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, 1881-05-08

THE ELGIS DISASTER.
E1GIN, ILL.,. Alay:7.-The topic Of conyersa-
tion OIL our streets now, and which Owe
shadows even the interest taken i'll the search
after the missing boiies of tho victims OF the
ferry disaster, Is the verdict rendered by the
Coroner's jury. Though many seemed to
anticipate the verdict even before tla wit
nesses in the case were examined, yet all
were astonished at its severity. Tile
singing out Of the Mayor and one
of the Aldermen as objects upon
which to lay tile entire blame Of the
sud affair is not indorscd by my Of the citizens
aud business men. and In tho ct:d the effect will
probably be q reaction upon the jurors them
selves. aud aid. Sherman hl5 come out III Il card
III ONE Of the duly papers asserting that he
heard TWO uf the Jurors express very strong
opinions III the matter few days III ter the 'cci-
don't, So strong that it appears t. Kim unrenso1a-
able to say thar they could give, IN impair
asserts that he considers himself and the
rost Of the Council as equally
balnable with the two ccnsurcd ones, for the
furry catastrophe. Shertnnns mauly wnF Of
shuutderiay his share OF tho blame has made
him MANY friends. The seurch for tho bodies nf
those WHO W9at down in the ferry di5il3tcr Is
still in progress, but since last Tuesday without
SUCCESS. There arc yet four bodies known to be
Ill tho water, and 1t is feared tlat there Will
prove to be more. Every available plnu Is DC.
ing tried for their recovery. Thore is now some
l;tik of engaging several professional divers
from Chicago to work til tho deep water for IL
few dsyH
, 1881-05-08

rtc srrcestions for the withdrawal Of Judge
Rnhertso1's name scrc not renewed, but .eeVeral
Sruutors expressed the opinion that IN cary
nflfo,'rutucnt without any 'lc1loa uIun it Wouiu
be advisable. Some Of them iqQuifea u .ts s..e
eion Of tho Senate. The President s'tta Ill repS,
snhstuntia!l, that rhe Senate was It's own 1udEt
of me Droprcty OF its action. and Tint he Snould
not meet tho emergency Until 1t ca1ne: He ANU.
n,otcd that a vote for adjournment without
acriou wouid be
- QUITE AS GOOD A TEST
of tto nttftudo uf Senators toward the Admin
jstration MS u vote for or against Judge hoDert-
enn's confirmation. il il beginning tu be nllder-
stood that Scna Conklins is trAlu to give hts
nssrnt to any uctiOu upon Judge sltouertson
ness. II Is now said. upnn very good authority,
that il Mr.. Clnxt;:,g and his f1ieu:ss1o NOT cai
caucus by Wednesday, next the ADMINISTRATOR
Senators will do SO.
ANOTHER CAUCUS MONDAY.
To the 1Fsst<rr A:soctdts. Press.
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 7---Anbttier Kepub-
,ican clilcus will be held Monday to tnko up tho
new phase Of tue Robertson ques don and the
administration Senators will contend for the
rcuenl Of the rule Of tho lust Caucus, allowing
Dut objection by Il Senator tt senu the nou1lnE-
ton over. Mr. Conking expects to be benten N
and is trying to muster all the strength possible
fur the tEh, IN the Senate. &Ir. CotiK!ln3 COM
p|;1Ius Of Mr. Dawes and o:ner Republicans:
who, he says, made voluntarily professions of
President nude his. attack. Mes5rs. HAwlcy
u1,d Hale will lead the AdntHtstrntion sidc IN
the caucus. 1t appears. too. tthlt Con&ilng n'tS
los. confidence iii postmRstcr-G General JMne7,
us in executive session yesterday hc a:luaed 10
will decide tho whole matter. aud e prevailing
opinion is that it will uEree to tnae up and con-
firm Robertson at once
, 1881-05-08
CALKINS ON CONKLING.

GANE1ELD TO REOEG-AN1ZE HIS CABINET.
speetat Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
TOLEDO, O., May 7.-'' aln not at all sur
prised that the President has decided to
suuclch Senator Coul1linS." said Congress
man W. Il. Caisius, Of Indiana, whom met
returning from Washington to-day. II saw
the President last Saturday and Sunday"
continued Mr.. Cnlklns, land lie had 1nale,
up his mind then that Conkii1ig was tile
stumbling block preventing 4 successful Ad-
lllinistratl0n." . =. -. ::
,!'Will the President carry out this fight ?''
asked.
"Certainly.. Hayes fought Conkling with
a feather-dustcr, but Garfield will fight lin
with Indian clubs. Not only will lie make
direct issue with Conkling, but I believe
he will reorganize the Cabinet, too. The
President is; worn out, mad, and disgusted.
He has stood Conkim&'s sneers for weeks.
He was damned with Conkling;s faint praise
during the campaign. It is said that Conk-
ling has frequently since the 4th Of March
, 1881-05-08

denounced. the President as liar, ana denea
any one to find with microscope aiuKle 'u~
dorsement Of Gartleld's moral character IN any
OF his iConkling's) campaign speeches; anu now'
al last, ,'
THE LION Is AROUSED.
nnd Conk1ing or tho President will have TO 60 u
the wal.' =
"what Cabinet changes will be made?" =
"Mr- james, If he clings to ConktnE MS ne a.
ways has CLING, will be Invited to step one sloe'
and MacVcagh will have to TO-. 1t 1s we'll Kno"o
that postmaster-Gcnera James Is serving 1"o
masters. He is in the most confidential rci:l-
tious with Conklng ut all times. Conslhe VIII
probably he Informed of the secrets ot every
Cabinet mcetiug as soon us 1t IS over. al''
iunes. say, Is thooontidential friend ot cohk-
ling while he is only the political friend OF Inc
President
=. "Bur perhaps Mr. James will quit conkl4ns?"
"No, [ do not think he will. Conkltng has
really made james. Tic made him tirst II clerk
IN the Custom House. then Wcigher' anu tneu
Postmaster Of New York. His appointment as
'*as not dry oe1"rs Jam.,s
that he was Conkg man. II LenSt'ns .'iis: a.. .ea H.,
Mr.. .]anles that he will take care OF hin' as nc
him, then he tJames) will leave the President
and joill Eonkliug. Butt tell you Dir: james
vii, be cal!ed upon to define his position.
> THE COUNTRY Is AGAINST CoSkLlSd'
Tbrce-four,hs Of tho Republican voters OF the
State Of New York are opposed 10 tonktiH1.
His adhercnss only adhere for the loayes
md fishes which he throws them or oe-
cause they fear h!s power. II Eonkllng
should lose his power to do any polticat uauaRc
tn any one III New York he could count his
friends on his tingcrs His so.cal!ed friends are
In constant sta te ut terror. Postmaster Jaf,fs'
and Plttr. ind Arthur lay awake nights ''tider-
I.g it they wol,ld he utterly destroyed IT they
sht'ud follow their own incinnuons tlnd abati-
don tho lsoss who has loried 1t over thcm 1or so
lilut,y: years. =,
Mr. t:onl1ling has no journalistic SUPPORT In
New York Stire. The Times TTt,u,c, Albany
crnt unI CJpu,licit, Buffalo E.rpress ar1d almost
nll the Leading newspapers side with the l'resi-
id.n1. | believe the salvation Of Tits Republican
pArty Ill New York depends upon Lhe suppress
sion OF the Senator FROM Utica.
0'7. ELL PERKINS.
, 1881-05-08

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to secure National nkcirculation, Ss5o, ,s7s,-
TILE MILITARY DIVISIONS
The following is tic text of the General
Order PROMULGATED to-day relative to the
military divisions:
by direction OF tho President paragraphs and
OF General Order No. a4.:Dec- H. 1880 from this
uliice, constituting the Department Of A.ku'sus
and The Military Division Of the 0ulf, aro r.
Divisions Ut the Missouri And Of the AtlAtltlc are
restored TO rh0st in force prior to the issue OF
said order, to-wit: The Military Division Of
Missouri to emorace the Departments OF Toxns
and OF the Missouri a5 they existed before the
publication Ut General Order No. III. Ut lssu, and
tho Departments OF the rlntte and Dnkotn. The
Military Division nf .Aiuntic to en brace the De-
purltntnts OF the EMs: and South ss 1t was con-
No. ii ot -. The records of tho Division Of the
Gulf will be sent to. the .Adj djutunt-ItnerNl of
tho .Artuy: those of tho Department OF the
Arkansas relating tD troops In the Depurtmcnt
Of the Missouri to the headquarters OF that De-
part1ncnt, and thoso re'ltlns to troups in
Louisiana and Arkansus 10 the headquarters Of
tho Department .,f the South.
Maj-Gen. j. II. Scho'eld is placed on whiting
ordar with full pay until further order Of the
President.
s1l: EDWARD THORNTON.
Sir Edward Thornton says. IN reply to Qles-
iun. that he bus received no inti,nation Of
bel,ls transferred to st. Petersburg, but will
probably reiua1n here: <
GnIER.
The nomination OF Mr.. Grier to ho Third AS
s:stnnt Postnn5ter-GcnerAl has not been with
drawn, although 1t is 4pf1altiyely suited he will
not accept II confirmed.
THE AMOUNT OF & PER CENT BONDS
received ut the Treasury to-day for continuance
nj -: per cent l:,,9 :a; aggregate amount
received to liAte, $lO5. III, ,tUO.
, 1881-05-08
POLITICAL.



Special Correspondence Of TIE C.ica0o Tribune.
RAclNE, Wis, May 0.-'rhere is great re-
joiclng in this city at tile news from Wash
ington. "Ilurfall tor GarticldH' "Than1
Cod VIC llavea President-with backbone! p
4'I4ct consequences ra!ze caro.of themselves.
Garfield is riEi,tr' Such are the express
sIous hcurl on every hand: nnd ono enthusiastic
Republican insisted On getting out the Cannon
applaud his notion. think that. these express
siols Indicate tho sentiments Of g, per ccnt of
The Republicans Of this city. Tho people ad-
1nire pluck.
, 1881-05-08
ATTACKED BY CHEROKEE. INDIANS.

PARSONS, kN5., May I.-NUtI hts been re-
cetvcd here thut the surveyors Oh tho MukoEeo
il Fort smith Branch or the Missouri Pacific
have been driven OF by Chcrokccs. Assistant
Attorney Kelso, OF this city, upon an order IF
General Manager Ta1na@c, left last night for
the scene Of the difficulty. The lndfa1s are re-
ported determined. II Is not doubted that tue
Missouri Paoltic folks will assert their right to
build the rOuu,
, 1881-05-08
THE EAST.
AEDUL AXIS DEATH.

SpttlQt LNHtf. =,
LONDON, May 7.-rhe death of Aodut
Aziz has been the subject of numerous spe:
ciat telegra,ns from Constantinople to .ho
London papers during the week. Iu7
theory that Abdul was first chlo1o-
formed finds support in a leuet
published today Of DR.. Dickson, wno
cxa,.,i1t2,l the Sultan's body immedla1e15
after death, and found no marks Of vlolence
save the Jagged cuts OIL the fore part or tno
elbow-ionts Dr.. Dickson found ONLY ono.
large cIut OF blood upon the tloor-1'att'nA,! !!
Just beneath the !eft-h;lnd elbow Of the SOFA.
and concludes that no struggle could nave
occurred at the time. - ;.>..
s.: : TIE GRAND y1z1ER- 4. ..eri
,s.:'' 10 the rrester1. associated Prsts- "
CoSsrASrlyoPLE, May Tt is 'be1eseu
, 1881-05-08

CHICAGO, May IA private dispatch re-
ceived here says freight engine and ten
ears went through 4 bridge OIL the Green Bay
d. Minnesota Railroad. between Elm Lake
md Dexterville, Wis, this morning. The bridge
huti been set OH nre by some iniscreant. Thc
engineer WIS seriously hurt. 1uc best Of care
G1ld attention arc now being given him.
, 1881-05-08
IMPRISONED IN A MINE.


La SA1LE, ILL.,, May Tho engine in the
Union conl-sliaft broke about $50 O'Clock
this afternoon. Two hundred miners are i'll
tho pit Some of these can get out BY tho cs-
cape shafts. but 100 in the lower level cannot be
holsted, alld wilt probably be inprisoned De-
meath the surface tUr i number or hours.
, 1881-05-08

MEMPHIS. Teun., May. 7.-M Field, retail
clothicr, made ,an assignment to-day. Liablll-
ties. S., ,0Ou; assets. uoulinaly, S.1,000 The
drcdltors are New York, Cincinnati, and Mem
phis merchants.
, 1881-05-08
1cELL FROM 4 HORSE.

SPEe1al UtsDdtch 70 The CHle000 771bHHs.
CLEVELAND, O., May ID. G. Covert,
member Ut the General Assncbly from this
county, aud one Of the editors of the Lcuter.
WAS to-cay thrown fro.1l his horse and had bis
cQnr-b bonc broken.
, 1881-05-08

THE TREASURY STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., May Tho state
ment Of the amount Of Nutiona1-bank notes
received for redemption for the week ending
to-day, rs compared with the corresponding
, 1881-05-08

United States bonds held by the Treasury
to secure National bank circulation, S350, 9sS,
, 1881-05-08

grace, but he is not that sort OF person TO
quietly put up with 4 beating. Lord Sllre"s-
bury's mother is very III.
ME. H1:>pLAUGu'S CASE
is likely to become one OF the most Important
features Of the session. Tire new Oatll5 bill
will be rcsolutoly opposed by the Conserve
tiyes 1t every stage, WHO are anN-
ious to kindie religious feeling,
-that is to say, feeling among
the various sects, without denomination.
uniting the Nonconforuists with the Estab-
lislted Church against him. The objection
to Mr.. Bradlaugh is not only Ills atheism, but
Ills notorious pamphlet, 1.-The Fruits Ut
Philosophy fur which lie was ILL.,
tlcted with Mrs. Besant. 1t is felt BY
many, on both sides Of politics, that Afr.
Gladstone ought not to cspo,1se Iii any way
the works Of such an author, and when the
matter Is brought up In the House, the Pre-
micr will lind himself opposed not only by
his opponents but by many ardent Wings.
AMERICANS COME TI.oOPISd HERE
by every ship, aud the London plc:ure-deai-
ers and those esthetic gentlemen WHO have
always something in their li.,e to sell, look
out for them at every port Mr.. Vanderbilt
is now known rs the most liberal English
speaking patron Of the fine arts.
There is much interest felt in tile prospect
that the Gould and American Cable Com
pa,lIes' cable will, be laid very soon. The
Faraday, as yesterday cabled to you, left
OH Friday, and, If the weather proves fair,
SHE will be oil the Nova Scotia coast
before the end Of tile month. Tho report
that this cable would be amaiganatel before
J long with existing lines is, evidently put
about to keep up tho spirits Of the Pender
combination. j.. !: "
ALL AMERICAN SECURITIES
close firm this afternoon, and II good adj
, 1881-09-20

THE English missionaries on the east const
Ut Africa muat hp a beautiful lot. According tul
the London Times they ''look upon the natives
as chlldrcn," and 1t being ono Of the oar1nal
points In an EnRlishmane education that chill
dran need beating at short Intervals, the Afri-
can missionaries haye put tho plan In operation
Oh the unfortunate creatures over whom theyi
nre permitted to exercise control. The Ti1scal
snys:
The Superintendent acknowledges having
them confess having bought aotno stulcn prop.
erty from natives i1louglng to tho 1nlsslon. t}n
lhotr confession thoy wbro liberated. llo also
acknowledges having Imprisoned an Arab Of
good fatnlly. An Investigation by tho British
Consul. General showed that tioRgln9s hro the
rsso g ia1go We Woais n,on he skinNtoge, % viii
[svntonces or three months Imprisonment. Mar
sicd fen,a'es are subjected to these outrngeB al
well a. males.
, 1881-09-20
LAKESIDE MUSINGS.

A. tlcw volume Of poems by Whit Whit.
nun has been issuod. The key to tho work will
bo ont In few waeks. ).
A very strangu Incident occurred In one Of {
tho Territories thu othor day, tho Govornpr be.-
Ing found ut tho Capital.
Mr.. Ludlow, the Prohibition candidate for
uoyoruor Of OHIO, Gays ho tlas not tasted cider
for twenty-five years. bir. Ludlow Is In hard
luck.
Mrs. Florence, tho nctress, snys that sho
talked with tho Princess OF Wales In tho bot Of
a London theatre. Tho prlncess is oyldeatly
oven better naturcd than usual this yoar.
Mrs. L!yernloro assails the wotilen nf En-
gland for " bowling down to men rs II thoy Nofn
[3cuI. gptla." The remarks OF Mt. Lyctm0Ta
On this fascinating subject will bo awaited With
|iutorust.
Dir. Talmage snys he Is firm believer In
miracles, md believes thoy will be "roughtlu In
answor to prayer. Tho converts will bcs.u 10
walk In whcnover Mr.. Talmago appcara In pill
lie with Il suall mouth.
All the food onten by tho Cznr Of Russia Il
sampled by IN attendant OF tho palace before
being placed on tho table. Fortunately for Tho,
gentleman occupying ths position, Mrs. Homan'
OIL mover attempts to make p[ek.
II sec that IroHuols WIS guarded By two I
detectives aud thrco policemen whito being sad'
died for tho ST. Logger. Thcro will be no living
I IN tho same country With that horrth bruwa
thlug wheu ho gets ovor hero again. n"-Afdtds ..
So1no pleas,1re-serkers III the Willie Mount.i
) atnB wcre met by hghwAynsan ono day lattl
week and compelled to deliver their money aud
ynIuablos. The t,alio of tho hotot conducted BY
tho Dr,gand Ia his leisure ulomcntd has not
transpired.
t,aftt,nHl Newman, whom lust out Of cox
, 1881-09-20

column effort un tho question of Presidential
Inability, tho editor nj tho SIM felt this htah
kecnly. and nsscrta that "Mr. Warner only ~.
|pcnts tho chatter Of the Ignorant when hntlttors
Ills ornclc." The Hartford lltcr"ry gentleman
should SOC TINT tho .mrs ut tho cage arn stt,ut
nrrs tctoro he ngnin stlrs up tho sleeping lion
III thu Now York press.
, 1881-09-20

trollcd by law. The humble boy, w!losp first
|earnings we're on the canal, elevated himself
tU tho highest humnn rnAk hy IN other
I,ncans ttnn tllo persistent Implication Of bis
natural abilities ai,li always rcEnlattng his
conduct by the strr,lcst adherence to n,ornl-
9lty, Integrity, and trntlr With no other
nltls tl.au tl,csc. he was carteA by tho nnturn1
iforcc nf American Institutions to mn exalted
| l,osItlon to which lie added additional honor
sanll additional dignity.
Tho consequences likely 10 result from the
death Of President Garct,l aiM the success
sion Of the -Elce1'resident nrc matters for
I tho future. The Enttan to-day Is mourning
I The llustrIous dcatl. During tho four months
which ic,. Garfield held Tic oillca of 1resI
stlent before liz was shot down by the assassin,
/ tho country had already recognized the Wis
sttni Of hfs election. Party feelings lad
3mcas,rably nbatetl. nMl In tho rcposc and
atliRnity which h1s brief service promised
/ the country was prepared 10 supp0rt MI Adj
amlnlstration 80 worthy Of the Nation.
Thu great chIertnin Is no more. The Ex.
Aecuttye Of n great people has been rnthlcsly
stricken .lown In the moment Of Ills useful
4 hess ntul III tho very hour Of Ills fame. Lonu
swttl he be la'nentet1, long will the atroclt,
auf his fate be exccratcd, aid in future times
\ tho generations yet TO foaIow wIll forever
sa3link tho l,an'o Of GARFIELD among The
:lbriglItcst a'u most glorious OF the Sons and
Rulers uf tic American Republic.
, 1881-09-20

F1sost report Of the exports Of domestic
provisions, Including datry products, for parts Of
the yonr ending Aug. 81, 1881, compared with
corresponding 1notths in lSS0, We Rather tho
following particulars. For tho tun months end.
Ing Aug. u. 1881 thoro wcrc exported articles Of
the values stated;
, 1881-09-20
ANOTHER step Inns been reached In tue pro.

ANOTHER step has been reached In tue pro-
ooedinRs taken by tha atatp Ut 1'annsylyanta to
compel tho payment by that great monopoly,
tho Standard OIL Coupuny. Ut taxes OH ita cap
ital stock. an appaal from tho asscasmsnt hay-
Ing been made. T1ue bond fequlrcd was iu the
sum OF $s.ssl,o ,os3, or doublo tho amount 1f tho
tax sought to be collected It was promptly fur
nisned, tho surettes being J. D. Rockefeller, O.
III, payns, and q, V. iInrkness. OF Cleveland; II.
u, FlaRlee, J. 4. lostwtuk. Charles Pratt, II. II.
Rogers, and ". G. Audrows. Of Now York; ",
la. Warden, Of Philadelphia: III. VandssHrtf
and Charles Lockhast, Of FtttshurK; and i. H.
Jeuntngs, Of Fairfield, Conu.
, 1881-09-20

IDlHI......+s+s 4Ato'o
There arc besides tho parks proper which arc
i,,ctudcd In thls list Il large number Of so-cacd
downs" " coHtnons," and folds, some ct which
uayo an nrca Of between fifty And ots hundred
uorcs, that rllii the aggregate up to ut !cast
lG.O0U uercs. Tho following afe tho areas OF the
Now York parks:
, 1881-09-20

hess nn III tho very hour Ut Ills fame. Long
Will he be lanented, long will the at1ocity 4
Ut his fatc be cxecratcd, aid in future times
the generations yet to foilow wIl forever
link tho l,aNio Of 0AnFlEID among the j
brightest md most glorious Of thu Sons md !
Rulers uf tic American Republic.
THE FAILURE or PUBLIC JUSTICE.
THE TRIBUNE lins repeatedly called nt- 1
,entlon to TIC prevalence md spread Of +
criminal practices of late, rs what Journal :
hns not? Tlu headllnc, ''Criminai News"
is n prominent feature Of every tlaily journal
In tho lantl, and every morning cuuinn after I
column Is filled with tlle details Of burg
lares, robberlcs, silootlngs. stabblngs, bloody
aisrays, and murders. TIE TnDESE has :
nlso shown FROM time to tlmb how s1nntl !
II proportion of even detected criminals :
suffer the penalties Of tho law provided for
the crimes Of w,iicI, they aru guilty.
II Is hardly too much to say that the bold
1lcss which distinguishes tllo commission Of
|er.lnvs III thu United States Is without
parallel In the history Ut tho modern civil
lxc1 world. III ancient times, notwithstantt-
Ing tho brutality for which tho people we're
,ntse;n. 49, co,,.,, .,;,,os sion ,ntsams ,,o,"'.
..:, ..,st.'',,'. y. nn. 'u" psSo'e ps
H., ,,.,,s, r,,..s " s,.at ~. 49,, ~ .",1
This Is the effect Of royal friendship"
ST. slow were these poiso,s in thar opera
ton tIlat tho Roman General. 1legulus, being
|poIsollet!, Elnd yet time to trasel from Car
tIiage 10 Nolno and return, and suffer death
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, 1881-09-20

4 rosTATrcAt,p correspondent wants 10
know why ncnls ca,'s his fast PAGER "LIttIo
brown jug instead OF "schoorcr." seeing thst
ho is Il browcr and not ltsttter. We suppose
1T ss on account Of tho spirited r..hes thao
tecry character Of tho horse.
, 1881-09-20

pleaded In defense Of tho person who u,v., a.
wound, betnusn, no mnttcr what rcsulf, fan1N nv
tho wo,'ndins and ct..'he de'th, tho pcrS,n rha
vavs tho wntlud Is tho ea,isc OF theso r..r14'
nnd wholly responsible for thom. ~'"