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, 1881-07-16
What IL Nickel 1-Ilso Material Out Of
Which Our EiYc.GcGat f.ulll La M uda,

Since tho convenient nvo.cent cntn which,
common tNtk is cnlled n(ekal las come aK
stlsar ncnt"iIy o. or ora es htinr.Gs Il @ nss
eyety dny, Ati.l but few yet IN Intelligent an.
swGr. In Chinn aud India Q white no9por called
uxtenstvaly usesl both there and in Europu fol
cointerfeltinx sityer coin. About tho year lEe
,ccitiinr ORC wis discovered In the c1ppt
Dclng vory'sIcl. but It, sn,slttng il yielici iSs
cOppgr, ilnd TIC nlrcrs called II kupfcr tIcksl
or false "copper". In l764 Con.latadt at,nouueM
1t was In combination With arsenic, frum
which" ha could relieve It unly In pastt
The ai9y Of nlckci and ,,L',.s arsnnIo whIen b:
hnrl, und had Il melting pntnt netrly IL htgh i
cast-lron. 1t was not until lb:asi TINT pure nickel
WINS Obtained by unn!ysla of Gur1uat stlye5
which bud for f,utnncr Ut years oeou produced
ut saht, In Baxony+ Its composition ho ascts
nickel four: II more nickel 10 ltsed tue aoy i
polish; but lNcunles too brittle and hnrd 10 u
hammered Or rolled, Aild can Ds W0rkud only b
cnstinB. Pure nickel is white metAl whlehts,
aotod on bS ihe ynpor of sulphur. md eysa ii
strong mineral acids attrdet IL but, allRhtif.
Nickel Inns thu hnrslness of Iron, and, like H. aaa
etiUs Cd, snd Is saacsea Wiz ealty Pars ntf
hns horotufore been used chiefly Tor plat.
inx.. for, which purposo ia hardness I'D
PESSy 70 adrp to ss yssr
Freuch havo succeeded In rolling the metal
Int plates fsom which sPoons sna otnsr "a tss:
with littlo tin. n,ny 10. cast Into very decs!s
rortns. and 10 susceptible Of hlAh polish. Aiae;
Lnncastcr,- Pa, and It is sud to he fotod u
Coiorado aud Nex Si.1!oo. where Eat llit!s +, i:
sax0ny and In sweden, hut tho Into dIacover, q
n now ORC u sillcate ot nickcll In New C1edonlt
, 1881-07-16
CORRESPOND ENCE.
THE "tS.kntilrY" OF THE PRESIDENT.
II, ths t,,llor NJ 1hs Ghltaeo Irtbane.

=, ,ss i:,itor ot rns t.aseaeo 1rtr,.ns.
+. CurcAoo. July t5,-lt IN often tho casc that
,hnsn % yl,n hnaw row jenst M ni,n,,t n M suh,rct I nro
,nost apt 10 glvo their opinion. nlaS ta'l
under Tint head, but Mt Its risk will venture
ttla following III regnrl to tho "ina1tlitE;", Of
.he Ies!Io'lt 9nd tie duties Of the Vlce
to me that. death, Resignation, for ra-
,nuvnl aru nl,sotutv and permanent vaca-
tnns Of tho Presidential chair, and TINT thu
's tqs 1,i SSsSsHs ns6ns ss9 a os eta sd M y
President. But, III ting cnsu Ut tho Inability
OF the President 10 ttisctIargo the duties Of
lR otllce, hold It to bs tie duty at the Vice
brcoiilinE President. but by sfnipy 'lil!nx
tho chair IN UNI under the simple n,eN,llng
of tiie prefix vcn to i,ts title; allti rs suon ~
the rresiscnt recovars he resumes Ills place
W Ts iti ace e. of lis President Of tho United
interrupted NJ atltlcpateti in ,l!se Cnnstltu-
io ~ that t. t. tg t! isns!Sns e t. Dt M 9cY @ srs sI
dent of the Senate, thc Spea;er ot tle House,
or dulberallvV Ludy, when lllo5u bodies re-
spectivuly nljouri. ThU President .cal,not
tor chi tlist lo,ly itself atljOurn. Il would
seem, therefore, that thu PRESIDENT OF tllH
| United Suites should never lpaye Wnshing-
lid tlnle Ut Ills Inability Or absence
jrtyr tho Government lit tia hands Ut tho
Vice. .Irsslleilt, }ust is tiio prcsitng. .oll!cor
over thu Sunntc, 1lollse, State Assemblies. NJ
any legislative Or .uliberntu body, calls t,t,u
tU tak,' tbs clair wIte,, he Is about to yacRto
| Practically, aiid III tlie sense OF the terms
NJ uljt,yu used, it seen,s to mu the President
tnMporasily yncntcs lbs .Exccuttyu cIlntr
Wien liz leaves tllc seat of tsururn,ncnt, ailL
a.ld, i'll 10 tnke hls plfce. l}ut II wn,tltl hs
nsIiril 10 atlIr,li, that because Of such tenn
| porary cu,lEc, thu PRESIDENT would Ilavo no
gtt :" return rcys M p,Ga N1t
biies than for tlu presiding uttlcer to call n
fIt,inbor OF te body to thu chair, wliilu lts
leaves tic ellnnlGgr-perllnpy tho city. hut
ON Ills rcappearnnce, the Temporary Utii-
cur immediately st,rrsndors the clair 10 hill
In tila CAST, bvfi,re ~lls tile Constitution pro-
, 1881-07-16

THE EXACT f4Aw.pPWTltE CASE.
A reporter for. TitE;; 1lunUNE. who hap
pcl.e.l to meet Mr. Z. @. 'lsonney. tho we'll
known lnwyur nl,d writer OH works ut 1uria-
prudence. yesterday. aske.lhlm In the course
Of tho bslet conversation Whlel.nfoll0wed for
a conclse staten}}sstlfo oT the:'law III oases
wl,era insanity fl, sgt' up rs deienss TO n
speclal benrl1Ig, of course. oil the probRblo
fatp OF the nssaH!n uuiten,. -
"lnsnnity," replied the gentleman, us Il
tlcfcnso In Nlt cases In whirfi the accusea did
not knnW niltt Gould not understand TIM
,IAture 9t ILLS act,, nlla IL Which w WIN not
Responsible Tor lavtn4 produced tie state Ut
stanx tad III Ti'e Wsrs incicaly sc beyod It's lis po@Sr
"tllSiln[ty Is nlstl Il ttefullsn to cr!II!llal
prosecution In caAes where a0lt-cOiltrot WIS
iost, atnl III uncontrollab!e. i'isAI's IMPULSE
tho prc'iset t(ttl not wiliful!y plodMca asul
could nut ltAvN prevented tic condition 0f
nIlns! in wl,tcl. hls avl&.oonlrol WIN at,l,-
niHfnts f t a'' by tc Irresistible Impulse to coln
'I!lB exaet question to be submitted to tho
Jury Is, whether the accused kheW the nnturo
Of tlo Aet. allI nntl sufficient snlf-conttoi t9
not, wlioller III. lrreststIDlu i1nltisu to co!li.
| ultt 1t WIS produced by hls fau!t..
Aecotltng !" tt, nnbttls,,ed " ,, accounts,
/ s@hu tEn9ASA$ steVs. AZ HGNHRAhtOsJ
Of committing 1t. Ills 4glf-colltrol Was not
|9st ,!gns y. wf nt !ovqH Sy & a pnSotrnp nn
Will ll?s pArp3ss was del'bern2tclY iorn,edt
ala deliberately executed. 1le reaa0ned
falsely. W Ill crla,tnas 10, III REGARD 70 thu
expected advantages 0e tho pr0p1sed crll,e.,
.a9t course, ,tl!oro !s seMEsa M ~ which alt
csiMln9ls are lIisatle, bnt thu criminal law
Ssshs d k y ssty " Mssss 3ssf I'D |sssl
jeot Ut Insanity, Their standards ars sul!e-
l!aes attutynt. p'4 they, iSoinatilngs wy The
gAnla WQFtls viii! very I'll! Hermit meanings.
III criminal cn3e ilu&tleai expprt5 IAfH liV
right 10 control the y0Edlct Ut tue Jury by
their 0plMfDlly. .:The QueatlOn Ut !llaaulty liz
to DO decided by tho Jury w . fact, upnn
tllelr own Judgment OF I'LL the evidences III
| Me case" -........ .....-'' II, ,
In1si1 NEpuHL1oAIs,
"A ,neetl,g OF .ths Central Irish American
Republican Club Yas liel1 ut the QTal4 Pa
clhr last hight for tie special purpose Ut
taking appropriate aotlon relative to tho Ut
tempted nssaSlnatloA. .ot tho presllollt.
AN, Dlxo9, presiaelt CoH1n!t'
risou. N. j. MopaWl, laules pollnhup, 7. u
1'rendHrgRst. al4 u. q, llpYey, WuH appointed
| 10 prepafo resolutions II, the premises. The
Committee subsequently. 0ifetgd the follow
Ing, which was adopted by a rising Yots:''
| WHNngAs, We, the taoulboES Of the Central
| trt9h- american Republican Club OF Chicago,
hAys heard Will faclsuRy Of mingled Kriee and
horror OF the npfar1ous aud lnpFoYoked attemuS
, 1881-07-16
PUBLIC FEELING.
ArE 4 Sftlt}hTNEy.' ''


New Yon,s, July ,15-rho New York
Stea,uboatmun's Association adopted the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS. a tuse and tnwnrdly 1T ttompt upon
tho life ef our illdstrtous priad6nt, Jumcs A.
Garfield, has been nude since iour list moating;
therefore, bp It i, =. -,z,,r.-
,lsesolped, THAT tho membors of tho Btomboat-
mems Association of Now York, huraby tendor
to tho prosi1cnt and hta ,ltliotod fatnily our
deepest soi,se Of horror Of this brutal act, and
Wo join in tho universal prayer that no mAy 10
soua restorud to perfect health. und again tak0
his place at tho head Of tho Councils Of tho M.
ton.
ALBANY.
ALBANY, N. T., July i5.-In the Assembly
tbs Chuir hnd tho Clerk read tho following
telegram, which was received with applause:
>WAsl1Hnroy, D. c., July 15.-The surgeons
say tho President Is out Of tho woods. Pulse,
W; temperature, D8.G; respiration. 10.
SPEAKER RANDALL.
Bpsstdi Dlspateh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
WAs11lSuroy, ID. T., July 15.-SpcnkGr
Randall Ia OF the opinion that tho shooting Of
President Garfield will, upon his recovery,
tend to cement the various sections Of tie
country, and, II Gariletd's Administration ba
II xllccess, IL will bu nlnlost certnIn that lsg
VIII 10 rUnonnlnatud In 1851, A1d Utmost lin-
russfb1e to descat Ills reelection.
sENATott nurI.:i1
OF South Carullnu, cnlletl Mt the White House
to.tlay and stW the l'rcStdont's Private Stcre-
to Mrs. Garfield hls sympathy for her atxluty
and Ills 10y Mt tlle hopeful prospects of tie
President. ll0 said that not only tha people Ut
l.lA own Statv but tho wIlu!e South detestetl
iiopes ti,ut Tho raMrts from the sick.roon1
Warranted,
, 1881-07-16

N. otoo,,o,,t,,,: tt,,tto ,r ,,,o ,.,,,u.
,ao s'e"'asuip Isi'e' oi ,io Wi'te Star
l'lc' accompanied ny MS 1'lcce. liz
won't directly to tllu sWfndsDr lfotrl
where ltG WAS cntlc'l mon Inst evening by \
Tin,cA reporter IL obtain Ills ytpwa OH t,n
hrospcct of bn,ctQlIjsu, IN Eur,,m nnt ,ho
res,,ila Of Tho. ,itso,sstum. Alti,nn"G % US US
,n,". .s," IN, ,a,a,, ros,,or rn,,,i, "a sn ~ ttc
yoynto s pce'' T., eas',of s. .ongi. oo The ex
senator was IL exca''eilt tone, md
Ills trip Ind evidently proved II sccupcr.
ntlyo one. "You: ought 10 Nnnr
morc nho,t tia t,onfereuc, linn +. o,,hnn.w% hw
!, was VA on tl!o srolln!' salE tlo ox,Sei!ator
"Tlle ineot'ng liad two p'lrposos' First.
or lis restoration ~ n my,lIu,, ~ A.
ci.anuo; allh, srcolaly, tl,u itxinp ", =,
tho relative 'va't'ca 'ot tho two
metals. II rightly remember. our
Which ,lnte MIR sessions woro en,,t,um. '".a VI.
ttMay I'd; w,lcn recess I o,,s u,u,,th ,,o.i, W,
Juno 10, WINS take',. ! lott paris u week agc
lust Sunday to return to tho Unit
, 1881-07-16

from Venezuela, visited tho baltimore u
Potomac depot, null Senator Canacco, WHO
was MI eyewitness nf tic shooting. pointed
nut IL Col. Euri;,ill tho location nf' nll tho
'pnrllcs wIuun ip knew at the time tic stiont-
Ink took place. Thu llarratioi necessarily
took very nllcli inura time tllat, tic traisac-
tlon, which, tho Minister says, Is photo
graphptl 0l, his brutn. Wien l'u irst s'lw
tlnItcau ratse the pistol, the asastn's teaturcs
wero set ns Of mnrble, al,l his mir WIS
tl,at Of calm, determined l,lalt Tho
first shot tfrc,t took effect. TlIe President
staggered and threw 1ip his arm. aild. IN I'LL
instant, tho ass;.sn oecnl,a nufatett md shot
tho sGcsItllt titne, ilore ut rniltu,u. The'l' d
ALI. APPEARANCES OF DIFFERENTIATION AND
FiIs,tyi:ss SEEMED IT, LEAVE lElN,
a,Mt Ills ltu,k suu,,letl fnil uf terror ns le
turned to ily Md heard n cry of "kf!l lilm!"
"'rh1s," said the Dlstrtct-Attorney, "corrt-
spontls with ull other wctl-fUuntled State
ments. The deed Of murder done. rs Nnl.
tran supposed. Ills only thought was to es-
cape tho pcoplp's fury, aill gn!.l tl,u s'telter
of the jafl." uo Is, tho District Attorney
thinks, al, nrrA.lt coward, wli0 hal brncGd
himself III tO that o,,n deed Of blood. md
then found that NIL llts courage tnrsook him.
WHATEVER si;STI,iESr.ALlSrs MAY THINK,
It IL certain that Col. Eorkhtll, United STATUS
Distrirt-.Attorney, Is very clearly Ut Opinion
that GllitcnM Is Entirely Responsible for Ills
nets, .,,l.l sllonlI be punished l0 the fullest
extent Of ll,u law. Tho evidence which C0l.
Corkhlll l.ns accumulated has only coil
ilrh,ett i.im In Ills orlgllAt opinion, AMI now
tint tho reaovory OF the President Is regalt!G's
as reasonably certatt,, ilosu matters arc be-
Ing ,,,oru talked nbont.' Theru tail 10 'to
doubt, nccnr.l'ng to legal md n'G.lica! Gull
, 1881-07-16
:. PRODUCE,
A sUspENs1oN OF 1lt:a1NEss At TIE Ex

ClANHEs
Special DispateJh to Tbs Chicago Tribuna
NEW Yor1s, July 15.-Bus!ncss WAS wholly
suspended ut the producc Exchange tlIs
forenoon on the upper floor, where a scene
of tic most unusual aud Intense excitement
ever known In nAt body was kept up for
Nenrly TWO hours, To tlle utter abandonment
Of business. Shouting, cheering, cIapplng
hululs, nld lluXtitng ono another about the
ilu0r gavB the Exchange thoinppearanee Of
Wall street, ald tho Stock Exchange WAS In
4 panic during tho entire forenoon. The
occasion OF this babel VIM tho c0nsldera-
tfon Of 4 change III tho grain
rules 30 Us to make deltyery Of
grain In store good on contracts
to shippers, as well US on option dealings, Ill
steud Ut at!oat, alongside Of shlppers' vcs-
sells, rs now. Untlur the present rules, a
shipper buying wheat at $l.35 per husl,el has
only to pay one-halt Weighing into vessel,
or onc-uunrtor cent per husliel. making It
cost Sl.25A OH bonr1. -
. uNDEn THE PROPOSED o1IAHaE
busl,el OF wheat III store would cost the
shipper Sl...5. lightesaRa IN, cents per BUSH
u, 0ne-llnlf weighing truln store olle-Qlnrtsr
cont per busllel weighing Into slip onc-l.alf
ceut pet b1sl,el, making II total tax Of
l9 cents per buslcl over tic present system
oil syery bushel Of Ernin shipped from New
York, solely for the be,,uit Ut the railroads,
grain elevators, warehouses, ai.d coaNnlssluls
! merchants. Tlie railronds' ulterlur PURPOSE
Is tn drive the Kr1sln trade Ut the cHha! over
ni,vrous Lux. which will operate continually
II, their fAvUr aud agninst tlle -caMnts, until
their !ol,g prop!teslea "dry ditch " Is all Iac ac-
co!npltsl,ea faet. When tlIat any co.nss tis
t1ltes trunl tho railroads will be - ''
| UUWIlSn ABOUT Tl1E{lk LJSy OF TRADE
, 1881-07-16
THE TUNNEL.
EVERYTHING SATISFACTORY,
gntft& Ujputeh to Tia Chteapo Tribune,

spteta. Dt,pa.eh to TIA CAteasa Tribune. =
New Yo,K. July 15.-frttc work Of con-
atructinR tho tunnel ,,iltlcr tic Norll, River
IL progressing worry satisfactorily. Tho new
Chief Engineer Ut the work, Glen. William
Sooy Smith, who l,as llatl grcat amount Of
experience tn work Ut .tl,is kind, Inns intru-
It,cel many improvements. TlIonew air-locls
In tho south tunnel, 40 feet from tho work-
ing shaft, Inns been completed, and Is now II,
USE. No excavation Is going on ut present. IN
tho North tunnel, wl1ic1, Is now advanced toa
LlstancU Ut 40 frct. On tito New York sftleof
tho rlyor tltessintt for tic cass llas been tttE
down to tile titlc-wnter, athl about forty aeIl
Will DO OF wood tllrougltiat, afl.i when II ,as
bren sunk IL tho proper sicptil 1t will be iEea
~ Il wDrktng-sllaft Tho two, tunnels will
begin directly ut this shalt, md II IL possible
that thu original plan Of tho tunnel, which
contemplated toltble-track tunnel from
enri entrance to tho river front, will be-
cl,a,,get! altt tho tunnels cnrried out to tile
surfacB as independent tunnels.
, 1881-07-16
Y. M. q. A.
Z . UIs w IA
NINTH TRIENNtAr. MEETING OF THE INTER-
KATtnNAY. CIaNH bflEHtf.E

NINTH rHIENNiAr. MEETING OF THE INrER-
NATIONAL. CONFEnENcE,
se@etal pt,patfh to n. caisasa 1ftsun,
Nrw Ynu,. .1niv 15-,rha ninth rap,,tar
.u;.,a, sa,,u NV -. ~. 1nsar"n.IaaI ta
trlshhlal !'ieet!he OF tAe Ihterhat!ohal Coll
1efeilce ol tae t0oitR Melrs thrlstlan ASso-
clations Will take place Vt Exeter liali, Lo1l'
dUn, commencing Oh July 80, and lastlnR
Until! Aug. D, inclusive. Tho different Asso.
cIatIpns Of the United States Of America viii
] In rs,,r,sastca w Tn hv at l.,sst airttv ,nrm1,ers
many u whom arc already III EnEland. while
n contingent Of thlrtY~slx, headed by Atr. II.
G. NURSE. the SECRETARY Of the international
IoM'etenee; Wy! s"'. isona s!s poft oM oatut.
Jay next Ill tAe Anchor 14'l'e steamship
DeYonth which IL bound Tor Glasgow.
Mr.. Murse says; "Encil day during the
Conference u subject will be spoken upot,
Wcs ~ nftseo KY, e 'Sx, efs ~ r. ", G mt
t,1t m~,i II H ,r i ,v,1t an"r,ra o"S
~. "''.m .,.,.. ~
On thnt AAy VIZ lenu un on tie suDleet or
, 1881-07-16
ELECTRIC LIGHTING.
EDISON NE4A1l1Y liEADY TO uE61N OPERA
1-Jn%q

@-UAASs* A'1$4NAsNA AAAsA%AA Az $'A1NAAs ~ A@N&A
TlONs.
Special DIroteh 10 1he Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yot,K, July 15.-The Edison Electric
Light Company Iias utmost finished Its work
In Its first district, tint bounded by Nassau
street nllu tho East 1.tverat4 Spruce and Wall
streets, having already wired five hundred
hnuscs, and the number Of tmen Mt work III
the district l,us been reduced from eighty 10
forty. The eight hundred houses I'll the dis
trtct will require about thirty thousand
lamps. Tho nlaits nru lasl iii most Of the
Htreets, and all that Is 1laetled to begin light
Ing by this system slre the engines, which aro
promised by the middle Of ScpteNl-
ber. Alr. :. Edison expects that the
first illumination by electricity; upon largo
scale will tnke place about tho middle Of
OcIober. The contract i,isde between the
Compuny aud tho householder is, that the
new light shall Gust no moro than gus. As
it Is expected to bU IN overy way superior to
gus, there l,as bee,l
no HESITATION IN ACCEPTING TIE oFFEiL
Thu lighting UP Of this first district by elcc-
tricity will be tho signaI. 1lr. Edison thinks,
for II general reduction Ut prlccs Til the part
of the gas companies. who can all afford to
sell gus ut 81 4 thousand feet and maku
Il profit For the lust two months hlr. Edl-
sUll las been bGslly ut work. upon wlat lie Is
Eolng,. 70 show ut tie PAtts Exhibition Of
ELECTRICITY. Every outgoing French bt0uln-
strip carries u number OF boxes fill of ma
Gehlnery FROM Edsoil's workshops, One
week. md 1to.lllorruw'a hoat will thke 100
more. Mr.. Hatellel0r, with eight assistants,
las alrealy left for t'aris, wllere lia will rs
' ] fssSs s5 q M es' essy II ssTeSes s% asys 1 fei
one at No. 193 Fiftl! avenue III this city, will
, 1881-07-16
CHICAGO.

Tho alarm from INK :sA at o'clock yes
to-day morning was cansctl bya fro tn a ot.e-
owned llY. Louis Hines and occupied BY 10.
sepl, l'hll!tps US aigar tnct0ry. Damage to
building, 3l0,
A still alarm to ChelMlcal lng!Ma No. ! at
la'Glock. yesterday ll1rnl1,g N9a cauae1 By 4
Cnnal street, nwntsl BY q. W, A!lei1 and t,ccls-
pfutl by u. u. DMYsett u Co. as a PICTURE
franle faat0ry. CxuRo,. oYeJheated boiler,
Damage to building, $40.
, 1881-07-16
AT CONTINENTAL, IND.
apteiai ultpattA to 1hs L7tsueo Ttthune,

Foisr WAYNE, Ind, July lb.-Risloys .E
Whltlisr's saw and planlng mill at Contt-
'nuntal. on the y. X, Y. 4 St. L. Railroad,
Iurl,etl hl tile ground bof0re. discovered.
I.nss, 81, 100; Insured for s, 0o0 In the Cup.
itAl City anil Mutual of Columbus, aud Eagle
Mutual Of Mt, Vernon.
, 1881-07-16
s., AT sLATElsvlLLE, II. I.

1'noy.DENoE. Il. l.. July lh,-rhe tulltllng
used "a u finishing rooM. adjoining the West
Atill M at s!at:erxllts barnsd, toss estimated
Auyes are thrown out OF work. =
, 1881-07-16
a Rather stringent Liquor ha"

Deniami.; i. f0wa. NatIok Iar!uer. III y, 81.
! wua tt(sd for kespIng liquor ~ ssas bI
ply custs, iln makcs older, and tue hdnt ei.o, so,aa
9ainas him Whs, that two uc!ghGora .t .h.,e esatl
/ cE(or nt hls h0Aso, and Kavp hla vic 1.s 1e,s
TOR her sroublc Ut drawing 1t. AF' ao"e -,
! rs.a nant1s1 nttIxR{l,
, 1881-07-16

= =.
FRANKFORT, KY, July 16,-Fire destroyed
ths cattle pans, large amount OF corAwoud.
coal, stc., belon cling to ". A, uailes d Co.,
alsttuers. Loss, 5000: Insured.
, 1881-07-16
THE ASSASSIN,

4 MAN WHO SAW THE DEED,
. sStetat pkeasss II ~ CRt<aeo Tribune.
: WASHINGTON. D. g.. July 1a-Tha dis
1rictAtloruey, in company &ith the Minister
, 1881-07-16
AT LANCASTER. PA.

al l1ANC*A5 Vatt 1"1st EN-
LANCASTER, pa., July 16.-uolge & Sous
cork factory burned to-day. Loss, s50,oN;
Insurance, $a1,000. A number of tlrenleM
were severely buried asld otherwise injured.
, 1881-07-16
-. :: DIMETALLIsM, T.: ,..,;
NETpnN or Rx:sgNAToit HOWE. ONE or TUE
COMMISSIONERS TO TIE FAlsl8 cQNrxA-,


4 NEW Yo,tK, Jyly 1t.-Ex-Senator Timothy
%. Howe, of Wisconsin, who has beeN abroad
las q delagasa from the United 3tatss 10 tt,9
'uimataIllo Conference III Paris. yeturned hy
, 1881-07-16


IL carrying Oh lher work OF 1cad djustl,clIt and
fully as In the moro superficial parts OF tho
wound which aro accessible to observation"
I'll conclusion DR.. Ieyburn said: ":rle
President las not single untavorab1o symp-
tom. We not only hope for his recovery,
but we ara now beginning to be sanSsslne OF
it,"
THE MYSTERIOUS LADY IN nLAcK,
who las beon sp0ken Ut somewhat In con
,icctton with the assassination ct the Tresi.
dent, was at the White House yesterday aud
to-day. She was In search OF certain news
paper man, who, slle says, has written ller
up sllamefully" It happened that eaci, timo
she called the man she WAS inQuiring for was
not ut the Whlta uouse.
,.'.r.. N4k JENHINQs, ..,...r
hod the largaf cooling apparatus: at work
lust ulglit> THE machine will. furnish some
1901 feet Of cool dr. hourly, The other
one furnishes about ls,8QQ feet un hour, 1t
will still bo, used to:Eeep the Presidents
room at the uniform temperature of - do.
grees: The large ulachtpe Is said to coal the
corridor upon whleAs. tne presldent's. roo,l,
opens. THIS invention has attracted a great
deal y attention. becauAe Of It's perfect suq9,
AUS. aAny1ELp :. II
yesterday pald visit to Tia basement to :ex,
am!ne tie machltle, and ,Was greatly pleased
with !ts working. Dr.. Woodward keeps a
record of the amount Of air furnished and lta
temperature, taking Ills data once every
hour, ~ visits the basement every night,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-15

No CONSPIRACY. MIR. Brooks. the
chief of tie detective force Of the Treas
ury Department, Washington, says that
he was thoroughly satisfied, after the
most searching examination and inves.
LEGATION Of all the details connected
with the affair, that there was no cou-
that no one whatever beside Gui,cau
was concerned in it. This has really
been the belief Of most intelligent PEG.
pie from the beginning, but the detcc
tives, perhaps naturally enough, wants
cd 10 work out their own theories be =
fore they would be satisfied.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-07-15
Romney, Hampshire County, West Va, July Is 1881.


which elected Mr.. Barrett's warm
praise aud made Elizabeth wonder
whether she might not spare her agents
fees for the future. Then he had long
and confidential talk with the owner q
the Dairy mple iron and machine works
the result of which was the following
letter to Mrs. Gaskill
"MY DEAR WIFE; shall not be at
home again for at least two years, for
have begun an apprenticeship to Dali
rymplc as an iron master. i propose
to learn the process practically. have
lived 100 long upon your bounty, for
have lost your esteem Us we'll as my
own, and | do not say but that | have
deserved the loss. Please God 1 will
redeem my wasted past. and with His
help make man of myself. When |
am worthy to be your husband you
will respect me, and until then think
as kindly cs possible Of
"STsPHFN GAsKILL."
The letter struck the first noble chord
IN Elizabeth's heart. From that hour
not even her favorito maid dared to
make little compassionate sneers at
poor MASTER
working clothes, began labo .ious, hap
py days, which brought him rights of
sweet sleep; and Elizabeth began Sc
ries of letters to her husband, which
gradually grew more imbued with ten
der interest and respect In few
weeks she visited him of her own free
will, and purposcly going to the works,
saw her self -banished lord welding a
ponderous hammer upon a bar OF white
hot iron.
Swarthy, bare-armed,. and clothed in
leather, he had never looked so hand
some in Elizabeths eyes; and her eyes
revealed The fact 10 Steve, for in them
was the tender light of love founded
upon genuine respect. Steve deserved
it. lie wrought faithfully out his two
years service, cheerea nv his wife's let
tiers ani visit, aud when he came out
of the Dalrymple works there was no
more finished iron master than he.
lie held his head frankly mp now and
looked fortu1e boldly in the face. lie
could earn his own living anywhere,
and, better than all, he had conquered
his wif"--won her esteem, and com
PEELED her TO acknowledge physical
strength and moral purpose greater than
her own.
Between Leeds and Bcaithwaice Hall
there have been for many years gigan.
tic iron works. The mills and railways
on the West Riding know Them well .
their work is famous 70" its excellence
for tue master is a practical macbiuist
and ovcriooks every detail. Tao pro-
dts are enormous. and Stephen Gaa-
Kill, their proprietor, is ais the we'll
beloved and respected master of Braith
waite Hall.