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THE WAR SPIRIT In IRELAND.
THE VERDICT IN LIEUT.. FLIPPERS CASE.
ANOTHER CUT In RAILROAD RATES.
The War Spirit i'm Ireland.

The War Spirit in Ireland.
ARREST or A MAN WITH LOADED REvoLyFRs IN arg
foSS ESSION.
LONDON. December 29-The police have arrested
between the towns OF Millstrcet aud Macroom,
county Cork, man named Connell on the charge
OF having arms in a proclaimed district A num-
Der OF loaded revolyers were found I'm his posses-
sion. IL Is believed that he IL leader OF gang OF
men who have been committing outrSgeS In the
district OF M1Street during the past year. Among
the documents found In MS possession WAS one
containing list OF persons upon whom outrages
were 10 be committed
RIFLES IN A CHURCH VAULT
The police have found a large qulntity @. rifles
oayonets and cartridges In the vault of a Protes-
tant church at Kilkishen, county Clare.
CHARGED WITH TREASON AND FELONY.
LONDON, December 29.-The two Whelan
yesterday at Dublin, are charged with treason and
felony.
General Foreia News.
A FRENCH SiBfLIsT TO Re SURRENDERED TO RUSSIA.
BERLIN, December 29-The 7d0s6idu says: A
French citizen named Hollander, who was arrested
sination OF the Gar. on suspicion os being the
person who threw the fatal bomb, is to be
rendered 70 Russia In pursuance OF an understand
ing with France.
PROPOSED INTERNATIONAL COURT.
LONDON December 29.-The London correspon-
dent OF the Manchester Guardian says: The gov
ernment has opened negotiations with the view of
establishing an International court 90 deal with
outrages connected with the Kidnapping of natives
ol the Soutn racine.
BARITONE cHEvaIER,
PARIS. December 29.-M. Jean Baptiste Faure,
the well-known baritone or the opera and profes-
sor OF singing In the conservatory, has been ap-
pointed cheyaler OF the Le gion of Honor.
COMING CHANGES N THE FRENCH CABINET.
LONDON, December 29.-The Paris correspondent
OF the Times says: IL Is reported in well-normed
circles that the cabinet VIII shortly be modified;
that NJ. Cochery, minister OF posts and telegraphS
VIII succeed NJ. Alain-Tarye a. minister OF finance;
that the ministry OF fine arts VIII again become
branch or the ministry or public nStru tion. with
NJ. Turgnet aS under secretary. VI. Paul Bart con-
Sequently gives ND the ministry OF worSatp, which
was recently united With the ministry of public
instruction.
Freshet i'm the Delaware River.
BoRDFNTowN, y. j.. December 2S-The Della
ware river at this point began TO rise iast highland
this morning the water Is over the piers and
docks. The water is still rising
The Verdict in h. Efipper'S Case.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, December s9-The military
authorities at San Antonio are noDc0mmittdl in
regard 10 Lieut. Flipper's sentence, but IL is ril-
mored that he has been dismissed from the ser
vice.
Cut fn Railroad Rates.
MLwAUkEE, Wis, December 29-Thc "cut- IN
al rail rates 10 12k and 17 cents from Chicago 10
New York ana Boston was promptly met within
half an hour OF its announcement by a cut t. l0<
and 49, cents by the Detroit, Grand Haven and
Milwaukee, line
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS T0-DAY.-InteTnal reve-
nue., S3I9, ,is364; customs, $500, ,25457.
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STAR ROUTE MATTERs.-Special Attorney ". A.
Cook was in Philadelphia yesterday, and had an
interview with Attorney General Brewster on
star route matters
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John MORAN,
-" FESSsYLvASI. AvESuE AND 42s 9TH NoRrHwEsT.
e On hand large assortment Of the best makes Of
=. iEoBES. Cox whitemap & Cox's Celebrated Splen-
sT a and Ruby and other RANGES and HEATING
'A"'ES. Novelty FURNACES. &c.
A-eabING. I'm ROOFING, JoBBING, STOVE RE-
PAIRS, &c.
Rhees aud terms reasonable.
Connected 10 Telephone Exchange. n11-2rn
IlINhER BROS PIANOS; BURDETTORGtN5 =.
the best now made. s@ssa
M g. H. KUHN, HET
Za 401 10th street. near the Avenue.
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Fre>hes i'm the Delaware River.

BoRDFNTowN, y. j.. December 2S.-The Della
ware river at this point began rise ias night and
this morning the water Is over the piers and
docks. The water is still rising.
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THE UTAH CONTEST IN THE HousE.-Tbe general
sentiment OF the members OF the House committee
On elections in regard to the Cannon Campbell
case from Utah is that neither the the other
Is entitled to seat in the House. The committee
Will first inquire into the subject OF whether Can
non is or Is not, as alleged, an alien. The final de-
c1Slon Will, however, be In all likelihood that the
whole matter be referred back to the people OF
Utah for new election.
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THE PUBLIC LANDS DIVISION OF THE INTERIOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blair, McDill and Morgan,
a sub committee Of the committee on public lands,
were shown through the public lands division Of
the Interior department to-day. The Commits
SlOnerof public lands has complained OF lack OF room
Tor the proper work OF his division, and also that
cramped as he is the records OF his Office not
and cannct BE-, kept in good shape. The object OF
the visit OF the subcommittee was to inquire what
Increase OF space is necessary, and to det terrnine
what is best to be done. 1t is not improbable that
new building especially for the public lands di-
vision may be recommen nded.
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HANDSOME RETURNs.-At the concert given on
the 18th inst, at the residence of Mrs. j. NJ. Car
Isle. to benefit the Central DiSpensary and Ener-
gency Hospital, six hundred dollars were cleared,
there being no expenses to be paid. Mrs. Carlisle
herself betrayed all the incidental COSTS and pro-
viGe1 the flowers with which the pariOrs were so
handsomely adorned,
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Utah Tor new election.
THE AUXILIARY LETTER CARRIERS, who do as
much work as the regular carriers, are going to
make strong break for an increase Of salary.
They will appeal to Congress. When Congress re-
assemblies, or short time thereafter there will be
representatives Of auXiHiry letter carriers here
from all the cities where the auxiliary system Is in
vogue urging an increase OF salary. What they
want IS something between their present pay and
the pay OF the regular carriers.
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SECRETARY FREL1NGHUYsEN will return to THE
city next Saturday.

COMMISSIONS SIGNED By THE PRES srpENT-The
President has signed the following commissions in
New York and forwarded them to the White House
for record: G. NJ. Duskin, u. s. attorney for the
southern district OF Alabama; w. II. TrescOtt Spe-
clil envoy extraordinary and minister plenipOten-
ti;sry to Chill, Peru and Bolivia; TIC. Acton, treas
ufer and secretary, at New York; G. w. Howe,
collector Of customs at CuyahOga, Ohio; j. w.
Wakefield, collector of customs at Bath. Mane
ID. s. Heyl, assistant collector of customs at Cam
den, Nd and Jesse Spauldng. collector Of GUS
toms at Chicago,
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GOLD MEDAL,
PARIS, 1878.
Warranted ABSOLUTELY
PURE COCOA, from which
the excess Of oil has been
removed. 1t is . delicious
drink, nourishing and
strengthening: easily d.
gested; admirably adapt
ed for invallds, as wen as
persons in health.
Sold by Grocers every
where.
W. BAKER l. CO.,
Dorchester, Mass,
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THE VALENTINE SCRIPT CASE DECISION REAF-
F1RaEp.-Secretary Kirkwood has approved the
decision OF Railroad Commissioner Nc Cannon, in
relation to the Valentine script case, involving the
tltc to part OF the Fort Dearborn reServ ton, now
Chicago. The Valentines applied for a new hear
evidence that their application amounted simply
TO an appeal. Therefore the decision OF the late
SECRETARY SChun is maintiined, Secretary Kirk
wood refusing to grant q rehearing.
, 1881-10-06
IAPuAM AND MILLER.

AAbhA1St
SptetaL Dspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. G.-Tho following en-
tract from, a,l editorial In the Post Of this city
treats uf q limo Ut conduct which number of
Democrats hayo lntfmatcd may be adopted
towards senntors Miller and Lapham In order to
prevent thon from voting In tho approaching
examinations: ~ Tho qucadon 10 DO decided te.
fore Messrs. Miller and Lnphanl can be admit.
fcl IT, Wcre they fairly and legally elected? On
tho authority OF a lArRe number Of their late
party frlentts VIC are ablo to declare that they
wore not. Mr.. Conkting and Mr.. platt have
both sail so. 10, too dues, or, at leaet,
down to q very late date did, the e1ttor Of the
Republican. We havo the fles of bis paper to
show TINT money was pourg1 out like water to
defeat Conklug, md rlatt. and Crowley, and to
elect Depew,. Miller, and Laphnn. We have,
also, .....
Ills FREQUENT pEcLAi.Ar1oNs
to assure ,,s that q larKo number OF IeRlaatot
werr hrlllud to vote against tho stnlwart candt-
dates with offices known to }u ut tho disposal nr
distInRulshed friends OF the then Garfield ADJ
niinIatrahon, . Now. II Miller aud 1aphan
were elected by bribery md corruption
they do not belong in tic Senate Of
tho Wn.H s,atfS nor shonS G Thy BE- aow" to
which they labor are dlsproren. They have to.
night to vote for nttlcers Of body In whluh they
to attant legislation BY participating d ii ii
they arc. as charged. tho purchasers Of thell
IT IS 4 VERY SNAIL. MATTER
nnS eesSs er s ia III. Il Ssi @
portnnt matter to keep Its c0lnponcncy ms fret
as possible FROM dlshoilor. Rather than put a,,-
coming In, something which tho Senate not only
has q right to dp. but whose hounden duty 1t t.
to de- 9 IS IN ,s TIE present th9
will OF tho people l9 rGpFCSppteu,h :"
, 1881-10-06
TIE TI1BUNE

kcep their organization fntact, Whlio rcl1ers-
bcrlnR tho pnR, they vii. nnt tlIareRari I'M prcs-
enl or TIM futnrn. Tho phrty Will Gnntn,le, ns
1t hha dong, e, Rreu atnr with tho tnNrrh nf
1rnErrst. II has MT ind VIII not fn!t III meet
promptly nIl prrat l,1ttltAl questions as they
arfs1, md to Arrny ltstf uil thu aldo OF cpuMl
rights a'ltI rxnst Justice 10 nIl In tho hone md
Ass,trnrEo tint DIR linrs will mt TN weakened
npr our ranks UcIuiatni by teebruUnB tIntur
Whntctcr lNntler Or nretBxt until thiA final
consnfnn1tfOn IA accomplished. tho lcphhIiraN
Committee fnhkos this nppcni tn tho teDubttc.
Ais NJ TIM StnfH, Uco more to rnlly In tho CAUSE
OF thctr country md their duty.
J.tSESt1tt.E.
Special Disnairh 10 The Chieaoo Tribune.
bly, Republican Convention mat this afternoon
mid nnlnitntr,i Iohn C,nloy fnr tho Assembly.
The convention then nti.ptctl n reanlttun DID,
it,nElainK tht tho enrlIdnto shuHd ntIR., t1lIn-
KeiE tn sliPnHrt tnrnsure n submit tho lrbtil-
it0ry fl1tlnr law 10 Il yota 1T tho upnp1c. Conley
dcnnrot1 h!lnaelt In fnrNr TT such Il tI,ens4ro,
THE nEsIOclATIc cEyTllAL COMMITTEE.
SJectai dispatch to The Catdqo Tribune.
MltWArEEE, Det. h,-ThU UultsErniic
SiHte Central Committee met tonight md Or
gnnlzod by eIert!nK ". y. Anderson. hf LII
Ernsse, l'tr,nanent Chairman. Anderson Is
Tic regular tl0lnliteu for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nr w. II. Jncul,s, thu c.sNlttntu (Ur 'rrens,,r.
RI having ,trcli,ed IL nerrpt, Frank Il.
Entk. thu yalhR hrtwer, Whs substituted.
Flu. Republicans NrO ont iii II lengthy ctrell-
lar totay urging Republicans 10 look we'll
TO tliclr duties Atlt work tinrt for tho ticket.
, 1881-10-06
MARYLAND.

REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.
CAstillltnGE, Md. Oct. h.--.rl!e Republican
Stnte Convention met tutlay. Tile If0n. John
A. j. Crcswef WINS lnatto permanent Chatr-
ma,l lie spoke Will, nI,ich feeling III regard
to Tho death Of the late President. Thu
usual committees were appointed and a rc-
cess taken. ., ,~,.
tpon rcasscinbi(ng, TIlomns Gorsncl,, Of
Frederick County, was nominated for Con.
tretlcr.
The resolutions set rorll. The IMdlssoubie
ltnioll of the States; tho supremacy Of the
National Constitution, a.,tl Of tho laws pnsse,!
III pursuance thereof oyor u,,y Slate laws
and ordinances passed by any other autl.ur-
ity whatsoever; the complete Independence
Of tie executive, Legislative, aid judicial
departments Of tho Government, nlMl tile
rlgh,ful supremacy Of each ,hi ity own
sspheru; tho eanullty Of NIL e,tizens befor.
;.1 tie i'lW; A. free antl falr expression of the
box. and tile hn,iest count or declaration
of, the will So expressed, and the duty Of
NIL tu icsttlfeace in the popular will 50
Mscertalnet; tho honest payment OF pub
faitli, credit, anu l,nn0r; n stable metallic
basis of thu conntry's. currency for tho &C.
c.irlty Of t'.e peoples business a.,i savings
alKl ut par with the monetary standards or
ll,c commercial worId: MI honest, clllcteHt
public service and Its exemption from puIll-
ical tIret,1Mtiolls: the right Of tho penpie 10
have al official positions llllctl ,hy tho most
cnpable and li0ilest lnc,,, regardless Of any
other considerations wiiatever; tho proll!0-
lion of tlo general intelligence 10 far Us can
cnnstituttunnlly BE- donn 1T tile public W.
pense; strict enforcement Of tic Iaws f0r
the. protection OF. civil rights OF tile person
aud property Of Tho citiz9n; the. promotion
Of Sntlossal, industry; the development Of
the Nntionnl rest'lirce5 for the ndsanccluent
oil Nntlonal powur wealth, mud itlhepeiul-
ellce anA tho Increase Ut tho happiness OF the
people: tlMt y Is tho duty Of Congress ut
oi,ctf to provide MI Improved lnetlhul Of
ascertnlnng tho result or Presidential r!ec-
tions, and to nlake n further. provision. for
tho case 0f vacn1lcy In the tresideldinl office;
a!lso to revise and make more efficient lnws
designed to protect tho baIIot-Dox at the
National elections, md to refuse to- adult
70 my oniciat position undur tic National
Government nus man whose right to stlcI,
sent or position rests upon Or Is tainted by
bribery, frautl, or VIOLENCE.
The resolutions were adopted. as were
also resolutions expressive Of The feeling Of
the convention at tile tentl, OF the President,
Tho convention adjourned.
, 1881-10-06
MINNESOTA,

Spsefd& D!todfch to IHs chtea1o IE1hunsx .,,,.,o-
ST. PAUL. MIMI. Oct. 5.-In direct con.
trast to the Republican mat1ntn OF last wcek,
the Democratic Stats Convention toraorro
PROMISES to be unusually aulet and peaceful.
AS tho Bourbon Ticket Is only nominated III
this Stnte In pursuance Of n tlne.hGnored
custom, with no hopes Of Ill election, the
conventions 1ach tint freshness or peculiarly
Democratic clan Of note favored sections
where there IL chance for success. A large
MHmbcr Of delegates are already in the city,
but tlierp Is a'l absence OF tho caucusing,
bargaining, an1 hutlonhollng which clnrnc-
terlzc.l tho Republican bazaar. Buttwogentlc-
n.en are prominently mentioned for tic head
OF tho tIcket-pat Kc!ly, tho well-known
Wholesale grocer. representing tho short
retired nrlny otllcor, tho candidate of tho
swallowtails. II Is likely tho latter will be
nominated, ~ tho gn1nc is llurtilY worth tho
cutltte, nlNl Put Kelly will nut phil 0f Ills
cunt us 1e would dU nnu win wero tlloro Il
cllalcu Of election. The principal Interest
centres IN the nomination for Judges Of tho
otipr county conventions Instructed to ION.
nate tlle present appointes1, Judges Dick
e,'*,n., Mitchell, aih, Clhrk, ai,d It Ii
prohAotIe1 H.. J., kgei It T. VII BY tiM ticker.
i i'epnGlIeai,, ai!d bot!l Iava bo,t noIIlInntetl
BY tho Republican Convention, willis 1t IL
clargel that Clark WINS bcatel, out of thu
nomination by tho friends. Ut Judge Vun
Ut Judge Clark say lu worl,l not now accept
the nomination, which wu,.ttl plnco Him In
tho nttltuu0 Ut y hotter, but olllers. nllegH
that lit tins nothing ~ my, and that i,9 will
hugely. nl,ead of Ills tlckut, III the peculiar
methods Which obtained lit the nomination
Ut Judge Tan bemburg. 1t Is alleged, l,ayu
offended larRu humber OF Republicans III
all portions. OF tile State, who would support
,IittiEH Clark.
, 1881-10-06
Democratic Libels-Euormous Reve-
,.. ales-The Star Route Gang
Put under Bail.
A Very Thin Look to the Charges
Against notwithstanding
Upton.
The Manhattan Company Banking on the
Ownership Of an Old
"'''" Pump. -"
THE CABINET

FORTS.
SPECIAL Dtspateh 10 The CAteaoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. C.. Oct. G.-Thcro Ia now genl
rcnHnn to think hAt President Arthur Inns made
serious rilorss to concEltate Conklng md
ls1ainc, and TINT tho proposition was TINT both
shoull DO nelnbers Of tho Cntnet under tho
new Administration. Mr.. lslatne To retniu his
portfolio rs Secretary of State, md Mr.. conk-
ling TO l,9cofno Secretary of tho Treasury. Thcro
Is also good renaon 10 think TINT. while Mr..
DtaIno wis quite willing to cDneIllate go far ns
10 be lnctubar al tho Cabinet With Senator
Conkling, he could not consent to any nrrange-
nlcnt which contemplated nn alliance Of my sort
with Gen. Grant, and TINT, for this reason. he
Atr. IIane) has absolutely declined tn rorna,n
In tho Cabinet. This story couea from person
very near 10 Gen. Arthur. who Ia Id
position to know tho rapts OF the casg,
II anybody has rs yet loarncd anything from tho
now President. lInd blr. Blnihe bccn willing to
re'nain III tho State Department, 1t la very prof-
nhe TINT COuklIuE would have gone into tho
Treasury. That Conkttug wi! ba given the
1rGasnry portfolio. however, with HlnIne ont Of
tho Cabinet fs by M means rs certain. Tho DIFF
fcrenGg t1twtun tho factions would be IntUnst-
fled rather tim 1I!MnB.IHd i,y Btlclt M arrnnge-
ncnt. Senator Jonrs Of EevndR tas undoubt.
etlly boen tetlurot1 tho position Of Secretary Of
tho interior, md to nIao Inns prohably declined
1t. somo If tho friends Of senator Jerome II.
gentleman will DO Secretary Of tho interior.
That would undoubtedly DO agreeable to Gen.
Grant, rs Ulysses Jr known ~ "Nuck" Grhnt,
tnnrried tho unty daughter Of Senator Cnafrce.
1t 's ncltcycd 10 DO tho purpose Of tho rrcsIdont
to rotan rs m.i'ty Of tho present Cabinet lis he
possibly can until noxt December
WINDOW.
The Treast'rr ot1icials who arc ncnrost to sec-
rctnry Wind0ln unanimously express tho opin.
ion TINT hp will rntlro from the Treasury De-
partment at MI curly tly. They sny, ,howoyer, TINT
ha t'ns a,con scrupulnus1y careful not to drop
any expression which would give thom IN op-
portunIty, t0 know bis oxaut determination, but
1t certnsniy ts tho opinion at tho Treasury De-
partuont that Secretary Window will 10 Il can.
1dato bcYoro tho Stnnososn Legislature to I'LL
nut bis own ,lhexplrcu torn. Scnator Moslttiau,
WHO Is hcrc does not clnIm tn DO Informed ns to
MIR. Wndons purposes, but appenrs to think
TINT, innshueh rs Mr.. Window md Senator
Edgorton are OIL such good terms, MIR. Wlnhun
would not feel disposed to contest with Mr.
Edxcrton for tho short uncxplrod torn. Mr..
AtosiLllan. however. docs not cnm to hnve any
dellnit Information Oil tho subject. Hcprescntu.
tive George II. Davis hus RETURNED irou, Mussn-
chusetts, and will renutn rew dnys studying
tho political situation. Ilo hatl nm intoryLcw to.
lny With President Arthur, but clul,ns not TO
have learned ythlug ns TO bis Views.
, 1881-10-06


sptetat Dtspateh 10 1As 0ateaoo Tribune.
: WAsf11SaroN. D. c., Oct. 6.-Mr. Upton, AS.
sistnnt SecretarY Of the Treasury, who has been
ussaiied by tho local newspapers, says that he
knows nf no reason Tor the ,attnrk, unless It ba
n Apart OF "a scheme Ia the interest Of 'olice@
seekers, who hopo by exciting prejudice againss
the present tnoumbcnts TO crente vacancies
which they Gun themselves MI. Referring to
the charges today seriatim. Mr.. Upton mali.
tanned that the entire accusation wan fabrsca4
ton. tIe nut only tioca i,ot own block ot
houses In Washington, but he does not own 4
single house, or even a foot Of improved prop.
erty. Instead of huvlng 900 In United Htatel
bonds, bis entlro possession Of Government
bonds cuuslat of one $500 extended Ok per cent.
He d d own d aquartcr of a sootiou OF land II
Iowa, bought many years ago at little mora than
government rates, which he has recently sold
for the purchase-money, interest, and taxes.
As to tho alleged fraudulent CHIN for $4,000,
soma OF the Treaeury olcIals nayt been Mt work
three days endcavorIng to discover what posal.
bly, could be tnount by tho charge.
NO SUCH CLAIM
was ever passed By tho FIrat Controller, and had
ho passed It. It ooull not hnvo been paid over bis
protest by mn Assistant sccrctAry Of tho Treas.
ury himself. THO only o,aIm Ut that amount
which hns been pa!d by tho Tscasusy Ia claIm
allowed by Congress to sotno Indians,
which WIS directed to bo paid, and
which was paid through the = office Of
tho Second Controller, whose nulAo Is also
Upton. Tho attorney In ths oasu was Mr. Charles
Ewing, and there nevcr has boen au allegation
Ut fraud concerning 1t. II theso was fraud. 1t
was tnattar for Congress to Investigate, as the
not reauiflng tho sccretary Ut tho Treasury to
pay 1t was mandatory. The first Assistant
Secretary has no charge Of tho unclaimed In
terrst roll, anu never has had. 1t 10 under tho
control Of tho Tecasuror Ut tho United stutes,
whg has succeeded. by private inquiry, In
manner, Mr. Upton dIssaoted MI tito eharges
axalnst him, ind maintained tAat they oriRl-
uuted R1unc in malice.
, 1881-10-06
crowd OF cnrlosity.seekora Into mob which III.
police would bo p0wprloss to resist.
trI4 4 ~

-. -------
,, v. oMe!o''ey'aeekeFa 'hlo MOI Which the
PoA'co "oula DC po"efioss 10 resist
Nu1rEAu Tu1,Ar
has bcun ut,tto ttesponJcut. pn0 has not,,,.
hmm mimi, trnra m II ,lnwr sincn ~. ,,,ts..
,,I., 49,. ,.r 1aI "u" a.'e H", US M''erS'e"
win h'' nrnther'ln'la". scovll1e, than 'n w0s
Defore. lilo has nrcttpicd his ttsno tnniHly with
lDfblu reAttng. ThIa ;nurntnx ho wan FOUND h,
ot,c t,f Tim p,,nrts ,,non bIs knocs .ra ,yta, -,
,,,asI .,,.,., ~. :. us @ "noo' sno ".eh tha
S'" H., ~ @ u ,, y "s eooa p'aeo 10,
rnrtscuthFly nuxIttus tn know whom bo viii H.
, 1881-10-06
t1tAI1INI4 LEAKAlfE.
,,Arfpf fltsratth d. T,hz Thtr1A M s1hih,,<A i

Special Dfspatth to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WAs,lIN0r0s, b. c., uct. hit IL atated by
person In n position TO know, that Mrs. aarlold
Inns requested DR.. MoyntUn 10 withhold tho
s.ntcM,ent which ho hal prepared relative to
tho autopsy and tho gonerhl treatment ut tho
lnte Presidents cnsc, as s.,D wis satisfied Tint
tho Presidents wound WAS mortal. and sue did
not deslro to hava tho controversy further pro-
lonRed. It la ionrncd from sousce equuliy
entitled to credit TINT some OF thoso wno wera
near TO tha prcsldout during hia entlrD
illness. bcsAos uoynton. weroo nearly rua1y
With q statement similar to thnt which
It was supposed TINT DR.. noyntun
Ind In contemplation. A gcntoMRn who has
tho means Of knowing what this statement
would be 'says that 1t, Among other things
would, and probably will, contain tic following:
That
FROM AUG. 10
tho President haa imperfect command OF his
mental faculties, and that ho hnd only lu-
u!d Intervals lie ofton found It difficult to
conIpute sentences, md hia nlnl wouu wander
towards tho end Of nearly every attempt at q
snntcnco. MAny Of tue sayings attributed to
him wcto olthue misunderstood. Or wore not
correctly rernrtcd FROM tue alex chnmbur. Tho
rotubte snytng, " Ia It worth while tu continue
this struggle s7ugqrf ls sal to f1avo originated
in this statement tIlalu iq the Presidents wntt-
der!ngs. when he was evidently soinQ over hts
work aB
4 MEsIl.EE OF THE ELECTORAL. COMMISSION:
:" IL It worth whtio to Va Into this Florida busl-
moss furtherT' Upon arriving ut Long lsranch
DO tei insp stup6r. from which 1t W9s dlrl1cnlt
Ratuer rally 4ntii tho nsx. .lny. When he did
nrouso h9 was sarprlsud to lind whore ho was.
requested 70 bo taken nway. aud sn!d thar 10
20 tleru., sle frequently askud far Sir, HlaIno,
aud wondered why hu id not oosiie nit did not
tho Enbi!lei V;sit h}n,. rnwnrsls the iatter mart