
operated with much effect.
The sufferings of the troops in their
uninterrupted flight of over forty
miles must have been terrible, for
the present season is the hottest
time of year there is.' They had
been fighting and marching without
food or water for twenty-four hours.
London, Aug, 5. A Bombay
dispatch, dated yesterday, says
Mr. Griffin had secured an inter
view with the ameer, who was ner
vou3 on account of the unsettled
temper of his followers.
FRANCE.
POLITICAL.
London, Aug. 4. A Paris dis
patch to the Times says the defeat
of the reactionaries in the elections
for council generals is crushing.
The inconcilables were also defeat
ed at Lyons, Toulouse, Tille, Be
sancor and other large towns, which
they contested. They won one seat
at Bourges. Gen. Chansey and
several other moderates are sup
planted by the advance of the re
publicans. The radicals are already
arguing the good effect that the
further severity against the
religious corporations must
have on the parliamentary
elections next yerr, but the truth is
that republican successes have been
won, not because of, but in spite of
the March decrees.
Paris, Aug. 4. One hundred
and two amnestied communists ar
rived here from Brest yesterday.
A hundred policemen were at the
railway station, but scarcely 250
persons had assembled to greet the
communists. . M. Henri Itochefort
was present. Twentvfour other
communists arrived later in the day.
The De Temps summing up the
result of the election says :
if the bonapartists were ignomin
iously defeated, the clericals were
even worse treated. The distin
guishing character of the elections
was anti-clerical. The attempt to
move the constituencies by repre
senting religious decrees as an at
tack on liberty signally failed.
New York, Aug. 5. At 5:30 p.
m. yesterday Dr. Tanner had a
warm foot bath to relieve the conges
tion of his stomach, and half an
hour after he went to sleep. He
awoke at 7 o'clock very irritable,
and vomited water tinged with bile.
After this he took an alcoholic va
nor bath, and was rubbed dry and
put to bed. He said he felt weaker
and not quite so well. He had
another vomiting attack about 10
o'clock, but at midnight was qui
etly sleeping.
New York, Aug. 5. The most
noticeable feature in Dr. Tanner's
condition to-day is his extreme irrin
tability : all conversation with visit
ors is prohibited, and the latter are
reauested to make as little noise as
possible. He complains of weab
ness at intervals but is buoyed up
hv the reflection that his task is
nearly ended. During the early
morning he suffered frequently from
nausea and was very restless. He
slept from midnight until 2 a. m.,
when he had a fit of severe retch
ing followed by an eviction of a
small quantity of mucous. He dozed
off again, but was awakened partly
by the odor of a cigarette, which
caused nausea, his stomach requir
ing a vigorous rubbing by Dr.
Gunn to ease it. He rested quietly i
until 5:40, when he again awoke feel
ing much better after sleeping 2 hours
quietly. He drank three ounces ot
spring water, but immediately after
vomited a portion of it tinged with
mucus. A vigorous rubbing by a
physician brightened him up with
accelerated action of the heart. At
10 o'clock he was given a mustard
foot bath and his body sponged,
with mustard water and rubbed in
until thoroughly dry. At noon the
38 th day ended. A few minutes
later he had another attack of nau
sea and vomiting He is now rest"
ing quietly. In the morning mails
he received a marriage proposal
from a young widow of Hamilton,
Mo., who signed herself Mrs. Carrie
E. Huntington and enclosed her pic
ture.
At 1:30 p. m. Dr. Tanner's pulse
was 82, temperature 98 35, res
peration 13, and weight 122J
pounds. The dynamometer showed
79 right hand and 78 left.
THE EPIDEMIC.
THE GREAT REPUBLICAN
CONFERENCE.
THE KNIGHTS TEHI'LAU EXCURSION.
Montgomery, Ala., Aug. 4.
All reports show an immensee dem
cratic vote. There wa3 no regular
ly organized opposition in three"
fourths of the counties and the
democrats contesting for county
officers with each other brought out
all the voters. The democratic state
ticket received the benefit of this
great local struggle and will have a
majority of over 60,000. The
greenback-independent party were
thoroughly organized in but one
portion of the state, and that was in
the counties composing the district
now represented by Representative
Lowe, a greenbacker. Madison,
Limestone and Morgan, which gave
him majorities two - year . ago, gave
handsome democratic majorities this
year, and the greenback state and
county tickets will be defeated in
everv countv of the district. The
democrats will elect all their judges
and chancellors, and nearly all their
legislators and county officers.
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 4. The
democratic state convention met
here to-day and adjourned until
2:30 p. m.
Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 4. The
democratic convention reassembled
at 2 p. m., and was temporarily or
panized with Patrick Walsh, of
o - Hf
Augusta, as chairman. L. M.
Trammill, of Whitefield, was chosen
permanent president. The commit
tees were appointed ana the con
vention adopted the two-thiids rule,
when an adiournment was taken
until 9 a. m., to-morrow.
Before adjournment a resolution
in favor of the adoption of the
majority rule for future conventions
was defeated by twenty majority.
A motion will be made to-morrow to
reconsider this resolution. A vig
orous and determined fight is being
made against the renomination of
Gov. Colquitt, present ipcanbent,
but it is believed that he will be the
choice of the convention.
Charleston, S. C, Aug. 5.
A special savs: -The republican
party in this state have determined
to run a state ticket, and a call has Illinois, and Mr. Gaush. of
been issued for a convention, to be West Virsinia. then made
held the 25th of September next, for brief addrresses. Ben. Harrison,
me purpose ot nuimnaung siaie 0t Indiana, said mere was not a
officers and presidential electors, local feud to be settled anywhere in
Ex-Judge Sam 1. W. Melton is Indiana in the ranks ot the republi-
New York, Aug. 5. The corri
dors of the Fifth avenue hotel were
crowded this morning with republic
can politicians from 511 parts of the
country to attend the conference
called at noon to-day. Uen. Gar
field received a large number of vis
itors this morning. Ex-Gov. Jew
ell, chairman ot the republican
national committee, called the con
vention to order and presided. He
made a brief address touching its
objects, and was followed
by William Z. Chandler, of New
Haven, Dr. George B. Loring, of
Boston, Senator John A. Logan, of
Illinois, Hon. AY. W. Hicks and
Hon. J. C. Conover, of Florida,
Hon. John Chesna, chairman of the
Pennsylvania state committee, and
Ex-Congressman J. II. Sypher.
D. D. Loring, of Massachusetts,
offered a resolution that it was the
sense of the meeting that the south,
em states sLould be assisted where
ever such assistance was de
manded, and that the campaign
should not be abandoned in
any of the southern states. This was
discussed at some length and finally
adopted.
ExGovernor Pinchback, of Lou
isiana, spoke of the colored repub
licans of the south, and said they
had received no enconragement,
and also that they had never been
taught to exercise their manhood.
They had been told by their
representatives, both white and
black, that they must not assert
their manhood, as it was unsafe for
them to do so. The danger to them,
they were told, if they did thi3,
was that they would grace
a tree at the end of a rope.
Hon. James G. Blaine stated that
what had been said so far about
abandoning the south had been said
by southern men and not by a single
northern man. The first work he
thought was to try to carry Maine.
Ohio could take caie of herself
They should also put all their forces
into Indiana. Senator Logan, of
Cheap Rales to Chicago and Re
turn via the Cincinnati
Southern.
We had the pleasure of mettibg yes
terday evening Mr. Al E. Lippincott,
the traveliug passenger agent of the
Cincinnati Southern railroad, who is
here to work up an interest in the
Knights Teaaplar excursion to Chicago
thii month. Thia road proposes
to sell round trip tickets to
Chicago and return via Cin
cinnati ior me very low rate
of $17.70. This will be an excellent op
portunity for those of our eitizenaVho
wish to visit this great city of the vreH,
as a cheaper rate will probably never
be offered, and it may ba. years before
another like opportunity will present
itself. Those desiring to ga ehould
make their preparations soon a9 the
excursion party will leave this city on
the 14th instant. We anticipate that
quite a number of our citizens will at
tend, and those desirous of further inn
formation can obtain the same by call
ing on Mr. Kerr at the depot. The rate
is exceedingly low, the road a pleasant
one to trayel over, and we bespeak for
tLe Cincinnati Southern a large party
of excursionists.
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standing:, with Dr. Harter": Fever and Ague Specific, after the best physicians failed to beuiit her."
Dr. Yottnoblood of Little York, Mo, says: "I have used Dr. Uartct't F"-r end Aaue Specific
La my practice, and can heartily recommend it to the public." , .- .
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DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER.
St. Johns, N. B., Aug. 5. No
tidings of the ship Edetb Troop have
been received since she was sighted
off Cape Hattrass, over three months
ago. She is now 101 davs out from
New Orleans. Her owners are satis
fied that she will never be heard
from again and have filed their
claim for insurance. The crew were
all shipped at New Orleans and it is
not known whether any of them were
natives of northern provinces. Capt.
Smith had his wife and child on
board; they belonged at Tiverton,
Nova Scotia.
ENGLAND.
Loudon, Aug. 4. There will be
a meeting of the oirf
Premier Gladstone's official resi
dence in Downing street.
In th " house of commons to"
morrow Mr. Parnell will ask Mr.
Foster, chief secretary for Ireland
wnemer, m view oi tne rejection of
the compensation bill he proposes
to employ the constabulary and mil
itary forces of the queen for the
purpose of assisting in the erection of
the tenants who can be proved to
be unable to pay their rents, owing
to the recent distress in Ireland.
BRANSCOM.
New York, Aug. 5. The case of
Alexander C. Branscom, of Jack
sonville, Fla., arrested on the charge
of forging improvement bonds of
Jacksonville to the amount of
3137,000, was investigated yester
day, and the grand jury found an
indictment against him for forgery.
London, Aug. 5. Eight men
were killed in a colliery explosion
near Wrexham, Wales, yesterday.
Galveston, Texas, Aug. 5.
The News has the following special
from Brenham : "W. P. Allen last
night shot and instantly killed
deputy sheriff, Will F. Garrett, in
a house of ill fame, where rarrett
had gone to make an arrest.
Sherman, Texas, Aug. 4. In
an altercation to-day between two
farmers named Weaver and Cox, the
former stabbed and killed the latter.
New York, Aug. 5. A Rich
mond special savs the following
a CJ
comes from an authentic source at
Charlotte, N. C. : At Tyro, a little!
village in Davidson county, Uriah
Phelps has a store. A few nights
since he had a difficulty with some
negroes whom he and his brother
attempted to eject from the house.
Anticipating further difficulty with
them .he secured the services of O.
W. Click, a young man who live3 in
the neighborhood, who is in the hab
it of walking in his sleep. They lay
in the store and watched for half the
the night and finally fell asleep, hav
ing stretched themselves across a
bed. It appears from subsequent
developments that Click, the som
nambulist, got up, and seizing an
axe that had been placed near
the bed to be used in case of an emer
gency, dealt his bed-fellow two blows
across the neck, completely severing
his head from his body. Click is
now in custody, awaiting the result
of the coroner's inquest. He pro
fesses to have known nothing of the
occurrence until some time after the
deed was committed, and denied that
it was done by him until convinco
ed by the overwhelming testimony
of the blood-stained weapon and the
condition of his garments together
with the fact that there was no one
else in the room and no evidence
tnat any one could by any means
have entered and aftewards gone out
witnout disturbing the locks and
bars. The case has naturally caused
umaiaerabie excitement m the com
mumty. Click's well known1 habit
of sleep-walking, together with the
friendly relations which had existed
between the two men, turn the scale
oi puouc opinion in his favor.
prominently spoken of as the re
publican nominee for governor.
Ban Francisco, Aug. o. Tne
fourth congressional democratic dis
trict convention at Los Angeles,
yesterday, nominated Wallace Leach
for congress.
Paolaks, Aug. 5. The republic
cans of the second congressional dis-
can party. He declared they would
have a large accession there from
the greenback party.
Personal.
Prof. E. S. Joyuea left yeelerday for
Spartanburg, 8. C, where he will de
liver a course of lectures before the
state teachers' institute of 8outh Car
olina. Capt. W. W. Woodruff, of the well
known and responsible hardware
house of Woodruff & Co., has gone to
New 'iLork and other ea3tern markets
to purchase fall supplies.
Rev. C. B. Sparrow, Mr. J. B. Hoxsie,
Col. J. B. Minnis, of thia city, and
Mr. W. Ii. Welcker and Bister, of
Loudon, came down yesterday from a
plea9antBfjourn at Tate Spring.
Capt. A. 8. Tate, of Rutledge, and
hi3 two eons were in the city yesterday
registered at the Hattie House.
Msj. Tho9. Steers, of Virginia, who
was a former resident of Knoxville, a
well known railroad and bridge con"
tractor, ia in the city circulating
among his many frienda.
Mr. G. W. Laoabright, of the popu
lar "Trade Palace" of Young & Dyer,
baa gone east to make fall purchases
iir his establishment.
The families of Messrs. A. J. Albers
and J no. T. Rouutree returned home
yesterday from Montva'e SprlDgs.
Mr. De Coffuian, a member of the
Crouch band at Montvale, was over
yesterday, but returned on the Mary-
ville train.
STAPLE AND FAMCY
KEPT IN
AST TEftliy
aro
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EXPELLED.
Cincinnati, Oiiio., Aug. 4. The
board of officers of the Cincinnati
trict yesterday nominated Dudley chamber of commerce to-day, after
C. Haskell for congress by acclamation.
Detroit, Aug. 5. The republi
cans of the third district nominated
E. S. Lackay for congress.
. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 5.
Special ' dispatches say the demo
crats of the 11th district of Mis
souri yesterday nominated John B.
Clark, ir., for re-election to con
gress and the democrats of the 10th
district, Chas. 11. Mansur, to suc
ceed Congressman G. F. Bothwell.
Cinninnati, Aug. 5. A dispatch
o the Gazette says: The republi
can convention at iewarK, unio,
nominated A. R. Clark, editor of
the American, for congressman from
the 13th Ohio district. The repub-
ican primaries last night indicate
that Butterworth and Young will be
nominated for congress from the 1st
and 2nd Ohio districts to-day.
Young has very little opposition and
Butterworth none.
Cincinnati, Aug. 5. The dem-
ocrats at Morrow, O., yesterday
nominated Gen. J. Durbin Ward for
congress from the third district.
Cincinnati, Aug. 5. The. demo
cratic convention of the third dis
hearing the testimony and argu
ments, expelled J. Y. Christy and
suspended H. Newton Christy and
11. W. Cobb, ot the late farm ot
Christy, Cobb & Co., grain dealers,
operating an elevator near Plum
street depot. The board also pro
hibited the book-keeper of the firm
from coming on the floor of the
chamber.
CAS 11 CURED 1
fill Slli
London, Aug. 5. A St. Peters
burg dispatch says the Russian govt
ernment has decided to constuct ten
clippers, five of which will be built
under contract with Mr. Barker, an
American, in the United Sates, and
the remaining five in England and
uermany.
GARFIELD.
New Yor, Aug. 4. The train
with Gen. Garfield and party on
board left Buffalo for New York at
G:30 this morning.
At Batavia, Rochester, Lyons,
Rome, Albany and other large
towns alonar the route crowds of
people had assembled to welcome
the nresidential nominee. Gen.
Garfield everywhere responded
briefly to the greetings and compli
mentary addresses which were made
to him.
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October on the occasion of the mili
tary celebration therr.
Savannah, Aug, Q. A private
telegram from Philadelphia an
nounces the death yesterday in that
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the most prominent and wealthy
citizens of Savannah.
London, Aug. "5. A Madrid
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birth of an heir to the throne is ex-
. London, Aug. 4. A Constantis pected about the end of August.
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quiet; Cuba, 7?; Bin Domingo, 7jc;
fair to good rennlng, viavjc; prime,
8c; refined, cood demand and firm;
standard A, 92. Molasses, quiet, scarce
and unchanged. Rice, moderate de
mand and steady. Wool, steady and
very light deuuand; domestic lleece,
38a50c; pulled, 2250; unwashed,
15a34o; Texas, lS35c. Pork, heavy
and abot 20a per barrel lower, $14.43
14.50; middles, dull, quiet and nominal;
long clear, 75 c; short do., 8Jc. Lard,
heavy and lower with fair bu8lneasv
$7.57j7.60 Whisky, nominal.
Customer "Why are 'Malt Bitters'
so popular?"
Druggist "Becaua, aa a Food Medi
cine, they enrich the blood, harden the
mnscles, quiet the nerves, perfect digestion."
raw?
B3M.A.SIMMOHS-
Loudon, ; 'AngT 5. Gladstone
passed an excellent night, and is
making a satisfactory though slow
progress.
Our li.-t of Sucar .';it! Machinery comprises the
I:irTst and most ertmp'e'e t t'an". Mills, Kv.ip.
i :i urs. nr., made V j au" establishment in tuo World,
tnd!Hc!uijea: , . "
" VERTICAL CANE MILLS
Or iLI. 6I2ES,
HORIZONTAL CANE MILLS
Kossb Tower, ax Stea-j Powkjs,"
.S VGA R EVAP OR A TORS,
S TE A M S VGA R MA CHINE R 2'
n1 a'l rpptratus for Syrup or Susrar making. Circu
lars, wiiii prices, fcc, 'eut on application.
BLYMYER MANUFACTURING CO.,
CIXCIKXATI, O.
Xunvttrturrr nSuanr Cni" Miv-hinm. Victor Can if ill.
Cook Sugar cuporalor. Mm Lnjute.,t(c.
CURES
Indigestion,
Biliousness.
Sick Headache
CQ3TIVENES3.
Dyspepsia,
Couo.
CURES
Lost Appetite,
Sour Stomach,
Foul Breath,
Low Spirits,
enlarqm-t op
. i'' Cm r -m.i
Is Thirty Tears the Oldest.and only geonine Simmon'
Medicina now in Market. Prepared only ty Simkos 6c
Hatdkjt, 2810-12 Clart At., Bt. Ixais, Mo aucceiaor
to M. A. Simmons, M. D. Put up in 25c. aad tl, boy
iw ftod packages, 14 by ftU PlVa, .
THOMAS & FENTON,
MARBLE DEALERS,
. " JLnd Manufacturorg of
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
Marble Monuments.
TOMB AND HEAD STONES.
We ua tat PINE3I MARBLE, nantnteo ti
LOWEST PRICES and th Tery HIGHEST
STYLE of work. Writ far DeaUtni and Inti
mates. North eait Cornet Market Square, x
KNOXVILLE. TENN.
TheVictorRocDriU
WEIX BUKilU ASJf PKOSPKUTOK.
The Diploma and Friz Mdal warded It tt
tho " Oentennlal in 1876. nwiiy-nx of tkr
hand machint orderad in Ofl day. tV(3 Ond
su-tiye Asjent can clear 6126 per
week, bend for Circulars ana Temm.
Address W. WAVB, fuusnixvUic. l fc
HAVEY, ROLEN & GO.,
SELL
ST01ES-
TINWARE
STAMPED WARE
JAPAN WARE.
TOILET WARE
AGATE WARE.
STONE WARE
PUMPS AND PIPE
BIRD CAGES
Full Stock Prices Low!
HAVEY, ROLEN & CO.
Square, Kuoxvillf,
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