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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

REPORT Of the Condition of "The National
Bank of Newosrry, s. c." at Newberry,
in the State of South Carolina, ct the Close of
Business on the 9th Day Of May, 1851.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. $3.50, ,64l 93
Ovcrdrafts. s.................. 1899 81
/. S Bonds TO secure Circula-
ton. $50, 900 90
Due lrnm other National Banks 1880 A
Due from State and Private
Banks and Bankers. ....... 1855 33
Real Estate, Furniture aud Fix
lures. ........ $500 90
Current Expenses i Taxes Paid 4,647 95
Checks and other Cash Items, 1882 So
Bills of other Banks. ....... 5,6h2 60
Fractional Paper Currency,
Nickels, and Cents. ....,... $40 81
Specie.... 3S,SS6 %
Legal Tender Notes. ...... 2l,930 90
Redemption Fund with Z. 5.
Treasurer Is per cent. Of Cir
cu!ation). ..... ,......... 6,750 90
Due from z. S. Treasurer (o:her
than per cent. Redemption
Fund. ............ 900 40
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18
S56l,997 ~
LIABILITIES.
. S56l,997 II

l. John B. Csrwile, Cashier of "The Ma
tioral Bank Of Newberry, S. g." do sol
rmnly swear that the above statement is
true, to the best Of my knowledge and
belief. JNO. 3. CARWILE,
Cashier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

''WET AND Dry
50 as to accom- II odate all tastes. An
occasional Ecrroise turned up its back
for the benefit Of the Press Gang who
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18
The Press Association.
SevHne;. .tEanl,;al FEee:iE,y.

On the Rail-Arrival at Beaufort-Grand Re-
c>ption-The Barqust-Roeked or the Cradle
ct the Deep-The Fan Of War New Eamp-
shire-Port Rcyal-Coosaw-Gf for jackson
ville-0n the Water Again-High Railroad
Rates-Curiosity Shop, &c., &c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

Yorkville elected a "dry ticket
the 9Th instant.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

TIL" meetings Of the Press AS>ocia.
ti..n have grown from good to better
aud this our seventh is recorded as
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

Intcndant Town Of Newt berry, S. C.
J. $. FAIR, c. 4 T. I. 9. \.
May II, l9-4t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

May is, 20-3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18
CURIOSITY SHOP,

ing pleasant mention The Carolina 1resS
Gang" as the UNION so facetiously (?) terms
the South Carolina Press Association, came
up on the Water Lily last Saturday evening,
and though unexpected, were met by l
large crowd Of lookers-on at the wharf
when the steamer landed. 1t was 4 jolly
crowd-as by the way all editors are !-and
their laughter and merriment brought down
many of cur citlzens to witness the disern-
barkation. After they had got over their
first enthusiasm at beholdirg our beautiful
city, they proceeded to land and look
around in search Of d stopping place. Mine
host Shelley, of the Carleton. finally sccu-
red them and the entire. delegation were
soon en- route. Up Reid street marched
the ''Six hundred"-"eyes to the right Of
them, eyes TO the left of them, eyes in
'front.'" as they were the observed Of all
observers. At tile Carleton supper was
served and thoroughly enjoyed by the
crowd OF hungry editors-by the way, edi-
tors are proverbially hungry, especially WIS.,
iting ones-afterwards all gathered in the
parlor for music and social converse, &C"
ONCE MORE on THE DEEP.
In the soft moonlight, with melIowed
hearts, editors and guests bade good bye to
Palatka and newly made friends and took
passage on the spleudidly appointed Steam
er Frederick DeBarrY, bound for Sanford
and Enterprise, contiguous towns, about
l35 miles distant. At - midnight the
steamer having shipped her last freight,
blew her last whistle, started her paddles
to chu7nirg, and moved out into the river
like a thing of lite. An introduction to
Capt. Shaw, the commander, fine looking
specimen of the honest sailor, satisfied us
that we were in competent hands. Under
the influence of the bright moonlight, and
the ripping, sparkling water, it was late
ere berths were sought, and sleep yielded
to. Even then, one Of the softer sex, we
leave it to the reader TO guess who, showed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE large reductions Of
rent by the sulcouIui-,ons under the Land Act are
c1uIng outcry the part Of the landlords and de
uaud for Government compensation. The Tunes saws:
ave think there ground yet apparent tor the be
lief that lcnl.lt landlords have submit TO sweeping
reductions Of rent In the contrary event, however,
they vii doubtless cudcayOr to hOd bc Ministry io s
pledges for compensation given during the debate on te
Laui BlL"
Lord Po-'arlne'on writes to The Times pointing ont
that the Did hereditary estates rru- have not been
rI srl f,r number OF ycurs. and f the su"owm s'1n-
reduce these rent, any ytHiug Ike p per cent cr
NJ coud-c,,ion win bee rightly raised aud Nj Gad,ioae's
declaration the House ~ Comuous relative % Cpui-
pcusaton viii come to the front with irTcsstibe
force.
Liberal mauhcr Of Parliament who 'oylily sup
ported the Land E writes that It IS n unjust that rcut
he lowered because Of waste and tmproytcuce on the
part "f the tenant that D. bc raise, on his improve
m,rts Il tine rent u to reduced because Of nc-cis-
us and "chlru"ss of the tenant tine landlord should
bc compensated hy the Government
f. II O'pouucl Homo Euler member Of Parliament
for raurlr al-o writes 10 ne TJrcs pointing ont
that .u 'bc Castle Blanc, IuI Eu.,l r.rcs the irdlc-
ra-- ~ rent nave already been appealed a-nias' ad
-u.1. case fof an appeal 70 Parliament for 'onpr's'-
rl. rawupafr.cS Ilrl Commission o.ily announced
'- .iuu .u s.'c.u "t,,s "u iIU t,..'H "u' '"TH.I
estates. The reduction BOO '.1rt'. ,. 'Ne"' amounts 8"
E-J .u total rental co.. Sip-. OF -nH nr c-nt u i"p
ca.,. remit. au Iua O.. shilling, wrr. reduced ." ll' n
sH3 ls- tl lg.H.....'t Iu l.r cos. 3D.. p.' 1909 I.
t...a, l1 d. ",.! o, alu-o. Castle, .h' COMMAS '"'
..rr. r..n, lt parI- Of County Cor, IisrIos, the
.,t extraordinary ''-erH, "- '"' part ". ..' l- I'D
rg n,r.r. ,le Land .olr In -!l' ..s,,,.- a' -.n,
of u.ac' ur Hru- -Hl'.i-.aa to""'' '-' .''.'' u q"
laga, @ rrsy,oa e. , 'an@ ..,,c s,e,r al. ,n Cons.
tsc rJaI.dac for member ~ fa.lln'u ;o nI 'hr va
ciu,, caused hv fhc appointment 'I uu-" '.'" q" Dee
auu lately distinguished u'AN,. o il l' Cure "i
Victoria. Nu-."i.h tt "' -'II jon bon .'| ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
VOL. XII. N" Isl.
GARFIELD'S MURDERER
THE AssAssINS TRIAL AT HAND.


,,,o ,,vpoprs TO PROVE HIMSELF INSANE L'AhLl
ro prove FUTuE--A REPETITION oi NN W., va
cRIuE-BRIEF RECORD OF AN IdNoDLh OA'','-',
As fine only defence likelytO be preseh'to o'
tbe trial of Charles j. Guiteau, the assassin VI
President Garfield, which will begin on M"h""S
Of Washington, is that Of INSANITY a CORE
enoudent of THE TRIBUNE shows the cioS'
analogy between the motives that lea 10
his crime and those which influenced Ine
murderer of the Duke OF Buckingham co"-
cerning whose sanity no doubts were
EXPRESSED on his trial or suSeeSVou
bv historians. He has also collatod facts III IT.
gard to the career of the assassin W!llch were
familiar to thc public four months ago. ""'
which NAV have been partially l"i&o''ei'
The idea Of proving his own INSANITY Is
believed to have been entertainer oS
Guteau when he formed the purpose
Of assassinating the President, ana
to have governed his words and actions since
that time. 4 large number of witnesses nave
been summoned to Washington. District
Attorney Rollins feels compelled to decline 10
assist i'm the prosecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
THE NEW FRENCH MINISTRY.

PARIS, Nov. lit is now believed that Cabinet
will be formed tomorrow with VI. Gambetta as
President of the Council without portfolio, and NJ.
DE Freycinct and VI. Leon Say Ministers OF For
eirn AiaiIS and Finance respect vely.
lathe Chamber of Deputies to-da General Fare,
the retiring Minister of War presented bill for
supplementary vote of 2S,OOO,0J0 francs for the
Tunls and Oran expeditions.
LONDON. Nov. IA Paris telegram says that it
is understood that VI. Gambctta does not wish to
form Cabiuct hastily, but that he wants homo
g.urOuS and durable one. The question of retain
ing VI. Ferry is slIl undecided.
Ihc imos says It understands That W. CbaIlewcl-
Lacour, the French Ambassador at London, Will
not make part of the new French Ministry Cen
cral Cuugenon will become heal of the War OIoe,
aud VI. dc Fryciuet will assume the post of Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs 1t is unsettled whether or
not VI. Ferry viii remain Minister OF Public
Instruction.
The IiHic,s Paris correspondent says:
Unlas, thc programme Of the Ministry shal he
dspirlaug large section of the Lett The fusion of
the three groups thereof bee taken accom-
prshcd act Only the Extreme Left has constituted it.
seil a. q separate group.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
TALK AFTER THE ELECTIONS.

WHAT IS SAID IN THE REPUBLICAN 7I''" OoiAlI-
TIE EO 'NS-sHE'r 70 MhoA CREDIT l. DJE-
POINTS OF TIE CANVASS WHICH A'.UsE PUL-
rrI,Ns.
tn, i.t,st inform9t;on received at The Re-
-, -. .,.,-r.,. .r,,.t an.
t~''..' .'.' . s.. -, m.
.'s''''' ava ....r.,.,-r. an. .,.al. .x-
60 ,,,.-, a..,,,fi.. which ara parfly
t'....'i vI.ar f,n returns are received from
... ...e c,,n..., IL ia proa1b!s that tho
-. ,.t. r.. nearly llOJO 4lc National
,...,.,....r. I,b,, Marty had a ucket IA TIE Gsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

WITNESSES IN THE GrIrEAU CASE.

W,SUINGToN, Nov. ll.-FoGWiHg Is list Gi
nov, Itp-r. ON the part nf the Government furnished
10 utan by the Marshal yesterday. rcqarcdby law:
John Crorscr warden at The jan, Washington; j. l..
pu Eoruy. Washington Robert T. 'iiti, Washington
the Rev Rush Il. Smpp"n. Washington; II'n
r ,;rorf Washington: May : Iocswooi Washington ;
william Grant Washington Charles l.. Gardner,
Washington: Charles T. Gardner Washington; N'lH1m
Park r.. New York CITY; Henry b. sauI' N"w-N"rk
Citr. Jane, 4 Wood. Nrw-Y"rk CIV; Joseph &.
Hutchinson, New York city; Samuel D. Gross Pm''h'I-
phia; John Ashurf. Philadelphia; John I.
Uad,rn 81 Louis. Henry r. Campbell,
Augusta. Ga: II. Hpmit n View YORK
CITY; John Pu-ruy. Utica, y. Y; Forlyc" Barker.
Ncw-York CITY; William II. Cook L. D'nsmore'
Fdyar Becky. Arthur Simmons. W. : 'r'"-
ford Daniel sprss- Alph"nso D'nn' j. /.
Rickard. Charles T.. Kennedy, Richard flNrn IA
ward savoy. william Given. T.. rronP Martin, o. /.
prudca. Charlie. NJ. Hcud'oy, WIN. Young jos
: BnIvay. W l. Duke o. Judd, H. O..
Morton. = r sheridan. 7 ! Dolan, = A. Brown walker
blaine Washington. colonel John Isy. Cleveland. ohio;
Ecuil,nil f Montgomery. Washington: Mrs y \ WI.
SON Denver. col. .. Mcicar shaw. Nrr York 't';
uy wood rnG!arEa2 p r,.a,, T. da2'"r1'!' t, w.r
zen =. Er"wer,,. Ncw YORK .,E; ff,.r'
Sew Fora ur ROYAL II ,.ri', t',.'I,.P..a' g:
Jouu Vs. Gu.felu, Boston. ''s.. .I" H.'. S. .',.t'
BOSTON, Mass, 90" &c.. J"hn l. ".I'I""'
Eo-rnn: s. - Phelps Nrv York 'i,,, 4 Il ...,.us.
EriiH'. ~ Ph,m.i -aI'."st i."'' !. w..
rry / Mae Albany y y, ft'-lr, f'uuins chicago.
) l. Reynolds, Eayeuew"nt. ,'"k county L''' Ms.
Theodore l-u-rHur,, Boulder, .iL
Alt,>,. Nov. Tho Rev Or MAGE, of thi. city,
Il, one of the Witnesses summoned in ih" s's" ot 'ut"n
IN conversation to-day hr sld: q" 10 not know what
u,- t--rmouv w. amount Co. II "rst'int is ''Ipr -'
,,wrfb.r have been subprnlrI cIn Only say that
I know Gu.t.lu ten yclrs aep-aud t1r Acquaintance
on, attended during ab at three wrra- 'n "M,h 'lg
l.l, tr.,.r - .s ANYTHING aioat him that mot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

ST. LorIs, Nov. LITTLE jury in the c.sc OF
john Brady lr who WIS tried y,rt,rd iy 90 ths CRIMINAL
Court ou a charge of fal-c ac.uowlri uncut OF decd
returned verdict of guilty this morning and '----'I
the punishment az seven }cara iu tDt pcuii'iH"i'.
Drpdy f.. one oC the men concerned In the great luul
svtuI.c -rhcnr which uuruthrd in the lhnr Office
no rouiou. this state, lat spring. and iu which Robert
l. Lindsay OF this city, BuIac 81 i ,3urG and ''hrfs
yy,ru cltrd Lindsay I- now lI J go .r lnrt -,
Duo ana viii nc trird next month. Herman T. TrIrH+-
Irr 70 notary aui George l.. Brown, also implicated i
Inc -Niul.r ana charged with forgery, h'C p. ld,d
ruilfy. buf have not been EyHtrn ',u. JuHh { itl'
another one ui the band, hu- turned states cNi ..
.ul WIN uL u-.l MLInuL. ID lr ra-r. " l-Ml uI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
CANADIAN ITEMS.

OTTAWA Ont, Nov. 11.-Sir Patrick Mac
Dougall was sworn in to-day administrator OF the
Government during the absence OF the Marquis OF Lorne
He will reside at Montreal
TORONTO Nov 1l.-Leavitt who is in jail at Jackson,
Mich, for burglary confesses tha he perured himself
when four years ago he that Frank Meeker shot
John Dain butcher of Toronto Meeker was sentenced
10 fourteen years in the peuitentiary mainly on the
strength Leavits testimony. Efforts are being made
to have Mccrr pardOued the ground that the prncl
pal witness against him perllred himself.
ST. GATHERINGS Ont, Nov. 1.-THE County OF Wei
land has rejected the Canada Temperance act by
majority of 726
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
rP1GMENTS or WESrERS NnW&.
sNOM In NLHNANNA.


LINCOLN, Ncb., Nov. ll.-A violent snow
storm, wl.H northeast wind, prevailed here yesterday
IL was the FIRST oi the Snow fell 30 the dep.h "t
inch an hour.
A NEW TRIAL REFUSED
CHICAGO, NOV. ll.-lhc supreme Court mas
refused 10 yfunt Lr-srr Ftruborg uo trial tn"nrrt
is pIRublOkpr Implicated m the murI,r 81 au oiu..f
lie now goes to the pruitcuiiIry for ,0ul years
FATALLY SHOT BY Al OFFICER.
ST Louis, Nov. ia dispatch from Sc
dali rals: officer ncNa.l}. Of tIc Fire B.pI ,ucu
shot ami instantly killed ". hyde ot Benton Comfy,
Mo- while attcm pting To arrest hm abou o'clock m7J
uiht hyde insane or very drunk and resisted Nc
NAlly. Tine latter was arrested.
STOCK FARM A. d RACERS BOUGHT ~
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. ll.-Inc North Elk-
horn Farm, Lexington together with great
stah.c Of ricrrH belonging 10 NJ. n. sanford was sold
Yesterday Swigcrt The price ut tho st0cl i' NJ
SET been made puDhs. The paid lOr the land "i|
ac!-sJ Tas q0u,OjO.
4 POSTMASTER ARRESTED. m
ST. LOUIS Nov. Ia dispatch 10 me
Past Dispurt, from jefferson CITY, says captain D. h.
kidu, Postmaster at Kidd Rds, O,agr county,
U,- arr sfei aud taken before the United states Com,
missioner here to-iay, charged with collecting Illegal
Zee, Tor is-ung pensions Ho Tas comDItlad " jail III
default uI 5000 ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
TnE pROpOsEn RORNEAN COLONY.

LONDON, Nov. ia Madrid dispatch says:
In the Chamber Of Deputies today notice was gwen OF
an Interpolation relative 70 the concession TO Brtfh
company portion Of the northern coast OF Borneo
belonging to the Spanish yassal the Suan OF Soooo
The Dutch newspapers urge that their Government DC
mttrpellatcd on the same subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

UrrI>HvRG, Penn, Noy. ll.-With re2ardto
,'., ilrcu,a~it.s go tnr coatIct D. certain wpt91i
l so.ra It rs stated here thIj tmo-ra" n'r.Ds tHc
camuuuw'ajtl'- attorney, VIII 20 into c"a' ~ad a~S
.or writ OF quo VarrIn.o for to dissolution of tho
r, roruor,tiaEs. = afr Capital Mutual Aid AZ fo-
.ig,t,p of Ulrrighurg Presidential Mutual Aiu ol .ir
ri,orr. southern PruEs,lynra security ot HiHo''r,
tom. ......,.. .l .,- gy..,. .ir,,
. ,. u.u, action ot tle Attorney -ucue'a. aud Com
mis-. llnpr .. Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
DEAD EELS CoEECPryG BOsIoN WAITER

ROsroN, Nov. 1l.-Last night DIR. Talbot
before Tie Massachusetts HomWUuatulr Medical ~"rr''
read fl paper upon the Boston wacr supply. t1c p'.iu-
uou ol which ascrhci To dead c'!s, twenty -h'c
pounds % them having hcrn caught ia twenty "ur honi'
i'm faucrt-trap If sugar ruor, u thc city Ihc doc
tor atafcd thai u remedy H. moi promptly applied TINS
corruption OF the water supply would mpcu the heAh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
rnE EMPEROR WILLIAM sICK.

Berlin, Nov. LITTLE OGci9l Gd-efte says:
"rrc Emperor william s not quite well, in consequence
of dyspcp,c aiucnt For that reason ana on ac-
cpu of bad weather the Emperor has gwen up his pro-
posed huntug trip 70 Syringe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
A MEMORIAL TO CLARRsON.

Ioypoy. Nov. / The Right Hon. Mr.. Brand,
sneaker of tine House Of Commons. to-day unveiled a
memorial to Thomas Cark-on, the English Thiian-
throp,-f and abo'itiouis at W,hc1ch, Camhrdgeshre
Tho memorial IS the work OF Gilbert scott, AID cost
$1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
ENGLSH PRIYcES At Y0EOHiUL

san FHAyClsCo, Nov. 1.-THE steamer City
Of rcliu brings the intelligence that th" British hFins
sgiadron with The two English Pm .e-, sons o ihe
Prime. OF rived l Iukoha r irou Austria, a.
The Prince tIr guest, Of the Government ui Japan
ai Toxic. The programme of festivities n thcr honor
extends through seven day and includes Two hdhq'r-5
with the tiI,auU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
THE VILLAGE or SCIO SINKING

LONDON Nov PA dispatch to Ihe
vo,.f,rJ from Vienna SAWS: There have been serious
,rnqaakcsa ri scio and the village Is sinking into the
earth. Iuc inhabitants have tri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
THE TUNISIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, Nov Ia dispatch to The Times
from sGx sys that unless further orders were received
tue expedition which ia to march southward from
kairyau was 10 begin tn move yesterday. Ihc eEpch-
ton is openly said to be useless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
SEcrErlRY HUYI ~ NEU-ENGLlND.

Portsmouth, y. H., Nov. ll.-SccrutlTy
Hunt VISITED The Navy Yard officially today lie VAS
accompanied by his wife, his secretary, and two oinonus
who with Commodore Dramout and o.acr officers at-
tacDod the Yard, thoroughly inspected the various uc-
fHftt4Ht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
TIDINGS FROM ABROAD.
GAMBETTNs NEW CABINET.

LEON SAY LIKELY To BE AGAIN IN CHARGE OF
THE FGNANCEs-TIE COLOGNE GAZETTE SPEAKS
OUT AGAINST BISMARCK,
1t Is understood that NJ. de Freycinet, Cen
eral Campenon and NJ Leon Say will he mem
ber5 Of the Gambctta Cabinet. The Irish
landlords are calling for Government compen-
sation. The Cologne Ga>ctte condemns Prince
BiSmarck's home policy. Lord Harrington has
declined to recommend the abolition OF the
East Indian duties on cotton goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
TROUBLE FOR sAYTo DOMINGO.

SANTO DOMINGO, Oct. 3O.-The previous
rumors Of the capture Of Cuierno are not true His
whereabouts apparently unknown, but advce7 from
Curacao 2Gth th0t positive information Las
been received that Bacz and Gonzalez preparing
Formidable expedition against Santo Domingo. Two
vessels it is said, are being rapidly equipped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

between Hull and Baltimore would be opened. When
deep water docks OF the Hull and Barnsley Railway
constructed he said the Inmans might send some
OF their large steamers 20 Hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
nun AND THE AMERICAN TRADE.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Allyoroi i'dIh speak
ins of commerce wita America, said hr aaie'c' th'' t
r,ngeIuents we're about u ys uldo ~ which uroe trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
TuE MEYICAN COINAGE.

MEACo, Nov. 11.-ConTess has passed a
la,7 p-oho.tua the issue OF 9i0oOO00 in nickel on"
two pul f.c.rcrf pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12

hours at both only to be disappointed in ms h"P",
that he wrote numerous letters setting Iorin VIII ali
great concrt his political claims; thai t u ne,ns
these solicitations. he was wholly wlthOu! u0"l, r
in debt poorly clad, driven by poverty III on,,
boarding house to another, paying no @ pnnS "a bc
where but always promising paN aS SUI .,',,,,,
could secure the office for which he was llP'i prs;
every one who possessed any influence, rom -
dent Garfield down that his lmporlunl,l'S frni,
so great AID wcariSOme that he was eXciIuci ',nd
the executive Offices at the White House Hn't az
denied personal audiences with the irT>l'L irTJ he
or Secretary If State against both OF whom no ~,
came Iycmh tered: th during all ms W'lIiIS
and innnrtrIning re exhibited evidence o' 'nSin
itv. and that when he found that the iieSt'''imo ~
and most of the Cabinet and other persons -, u. ,,
hnenrr were about =" dcoart from the city Ior
tion and rest. leaving HIM stranded d"S,uu.r
homeless in Washington with no hope Tor iHt
he de eTmimcd that the hour had arrived l"I Il,n |
take the revenge which he had ior weeks ''"'o"
plated. .t,,
These various acts and circumst rs7gficlentyy
exclude the idea that Gultcan Killed IhG l'''i i,
brcaure the litter was ruinlng the feFV 'u' ~. ~,
Marty bv upnosing Mr. Con5l lng-or ihAt ne I'',i
ie was acting under Divine nmpnls" when u. ui',t
the fatal shot and leave ali Suc NGSEr''",, a"
own cunning mluufacture after hr "a H.,
&c kill the President because he Noull u'I E''' '
an Office
MR.. ROLLINS AND THE GUITEAU TRIAL
Dis'rict-Attorucy Rollins yesterday sent the i"'-
loving letter to the SocitorGcneral in reply to an
inyits zion to take part n.tbc Gutcau uiai;
Dsrmcr ArroGSEYs OFFICE, v,.r
CITY AND COUNTY ot NV p"N'
Nov. 10, 1851.
l. f. PHILLIPS, Siicitor general . 80 lat
SIR: Nou will rcmrrupcr my stating to you ~ NY - ar
Ter nf tAe 5th instant that while tct holorti Nv "
i~vitattnn 10 become the assocat" of the dI'ilh--
gentlemen VINO represent tine United ~ta't9 Nm we l"
cvtiou of Guitcau could not then crhhlrF "''''.,
whether the invitation could De- accented htI' u"T
reluctantly concluded YOU have today hrehlhIuI',u
by tcrgra VA. that mucI - dcSiT" 10 take Pdi' " INV
case il viii not practicable for me do 80. ,.t,.
ON Tuesday last elected 10 An "il,r' me "ulI'
Of which must as 'lme on January 'h'l' H. II va ~ bc
much likelihood that the Gui"au 'r1i, even y - ~.
lun at once will uutllst the calendar year IN "a.
event should uf rour-" De obliged u" I''T' """' !"
while if was still pending. r.,,,
Under the circumstances, therefore am coin'''u
1,.i,u. ,.n.r rlftrrng i,rpgu,tl Very T,r'ucttUiy
yopr. DNNIEL q. ROLLINS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-12
cITTESITS GREAT CRIME.

A HISTORICAL PARALLrL-THE MOTIVES WHO"
LED TO the KILLING OF GARFIELD AND OF THE
DUKE or BUCKI> GHAM-SOME OLD FAMILiAE
TACVS RFSTATFD.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-06-22

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tse Daushy n 4fsv spprcpdssarslatts
70 Pfssidsnf foi and Pissidsaf VpEo
tent Mercer Tor the able manner In
which thsy have. 1rs1idsd entail fossee
' itTss.... mercer rst r.pu.d By :aasiss Tia.
tie unity o. feeling vhis4 has, sxistsd ct
all times saopgctnSr msAesss'6t the
Beard inads The duties u prs&Mne
oflces lishtap1 plsasaat.a He thanked
he members fox Thu. marx 2 t,pqpftssy
shown to Prtsident Fox and himself.
and hopsdth S gcod'fssiibRnos sxAtfne
would ooatinus to dna them tossthef q
ins.parabls frisuda- -.dn,-
Tho Board then adjourned sat DE,
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