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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

George 4. Munroe of NewYork. to Mss Jessie Reynolds
daughter OF Mrs Jno. L. Reynolds OF Burlington.
February !, at Harlem. by the Rev.
j. H. Nichols grandfather Ofhe bride his rA1ence, Mrs
Ida Ann Eliza McFau Of Jersey City Heights. and Mr..
Oscar simmons OF New.York City.
VALENTINE-PORTER-On Wednesday February 2, at
the residence By the Rev A. Douglas
Miller samuel II. Valentine, OF New York CITY, and Lile
w. daughter Of A. $. Porter Esq. OF Hartford Conn.
Ill notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed mith MI
name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
MORE KITCHEN ECONOMY.
land THE FIRST SHALL Re LAST.

"ASD THE FIRST SHALL BE LAST.
AND THE LAST SHALL BE FIRST"
The Government Chemist. DR.. Edward G. Love, has
made still later analyses OF Baking Powders OF samples
purchased by himself open market and not as hereto
forr from SAMPLES furnished by interested parties The
following from his report Is very in eresting:
NETWORK. Feb. ., 1881
sIR:-I have examined samples OF " Royal CeVe,
Iann'- " AMI HanIOrds" Baking Powders, purchased
by myself in this city and find they contain:
percsntdgr u EQfrdlentto
avaiidbl, Car6Onic cube LnchsSpr
acid GaS. o. fPOWder.
- tIor,ord,s Mona Such" l34s l263 "a
1iiarnia1d,- 1867 1873
pnvoI l247 1857
Respectfully yours. +. g. LOVE. Pm ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

A pprrr Smith: "Well. good nj, Brown
IN NJ venng Bu' lookcher, WHAT'S gong to shay
10 Mrsh b. a. Brown: That's all a.. Az s'' !"
saysh Well, my doarv sbe'u shay all rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

the approaching World5
read Prof J. hatts SO
WEN IA EXHIBITION NJ GindreEs description OF tno
last paris WORLDS FAIR, architec turally ana uen
Francis a. walkers critical account OF the PAiLADEh'
pHIx WoRLDS FAIR, v0ls.; paper. ~ cents eiotns
g 70 A.. BARNES n CO. PuOlshsr,
eA'' Ill and ll3 WDismst New.l ork-
a ariff Of rates between New.York and Boston has
heen adopted TO take February 1881 Bills OF Ladnx
OF merchandise over the water foutes
viii he issued Don application without extra charge
Shinper cautioned 70 take insurer DIS OF
adips otherwise for insurance viii DO assumed 81
'A y. II. FORBES Agent Fail River Limo
w. II. TU HER Agmt Norwich Li1e
T. A. DEVEAU. Agent Stoutpgt0n iAnos
GaAAn oDELL. AEeat Providence Linos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05

Anu lot BtntVVIeuI FuHu' IIVH
Mr. John T. Peele A. ". A. Mt James W. EmoTy
Now on exhibition free with catalogues az National Aead.
envy OF Design and 4th and VIII femsn hefe
until the evenings Of sale 49, 49,. q. a..
Poard OF or The from either Of WHOM
tickets for seats may hal or VIII be sent on ap
plicatOn. ,,oNn.y ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
ExreRTArSmENr IN IRELAND.-Biddy O'Flan-

Respectfully yours. E. G. LOVE. Pm. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-05
T. T.. Kirby & Co., Auctioneers.
ARTIST FUND.
ARTIST FUND.

ARTIST FUND.
The TwENTY.FIRST ANNUAL SALE Of PAINTINGS
aid ri the &. nc q ne mbers:
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

Il. III. Drake, Esq, Detroit, has re-
covered from terrible skin humor,
which covered his head, face and
hands, by using Cuticura Resolvent
internally and Cuticura and Cuticura
Soap externally. This is good, news
Philadelphia, March |, 1881. MessIs'
Ely Bros, Druggists, Owego, N. y
Gents: About Oct. l., 1850, gave
YOUR Cream Balm a trial with the
most satisfactory results. l was
troubled with Chronic Catarrh and
gathering in my head, was very deal
at times and had discharges from my
ears, besides being unable to breathe
through my nose before the second
bottle of your remedy was exhausted
| was cured and to-day enjoy sound
health, for which please accept my
sincere thanks. c. j. CoRBIN, 92t
Chestnut street. Field Manager
Philadelphia Pub. House
Price 30 cents.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12
The County Fair.

The fourth annual fair of Alpena
county came to an end Friday last,
and was very successful considering the
weather. The exhibits Of vegetables
were very good-the part of the
building set apart for them being
filled. There were some good spec
linens Of apples, plums, grapes, crab
apples and other fruits shown, but the
number of exhibits was not large. The
grain exhibit, as regards quality, was
good. The ladies department was not
equal to that of former years, but
several of the exhibits were exquisite
as regards design and the work on them.
A number of mercantile firms had
good displays. Among whom were
Mrs. Babcock's fine display of musical
instruments and sewing machines
Geo ii. Shannon's elegant exhibit of
furniture, among which was an easy
chair that seemed full Of comfort for
weary bones; Masters q Folkerts dis
play of boots and shoes; Potter Bros
d Co, stoves Little Rosy, clothing
IL. L. DukcT, II sCltCJlOll VI lNSdllJl y
dressed meat; and Moses Bingham a
selection of work in his line, such as
doors, brackets, mouldings ETC.,
The exhibit of horses, cattle, sheep
swine, poultry, etc, was excellent
The sheds for the horses, cattle, etc.
this year are a great improvement over
those of former years--being neatly en-
closed and covered, and stock could be
kept comfortable. Year by year there
seems to be a greater desire to improve
the breed Of the county stock, and in q
few years, we may expect many ex-
hibits of an improved stock. There
is no longer any doubts about this part
of Michigan raising grain and root
crops that are equal to any grown any
where, and this is one reason why nc
extraordinary special attentions are
given to raising few mammoth spec
linens. Our farmers usually exhibit
specimens of their crops generally and
don't have TO look over n forty acre
patch to find few big specimens.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12
Set Rnck I2 Ycnrs.

81 was troubled for many years
with kidney complaint, gravel, etc,
my blood became thin; was dull
and inactive; could hardly crawl
about; was an old, worn out man all
over; could get nothing to help me,
until | got Hop Bitters. and now am
a boy again. My blood and kidneys
are all right, and | am as active as a
man of 30, although | am ~, and
have no doubt it will do as we'll fol
others of my age. 1t is worth trial
Father. ooOw-
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

The steamer Keweenaw, which was
detained at this port several days last
week on account of the blowing out Of
the head of her air pump, left for De
troit last Thursday. The pump was re-
paired at the machine shop Of Warren
IL Mcdonald.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

If we are allowed to Judge, we should
saw that 24O,645,S47B tons of ram
water fell from the clouds, in tins
vicinity, last Friday night. This does
not include what fell during the after,
noon of the last day Of the agricultural
lnir
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

The races, at the fair grounds Friday
afternoon, were illuminated by tighten
ing, and the horses were applaudeo ~ py
thunder, and welcomed by ram Inc
mud. of course, was thrown IN tree'
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

Notwithstanding the weather, last
Friday night, was rainy and very dis,
agreeable, the Alpena Guards cleared
S43 at their hop, at the Opera House
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12
Salt EslscuSll.
Treatment.

The Cuticura treatment for the cure of skin, scalp
and blood diseases, consists in the internal use OF
Cuticura Resolvent the new blood purifier, and the
external use of Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, the
great skin cures. .
Price of Cutcura, small boxes soc; large boxes, 81.
Cuticura Resoven, 81 per bottle Cuticura soap, 2jc
Cuticura Shaving soap, l5c. Sold by all druggists.
Denot WEEKS q POTTER, Boston, ass.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

Robt. Moneys shop was burglar
lied last week. A number of shirts
and several boxes of cigars were stolen
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

A large number of vessels came into
this bay last Friday night, to seek shell
ter.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

The weather Sunday was delightful
the finest and most agreeable Tor Il
long time.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

An alarm of fire Thursday forenoon
last. caused the fire companies to pay II
visit to the old clap board mill, near
II. ID. Churchill's saw mill. The hfe
had caught under the mill, by some
unknown means, but was put out with
out much damage being done.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

The grocery express horses OF John
rowe & Donnelly, Friday forenoon last,
took it into their heads to have little
race of their own, all by themselves,
They ran round the block twice, and
were then persuaded to postpone the
race until some more fitting occasion.
Very little damage was done.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12
HARRIS REMEDY co. MFG. CHEMISTS
Market and 9th SITS. ST. LOUIS. Mo.

QEATTNIC Organs. IS useful stoI so sets reeds
DLHI - only eos Pianos sl2o ur. nc IL
lustratcd caialoaue free. Address Beatty, Washing
ton, N. j. 0O9y1
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

Wednesday night last there was but
small attendance to witness the Jubilee
Singers and Miller's dramatic com.
pany. The management announced
that they were unable to play the serio-
comic drama Smoke on account OF
being short of lady actors. The Sing.
ers then did their best to please the
few persons present and did very well
Miss Mount sang Dancing with Char
ley" in very commendable manner
The evenings amusement concluded
with farce entitled "Box and Cox
and the less said about it, the better
Thursday evening the troupe repeated
Uncle Toms Cabin" the attendance
being much larger than on the proceed
inc night.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

The steamer Nashua, arrived in port
Sunday, heavily loaded with freight
most of which was for upper ports.
At this port she took on board guam
tity of wooden water pipe for the Che
boygan water works, and fish cars for
Rogers City. She also took with her
a number of persons who had come
from Cheboygan to witness the races
at this place. The Cheboygan horse
which came down to try and lay out
the Alpena trotters, went home on the
Nashua, minus a victory.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12
$1,000 REWARD

For any case blind, bleeding. itching, liberated
piles that Delings Pile Remedy fails TO
cuc. PREPARED by j i. Miller NJ. -, 0i5 Arch ST.,
Philadelphia, Ia. Mono genuine without his sigma
turc. send for circular All druggists on general
stores have u on Will get IL for you 81 Sold in AL
pena by j. I. Dostwiek, Druggist. 52lws
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-12

That fast sailing mail boat, the Me
tropolis, managed to get into aRS Sart d Inft
acles will never cease, on Sunday dur
inc the forenoon. Oh, but she's a
daisy. She might have got in earlier,
but they did not want her to catch fire
by crowding her through the water too
fast. Rapid motion causes friction, and
friction causes heat, and this is the
reason, we suppose, why the people
tcmpers are heated by her non-arrival
at the expected time III the morning.
, 1881-12-21

by mora Important Government printing.
MT. fendiefnn, from the Committee pn Foreign
Relations, repOrtr1 adversely tho b3l! nuthnfl2-
INK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chnrlca D: sIEsnce'
U. .. n. tn ncs.ept Il dccnrnt1on from tho F:tn-
pei,,s nf tjer,sntiy. lntleAni.iy p,ssponnN.
Mr. Butter oEesea re'nIutl0't 1na.rctlnR me
CofnaiIltce on civil Eerricn mud Ilrtrcnchtncns
10 nNntro into the ndvian1'l'ffy nnh pEoprletE II
l,rt'sidinu tlr Aw 1nr tho t,fnpensntsnn ~ Nn!tna
taruey... l:nit'"l Stntea snr+''aln. t}epnty Mar-
.huls, C..slpct.,ra nt tustntus. tttllcttnrs q ~.
terthi Iiryenun, nnruty t'alf"riurs. Dnitt!t
Stnics tn,ntl!ss'nnrrs. ltr PnyinY them nxeu sMi.
hr!ts, to IT. regulated tlt,d Vl1tletl "a nr ~ nAt
m BY servtcht rrrtrtts' nnfi rcspnnsbt!!tsna IN
repnrf hy till .,r nshurw!sr Adopted. =,
At Tho expiration at tho inBrnng hntir. frn
REtHte f0.ttncI Tho consideration nj ~ liSnr'a
fcs'niiutl fur u (0mu!ttrtttln WtitnAl..suI rnKo.
Mnd tr. Mnr*an I'|'tteserd thu SENATE. Al tho
tnr1I,sln,. II his rrnnrks tho doors wcgH closed
fur IN exusatilvt. srssrspf.
At tl,H ts,nGnsl.sn or tbs remarks tho rcaolu-
tinn sn* laid nste informally.
The EhHIr thhntlncctl his signature To tho en-.
rnc'! tin giving the frank!ns privilege IN Mrs.
tturf!nfd. ..
Mr. illnir introduced Il hill to pst,tcct pension
mol..r frutn utttghsncnt nftt1 hwy 0r srtzuf' by
I;rucess nr law. diId Iibe MnolIHt nf TIC samc
tntsiry when invested In hon1estea'ls. ftH-
Tho Following hi was introduced By Mr.. ltol-
sEc. |. Hereafter C,cc,ors of internal l.evc.
tlt,1 shall lf aitpDInte'f far trrt Dt rnsir years
SRI. =, TIT t,nn Asinn* " all COLLECTORS 0f
Internal ltevrH1u who lIArr A"rre"! lHr yfnFs Or
,nnr TIM :'Mh pf .3ime. tt:. shall, u, anA with
that tintr. expire: urnvl. they shall l,t,td ntter
After Il ah0rt executive sesstutl, The SGtlate
a4)jullrncA IN tn.nDrrIw.
, 1881-12-21

WAangSGroS, u. T.. Doc. n.-Mr. Ingalls,,
from tho Committee III indian Affairs. su-
ported tayoruoly tic hill for tic salu 1T tue
lantls ut ths Mtanli Indians Vt Kansas. PLACED
OH tlle cAsentlaT.
Mr.. JUinstol,, from the Con.niittea OIL
Clain,s, reported adversely the bill to ullthar-
1zu tbs President to 1llNa ,loressary arrasKe-
.1uenta to carry Into eltuet any convention w.
tween tue United States and Nicaragua fur
Tho adjustment Of claims which n,ny Eu coIl.
c!.,!ed hetwGau tho twa Governments, atsd 1t
WIS int!eiinltly postponed.
Tue Ilo.lsu resolution tor an adjot rnn.cMt
trom tu.l,losrow mill Jan. q WIS alsnptu,i-
yuas II, Qays u.
Mr, Anthony, from tie Committee on
prInthus rvportea the responsibility for tho
uelay tu Ai.o publication OF agricultural IT,
ports ~ nut elarseablu 10 thu Public Printer;
That that Utslcer llaA bern u,laUu, n'Idsr tho
statute, tn LInke Il cantract for pFlltt!iK itllu-
tnlsllc unxraltugs pnt,s Ja!y l. whan sae Ai't'st.
pE4ali1n boe:Itup nyallalin: iAat thtst Guild "t
bs COMPLETED in loss tbaA eight mouths; uni
, 1881-12-21

HtEnnl Service.

signal Service.
OFFICE OF TIE CtttEr StnSAL OFFICER. FAaH.
1sGros, u. C., Dec. al a. 1n.-Tho Chief signai
Orccr Of tho Army furnishes tho following
special inllictin:
Gcnern1 rain Or snow has fnllon from tllo Lake
region. IawN. assd Nebraska to tAo Gul{ coast.
Northerly wlnt1s are reported fr,,n the 1.ako
reglon and vest Of tho Ntsstssippt Iycr; SOUTH
clsterfy from Tennessee and tho Ohl0 Valley.
II, othor districts fbcy are f!4bt and variable.
Tho temperature has fni!en from IL tn q sleArccs
In tho West Gulf Stuses, whreo 1t Is shHhtsj be-
low tho nlcuil for tho month. 1t hAs Mlso falleo
atfgt1ty In tho Northwest and tho Lake reK!uu.
and rtseu slightly In nil tho Atlnnttc Stutes.
Cloudy weather with rain IL iudIatpd fur to-day
In tue Lake roxlou, Tennessee. the ObI0 Fulley.
tho South Atlantic. ind the Middle states, and
ctnu.ly weather with rain lhursduy III the Mild
die Slttes und New EnKisnd.
For tho Lower Lake reHlnn, clotluF weather
With t.lin. yavinb1e Winds ti>stly cAstcr1y. stu.
tlunary or higher tc1nDerntllrc, und lower pscs-
sure.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, c1audy
weather With rMn. winds Eat>stlY southwesterlY,
stationary or higher tc!nparAtur. In the Gust
pur.iuu, lOwcr pressure, followed lu the west
portion by rising barunetcr anl northwest
winds.
,selt,hcr with rain nr snuw. winds nlustly from
thu uurtheAs.. stationary or higher temperature.
and DWes ptUsatlre.
Cauttonary sl9,luls nrc ordered for Milwaukee,
Grand tlMveit. and 1iidtngtoit.
CEIlCAuu. !'eu. :al-lu:ls y. m.-The following
| observations Art tnGHn ut tho aame tnonent VI
| tine Ut NIL tue aEnti0ns rasned:
l Al
, 1881-12-21
timothy 0. Howe, Of Wiscon-
sin, Appointed Postmas'
ter-Genera1.
The Nomination Immediately
Confirmed by the
Senate.
f,ucsses Which Arc Thought to
lit tic Mark Ms to Com.
mittGos.
Pennsylvania Win Got Three Repre-
sentatives on tbs Ways and
Means;
put Kasson and Dunnell Will
Get the Second and
Third Places.
Another Interview with tho
Slayer OF President
Garfield.
Judge Gray Conhrmel-Ex-s Secretary
sherman's Campaign~Mitchell
Out in the Cold.
lanes G. Blaine VIII Pronounce
the EuIogy Of James A.
Garfield.
jesse spaldiugs Nomination Left 0Vor
Through tho Error Of Clerk
Many Combinations
Judge Gray MISUNDERSTANDING
sherman's Campaign-Mitchell
Out in tho Cold.
lanes G. Blaine viii Pronounce
the Eutogy Of James A.
Garfield.
lssua spa|diug's Nomination Left o7er
Through the Error of a Clerk
Many Combinations.


AINFt AliDlN lGtbs
Spseiai plsputeh to The EAteaun Ttib1snt.
WAstl,SuroS, n. G.. Dec. .3.-l'!,c nolnt-
uatlo,l Ut ex-senator r. q. Howe, Ut Wis
eunsln, tn be rosttnastHr-t;eHeral, WIS sent
,o the Senate toduy, utid Immediately c0n-
drastl. President Arthur's Cabinet will bo
conplslea When the Secretary ut tic Navy
a,ul Secretary OF tito Interior nre iitte'I. If
Ill., IloNtwall will accept the Navy portfolio
ho can have It. II ho rcfnsu 1t will proba-
bis bu given to another Ntw Ea,glantar.
The Interior Department will probably bo
eiren either to ex-senator Etnifue, 0t Colo.
fado, OF to ex-senator Sargent, of Califor-
nla. Mr. 'i1ows will haye very 1tttlo tu tlo
NTH the pnst Ills cxertEons must be de-
Yo,ed to the protection Of tho Treasury from
tht raids Uf contractors III tho future.
rosfMA8rt:l,-t,ESE1s.t1I JAMES
has the satisfaction, npun retiring, of the
knowledge tint, during his brlGt term Of
office, tho ring los been completely tlriIol-
Isletl. and the evidences of lis frauds st.
curpsl. This autp!u evidence has bern Il.
grcat part alroasly given to tho officers
Of The Department Of Justice, and, In
future, tile public Will louk to
Nr Brewster rather than TO Mr. lluwo for
mactlcAl results from the Gyl.iencp secured
By Ten. James Of frauds IN the star-ro,lle
.tr,Let. Almost simultaneously with. tho
news uf the nomination Of Mr. llnwe the re-
port was circulated that Second. Asslstunt Post
naster-Gencrat Elmer would ras!gsl. anu that
I'm. FtLrEY
would be appointed his El,cecssor. This rumnr
Int nn n,Drc foundation than the Abatement thut
AE Fllley wnu!a SUCCEED Ten. james. MIR, e.
rher has no intcnuon OF rcstxnfttg. and the rrcs.
iltnt has no intention Of nstting MIN to resign.
IT, &,tIIA Akr ktFf%
, 1881-12-21
bcfore him for consideration about the end
the week.

rnEscoTT aSr, OTHERS.

IAfsSt.144 A4st VlHbsI*%t
WAsrnSuroN, d. C., Drc. 20.-AinonR tho
Senate c0rtlr,nattons werc william \. Tres
rutt, Special Ensny Extraordinary n1sl Min.
lxler rIcnfpntcntIary to the Republics "f
Peru. t.lif.t, ntltl i!nIfyin; tsenrRc II. Dnskin,
Dni,v,t States ATTORNEY fur the Soushe7"
District IT Alulmma; n. y. A,lauts. Of knn-
sas. Tension Agent at st. Louis: George W.
Have, Collector Ut Customs At cuyafoza,
o.: ". r. Wlnck. Surveyor Of Customs al
In Crusst., Wis.
rnsTMAsTEHa
Ohl0-,l. f. Sext0ll, Asktabula; a. 1.y-
hrn'M Ir, 1,ejawarc; II. Saylytlle, Kcnton !;
Y. f.au!Ianl. Marion.
Ittliana--F. II. Kcil, Fort Wayne: e. II.
i'unim, urecnburg: .nl,srs Sellis, kentlall.
yt!Ir: i. n. Wa.tg, Delphi.
llltuois-W. tarr. Masnu; w. II. Edgnr,
JotacyvflIr: e. r. pru1tJ. Car,Dyilte; j. II.
vcnnri. MHrn'nl': y. 4. rlranNlc, Aur0rh; i.
q. Albums, Rainbow: 4. t. 1lfnw,I. wnukevan;
Il. n. smith. Pcktn: j. X. fn ltnrron, ElHln; n.
Il. bowman, OTTAWA: i. Il. ffutaltnr. linchc1lc;
J. N. Wllsna. vtrxsnIa: a. y. cadwatla''rr. 1'n-
coIn: Mrs. Il. sbulty. Hatn; Mrs. lane Fast
innn, Plano: j. Prisltrew, ltt1ck Falls.
hwa I. Waite. lsurlMgsoh: y. +. Evan,
flcslfnstl: j. +. Enrly. Albia: u. II. Junck,
Jinmp,nn: j. ". Thompson. dunlap.
slIchlgan--l'. F. ilatcs. Traverse rlty: c. ".
T1nBk, .iipe,a: j. II. IIenth. laniA: II. II. Ilun-
''tUIr, Eutoh ftapts: G. T.. Sherwood. UowaRlnc:
l.. 7. Alexander buchanan; +. ]. Bovine, Niles;
t. Z. Miller. Stnnton.
Mluncsota-r. F. Palmer, Spring Valley; n.
n. Frtndte, kR.s0n: VIC. Young. wnseca.
TcnnGasec--r. n. PrInce. Gnlhtln.
Kentucky-C. y. Ballard. shelDysle.
Arshnsas-1. ". rarhurt, Hot Springs: It. y.
EJgcrton. Little Koek.
Texns-D. .. ]. ilaekworth. Hsenaasn; II. +.
Tnyiur, f]onhntn; ]. DONALDSON. ShernIun.
Tcnnsylvanla-1phn Stuart. s.ya: Grove: r.
Illshop. OIL City: ]. Z. Lunu, Ti1iroptc.
The nAynl PROMOTIONS sent In tho 14th lnstank
were confirmed.
, 1881-12-21
TIE ASSASSIN.

ANOTHER TALK WITH TIE VILLAIN.
WAsMtSnT0S, d. C., Dec. .0.-Tlle Asso-
clatetl Press reporter hnu III Interview today
with tiulteall.
II NH huppy to SEQ you," Guiteau ro.
sponttctl to tho "Go0d evening" ut the ro-
portur. II was shut or froI, tho world 10
long, deprived Of newspapers AMI af NY lvt-
tcra frou relatives, by TINT ulscrat'la corls-
l!lt TINT It Is Quilts n treat llow to be able to
1ecutyu my friends" As ho spoke he OK
te1ltlutt Ills hand h! hearty lnahlicr, quito ut
yarlnnce with Ills manner Il. court.
"purtlon me-" no continued. "lf keep on
my lint. 1t Is quito drafty here, anu an
sonewllat heatca. ! hnrs Just bee,. movtns
lly things Il, for the eyeM!ng lron my other
cell. OCCUPY during the tlay the coli fnr-
ther down tho Corridor, which ism'ic!' lar9er
tham this, anu aif0r.ls bultor light ulnl mnro
chnnco To R,oyo aroltltl."
Gultean, being asiel, "IIow are YOU feel
lng utter your twt'-ttass' rccess?' answered
with u s'IllIe: "Ol,. flrst-rnte.
1NEvEls FEET nE1TEls
In my life. II, health or snltIts."
"Yuu appear to be II muscular Man, Mr..
Gulteau"'
II Mn generally d altly one" l,e replied.
II haye iakeli things ptlsy slnco / was ar
rested. and have never allowed anything to
worry mt. Ilsaow they nre lIowltn4 to s!lnot
mo, hut this IL u prptty BtrouR plnce tKlaicl41
arounu1, and know they could hot got ut t!se."
Fdportcr-A rlih,0r Wis started lhis afternoon
thai you hal committed sulc!dsf
"ktuH and nonse.lse," laushlng)y sAid 0ul'
toau. "What next won't they say2 That's 100
filieulous. Why, what Oh Garth should want
10 c0ninitt suIc,du fuFf I'm perfectly snt!s1ett
With the why things arc gotu9. ! lnsu never
hal my doubts for tho Issue. Tho Notty tus
! tAkeu euro Ut my Uaso tuua fur. tRelIo0tlnx
| Mun,cnt.l fes. and pseaty good cars pf tIo.''
"Whnt Ia tho Abtcut OF tAo defense In recalling
slIss. DuXMlnE9"
| asked the reporter.
"llon't know what h!s Iea IL. shall hava
to ZOO hInl aboutftbat. don't want to put those
| women On Tho stand agatn. 8covEtl0 II uo erla!-
| innl luwycs. / haye tu glso hiM points all tha
/ tluap; but then hu h4s done very well. lie h0s