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THE RECORD or THE DAY.

A Chill Interrupts tho Morning Dresatng-
The President Fnild tn RalIy-Ordern 70
tho Guard ii Case Of Ipenth-Thc Oracu-
lar CtternnCeH oS the DoctOra.
LONG BRANCH, September l9.-rhe fol.
lowing is the first official bulletin of the
day:
ELpERoas, 0 a. M.-The condition OF the
President this morning continues unfavora.
BILE. Shortly after the issue Of the evening
bulletin he had chill. lasting fifteen min.
utes. The feirile rise following continued
until l2 midnight, during which time tho
pulse ranged from 1l2 to l30. Tho sweating
that followed was quito profuse. The cough,
which was Troublesome, aud the chill gave
him but little annoyance for the remainder
of the night. This morning, at a. NJ. the
temperature was 98.S. pulse i06 and feeble
respiration p. At $50 another chill came
on. tn account Of which the dressing wac
temp .rerily postponed. a bulletin will be
issued at 1890 p. NJ D. w. BLISS,
D. HAYES AoNEw.
ELRERoN. $50 q. M.-The rigor Of this
morning lasted nearly twenty minutes, and
was quite severe. The President Is reported
as having slept some since It subsided, but Is
now awake He has taken small quantity
OF nourishment. Tho frequency Of the chilis
opinion that II the rigOrs continue for forty.
eight hours the President cannot live. 1t Ia
quite possible that be will be- carried off in
one of these chills.
ELBERON, 1910 A. M.-Dr. Boyntou says
that during :he prevalence OF the rigor the
Presidents pulse went up to l43 beats, aud
was very feeble. AT this hour 1t has de-
creased to about lao beats. The patient ia
extremely weak. and there is cause for great
alarm.
ELBERoS. 1910 A. M-Dr. Aguew says
that tie situation st this time Is decidedly
gloony, and could not well be worse. The
President has not rallied as usual from the
effects of the rigor. Much excitement pre-.
walls and the worst fears are entertained. and
justly 80.
LoNo BRANCH, September i0-ll.25 4. 81.
DR.. RoSnton. In conversation with repre-.
sentative OF the Associated Prexa this morn
ing. Raid that the President passed the NJ os;
quiet night he has experienced since he was
shot "lsnt that extraordinary. doctor 2"
was asked. No he replied. 1T can I've
readily accounted for by tho extreine weak.
ness OF ,he patient lie Is feariully weak
aud d4bilitated." The doctor then expected
the recurrence OF rigor
1t appears that the chill came on while
the morning dressing was In progress, and
that the dressing had 10 bs stopped on ac-
count Of Its occurrence Tho patient art
complained OF feeling cold, and almost I'm.
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har .;..r. :. cnt: .rh n:ce.;.cu, is dead"
wa. tl.. ,';y.
'rl"7r wa- .larnnrins frr carriage and
Iush oi whe..'r. as. ur the i"ai t"wnri u
heron went -. nr>S ne .:anp?,ic wAs ="
gc: pos, ION ri she wi,r- rio hoT.cn
fairly H.. "v-r ,hc ,ol.i aud whcu tho rI:
riasra t',,h.i upt-, .- 81, lid Hotel IL
needed n";hiu. b, Y0ud the i.u.:ic'; :;,'ra
OF the c"rrt,I,,uirnls Ia t-ii tlr ter, hl,'
story
There WAS notody with the I'rd;dtnt ~
tho brsinuinr Of .hr attarl. wh.rh va,
rigor OF the heat. but ton. Swsim and br.
Boynt II. They quickly SEM for the Dot-
torN H!iu were in the surgeons cottage. bn:
when they came the President waa alrtad g
unconscious. Hc recognized nobody ami
within few ninut trr !r dead.
The Cabinet i, iivw IN s--sinn.
The scene ut E,beron battles description.
Attorney General MarTragh ii,i al tue fable
surrounded by thirty or more r0r.rspoid-
entA, debating The las; -cenc in FiAuchlyii
Cottage. Everything ID silent ~ the grave
Men creep In aud out y, ii the dead body nf
the President lay in the same room.
The guard, oi soldiers are Increased and
mounted armed meu picket the aprruach be s
10 the cottage. where the President, hujy
lies In the miis; Of his grief stricken family.
We turn away With The Nation. aud respect
their sorruw for the President
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rIcEr PRESIDENT arthur

RemMuing In RetireInent ut Ill, 0w,
HOUSE with BeoomIng dignity und De.
cency.
NEW YORK. September l9.--Yice-presi.
dent Arthur remained in his house this
morning. receiving hut few callers. A re.
porter called Oil him. but he declined mn In.
!terView' sendine word that he lex. .,5,h,n.
s.a,.S uut 1n,elal huiietins. He had previously
staten' however, that he was ready 60 obey
any summons made by the Cabinet, but he
noped that the Presidents strong snna.itn
uon anu the careful nursing he received
wohin enable him TO soon resume his execu.
tive duties. 'N''"'
"ioo-iresident Arthur Notified 70 Teha
the Oath of Osaoe.
:, Long BRANCH. 1926 A. M.-Attornsr
General MacYeagh has sent the following I,
vice President Arthur: 1t becomes onr
pA'n'al duty to inform you Of the death Of
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THR East MOMENTS.
A Pan CoveTe Elberon-The Suddennese
OF the President's Death.

LoS1 BaAEcH. n. j., September I9.-The
gloon which has been growing over Elberon
for the las. three days has settled into pail.
Il 10 the pail that covers coffin. The Presi-
dent 10 dead. The Garfield Administration
has drawn to q Close. The end was short:
swift and vivid. ~
4 few minutes before the end came mea-
senger rushed across to the Elberon Hotel
Aad fairly startled tho gathered reporters
With the about: Tho PRECEDENT La sinking
rapidly"
Tho orowd scarcely recovered from thHir
ehock bsfore there waB grand ruSh acroaa
tho lawn and over the piaszns, o rush that
drowned the roar Of the OCEAN and rnAde the
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President Garfield. and to advise ,o,
take the oath of office aa p,. y
dent Of the United States w;,i.r, .r',
dc'av. II il c"ncr.rs with yonr iuuvprn, :"
will br very glad IL you will come he,s w.
the earliest train to-mnrrow
signed William Window, secro,.,r
III" treasury. WM. II. Hunt. secretary a, ~
navy. Tho>. l.. James. postmaster .rens.- .-'
Wayne Mac cFcash. attorney general. !
kirkwood. secretary 0f the interior.
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rIE E.D ApPK0

TO fr.ai,ient Lying at Deaths fhnr
Calm nnd C"iiert-d-Hope- Held Out
that II. aiight Last Is Week.
LoAo BNANcH. September lY--Thero is
no change in the situation Tonight The
President il lying at deaths door. tranquil
and In the full possession uf his senses. There
WAS no recurrence oC the riRors this evening
ut the hour when they were naturally AN
ticipated. There i. soino cui,scation drawn
from this fact. but II Is of the inild-r sort.
Everything that is known " medicine and
practice has he,u reaorttd 10 to prrvtut this
calamity. II han been an almost steady
cordng 10 ali tho physicinns. is liable to
oocnr st any hour OF minute.
Dr. Boynton says that il Is u mistake 70
suppuae the temperature has any bearing on
tho matter, or in any wsy indicates the ap-
proach OF tho dreaded chills. Yesterday
everything was In fair condition for
favorable evening. the pulse was low,
the temperature and respiration ahont
normal, when all at once as quick
as you could snap your finger the
riaor was npon him. While these manifesto.
tions have been alluded 10 as clil.. the
terms are not exactly Synonymous. In the
rigor tho muscles become rigid. aud the chill
comes likes paroxysm- The extrernitiee are
cold as in approaching death.
There was great uneasiness here this eve
aing about the hour when the rigor was ex-
pected. The pnAsing uf the hour without
any recurrence vi the dangerous symptoms
encouraged few to express renewed hope.
hut they wore very few. The conviction
that Soma Gmost miraculous Intervention
must come or death must shortly ensue
is aa strong as It was this morning. The
tcc.ors sre quito as gloomy and despsiring.
They arc inclined tn tho opinion that there
will be no sudden death. bot that tho
President viii! hang on for the
rest Of tl,e week, possibly longer.
Yet when askad point blank whether they
bad given him up DR.. Bliss answered NO
DR.. hEnew qualified by "Ycs." and DR..
Hamilton ovaded. It Is evident that
tho situation Ia becoming more critical
every hour. DR.. Boynton denies the
story In to-day's New York Tr.eS that he
has had any conflicting words With the doc
tora. DR.. Aanew endorses hit denial. and
eays the article ia false aud that no such
quarrel occurred. In stating this Or. Boyn-
ton incidentally remarked that ORA Bliss
and Hamilton did not agree.
There Ia considerable excitement hero to-
night on account OF the unfavorable and
conflicting rumors which come from Frsnck-
iyo Cottage. The question OF the Presi.
dents death appears TO be settled, and we
now begin to hear OF the disposal of his
body and the discussion of the incoming
Administration. 1t Is said by some
that the family will insist upon
taking 1t Immediately to Mentor In the
most quiet manner. by others that the body
will be permitted to lie In state for time
in the rotunda OF the Capitol at Washingio ION
In tho meantime the few hopeful ones think
that the President will yet disappoint al
these plans by stabbornly refusing to die.
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A Chill Interrupts tho Morning Dresatng-
The Preaident Falls tn Rally-Ordern ~
the Guard in Case Of Denth-The Oracu.
lar CtternnceS oS the DOctOra-
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-07-19

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Young MEN

wv no May BE Suffering from h effects
w OF youthful follles or indiscreLion, will do
well to avail themselves of this. the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering human
ity. DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee TO forfeit $500
for every case of seminal weakness or private
disease of any kind or character which lie under
takes and fails to cure.
MIDDLE AGED MEN.
There are many at the age of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder. often accompanied by a slight
smarting or burning sensation and a weakening
of the system in a manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary depos-
its a rOpy sediment will often be found. and
sometimes small particles of albumen will ap-
pear. or the color will be of a thin llkish hue.
again changing to a dark and torpid appear
ance. There are many men who die of this diff
tculty. ignorant of the cause. which is the sec
Ond stage OF seminal weakness. Dr.. s will
guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases. and
a healthy restOratin of the genito-urinary or
ganS.
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Call or address. nR. SPJNNEY 4 CO..
No. IL Kearney St.,
myjWtf San Francisco, Cal.
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SHERuFF'E SALE.

John Anderson. plaintiff.
against
r.. Weller.
James H.. BattertOn, "
Samuel futile,
j. F.. Allen,
David L. Pattei ton.
defendants.
ITO be sold at sheriff. sale, at 2 O'Clock D.. m.
l on the eth day of July, A. d. 1881. in front
of the sheriff7s office. the following described
property, to wit All the right, little and in
terest the defendants had on the Goth day Of
June. A. D. 1881, in and to that certain Lode.
Lead or mineral vein claim situated IN SUM-
nit Valley Mining District. Silver Bow county,
Montana, and known as the Golden Rule Lode
Mining Claim, which was located on the 2sth
$: W; Childs. and recorded on the % day OF
March. A. d. 1880, in book l.. oi lodes, page At,
records of Deer Lodge county. NJ, T.
Dated this 22d day of June, \. d. 1881.
THOS. NJ LOWRY,
Sheriff of Silver Bow County. MT.
BY Z. A. SMALL. Under Sheriff. .
2sjunew3t
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

Estate of John H.. Johnson. deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the Undersigned
Administrator or the estate of John II. johnson
deceased. to the creditors OF, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to eM-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this
notice. To The said Administrator at Glendale,
in the county OF Beaverhea6, NJ. r.
J. r. MAHAN,
administrator of the estate of John II. John
s,n. deceased.
Dated at Glendale. July the 10th, 1851.
jy19-w5t
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REIGN OF TERROR.
Alarming Increase of Heart
disease and the Symptoms
Which Preccde it.
iug to Scientific Investigation and an
Attempt to Check its Increase.
Wonderful Properties Of "Seda-
|ine-de-India," land How to
Properly Use it.
! Of importance for AL, Regarding
New Discovery,

mortality statistics of this country show
great proportion of deaths arise from
disease. But aside from the fatality
attends it., the inconvenience and suf
| which even the first stages bring, make
essary to take prompt measures for re-
Undoubtedly the greatest remedy
|ern times for curing diseases of the
is "Sedatine-de India" which is ac-
shing such wonderful results and at
n 5, much attention. This great--rem-
~ssesses ingredients specially designed
! the numerous troubles of the heart
kmbination is the result of long and
experiment, and it can he safely as.
that when taken in time it will cure in
base. DO you aver have Nightmare,
bed feeling in side and breast, Irregular
Throbbing. Jumping, Flutterng, Mo-
" Stopping. Slow circulation of the
These are all symptoms Of Heart
!. Those who are suffering and have
red it should do so at once; those who
her tried it do not need to be urged to
Lsain. If your Druggist has not got it
be dollar and fifty cents to our address
will be mailed to you. Sole agents,
Chemical Co., st. Louis, Mo.
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|yorS DEBILITY, Vital Weakness,
|tion from Overwork or lndiscretion,
kally and promptly cured by "St. James
pills" They enc the vigor OF youth
! a positive cure for Spermatorrbea,
ncJ, Sexual Debility, etc. Price one
bud fifty cents per box, sent by mail
ksle agents. Lobdell Chemical Co., St.
Bio. Jnly1-d&w-1yr.
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It Caused a Sensation.

III VI q oC1lSE1 GlOll.
h." exclaimed the fair daughter of a
ho LA bonanza king, addressing one of
lis / os, "Pa has settled $50O,0OO on me,
am bought there'd be no harm in telling
ord "Florinde," he SAID. nervously fin
few nickels in his waistcoat pocket
der king &c hide the evidence of the pro-
interest which the communication eX-
Florindc, DO you think I'm so sordid
I, aI Jet such a consideration affect me ~
size added, n~onchalantly, II didn't
nv N you'd care much, so | engaged myself
aker last hight 1t was a ten strike
Popped, but she was a cool girl, and,
4. n ing il servant, told him to set the SAT
on the back sto"p until he felt bet
=, wbl
foot Register. Jth: "TuscaEora =
at t.. Wednesday from the mines near
10 round station on the road leading to
He says they have discovered II
d4 feet in width, and which can be
ofy over five mills, and thinks the la"
10 locating mines is somewhat OH
na hat a man is only allowed 300 feel on
me, Of his discovery sLi k but hat an
says Il man shall have all OF the
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PECULIAR POISON.
NEWS NUGGETS.

A train on the NJ L s & " railroad
near kaukana, Wis. yesterday fell through
a bridge. No one was injured. The
accident was caused by broken rail.
The report of Fl Rauch. secretary oi
the Illinois state board of health on the
subject of Trichinosis. shows that only
eleven deaths have occurred from tha,
cause since 1866. In every instance death
was produced from. eating raw ham OF
sausage.
A dispatch from Kansas City states
that the Kansas river is rising rapidly apd
great damage has already been done BY
the high water. A large tract of low
land is already inundated and many build.
ings have been totally destroyed.
A fire in Dubuque yesterday afternoon
destroyed the buildings which are known
as the fremont block. The loss is very
heavy. and the insurance comparatively
small
The vote on tie Indiana amendm ents
was very slight. 1t is thought they are
,rried.
A man by the name of Nolan at Marina
Mimi, shot and killed his wife yesterday
afternoon. He is supposed to be insane
After much difficulty, he was lodged In
he Saltwater jail.
Secretary OF War. Lincoln ha. appointed
Charles S Sweet OF Chicago as bis private
secretary. Sweet was engaged 10 the Law
ard vas in the Office of Isham & Lincoln
A bust Of the late q B sCarpenter vii
be placed in the foyer of the Music Hall il
Chicago. The bust has been ordered o
Leonard w Volk. the sculptor.
Indications point to The nomination o.
Carter w Harrison by the Democrats al
mayor of Chicago. His chances for elect
ion are considered FIRST class.
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CITY ELECTION,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on TUESDAY
w the 5th day of April next, at the following vot
ing places in the City of Rock Island, election
will be held for
One Mayor, for two years.
one CITY Attorney, for two years.
One City Treasurer, for Two years.
One City Clerk, for TWO years.
One Alderman, First Ward two years
One Alderman, Second Ward, two years.
Two Aldermen, Third Ward.
Two Aldermen, Fourth Ward.
One Alderman, Fifth Ward, two years
One Alderman, Sixth Ward, two years.
Two Aldermen, Seventh Werd.
TowNsHIP OFFICERS:
One Township Supervisor for one year
Foar Assistant Supervisors, one year.
One Township Assessor, for one year.
One Township Collector, for one year.
One Police Magistrate, for four years.
Two Justices or Pe.ce, for -four years.
Three Constables, for four years,
Places of voting to be as follow:
First Ward-Engel's Feed Store, constituting ter
riiory west of Eighth street.
Second WSrd-kigbth street Hose House, consti-
tGtlng ter ltory west of Twelfth street to
Eighth street.
Third Ward-Nide Awake Hose House. constitut-
ing territory west Of Sixteenth street and
Fourth Ward. Nineteenth Street Hose Eoase, con-
stituting territory west Of twentieth street TO
sixteenth and part OF Seventeenth street
Filth Ward, Lnehan's store, constituting terrt Dry
street
Sixth Ward. Twenty-sixth Street Hose Mouse, con
stitutlng territory west Of Elm street to
Twcnty-fourth street.
Seventh Ward, Centre st .tfon House, constituting
territory east TO city limits.
The Election will be opened at O'Clock ia the
morning and continne open until o'c.oek in lhe
afternoon OF the came day.
Dated, Rock Island, Ill, this eth day of March,
1881.
ROBERT KoEHLER, City Clerk.
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Rock Island. Illinois. Wednesday. March 49, 1851
whose presence endangered Republican
institutions.

institutions.
THE DEAD EMPEROR.
ST. PETERSBURG, March l6. -Roussa
kof confessed he gthrew the 6rst meta
bomb. The Cars legs had to be ampu-
tate1 when the corpse was embalmed.
SPECIAL UKAsE.
ST. PETERSBURG, March, l6..-It has beer
thought necessary to follow the proclama-
tion of the Emperor Alexander the Ill,
by special ukase. summoning peasants to
join in alleagance with other faithful sub
jects.
A decree mas been published granting
persons departed co Siberia, with loss OF
civil rights permission to engage in com
mercial or professional pursuits after three
years good behavior The same privilege
will be accorded political exiles subject to
by minister of the interior.
THE ROYAL MoURNERs.
BERLIN, March l6.-The Grown Prince
and Princess. Princess Christian, the
Russian Embassy, Lord Ampthill. the
British ambassador aud the Prefect of
Police met the Duke and Duchess of
and Grand Duke Alexis at the
railway station, and after Sabonrof. Rus
sian ambassador, handed Grand Duke
Alexis packet of sympathetic letters and
kilograms. the train proceeded to St.
Petersburg.