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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-10-17
TREAsURER's OFFICE.

TREASURER'S OFFICE,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD CoNPAxY{
Portland, October I, isei.
To holders Of Portland and kennebec Railroad
Bonds, known As "Mekeen Bonds:
THE Maine Central Railroad Company will DAY
l. these bonds in full with accrued interest, on
presentation Of the same at Treasurer's once, in
Portland, or at the option Of the holder, will give
of the Maine Central Railroad Company. dvr n
1912. and bearing interest At Eve per cent for iii
such bonds nay Be presented daring the month a.
October, lDl. J. s. Cushing.
Tseasares Maine Ceutral RsIiroad Con NJ
ocS7tfw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05
THE EXCITEMENC AT ALBANY.

TIE FEKLING STILL INrENSs-Hor HElps CON-
DEMNED-MR CoNKLlNG's ORGAN SAYS YBls Is
NO TINE FOR PARTISANSHIP-BTC.
Especial Dispatch to The Erentng !Stdr.l
ALBANY, Ny, July s.
TIE excitement in Albany over the assassina.
ton CT the President Is stu intense, and equsi,
to that which existed upon the reception OF the
first news Of the firing of the shot. There IS
likewise profound grief among all classy.
Hat breeds. 6talwarts and democrats ALIKE
manifest the deepest sorrow. There are hot
headed paltisans who 60 around repearng IN
situations that Guiteau was an agent of Or
spfrators and that 1t Is conspiracy OF the "Old
ips'npations. they esk what did ConkI,ng vlsis
Washington for ten days ago? ALI OF this kind
OF tax is denounced in the severest terms by
being crowned down on ali sides. The Express,
the stalWalt organ, this morning, in is
leader. says: .'The present IS a tire
u up IN Sasa sb & e na autesa
have shot Garfield whether strife In the
req uol beanL ary exs5ed or not. We can't
foI the foul crime, except the desperate vllain
who COMMITTEE 1t. Wnen Guiteau was IN this
city 'aat fall he bro1ght no credentials fro q
the STATE committee. nor did he make any az
plca1'o1 TO any sfalwatt Tor ald. He either
had teen kicked Out OF the rooms OF the stats
committee, or was thereafter when he b. gan
" AouuC tAOuAs AAC "a OlCuuCtt W ITO 6tdlc COm.
rite to te personsl friend of Gen. Garfield
He lied then and he lies now. The patriotic
duty is 70 sustain alike the President and Vice
Preside Mt. In the presence Of this overshadoW-
lag calamity ali cfitlclsm ought to pe hu she'd
and patriotism assert ITSELF" How the Calamity
Will effect the Senatorial contest it Is difficult
absent are just arriving from home No signs
have yet been discovered OF q change La any
quarter. The half-bt eds have secured e.
Lomes TO their call for conference, and
live, as the news received here this moin'ng
Indicates, he 'Ontesu Will Ue prolonged, Snoud
his wounds terminate fatally. rhe 1ndic aCioas
are that the half eds will adjoura the
legislature. 1t Is hanging on the balance, aud
the pending excitement and crcurs[3nces are
liable to al sc by viItue Of the fu.iouI pas
sions that " y cause surg ing one way or rhe
ether, end bring about an unexp 3c-31 .)lu-
ton. ALI predictions are ursafe. Under the
tone and temper exhibited th's morning few
houts may revoluttortze even the r.;Ilonl 10
trts legislature.
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9:2O O'CLOCK p. Nj.
THE BEST NEWS YETI
NO RELAPSE TONIGHT.
THE PRESIDENT CONTINUES
TO IMPROVE.
VICE PRESIDENT ARTHUR CALLS,
EXCITEMENT AT ALBANY.
The President Mending Every
HOnr.

Il he PRESIDENT MendinX Every
Hour.
To-day has been the red letter day In the
history OF the Presidents Illness. The day
opened very hopefully for him, and he has
gradually, but steadily improved. Els condi-
ton continued so favorable, that the doctors
did not consider supplementary bulletin to
that issued at one o'clock necessary before $50.
Every hour there has been an fmproyeme
The President gets better every hour. The i'm
provement IS not very great, but is perceptibIe
to the anxious watchers. The President seems
to rely great deal on Mr.. Crump, his steward,
who has been with him since he arrived at the
White House from the depot. Every once and
awhile he inquiries: "Crump. are you there?"
Receiving an affirmative answer he saw
nothing moie but looks satisfied. MIS- Edison.
(Who has been In attendance On the
PresidenD, left the White House this
evening about five o'clock for a few hours.
She said 10 aE STAR reporter: Everything is
In the most hopeful shape. He IS mendlng
every hour. He gets stronger and more cheer
Idl-though he has never oe,n dependent"
O'ClOck-Secretary Blaine Much
Encouraged as TO the Presidents
Condition.
The Presidents improved condition was Jest
shown at O'Clock pm. by the condition OF
his pulse. It had then dropped to 104 differ
enee OF SIX be ats for the better since one occ:,
Secretary Blaine, who left the White House
about seven O'Clock. spoke nest encouragingly
Of the Presidents condition and Improvement
since this morning. The snxious ana care
woIn ezpr, ssior hes disappeared from the Sec
Ieta,y's face. He speaks and acts puoyanty.
p M.-The President Continues TO
Improve.
No opistes are now administered to the Pres
ont a nrnff 60 I,xAr
fear now Of e1other dangerous tight. HIS az
petite he's increased since morning. ne has
been administered morphine at intervals, snd
retains every thing that is given him. Since /
o'c;ock last night he has had about seven hours
gccd sleep.
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aoout Similar WOUNDS that have come under
their treatrIen and ad,ise how the President
should be dealt With. Then there Is much
advice rom soldiers of the late war who have
Set u Il kinds Of gunsh0t wounds and know
now Gney were trp2tCi. They de-cribe partic-
ulsf cases that came urder their observation,
AID tell in what manner they were treat d to
&c. ovely. And further there are the people
VINO are neither phys1c.ans nor have bc3n
SOLDIERS, Tut VINO have remedies for everything.
Tn1s Is the clas3 that port5 In most abundant
advice. and say that II the Presidents life Is to
be saved, 1t is Only by adopting the method
which they recommend,
SuggS stiOn OF u Scientific Gentle.
man.
Mr.. E, B. Wight. the correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune In this city, this afternoon
received the following dispatch fro Mr.. Joseph
Mediu, the editor OF the Tribune. The dispatch
was submitted to Br. Bliss:
"a scientific gentleman Informs me that mis-
sionarie3 In India lower temperature in rooms
twenty degrees. simply by hanging up wet
trough, filled with water, placed at top Of mat,
lets the water trickle down on the m 1t, keeping
1t wet. little ammonia In the water causes
rapid evaporation. This mat contrivanc can
be applied In few minutes. Beer brewers
have simple machinery for sending currents of
air into vat rooms. See Secretary Blaine and
DR.. BtSs "
Wild Street RumOrs.
The rumOr5 on the street OF mysterious ar
rest In New York. with the report put IN circu-
lat1on that.the "crauk Mcnamara, of Philadel-
phls, came here With the Intention OF shooting
Secretary Blaine. caused considerable talk this
evening among the crCdulous. About O'Clock
Chief Brooks and several OF his men were seen
entering the District Attorneys Office IN
g.eat haste. 1t being known that some
OF the Metropolitan detectives were already
IN that Office, 1t was suImised that something
IMPORTANT had been unearthcd. IL was ascer-
hnt htrofY ctr
ply 10 make reports on various mat
ter3 which had been referred to them
and 70 compare notes. 1t was also stated that
no arrests Of which the authorities here have
had knowledge save that of the lunatic above
referred to- had been made. nor were any
expC cted.
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1890 p. M.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

The Favorable Condition Continues.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
July 5, 1890 pm.
The favorable condition of the symptoms re-
ported In the last bulletin continues. There
has been no recurrence of the vomiting.
Pulse, 10; temperature, 1oI; respiration, 81
The President lies at present In a natural
sleep No further bulletin Will be Issued till
$50 p. m, unless In case OF an unfavorebie
change.
d. w. BLISS,
j. K. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBT. RKYBURN.
a Very Encouraging Bulletin.
The pulse has gone down two beats since the
$50 bulletin. This is the most favorable sign
OF the acove bulletin. The natural sleep is
considered by the physicsns to be very en-
couraging.
One O'clock-Everythin Encour.
aging.
The Presidents wound was this morning
again dressed with ice. A good deal of ice Is
used In the sick room. Secretary Hunt came
out at one O'Clock and said: There ia no
change since the last bulletin. Everything q
encouraging" Col Rockwell, who was up
with the President last night, returned to the
White House this afternoon. Dr. Bliss went
out shortly after 10 O'Clock, and returned about
IL. He looks great deal worn, and only N M
ages to snatch little sleep now and then. Mr..
Crump. who has been In almost constant at.
tendance on the President, Is pretty well used
up, but keeps together remarkably well. His
feet have become much swollen from almost
incessant standing at the Presidents bedside
ana waiting upon him. The clerks at the
White House are much worn out. They sleep
any hours that they can. The Presidents prl-
vate secretary. MI. Brown. looks quite fresh for
one who has had 80 little sleep,
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$50 p. Nj.


The Preside .rs Condition Silt
Fay0rab.c.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
July 5, $50 O'Clock Pm.
The conoitlon OF the President continues a
favorable as at the lest bulletin. Pulse 1Oj
Temperature 1909; respiration "a.
No further bulletin will be issued TIL 10.
able change.
ID. W. BLISS.
j. *. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
RoBT. RKYBURN
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ueVeQ Dy one OF the Otn6r Ladies.
A Quiet Afternoon ut the White
HOuAe.
THIS afternoon was the Quietest that has been
spent at the White House since the shooting.
Very few people called. A quiet, even more
profound-H possible-is enjoined In and about
the sick room. Nobody Is allowed to see the
President except Mrs. Garfield, and the physic-
lans In attendance. Among those who came to
inquire this Afternoon, were Representatives
Errett and Willets, Senator Harrison, Commits.
sioner Dent, Representative Money, Major
Brock, Col. w. A. Cook, A. M. Gibson, and
Col o. Il. Irish.
ANOTHER REPORT FROM THE SICK ROOM.
MI. Thomas Sherman, the private secretary
OF Secretary Blaine, says this afternoon that
the signs for the better are numerous, but the
doctors do not think the CRISIS has been passed.
A repetition OF the bad nights the President has
had since Sunday are not at all improbable.
What will be the IL esuIt.
VIEWS OF SENATOR PUGH.
Senator Pugh, of Alabama, said to-day that
whether the President lives or dies he believes
this assault upon him will have the effect OF
directing the attention OF Congress ana OF the
executive rulers to the importance OF legisla-
ton that VIII tend to remove the civil service
from all political control or influence He be-
lleves that something practical In this dIrec
thinks the power OF the distribution OF patron
age should be distributed among the states, or
that some mode Ct distribution should be
p ,s1Rssa Tnae e I Ss
susded tnelnseives that the federal patronage
eeGng e = sSsrn Sr pss 6
tribute the Of1ces for the good Of the country
ana The people as rresdsns aa.aeid has done.
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CONTINUED on Fourth Pugel
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PRESIDENT was being treated, Dr. Bliss says that
be saw that there were too many medical ad-
visers. He told the President this the next day.
The President told him that he had given charge
OF the case to him and wanted him to
continue In charge. He could retain such
OF the physicians as he deemed bsst.
MIS- Garfield said the same thing. DR.. Bliss
then said that he would like to retain Surgeon
General Barnes, because OF his great expert
snce and knowledge of gunshot wounds; DR..
woodward, because he was one OF the most
eminent Psychologists In the country, and Or.
Reyburn as his own special assistant
The President and Mrs. GARFIELD were per
fectly satfsf ed that these should be counsel
DR. Bliss asked II they had anyone else to sug-
gest. saying that he would be glad to retain
anyone they wsat 'Scucn ney so no ana t0la
also c6inctded In this view. That was the rea-
son why DR.. Bliss wrote discontinuing the ser
vices Of the other Doctors px on the morning
be family physician at the White House:
xeLt up ,asa and said he had
Bliss 70 sade cnaSge him Of 70 the
Presidents room. Some hot words followed
DR.. Bliss called Dr. Baxter lobbyist, and DR.
Baxter called Dr. Bliss e liar. There came
teTIerence prevented it DR.. Baxter LETT, and
has not since been there. ms. earned
aft afterwards sas got o.. little anxious about
ZIG AlSAlAuSu@ OVI OF THIS grew the
telegTaphfng for Dr. Hamilton and AgneW.
Dr. Groes was also telegraphed for. Dn Ham
ilton and Agnew arrived together, ana their
approval Of the Presidents treatment as It had
been tnAuGurafed ana carried on treasured her.
Dr. Gross came Afterwards, but not being
known. did not get into the house, and left
without expressing an opinion. There has
been very lively row among the doctora but
Dr.. Blies has the care and the confidence OF all
BaInes ana d. ReybuIn ere preparaing state.
ment for the newspapers about the Difficulty.
DIR. BLISS DENIES TR srATUrDaF
imputed to him By dispatches sent hence that
he conaden the President ont q danger. he
says that while b b more hopeful Of recover
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than at any time heretofore there are 50
many accidents incident TO womt
OF This Character that no man womb
oe warranted In assuming that dsn-er
was passed. The mind OF the President Il clear
aLd bright. He has slept since last EVENING
inIy seven hours OF the time without ooIares
bis sleep has been calm, natural and has bena
~ NJ MN ertaiy. In reply 70 question as
10 the source which danger was feared the noo
.or iephed II would De difflcalt ana Improper
10 state. There might be pus IN the cavity OF
ne Wounu; mere might be secondary hem
orrhage, which, however he did nor serionsIv
sppreheno, or variety OF other causes 70
make the symptoms unfavorable AT th,s
Time ne, however. felt under all the circum-
stances strongly hopeful OF recoyerr
, 1881-03-11
Indications are that tho Democrats wiIIearry
thelf point mt secure tic eOa,trOl of the conf.
Mtttccs until next December.

,,atc,,lo,, A.. ~, 1,a..,.-.u.,, ,.1u1-..-
theit ,imt III ", s. saa,,rn r,G ~, VIZ ~ easy
ittccs mn,T "c%t ssIiu meccnho o u'''o u le c''
no fitiHPsrEhiSo:
Tho Rcpnhltcan Senators will not illlbus.
ter ngntist the SEnWte organization to-,lor-
,6w' h1tt tleH VII fc4u'ru ~ enforcement of
o,s mo rsct s' u ovc M 1ntcs Y" mvis .m rc
e1sen , BY ha,I"t ard i takes I've Hlois for
'ess Will te slo". ...
1'tssAr1srtEu.
There Is considerable dissatisfaction among
sonlc Democrats Mt tho places assigned them,
atl n g.'s'tl dcal OF grtmbllng. In THO caucus
yesterday, when cnntlGM Of Wcs: VirGinn,
thnr, m1 r"se" ,.ou @ 'nr tno rnn"''ce 1n!n't.ee.
aectgd with tilo Staua:tl oil Company, Is
President Ut National bank, unl represents
the Baltimore IL Uhtu lsuilrpnt|, Tll. Dcutu-
crats III ca,lcus dcciarcd tiat to put hin on
tne tns. 9gSH.lIes n;sfass IL powe5 ~, xs5 :eS
MAIosH.
The Urmnrrnfs hnvr M tnt,,nation frnn,
Nnilur. l,,it ,nnst NJ thcn rive iii" i'm Il, t,,n
isspuGcons. ms '''''s' VI oo s''0 '''n ny 10 '0'
rho 1,o,,,,,t,n.r 'r,. sn,ntars o,,on,,. ,,,u,,.o
,,atI an tVpaotsc"m SENIORS 0pen!y aeethre
H., e' ,ia pm.piso ~ lsorRnaG ,;1i NY setnte Wcn
crew roS ta rese,t mss n n1 3
tlls y keneiaily cGistratGu tn tlleai that Mn-
nunn ns 1ntttcalet W tne !tepttoiiGals llis
PURPOSE 10 ynte ntla nct WIN ulen. Inc 1es!;
t LUZ iialnG i1n 'e,nnerts tuay Is tnat ties w!
eet II.
rnocEEpiSds OF THE SENATE.
e. immediately upon the assembling, Of tho
senate, a message fro1n TIC President was
., Mr. Psildlctnn offered q resolution provide
inE TOR tho oFgantzatinn Of the standing conf
iatttees OF the senatc.
:, Me resolution WIS rcad, subject to obtcc-
After rcntl!ng tho resolution, Mr., Anthony
moved i'lat 1t bG printed a,lt lio on the table,
tie subject to bu called up tomorrow.
AEste! fo.
providing for tho organization of tho select
committees, which was disposed Of Ill sin,t-
, 1881-03-11

Tho Charges Of Corruption Against tho
Second Assistant otleral
G'reato No Surltrlrs Thero thc 7Ian
and His isecord Arc Kuo.yM.
spttlnl 10 Cincinnati fa,nneretal
INn1ANAtnEls. March D.-The announcement
thnt charYes OF Hplfeusatcc p od1ce havo been
preferred u9n1I.sts Mr. Nrady, Second Assistant
pnstnaslcr- General. crcaictl no surprise In this
city 1t has BEEN known hcro by n few for snno
muRths pnst. that eyitencu Ut misconduct Gy
Mr.. brldy was It, tho hands Of certain parties
win wtIl,l.l uso It Mt tho proper time. The
Legislative investigation iast wlnter slo-
vc0pcA strong evidence OF fratid In
tue Star slu!t seryicc, and Gen.
Jpscph II. iluwlcy ,llti not hesltato
to aennunc0 Mr.. 1ir1lLy's management OF bis
"lJcu u;on the tlour Of the Isnuso. In strot,x aud
nntHllsrucHt terms. Tho position ol Eecotid
Assistant F0sttnAster 0eneral gives ono au I'M.
thenao lntluet,re over tuc1nbera 1T Congress. A
lasxe tnalprlty Of tho constituents of almost
thrtc@fourths OF tho members nre served thclr
ft!f ny wltEnns. 1t IL MI caay HlNtter for the
Aee.,lld Assistnnt Postmaster Gcnerul to raise u
cnm'tnoton tn tue district nf nll OH
s ~ 10 ss scrsso G atfS TSe t'"s en
Setss 3 TX sss aa deana 1s* i Of ew 'Ssir cd%
II larxit, viii IT, ' i,ruiy Gy' for @ IT, " Fkborsfors
xose @ nf Pile tie Ht,lIss npon any trregularty IN tho
In such clses tho lfnlse IN d "packoh jury" In
tue inycs.IK3lpa 81 lust wintor Mr. l!Eady was
!saet ~ iAs Vasa eaad'i. a Las " vegas. sa so: Y:
H. H. snt.to With M!nds The nun ,sho Iakca
III New York Cfty. where they had mutual Inter
ssy s Ms II oca as Wiz eFhwx bs 4a
business wns Rtt'ck speculation In Wall street.
sa hi.s oeen lanro successful aud industrious ut
u Is true thAt l1inds, thu nan wha mnkes tho
present charges, has been 2 mai! contractor.
T' ,n .,1nys W. swGd aitS s,,, pnt II fortune ny
frondly With tho Old mans money. In cotl,,ao.
9raphed to tho JourHal thia morning TINT tho
1n'tuhR delrgAtIon, Iu Washington will inl-
,n,rtune tho President TO retain ryner and
i,nuuuouunt WIS not rncolved with much salts
fact!on by the suestantial Republicans outside
o. tns potis elEoe r., Tnsss ,. sess e 10 be-
tha'y af liuplbl.cat,t not lnlxo up In tho b,lsi-
,toss nt olllce-hunttng that tho Civil sorvco
1}raIv-uspevtAli} the latter. AZ Il prtltntnent
lHM!ksr Of this city said Recently In il 'otter to
rsSS!le, % usF'ei; In4 70 M prominent
"fia would tnnko m excellent Postmaster
usntsr.!. ana would R,yo that ncpnrtlnont tho
Tho Post Ollro department il tho n,uat n,to-
ornslc brunch Ut our Government. It holds tho
rst!euuon uf menhcrs Ut Congress III It's 9rusp,
thby plpe. It bus ut It's cnll eighty out Ut 1u0
county newsI'apcrs, edited by IN ti,nny Post.
su ys s sna raay ay Ss paar ~.
tho faithful Nj tleno.lneu tho sta,c.,,rnt ii
chorus ns y llo u louK primer caps. Whoreapon
nuo,,:nbussd oIt]zcl't. Thus /! Is appnreat that
st!Ssk'ax a5ass ynsr IND bsr y o ke hs
consequently tho outcome OF the remarks gnadu
, 1881-03-11

REanst the railroads. to ho used M fan for re-
ylving tho cnltcrs Of t,rnnRerfsfn. which for
AOmo wcckH past has hn,l n very stekly exietrncn
hcrr IN tho shapc Of n" Fnr,ners' Club" 'rhss
institution hollis tcIn-occasunat meetings In
tho rop,n in thc CapItuI ,!uvntctt IL tho storage
of pslzo pumpkins auG tno,lstr0us sQtln.ncs. Its
little gatherings nrn frequently addressed
by Senators and Representatives who aro
dcslrOus Of mixing record 0n which to
te0t MI tho Conversational race course under tho
new nppnrtlonnout u year from ucxt fn!l. Tho
Democratic 1nnn,bors OF tho HcHnte Cnlnmfttcc
nro occasional orators before this group OF
hDrny-handei sons Ot toll and tho lMthotic
r,annerin which they relntc
THE r1llATICAL ATROCITIES oF CAFITAL-
isTs AMI CuliiUllATIDSs
would makr Ill onion Bhrd tcars. Some Of these
Committeeman hnyc bccn "holtttnH nut on tho
railroads with tho expectation that thoy would
be retained as consulting counsel IN tholr bo-
half, md whom It becnme apparent this aftcr-
t,oon that fhclr distinguished abilities woro not
needed they exhibited MI amount Of lil-con.
conlell rngo TINT WINS very amusing to those who
could sec behind the curtain.
lip1ey's refusal to produce tho books Of tho
burlington l1attroa.1 III ortlor to shtIw tho
amount. md to whom, r0batcs On frcights wero
gison. promises to brlng tho Senate squareiy
nKhis,at. tho deuIaton Qf tho United States
Supreme Court In tho Ifa1let- kllbourne case.
4 guol deal Of speculation was indulgcsl in to-
night NJ to whit notion tho Connttoe will tako
on Senator Gallons resolution ordering Ripley to
prtAaucc tho books. To.day's proceedings found
all tho Dcmucrnttr Senators suve ono
soIIDES AHHAfED AGAINST THE HAIL
lsOAba,
and thcy wcro bAokcd up by Whiting and Momcr,
Republicans. The expunxlng Uf n nlasa OF sttr-
plusago and tndlrcctpcss frnln liurlings charges
by majority Of ono Ut tho Committee, did not
in tho lcast weaken tho chargcs themselves, b,t,
, 1881-03-11
AI0cK,0uT. A

.sptetal pt,patth to IA CHICAGO 1Ftbu"t
INDIANApoL1s, Ind, March 1a-Acssra Eos'
nrd 4 DcniE, contractors Of the now n1a.s,.
1iot1so, arc haytn4 lockout OF the'f nus.
grUwnK uut OF their putting one Man 10 eu.n
by tho piece. This mornlng when Tue mau eanss s.s
to work h!s tools wcrr gone. Tho woFkmeh w.
thou told that not QUO OF their number cou'a ~
sumo work until tho tools wero rotufnMeu:, M :,hntc
fnrcp unloss tb tools f,re retusnettt and ompso!
othcr Worktnen. OF whom there Is aa eo"noA1S-
to bU had for tho asking,
, 1881-03-11
HIDES,

Plrrsnu1ta, Pa, Stareh lO.-The Hatonat w =
vontion Of Tanners and Hide Manutac.n.d, ~, ds,s.
III scssloa hero. this evening. Abont 49, W. - ..r
gates from different portions Of tho uhou !. n
'prcsunt, Tho abJaot Ut the ConVonaon ..ar cI.s-
make some arrangement 70 secure " n n bring
thplr fntiuunce to bear On Congress III oPPoS
to tho St{catl- Pollution bill.
, 1881-03-11

Fanntlcnl Crurndera InaHgurnttng q
NGigu OF Terror iu a Civilized Com.

NANhlACAA IFuHAAEfA kAAUxuEuklnE
1scisu Of Terror in n Civilized Cons
nunlty.
GnEESv1tI.E O., March 1o-Ihsrty-ono latlics
from Palestine, O.. wero brought hero Under
nrrcat, chnr1ea With melting riot and 8entltnK
threatening letters to Mr.. Long, n saloonkeepcr,
1t Is charRcd TINT thoy helUnH to n secret uA1.a
Of crnsadprs. Sir. Long reeelvc4 noticu to
leave or die ut the hands Of a mob. Six Of tho
lHdics wore discharged. aud twenty-five gave
bali. Tho crusaders CHIN, to bava sxtoou In
lIctmcnta ngaInst Long for selling liquor to
minors. The whu!0 noghborhood came to court,
and the excitement is worry great. Long was tho
lust saloonkcopeF In Palestine, and no ltquor Is
now Boll there.
DIspateh to CINCINNATI Enquirer.
GREEAvlL1.E, O., March D.-At about . clook
this afternoon tho Probate Cu,srt-room waa
crowded with spectators. al,xlously waiting
to SEQ wt,at would bo ttono With tho
army ot crusaders from Falcstiuo who,
numbering thlrty-onc, wero scattered
about tho room. Mono Of them, among wh1iIl
wcro several awoet-lookiug lnssca and reserved
old ladies. appeared tho least bit comfortable.
They gluucea ut their Victim, Jacob Long, as
though thoy could swing hitu sky high without
caring when ho would come down. Long him.
self IL not ut a good -1ooking, nnd barely showed
hla face to hts encnies, and even then ho kept
ut a safa diaanoe.
Tao 6horlG succeeded In arrcsttng thlrsy-ono,
but fnilcd 10 tlnd the TWO othcrs. Blx OUT Of tho
thtrty.ono were dismissed, lenying twenty-five.
Tho best lawyers Ut tho bar Aro employed In tho
case. alid thcru doubtless thousands lii 1t. IIny-
nE sncnt an hour or two In respect TO tho Dre-
Ruvo nottes thal they would wnivo MI cxnnlna-
tio,t, re1uosttng' Justice u. ". Gill tn tx tho
bond fnr defendants nppeatMnco in court, and
MY rest I tlIi tav 5th = next June. s " " -
IN FefrFtncc to tho nt1ttcH received by Mr..
Ling tn kclFu 4hlH9ttOH. butn fHRteG huf