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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-09

THE DOCTORS ALL SAY THE PRESIDENT Is DOING
WELL.
LONG BRANCH, NJ, Sept. 9. p.m.-Have
just seen Dr. Bliss He says he had just left the
President and that he is comfortable and cheer
full; pulse 49, temperature and respiration
normal This has been good day for him.
DIR. BOyntOn says it is foolish to say the Presi-
dent is convalescent, because any slight thing
might upset him, but that he is on the good
way to cOnvalescence and is doing well.
DIR. Hamilton will only say that he is comfort
able and doing well.
By Associated Press.
, 1881-10-04
Senators Of Both Parties Anxious
to Avoid an unseem|y
Exhibition,
The Political Prlze, Nevertheless,
Great Temptation in
the Way.
David Davis, 1t Is Believed, Gould Vote
for Republican Vice.
President,
TIE ASSASSIN.
eHltfA E4t1 axxn aAx4Ans
THE GiIASD JURY,

Special Dispdsth 10 TIT Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Oct. 3.-The grand
jury of the Criminal Court l1as spent the duy
> in tile examination Of tho evidence of the
murder Of Gen. Garfield by tiufteau. Sey-
cral witnesses appeared befure the Jury.
Among them weru Surgeon General Barnes
and Dr. Lamb, who testified regarding the
Presidents wound and death; Mrs. White,
the Indy who saw the shooting, ard who held
the Presidents head; George ". Adams,
who also witnessed the shooting; Policeman
kearlley, WHO arrested Guiteau; Detective
NlcE1fresb. who produced tile revolver; and
+. a.: Bailey, who identified tile tanl-
writing Ut the letter written ny Gutteau, tn
which lie c0lfesscs the shooting. Secretary
blaine Ind bGen asked to be present, but lle
was not In town. The jury, the District
Attorney thinks. has now sufficient evidences
on which to make presentlncnt, hut 1t Is
possible that they ,nay continue the examina-
tIon for a day or two longer. Tho District
Attorney believes TINT
THE raEsESTstExr
will be made, possibly, tomorrow. certainly
by Wednesday Ut Thursday. While he has
tsnlu that 0nlte2u would bo brought Into
court Oh Wednesday to plead to thu lluIct-
nlei,t. 1t Is probably his intention tu make no
public announcements Of the time when
Gulteau will te produced. The pleading
Will be done In open court, hut the court will
bo very particular abOllt tile admission Of
spectators. Gultcnu was told today Tint tho
grand jury were considering his case, a,si
tho announcement seemed to lnlpress him
very greatly. lie WIS very quiet, and tho
Warden thought that, for the first time, he
realized TINT le was in the llnllds Of tie Iaw.
hlld that there would b0 10 escape.
, 1881-10-04

TifE Board OF Managers Of Tie National
Temperance Society have addressed COLI
mnntcatloh to President Arthur asking III
behalf OF large bot1y Of Christian men and
women that IN dispensing tile official lospi-
tality ut tho Willie 1louse and III his appoint-
,liellts TO public Office and in Ills official com-
'nunlcations to Congress concerning 1eg!sla~
tion involving the manufacture Of intoxtcat-
f,9 beverages lle will nse his great opportl-
nifty to discourage all Injurious social drink
Ing usages, and to promote 1.-THE ultimate
suppression Of the wasteful aud destructive
alcoholic liquor traflic."a
, 1881-10-04

W. n,,,x.,-.,.. II :, ~ 'S a,,.S 1utsans* ,
sin, .1nt .rn"a ,'ost.r.,.., ~. ~ ,s, sau.oo
S". . ~ ~ son "O' e.. se"S! ~. A"v eoa.osl
Inn o ,"o,,, ,",,a s"n,,o T.. -. ,rs 40
n,1nst thr fnfornotion whfrh ,raa f1,nd 1ast
i,tI ,r. Iu..,t tn -
49, S''c,, ~ ,,,a ",,nr+ ,,an,., a,a ~ w. ~.
t.,,,n, ~ ,,.,ro ~ =, IT,, S.,,nn So" .,,, ~" ,
tI,nt t,,o aar ;ss,o - nr", ra"u,s1". .a
s"1 ~ 49,, no ana,,s"I -" - mi.'n ~ rn.ux"t
s,a a,.s, ,,otloa ~ ,, s,,e" t t'n, Wv, +a',
n"s.J ~ otn :rhia ' on1ar 49," ....t a.s"o , pG
t. +r,'a +,nt %n,, .r,t,o" ,o "s 10 ann ~ ~
ns,na;o.a . .c u ~ w., W. ne a. ono -. uua
.,,'s .,,a,, to"n'o' ~. .J ~ 10 ,,f. 10
..s ~ IT, .n.. ~ .h na"s sv ,,I .a ~. .n.'.
, 1881-10-04

will make good President, and will Rtyo
Tic country d good Administration. The
eighty days during wlitcl. President Gar-
field suffered were days OF probation for Gen.
Arthur, aid he came to the Office of prcs-
ldcrt better prepared to administer his du-
ties tflan 1le otherwise would.
, 1881-10-04

POLICEMAN PETER NuoESr, Of Now York,
arrested II ll'a,i named Baxter In that city
yesterday. Baxter managed to break away
from his captor and mounted lIlgh rock,
from which lie WIS about to hurl heavy
stone at Nugent- The officer was too quick
for lin, a,d brought his revolver Into play,
shooting Baxter dead.
, 1881-10-04

THE price Of Confederate bonds In the
Loi,don market advanced lust week, 1t Is
said, because Of d committee asking holders
to register tho bonds, and this being taken
to bo q preliminary step to all appeal to some
Ut the Legislatures OF the Southern States
for the redemption Of part Of tie bouds ut
least,
, 1881-10-04

THIEF h0ffers In tho oar factory OF De-
grow. Ay'ner & Co., at Carrolltol,, MicIi., ex-
plodcd about midnight Sunday, wrecktng
tho buildings iather badly, nnd killing james
nnd JOHN plckard, employed OIL the work.
Dotli lnen leave families.
, 1881-10-04

YESTERDAY morning LOO men, lnborers,
t(raynen, and cott0l.press lands, struck
work at Charleston, >. G., for all advance In
wages. Some Of tho employers cul,crdetl tlla
demands of tho men. Tlle 'l0hgshorc1uen
took nO part In tho strike.
, 1881-10-04

MA1.~GEN. S1R llISliY 1IAvEr0cK ALLAN,
son OF tha heroic" uayelock, tllu Ilero Of
tile Sepoy fnsurrection. nnd for many years
member Of Parliament for Sunderland, IL
reported to be insane from tile effects Ut q
sunstroke suffered sonno yenrs ago.
, 1881-10-04

PRESIDENT Arthur llas nearly completed
all l,ts private arrangements I'll New York,
and will leave this evening for Washington.
1t Is probable that he will not rctur1, to New
York Until the extra session OF the Seuato
Inns completed Its lnbors.
, 1881-10-04

AlAcDoSALD, tho Jockey who rode the
Wilmer Of the CesarewItch two years ago,
will ride Jim keene's horse FoxlIall in the
conIa1lg race for tilnt stnke.
, 1881-10-04

THE Sullan is Interfering very actively In
Egyptian atfalrs. lie Inns sent thrce colll-
m!sslonors to that country oil various mis-
sions. md ilas informed tho ktedlye tint liz
has slono 60, though ho has not yet Informed
Ills Cabinet. The Sultan's Interference Imay
lend to serious European complications.
Franco mud England may not llkolt although
Ffanco las her hal,ds so full of::AfrlcaMbust-
Hess just now that sto may not hare tlme to
think much about the IuQtter,
, 1881-10-04

Fam weather and northor1y winds for tis
region to.day.
, 1881-10-04

PRELIMINARY caucuses will DO held by
tic Republican and Democratic Senators at
Washington Saturday. Doth caucusses will
appoint committees Of conference. and n
strong effort will be male to colna to some
agreement before tho Sepators meet In
called session. Tie Republicans are willing,
IT Is sail. to give NIL the minor offices to the
Democrats In return for the election Of Re-
publican presidIng officer. The Democrats
will probably not c0ncede the presiding of1l.
Ger to the Republicans II thay can rely on
Senator Davis, Ut Illinois, but 1t Is inserted,
and on apparently good authority, tint
Judge Davis will net with tho Republicans
after the three now Senators aro admitted,
, 1881-10-04

TitE grand Jury of tho Washington Grim
inni Court spent yesterday in the cxan,is.
ton Of witnesses In the Gulteau case. A,nuug
those exaA'ined were Surecon-Ueneral
Darnes. Dr.'Lamb, Policeman Kcarncy, wlo
arrested Guiteau, Mrs. White, who suw the
shooting and who held tile victims head,
tuld several others. Secretary Dlninc, not
being III Washington, could not be examined,
aid 1t Is probable thut tbs grand Jury will
dispense with his evidence and return n true
bill! aKn1nst Guftean today, In which case the
assassin may be called into court to plead to
the Indictment tomorrow.
, 1881-10-04

JOHNNY LAsID. who was once convicted
Of murder and sentenced to be Iinngc.l, but
who succeeded In getting MI order for a new
trial from tho Supreme Court, will be put ol.
trial tomorrow on 4 charge Of burglary.
Lambs counsel wanted him tried ilrst OIL
the charge Ut murder, but Mr.. Mills objected.
Lambs counsel then objected to the why
in which Jurors for the term Ind hccn
selectcd-by special vonlro-and that olo-
quc1lt alvocate for impartial aud Intelligent
jnries. aIr. ". ". o'Drlc1i, who IL Que Of
tho prisoners counsel, safd (hat selecting
jarles by special yonfre was likely to lead to
5ury-packlug The Court, however, failed to
sustain Dir. O'Drlen's objections, aud so tho
trial will proceed.
, 1881-10-04
Call for Plats. Call for Ticket
IfOSII5It i, JEIVELI11. <rc.
s 4 y Il. .

$25.oo saved is as good as that
amount made. I have saved hun
dreds of merchants that amount
and more in the last month, by
selling them goods at S to 20 per
cent cheaper than the same goods
are sold elsewhere. My stock
consists Of
, 1881-10-04

IT is now stated with sonlo degree of
positlyoness tint ex-senator ConkIlug will
not attend the forthcoming Now York State
Convention, nor will he be III Nuw York
City during tie session OF that body.
Delegates are already gathering at New
Turk. About forty arrived yesterday. and
about 100 more aro expected today. TAuse
Of the delegates who haye been spoken to OIL
tho nattor havo secuted the iden Of a split.
aud predict that tho gathering viii be spErIted
but Harmonious Collector Robertson says
TINT the Conkllng Delegates will ba u MI
norlty OF the convention, and tfIat any attempt
OH their part to "run things will bo sternIy
resisted. but he does not believe tlat tho Ut
tumpt will ba lnalv. Iie says that thore IL no
danger Of "split" or a "bolt."
TIE Washington Sunday Gazctto pub
llsAed III Its lust Issue whit pllrp0rtud to us
MI interview with q persan who rcfusud to
give Ills naluo alMt which seriously reflects
OIL Mr Upton, Assistant Secretary OF tho
Treasury. Tho interview ins!nuatcs lint
Alr, Upton did not honestly conc by tta
money ali4 property lle now owns. 1t Is ns-
sgrtau that Upton OWNS n farm worth $1,000
III Iowa, 4 block OF houses III Washington
worth $1,000, md 3a00, GOO worth Ut Unlta.s
Suites bonds. aud asks how ll0 could hnyo
accumulated that sum Oh M average s2l-
ary OF $500 per a,lnuul. Tho GuztHc
also charges that Upton allowed n
clalm Of ono A1cEwan, Ill ex-lndlan
Agent. for $25o,000, Which had been
rctcctcd by Controller Lawrence, una
tlat $4,000 Of the lMoley was divided ho-
tween linton Alpl washington lobbyist.
, 1881-10-04

Hosiery, White Goods,
Fancy Goods, JeWe|fy,
Watches, Smokers Goods,
Toys, Cutlery, Stationery,
In short, almost everything re-
quired by a general merchant.
Don't Stop Until You Find Me.
G. N. L[NInG'[ TON,
145 & t47 WABASH-AV.,
CHICAGO.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

Policies inc0ntcstahle after having
been in force for three years. All such
incontestable policies vii he paid at
maturity, without rebate of interest,
Immediately after the receipt at the
S0ciety's Office in New York Of satisfac-
tory proofs Of death, together with q
valid and satisfactory discharge from
the parties in interest. ana without re-
curing any delay, even for sixty or
ninety days, as has been the custom
heretofore, and is still usual with other
companies.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

T0ntine Savings Fund Policies may
be terminated at the close of certain
defined periods, on terms more advan-
tageous than upon any other plan.
These policies prove more profitable to
the policy-hoder than any other form
Of insurance.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

course OF this medicine viii restore the Lost func
tions aud procure health and happiness, where be-
fore WINS dependency ana gloom The Specific
Medicine IL being used with wonderful sue
Gers
Pamphlets sent free 10 all, Wutc for them and
got full particulars,
Price, SPECIFIC, 81 90 per package, or .W pack.
money Address all orders
u. SIMPSONS MEDICINE CO.,
Noe l0t and TOO Main St. Budalo. n. Y.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

Actual examples can be furnished at
the Society'S Office, Of persons being in
sured for ten years, and then upon
termin ting their T0ntine Policies, re-
ceiviDg cash in some instances equal to
the whole Of the premiums paid; in
others, nearly all.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WANTED, manufacturing concern wants
w business man In Cairo, and inevery city mot al.
ready taken,l A few hundred dollars necessary 10
pay for goods on delivery af,er orders have been
secured for the same. $3.50 per month profit
guaranteed The most searching investigation
solicited A ), ARNOLD n CO, corner rirs.
Street and broadway, Brooklyn, n. Y
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

Age and dlseascs
that lead TO Con
sumption lnsani.
ty and an early
grave, or both
No matter how
shattered I h q
system may be
from cScessep OF
any Kind, n short
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

SALT RnEuM tor seventeen Years. Help
less for eight years. Unable to walk. Got
about on hands and knees Head, face,
neck, arms and legs covered. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies. Will Mcdonald, 2542
Dearborn street, Chicago.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06
When Found Make A. Note OF.

when found make note of Spring
blossom cures Bright's Disease OF the Kid.
neys, and also the terrible complaint called
stone IN the bladder. Prices ST., so cents
and trial bottles 10 cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

Amount paid to Pc icy-hOlders and
their representative during 1880,
S4,792.937.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

New Business, S35,l70,806: an in
crease of Eight and a half Million Dol
lars in 1880.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

A liberal surrender value in paid-up
insurance is provided for in all ordina-
ry policies, in case Of forfeiture.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06
Assn RANCE.

Surplus, S9,228, 294; an increase of
One and Three-quarter Millions Of Dol
lars in 1880.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06
MEDICAL.
10 Nervous Sufferers -The Great European Rer''
edy-Or J. b. simpsons Specific Medicine.

DR. d i. simpsons Specific Medicine is y posl.
1--WE cure Tor SpermatOrhea, lmpotoncy, Weakness
and all diseases resulting from SefAbuse M Ner.
yous Debility 1itahillty, Mental Anxiety, Languor,
Lassitude, Depression ofSpirits and functional dc
rongemcnte Of the Nervous System generally Pains
ln BaCk or AiGn Lnas Of MomOrN. nLonlAinrn OLD
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

No tcchnicaliticS nor arduOus cOndi
tons in policy contracts.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06

ST. JACOBS OIL, sold by BARCLAY
BROTHERS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-04-06
IRON WORKS.
IRON WORKS.
FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP AND
Il STEAM FORGE.
VULCAN IRON Works
93 OHIO LEvEE. CAIRO. Ills.
BARNARD & RENNIE,

HAVING established works at the abovc m y,
IL toned place are better prepared than ever ~,
s1eaR Engines and Machinery
manufacture Of oil kinds Of Macbinprv tne
Steamboa, and Bridge Forgings made speciait~
Machinery """'"'ea ho
Brass Castings Of all kind. made to orde,
Pipe Fitting in all its branches w
, 1881-09-05
CASUALTIES.


INO MEN CNQSuEU.
Epsttat Dupateh TO 1hs CAteneo Tfttunt.s
ATLANTA, un.. Sept. 4.+Lu3t evening u thrill
ing nccidcut occurred ou tue ailnrt raftr,ad
track running fro,u tho nunrry Of tho Siouo
Mountain Grantt Company, looatc't at the foot
anu east alte Ut tho mountain Of that nnme
ncar tho ffnu Of tho Georuta Railroad. fixte0n
os from Atlanta, resulting In tho Instant kill
Ing OF un cmrluyG OF thnt company and tho
fatal wnnntllng Ut anothor uuploy6, whosc term
uf tffo Will G,ld sumo time during tho u1ght. as
tho body Ia badly mut!laiod thas Ia ths .,,I,l-
iol Ut tho l'hystolnns be caut'ot live much
longer. Tho particulars Appear to bu that four
men wcra riding on the front part or
I'M cngino which WAS without pilot
Oil tho slort track coming fron thu quarry
TO tho main limo Of tho Gonr4la ltailtual. aud
that tic enRluo run into twn tiat Gars iaa.lcll
with grant. A ,nOlo.t Or two 6etero tho .t,l-
ision t"oof tho ucu lunfN.i or, tut tcfro their
trioltds could save themselves +! thIs way tue
two men who remained wcro bnaly crushed ami
.s'ang?e.l by tho collision, One. oi them was
buried toany+ Aul the Uther will 0o probably
similarly dssposod OF tnlnurrow. AZ nIl hopu ,r
recovery has vantshed froM tho minds Of tho
attcnIluE Physicians.
, 1881-09-05

1Eorafordss Acid rhoBp1snte in Nervous
rroRtrht1ots.
It ID tho hcst tonic Iknow Of In debility and
nervous prS,ssfat1Qn. With sleep!cssncss, caused
~ mental ovcrWnrk Or prolonged lnctnttoh. Il.
+. CAROTnENs, ". d.. san Antt,tio, Tex,
, 1881-09-05
n.nsral Success or tho Republicans III
tltc Second Baf'ots iu
France

r,1r hUt,ssHvER" ON PROTECTION.
fas,ny. Sept. 4.-Tho Ol,serrcr, commenting
,onn the result #, the North durham and North
.tncolo,h!fc elections, snys: "Gntti tho Guv-
1rorpcn. have succeeded III preserving DIR cx.
mn t,ndo with France md In hrenktnR down
H. ho,tfto tariffs of Spafn md PORTUGAL. they
tayc no chnncn Of stcmmtng tho current which
i,settlng 40 strongly toward tho Old and dlsucd
sbsnncls Of protection"
QEIs OF lH.ASDF0np
N, cnmbrldgcshIra has collapsed. Tic Informed
mtetJpg yesterday TINT he hA.l discovered n
lax Of unnnln.l,y In tho Liberal party In Tho
co,nty. In public IL,ltrcss hc also st,ltp8 that
hi retirement Is ilue to uncertainty rs 10 tho
qftimaso cost of tho contest Herbert George
rordhad1, who Withdrew In favor Of tho Marquis.
LIS again como forward.
T1,60Is FOn AFRICA.
rnc Minister OF Wnr has ortfcrcd nnothor
brigade 10 Africa Five are ntrcnly there. Tho
new brigade will be 1000 'ncu strong.
TIE TEuTt,S.
Tho Union Mail Steamship Company estimates
the total loss Of l!fo by tho foundortu1 Of tho
Tsuton at tho Cape Ok Good Hope ut o;;}s.
Archbishop Cl,OKE
nd tho 1,Ishop Of Koss, who arc lu London, arc
STOUT to visit Davstt.
l,ls1t01' SuITY,
ol Meath, has written 1nrnull. stntlnE that, nj
though tho Land bill IL Incomplete, 1t ought to
have fair trial. Tho Bishop advises thu Client
on Of Tyrone County to rcieut Dickson, the
WhIg candidate for member of Parliament.
a CONFLICT
hsstskon place horc between tho police and
public, caused by some soldiers making INSULT
Ing remarks about tho Pope. Tho police fired
Upon some persons throwing stones, md tlttccu
, 1881-09-05

DAYTON, O., Sept. 1.-Tne police Arrested III
this city todny d nun giving his nati,o ns IL.
Llcbel on charge or forgery. Lchol has been
#, tho city eoverai days for tho purpose, be
claims, Of buying tobacco. 1Ia obtuIt,cd an ILL.,
dorsement OF check for $'5 Of tho hototkecpcr,
u1d aftor tho money had been drawn tho chuck
WINS found to be forgery. md LIoho wns ar
rcstcd as hp was about taking d trnin to leave
tho city. III Ejs rosscsslun wpre tollnlt n nuul-
ber OF checks for TnrlotsA amounts OH hrGls III
ChtcnKo,C Cleveland, and rLttsburG. Fruui what call
bc obtained respecting him. Ilcbe WINS tortnsrly
q resItent Of FtttsG,ltH. whcsu htR fAtAiay now
live. anil Ia oF respectable Unit wcAthy ca,lltle.
tim. Leif,ei was a fow yours Ngo II candidate
for Mayor OF that city, and HIS besli for atilill
her u yuars 1nc.nbur Of tho Cunmnn Council,
I1o was at tItno luEte wehlthy hut has lost NIL
his n,c4na through dissipation.
, 1881-09-05
FRANCE.


So. . bECtEu BALLOTS.
PAHs, Sept. 4.-Sccout ballots wero taken to-
aa1 fur n,erhor4 Of tho Chamber OF pcputtns In
uose districts Whero there was no nhotco at tho
seaeta' election two weeks ngo. In thu
m.oaalascmonta ..1 OF 1'ars Passy defeated Uode.lc
!t,onahart'st' aud Tony ltovIlIou dnfeatod Siok
nannet1!st>' La SMUT t1tcpuhlIenn, has beer,
m!etned r.! for Nantes. reytral. uanquter, and
~ sers!'er f1rrecouellabaas} hate baon returned
%s 's., Narso!lles ncsancon, and Lyons, respect.
NY. nea h. Canloscasso has been returned for
THE RESULTS
~ y. MenEy- y-ono Second ballots taken totny show
,sa'y ,,a.y Aepnbl!cans and ono Conservative
eeesca. Tho s1onarchlsts losp Two bcate md tne
oopapartIsta ono,
, 1881-09-05

litOT. GE01,GE Is. WILLIAMS

PROF. GEORGE Is. WILLIAMS.
spshI Nf,'utea 10 TSe Chicago 4tsa.n:e.
Ann .Ais1s,t, efirli., Sept. i.-f'tof. George u.
Wlltnu1s, who HIS t'rcn connected with the Cn!-
vorslty Of ychiEun since lsi1 died this rl,i,,g,
aKea ~ 3GaE5. tio was bora 1T NtnHlst0vk, W.,
Arrl IL, lat:, aud for several ycnss WIS rr0-
fcssor tn kenyon Ct,llcHc. Uh!.., ani Westerll
University Vt Pennsylvania, Ills turin 1T sorytee
III tho Eulversily here Is longer by several yenrs
than thnt Of my t.thcr Irusrsstc. li9 held sue.
eusssvely tho chatrs u auctens Languages.
lS15 rs M emeritus l'rtiss4os. Kenyon Cttlluae
e.iifGrred tue dcHroe uf LL.th uuon ts'm IN 1910.
WAS II vury ruscosStut tcasl.r,', and highly
gstce!nnl BY tho University .slunni, who csiali-
liset for his ocnellt llo Williams plu[cssOrshlp
eutioWuIgut.
, 1881-09-05

CliUl.C1I AND sTATE.
1EHt1H. Sept. 4.-1'hG Ultramontnue journal
Vt7md,ita calls Upon the Ccntro not to trust tho
present. pcaco betwcen Church and State. but to
oppose tho omntpotenco OF tho State In econon,-
'al as vigorously as thoy have opposed 1t Ia
Ecclesiastical affairs.
TIE EIIES9 CONTEST
was suspended yesterday afternoon. Tho COM
pelitots ainotf Mt thnlr Rhrten. 30 far BlAok-
pafn' Of London, hns won two ganns and lost
onc. With ono gamo draw: Mason, OF Now
aotk has won three, lost nono, two d.nwn;
zuesentort haa won two, lost one, aud ono
dnNn.
FILLING VACANT SEES.
foa Gosaor has Rone to Cobloutz to confor
N'ta The President OF tho 1ihine PROVINCE upon
.ae church struggle and the filling Of vacant
, 1881-09-05
DANIEL SNYDER.

SFttiat Htfpdftt 10 7as Cate4oo 1fieuna
MiSihlT... ILL.,. Sept. j,-uur UltlxrrIs woro
s1Nrtss tuday by tue ,tews Vi tuo sudden tlent,,
III AID. nAh1nl Snyder In tic vlotnfty Ut
Denver. Colo. witeru hD went but II tew l!ays
slllcc In connection With luinia9 interests Alr.
snytrr WIS In excclluht hcatth whcs &lu Left
hcre. aud fcttor t0 hIs fuullly, announcing hIs
Eafe asflva'. hHu suarce'Y rtaeted here, when
te,pgrnH, that he WIS dead fuliuw.Hl. Whnt ho
deti NJ IL nut known yct. Tho City Cut,etl ilul
moot aIl tnke caurKc Ut tho buiy nn Iss nrs,tul
In thts ety. 3lr. +. T.. Snyder, 'cNY Atlura.ey,
sln f tho 4tetosGd. went IL meet tho rer,nitla.
1ha trcs.lsel Rul!t!ulnan WIS ono Ut our tlgaly-
cstcui1lUtl cItfxulis.
, 1881-09-05

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 4.-No now doycIop-
mel,ts'h 'have bepu tnndc In tho assassination ot
John luoper asiIo from thoao Mlrua'ly ten-
RrArhct. Tho htothor. now In jul here, persists
III his Innocence Of ali connection with tho
bloody decd. aud has no doubt that he Will 10
nblc 10 show beyond all dispute thnt be .as III
compnny With Indy friend, somo three uf.es
froul tho Beone of tho tntrdgr. ut the tia It oc-
ourrcd That ho WIS there until n Iato hour that
ovcniuy Is established beyond doubt. l1o spent
tho evening III singing and social xauaos, and ar-
rankol With tho lady to accntnpany him to tho
fur iI thta city, "Wednesday En0rutng, thu
t,uy following tho shouting: It docs mt seenl
pDsstbEo that mum .Nho had committed tho
crlfno OF coolly killing blu brother, could pass n1
OvchtnH In this why, and return hntno aud sleep
soundly until late tho following mornIn8.
, 1881-09-05
OLD SOLDIERS.

,,..s sase'as Dtspatth 70 TAs Chicago 1ttbunA
h,a'''po h'"ootS, Reh., Sept. a-Tho tsaIpe Of todAy
mo,s mat ~ q large number Of ex-solliers and
shsA tamhlea ~ to attend tho soldiers rouniuu
satns,e ,eo!anenees Monday, tho tth, aud closes
preuatslaih' y ih's city, which has t..ado extsnsiyo
Grant Sri,ns T., 70 accoinhl1!atn the crowd. 0en,
hut nthss y IL iinp'asiblo for tltn Ia 10 tprt
hot notissi': is vii certainly 10 presoat. Thore viii
A4S tho reunion. ~S '''a"so'ss ~ tae etkF daf~