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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10

on the 2lst inst
SLATE MAKERS for the city offices
have entered upon their work.
HENRY LAEHoN, Ct Missouri, is
visiting with his parents n this
city.
JAS. BREWER, OF the drm oy Teas
dale & Brewer, is looking through
Chicago.
a new school house, costing $4,000
is to be built at Eden the coming
summer.
The report that small pox had
broken out in Galena IS contradictel
by the Gazette.
PEOPLE generally are commencing
TO call for rest from the trials and
tricks of politics.
Hon. DARIUS UANKINS, Mayor
Of Galena, died at bis residence in
that city last week.
yuERE'LL not be much pleasure
in travelling, in fact it will be Sc
,a.o +os,, in a,,. Alas
,.. ;a.,,
trouslY engaged about this time
settling with tho county treasurer.
o7, .,,..,, ..u.,o..
- .''N' ~'p"S, 'IaS I',l.- ,~. 49,, ,,14
-'7 Wy" w l,,1" ~, 1,,.,
Dh' CUTLER '@S oeen > '''''" u
qne0'aonla ol la'e' az i1e'e""' "ie'0
10 was IA @''en"o"co apo" " patient
Wu S1ossoS, the veteran machine
uaa, who has been absent in
Indiana for oosae rnonths, Is among
Us again.
In case Of dry season ahead
wouldn't it he a good plan to bottle
up some of this surplus snow for
summer washing
THOSE large anger holes ii the
pHluGSG stairs, were bored to Iey
lha rats out Of the drag store ac-
sording to Professor.
Prv F,Ture FIAExoE, Of Dar-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10

ought to hear them emphasize their
opinion Of the storm.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10

SECOND Quarterly Meeting for the
present conference year will be held
at the NJ, Z. church, in Linden, on
Saturday and Sunday, March 10
and 20. Quarterly Conference Oh
Saturday at 2:30. Preaching by
the Presiding Elder on Saturday
evening, also the usual Sunday per-
vices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10

A. J. RUSSELL, of Janesvile, last
week shipped 5000 gallons of amber
cane syrup to Chicago, receiving
therefor so cents per gallon, and
has secured market for al. he can
produce in the future.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10

WTrH regret we are called upon
10 chronicle the death Of DR.. Bur-
rail, Of Dodgeville, who was siezed
with an apoplectic stroke on Tues
day evening while visiting a patient
in that village, and life was extinct
in a short while.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10
NUMBER 10.


Heathen philosophers had their
ideals, as expressed in their written
Iprecepts, but they were derormcl
and corrupt, judged by the stand.
ard Of morality as e2pcuuded 10y
the mastery minds OF sceptical
France century ago, which in turn
have been condemned by their less
able followers of the present time.
In fact the ideal OF the sceutir is
continuity changing and is COM
PEELED to adopt itself to every caste
in society.
Itrenains for Christianity to lurn-
ish the one perfect example OF con-
duet, the one perfect laaral ideal.
The permeating influence aud con-
tin6ous existence Of this ideal
through the progress of centuries,
and finally eliminating in the birth,
life, death and ascension Of the cod
given Christ, was portrayed IL vivid
and eloquent language.
The effect Of "Iugersollism' upoa
our civil and political institutions
was discussed from the staudpoint
Of civil policy and cxpodiency, and
ita theory Of morality compared
with that Of the Bible. Is effects
in the commercial aad financial in
dustries of the country was graph
caIiy pointed and exhibited in tho
"Hurid g|aro Of Pittsbnrg" ,Io
proved conclus.yoly that the !cadsrs
of communism, the twin sisters Of
atheism, both ia Europe and.in this
country, arc without exception in-
tllels,
Finally chat TngorsolIism s,rucl,
yiciousIy at tho lie Of all govern
mout by undermining tile sacred
relations oi The home circle, aud i'm
yited the seep.ieal father TO stand
with him over the grass grown rrayo
OF his lit:lo one and couaole him
ser 10y reading one'of tho eloquent
succches by IlUersDll invites him,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10

JOHN INNEL, who formerly resided
in this place, and while on his way
here from Missouri Tuesday, at
tempted to get of the train in
Ia Sale, when be slipped and his
foo5 was caught under q car wheel,
taking OF three toes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10

LINDEN LnAMATIc Go. - sour
Amcrican Cousin, as played at Lin
den on Tuesday evening, (ana wit
messed by our reporter demonstrate
ed She fact that Linden contains
dramatic talent Of no ordinary
ability. The leading parts were well
performed, and but for the absence
Of one or Two of the company, whose
parts had to be read from the manu-
script, it would have been q grand
success. The leading lady charact-
er was taken by Miss Edith WasIey
in . manner that would have done
credit to a more pretcaious actress,
and scarcely anybody else could
have been selected TO play the pant
Of the facinating AID yiyicious
"Floreuce" with half the force that
Miss WasIey bestowed upon it, Her
graceful movements, fine articula-
ton, and handsome stage appear
ancc, together with her natural
knowledge Of the drama would
make her n prime farorite anywhere.
"0ur American Cousin" j" the star
4 'u y. 4 !
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-03-10

Nor very great distance from
tAiS city a team that had been Elm.
ployed to haul load of Good Tenn
plar5 about three miles distanl, be-
came tired waiting for the return
trip and "iit out on its own hook,
leaving the gallant heroes Of pure
water to wade knee deep for three
miles through the "beautiful.'
, 1881-11-16
WHAT sEcMErAnY nIsxwopp s,,at,

WHAT sEC1'EFAHf kiRKWDbn SiAGEsra
W4AatltSuToS, II. G., Nov. l5.-ylm nnrn,,
report Of tho Secretary Of the Intrrtat !.
largely devoted lo fresh discussion Of TIM
1lltllnn question. lfa strongly rpcou,,nenI,
TINT IN liberal provision BIZ lnat,e hyfon'
gress for teaching tho Indian youth mr. fan.
guage; that, upon Just terms 10 l!lc Indian.
tho lr1,I6ur md nrea ut the existing rcsery,'
tlons bo grcntly rctlucctl; that u, s,tch ,,s.
urvatlons Us are not well adAptct tn far,nIn,
without Irrigation, etIUrts be ula.ge to tr,rh
Indians to become lIerlsinpll Iistead of e,.
tleayorine to try TO mako tiletn faruprs: that
indian titles to rcdueef reservations hr in.
sltvltlualized md thoroughly protected Ly
law; aslltl tliAt the moro civilized r.seryahs,
Indians bu encouraged to nbantlpI, theIr
trlbAl relations by scttt1lg III experimental
fornis 0f local government n1Iloilg tl,gu. a,
nearly nltke as inhy bu To tic system Ut ram,
ty government prevailing In the States or
Territories In which the reservations are "a.
spcctively located. Tlioro are now in tba
States and Territories west Of the Mississippi
River
102 RESERVATIONS,
great and small. oil wlIirli are located. IN
round numbers, IA ,000 lnllians. II all taa
Indians west Of the Mississippi were kalA.
ere.l n, Oil four or i've reservations our In.
DIM affairs 1oull 10 ltiallngea With Kreater
economy IL tlia Government and greater
brncl!t to the Indians. Recommend llnt
Congress be askeal to create n commission Of
three or four eminent citizcils to visit, dur.
Ing next year, tho reservations west tf Tia
Mississippi River for the purpose of recon.
1nentling TO Congress. II they sha! ,leela It
wise, tic concentration Ut tho llutIaas o1I
fn,,r or tiyG reservations, to DO setceied ID
different rarts Of Tie lVest, on which the dit.
furullt tribes sl,Atl bB lugatgl; md Il ,his
shall, IN tile Judgment Of tito commission,
mt bt wise, then tn recommend tho c0i,reI.
tratlon Of tho existing silall ngeIlcIes where
tint Gaii be properly dnne. atltt /, rednetIon nt
tho area 0f others to dimensions pr0Io1iM.
able 10 the number OF 1ndlans locatea there.
Dil II
, 1881-11-16

4 Lively lIIngtsiE Of Aongs In the Con.
Mrt&1ctt Courts.

ncc&1cttt C0Mrtss
Hpsetal uypatfh To Tts CHICAGO Trt59ns.
liAnTfDNt,, Con1, Nov. 16-ln tito United
atates Circuit Cullrt tu4lay auit In equity was
hraught by thu unl.od states Telephone Manu-
featuring Company Of Nov York versus the
Connecticut Telephone Company. which con-
trots Tho tetephontc syatoni 1t, this Stntp, Tho
suit Is bAsel upon patcnts Kranted this tall to
James ". bcl)anough, Of Chlcuxo, who claims
su have itvc.,te.l aud had in operation III ls1G IN
instrument calIetl tho to!cloxe, which eosnbinol
tho prlnasy features OF thu pEoscnt telephone,
aud VIVA Ia use before Neils artIculatlnx ieis-
phone was In pnblIo Or Invented. Last year
Ioyun q. Murray bought aIcl}aaouyh's
rights, and, after tbs Issuance ut
pntonts, transferred thu Rights ua tla
lst inst. to the ulled Stases Inlephnne
aiAnuIacttlrtn9 Company. Thy patents ht9
ola!tne1 III hAto bceh ISSUED IfteF hGnriuRs by
tho Commissioner Ut I'Atputs el'dtnx last wcck
Of tla aDil u Interference to dntern.no thu
little ~ tho lnvutltVrshtt vt tho speaking tesa-
phone, during which tue ola1tns respectively If
l3tli, Edison. b1ullnuouKh. And Gray we're OK
hausttyely exulnluvl. This Apw company tu,os
fnlu the mold VI ngKreasOrst cAi1IuT to coiltrUl
W ths1e patonte a1l tue esaautsal fouturea Of
teephoues u vaner4l use: I'Apets Wera served
By Unite4 stAtes MAEshll Aates today upon ux.
uov. MHrsAali Jpwotl aud other officials Vt tho
Connecticut Telaphoue Co1upRuy.
, 1881-11-16

"A THE wlsEYr uusslis NOW HAVE IT.
WAs,tiSnroN, u. G., Nov t5.-Therc Is a
report tint President Arthur las determined
upon Ills CnI,tnot-sate-ttl 1.lncnln will r.
tiro by Ills uwll request, atnt Encry 9h1rrs
will ha Attorney. .Gc,,ernl; TINT ex-senator
Ilowe will lm Secretary Ut the Interior;
Cllnancey l. t'Iilcy, NJ Missorti, Postmaster
General; tatti. f.ul,gstrcut, Or sdlilo other
Southern ll,a1s. Secretary Of tho Nnvy; nlltt
r,,,ltor docs not MI tho Stnto nlnl War De-
l,ar.uAnnts. TlLu naiMN uf Frel1ngI,uysem llas
lmcn dropped fro,u nl,lDI.g tlosu mentioned
for Cabinet positions since II WIS asccrtnfnctl
lie WIS offered niiu tlccEtncsl tlIo Attorney
{irGeratslllp. Spinn who profess tu l,o we'll
postesl ssty tint liuwa Is no l0nger considered
by tlIo President, md Tint ex-senator Gl1af-
fee, nf Colorado, will bo tho iiext Secretary
Ut tic intertur. There is reason to bglfeve,
too, that ex-senator Sargent Is ITO longer
thought Of.
ri1E PACIFIC COAST
flns Dnly four Republican votes III Congress.
California atld Neyatln went Denlocratlc Inst
year, and t)reuon Is very elnse. flclce, 1t Is
said, tho claims Of tlat seetton for Cnl'lnet
representation l,avu bucu pnsscd by. 1t Is nj
most tic universal belief hero TINT Flley IL
booked f0r rostmnstGr~t}ettnral upon ,ta,nGs'
retirement. MID 1t Ii auito certain james will
not turry long In the Cabinet after Congress
meets. The present phase Of !he star-route
cases is not encouraging to his sSprospects.
, 1881-11-16

L - - - ~ ~ AsA@s
Wv Tor,. vnv ,s-.rho t1scani,sr MN.
NEN oth' IVY ~ ~ Oeee'"ue. =, .'""''
tnEn tie professional optnIoug of Drs. Will
iotn 4 t,n,ntnnn,I .iot,t, 4 Ash,,ret of phtt.,
'ieiu1,ia @ III % i Marian Sims SIn,s of % Now ynrk @ md
tnhn n. 1In1ppn nf ST 1npta M, tl1a s,,r,yicaI
ircntmert M President uart,e,,}. It ia In
u,.vad that tna., ,,nrnra wtfi rtnse tha ,.,,..
troycrsy Won on this hiss subject, unl It is further Ge-
,ave ea,as tu " tese .os msses
alnl destroyed tleir intention Of pleadlng
malpractice for tic defense.
it hus boe,l inserted that tho ,lntort,,nu.c ter-
minAtIon Ut tho Presidents Illness was duo to
ns ors u ss see
onl, the Imperfect development VI tile sGIence
of surgery; third. tho Disregard bs tue atted.
in9 anu et'f,s9'tinR astr0enns VI wei!.fecSxn,zeu
" ;iai.y,, ~ so 1A'
spqy f's TS9 oS sSos, sa 4 ls s 's9s
s:aa!astIoa 4 tSese eoia!s. w6!!e aaI,y oti.srs
sttuyf Vas tic wound necessarily ,por,ul2 It 3D.
pssrs t6ni ,as I Iha at!sr i! ~ ssSsath
tIn.lsd directly on ia ru.irse Without n,nrSnl
'ioiic"tton' st,a strtInS tho spiav obll0,IsiY.
Ss Ts,a 1ss S;s IL a9 ~ sst % @
i,Iw ~. liz ift sa 81 III, st,,ta l,s,n,v Tia
..rssna antt uptsitiu lis pcrito1eal cnyity. Thu
spitial cord received IL, iajiry heyord i slixht
c,,,,I" nf 'tavs Ka i'nrtant v'.ssa .sos ~ ~
,S.st; n;,ti III thn ,,ti,,innI nr11nns t..St,r.i
@ ,ss, Iu - "a ~ at'nantn ar iA,It III, ~ -
g. ssmt ~ a, ~ 'y,',,i VI '''''ao'' osat"
~ 49, 'us"s -. r',,.,, .',,.,,,,,
10 show that, although tho hull .lay l,aye tru-
yersed tho ir1y VI lie vurtehr,u lti lts antuti0r
mart anu pItA,tIKA it uay tlaye cai,ye. pArtys,s
Wu sbouit! siil tftst 10 lio iNtlNIt rrsulIrces t
, 1881-11-16
THE CROPS,

...... -. -
soAAA1tt of ~, m.'n ~ Hhpur t!,,, ur ,, Inh DEFIANT
&v,.,,,,,,r.',, . J = ~" ~ ~ r.. ..n,,.
~ ia, ro.,, .+,,,,,t ~ A A,,,t,,,+,.o I. .,,o,
~, rt,n,l ts r,,Iio,vs.
''' .,orr,,v
,rha t,,,,oota,, v,rl,, ~ cn,tor mr. ocrp I.
o,,si,,"rni,I" lass Inn, ,.pt ..,or ,rhu ~.
,nrta.i daar.o ~ ~ -, ,", ".'t IT, ,nisi,n,
IN n ,.,r w ami l., 'rnyns M md nnslv ~ mr. saut
ii r,,n,,s;,.. Nnr,I, Toro1I,;" nmtss a rt,
.,'r' NJ =" an. .;a.'t ,s, ,.,ai, ill.," IN Is.1
, 1881-11-16
Tho President did not t,nve MI tho advantages Of
trcatntnnt which modern surgery + capable Of
ntfutdlng. W1tEtAM *. HAMMOND.

Tho President did mt hayo NJ, tho a,lvnntnges q
Treatment aen odsyn .asser{ |, sspaGg Of
nl,. AxttUl,ar,
after carefully reviewing tic cnse, sutns np
by snyin1 Tint tho mistake nntin regarding
tho r0.,rx,, Ur tho bnt wits lanyo!tinhte; tllht
thnrn WIS nD evidence nf E''alnrtA III tl.o
Presidents ssien ,o ''a1 ,,6t ,nef' sr,ss Ws
of ''P |s''''s |e sor IT, .ev!as '! !!'eta.sa!!s sfs
nbscesscs L, tile lungs ait liver Ter hcatll;
TINT at ITO tno would Tho surgeons ll'lve !'eeii
W"tra,ts II attempting TO re"yg tia ai
was I,sntllctently nuurts!lctl. nwtng to tho r.
bella,l* disposition of his stomarE!; Tint tho
n.ttlsepttc Treatment wns. carried ~ fur ~
s!nu t!ayr hest. tt, wtls ,1 "t1'e1.,t y y say
necessarily fntAl Un my tna.,. yGl 1t ru1l nhty
be said that lf thr President l.nd tne, youth
Of ~ instead nf Il nlntl Of M)-if NIL Ills 6rgnrs
s ssr e,arae esf a, ntty 5 s I'f kiess IT, s
uasetl-if lie had bre,l entirely irco from cGrn
anil nnxtety, Instead nf being worn tbWn by
tra1s atnl anxiety, Mtnl nblo to eat uni digest
earc md atteiitlante might ,,ot have sayMl
him. Everything was,!nnc lhat should iaye
been. md nothing left untlonu TINT c0ulh
possibly have beeli Of benettt.
says: "1'rohinE WIS impossible. Death was
Inevitable with his spttln Injured rs II was.
The wonler Il tEat Iie lived 50 l3,g. lie i'atl
lid al TINT was possfb!c-alt TINT the PRESENT
statc Of medical scte,'cc would .lariit:
Without ll,A wnl,Ntt Of tho yertebrn II would
have been tu,mssi!r, Will. tllo treatment,
for tho President 10 sllc-Sitll 1t, impossible
for him To livC."
n1. l1OnHEN
says It Is incomprol,ciistblo h0w tho Prcsi-
dent LIVED six l,n,trs With sllci, = wound.
NDthlttE even ItnBrIttle1lt was HttElntCt1. AMI
, 1881-11-16

rhcrson, null ex.Conercss,nan 1salncy arn
nn,onE tic candidates for Ghluf C'erk. II Is
autto probable, howcycr, TINT tic election Ut
tic Sprnknr Will lnrRely Influence the dis
position of this place. II Tho Speahers!.lp
9ors West then nj, Eastern nhn will be
nlt,tln Clerk nrll Yicp Yrrsn.
, 1881-11-16

Four Jurors Yesterday Add
cd to the Five Of
Monday.
The Day in Court Passed
Without Any Dramat.
ic Inter.Act.
Evidences Of Popular Hatred Of
tic Infamous Pris.
oner.
One Talesman Excused for Believing
the Accused Should Be
Burned.
Some Very Anxious to Serve,
but the Majority Glad
to Escape.
The Surgeons Again Before the
Public with Theft Tire
some Phrases.
Long Dissertation Of Hammond, Find.
ing Fault with the Treat.
ment Of Garfield.
Sllurtor Statements Of {3rentcr Surgeons,
tint tile Wound Was Mortal
to tla Victim.
Had He Been Young aud Hale, Instead
Of Fifty and Diseased, There Had
Been Bare Chance
The Surgeons Again Before the
Public with Theft Tire
some Phrases.
Long Dissertation Of Hammond, Find.
ing Fault with the Treat
tnent Of Garfield.
Slurlor Statements OF t4rentcr Surgeons
tint tile Wound Vas Mortal
to tile Victim,
Had He Been Young and Hale, Instead
Of Fifty aud Diseased. There Had
Been Bare Chance

4 DAY LESs ESCIrfSH THAN MONDAY.
Hbtetal p1ba!th 10 17s Chitaao Tribune.

4 DAY LESS ExGlrfSH THAN MONDAY.
sbtstal Dabaleh 10 IN. Cnttaao Tribune.
WAs1lfSnroy, u. e., Nov. l5.-Tlle second
day 0f the unltchn trial llas pnssed without
,sot.,l,Io incident, md the Jury lacks but
three Of being cn,npLctud. Thu prlsoler did
nut show 80 much excitement tottay. but
manifested great Interest III tic work Ut tMl-
paneitng. tlM, Jury. Tie fnli list Of seventy
five taleslMell w,ls exhausted, nilu all b,t
fnnr were discharged for one reason or MI.
other. s's,ule wnre dismissed lJy tho inslRa
ns disqualified; two or three s,au served on
1nrtes witEliM the tin.u prescribed by law; q
,,ttnbur Elnl tfUctDrs' certificates Of physical
disability; ntMl the grcnter lmrt rlufine'f 10
l,hvc such rl,altctabe opinions as to the prls-
oner's RnIlt MS 10 bo nMtircly beyon1 tile
reach OF argument. About eight of tile tel
men were follnA who seemed nj lirst likely
to De selected. but
ONLY FOUR
ran the gauntlet alid war;. added 10 tile live
selected yesterday. Ono OF these fonr WIS
negru-a ,pli,np, fnt-race.l, 1oylnl tlarky-
who ti,ude considerable spnrt during his
examination. and WAS finally found nvccpt-
ubIc tn .Jtl,1ge ai.i COUNSEL Oh tHDtil sllcs. Up
to this time the defense l,nl uniformly OBJ
juelp,i 10 negroes, md, where 1t was ilcces-
s,,ry, Ind pernriptnrfiy challenged thotll, so
TINT 1t was sulpIss'tl tllat they had ndnptpd
IL pulley II tllat elTet't. and PEOPLE were sur
prIsrtt tO find tint they llatl laien the negro
plasterer, Wnrluley. II was noticeable that
those latpsnlpn who Mre engaged IN tlrps-
perttls business ha.l ,t1,altprnble opinions ~
lo tini.eull's guilt, while those to wl,u,n ST
per tfny compensation during long triAl
was matter to hr considered found their
intntts ln0r.. philosophical atui open to evt-
, 1881-11-16

r..
af,erwnr,l com,,so1 +, ti,e casr mn, to hrosrnr
nnd sttfrr NJ thn nr;sn,,nr entnrnl. Altar
,hc ,an.n m n f,,t n,tnt,trs
ntr,rrAtt ,v.o ,t,,t,utrn tvrn r1ts ra,fRr.
iloON
In custody Of I,ntf IL ,Iozen policemen and
}eputy.A[arshnls Tho innlcufrs wcre rt,-
moved nnd lie sook hands will, his sister
md brother, atui too1l tic sent reserved for
lin between them antl Ills counsel. Scuvltlo
then submitted nj ntlldavtt and ,natla nj, np-
plicat1on for Mt order for MI additional nulu-
bcr Of Witnesses whlcl, order was matlo by
tho Court. Then tho additional panel Of sov.
cnty.tlyc sullsllnl,ed last evening WIS cale.,
mast Of tho persons responding When oal1ut.
t'tteau manifested less nervous excttnbility
than ycstcrtlny. nitl,nttbh III lila whispered
conversations with ltis brother lie was quito
derlonstrnttyu httd earlest iii his manner.
\ colorctl barber named Howard WINS tho
first Juror 10 be called ni,tl examined as to his
illness To serve III. answers sauwett hin,
10 he not disqualified frUm service, but tho
, 1881-11-16
16W 6Wns dentt ttlte to tho iclptcht condition Of
tho selnnco Ut Atirrcry? III Etinshnt wniln1a


rcmoveI iron tte @ trank s Or tno w9iatiu ~
discovered, Atlu INC e1let shntlla 20 n1tfaGtGM
~ rchlosil! Gnu W eMeeten Witholit tHe innIe
unit 81 SERIOUS AthlIonMi in!iFy, ~ 1no lEMti-
nreu hohes shnun' % als1tlsteu' ntd' y nceessh.
~. tnGir fgMHn eilus reMoseu. tell tneso inniHs
n,,tt.n,,tt, .irnssnws abnti III nrtit"tf Thrro ia
t,t,rt tircess,ty ft,r sct precautions tt,,rna tho
first fofty-euhl ho,.ra titan during nil tlie rest
Ut tho period o. treatment. II. nfter thoroGgh
examination, u shnuad bc found the bRtl hMh
entered the bra!u, or tenrt. or liver, ur uthor
yttns OrRH nr IL losfRed III ono OF tic Hrcnt cnt-
Itics VI thu bnty, further interference ls IN Reti-
crh1, nn1istf1nblo. hit such faut tntl III ntnny
casts unly 10 aseertntncst by ah cx9utat.on eo'1.
lttetctl by . skfllful surgeon. ntld with every
preehuti0n to Eunr!l nERaet being deceived. II
Il III ITO cnsu to bc ietl.ltetl frntn hurr!al md
superficial Insertion Of finger rrnbe Into tqhnt
InMy at first sight be deemed tho track Of tho
bullet.
THEN HAMMOND QtOTEs AUTHORITIES
~, ttoso ,,ot,t. n,,t ,srnn,nda.
VI @ncsc p"'Ht'' p.u ploeeo"e'
AnH IN rcxnrl 70 tho tteatntcllt Of rue acE1or-
rhhgG with which tho l'resl!!tut su1cted t0r tho
ilrst lew hours after th1 tnctlott uF tue wound,
.lilu tsio !t.t1!txonent q Tue fractured rn VIII
tAlly make ane tlotatton, anu ttut WI he FROM
tho cxce!!eiif Wink nt Pr tr!itk IL. llnih!itnn:
u u seldom ever n K!lflsnnt trndHres that tno
t&tufG. l5tlt 1T GHAG flU nG1IUfflakB lFuf1l tuH
, 1881-11-16
WASHINGTON.

w WASHlNGlUN.
Beginning OF the Active Cam
vass for the Speak
ership.
The Chances Of Kasson, His.
cock, Keifor, Orth,
and Others.
Emery A. Storrs Again rromi-
nently Named for Attor-
noy.General.
Congressman Meals Erroneous
Opinion that Congress In
dorsed Brady.
Both Houses, Particularly The Lower
One, Almost oenunciasory Of
The Star Service.
Argument Begun Yesterday in the
South Park Case Before the
Supreme Court.
Recommendations Of Secretary KErkwood
Regarding the 1hAian Itescrva-
tious Of tho West.
The Cotton, Wheat, md Corn 0ropa-How
HattOn rixed the Virginia
Bourbons
, 1881-11-16

wound, bul irosu lie sureryea.ioaot pylesnta Or
septicsrnIal II the term ba preferred. III II i,a-
gree by Insufficient foo,i and otnorwite balhy.
uene conditions. Tint tbs rupture u tho splcnlo
co,,ts, the reslllt Ut py.inIa, 0r was ea,ss,i Uy
tho injection Of U s0ntion OF chloride of zinc
Into tne yesscis several housh hotoro tho ,au..
fuil,id In The per!toneul cavity wns p!Shed uut
by ltis, which It II Idl1ittbl IN thu rcp,rt " tito
ss aS sasy VIII rSs ,o Ta. e.. c
tna Ga1 il snlrriy unsupported y tho cslisnes,
oven t1achUsl It; tnnTuover. hun 1t tts,Io Bu it
.llliat huya beGn with q Ioxrco OF velocity, ii.
tapuaa incapable ~ St proi5t"'1k ETY. u eifset: ~
sss,aa shas r. 'ns ,ts rsa| Tug sYsnS @ e. a!;sYsy
Ii Ills rapport, .aAhu s0eh olulm. 1t wtls reserved
for Hehstotncn whn hnd no connection With ti1e
cns9 during ltfo 10 niAko tils discovery. That 1t
wMEnE 1iIl TllE sNALLoSE cOsiE PltuM
that was foual IN the o1nentutu. which, It Is
ton with the spIenio elos? The two dlstlaut
VI which Wero prUbabiy Ut pylrluto uri4ln. or
cnuscd w tho chlHr!do Ut zlnu Injection. THAT
sss s: s @ e. ss s sso;ss aa Ii s' u ss Is
nTXan With ctlnrtdu Of zino solution aud c0nso.
qIaat displacement Ut tna hlned. Thas Tho phe-
planHtlou Slvcn In tho nco3tIlt ut tha pst. I,ur-
len examination ur tho ea,isU ut tho pAu
probnuiy directly duo 10 tbs torMauou 1T u
tarosnG1s Or uot n t4o heast, or to cnoosla. ana
declared. Aua tina!ly. to SUI, III tilo nan ci,.,.
olueiona. 1t Ia dpntd thnt tho wound Mtls neccs-
sarlIy Il lnurtAl wounh. 1t ID 1uned ttlat thu
sc!euco Rnl art oT surgery nru III arcn I'LL llnppE-
feet stals 1E development III tD Ntforl ~ uer-
tA!n rifles for the lftatn,cnt Ut ca4o lfsv that
OF thu President, nf4 1t Ia asturteu tlAt tslrI1Y
tho -Atxht HUuta Inn sufRjcaI
w4s llot Ia uccor1ance with well. .lenhel ana nc-
kuoWledxel surgical prectpt1, and that heuce