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sJtarOhister corrected tor Temperature, elevation,
and instrumental error.
MGnH barometer. .3.R..
MGnn tfi6r,u,tnctGt. sA4
IGntl humidity. III.
Highest temperature. s7.A.
luWEtt Temperature, 6J4.
Uk*EttAl OBSERVATIONS.
CHlcAuU. Aug. ip-l0l8 D. m.
, 1881-08-11
TWENTY YEARS roR s1Ut

TWENTY Y1EAItS FOtt MURDER.
BAN FnANCIEcO. Cal.t Aug. 10.--CIaeonco Gray
hts been scntcncod to twenty years i'nprfson-
nlent f1r tho murder OF Thontore GIancy, editor
OF tho Santa barbara l'ress.
, 1881-08-11
DTSpONDENCY At HIS wrFE's
DEATH.

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. lo.-Frotlorick ". I1cine.
one Of the oldest German cltIzens of Nowpost,
ky., shot himself through tho heart tbs morn.
Ing Cause, doapon1eucy over tho death OF bis
Wife,
, 1881-08-11
INSURANCE OFFICIALS ARRESTED.
6ptetat Wspdtth 10 TAs Ehfeaap Tffbtna.


DosToN, Aug. 10y cstcrday the Insurauco
Commissioner asked tho Supreme judicial Court
for an Injunction to rcstrutn tho Alliance 1n-
auranco Company OF Boston from further car.
rytng On bus1uoss, on tho ground that said Com
puny was tnsolvont, md tu-day 0oorxo II. Long
and Charles Il. Howard, President and Treasurer
of the Company. wore arrosted TO auswer to NIL
Indictment found against thotu ut tho prcsept
term Of the Superior Court for embozxlinR funds
Of tho Company. Tho Alliance Company has
had rather g singular expertonco, for,
attor suspoaatne operations about two
organized ana proceeded to ro!nsurc It's
tho efforts Ut tho ollleors now accused Of critno
the t:olnp1ny euccoodod IN pluciny qult1 got,d
number ut rtskh, but tho profits OF tho stook-
holdprs have mot beon ~ remuneratiye " waH
reasonably anticipated. This st.te OF things
aroused tho suspicious Of the Examining Cnlli-
tutttce. ani thoy employed m expert to tuvcatl-
cato tho books, and hG reported = doflc!onoy OF
about 81. .0W, covering pOEaod from 0otober,
1878, to Juno Ut tho pre8u0t yuar. This
expert found TINT columns Of t1gusua
showing the receipts Of tho Company hui
been added up IN such awny ns to prodlce an
amount 81 old loss on each tann saotlla nppoAr,
and tho MgKcKAtc ut1ouut thus appearing was
about $ll,HN, which whs aso sti6rt M unsh.
Long md Howard wor1 admitted 10 ball fn
$5t 100 each.
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NANTU CKET, Mas, june I@.--i' '- 300" i''N-
oucd IA Itfl- Jess tiau established it.t t4f >af-
''''' ,,,.ttl. ,,,I,rt. .I, tt
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realize an o.p dream ol MANU-" A'''-t "I+' '.'- I'D. .''
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down. without success '.' '''.'' TOD ' ".' ''''
These cables were Badly located DO relation Go tAr
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and were either BROKEN NJ '"'ii '"" ''' " ".' % 1872
and parted iv anchors lcrtat -IrtHt- have -h"At
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the town recent! for tA' plii '- "i obtaining ii'i""
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there j. Hah ITO " .I'A N'.i, a." D." .."
provcmtti-, ..'ri4 Ii..h W. o.. - l'
cessful sons W'.'.D" w. 10. N' ',..., ,,.,
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rrrprrs oF s1-GAR FROM LIGHTERS.


FO. Matthiessen & Wiechers sugar rehners, nave
lighters Wing at their wharf in the gap at the foot
OF Westinghouse, Jersey City. Detective Eaton
discovered that the stolen sugar was taken 10 d
sLoDtv on the soutb side Of the gap, occupied by
lanes Dolan. Yesterday morning the officer saw
truck driven mp TO the shanty and loaded with raw
tr1ct Who lives AT No I4S Dcgraw-st., Brooklyn,
Daniel Sullivan. Of Soul-t, New.York, Anthony
Moran. of Sackett-st., Brooklyn, and James Dolnn.
lice Court John MaheT the head steyedore IN INC
employ Of the company. became much excited ana
violently demanded that lie and DQlan should og
his coat and attempted to assault the detective ana
Court Officer Clos. behaving 50 boiSi"rousiy thal
Justice Pclouhct finally Ordered him locked up loI
contrmpt If Court The prisoners were held ne
value of the sugar stolen amounts 70 about 9loO
.,ftfh
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NJ ,rrn NJ RE INSANE.

George Walker. who WAS charged with ahducting
Katc licnucssy of No. IO2 Cedar-st., was examine"
tor the Prevention OF Cruelty 10 Children had sc-
cnrcJ evidence 10 show that the prisoner had served
term OF ten years in The state Prison fer criminal
d. En,rtL pr.ciuct were ready go identify him as
a'iT man Whom fhcy lad arrested in November. -
for assanlting Mary Ncill. A certificate Of Dr;
Hardy the city Physician, was read Whici SiA',
hat H.. ,ri.onrr va. of unsound mind and should
be sent ~ an insane asylum. Justice fiammrr
asked th- prisoner some questions. {" Which income
rent answer, were given. Walker Vas ihrn COM
,utt.d to The, r,. of the Commissioners of han les
and Correction .i~ am insane p1t"ut. lie "cri Whch
hr heard the decision of the Justice.
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nnr1 WEE IN MONEY GONE.

An old italian named Lconanli Chiaa,yon,c. Of No.
,,.stcrdo, thaf mis- wife Dominica, had run away
from HIM. takina 500 and a LOT of valuable orn1-
mcnts. The Italians have been IN n. country w"
' a. fc ,,as nearly Twenty-Five years younger than
her husband. and when q countryman Of hrr own
age. Giuseppe Scflniui 10y name. came To '9 Nl'
Cii,,,,,,. recommended him ON his trip about the
civ i'm search Of work NJ his request 10 act ~ his
Interpreter. ON one of these excursions '-t month
tLy went away together probably to the old coun-
FRS, leaving thc aged Cavonc wifrlcss and PENN
less. The police could do nothing for HIM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
UNE DAYS II NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, II. l., June 1s.-Newport Is once
more EXPERIENCING some I'''"'' "''-r'' .,, H.. ON,
satisfaction oil IFS summer I'7i"'"'S' i"'
,.,',,, s An large number Of cottages
has been rented the prices realized hens IN advance
OF those obtained last year At this date there are few
-.
unrcnt"d cottages 1T,
James X. kcenc, or NcW-l ork VIII pr""d"iN ''""'i'
his villn which was DESTROYED by fire last winter.
g. vi, ,. TO-, ros..s.ion ~ the
Governor LipIdit cottage at Couanicut Park.
d. q, i,. ~, ,',', a, yn and DR. ;.
NO. = \. T. lIu! H. "' -'''"n' ~ .' ''
Weir Mitchell Of Philadelphia al N". ) o"''"t''
~ Ill.,. tt,.,..o
Mrs j. r. Gilbert and family. " Ncw-lorE have taken
possession oi th'r c'''Lt' Oh n'.'r r,...
MISS hatcher L. ~ '"'"'' w ''' IVA"
NJ on,,trs ,r.,r,o, r,,bt ~ pln,d,lphia. have
,,i,o, a.. t,,,r c,,,,., ,,, ,..,.h,ri,..t
Mrs John " stevens. Of NewYork. has arrived at tic
Townsend cottage ON Ksy ana Triulc, ste
N ~,,a NJ M, I,,,. NJ ,.,n,p,r,.. az Nc,y- York
MI d -''' '''''' y" ','
is IN town with Mr. NORMAN
Ll'u'e''n'' '',',' ',.'.' ~,
oi 'I'' 7'"H N'N''" J." MY 10. -''' =,
Lieutenant f D. Webster. Of the ir'cd states Ma
rinc corps h'H l','n inc Ills co.," ''
The tafe" ~ua ''.- "h 70 .'- pr IT. ,,.,,.
Mr.. ,.." - H"'..N. %, N'H "Ih. .'.' J." ''''''
Of Prov i9cuc". Dave 'IiINtd "l .i,H '"'''- %
not 10 orruPt Inc u. ] Livingston ''t'-'' ''' ''
hgt rcri"L -. ..t.
br. N!i"iu g. W. I'.'I ~ ''.. "- ''' '.''''' 100
l.. H. Harrington co't1-'- ". ~ i".. g..
Dr C. VI Hu.' Cd, ~ ", l'Ih. '.
lfunt. Z" iI""hi 10 y. - H"'' "'''f' TOO ...'
on brOliW1y.
Mr. :. 4 Probe and Ir' JIm'- y I" 81. ' i'-' ,'.
have arfi' 20. NC i'ff'v 20. i-r -r ''i''- ' '''
latter nj tic hilton c"iia-'. - , ,
Mr. and MIR. itnIuan "i NJ" N"rt. b'' WI'F'" ''
the CadWaiIadrr villa. .'ir litu'' ~ i..'i
Mrr. NJ. j. Gray. oI No" "iN. .hl VI jolt. N'l-
ncdy, Of Baltimore, have arrived "i tI cottages Cd"
Narraeansctt ave ,., ,,..
b'ludliih * ~lI'h' Ni ...''' i''' '+'' ''' " i.'
sion Of his coita-, 900 the , ll.i. ..,.
Henry 4 h"'pl' q" r. i'4A' "'7 "'''''' "' '''
N!"i' '9''"-' w ',,.f ..... . .. d.. . Din.
Henry lnct r'"!i. %. iii.ri' 'iHIa. u ~ |''i ""
tn" Austrian consul '.'l. 10. Wv ''h. ~
HdNcmcit or, Hd- aFTlN' " i, .''' "' '''''
yuc ave. whlch No. purchase. i.I iI''H A 1000
General and Mfs. Robert j. f"it'r "i NtN l"IA' 'ic
Temporarily at me I's-S cn'ht,- 1890, .,.
John = Bnrr'il' =" ~" i"I", ms ",ll' ID, d, d,
near the beach owned %! 'thtfai george " 'uiu" L.
:. 4.
Mr. Cheney The SIX mauuiaciur"r NJ Iafi"r' nh- ai
rived and rented The Rev Dr. 'h4dS cottage Oh WASH
mgtOh-st 90 ,, o.
William Rss, o. New York has rented one of the Hall
cotlafts on llt ms, ., 49,, 49, --...., .., ,...
Nlllh on htIl',N i'"N - ,''lf',' VA %. nt go
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touched when II is set The alarm wire was cut IN
several places.
LoEG BEAcH-The contract price for sehrei1ers
Band which will arrive at Long Beach rom yer
many this week is $32, 900 for the season, Win
board for the men. The marine railway, running
from the hotel the east end OF the beach, Is M
ished and only awaits visitors to open for DusineSs'
LoNG ISLAND CITY.-The work Of dredging new
town Creek, for which Congress APPROPRIATED
$4,000, has been completed under tho supervisor,
of General Newton The channel is now Sixty ieet
wide and eighteen feet deep at low water...io -
day sunday newspaper train will begin running
over the Long Island Railroad from Long Island
City 10 Greenport
STATEN ISLAND.
sTAPIEToN.-John Ryan, sixty-three years old,
arrested about a week ago on n charge OF com
hitting brutal assault on Mrs. Jacob X; Achorli,
the wife of "A shipcarpentcr of Iottenyiile Although
the woman refused to appear against Ryan; ne IL
still locked up at Police Headquarters in Stapleton
RICHMOND George William Curtis and the Rev.
james = Bush representing the Casteton Local Wis,
ting Committee, appeared before the Richmond
Comfy Supervisors at their last meeting ana pre-,
scented petition asking that a contract be entereu
into for the boarding of shOrt-tern prisoners IN the
Kings County Penitentiary as formerly IL Is
claimed that they can be kept there cheaper than IN
the county Jail.
NEW BRIGHToN.-Justices Casey, Powers and Sea
ton have begun suits against the village OF New
Brighton to recover the full amount OF their bills,
rendered by them up 80 May 10 last. a. follows
Casey. 500; Seaton, SIG; Powers Sl62 The
Trustees refused to pay these amounts on the ground
that $3.50 had already been paid 10 the Justices,
leaving only $500 of the annual appropriation Of
$1,000 allowed 10y the charter.
HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.
WHITE PIAINs.-At special term of the Supreme
Court held hy Judge Dykman AT White Plains yes
teTday. John II. Starin obtained stay of execution
for thirty days IN the matter the suit brought by
John Hunter for the possession OF Fiat Islands,
contiguous to Glen Island. The case will be carried
10 the General FERN.
BRo>xvILlE--The body of an unknown man,
supposed 10 be- that of tramp. was discovered carly
yesterday morning ia the Bronx River, about half
mile below the BlouXylllc station. The body had
been lu the water for five or siX weeks. he man
appeared 10 be about forty years old, > feet
inches IA height, and had red hair, wlnshers and
mustacLc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
THE SEASON Ar SARATOGA.
OPENING OF TIE NOTES.-THE SARATOGA LAKE
RAlLWAY-TIlE AERIVNS-THE C"rrAGEES

OPENING OF IliE HOTELS HE >AiNi'NA LAM
RAmwAY-rIIE AERIvNS-THE C"TrAGERS.
S,rAToGA SPRINGS, y. y, June 1N.-Nlth
the opening Of Congress Han tins morning. all OF the
ar,e hotels are receiving guests ana ia" REGISTERS
exhbit increased arrivals FOR this period Of the year
One OF the smaller of the Broadway hotels. the Amcf
can was to have been opened today hut the managers
were unahlc t. complete Labor Of finishing II III tne
and have, accordingly. fixed upon next saturday
rs the opening day. During the week several
commercial bodies have been in session here They in
cluded IN. straw Board Manufacturers Association Of
he nitcd States the straw Board Dealers Association
the straw Board Liners Association the Copper Rivct
Association and the Association Of Manufacturers OF
E,rn.r,r u Burners. The first three hOdir, are rep
scented Uriuclly iu The west aud the others In New
Yo,k CIV ami Sew England. RE proceedings were
mainly 81 priVute and routine character lac III ~ exec
utiyc secession. and 90 no general inc t't 10 tc Pui'
Next week @ number OF temperance bodies VII nNcne
here and .ol q So ics 81 meetings.
There are between sixty ard seventy race horses
I'm trimming ai tdc track Of the SARATOGA Racing A-Sp
Fox stable. of Louisville. ~" and Thomas W Dos
Wells oi Hanover Junction. Va People visit tie track
every day 20 witness fhc racers tram.
The Saratoga Lake Railway Is rapidly being pushed
ete.iucr ON the Lake. 10 IT, understood That branch
rna. will projected 20 -chuy cryc, twelve miles dis
taui and completed IN ninety days scycrvilc D., The
location 81 the Saratoga Monument Inc branch road
viii unite the Two villages.
Edward Tnckrtt. the Australian oarsman, and his
Trainer Will begin think that fate IL against thc as
Jrirkcti had narrow oscar" nom drowning ono DAY
This week az the lake ANA time Mer"ard larry
Kelley rX-chanpIOu sCucr O ENGLAND, hal tht I'd ,"i
fuue la fl and Fracture o. his legs The aceidrut
Will Iay Kelley up all summer lat VIII not seriously III
terlerc with TTckctts plans.
Among tie principal arrivals this week are the
following.
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Among thosc who ore occupying cottages for the sec
son the following:

FROM NEw-YoRK.
Holland, ThOs and family Kemp, George ana fanny
MONTGOMERY + l. and fanny Crane, J and family
Thurber II X and fanily Hecht, NJ and family
Trcnch II a .nd fnmtIy Iesner. Geo and family
Leland Mrs W " and fanny Russell Mrs and family
Rishon "a II and family Knlter. Charles and family
Trask. Spencer and family smith, flcnlng am auAiiI
Steinhart, and family Mcukin, j ana shl3
Hoffman the Rev { and Bailey. r ] and family
family Dards, T. and family
Nancy Thoues and family DrcXel. " and family
shaw n aud family Trasl Spencer and family
Sayfu p W and family Spencer, Albert and family
FROM BROOKI.YN.
KalhAeisch Albert NJ and Thaycr W G and family
family Halliday, A aud family
FROM ALBANY.
Lathrop d MEL : and Ca--iday, Mrs william ana
family family
FROM TROY.
Manning John and family McC ouihe. Isaac and family
Mcnamara, WIN and family shepherd, WIN anu nanny
PROM OTHER TOWNS
COLES Gen Charles and squier Russell and family
family Of Philadelphia Of Geneva =, $500,
Stuart. David " and family De Cartcwright, ana
nj Phiiadclnhia family of Waterbury Conn
Fullerton. Mrs and family ShunWay, Ut > amman
of Paterson y J lis of Syracu~c
Spic1cl Dr G and family OF KNAPP. VI and family OF
Rochester tdi~kli
MclhrrsOn. Mrs VI ana MOTIFS, y I anu ih'l'g Va
family OF Buffalo Luheine
The leasing Of cottages has become more ~ feature
here this than before. and some of inc hns
houses have been given mp to families Who desire thc
home like pleasures OF cottdEt-ule. within the past '"
years a number of prominent NEWCOMERS nave pur-
chased cottages here. and during the season occupy
their Saratoga Cottage ,,
The New Hampshire Ircs7 Association rea'htd u'I'
this evening aud donday will start for Lake george
over ono hundred are ia the party.
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VISITING TIE MUSEUM OF ART.
OPPOSING A JOB.

Navor Grace and Controller Campbell sent tho
following telegram 90 Albany yesterday, III regard 10
the Fiftl-ave having bill:
10 he lion. 81 : ASDALws, Assf7ibiy
-.roneiy oIpo-o.l 20 the tn ave PAVING bill
al-latur- lH necf--4ly The ''Illtr rrt
OF Public Works aud the Board % Estimate and Appo
uoRent have power provide FOX Lhe pa, eIneAt VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Frc-ftf House-A ristarchi Rev Turkish Minister at
Warrington nm Arenu, Hoist-stae Treasurer Phi,P
Z Chappcll 81 Missouri Jos ph Pulitzer and DAVID ~
Houser Of st. Ieuis aud s. b. AKto, OF New Mexico bt
Nfeh0ids HofeiThe Rev Dr. james Allison 81 Pttsburg
Aib>r1dris HObf-W L. Trenholm. OF Charleston, = C..
. Ticforfa H0bi-Gcncra r. "a. Anderson, % savannah
GflSey HOuAe-Hallet kibOurn. Of W ashlngton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

Fifth ave and other strees The whole matter should
be left the city authorities We ask that no Bill IN re
gard 70 this pavement be passed Read the telegram 70
House w. r. GRACE, Mayor.
ALLAN CAMPBELL, Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
HrDaON RIVER TOWNS.
MARINE IETELLIGENCE.
MISIAICRE ALMAEAC
TI.IAN

snr -.e, 49, Sun sci. ... - CLOCK nf. ON. o..
M,0a f.,. ... sooa .uutl- o. Monls s'. tAys, 80
Ifed WATER To-DA1-.. ~
sand, I.a. III GOV. island 81 Hell Gate..... BAL
Uusd WATER ro-DAN-r
sandy IIaYk l8J uog. Island . 20 Hell Gltc..... 400
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Anuounccu,cntAI

Are your corns painful CuREALGNT never
ias 90 stop pau AMI grmoo the corn 2'c pruggs.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

Kidney and Urinary complaints Of all kinds
permanently cured with Hop Bttors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19
LUNDBoRG's PERFUME
EDESlA.

No CAPsICUM IN Ours.
Rkers EAsenco Of jamaica Ginger "a ABSOLUTELY PURz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

Earl 4 Wilson's F. and w brand of mems
collars ana cuns alc tho best sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

che banc nearly every American woman Every woman
o,r. ~ t horsrf her family that c"rhatri mod.
lrrs kidney Mort the remedy for constipation.
and or adj disorders n the Kidneys AMI LIVER Try 10
either dr. uf liquld-NcNs AMI Courier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-19

II you have never used Carriers Little Lives
Pills the nearest drug store and get Thsy
will surely please you 20 centa
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Prom NFW-NOHK.


HaIidav Mr. and Mrs Canncld. Mr. and Mrs 7. ir
Wod A mr. and family stokes, Ms 4 and family
ERrues Sargcr, q G. aud family
butterlold + l. Johnston, MIR and Mrs II
Loeb. aud family BAL ard. Mr aud Mfs W u 49,
Uarper. j II and family StourLt0u. Nj and Mrs. l.
lTOCStNank. j & Baiuclt - ana ldNiiJ
Throop, the Rev VI X Wait. NJ and family
Prize, Mr. Colonel Durint, / {
(rldo Mr, = + and family Vcfmilyc, Mrs II A
Phillips. M and Mrs J. NcImily &
sattcfi-c. Mrs Gen and Baxter. Mr. and Mrs " II
family Milford Mrs ii
Brown Mr. and Mrs. l. livingston IL { aud family
Carpenter. Nj and Mrs II I brtges, Mr. aud Miss 1
Drake. Nj. and the Misses Hay, Mr. and Mrs 4
PHI C0stcr, Mrs ID and family
FROM BROORLYN.
Hubbard Mr. and Mr.. &C Van Cott,JM
skinner. Mr. and SIR K Bliss. Mr tnd Mrs
Reid, Mrs A and family Hunt. II and
Leonard, Mr. and Mrs j Woodruff, Mrs
FROM BOSTON.
Moore. & = and family futile Mr. and Mrs r .
Daring. Mr and Mrs G Pope, Mr. aud Mis- j II
Low. T ID Clark. Mr. and Mrr j
ihkiain, Nr and 1rs I Wendell. Mr. and Mrs
uatheld, q , Allen, Mr. and Mrs
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
McConnel,M and Mrsw Henry, Mr and MrsTC
FROM ALBANY.
Thomas, Mr and Mrs IL J smyth, John
Wendell, ID Hale,
FROM OTHER TOWNS.
Spencer. Israel :, of syria Hale Mr. and Mrs W, OF
cuse Charleston G
" re Mr. and Mrs j W, Well. Mr. and Mrs II ], OF
of Siont goinery Ala Jacksonville, Fla
stickney. Mr. and Mrs VIM F0iser, Charles and
OF washington family, Of Geneva
Masters. Mr. and Mrs, OF Keene{, Mr. ana Mrs d.
Cleveland O OF Wilmington c
Butter. Mr. and Mrs W, Hadley, Mr. and Mrs G. OF
Howe NT and Mrs G. W, DuncSy, r and family
Of Chicago OF Cincinnati, y
.cnnings, a / and family
af Chicago
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BKOMO-CHIOEALUM for DiphthcIia.
L.uao.. hlo.aiuu Tor sore Throat
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RUPTURE-ITs CERTAIN RELIEF AND CURE.
Dr. J. A SHERMAN and the only DR. SHERMAN known 10 tAs
public for the past 80 for bis successful treatment s1
cure Rupture until further notice be consulted
follows: At his branch ofloe, No 33 Mk.st, Boston on
Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays and at principal office
No. PSI Broadway NewYors, on saturdays Mondays AID
Tuesdays His book, with Photographic a.
before and after cure, mailed 70 tAoss
who send 10 cents
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18
WEDNESDAY, MAY is, 1881.
The rfield-COnkling ImbrOgliO.

The fierce conflict FOR spoils, which
has so disturbed the harmony of the
Radical party during the past two
months, to the obstruction of the public
business and the intense disgust of all
patriotic citizens, is drawing to close,
and will probably end to-day in the con-
firmation of Judge Robertson, and the
utter discontinue of the imperious
and arrogant Turkey Gobbler" of New
York. As quarrel between two wings
of the Radical party the result has been
a matter of indifference to us. We
have, however, considered that the Presi-
dent has had right on his side, so far as
the issue between himself and
Conkling is concerned, and must
confess to some qualification at
the latter's overthrow. From the
tenor of the comments Of leading
Republican papers which we publish
this morning we conclude that Conkling,
in his vanity and arrogance, has counted
without his host, and that he will find
that he is not sustained in his course
even by his own party in his own State.
The resignation dodge, as a means
of arousing popular enthusiasm
in his behalf, viii prove failure, and if
he gets back to the Senate at all it will
be with shorn locks and humbled pride.
The Democratic party of the Union has
nothing to expect from Garfield, but it
will lose nothing by the overthrow of
Conkling.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-05-18
Growth OF Cotton Manufactures In
the S0ufh

Cotton manufactures are steadily
growing in the Southern States, and the
census tables of 1880 are more interesting
than usual in that light. They give a
statement of the number Of spindles and
looms in operation in each State of the
Union, and the bales of cotton con-
sumed. OF course the last item refers
to the bales consumed up to July 1st,
1880. The increase has doubtless been
declining in price since November, 1880.
while trade in cotton goods has been
quite active. Some figures, as to the
number of spindles and looms in several
States of the Union, and separate table
as to the number of bales consumed in
each State, have been compiled by the
census investigator of the Memphis ACa-
Eanc1ie, and are subjoined. 1t will be
seen that the number of spindles does
not tally with the number of looms and
bales. For instance, New Hampshire is
the second State in the number of bales
consumed, and should be second in spin
dies and looms, but Rhode Island, which
consumes II, 900 fewer bales than New
Hampshire, has $50, 900 more spindles
and {, 1000 more looms than New Hsmp-