The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee (2024)

November 20, 1887

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The Journal and Tribunei

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Knoxville, Tennessee

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Sunday, November 20, 1887

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UMN A lOOBKAI CmilUSHED OHHON1C1R) ruia 1885 1870 1839 KNOXVTLLK TENNESSEE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 20 18S7 vol m--' LNO THE HISTORY OF A LAIfstfl BICITHM JEWS AND COMMENT ILLS BUQSD How a Knoxville Lawyer Proposes to Even With the Association located in this city states that the published reports that a general suspension of the steel rail mills has been ordered are without foundat on There has been according to his statement no thought of suspending the raids and such a proposition was £Ot made at the meeting of steel-rails makers in this city last week YOTE IS THEXHir BY CABIKET FL0UE1KG MILLS DESTROYED AT FORT SCOTT KAHSAS CHICAGO HAS A SHOW A STORE REGULAR BUZZARD him and ran the tongue of the wagon into his breast three or four feet which resulted in immediate death It would be hard for a man to pay a fine and get his horses injured too but there ought to be some law to make the countrymen more careful with their teams From present appearances the city will have to appoint a special policeman to attend to the quarrels fights which occur at the bar room just west of Main street bridge One of our young men went east the first of this week to get married Two or three car loads of tie Twin City Mill machinery has arrived and will be put in immediately Something more than a year ago a libel suit was instituted in the circuit court of Knox county against the Journal by Mr William Wilhite of this county in behalf of his daughter Mary Jane Wilhite and damages were claimed tc the amount of five thousand dollars In writing up an account of the arrest of George Hines for killing Wm Kennedy our reporter mentioned incidentally Conflict of Offldals trative Disorder One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Bashels of Wheat Burned Delivery by a Jletliodit Conference on the Theater I) nest ion Will Not Go to Tralfalgar Square To-day Special to The Journal London November 19 The radical federation committee announces that it will not go to Trafalgar Square to-morrow There will b9 no processions Various radical clubs have been directed to start their men along the tonte to the square in small groups and not to give the police the slightest pretext for Grevy Docs Not Parliamentary Can Enfort Resiguat Fire at a Coal Mine Which Cans i Great Excitement Incendiarism Suspected Gov Ames of Massachusetts is worth 0000 Evangelist Moody will start for India irlj in 1883 Gladstone is 75 years old but looks inch younger New York has 45000 criminals many them innffice John hittier will be eighty years Id December 17th Ira Sankey the tinging evangelist ias gone to Europe Universal sympathy is felt for the af-licted Crown Prince The prohibition election in Atlanta omes off next Saturday Herbert health is so poor hat he receives no callers The Nashville republicans nominated ohn Littleton for mayor Republican Nomination for Mayor in Nahv Strikers Returning- to Work Lauuclied KNICKERBOCKER ENTERTAINMENT 1 Paris November 19 -chamber of deputies treme left moved the the government on the domestic policy A m-)v the ministry to Snow Storm at Chicago Chicago November 19 A snow storm the first of the season began here early this morning and when darkness came to-night showed no signs of abating The wind all day blew a gale while the I temperature kept going gradually lower 1 This evening the storm had all the Char- a Typo Strike Off Rochester November 19 The striking compositors of the city newspapers and job offices last night declared their strike off This morning a number of strikers applied hr work as individuals and where there were empty cases they were hired Competent compositors taken on during the strike will not be discharged to make room for the strikers Special to The Journal Fort Scott Kansas November 19 The Goodlaoder Flouring Mills and elevator with 150 03 bushels of wheat were totally destroyed by fire this morning The loss will amount to $300000 with insurance for $10000 The adjoining buildings wereSdamaged $50000 The fire was caused byoil which leaked from a tank on the raillfcad switeb'in rear of the mills into the Engine room and under the fire box 'fierce wind was blowing at the timej and for a while there was great excitement Assistance was telegraphed for ftom Kansas City and Parsons but the flames were under control before either efty could respond aclerietics of a regular blizzard At times the street car traffic in the north division of the city was brought to a complete standstill THE THEATER New Steamer Launched Wilmington Del November 19 The iron hull screw steamer Manteo being bunt for the Old Dominion Steamship Company was launched at Pusey yards this afternoon The vessel will be one hundred and ninety feet long twenty-six foot beam ten feet and eight inches deep The Manteo will ply between Norfolk Va aud New Berne Resolutions Passed by the Virginia Metho-eist Conference The motion was rejecta 32S to 242 Trime Mir mediately announced the cabinet The mo' pellation of the govern Clemenceau I demanded that debate adjourned until the 24 interest of the measure the public debt was a singular method holders of public funds they could live inpeac and to promise that tin crisis such as fore occurred' The dared had too the explanation The no cxvernmcnt The in condition to guid policy Parliament the direction of right of the state and police I GROUND BUtlNKO Set on Fire Rumors that Breakers by Striking Miners Special to The Journal WlLKESBARRE Coxe Bros No near Hazelton was bu this morning Loss Were November 2 model ned to 5000 This Literary Society Gives Its First Entertainment to the Delight of All Present An audience of culture and as regards the fair sex of great beauty assembled in the Knickerbocker hall on Market Square to witness the long looked for entertainment of this estimable literary organization It is useless to say that the fullest expectations of those present were realized to the utmost Promptly at eight the president Prof Thomas called the house to order and made an appropriate and very original welcome speech which was greeted with cheers Then the first performer on the program was introduced Tucker who read an extremely thoughtful essay upon the erv great question of Social Next came an oration by Thomas nfon Edgar Allen Poe Mr Thomas has the happy faculty of treating every subject in a strikingly original manner He has wonderful ease of delivery and grace of expression Mr McCallie gave a declamation with good effect Young followed with ah oration on Bard of the which was well written The principal feature of this production is that it rt splayed great thought For one of his are his knowledge of literature is wonderful Then the debate followed upon the question Was Grant a greater general than The affirmative was discussed by Carter in an able and an interesting manner A Broyles answered him on the negative and it is but justice to say that he did his side of the question justice Mr Broyles is a forcible speaker and presents an array of facts and illustrations in a manner which is hard to ansWer The program closed with a dialogue by Baker and George DeArmond This was the most striking feature of the exercises and in truth the The rendition of this bean tiful poem was fall of the fire of dramatic talent The costumes were Buperb the one of a Highland chief the other of a Highland seer Altogether the exercises were excellent The committee gave their decision in favor of the negative 19 breaker the ground insurance Miner Will Return to Work Special to The Journal Wilkesbarrk Pa November 19 The miners and laborers of the Moser colliery at Pillston who have been on a strike for some days past for an advance in wages will return to work on Monday The operators and strikers met this evening and an amicable adjustment of the differences was agreed upon $30000 A braker aso destroyed by fire this morning a longed to the new Buc Co Loss $80000 pa Delano It be-Mountain Coal daily insured Danville Va November 19 The Methodist Conference to-day passed the following resolutions by a rising vote: Whereas The Methodist Episcopal Church South has always borne strong testimony against the theater and Whereas The patronizing of theatrical exhibitions by professed Christians has by reent occurrences been given unusual prominence and Whereas The situation seems to justify the expression of an opinion on this subject by the cenference therefore Resolved That we are profoundly convinced of the evil character and influence of the theater and of the power as a promoter of irreligion immorality cud vice Resolved That we most affectionately and earnestly exhort our people to Bet their faces against this thing as a diversion which cannot be used in the name the Lord Jesus A Brown A Peterson Paul Whitehead John Edwards that Hines had three years before that time seduced a young girl of respectable parentage named Wilhite who became a mother The printer by mistake set up the name Wilhite and it was bo published in the paper The editors and proprietors of the Journal nor the reporter knew that there was such a person living as Mary Jane Wilhite and of course had no malice toward her and meant to do her no wrong A few days afterwards her father came to town and consulted a well known lawy er about bringing the Buit The lawyer told him that a lawsuit was not necessary that if his daughter had been wronged in any way by the Journal its proprietors would cheerfully do whatever was necessary to correct it He came to the Journal office and was told that a cor rection would be made and returning he so told Mr Wilhite but that did not satisfy him: he immediately secured the services of Walter co*cke another lawyer and had Buit brought that afternoon before it was possible to make any correction The case has been tried twice The first time the jury did not agree and a mistrial was entered A few days ago it was tried again and a verdict rendered for one thousand dollars A motion was entered for a new trial which Judge Logan granted yesterday In the inter-estof ustice it could not have been otherwise as it was clearly proven that no reference bad been made to Mary Jane Wilhite that her neighbors who were witnesses in the case knew that the publication referred to and not to that nobody believed that Mary Jane was meant and that at the time of the seduction mentioned Mary Jane did not live in six miles of the place mentioned in the publication We deeply regret tbat Mary Jane Wilhite who is a respectable lady of unblemish ed character should if she does suppose tbat the Journal is capable of any attempt to sully her good name On the contrary we would do anything possible to uphold her good name or that of any other lady who might be assailed The animus of the prosecution is partly explained by the open declaration o' Walter co*cke who brought the suit who says he did it get even with the As a lawyer he had a right bring the suit and we do not blame him for it but when after bringing it he boasts that he did it to even with the Journal we have a legitimate right to take a hand in the business He has a grievance or thinks he has which he proposes to settle One cause of offense we understand is tha in writing up a democratic meeting some time ago we mentioned the gentleman in The burning of tl two breakers excitement and caused considerable rumors were current that they had been set on fire by strikinj were also rumors that miners There Appeals have been Visible Supply of Cotton New York November 19 The total visible supply of cotton for the world is 2649386 bales of which 2153885 bales are American against 2360395 bales and 1985049 blales respectively last year Receipts of cotton this week at all the interior towns 220616 bales receipts from plantations 322588 bales crop in sight 3276080 bales Nine students have been suspended rom Wiliams College for hazing 8 Cox has made $15000 out of his Decades of Federal i The resignation of the French minis-1 ry furnished Bensation at 1 Paris A fire at the Pennsylvania coal mines is suspected to be the work of an incendiary iB Noah Porter denies that he is en-Aged on a revision of dictionary Senator Ingalls willsoon publish his much talked of novel a satire on ington life A Col Cody (Buffalo Bill) claims that he his made $800000 but of his wild west combination Fort Scott Kansas had a big fire yesterday iu which 150000 bushels of wheat was burned Ex Secretary Manning is living a quiet life and is under the constant ca of a physician Archibald Forbes the well known no Aspaper correspondent wilt pass the winter in Washington Max Bull and his has been translated and published in thirteen languages 'The resolutions passed by the Virginia Methodist Conference yesterday are a hint to Dr Kelley of Nashville Thb Alarm the anarchist paper edited by A Parsons has resumed publication under a new management A daughter of Bancroft the historian will be married to a young Frenchman the latter part of next month Edward Atkinson has discovered that the and weight of men in this country has increased since the war THE-Gaifield statue at Cincinnati will be unveiled with appropriate ceremonies on the first day of December The cost of the election held in New York City November 8th is estimated by the World at nearly one million dollars THb republican majority on the aggregate vote in Virginia will probably lead Henry Watterson to say: told you The meeting of the stockholders of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad company to-morrow will be an event of interest in fi aancial circles administrative diaordt A division on the gov: to adjonrn debate wa i elusion of Genf Upon announcement vote the chamber adjc day amid great exci Suant to adjournment epntica the ministers when they proceeded Elyseo and -placed tli the adds of Presicent Rouvier upon of deputies accosted said havereliev some burden I hr President Grevy to aetv a ministry" Goblet dedared chamber that he wool form cabin Among those who I jorit on the motion tc bate were 169 repu servatives The min republicans aud eeven PreeidfcG revy tions of his minister Srcv THE TEXAN STRIKE Weekly Bonk Statement New York November 19 The weekly bank statement shows the following changes: Reserve decrease $1099400 loans increase $231400 specie decrease $3090900 legal tenders increase $1367-800 deposits decrease $2494800 circulation decrease $600 The banks now hold $7488000 in excess of the 25 per sent to Governor Beater for troops to protect the mine prop rty No appeal however has been sent to the governor and it is believed here and throughout the mining district the miners have had nothing whatever to do with the burning of the breakeife The burning of tb i breakers in the Hazelton region this mprnine is shrouded in mystery There ha 3 been no trouble at the Buck Mounts mines and no strike there The bui nine of the Coxe A Co breakers at Drifton is not attributed to the mii ers There is as yet no cause for alarc i tut should the miners in that region be evicted from their tenements which they now occupy serious trouble may bfe expected The leading miners regret: the burning of these breakers and say the deed could not have been done Dy any of the strikers or anyone having the interests of the collieries at heart Hazrlton Pa November 19 Nothing definite can be ascertained as to Ihe origin of the fires which destroyed the breakers of Coxe Co at Drifton and of the new Back Mountain Co at De lano Some of the operators are of the opinion that the fires were started by striking miners and application to the sheriff of the county for deputies to protect the mine property is said to have been positively refused to-night by the sheriff Dr Lonfa Maas in Rogergnlle large and enthusiastic audience Thrown from an Engine Staunton Va November 19 Fireman Adams of Rockbridge county was thrown from an engine at Station on the Chesapeake and Ohio railway this morning and instantly killed fanseiigor Trains Leaving on Time but Freights Held Up Chicago November 19 A Houston Texas special says The strike of the yard switchmen of the Southern Pacific railway (Atlantic system) still continues While the passenger trains leave on time no freight trains have departed from the depot since the etrke commenced Yesterday the officials of the road closed the shops and freight office at this point and also closed the large shops at Harrisburg six miles below Houston and Buffalo Bayou This movement on the part of the railroad company has thrown 300 men out of employment Tfie officials say they will not resume work again until the strike ends A committee of citizens went to the striking switchmen but failed to settle the trouble It is believed that all the yard men in Houston are about to strike Fi iUeut Paris Nuveuibev Presented to the President Washington November 19 The members of the British fisheries commission was formally presented to the president to-day They were received in the private library adjoining the cabinet room Des Debate says that UN of President Grevy is does not admit that sure can enforce the tion Such a state would be subversive 6 His resignation would ous precedent as his thereby be bound to i public opinion was ag believed that only feet of police ana cated in the letter scar BRISTOL STILL BOOMING Rive Appointed Washington November 19 The President to-day appointed George Rives of New York to be assistant secretary of state A listened with breathless two hours to this pianoist on Wednesday last with the wonderful Fantasie in major Op 17 Schumann his program embraced nearly every Btyle of piano music from the stately Polonaise iu A flat of Chopin to the Dreaming Berceuse of the same composer Then followed several arrangements from the Wagner operas notably the Magic Fire Scene from arranged by Louis Brassin the famous teacher in St Petersburg which piece Dr Maas introduced to this country His own Du ir led us to believe that America ia already in the field with noted composers of worth and ability The recital closed with which fairly electrified the audieuce A prolonged encore was responded to with arrangement of the from It was a notable evening for the must cal department of the Synodical College in the interest of which the concert was arranged Rogersville enjoys the high honor ol being one of four places thus favored by Dr Maas on his toor of a week Following is the programme in in full Fantasie Op 17 Schuman Marche Militaire Sehubert-Tausig (a) Nocturne sharp (b) Polonaise Op 53 Berceuse Chopin Wedding March from Spinning Pong from and Grand Polonaise major Lipzt Reverie du Soir Maas Valse Caprice Rubenstein Magic Fire Scene from Wag-ner-Brassin and Tremolo Tale Beat Princeton Special to Thk Journal New York November 19 In the game of foot-ball to-day Yale beat Princeton by a score of 12 to 0 and Du By Cable to Thk Journal Dublin November 1 of Tnllamore jail hearing for the use of Mr smuggled into the pii-proceeded to the prisoner Tip and tweed AN IMPORTANT MATTER connection with Louis Rucker Now Louis took no offeuse so far as we have heard at the mention of his name in that connection he is just as friendly with us as he ever was and if he offended we see no reason why Walter should be so sensitive It is not our purpose to try our lawsuits in the columns of the Journal and we do not propose to but in the case of we assure the young man that he shall not be undrthe necessity of playing a We will stay with him for a spell at least and as the process of goes on we promise that we shall have and enough to make it quite interesting hen he has arrived at a point where he is willing to strike a balance and wants us to charge up nothing more he can say so He has inaugurated the business not we and we can only promise that we will be with him in six troubles and wben the seventh comes we will not foreake him We are in ior ihe war or until he considers the account settled Railroad Collision In Texas Galveston November 19 The south bound passenger train on the Gulf Colorado and intafe road collided last night at Alvin Junction near Galveston with a water train The locomotives came together with terrific force wrecking both trains Engineer Hitchco*ck and Fireman Compton of the water train were killed Engineer Hussey and Fireman Haas of the passenger train together with Baggageman Wm Reynolds and Express Messenger Jones Levy were all hadly injured Reynolds and Levy will probably die None of the passengers were injured but all badly shaken np The accident was occasioned by an attempt of the water train to steal a station six miles distant The baggage and express cars were consumed with all their contents Well Known Poetens Bead S( eeial to The Journal New York November 19 Emma Lazarus the well known poetess ana translates is dead The Immediate Necessity for Additional Hotel Accommodations in Knoxville CONTRACT I EX' For tlie Knox County Building of More Pike Eddie Wtl London November of Wales and her Queensborough this mark They were im Wales who escorted They were greeted en their arrival in this The work-Louee committee yesterday morning let the contract i the construction of one aud a half miles more pike south of the river The new road is THE KINZEL-CLAPF WEDDING Prospects for Becoming a Great Railroad Center Bristol November 19 Bristol is about to boom again so says report The Bristol and South Atlantic from Bristol to Elizabethton the the Tennessee Midland the Atlantic and Danville from the sea-bord to Bristol the South Atlantic and North Western are talked on the street corners in the public offices and around the firesides Tney may come and again they not The Atlantic and Danville lias recently been relet to contract and there are now 2000 hands at work on the road Dr Bailey reports that work on the A will be commenced very soon and we have it from a very reliable source that the road will be built and that very soon The A is about as likely to strike to Bristol as anywhere else and reports say that it is to be built to Bristol and consolidated with the South Atlantic and Ohio And if the Atlantic and Danville is built the Tennessee Midland wid likely build to Bristol to Ct a through line to the seaboard Alt this talk together ith the goodTp respect of a 100 toil iron furnace anti a large woolen factory which MrH Sater of Leeds England representing a syndicate of capitalists talks fit locating hero has given the boouers a splendid chance to talk More hotel talk The Reporter says that Jas Anderson has contracted with Jno Crowell for a large number bick likely to be used in the erection a $25000 or $30000 hotel on the corner of Main and Fourth street A good investment An amusem*nt hall is very badly needed in Bristol We agree with you Kindrick A Oq believe that advertising is the life-blood of trade A splendid sign jfeinted by Swan now ornaments he west side of their business house Mr Jerry BantaM and bride nee Miss Margaret Fry arf iisitiog the family of tio ather of the bride- Dr Banting Appointed French i By Cable to Thb Journal LoaDON November lor of the-' French Britain has been appol at Cairo usserar at London Hon John 1 Littleton Nominated for Mayor of Natihville Special to Ths Journal Nashville Tenn November 19 John Littleton was nominated for mayor by the republican city convention to-day without opposition Resolutions were adopted favoring an economic administration of the city government preference to home contractors for all city work the extension and improvement of the public school system and improved sanitary regulati ms kno vn as the Pickens Gap branch of the mill road There were five bids before the committee That of Sam and James Shea who bid jointly was the lowest responsible bid It was accordingly accepted and the contract warded them The prices to be paid are for loose dirt twelve cents per yard hard dirt and stone seventy-nine cents and for putting on macadam eighty cents Messrs Walker Shea agree to do the work and have the road completed within three months at the above figures they to clothe feed and guard the convicts The work da the main line of the road will keep the convicts about two weeks yet Then they will be put to work on the new road There are at presen about fifty working men available YM Mr Coykendal) ing night service of i iasi pjght ia his and several short i made by those preser A Flnix Real Eatate Market During the last week there has been an unusual stiffness in the real estate market The unparalleled improvement going on in Knoxville and suburbs has set property-owners to thinking and ihe firmness in prices is result It is a little difficult just now to accurately fix rates on any kind of malty pending future developments and this explains the comparatively few transfers made It has also defeated the completion of deals under negotiation Every mdh feels a hesitancy in letting his dirt 'go for he argues that prices must improve in the near fa ure and there is no neceity for immediate sale It is Only a question of time when the market will be ns active as it ever has been in our history Few persons we believe really appreciate what a disadvantage Knoxville is at in not having more extensive hotel accommodations If as many as three hundred persons were to come to the city now at the same time and apply for accommodations the hotels would be crowded to their very utmost we might put the number at one third less and still they would be crowded We have every reason to believe that five thousand strangers will visit Knoxville between this and next spring if they were assured of comfortable accommodations more than half that nnmber could be had at one time There is no longer any doubt that thousands of people in the north and east have their eyes turned towards Knoxville and millions of northern nd eastern capital will be invested in this section in the next two or three years This movement would be greatly accelerated by having the kind of hotel accommodations needed and which we should have We know of no place in the south where a good hotel is so urgently demanded as in Knoxville aid no place where a good hotel would pay better A few weeks ago a number of gentlemen procured a charter upon-which to organize a stock company for the purpose of erecting such a hotel as the city requires and must have They have no interest in this enterprise except the interest' felt in common with other citizens in the prosperity of Knox-ville They were willing to give their time to the project and invest some money They have not met with the encouragement they should have had The amount of stock necessary it seems to ns ought to have been promptly subscribed but it has not been and the work of raising -subscriptions drags in a way that is not encouraging There ought to be a sufficient number-of persons in the city who are able to subscribe large and rnvnfa the 9 Tre- lh Reception and List of Prewnti Given by Friends After the marriage of Mr Charles Kinzel to Miss Ida Clapp at Spring Place church Thursday night the bridal party and friends went to the home of the father Mr Kiczsl where a bountiful and rich repast was served The popularity of both the young people was shown by the elegant display of presents bestowed The list appears below Set silver teaspoons Clapp set knives and forks Bell silver cake basket Crittenden silver butter dish Tittsworth pickle stand Mr and Mrs George Kiazel one dozen water glasses Mrs Kinzel silver castor Dennis Gleason Curtis and Maxey pair of vases Mrs Lizzit Denton glass dish Mrs Miller fine china set Hubbard A Lyle Carter and Dooley feather duster Fred Denton table linen Harley and Ollie 8at carving set Frank Preston and mother set silver table spoons Kinzel table linen Mr and Mis Kinzel carving set Chas Lamhan castor Ed Boffatt dust Mrs1 Will Love silver cap Hassie McCampbell broom from A Love the inscription mild weather use the brush in stormy weather use the other end writer Nora Love desert dishes and bowl Bertie Gibbs colored glass Alva Clapp water set Leo Hall fc I 1 New Enterprise for Chattanooga 'pedal to Thk Journal Chattanooga November 19 The Standard Machine Works of Bay City Mich located a new manufactory in this city to-day When work on fhe buildings is completed the plant will be removed to Chattanooga The contract was let to day by the A Wood Mower and Reaper Vorks of Youngstown- Ohio for the erection of six buildings to cost $50000 The buildings will te com pi-ted inside of sixty days whfsi1 the 'plant will be moved to this edy 15 Accidentally Shot Tn the shooting affair in Lexington Ky last Wednesday whetiJ'homas Green shot and killed Baldwin Polk who epe some time in Knoxville last sprirpo accidentally shot twice onceihe head and bnce in the ani acting rs peace-maker separate the combat-u' A Lexington special to the Commercial Gazette he meetings that bat the week nave been the Holy Spirit and 1 be revealeu in eternit Two strangers wt meeting expressed lo be there siying: here we hardly kcer evening but decided ing handed a card young man hom The invitation con CL A is a most impo cards they distribute filling the wr good ground and fruit an hundred fc' PROGRAM Dr Ring-young men at A Messrs Fithian Pr Barker will sing A Fldridge pi Mr Henderson i i St Eph Em ci a Hahr A Bis Industry A reporter yesterday ascertained that a gentleman of means from Chicago was in the city on a prcspecting trip He comes to Knoxville looking for a location for a lrge slaughter house He went over the city and consulted with a number of business men about his proposed venture Encouragement was given him and the stranger has about decided to move to Knoxville bay land and at once put up a slaughter and packing house If inaugurated it will be in' readiness for next years business groom Several our local Sw Orltaas Bact Special to thk Journal First race five furlongs Bsllebri won A sad feature of the tragedv is the Feetus second Phil Lewis tt painful woup received by Polk' editor oJJ Drummer Polkis-apoor poor capitalists have bought the Thompson-Honston Electric Light privilege in Bristol-Goodson The maeffdeety alone is to cost $13000 and is (to be in operation in three months I 'The Evening Leafier of Grand Rapids Michigan says: the concerns that arepeing started (in the south) ibne- company at Bristol- Tenn' 4vith a- capital of hall Second race half mile Bokeye won Black Knight second Bob Ffiomas third time 0:51 Third tiiree-f jCtbs of a a large family of small ren and his misfortune will 2'lsly cripple his business He had his and dressed this morning in the presence of your representative and the wmnd was in rather bad condition the i First Fay on tb Messrs McDonald Shea A Co contractors On the alley railroad second Allegheny woi 4 fxwa Glenn 13 le Climax won million who i-'d being very much swollen and very a Mr connection with ines one for f-a Fri frr Uq ar 1.

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