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folly to resist the authority Of the United States 90
Brooks surrendered the State Offices and disbanded
his.forces
From that day to this che Republicans have never
been able 10 contest Arkansas with the democrats
at a State election. Baxter was followed by 0ar-
land. who was elected without organized opposi"
ton, and after him came Miller, who is now serV-
ing q second term. Nobody ran against him at tho
last election. l visited Arkansas year ago ana
found nothing left of the once victorious hepnDh-
can party but a few disorganized remnants mere
and there, and yet the old Republican leaders dio
not doubt that there was a majority of Republican
voters in the State The difficulty they SAID was 10
get the votes counted. There was no use OF trying
to get them pollsd when they knew that lair
count could not be had.
do not wish to be understood as saying tha'
General Grants action in the Arkansas business was
indefensible His Acknowledgement, Mr.. Williams
furnished him with plenty of legal arguments to DOL
ster it up What do mean to say is that he shoulu
have decided the controversy when it first proke
out instead of waiting until lie was tired OF nearing
OF the civil war convusing the State. Whether no
should have sustained the Democrat VINO was NOV
elected Instead Of the Republican who was elected
is n question that need not DO reoDened mt tins iate
day. The Southern Republicans, who are claimed
by the thrd.term politicians as their chief reance
are the best Judges Of that matter f. VS.
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LANES d. MITCHELL.

General James L. Mitchell, one Of the pro-
prietors Of tho Hotel Brunswick died at o'clock last
evening after few hours illness. All particulars as to
tho cause OF his death were refused ct the
hotel. Mr. Kipzler, partner OF General Mitchell
declined to representatives OF the press, and tie
clerk Mt the Office said that his instructions were 10 give
no information whatever relative TO the DEATH 1t Is
known that after Tuesday morning General
Mitchell was not in his usual good sprite.
He was out for walk yesterday morn
ing, and It was said last night that until within
an hour of his death danger was anticipated The
hotel clerks declined to give the Of the physician
who attended General Mitchell
Moro than thirty years ago Mr. Mitchell was clerk IN
the old American Hotel in Broadway, short distance
above the present site Of tho AstOr House. His
employers we're the Cozzenses, the weIlknown hotel
men, aiterwsrd ut West Point. About 1880 be sue:
cCe1ed William Land0n as lesste or the Cong esq Hall
HO ell at Albany In 1865 he came TO this city and en-
tered mt partnership with G. II. Reed, OF the
Hoffman House. He continued 10 be one OF the
partners in that house until May 1871 when he retired
to his native place, WapOle, N H. year later lie re-
turned to tha city and took the Hotel brunswick Win
Francis Knzlcr. While in Albany IN 1853 he was ap-
pointed GU lrtPTmasterGenoral on Governor morgans
sia II he had lived until August next he would nave
been sixtThree years Of age He married twice, tle
second time his first wfes sister, and he leaves widow
and Two children, son and daughter.
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MARRIED.

BALDwIN-wATERs-On Tuesday ADru 10. at Grace
Church ChanTv by the Rev. MI Nelson. Edward j. Bald
WIN TO Mary T.. daughter Of the late Lemuel H. Waters
esq. all Of this city.
BlGELOw-wHE LoCK-On Tuesday, April 10, 1881, at
The rOSldoncO Of tho BRIDES sister, ~ the Rev. John Ha
D., and the Rev. Dr. Todd OF NeW'Heyen. AIDcrt d.
BgelOw 10 Mary Wheel0ck.
URAND-SHERBU RN-At westport, April IL BY the Rev.
WaYne Brewster, Mr.. Fred T.. Durapd ana Miss fannie
H. SherDurn both OF EllIabethtOWp N. T.
KoBBE-LEA vITT-on Wednesday April IA, at st. Thorn.
as's Church, RAv. william +. Morgan, D. D.: Alice,
daughter Henry 8. Leavitt esq., 10 George O. kobOe
PoTTER-IINSLY- TUESDAY. Api IL. at the resdenee
Of tho briie's father Rev. r. H. Booth, d. D.. Or
Iando b. Potter to Mary Kate, dsnghter OF Dr. Jared
Linsly
TRow-MUNN--on wednesday. April II, at the residence
stephen T. Hopkins; esq by the Rev william Aeams
d. ID, Fowler lr0W IT,. 10 Cora Heles uAuSn'eE VI INC
lato William H. Mum, esq, all OF lla city.
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delivered Discourse before the Society on its sixty
second anniversary, November 20. 1866. Many. OF
his essays will be found 10 1A1 Inergaheaat Regieie
HaTpeTs MORthly Magasihe. and other periodicals:
II 10 stated that be leaves unfinished work entitled
"The Renaissance of Art in America which was to
include his papers upon Bryant and Charming:
DR.. osgOod married Ellen II. Murdoch, OF Bos-
ton, the daughter Of Mrs Rowson, who wrote
Three daughters survive him. he also leaves
q very large circle of friends in this CITY and else
where. OF the Century Club and the Union League
and professional eminence made him well and Ia
vorably known abroad and at home, and his death
while he was still busy with many literary pruJectS
will DO sincerely regretted:
The funeral services will DO held at st. Thomass
Church, Eilth-ave. and Fifty-third-st.. on Monday
Conn, the train leaving the Grand Central Depot
at IL IN.
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of the hrain UnleFs the markell sleep might
lave restored the normal condition blow OF Ino nst
would not affect seriously, unless dencate WHtth-
ker r. not IN my opinion robust"
To Mr.. Townsend the witness said: Rose-blecolnB
Nigh reRnlt from blow the klde OF tho head with
the Fat hand. IL would then be high mp"
In answer to the Court Captain LIppincou eaid; " 1
not positive whether hs ears were cut WtthR knife
or with ecsOrs rather think with tbe latter IL could
Gus with sharp knife aud the hands, apparently with
pin. The consciousness OF having lost blood u un.
dOubtedy Of fright. The loss OF two ounces OF
blood would not OF itself affect the pulse III taken TO-
gether With fright II might"
Cadet Lonis Osihern Of the third class whose room
is next 10 Whttakes, testified next. He gave an ae-
count OF the circumstances OF his bring called TITO the
when the condition OF Whitaker was discovered
He continued went to Cadet HDdRson's room tor
is scissors with which Cadet Burnett Gut tho eors
did not wake up nc all during Monday night 1 hnl
sometimes awakened BY persOus walking OUTSIDE. L
heard no one that night" =.
To Mr.. Townsend the witness said; " Cadet Burnett
did not unite any of the bands. He ont them roe o.
OF my room Immediately adjOtnB tnaC OF nmg-
takers Sometimes conversation can be heard through
the paritiOnnOt the words but the voices the doors
fastened at night. There were sentres IN Tue
Railways. There Is sentinel Ia front OF the DarracHs
HIS beat goes beyond the barracks but how far do not
know. person could enter the barracks from tne
rear"
Surgeon Lippincott msdr statement in his testimony
this afternro on which Mr. Townsend deems highly I'M
pOrt6nt namely that twelve hours after Whitaker was
found there PLAN indentures on his Wrists ana
ankles whore no had been tied. Mr.. Townsend claims
that this shows that he had ben tied very tightly anu
for lOug time.
The court wi meet again tomorrow morning.
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LONDONs ApAl Af'-ASVDOAN NOASuHS' SAN N'S"N-
guished botanist, is dead.
Robert Fortune was born in Berwickshire, IN
1873 He trained horticulturst. and being EN-
poyed In the botanc gardens Of Edinburgh. attended
the university lccures He afterwards employed at
tie botanical gardens OF Chiswiok. He was sent BY
the horticultural Society to collect plants in China, and
upon Lila return published Three Years. Wanderings in
the Northern Provinces Of China" e vols, 1s47 He
embarked again for China 1s4S under the auspices OF
the East India Company to collect information respect
ing the tea plant with view to its culture In northern
India He was absent tEree years. ard his return
published Two Visits to the Tea Countries Of China
1882. A third tour produced his Residence Among
the Chinese; Inland. on the Coast and of Sea 1857
The United States Patent Office employed him. In 1887
visit China to collect the seeds Of the tea shrub end
other plants. with view 10 their introduction into ihe
United states, and he shipped large quantity OF the
seeds TO the United States.
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DIED.

BEARD-In Brooklyn April H. Of pneumonia Ira Beard.
FaSSSa services late residence los ST. Jame'p Sat
cO @IHsyii II papers 4s' please please copy
BRRTHoLF-At Harlem, Wednesday afternoon l4th
inst Abram q. BOrthOli. in the 7cthyeaF OF hts age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
B1Iss-on April IL Frederic F.. OF the late Rev Seth
Fa%oSl on Friday. at from his late residence 4Ol
mania Charles r. Chester IN The 55th year d his age
Funeral from ST. Paus CHURCH, Englowood Thursday after
Train rIGD leaves foot OF Chambersst. at rclocs.
COwDIN-suddenIy Mondsy, April -, at his residence
Funeral VIII take place on Friday April Of 10 H. IRON rom
Boston papers please copy
FERNA NDEZ-At Havana Cuba on Monday April IL ROD
pSiadepHa apeis please copy.
GRANT-on Tuesday. April Is a. Denver COL lanes Hen
HAYDEN-suddenly, Of pneumonia on Monday April is.
Margaret Ts o 1e L rsSnan invited to attend the
funeral services 27 East lsthst Thursday 18TH
,I inst; az Ply az Windsor 4 a Conn
Boston, Hartford and COoperstown " papers please copy
AS5s T. sn aS A H @ sUa
Friends and members o. t1e a e n e rsdsnce Of
s ffsT paao Sss1 f7s l1sR:s Brccfyn mum ~
LooMIs-on wednesday. April IA Sarah Jane wife OF Al
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MACKIE-on Tuesday morning, April IL, Robert Mackie
III I ap XII Of e family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral nom Trinity ChurcD NewYok ut l;So
O. m on Thursday, the 10Th inst.
MITCH ELISuddenly the Hotel Brunswick on Wednes.
day evening, April a. james L. MITCHELL III the oza year
NStIce Of funeral hereafter.
Friends are kindly REQUESTED to send no flowers
osGooD-suddeny on wednesday morning, April at his
fe resdence I5a West 11thst the Rev. samuel Osgood,
IN the 69th year OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
pALMER-On wednesday. April a. Rosina STARK eldest
Of CORTLAND and Catharne AmOry Palmer In tho
ns ana her sehoomates requested 70 attend her fun.
StS ard on Friday 18th inst. at O'Clock IL
IL requested that no flowers be sent
acuNIDT-On Monday morning. April H. Mary elizabeth
rsua OF the late Dr. John W. ScnmdL OF Cnar'
isston e. o.. In the esd year OF her age.
Resfiyes ana of the family are respectfully nveu 20
tho services THURSDAY morning &c ~
O'clock the Church OF the %Veas' neas
South Carolina and Georgia papers please copy.
wATKINs-At Arlington. n. j. on Wednesday morning,
Anr IA Elizabeth wife OF Hezekiah Watkins and daugh-
Ter of Charles q. Ftzhugh Of Bay CITY, Mich 49,, A.
Fnnera services on Friday, April 10. at p % from the
EuiscOD al Church at Belevtle. $50, =.
Train leaves Chamoer by Ere ROAD NSwarK DranCn ~
1880 q. M; returning leaves beleVheNz p m'
COMPANY D, ODD ISgASrRx N g; MY-}
CIRcULARI
Tho Comrnandant the death OF Private EDWARD
A. webb and requests the members Of this Com pany to a
tend his funeral at his late residence No l20 East 02dt on
Thursday the l6thiuss, at ~ O'Clock "a.
% O'N cArrAn sAx Moons SAITH.
.CzARzca HICKS. First Sergeant
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THE WHITAKER INQUIRY.
A SCENE M COURT.

DISTRICT ArroREEY TOWNSHIPS UNANNoUNoED
APPEARANCE CAUsRs A MISUNDERSTANDING
FURTHER TESTIMONY BY THE Posr SURGEONS
The unannounced arrival at West Point yeSter-
day of District Attorney Martin l. Townsend curing
tho session of the Whitaker Court OF INQUIRY was
followed by misunderstanding with tue heCorueI
If the Court Post Surgeon Alexander testified that
be still holds to his opinion that Whitaker was
sba mining when his condition was first discovered.
Acknowledgment Lippincott said he is inclined to
think the cadets ears were cut with pair OF scls-
sors. Cadet Ostheim was also examined
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JOHN Y. LAUB.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-JOhn 7. Laub, O
fOurlh.cass clerk In the First Controllers Office OF the
Treasury Department. died today from the effects OF
carbunce He was sixtyone years DID, and had served
IN the Controllers ONCE fOrtythrte years. during which
time he took vacation OF five days only. Bis father
CLERK in the CONTROLLERS Office when the Govern
ment was removed to Washington, and had served the
Government for fOry-two years. During the last
twenty-five years one bas made figure IN the books
kept by Mr. Laub excepting himself.
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ARRIVAL AT LITTLE ROCK.

A MARCH STOLEN on THE CITIZENS OF THE PLACE.
MEMPHIS, April 14-General Grant and party
with delegation of citizens of Little Rock, Arkan-
sas left this city by special train at noon to-day
They will arrive at Little Rock at o'clock TINS
evening The General will remain as guest OF that
illinois. stopping only at Cairo and Bloomington
LITTLE Rock. Ark. April 14.-General Grant ar-
rived tonight at o'clock, stealing march upon
the citizens' The oity is crowded with visitors.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
S,n1opsis for the pTst 81 hoHrS.

WASHINGTON. April Is. a. ma storm
Of great energy moving in northeastery track s cen
tra In the Lake supecr giOn. The barometer is high
est but falling the South Atlantic States Occasional
rain has fallen In the Gulf States. aud occasional snow
or rain In the Northwest and Upper Lake regions else
where clear partly cloudy weather has prevailed Tho
temperature has fallen In the Northwest and New-Eng
land: where II has riseu. southery winds prevail
the South end Southwest and Lake region ana nOrth
westerly In the Northwest and New'England'
IndleGftODS.
For New.Rngland warmer. partly cloudy weather, oc
caslOnal SNOW, northeast TO southwest wines,
For the South Atlantic aud Middle Atlantic States.
warmer, clear partly cloudy weather. southwestery
WINDS stationary or falling barometer.
CduttonarV Signals
Cautonary signals continue from Indianola to Cape
HatteTas.
npInIIrE nnAl. NRSENY ATIQNS
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sILAs II. COTTRELL.

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. April 14.-Silas H. Cot
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nlfCe tu.uAY.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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day last year and 1919 higher than on Tuesday.
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chances showers in the day. may be expected IN
this ritY and vicinity TODAY,
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ROBERT FORTUNE

LONDON, April 14.-Robert Fortune. the distin
guished botanist, is dead.
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The Union League Club,
MADIsoN.AvE, CORNER 2sTH.sT.
Ngw.YoRk April IL, 1850.
Members Union Club desiring 20 attend the
funeral of late ELLIOT CowDIS are requested -
meet at Club House FRIDAY MORNING. 16&h tasty
at o O'Clock. WALTER BOWE. secretary.
Structure, Impotence and Diseases Of tho 0enersys Or
radically ly cured. Hours 70 and 20 u
HENRY A. DANIELS lA4 Lexington ave near 29thSs
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occup' ed by ROSTER BIAL 4t
good location for q Book Store.
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