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CLEVELAND, o., July 9.-The Demo-
cratic convention of this county, in SEES
sion to-day. unanimously and heartily
adopted the following, Offered by Hon.
r P. Spaulding:
ResOtUed, BY the Democratic cOnven-
ton of Cuyahoga county. this 9th day of
July, 1881, assembled at Cleveland, that,
looking upon James A Garfield as the
constitutional President and chief exec
utive officer of the United States OF
America, we regard the attempt TO dc.
prive him of his life as crime of the
most heinous character; that the Presi.
dent be assured of our deepest sympathy
with himself and his family in this aI
flictive dispensatiOn, and that VIC rejoice
to know that under kind Providence
the aim of the assassin is discontinued
that we recommend to congress the en-
actment of more stringent laws for the
protection of the persons of our execu
tive officers.
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Walter Brown 4 COS Boston weekly
WOOL Circular OF July 9Th, makes these quo-
tations for Kansas wool:
Good Ordinary
fine -.--.-....... 24Q12 2fG12l
Mculuui -.----.- 2IGb5O S5SL27
SO8rse. Z5fJ25
The receipts OF wool from the interior
during the past few days have been very
heavy, amounting to nearly six million
pounds, and the laboring forces OF tho dIEcr-
ent houses have been pressed 70 their utmost
sale.
been for Fine Washed Delaine F1eeees Sew
ket, buy ing freely OF this description, knew
lng that as the neW woods are opened, they
can make their best selections. At the close
there u . disposition On the part of the hold
Other classes OF wool can only be ouoCed as
steady. The excitement in the country OF =
few weeks ago has been checked, and At the
extreme prices, agents have boon withdrawn
from the deld. This has undoubtedly been q
wise move, n there was q tendency toward
running prices above a point that could Ibe
sustained. As IL Is. wool to-day seems 10 be
ON safe basis, and there Is every reason 10
hops that the next few months win show .
steady and healthy trade without any maIe-
rial fluctuations in Values.
Regarding kanaas woods, Walter Brown q
Co. have 70 say: It Is due 70 this state that we
should call attention 70 the greatly Improved
condition OF It's wool, over the clip OF last
by the abundance Of rain that prevailed for
weeks previous to shsafing; but Il Is also
owing 90 the growers themselves Who nnx.
Ions 70 remove the 0dium attached 10 their
management and handling OF their noeks,
The result, we are confident, will be TO their
advantage and encourage them 20 market
their woods in the best possible shape.
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New York Herald: Again an attempt
has been made in this country, at Phila-
delphia, 10 establish Marriage Benefit
Association" the Object Of which is To
assure members certain sum of money
on marrying. Such societies should he
numerous in this country, for young
men will marry when they feel so dis.
posed, even if they have to borrow a
five-dollar bill 10 pay the clergyman, and
young women abct them in their rash.
ness. a fixed sum with which To begin
married life would prevent great many
tcmpers being spoiled, and, therefore, II
would prevent divorces.
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Mas lEobIssG VerI1.

This is an age Of great works and won
derTuE inventions. Steam. electricity.
water, air, ali are made to serve man, hat
unquestionably the greatest inventions
are those which preserve mans health
and prOIoBg h1s life, and among the
greatest Of these is Dr.. Kings New Dis
coyery for consumption rs effects arc
truly wonderful, and hlindreds are hap
nv today who; once locked forward TO
- early grave. For coughs. colds, brOn-
ehftis. asthma, loss Of voice, hay fever,
hoarseness, group. or any affection what
ever Of the threat, chest or lungs, Dr.
King.s Nea Discovery will p6eitts6ln
casre We can cheerfuiiy recommend e
90 all, and can INTERESTINGLY say It is
the only sure cure for throat and lung
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Heavily Insured.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July IA letter
from Westminster, Carol county, dated
yesterday, says: RObt Bell, colored, died
in this city last night, aged somewhere
about eighty years. His life was known
to have been insured for large aggrc-
gate sum, and his death and his insur.
ance policies were the chief topicsIof
conversation to-day. Quite number
are interested in the policies, and the
whole amount is estimated at 100000
It is said that SIT, 600 has been taken on
his life in the past two or three weeks,
one syndicate Investing $55 900.
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LEGAL.
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Carrie e. Webster and =. %. Webster will
take notice that Ghey have beea sued, the Pc
tition in which suit r. Gled in tie once Of Inc
Clerk Of the District Csurt q Lyon county.
said suit and Dokfrc Is. EagG Is PLAINTIFF
That they must answer said petition on % be-
Is true and judgment rendered AGAINST them
for amount due on note given BY them OctO-
Der ~. 1879 for $50. With interest ~ 10 per
for foreclosure Of . mortgage given % secure
the same, upon the southeast qaaEtef o. the
southwest quarter Of section thirteen, town
ship sesenfsez. range twelve, LEo3 eounsy.
Kansas, and the sale o. aafd premises 70
satisfy the Judgment 20 be rendered - said
neee and costs and taxes 80.
CUHNINGHAM . HCCAETY,
% a. af4orneVS for Doare b. Roee
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st. Louis Globc-Democrat; Consid-
ering the success of the electric railways
in Europe, it is surprising that they
have not yet been introduced here. In
the working Of coal mines they have
proved quite as advantageous as in the
streets of cities, and the improvements
constantly made in the machinery en-
ployed steadily extend the field of their
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Five Per Cent- Rnnas-

WASHINGTON, July 12.-It is estimated
by the chief of the Loan Division Of the
Treasury Department that there are
about $50. OO0, 900 of registered 8 per cent.
bonds outstanding. These bonds are re-
deemable at once, with interest to tie
date of presentation. They cease bear
ing interest October 1. There are up
wards of $12, 600 of coupon 8 per cent.
bonds outstanding, which cease TO bear
interest August 12, and are redecmable
after that date.
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If Roscoe Conkling will go into his
hole for while, and pull the little hole
in after him, until the people of this
Nation rally from their anger, he may,
at some time in the future, like ground
hog on n cloudy second of February,
come out n few moments and look for
his shadow lie may rest assured, how.
ever, that it will never again obscure
nnNIndV
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2Rues AND MEDICINES.
POST OFFICE DRUG STORE.
Pure Drugs and Medicines.
STATIONERY AND CIGARS.

cription, so he says, of Gniteau. With
Guiteau was another man, shorter and
stouter, with a dark mustache and light
colOred hair. lie heard the man who
he thought was Guiteau say to his
friend: ut cannot he done at Long
Branch; it must be done here in Wash
ingtOn. Arthur will then be President
and will get my pardon" This con
versation he thought nothing of until he
heard of the assassination.
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ghmims sale.

9omuql Wesfhefmer ~. a duteEunff.
Notes = hereby given that b Strtne OF an
execukiOn fHaued out Of the kilsh Judleiel
Disfrtes Court In and for Ly0a coaEty
anls state Of Kansas, In the aa,oVo en-
titled cause and 20 ne directed, j VIII,
on saturday. the esh day % July, a. ID.
1854, - 10 o'clock .. m, At the front door Of
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell st
public austiea 70 the highest bidder for
cash, the following described goods, wares
ard merchandIse, to-wit; a stock Of gro
ceries, consisting Of wooden and stone wares,
coffee, tees. caane6 goods, soda, AtnFcl1 and
spices, nonr, meal, salt, candies, tobacco.
sage, Indigo, hops. dried apples. lamps and
lamp ehlmneyG, paper bage. and vagiGllB 9th
or articles and 1xtuFes belonging 20 AID
usually Kept IN . grocery store. Said goods
wares and merchandise 70 DO sold as
he properly Of the said defendant 20 satfsfy
lald czeeuEtGT. j. B. AGQHs
Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kansas.
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what sss:satlary. msnorrhaee I.-Dr

AsAa>7 OK AsAOt-G GOEtOninE.
WASHINGTON, July I2.-In converse
ton with Dr. Bliss to-day correspond
emf learned that the physicians no longer
fear secondary hem0rrhagc. People
seem To have gotten a wrong idea of this
matter of secondary hemorrhagc," said
the Doctor. They think that when an
artery is laceratcd that pus. fills up the
wound and prevents the blood from cs-
Gaping. This is not the fact The coag-
lated blood itself forms plug which
prevents the blood from escaping, and If
the patients vital force is strong enough
the new tissue is formed from the
plug, the lymph remaining and the use
less part of the blood decaying and fall
ing away. II, however, the patients sys-
tenn is debilitated, the plug is likely,
about the seventh or ninth day,
To FALL OUT,
and secondary hemoTrhaGe cnsucs-"
How about blood poisoning, Doctor ;
do you think that when no pus escapes
from the wound that it is being absorbed
into the blood and poisoning the blood ~
mo. The absorbent vessels arc too
small TO take in pus globule. They
might in time take in the results of dis
indignation of pus which would escape
il the wound is open. But the blood is
not poisoned in that way 1t would
likG lie u AufaC W lCit YOU ti4C
manner of ABSORPTION of poisonous mat
ter into the blood"
II see il stated in q paper today that
when the blood vessels along the line of
a wound were lacerated they were quite
liable to absorb poisonous matter and
pus from the wound
THAT is not so, and l do not believe
any good practitioner would say so.
The 1arcerations of the vessels would al
so plug themselves up and prevent any
absorption
"What are the prospects for blood
poisoning in the Presidents case:"
1--WE cannot tell. have known blood
poisoning to occur as late as
THE THIRTIETH DAY,
but am free to say that it was in cases
where the patient had little or no vital
ity. l am of the impression that we
need not fear misunderstanding in the
Presidents case. Our greatest danger is
from py9mia. 1t, however, does not
como from retention of pus in the wound.
1t comes from the formation Of a blind
abscess in the liver, from which pus
cannot escape"
''Iow do you account for the rise in
pulse from 90 to 106 in the past two
days?'
"Well, any rise IN pulse from 80 to ITO
would be liable at any time from condi-
tions of the weather. If, however, the
pulse should rise from 80 10 100, with a
temperature at 102 to 104, and lender
ness over the wound, should say that
an abscess had begun to form"
as General Garfield growing stronger
every day?''
"Well, l cannot say that he is any
stronger today than he was three or four
days ago; but we have managed to keep
his fever down, and he is throwing of
the effects of his injury in an excellent
manner"
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The A,chison Globe, which likens
Vice President Arthur 10 Governor St
John, has thrown the public into hope
less state of intellectual enlargement
by failing to specify which of the aIorc-
said statesmen II intended to compliment
by the comparison.
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strueR nv Ia1htn,p1.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 8.-The Brit.
ish bark Beatrice, Captain Stewart,
bound for Rouen, with oil. was struck
by lightning while off Reedy Island
The fluid ran down the mast into the
bold and fired the cargo. An explosion
followed and The main hatch was blown
into the river and sailor with it, who
was drowned. Captain Stewart, the
mate and two sailors were injured by
flying timbers. The vessel burned q
the waters edge.
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PROPHETIC

General Garfield, in one Of his college
poems contributed TO The Williams Quar-
terly, and entitled Memory wrote
these lines:
when the rough battle Of the day is tIOne
Ana evenings peace falls gently on the heart
bound away acrtns the noisy Gears
Unto the utmost verge OF meIHory's tand,
And wandering thence along the rolling
years
sec the shadow Of my former self
Gliding irrIn childhood up to mans estate
The path OF youth winds down through mann
a ale,
And on the brink OF many a deep abyss
From out whore darkness coInes ao ray o
life,
Save that n phantom dances c'er the gulf
And berkODs towards the verge"
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Agreat desiderasum In the preparation
Of medicine Is that Il should be palatable
without losing Its efficiency. This is
the case with PRIcKLY ASH BIrTERs,
and being graded as regards their cathaE-
tic properties. they sfe better adapted
for general use than any other similar
article. A trial viii convince the most
skeuticaI. ~
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New York Tribune: No man will
ever again accuse President Garfield of a
lack of backbone. Greater courage and
GOODNESS haye never been shown by any
man than lac has shown in this heoric
fight against death. lie is henceforth
the Nations hero.
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A state temperance convention is to
be held at Saratoga, New York, be
ginning August 4. Among the guests
especially invited are ex-PEesident
and Mrs. Hayes, Gov. and Mrs. st.
John, Gov. Colquiti, OF Georges, Neal
Dow, OF Maine, and Senator Blair, Of
New Hampshire.
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A crafty dodge TO manufacture sympa
thy for Guiicau and 10 extenuale his
crime is being employed by his friends
who are circulating the report that the
wouId-bc assassin of the President once
lived In Kansas CITY.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. July Is
Wheat-Strong and higher; $I'lI:L
Confirm and higher; 47c.
Oats-Stcady; 3S5fc-
Rye-96Hc.
Barley-$1 &C.
Pork-Strong and higher; Sl7b5,
Iard-Higher; $i2 IS.
IIogs-Receipts, $500; active anil firm:
SO 1906 20.
Cattle Receipts 4.6OO; strong and active
shipping 81 00D3 80; stOckers and Iccdc.S
81 1904.
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SO great Is the heat at st. Louis, says
an exchange, that vessels are unable TO
discharge cargocs in the dry time. We
regard IL safe TO assume that this disa-
bility does not extend 10 beer schooners.
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THURsDAY, JUL q. ISL.

There is no man IN America who
would have III. de more of "that one
chance" thnn o,ir brave and noble Presi-
dent has done.
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.Dirsre.rlnr AreIaa,t,

PHILLIPS, Maine July IAN accident
occurred at Rangely Wednesday, while
raising q meeting house. The frame
roof was being pns on when. the big
timber rafleFs and fifteen men fell
through TO the ground floor. Ten of the
men were badly injured.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
st. louis Markets.

st. louis Markets.
ST. LOUIS, July Is.
Flour-unchangod.
Wheat-IIigher; No. red. 81 I5l&aSi I5s.;
No. 8, 81 OSfD&I 90.
COrn-IIigher; 451<c, 455Sc.
POrk-Firm; higher; good JoI,bing demand;
$l765.
Oats-lIighcr; 37Sc, 3Tz<c
Dacon-Active; higher; TIC. 10c, 10Ec.
Legislative; shade higher; Workers Sc 10
@$G 80; Packing. so lOIs6 25; choice to fancy
heavy, 80 2sGf6 IS. Receipts. C. 7OO; shipments.
ION
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The dreary foolery at Albany contin
ues. No election yet of senators. COnk
ling's lille gang continue 10 vote rs he
orders. There are only 80 of them
against 10 straight Republicans.
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Considering the circumstance 5, we re-
gard the sentiment OF the public toward
Guiteau n extremely -lenient. All the
people ask is that he be rendered the
freedom of Washington City.
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A bulletin from Washington convey
ing the intelligence Of a reduction in
Guitcau's pulse and respiration TO about
o is what would make the country get
mp on its hind legs and shout for joy.
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Garfield and Lincoln are two names
now linked together by a common tie in
our history. They wonld Look well upon
our ticket in 1884
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MONTREAL. July S.-The strikers on
the wharvcs marched about last night
compelling workers TO desert, and finally
fred upon the police, without effect.
The police returned the fire, w0unding
ie quiet now.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, N. Y, July Ex-senator Nc
Carthy, of the senate caucus committee,
this a. m, sent reply to the assembly
caucus committee declining to join with
them in a call for g caucus.
The ballot to-day for the short term
was as follows: Lapham 60; Potter 80;
Conkling 80; Fish /; WOodford 1; ).
Necessary to q choice rs. ld
The following was the ballot for the
long term: Herman, 81; Miller, II /;
Wheeler, %; Evarts, 1; Adams, l.; Chap
man, Q; Fish, 9; Daniels, B.; Starin, 1.
NECESSARY 10 choice, 79.
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Kansas City Markets.

KANSAS CITY, July y. ISL
Cattle-Receipts, 1,250: shipments, LII:
market unchanged; native steers, averaging
l;s1l TO ls8lI lbs, IS 05q6 IS; cows. s. 700
HoEs-Receipts, 4,2s6; shipments. ESQ; mar
ket steady and fairly sctive; sales ranged at
IS 1906 so: bnik at 50 956I6 TO-
Sheep Receipts, =; shipments. 34s; mar
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The interest on the public debt of the
United States. in 1850, was $130694, 243
per annum; for 1881 it will be $S4,57l >
AS. Reduction in twelve years, $46,-
100 -GI
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In the light of the events of the past
ten days 1t Is logical 20 suppose that
even the Democratic party will never
nominate another man like Bill Eng
lish for Vice-Prcsident.
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Gossip About Gultean.

WASHINGTON, D.. c., July 9.-The
authorities continue 20 follow up clues
that they hear about 9uiteau They
find nothing that docs not confirm their
previous conclusions, that he acted alone.
The attorney general to-day received q Let
terfrom sparty who lives in New York.
He says that he was In Washington
June Is, II and IS. He went around 20
see the objects Of interest On the 14th
he took seat in Lafayette park, near
the White House on q bench. Near
him sat a man who answers the des-
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LIST OF LETTERS

affections. Trial bottles ten cents; reg
ular size 81. For sale by B. Whcldon Il
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NEWARK, n. J., July 7.-Kastress'
Brewery was damaged by fire this morn
ing $4,000. Insured
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Remaining uncalled for in the post once a
Emporia, Kansas, for the week ending Hui,
u, 1881. Say ''advcrtise.l" when called for.
Atkinson Emma PuelstOn Fannie
Bishop w II Powell ThoS.
Bolden Richmond w
Brury RoWley e
COmstOek May Roth &c
Danford j 5 Ruckcs n
Dorsey II Redmond Mrs IL
finHey e Simpson v
Gaddy w Skinner Electa
HHIyer y ID Smith Belle
Holt John Staples Jennie
Long Sto0ps j
Meyer Walker 4 4
Miller q w wilken DIG
HELD FOB POSTAGE.
A. e. Williams, IndaroIa, HI.
PAPERa.
e. l. Broadwell, SIiscrton. Col.
r. q. Carpenter. Wilmot, Wis
G.. w. Jay. Samson's Landing, Mich.
Mrs. w. K. III. Fettee. Sharon, Pa.
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'lSneu
ID. w. BLISS. ,
j. K. BARNES. ri !
J. J. WOODWARD.
I1OBT. REYBURN.
Evidences of Belief in the Presidents R,

eOEefys
NEW YORK, July 13-A Washington
special says: The cabinet officers who
called this forenoon at the Executive
Mansion, Postmaster General James and
Secretaries Lincoln and Window. fairly
beamed with pleasure at the fig
ures of the official bulletin. The
fact that Secretary Blaine has informed
the Vice President that his presence
here is no longer considered necessary
by the cabinet, base tended to increase
confidence in the favorable progress of
the Presidents case. When asked last
evening when he would return here, Mr..
Arthur said he hoped not till next De
cember. The illness of Senator Jones,
at whose house the Vice President has
remained, may cause him TO remain yet
day or two.
DIR. Boynton said this morning: "The
history of the last "a hours adds greatly
to my confidence. The fever last night
did not quite reach the point of Monday
night, while this morning the Prrsi-
dents condition is much better than
yesterday. I look now for steady i'm
provement. The introduction of tube,
which induced a freer flow of pus, may
have had something to do with the i'm
proyement."
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Ohio Democrats.

CoLuMBUs, o. July 1S.-The Demo
cratic state convention met at II O'Clock
today, James Edwin Spear, Of Cincin-
natl, presiding as temporary chairman.
On taking The chair, Mr.. Spear
made speech On The purpose Of the
convention, the issues of the campaign,
and tlle mission of the Democratic party.
The usual committees were appointed
ana a recess was taken
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