The Dillon tribune., 1881-08-20

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:. Prcsident Garfield weighed 2,o pound.
at the time Of his shooting. His weigh
now is only I4o.
During bull fight at Marselles Sanda,
several tiers OF seats. collapsed. Ewelv.
were killed atd 100 injured.
Wheelock, the absconding New Torl
clerk, has. been rctnanded to the LOndor
Jail to await the eviden.e. Of his crime from
Anerlc2: sZA 4 ~ =
: IrSa1 interview Wednesday morning
DR.. Bliss denied that the psssea. condition
of hei Presidents ato,nacf u due to pyp
mia, 81 tiood poisoning.
s AsEdner named d. Drue. living eigh,
4fnilxa from Nashville. Illinois, va,
awakened about 10 otlock Monday might
and the top ct his head shot off.
Three hcricgk kwese attacked BY Indian,
In pass nca1 Ailarr,. (Colj rmesda,
night. Two wtse killed; the other es.
capsh; The tefes ktahe murdered men
were found this We4nssdav morning.
. . Among the faAadAl& OF dispatches re.
ceived We l,tesgtav By the Presidents
private setaetarv, was one from strong
healthy man. offering to furnish his own
blood to save the Presidents Lille by trans.
!t,sion. srfgn.s Il sf.,5t
"a Mabv by about one hour old was
found ON the grass at North A,tlebore
Tuesday, having lain there during terri.
BILE storm. lie had no covering and was
klcki"y Justify. How be got there is a
mvsterS'.t y u II
AT the great electoral meeting Tuesday,
when interrupted by nois, demonstrations,
Gambetta concluded lis remarks thus
"What you are doing was never done by
:he worst populace. You are slaves.
Next Sunday the ballot will avenge me
on your disgraceful conduct and then /
shall know how to discover YOU, il 1 have
to track yoc to your dens."
Ex Senator Conkling was seen W.dnes-
day bv reporter. II cannot tell vou,"
said Nj, Conkling, "what anxious hour, I
have passed since my Washington dis.
patches Monday. A relapse any time is
dangerous, but at present most Of AL.
The more think OF this fearful tragedy
tn firiiter rsi Convinced, That ftl,s1ni,ntrv
through 'aaug gssous. Crisis; lind
Mr.. Garfield's death would be one OF the
most unfortunate things that could happen
to it. ! do not in.ena .tQ, leave the. city.
should the President eews wpr>e, ,nnlcsssit
be to offer my sst~tes TO Sthc bereaf ed
family"
L w:,town, Il.lo dispatch: \ volcani.
s::lkion tpqk plscf~ OH the side Of mount
ain ssouthsbf the: si,uth E,rk Of Clearwater,
about twenty mites east OF Mount Itlal:o, on
Tuesday, the 9th inst sending, forth co.,
unn OF fire and rock, which tell ut a dis.
ta,ce OF several miles from the place Of
eruption. The shock was distinctly felt at
Mount Idaho. on the extreme west Of
Canlas prairie, ana at the mou,i, of Salmon
river, distance of about seventy. five miles,
Later news from Camas prairie reports that
;rcolunan otS smoke is Assuihg from the
opening, winch L. ~distinc,ly visible from
the Prairie. No one has vet approached
the place. Evidences Of former volcanic
action al some former period exist in many
places in the immediate vincinitv. S, far
as appears, the opening is less than a
thousand feet above the bed of the south
fork of Clearwater, and within three nliles
ofthe Miiner trail between Mount Idaho
ana Florence.
NEw York. August l7.-Thc Herald
asser>t> confidently that it Arthur should
become President he will make no change
in the ADMINISTRATION; will make no re-
'naval> from Office at large except for
cause: viii attempt no change in the poll
sr'nE Etst1on, ,ea4d ksA Aa &in that il
The -hembers of htt,e' present Cabinet and
some other important officers OF the Gov
ernmcnt, may sosfyr they designations,
Art nr VII Ii onces,sk thdln h Continue
IN office and it will bc their highest duty to
the country to do so There will be no
Cabinet .EAapxs>; there will be no new
poaki> I. attempted. but the country will 20
on and public business will so on just us
b>forc.
,>,, W."Ssyox, .,;1 X; Assgst ,17lpt Boyn:
were considerable brighter and the patient
resting cop.tor,aliy. In reply to an in.
qN;tS, tie Doctor explained that the enc
meta WHICH were being administered con.
sisted principal, OF the diluted extract of
beet. The yolk OF eggs. and whisky, the
whole being dissolved and slightly heated.
DR.. Bliss stated that ii small portion of
muri tic acid Was also Il part of the enema.
ta. The latter gentl.,na,,.rxprcs the
opinion that the I'rcsi1sats stomach is
aradua. xgbec6minE >trohger The doctor
SOL rrlHat> hopeful and saws there is no
rcason Tor giving the Presidents case W,
yet. lie said there was no trouble except
what was derived from d. ra,.gspnent N TN.
stomach, and he is nlW confident that this
will ht controlled
Nv A>IIIN.TnN. August. l7.-This morn
in. at go, whic W. &. McGill. one Of
the guards at the Jail, was passing through
Il corridor, something in the appearance OF
GuitIraus cell attracted his attention
Entering the cell h. found the ASSASSIN in
possession Ola knilr. Nlow he obtained
II l. Il 'nvst.rv) When h.. demanded the
kni'r Gui'teau refused to surrender it.
MC''ll.'tls~wna eif,ol saQkss tacn an cx-
citsn. t,,s>d a. Sr,Ls HAfteau making
evsr, cyssiipnstn fet th3 plstol from ,hc
gaar.i. II ei'c.etA1 aner 1 struggle. hui,
MGilkhfierthe most stsent,rus ,xrrtion>,
rr.ainrd possession "f it, In the scuti',.
that hlnwed the weapon was discharged
and the T. port sn ought other guards to th,.
ass ~,arcc at 4M,Gll, aud Guittcuu was
finally 'di~arinc II. had succeeded.
however,, IL cutting Mrt;i.I> r'otrin. prct-
tv badly and came Nrry near intliC;iny Il
dangerous wound. G,,l;Icau pr, tended To
b. crazy and complained li,;u his pistol
had lEen taken from him. All the facts
Indicate that Guitteau was probably ncdi
tatin. an escape and hc had formed some
desperate plan. His assumption "' ir>an-
it, i believed I" b. a dodge, is hc has
a't:d ~ il p,rEc'!. sane all along.
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