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, 1881-05-22
JEFFERSON DAVIS.

~ T > t4@4k 10 CHICAGO
While TRIBUNE reporter was walking down
state street yesterday he was struck By d ia
1nsliar face and figure which had passed him.
Turning back and into The Palmer House the
recollection was confirmed, for there stood JEFF
ferson Davis. the hero Of the hoop-skirts, the
cx-Presldent OF the Confederate States of
America. With him was Gen. Crafts j. Wright,
the superintendent: OF the Murine Hospital, who
WIS Il c!H5s'nate Of Mr. Davis. Through him tho
reporter was introduced. He appeared n3 u
eourtly old gentleman Of the Old Southern
school, with faded blue trousers, neat, small
snoes si!& -;llt'tca coat aEd vest, with q rum
i,ted SIZE stock, wearitlg short wrinkled and
la.cd overcoat; He received the reporter
ticket remarked, = Yes. | baye bccu living on
The TuBuSE's praises for years" He spoke
pleasantly Ut vslrsous portions of Kentucky and
Iehncssee, their agricultural anu grazing rich
y avoided Il formal interview. He had,
ho said, arriv in the city ut 7:3o
by the illinois Central Railroad, and was,
az the time tho reporter called, buying
n hs ticket Tor Montrcal by tho Michigan Central
would dctai'i him for several days During the
Jay ne called, in company with Gen. Wright on
John Hitr the Deputy Collector Of Customs an.
otner ~ ga fficnd and on other ncquaintanccs.
much uttenuon.. Ills appearance is much the
same rs of yore, the face and beard being tho
same, but be has aged rapidly, and Is yistbIy in
US declining years, 50 that but lew Of.
III ne hi% met the o n 1ns s11sess ba1s
hume WHY once on tho lips OF every one. After
bidding gnod-by to The TRIBUNE representa-
ttTe, Mr. Davis took the oils train for Canada.
re was here first n October, 1870, according to
stay longer to gee more fully the changes which
naH century has wrought.
, 1881-05-22
:162 and l64 West nlalison-st.

upon the Administration than undertaking: x
Secure the rejection OF Stanley Matthews Of
ing 4 nomination is making war upon tho Ad:
Ministrs.ton Is y new doctrine, unlenable, anG
will have to be nhlndnncd
''IOu believe that Il Conkltu1 is returned
everything will be lovely a=alnY''
believe TINT II Senator Conkiux is returned
within six months 4 very mt,ch better stute Of
not be will DO returned have no more oppor-
tuni1y of guessing than anybody else. Whether
ne desires TO be returned or not, no one Is
thiak. yet advised | may az well say iu this
connection that the vigorous deniul Of Senator
Robertson having sent hts resignation to tho
President, coupled with the assertion that had
quite unnecessary.
NEVER MADE ANY STATEMENT OF THE
r ... SORT"
e'Where did that story ret afloat?"
II can t,1el1 anything about how it rot nfioat.
Inc story that there WIS such paper in the
hands OF the President WAS currently circulated
to "ash'rgton--was comtllon talk: Tue story
that un arrangement bad been made for IN ad-
justmeut OH that basis was currently reported
At Washington. know nu1hiuE about the truth
Oft. I have no n,eans even of suessin. how it
originated or how much there is to it,
What d., you think Of Gr,lut's letter.
~ think II IS very mHch like Grant-strniGht-
forward, yeracious; aud not outstanding the fact
that nc Is private citizen, think thai he had
tho right to express any dissatisfaction ttrlt he
might feel IN II letter to Ssnator Jones or any
body else wIth rsgard to appointments made BY
because he Is out office"
- Is he not long way of from New York for
bi1u?"
''Thc question Us to whether an appointment
5s tasteful or dlstasteful IL ot Of geography.
lose his friendship for Badeu BY any mere pro-
cess Of l,coulotion.''
Did he mt refer more to the New York ap-
pontnlcn15?"
SO fnr as his present feelings were con-
cerned, do nor understand that he referred
moro to The New York appointments. I UNDER
stand him to hnve referred more particularly to
B0dcan's removal"
, 1881-05-22
HIS GRACE THE DUKE.
Chicago Inspected by a Distin-
'.guished Party of Visitors: -
Their Curiosity Only Aroused at the
Stock-Yards Hog-Ki1ling.

| Yesterday norn,uras 8 o'o,ocl5 there arrived
in th{s c1t,. NOR snocu, ram m rho Nichs.,or
r, -:F 49, ef1 ~ - ~
eentf'i n'a11roao' distinguished party or bs't-
1sh subjects Chief, head, and front Ut the or
| ganlzation was his Grace the Duke Of sutner-
,i. 49, -, 49, "no y" 10 ~
Us o"u rsnt ana t'l1s u u1s mae ."o oeot.'so
Ho' is Duke Of Sutherland, Marquis or STAFF
fn14} Ear, of Cover v,srounr 1rruu,bom ond
n",or ct,,ro, boz - coatIEr;d ~ En..;.nS -u1
aau y, tae 9n.eu hngnn OF treat nrItatn atia
t Mu ~ ~ ~, ~ So % ucu ~ ~ ;e Mnsu ',es1 !1o
fsInowhat GIasG rt.iltIeu1en Of 81 or Iheraa6onI
-, ;t ~ i,s y .ao ~ - % tnis .uust n G
tha I3 i.,st ~tsn ,aon t,; "a thn @ ~
she - XIX, ~ 'neS "fc' "
~ .1,o r. t,4,. ~ ns ,,rh hi,' " ,,,,r,,a o,a oo,,
~. ,uE. os ngs W1n nl numoGr oao,eoIn
H ts,,i ,,,,,;, mssa ~ 9so - .nu
- ~ irshi, M n, t,r ~ @
ac"nt L. ha1 ha ~ rn.ysrn',9e a ~ ~; r.,;
md Gs r w"n nptnrI.iv ,;rne if tc
fi,e 1,r,sant Tansrrron ~ ,rns ,,nhnr1 "a sant r.
tnn fSn,i.,r J;nts ;, ranorr ~ rha hst1i.s ~
l;aiakimvn: ln!ornnrn. and II Inc A'stoI Xna- "a
ant1 :nnr+r rih,,,"J - ~ sa,n. M,,ore 1hn
nnlv fnir 1rnn,,nt ~ tte iuaIan 1n,ti,v
which has ever sre, tile light OF print. When
lne american Clvil war nrnhe out' Df. hassell'
Who was ut thut time an ardent. $50
wns 3atu5,at, m tl,,tv In thfs country HI rent
"nf rrn, Wnst,n"rtn ~ ms tnn n,nyo;r,. il, 1ho
t,urx .iu s,11eE W XII w th, nnst nx @ 10
sntma,,fn ~ tr,ns n1or t.oiinctrd tnrtthor anil
he t.ns bnct earlier thau Mny Of t6o crowd to
.srrv tho news ;hut rne Frdern1 army rud hpcI1
unnih1l"IcI ri NnnuSsus Junction. f4n ioIff tf,o
Irlith mbtu1r TIM shor,cou1nxs OF tho Federal
army. md he. Ike emery man who mnkes n
s,uiiar nistnSe. suffered uccordineiy.
Tic yisitlng parfy were driven direct from the
,Ietrf in h. TrnnG pcjftc fnrfi ,vff.re inn, r
Drake took them In charge. The visitors M
cIl1,icd tue Duke OF Suthertund; Dr, W. Il. Rus
sell, Mniur-ueucrtl Sir Henry Greene. Of the
british ARMY. ant! Lady Greene. T. +. Beckcr-
seth. O. E. Stepaen. t;corre and Henry Crnss- :
tlcl prominent miuufuiturrrs ind S: r.
Ncalc. Private Sccrutury To the Duke. Th,
nuke of Sutherlual fs saf.i tn In oats nf rho
largest oxners or stock in tae Illinois Central
and it is sllrewtlY surtnised ti,ut hIS visit hnS
sumo beariIw upu,i the future Of tt,uI foui A'
Sonetu!uI before uuou the uurty werc col,e1
,11,on hy- Mny,,r Harrison AMI Mr W.rrnnts
british Ttcei:onsui in tnis civ {arr1a ,.ts w;.rc
nrovIitn NJ III, )r,,E., and ria visttnrs .1.rtad
T1r n trin yr,n1nd rl,c 1t.. :j,hnv tr.: ft,, ~
tic Wuter- worss; 'a11d were tnon drlren no Over .r
Tia I,bi.-Shorts frivc ma 1nrn,,1h 1jn;.';n
Purk. r,1,iro,nv hy wnT of sDna ri,nrn va
ME to tn, South stdf. a. NH
frr of conrsc fhev tvtra s,h,nrto, n ~
anuoyeuce Of oassjn@ tnr1u.h 1rS ia s,festrcet rn
, 1881-05-22


From recent correspondence in the Aatee
91cfac Zeitnng it would seem that the pafrloNtao
bias Of the Magyars has led to serious E,issi.te<
ments being imported into the recent cfns9e sI
OF Hungary. In order: to make: ma1oI1s, !,
ty for. tho Magyar population (which, .,a ia
reality Is only about one-third Ut the Hao9' Har
,popuMHonl, SERIOUS fals!t1cutons hase uGs1 ;s.
made. we nre told The Census CotnmtssoA; 1
consists mostly OF officials who consldet Iaen,
selves pledged TO present the MaRyars IN W ~
most favorable light. Nearly the whole aflny ~
officials in Hungary, from the village notaEy;p
the Ministerial Councillor, have rnturned "a ta91 hr
mother tongue as Magyar" Bur not Gntg f{d9.
thbru6ric s. mother tongue" ms been *tiled,aP
BY Magyar, where. ia sealirx, t. Is stat5S; 1h,
Catholic Serbs Of: South Hungary NE mo'nst nd
tongue has"been returned as :" .."Na9yaF. 1a1 ="
only very seldom us .Cr0tiatt, cs tt snou!M1 ~
Dy this procedure the hearts wish OF the
yArs will be hi II kind Of way acconlpltsncH; -; =
they Gun show by these tables that tAey ennr tG.%
one-hnf Of the runr population. on 1he o.es.
hand, 1t should be remembered that tue aecusa; asaa
ti0n or such Justification OF: the census xetuis
cosnes rromn Germap authority. a7d me f.sait, q
.ry between Gcgtnnn aqd Nag yar In hunSa,5 .I,th
notorious Still there is probably; bucn t.,f3 tuf3
in the statements, as we fear the Ma0yars woaat
not scrnpie to stretch facts to the utmost - -
vance their supposed interests . r
, 1881-05-22
THE CANAL.
Mayor Harrison's Views on the Munn
Resolutions.

| Mrr~nv
AoaJor AaarFlson's views on the haunn
Revolutions.
The General Assembly has finally adopted
Nunu's resolution in reference f r,,rifv{nY rho
water of tha corat rrha ra.o,,,tf. 3. tto 10
,sos',,,no 80 :. 80 sa,,o.a o 'eo'aaon' "'nus 1ae
pleamo!es' Is as foi1o~s:
Resolved, Tint the Board OF Canal Comms-
sloners Of tho lllinuls l. Michigan Caual be and
thoy nre hereby directed to cause siuIce-wuys
s OF sall'clent capac'ty: with the proper guard
m rne cona ~ ~ ne ~ enS H.ver
County. md Ut or near Iem9ni in Gnx to,,;'s E;oA
and also to construct u dam across the former
Calumet feeder at such suitable point as will
th c.,,, anG "a1Ss @ 1so 6nes Like to TOW int9
;,;1 rr o.i. 1us esiaa oauA4Iomln'ss'oher5 shall
@ c2nhlence construct and Improve
,',w ~ p, au IN ~ tne ofoer nAmcd md
b"y3ds -. ~ ta,,9 9nanc ~ .. NY moneys IN their
eltt, - t Soutto. 49,, Us SAna! commissioners re-
,n,aa nv .ne oi the cana Or other
Hasss,,,,,,a ~ ~ ~. W W expended as above
. uss.Snaleu t ~ me prosecuuon OF sAtd Improve
s1GMu s1GnH ona'i not' however, exceed the sum OF
Rcsn;r<<, Tho+ t+,, Fam, ,co,>u,,.a,o,,
, 1881-05-22
ON THE OUTER WALLS

IL Again tho Proud Banner of tho Il. &
j.. O., and by Another Happy Stroke OF
Enterprise Goe. to tho Front.
The Baltimore & Ohio having perfected
all the details Of the elaborate series of iln-
| prove1nents it has been making Of late, an
rounces 4 change in its time schedule to go
into effect on the I'D. inst. Under
this new. schedule the time between
Chicago and the East is greatly lesseneu.
The afternoon fast line which formerly left
| at 1 :05 now leaves at $40, arriving at New
| York at G:40 the second morning. This is q
solid train running through to Washing
| ton. Baltimore, Philadelphia. and New York
without change Of cars OF any class what
ever. The Baltimore & Ohio is the only line
Offering this great advantage, rs by other
lines changes Of cars are made except sleep
crs The great convenience of the entire
train running through without change must
be most apparent to those WHO have been
forced to change cars at unreasonable hours
OF the night, and iii many ways have been
put to no little. trouble in getting
their families and baggage from one
train to another. There is nothing Of this
on the baltimore l. Ohio, for if one SO
may remain in until he reaches New York
City. AS all the eastern lines run trains le.v-
ing Chicago at :15 it is Interesting to know
that the Baltimore tG Ohio train leaving at
that hour reaches Washington whole hight
i'll advance If the 5:l5 tr:linS on competing
roats,-or i'll other words, tlose who leave
Chicago for Washington via tile Baltimore
u Ohio reach there the next evening, while
BY taking other lines they would not reach
the National Capital until the second norit-
ing. The time truin New York to Chicago is
1essened IN hour, the last express being dun
at 7:30 instead of: $50 rs heretofore
There is no material change in the departure.
Of tho morning train for the East The
splendid acc01fmottations offered on tile new
Baltimore l. Ohio sleepers, and the perfect
manner in which they are kept up, increase
the concentrations of the travelling public i
Tfa Ballimore Il Ohio. sleepers are Certainly
4nexcclied IN everything. which tends to rem
der such cars luxurious and convenient. In
tacf, III many respects they are SUPERIOR to |
large and fine in every way, and the conduct
OFFS and porttrs are gentlemen in every sense
of the word. The line OF new parlor-cars
has just been placed upon the. road,
and the cars are beauties indeed. In their
construction they embrace many novelties, 1
while in general effect they -are Inatchlcss.
The Dinlng-Car Line III and ont OF C!,ie;l4D
has -oeconle very. popular, meals served are
OF the very best, and the attendance is all the
most. .fastidious could ask for. The dining
halls on the entiro--iille are noy: under tie
immediate management of the Company, and
we'll: deserve the popularity they have OIL
tanned as the best in Tie country:
THE KimbaN ourseIs all other pianos coro-
bfned in the. leading Northwestern States
, 1881-05-22
I62 and E6A West madison-st1I

to Treasurer Brand as par. of the collections
!; Division street, from Larrabee to Halsted 9 !:
| to be rcpaved with cinders- IN: :::s7
The Street Department Is going to repave tho \
| roadways Of the Washington and La Sale streats
| tunnels. : =. :: ::]:*:
| The West Madison street Police Station and 6
lot; corner of Union street, is to be sold at publ
lic auction Saturday, June at o'clock IN tha
afternoon, as per order OF the Council passed
!. There were tlfty-oue burial permits k5ned !.
yesterday By the Registrar OF Vital Statistics i
The week having been cool. there has been 4
urge falling o1 in the death-rate, but zymodos y
Diseases show no great Abatement: :s ~ =: e
; The Department OF Public Works will adVer-:|
tiae for two fire engine houses to-morrow,-on +
u1 the southeast corner Of North Ashland ave.
nue aud Jane street, and the other at the corner
Of ogden and Winchester avenues. :;:::I1
The following building permits wero Issued
yesterday: C. F: Grey. three .toree-story base y y
n1ent stores and dwellings,, l13x7Q fect bFision::s
r Shograr, three story ind basetnent store and 4
dvelttIlx Ssx60 feet, No. ID Larrahee street, to "
cost s9ooo- -. :,r. ~ y II \:
Corporation-Counse1 Adams has subm itted an :
IL % e s
opinion gives legal history Of the concern, and i
holds that rent should be demanded and col J
lected, or the Company be compelled to vacate q; !;
The Council in a fit Of llbe1ality, allowed So.
loonkoepeFs to get o'1s icenses for portions Of i
year, in order to prevent the transfer Ut th8 i:
same. The city is losing by this. as saloonkeep-A
crs E1u us: long as they can without license s.
aud then come up aud settle only from the tine !
TINT they are compelled to. 80 :*: .:tts
Wilhelm Dikman, OF No. Middle |Potjaches' Z,
kaja. St. Petersburg, Russia, has .wr1tteu to I:
Chief Of Police McGarisle. asktn; him t9 aod, n**
he ETH, the wherein bouts of bis sister, Johanua =
Dikmau, who came to Chicago in 1871 or earlier.
They are natives OF SuderborE, Germany, though s
the bruther Is domiciled in the home Of. the &:
Nihiist- :'' .s.=,* @s>z::::55::: ::5.;::
There were three new cases of smallpox Ie. I
ported yeSterday,-0ne at ~ George street, 3l6l Il;
Dearborn street. and e Canaporr avenue Sas: * S
pecre1 cnses were reported from 33l0 ald 331 -,
State street, Chcken-pox Was reported from T.:
193 West Fourteenth street. DIph!heria from III
lJo North Halsted and lH3 Furquer street. Scar
let fever from e9 Elston avenue, und TWO ease9 a
from 2555 Morgan street. >;@'E.SsS**.s* l.:
The report of the Tenement House inspectors 81 81
for the past week shows THAT they examined III ::
houses, containing 2 ID rooms, G,D families con:
sistlnK OF s.&e} persons There were IS oot1css
serred, and IS nbnteulents mlllc- Thirteansta
1nonses were served persons who refussd 20
comply with orders. and stood trial. :foar T.
werea1ed SO to s. each, and one case H1s eoh- I'm
ElQueQ 1Or one week.
, 1881-05-22

driven bnck to their hotel. During the evening
they attended the show at the Grand OperA
House and McVicker's Theatre. To-day: they
will all 20 to church. and Tomorrow the party
will stnrt fur Milwaukee, having been rendered
q 6peciul invitation to visit that vlllage.
, 1881-05-22

d: The Ode T0stlnnsfer.S:,.337 7x2z;ii +
:: The oldest Postmaster in the Onion IS EdNa.r:
Stab1cr Of Sandy Spring. N0ntgomery Cousnii sHi
has been under e'gnteen, Postmaster Genel@es ~
lie fs 81 years DID urd still lives ~ - X
house In WHICH he was born e5a
, 1881-05-22

:. : a ;: GeM. RQt!et' sS;1. -.
. It is reported that Gen Buffers oblfGne ese
has been struightened BY New York ocuiilst' - =.
, 1881-05-22

IA book aud sheet music closet are constEucsAes =
In the new cases OF ths klmD4ll orxau- :. -
, 1881-05-22

THE Kimball" outsells all other pianos cora-
bfned in the leading Northwestern States
EueMfng Joluna, .,.-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-10-28

Newspaper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce St.,
NY, sep30
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The Egis and Intelligencer
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY
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rerms-SI.so a Year, in Advanc.

TRANSIENT ADvERTIsEMENTs.--On Square,
insertions less Sl50. Each subsequent insertion
% cents. Longer advertisements in the same pro
portion A space equal to six lines makes square
Figure-work double price.
Obituaries and Personal Communications will
be inserted at ten cents per lnel
eS Yearly advertisements at special rates.
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Cruelty to animals: Last week strap
ping negro woman was up before an Austin
justice, charged with numerically beating
her boy, II saddle-colored imp. 81 don't I'M
derstand how you can have the heart to treat
your own child so cruelty" "Jedge, has you
been parent ola wuffless yallcr boy like
dat ar cub of mine?" "Neverw calculated
the judge with great vehemence getting red
in the face. "Den don't talk
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-10-28
List of Premiums.

The following premiums were awarded at
the Hartford County Fair held at Bel Air, on
the 18th, 18th, 18th and 10Th of Oct, 1881.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-10-28
L .Nnnrfn lII-in \ ILnnnLl l

Asan exhibition of the intrinsic worth of
st, Jacobs Oil, We think the case referred TO,
that of Mrs o. w. Hubbard of this town,
cured of Sciatic rheumatism oflong standing
by the Oil, is certainly striking, and, beyond
all doubt, conclusive as to its efficacy. The
remedy has our Endorsement.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-10-28
(S. LouiS Chronicle.)
Trial by Jury.

Some believe that even this form of trial
is not perfectly free from prejudice But in
our section, st. Jacobs Oil has been tried by
that great jury-the public-and been judged
the infallible cure for Rheumatism and all
painful diseases.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-10-28
POPPIIEIN
SiliCated Phosphate Co.,
Office 1913 w. Baltimore St.,
Under american Farmer, Baltimore.


BooTHBY HILL, HARTFORD Co., Nd,
January 81, 1881.
Gentlemen: l have used your Silicated Phosphate
Corn, Trophy Tomatoes, Lima Beans and Pota-
toes and can truly say / have never found any
other Phosphate to equal it.
1t produces the largest crops, makes frmer fruit
and of better flavor, than any other kind.
On account of its fine mechanical condition, alb
sence of moisture and odor it is easily distributed
and pleasant to handle.
/ used twenty-five tons upon my Sweet Corn
the past season, and never had larger or finer
yield. Yours, truly,
s.N. HYDE.
PoRT DEPOSIT, Md, January 4, 1881.
Mr.. JOHN +. MARSHALL:
Dear Str-This is to certify that have used the
Popplein Silicated Phosphate bought of you for
two years past on my entire range of truck, and
the results have been highly satisfactory 1t is
decidedly the best fertilizer | ever used, and
have used several standard brands. have tested
II beside good compost from my hen-house, and
find where used the Popplen my crops mature
much longer and the fruit is OF superior quail
ty. Where used it on cabbage they were twice
as large as where there was none put. Another
good thing can say in favor of this fertilizer is
that can put my plants, or seed in the same hill
with the phosphate without any injury to the
plant or seed This have tried to perfection.
very truly, JOSEPH STERLING.
DELAWARE COLLEGE EXPERIMENTAL FARM,
Newark, Dell April 5, 1881.
P0ppiein Saicdted Phosphate Company:
Gentlemen-lhave used your Fertilizer for four
years past on the entire range of field and garden
crops, and always with the most satisfactory re-
suits
/ have found it especially adapted to the growth
of potatoes and Sugar Beets, and my crop last sea-
son of over twelve hundred bushels of these roots
was grown with this fertilizer, and their quality
may be inferred from the fact that, in strong
competition, received six first premiums at the
last fair of the Peninsula Agricultural and Po-
biological Association for the largest and best dis
play of root crops. The splendid mechanical con-
dition in which your Fertilizer is furnished, and
its uniform quality, as determined by annual
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and fruit-growers Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD ID. PORTER,
Professor of Agriculture.
Dealers in FERTILIZING MATERIALS generally
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1881-10-28
HARTFORD COUNTY

VALUABLE HAIR r ORD COUNTY
v FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber wish
ing to retire from farming offers at private sale
his FARM, containing no Acres. 1t is situated at
the head of Bush river, on navigable water, and
about three-quarters of a mile from Perryman's
Depot, p, w, & b. Railroad. One hundred and
forty-iive acres are well improved, the remainder
in timber. Under complete fencing, nearly new,
and finely watered. The improvements consist
of a comfortable Dwelling House and ample out
buildings for use of the place-all nearly new.-
Will be sold on reasonable terms or might take in
part pay a smaller farm or other property. For
further particulars address A. G. MARINE,
octl4 Perrymans, Hartford Co., Md.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-03
AT CINCINNATI.
From G1ooe 4 p. M. Entra of Saturday.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.1
CHICAGO, June IA special from
Washington to the Daily Neaos at 2:45 P.
NJ, says the President is sinking rapidly
and no hopes are entertained of his re-
cOvery.
Excitement in Chicago and Washing
ton is all the more intense than on the
receipt of the first news of the assassina-
ton Newspapers here have bulletins of
the last sad news and eager crowds
throng the streets and offices.
President Garfield was shot at $50 this
morning just as he was about to take the
limited express train at the Baltimore &
Potomac depot at Washington The as
sassin was J. Guitteau, formerly of Chi
cago.
He fired two shots at him in the
presence of about so ladies
while in the waiting room
The President was attended by DR.. Bliss,
Surgeon Gen. Barnes, and DR.. Purvis,
and subsequently removed to the White
House in an ambulance, under an escort
of mounted police
CHICAGO, July 2, 4:30 P. M.-Special
to Daily Neaos, dated Washington, P. NJ.
says internal hemorrhage has set in and
his condition is less favorable. Pulse
130, temperature &c.
The President is certainly failing rap
idly. s<.