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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-27
GIVEN UP.
Gen. Garfeld's case said to
be without hope.
All SYMPTOMS Indicate a
Speedy Death.
Details of his condition this
afternoon.
a WEAK PULSE.

Unoficial.-Executive Mansion, a. m.
Information received from the physi
clans is to the effect that the situation is
about the same or, perhaps, less encour
aging than at late hour last night. The
frequency of his pulse at this hour has not
been ascertaineds But it is noticeably less
firm, and during the night about 1:30 a.
N, it was found to range from 125 to $50
pulsations per minute.
HOPE WANING
Unofficial bulletin-Executive Mansion,
1905 a. m.-Gen1 Swain, in an interview
with reporter at 10 a. N. said that the
presidents pulse had varied a good deal
since the morning dressing. The least ex-
ertion or any slight movement of body was
enough to increase its frequency, so that
although its average rate might not change
a great deal, it was occasionally higher for
short periods. The swollen parotid gland
continues to discharge through the ear
and through the incision made several days
ago. and this discharge seems to afford re-
lief. The surgeons still hope that the
the nourishment which the patient takes
viii sustain his strength and keep his vi
tality on its present plane until the gland
ular abcess becomes less threatening, when
there will be (in his opinion) chance, at
least of recuperation." All the members
of the cabinet came to the Executive Man
sion at a. M, and most of them are still
here; they were in general more reticent
than yesterday, with regard to their view
of the situation. Secretary Window said
it was useless to disguise the fact that the
morning bulletin was very discouraging,
he was not ready; however, himself, to say
that the case is hopeless, he intended to
hope, think and believe to the end that the
President will live. Postmaster General
James could only say-while there is life
there is hope Attorney General Macveagh
declined to converse upon the situation,
but admitted it seemed less hopeful this
morning.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug, 81 $50 a.
m.-The President slept from half an hour
to an hour or more at time throughout
the night. He continues to retain the Ii
quid food administered by the mouth, and
the stimulating enemata. Nevertheless
his pulse has been more frequent since
midnight, and he is evidently feebler this
morning this morning than yesterday.
Pulse 120 temperature 9S4, desperation
90.
[Signed] ID. w, BLISS,
J. K BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RORT REYBURN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-27

Mrs. DIR KEcK-Dear Madam: feel il m
send word of praise and thanks for the 5ene
had almost gone to corruption; l was nearly
times confined 10 my room and bed. My hear
My th roat troubled me considerable, and my
When / commenced with Mrs. DR.. Keck's
not see to walk. The scum that had been gro
now see as well as any person. feel so we'll
feel like new person. No amount Of money
menced your treatm2nt We are poor, but w
med cines are all what you Recommend then
house for any money. Il there is anything tn
enjoy good nealth, and can cheerfu1ly recon
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-27

had grown feebler than yesterd ay, and not
ing the marked increase in pulse and res
piration, it extinguished
LAST RAY OF HOPE
held by the general public, and east deep
er gloom over those near and dear to the
President. The physicians do not yet say
however, that hope is dead.
NO FAILING TO-DAY.
noficial-Executive Mansion, Aug. 81
1870 a. m.-Dr. Rayburn reports that the
Presidents strength up to this hour has
not perceptibly failed since the morning
examination. He continues to- take food
about as well as heretofore, and the fre-
quency of his pulse has not increased, He
has just been sponged of, and is more COM
Portable
BLAINE TO LOWELL.
Secretary Blaine sent the following dis
patch this morning to Minister Lowell,
London:
The president had a bad night. At this
hour Is o'clock his symptoms are of the
most alarming character.
1Slgned) BLAINE.
NOT CHANGED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27-11 80 a. NJ
The condition of the President has not
changed much since the earlier part of the
morning, but continues very critical.
Members of the cabinet are still here.
NOON.
DIR. Bliss reports at noon there has been
no marked change in the Presidents con
dition, but that he is gradually failing in
strength; pulse where last taken 116 to 118
and slightly better in character than at
Z a. m.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-27
New ork N1arEe<.

Nsw YORK. Aug. 27
FINANCIAL.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-08-27

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well N uu ty o then Iwuf ndncedto
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Keck and
medicines, e
, 1881-08-19

cannot M vet be- determined. Tho papyrt
have not yet been unrolIed, nor have tho
t!ltlI!ifltes beol1 tlnwrappcd. The following
s1 os soveteEs E;,1. fS a ,nrp n,gst 4gsc Ss
,i' Aas4 I'ssd;,x Asaf;Is} r;t KsT 81; et Es
et by'asty. preis2a;e dsft T. Z. @ lS
",''Ihstl;;,nes l., thMtr,1 II / K!ng M Ct Eighteenth
DSnasty, rsiFIfe'i .: e 1;s? tabo,ut}.,; u,,;o.n,,
Dynaxty, reiEned il. i. 1soo {a!outl:
'futElinrA III. ttlio t}rcnt}, ilftli King Of the
Etglteent'l Dy'asty. fe!gncd u. G. loco
''jTit1 jiaH.txes T.. f,rst King Of tho Ninetecnth
pyi'asty, rria',lsG j. {. 1i4So tei;outj.
Seti j., ,secol,tt King nf the Ntnetccnt til Dy-
nfSty, reignsd !, 9. i:nI \ab9,,t}.
essf Il yanst ts y,e1s sssnsa aad 1' g. & Of 81
i'lnStcn,. tIllrt, King ot tho Twenty-tlrst
Dynasty. relK'iGa B. G. tG3 (aGo,tt).
ltaskl!r1cn tDynasty and tlate OF reign
tltlreu !sa;,na-ks t11ntasop?}.
Qneen .iAltlnes Nnfert Asl.
Conspicuous by Its mlasstyo gold osnamen-
cions stolles, l. zig epll, containing the
@!!.!n'ny @ OF ,Innt Sedjctn. daughter OF
Easll q the na,,nl,nlcs !s accompanied BY
ID i,sarts % a' entrais i'1i' 81 tl'u III; ecsase s"s ''
Fur patyri wcru .fut.utl IN tho katlery at
Dcl.rgt-I]tsInri, enel. NJ pcrfect slntu of pres
ervatiHti. ,flIe laruest IT these .papyrl-t!lat
niast bca,tItnly iiilustratsd viii. iIiaMi,la:
tiniIs. II Is allotlt sixtrell inches wide, mid
wlleI, nMrDllct. will protably measure fron
fN |" 40 feet tn lui,xtls. Tho other papyri
pruyu tu im tic must valuable pUti!,ii nf die
I!sap'ery. for III the present state! OF Egypt.
uin1y tG.p}rlis may fx. " ls,ora lnIpurtxiice
rite i'asi!a lisGsl insay, Il Is certain thnt II
over our Ut tl!,<c discoveries Tint brlng nlr,tit
4. .rt"ulu.Iun Fl setr,!ce shnnh! b. male III
!, EsyI'"!SSy ,,!SS. 'e "r'a will b" Indebted fur II
81 is,s tim a.1o, mortuary statnas haze
hetn tlltlnt which laWr l.Dyn' cMrtOucl,ea
nna p'.stil,;IIul.s: S:"rlyaoo1 other objects
i:nt, which bcars tl:e cart,,icl,c OF KIng
!.ia,.snl, of tlig Twcl1!y.llrst Dynasty.
This tent Is III n truly wt,l,slorlnl
sas sS i y aaii etsifS' I. /. fs e,ycys M1Fk; M'
lticrugtyplls must carefully embroidered in
rtri, grGcn. Ant yrlinw leather. The rot0rs
ARE ,t'ller fusit md bright. III enth Of the
CARRIERS Ii rcnfesrsltstl t1!o Royal vnlturG aid
Fifteen cnormous wigs fur ceremonial oc-
c.slntls @ for'n 4 striking fSMt,'re Ut TIE petr-
Hrnrly twn. feet lligll. ,llta nru com
posed Ut frixzle!l and c,lrlel lair. There
a,1t nlunr il,arl:,.l ln'fhts 1t reHe'nhlance be-
twec,, lGe l,yhl institutions Ut n,cicnt Egypt
! uln. nt EngIus1tl. For Instance, pleatlii,ss
ilust t,u "trayursell," "runft.ssed Atid avoid
cA.'' ur .r,nnrrNl u. Marriage sc.tlpMteMts
md tl doctrines Ut uses Hl!u trusts prevailed
IN. a'rlclt Egypt. but tl.c wearing of these
wigs WIS iUt extended to the inen,5ers 0f
thu LEGAL prutl'.slul1, but wnS reHrrvpd tx-
rlusiyE!y fur ttlu i'rnaessca Ut the blood aill
lul!gS Of very jljglt r,gjlk.
, 1881-08-19
ITEMS.

THE CHINESE wifi. SoT Go.
NEW YUl.K, Aug. lS.-'Tlm Hun. u. ".
ljat.Irtt, Secretary Of the Chinese Lcyatto1l
ut Washington, Aatll to-,lny that tho Rtory
tflat tic Chlslpse students have hecn rvcallett
inc fear Ut thpir being atlcI,Rted from tllD
custun,s and principles Ut their Government
by their association. with the institutions of
ti,1s country, " nlt fU1ssct1se. NBr tiNpY nny
lisebltl exist IN regard u tic ln,i'tlcnl NIL
inEnlstrut!utls uf tho tWo nations. TllD slit
dents will tut H. su.lt to Engiuntt, n* repnrtGl.
simply to have their present llucr.l tltns tf this
country irGkrn IN tjyn .Burg rigid tyslcm If
education. whuthor III u scenltfc c!latnctcr nr
uot. asen II they stt'tfld IT. thorc nj all.
AMEtacAS ESrMt:ss f'nsirASr.
~ II tnru.tnx Ut tho Iirccfors " tho .,tntrl-
till :xprus. Company tt,-,tny, .Iatnc1 t. fnrxn,
1T New york. was elected ircaIdcnt. In pacc Of
wtislam q. fargo, tletcusc,I. Thc0Jnrc II.
1tuleFtIy. Ut Auburn. rcnhlns Fscc.t'rrsl,lcnt.
Mr. Charles Faruo. Ut Col'as1o. WIS elected Seq
oI!l vlcc-l'res!lcilt 5u'nts &. rnlK' wns elected
hi tho vncu,lcy rnn%t,,l i,y tilo rnth Vt Wtlnn
U. FMrvn r. II. l'nulnrty VIVA tiuAIstntct! as ID.
rectorr"r ths Merchants ni.1mtsh i'r!n*ln'rta.
GeuyHl.
STEAMER t.1:t'A HE'D.
Tho announcement In lnn,it tlnst the stca'nn,'
ftyIMNltn k,nk has required Ecr '0ninuHcs ,.tn!
ucr sunday. 1tle Cni,fala a1d u,utncer uf the
steasnur lh.nI.ti IN fhelr nfcsnt ruptrts nr the
Aeciie,t to tho n@pccthrs tn.ttay. 1hcy nscritI,.
tito DrrlktnE OF tho stentn-t t}l!M to tue ttrtkc 1T
Il heavy wlyu lnur tho patartl4. ami say no tNr-
son was tnlurrh ~ tho panic th"t cnsnu. Tim
1t ' tGS vessois i s slto%ei no @ ssr ri "r TS,,ai,.
ItIsl TINT tbs 9fn. preservura wCr0 III ordinary
culnllton. thuugh sol1a 1ceIcd strsl's ahd 0slers
repairing.
"TItE tIt:sr M.sYot..r 1s1r..
Nnr.,r lin 4ri.t,, fsbt.tn its.,t t,tt Tim
, 1881-08-19
THE OBELISK KINGS.
Emil Isru2arh discovers tho atNInntaex
Of Thotilt,atH ty1. ntltt I1uGllesGs II.
" i..rk. Thrill.

of TIotllt,,p. tit. nnst Isul.lesss II.
Mtg i'w. lf'uria.
4 discovery nE BINciAl Interest TO Ailinr-
leans llAs Just bctn 1nnllo III Egypt
by younger brother Ut tho we'll
known rrussfati 4krchirllagist Nrussel.
1'.,sl,1, WHO represented Egypt ut thu pl,lEa-
ttelphla Cel,telu,al in lS7U. liz i,us found
s.bnut fur n,iles Bast " rl.ebea tlIo ln'lil-
,.llus, with uif THUR lnnrt.lnrS np1&ndaaes
mil tlcsrs!ptlolls,of lo lisa tltln thirty Royal
persunagcs. .ilMo,Ix tho thirty Royal pcrsun.
,ges nru tloso OF Ktls Tliutl.lncs Ill. I'LL! Ut
King lsau,escs H., thu lltss Ut wotil ordered
tho construction Ut tho osHliss which
,,uw studs IN our Central Park.
nlul tllo latscr Of wliom 80 years
afterwards eaused Ills 0wt o!t!elat titles n,u!
hUl,urs to 10 Inscribed upon Its faccs, besides
tlsosc nr 1rhotAmes Ill. These two 'Aonarol's
,uw l!a sAe BY sltls III thu l'ontak Museum.
aud even tho tlowers atal garla.als which
Wrru pllCu.i III llolr eptlI.s nIAy to-day ba
hprll tl,c!ruIlng tho lnasks which cayer tug
fslrps Ut tin N1roaspd Just VI tl1uy wero lett
BIZ TIC l!l0ar.!nss ovrr !. wv yHHrs ngo. H..
proyi,,e., Of Konel, which Includes. tho
ancient IhulNs,t district, utilised That thu
Irdlwrctl Offered f0r s;ln I'LL !nlsun! a!!an'
tity 0f antiquities ut ab;nr.lly !nw prleta.
i te lalStln ealyR NtaeHsttE* ts'N* s''o o1'sNe
NJ their l,ltltlrn treasure WIS situated ~ .
gurgo Ut tho mountain rall40 which sep
,nulrs .cl.!'Alusrt from ths :, uab.
ci.Na1uok. I'!1is,, gorEu Il .,, s!tuSt'Sd ';ti
to tic cast Ut 'rleb.*.. nAoud l'as!ia nf vI,sy
tutugnspsIu&. " tho klle.!tsc, wh1 f9rhiwl{i1
dispatched 10 tho sput Herr. Enll l!rlgseiis
u younger hrt!tllur VI Dr. llcttry DsHsscat
IL I'arls. ls Ii. uliarku uf alt Archaeological eX'
euyutiolis II. Egypt. Herr lIrNgsyh d!seos'
0rctI III luo elllts Or tAo l.yvian sl9liIIt,!s!!s
| lleur tho fre,Hplu Ut 1vltS.i'ini1"ala.
ur tlg "Nyrthern .c0Ilvent."
| lit about th[rty.nyo feet Aoep Gat
from thts plt lel tu y cutlery pcar'y .1n M teyt
(ong. ,Esu l,ewM out II tl!9 sull.I f9sS re- III, 1tss
| yollusy wus tl!el with relies II ute IlIebait
/ IyNastles. Every Indication lsa.l* 70 nle
ctinstetiul. thut these saurNl !e!lGs !lasi beela
rrlaovctl YrolN thaLr appropriate 1'aned ~ el's
yuri0ils iUilbs ul,A tclilples al4 c0!cat!ett III
! lltl priests t0 preseFy9 tQo!it lfsaA 9o1iit{
destroyed ly suI,e fulEtSIl Invader, ~ nll
rrvlNtitlty il!ey WHru thus eVltGeAtetl u Ilo
| tLu!D Ut tito fsvusl0n vt EKYps by Eatnb}ses,
Herr Ijrslsaell At nilee ftlextuPhetl tur
steamer, which VII Friday lust satoly 4eth,s'
ltd iier precious esrKo at tho houlak 4u'
T!V full value Of this discovery Of course
, 1881-08-19

%tA fntHffst9 EhrNtic!f+
lty u1oans u y 1Natr,nonlaI advertisement
rublEshgd III ~ EASTERN ncwapMper y Nasahuhu-
suits lnIy 4Nf Il ScynIu furtIier became IN.
gagged 10 10 ,nurrlets. Thu nariculturlst, vim
rrHi1nt .!oar fusc.tr.'r',, eal = Yoke of tn'.Ie.
ttulkrd d ,ickui tu l:ku, Ses.. at which po'ns
he met her II few s!uya stngu. Thu 'ady slis Nh
attractive CREATURE, md tau hlge.brushcr's
fou,ld hta Iove-mnk!nR In PERSON nat 50 favor
aIy rcccivrt ~ ln1 borsl hIa proposAl through
Tho Ht~Fpaper. Ills rough MrM:Mrnnce WIS nut
jcctel t,iu, psllnt. hunk. tiu s,lly innurus tho
lySs 0{ lA expected wife. hut m0ru bitterly tho
IusY Of his cattle.
, 1881-08-19

1,rn,,v Anr. 1s-'i,Lc o1rcttnns for mcn-
hcrs oy tie J,cichstae cop,,nc,,cu Oct, IS.
@ r,wt, - ,n,,tnt,,rr w AM r,,,,r,,o,, ,,,,AScts
'''''o .t,sp.,.I,.
Tin INV 1,rtsxtn,. Cross gnzc,,e says:
/. "" ,nyn ,,oo,1 rcnso,, to hel;eyo tl,ut u,tIl.
I'M, Gns vot Ioo,, sr.t1rt, Il, rcrartl 10 tho ro
,,,,,,sI intantinn ~ Kim, 11nn,hnrt .n visit
] E,nwror Francis .tosenl1 ut Vienna, fs,ch
T. innrnev Ia contc,,ntntc, TIN 3uiiiniIyr
,,,,.,t,t H., t,i,,,, ~ PAW, trhia ,,,o,,1 rlut,
, 1881-08-19

VIZ arrested and bell z !,a!t n tm0o tic T.. Oh;
"f '' .i,s,n IL nv; Win esV'ns Ses s:ts !s%ser. Z
s l'ev , eo,.i Il 'n IL IT. s,.y, ,sssxs ,Iov G t I'll t, M
iiAuts. a!lI sos,ir htik oheaks ailt 4 r''9ln'r
ssa III eoy e'|s i'rsrl Z 10 H s rterieit IL Uhef:
lollev ,ie'our howcy,cr; i, nal 1t!,Is: a!F.ly:
sforG by H. xh'; sps%' es fr1si'sr fi'sr
i",rtratt a ot M n',n va. fs'id IL III: s .ts1y. Tsse
pictures WIRE multiplied ntl1 snt & 70 tio 'o!sse
When !'inkertnn inat partna wl', en,'tr ~ hnrN
tsn Is,s6%1 , | % d sIts s, ,"rs'"s !sss .'s, II r., r.
pnrttgs, ur w,,im Mr. y. u. lsrnw,,uia WMs t,i1c
SAW MAnvlS's i'tcrl:nt.
takcn In u. Louis ~ TINT Of u! a. Martl, tlaoy
NJ n',tt, ',!eftin,l tic, Individual ~ Ito t'crt,I
VI h0 U1. te'y ss 5 'ssksc %I MfHS" WIZ VT.
",t %tvn satvu. ar h; ;ptoa II ap,'ss Ss who a4 III.
t,s* y u. rity infornqtl r!nkort.'.. tat taen;
aH fs' sas, x ''"na'a "'"r ,Se l. '9S 'ain II i% T.
Atiutn*. Mr.. l.rnwticl Las been North fnr l.
weok past :,s*lstinK ~ tlic Eiso snd , was nt Hcw
~ tt, Lynn ut,u scg # hi, cstti ip,tify 4.Aus.
1rTfl a,' r. IT, 4, I'm n ~ u synk TX ht.s
ills oll hc.I.,alntaneu and luondaIn bsothor'fn-
Dnw, Mnryit, and t,tttl
rtocs'nt:u 1lis ATHEIST.
stnrvIr, nlns Martin, hi'as Adn,ns, ls now III
ii T rs'iulslt!n Oh tjsv. Loar u ,ias;.shasett:
r!nkHr.o,, LETT ills etly laat nlHht atso tr Lyi
Il inv turns nt t',at 4! tAo Interval, whl!a Mar.
vim ,s nl,scn. from ltchtn.sI,t 4. July is!st. hu
yux Ws = % ks Mts rs Srs III ,a1 .a9'S nsbfr sSf Il
!ho !tny. q 4 llospy, .he bsaos latltr
, 1881-08-19

RENEWED ENLIGHTENMENT NJ llIE tlsUuECE
EXCHANGE.
spfttdt Dt,pateh to TIT Chieaoo 1fIhuHs
SEw Yul,K, AuE. le.-'rAo excitement Mt
the 1'rtn1uee Exchai,ge was rt,,owetl With nal-
tlitlniu! Intensity this ln0rn(1ig b0t! "np atlti
down st,tlrx," where tho shorts wcro caver'
j,sg "nt thu market" lon- before 'clsange
,,uurs, and so sun,l ~ tho ilrst quotations
from cll!cago couil ile laasl. When ulesu
c,.,,le t!lo l!cart Ut tho "scalpcr" wis wilt!
with delight, fur llo two dispatches vera
allke, taltmusi. ut intervals Uf scarcely llsa
minutes, Up lilo markets NIL we,It KICK Il
cont ut Il tunlp unlIl the tap Prices bcturn
noun weru ta.,ei,rtl. Vllcn dawn tloy luielled.
like u shIp lDatIrtt ntWru tho ltnn !nt0 Il
trough Ut tho kca. hut the olslucs wcro dl, tho
deck of the vcssol And ut thu helm, ~ that she
soon sfghtcu and roso lightly over
THE WAVE or l',:1nl:sslOS
that might have aw4fnt,ct asna'lpr cnt!t man"
nod BY othor than ihp sold suits" who urc sHt|-
5uv utlr entIro Grops ovUr tho dangerous sous u
speculation III tho grvAtest ship TINT ever saletl
undor tho American tlag. coInI,arct With which
that l,ayIgatcl ~ Jay Cooke i TO. III
lST3 was u llcusurp.boat. icslvrday tho
English shlpp1r1 unu9ht taa sohtaK!ots, aud
cuuap Into this llarkot tor cash wheat nt
the ho..vy atiyal,ro aud In tho tueo Of n cor
responding ulSAneo III oecnh tfc'Rhts. ult u
Wns Ouly fur thla Wcck sttAlhcFS. WHAo Ht@H1tX
yesspls wpro uot wa,,ty4 at sha ulI ps!eos. Tnss
shows thur tho demand was Tor Immediate wanta
on tho othor side tu carry over tho lntnrsat to
tho now EAs,l,h usol. which will nut w hvaisa-
bio on nuguunt Ut lutu wet wulthar ~ spon III
pxpec.st. Added to thLs t1asaaua Gheru muTo
yh1Ft shpper*tur Auxust WIN
NEcANE AIAE,lEn
iato covering, although tlasu Mra sa'4 70 W
ii,afy shorts 9,1QuK th1tA It'll. Tho shoFta hore
WuFu WILD this ul1rnsnx. IND rus9rtix oven
their October olntrluts, WA!eh Wek1' more
frpuly uvnlt III tANH 6eptglNbvr,.. which wunla
iu1lu,ltV ihut mouth ii to we'll sottlotl w.
AurIlst u.ll gash xro Arinly hcl.a. mud Armour
wls tspiu fVF,iEF ul,p vi lh0 sAnrt kh!ppers this
t,ur9ltv " tQlIlng hI4t tdat wllIo they 6aa eoSn
lloklux Tho pai.,t nt shs hea1 " taylr ast 9as.
thoy would tooit b0 vl!,nb,llN attsr T. ns fl:G&a
IN3!i, ut Wpluh ~ wul(l lot thou 4Ayg VI! thur
WaNt. Thu rush Of ta!rFtlphv b4sl1les4 4SuI
tho Exc4anx0 wtrus to EhltAE., tota ttoE,inx VIM
Gil RrvNt .th4t Me&saNrs Wpr1 icoAunt!tH pte
h0ur, tasee,ta ut Two ur ten minutes, ~ asuHg. III
Vota!uY ftoM Dup city to tho otl.ar, una
1MEuil lMPElsEh BUSINESS,
Tho 0errl4l> shlppurs Vt curn aru "cHuRht ln
hole" blEpx sburt Vt special Eotp!c0ts running
Tor tNp to fWu IuuAlhI NAEA4. MAleh ila 0sto WIZ
eei' the,1l utld tbu Nl,rknt xttit alyu!iosily Du
lav lard IaArkSt Cole aud Pt*t wvto bosh oQl!a
Tho latu uonshs, vi the theory 1hat hurt afe
, 1881-08-19
RUSSIA,

COLLISION ltETWEEN TIul0ps AND 4 MOls.
ylExNA, Aug. 1S.-Tho antt-Jew!sl, dis
turbances In tho District OF Pu!toya, South
ern NussIa, led to Il tatal collision betwooll
tic troops and 4 mob.
INVESTIGATING cll4AJl0Es
I.oNnoS, AuE, 18.-S0yosal 1ltssiar lncl.~
of-wur arc ordered to Crol,staat immediately
whore Commission will Inquire into thu
charges OF tho Golos agali,st Mlslnallage~
Ment aboard nlen-of-war.
, 1881-08-19
about b000) tierues Of long Inri tn this and tho
CheuKo marketR, with only 10000 tercea OF


THE "WN1H.U' TAFHN4 Z HEt3IEH4SIX.As
TIM Hf TitE UE.IbtK.AEy.
Sptetal f,l.paleh IA The Chi:aeo Tribune
NEW YDi:K, Aug. ts-Thu tttorltl Inns
brukcu grolttltt III favor Ut tic new organtzi-
tim of tIls Democratic lmrty III tho city W
axalust Tnlnlnany Hall. "1lottor," says the
1l|nrld, "N tlcateii this yenr tltas liuiu CIR
exissvicp nj tlle beck of Il l,nss who openly
alul uyowe'lly rnins itx IN 18TH. who coyettly
md eonplntalv t!tHtrt,yts! III in ls0. and WIN
will sletcat uH Whenever hi thinks Il for hia In.
forest tn In ~. Kcreh{tor better uluAn rho lists
Alltl llnvu tslu hiutniy hulll IN our avn carnp,
tH tin tUrttIro 1f ta,e mimi t lln IN testleAs
etsslcy." Tho Nnr|tf tiocs not anticipate dnftat
ruling Tnmnany olt Ut tho Htntc Convention.
hut Il that 10 t' prlco to bo paid II is ready lu
p.y In full.
, 1881-08-19

TINY. AuR. l5--ltuyh ltrasldt tied ifsy-
ut,,lt,l yuuk mbnut h1k tlptk anA lcd h!a pockets
viii. ssunc. uud druwne! hltnsr,t In three nnd a
yesterday. liu bud been unaL1o to obsaln work
aud was very ttasIA,llcns. iin lett II hitter for
tlIs A:1n1y bidding her farewell for eterutty
, 1881-08-19
TUEI6.

FANAE1GAA AHAlI5*
0OLETr.&, A,g. ls,-An Arat. faIatio rntl
a-nuck through tle streets Ut I.ussa M 6a1.
,lrttay lust, calling OIL tie Arabs to jo!A linn
III q holy war. lie and h!s followers weru
seized after they tsstl murdered Maltese.
A. British ntar-0fwar tniulel 100 iAell. but
order WIS restored without ulolr l,c1p,
, 1881-08-19
TIE EAST,

ANOTHER AlslQAHu CAPTURED
ATHENS, Aug. 1S,--Anotitas ot the lalat OF
brIgands TINT captutea autsr In Nou1nulla
lust sprlng has beel, arrestuu. I'Io br!gp1ll
arrested yesterday proves to DO cl.lof ot tl1e
baud.
, 1881-08-19
tho conflicting Reports about. my being first
III fllTHfU, ten Il, AfUntreAl.''
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tho conflicting reports about my being first
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,,'r,,,',,,, ,"s f,'tmistn ~, i1t.t it,to,o,
MI t.s'.snI J." 4itus!t1'. VIZ iMit"GlMEh ~
did tI,r Ilra In nr,Irr IN liz ut.frr fl, tia
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fatt,ntin ii1tt int rtt,tt.ai nv
whnr,H,lup,,is. II ltyiut ,,nscr nj, nss,,o,td
i!ofS. III i'sy tlt's hctils t tHiSrosscl hy s''tn
arrival WIS known to tlls lucnl poiirc III 1fan.
fltOn. nlHt nf rul1rse | wHs Rt,t lnaleatet In |
NY :l n!n'',1c. 7: Ssitter ,rye rsn , wn!e
""san,,S ~ '''e h'," uN.'' ...u III
y AoklFAHf jIoCsE nS TIE a11'ts': OF lake |
t'SrAt4iu,
n.ml wt,slf linyo GcrtMiny ll,ttcgl Tie fart II
anyMaif lIna EGpt Whscit net'r tle ilba,se.
A{!tose,lor fcl II Gn',a;ta d scer" "'Itl u:
bre!n!rtng fur thu emergency Ut |
il triuI. Df UtIu tIiuv ain
:crt'i1; ~ u s'''i ~ l' 1'E!tt l,r 9l lstols
n. ""i.i tu ~ i t ,ttixi t s' ah t lr,;nu ny f"s.
unitetl Sta.eS !l'y requesting tho eStradItluN
Ut Il pofitleul ref,tarc. llAyc tncn',!cil!s
ttus,inn Government tu bp utturly ,tjlwDrthy
nf holding my position ~ thu runks Of
elrt1iyti StatG.. The 4A,nGrlctIH penpu lElyn
nat e td raf, ths trtl !, ant tsssi; a i
l'ai1i W viii, tl,o Uiaoi ..f yc;tn, of III. ESurs
t"rt.Irs.san,cr. t I'll mi % It t Is Is ti,erefore ~ posslDc
t1'at VIZ sHat VIII leti'nps
Nut hiQcE,r NY i:SfnAhtrloS
frol sl!s G',!tsd Stes iear 10 lye sTe
tn f"'har r'rri ,.t tc hn.uis ~ tie fr.1,ri,
i,n,u,i,iir mi ~ lin itrii. ,tt,t,ar,.I1v
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not fnt,. ttily str,,s ugAllls, yu whit si.} yn
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