Expirations and political jabs from Louisville editorials
The Louisville Courier Journal reports on regional weather patterns for Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, followed by sharp political commentary on Conkling and Hayes amid party clashes. It cites Ben Hill and Lowe of Alabama, blasting duels, vetoes, and the House ethics. The April London dispatch notes Love and Watterson’s fierce tirades, then moves to a New Market race where Charibert, Cadogan, and Rogan Dor vie for the two thousand guineas.
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Lonpox
New Market
Lord Falmouth
Charibert W. Goater
Cadogan
Count de Lezes
Rogan Dor
Congress Frustrates Veto Amid Senate Debate
In Washington April 30 the Senate debates a House bill funding current session expenses and mileage, while the President’s veto of the Army bill dominates House attention. Democratic caucuses discuss strategy, delaying Legislative Executive and Judicial appropriations, with political clauses under scrutiny as possible targets for revision.
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Wasurleton
Senate
House
Plumb
Slavin Convicted for Carriage Collision in New York
New York April 30 Slavin driver of the carriage that collided with Gust Belmont’s rig, injuring him, was found guilty of negligence in a special court session. He received ten days in city prison and a $100 fine. Also in New York Assembly over Governor Robinson veto passes parade bill for Sundays at funerals. In Orensburg a great fire destroys most of the town, causing vast losses and widespread destitution.
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New York
Slavin
August Belmont
Ife
Arnanxy
N. Y
Robinson
Assembly
Tragedy and Legislation In Updates From London And Boston
A man known as Monsieur Filarentine shot his wife Miss Leslie Ellis at the Hooper House before killing himself. Miss Ellis, performing at Adelph Variety Theatre, is in precarious condition. Jealousy cited as motive. In Boston Gov Talbot signed a Civil Damages bill allowing recovery of damages from liquor sales affecting buildings where liquor was sold. Gen Jim Brownlow, death noted in Nashville Banner tribute, praised for kindness and service. Disjointed analysis discusses stopping exodus of Black people in Mississippi with boats denying transport, urging persuasion and faith-based guarantees rather than coercion.
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London
Monsieur Filarentine
Hooper House
Leslie Ellis
Adelph
Miss Ellis
Boston
Mass
Gov. Talbot
Brownlow
Nashville Banner
Jim Brownlow
Steadman
Jim
The Alleged Murderers of John Cooper on Trial
Maryville April 30 1879 Circuit Court sits for Ama rine case with crowds. Amarine and Emmett face jury of twelve after forty two summoned and witness list. First witness surveyor F B Chute maps grounds of the tragedy. court adjourns until morning.
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John Cooper
Maryville
Amarine
Amazine
Emmett
Gil
Geo. Heatsell
John L Vipton
John Parson
W. H. Lawson
Nicholas Russell
John Large
W. A. Colter
B . M. Murray
G. W. Mizer
Jacob Henry
Wm. Howard
R. B
Auction Notice in Knox County Chancery Court
In the matter of M. L. Patterson John Black Cox and Robert Harper trustees v L. Gilson, Pyssvare a decree was pronounced. The property will be set at auction at the courthouse door in Knoxville on Saturday the 17th of May next at a specified hour. The sale is to be on terms: cash by one third and the remainder on credit six and twelve months with approved security and a lien on each parcel as further security.
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D. Swan Et
H. Swan
J A Maolers
Joo
D. Swan
J. A. Mabyva Ee
Ike
Chancery Court
Knoxville
Tennessee
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Knox County
Mais
B. J. Stephenson
R Rodgers
Cohn
N. F. Morj
Solomon Cohn
Huyi
Chancery
Knoxsile Agan
N.F. Morj
Chareng
N. F. Monro
Tennesee
W. B. Staliy
Achment
N. FP. Morj
Seit Court
N. F. Morjo
Tainhaveary Court
Court House
Noxville Whig and Chronicle
M.L. Patterson
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John Black Cox
Robert Harper
L. Gilson
Pyssvare
Innessee
Knoxvile
Kingston Pike
U . Pplwit
M.L. Patterson, Cc. & M
Uancery Court
Noxville
Eeket
Se Aliena
Apri Epilonat Sia Patterson C
Erin
Tenn
Burr & Terry
H. Helsley
Chascery Court
Tennssee
Auoion
Maeser
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
John Cooper
W. R Cooper
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