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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

THR HEAVIEST Snow STORM of the season oc-
CURED throughout New England yesterday and
on Sunday night Railroads are effectively
blockaded, and Communication with remote dis
tricts Is almost entirely suspended. The latest
Will soon be resumed. From three to six inches
OF snow fell In various part OF Texas on Satur.
day and Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

bid DO deferred ~ asked DO consos. s 7ss a bid q
sS. tsn-foTes. s. 4sx M dO DO. Safcs; ssntolsS
gHITiSofE. f.a Jan. n.-cotton firm -miadlins,
1lh. Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat. south
ern steady: western steady and closing easy
So Isa a. .mss5 s1 as
s7 sin red sRSs .RS %a1s LIN
southern white. 81: DO yellow. 62a55; western
Oats acsros and and frmNSesssern M White, lia4s; Dc.
mi1ed % 43a45: Rye Quiet lo0alO2. Hay unchanyed.
anietNprime to choice western packed, isa2s ro
1ss2S Eggs nrm-fEesh. SSa35; lined. 26a27.
- WHISKY dull isai L. Freiahts a nnchanssa sSsi
sassss
shiI mentsa wheat 5000 bushels. corn. l6 6s4
bushels. saies-whest 52s. s94 bushels; corn.
NEW YORK. Jan n-stocks strong. Money.
5a6. E1change-ions. ss<; short. s91s. Govern.
aNEW YORK. Jan. n.-Flour quiet. whsa. quiet
NEW YORK. Jan. II. lla.m.-The Stock Market
opened strong snd buoyant the Telegraph shares
BEING again the features OF the speculation. West
100, and recovered to 1o2- American Union sold
10 Ssns 70 So but 49,
ger shares participating largely in the Improve
o. sI3Mp39M Sss 81, Ssn IA aa 12s9
Atlantic and Great Western first mortgage trustees
Certificates, &c; Atlantic and Great Western
seconds. IS. New Jersey Central coneols. llSX.
Central. 6sX. ReadiHg. 3Oh.
INV IoHK AA1K81s xED AFTERNOON.
Ths following quotations we're current in Ne~
D. 8. o p. esnt., Iia,isll2k; p: q q. sssS
sippi. y9X; Erie blK; Michigan Central l26
Hannibal and g. Joseph. 62h: Lake Shore lS2X ;
Northwest l28Hi 90. preferred, =; Iron Noun
hin, 5lX; Rock tsland. -: g. Paul. 1isS; do.
prefsrred =: Wehaah. sc. Louis and Rscins.
w: TassI.gh. l0Oss: O. O asS ]. O.. NS::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

BREAD FOR BRITAIN.-There are now on pas
sage for England, as near as can be estimated.
15,2SS, ,OCO bushels OF wheat, carried oy 334 YES.
sels or these, 14S vessels, WITH 5000 900 bushels
l,72s 600 bushels, are from the Atlantic ports OF
the United States; As vessels, with / POO 900
bushels, are from the Black sea; rs vessels with
vessels, with SIS 600 bushels are from Chill: Al
vessels. with GAS, 600 bushels, are from Austria
Lila and New Zealand.-BOStOH Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

A dispatch from Stevens Point VIA, says the
thermometer stood at So degrees below zero
here at O'Clock Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To DAY.-Internal rev
enue, s227, 1903: customs. $4Sl 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11
THE KITCHENER RANGE.

oIIy, and have spared no expense in the manufsc-
.ore on cur KITCHEN RANGES to secure . cook
,nt MIXTURE that 10 al that be desired. That We
nave succeeded, the mum Der sh 1t we have sold and
,ne subtraction they have given Is the best proof
Tuhoreds OF references in this city and Baltimore.
ne are AGENTS for the BALTIMORE, . portable
nAhse OF largest convenience and drst-class CON-
suucroa. nnequsled Ia this market.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
pcyll-2m No Ar S1sh an NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11
Michael BanMOn i'm Washington.
HR WANTS KIDwBLL's BOTTOMS AND JUHGR.


HE WANTS KIDwBLL's BOTTOMS AND A JUcGR.
SHIP.
Wash Cor. Bait Americana
Ex,State Senator Michael Bannon, OF Mary
land, was here on Saturday. and Is again here
this evening, Immersed In business. Mr.. Bau-
non, to all appearances, proposes to devote the
next eighteen months to energetic work prior
to his intended retirement from active business
pursuits at the end Of next year, when, 1t Is
understood, he will very probably make can
yass for 1udPeship IN his circuit. Mr.. Ban
mons friends admit that his aspirations are for
q seat on the bench, and he does not deny IT..
At present. however, hts thoughts are Oh buSi-
ness. He seems to be much sought after by
persons In Washington who enjoy his acquaint-
ance. and about two dozen inquiries were made
for him at the National Hotel before his arrival
this evening. One OF his recent transactions in
this city was the sale to ex-Secretary and Con-
gresham Eobeson. for $l2 900. of q piece OF
ground, three miles from the Washington city
limits, on which the eX-Secretary Of the Navy
proposes to build summer residence ami
country seat. Mir. Robson evidently looks for
ward 10 long career OF public life in Washing
ton, whether as member OF the House, Sena-
tor or Cabinet officer. Another thing which
Mr.. B8nnon comes here to talk about Is the
Improvement OF the Potomac river fats The
failure OF the House committee on commerce to
recommend an appropriation OF 81 $50 10 for
this work has inspired with courage tn ,e who
favor the incorporation Of q private Company
to carry out the Improvements,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11
THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip,

The President will hold reception Tuesday
January II, 1881, from to 10 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

WHITE HOUSE CAILERs.--Senator Brown and
Representatives DeeriHg. Shallenberger. Dick.
kelley, Pound and Hawley called On the Pres
tdpUf In tay ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

WHERE ARE You, DAN?--The NeH York Sun
made the statement that Daniel O'Reilly, the
Brooklyn member. had not been in his seat this
session. Yesterday he made q personal ex-
PLANTATION, saying he had hot been absent d ~.
OReilly said he wouldn't have noticed the mat.
nent from the newspaper, and wrote, Where
are you. DAM"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

THE COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE has now found
new objection to appropriatlng the million
and quarter for the Improvement OF the Po-
tomac flats. 1t Is now urged that there is
dispute as to the title of some reclaimed land,
(Kidwell bottoms,) which they want first set
lied by the courts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

A DELEGATION OF DIsrIILERS were heard by
the ways and means committee to-day. They
charge that vinegar manufacturers are making
whisky and avoiding the payment OF the tax
They want the yipegar section of the Carlisle
internal revenue bill repealed or storekeepers
TO be put In vinegar factories to have surVeil-
lance over the product.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

THE COMMITTEE On FOREIGN AFFAIRS Of the
House today gave free discussion to the sub
ject of the enforcement of the Monroe doctrine.
Arguments were made by Mr.. Rice, editor OF
the North iDte7'icaH IteF3eI-. and Mr.. Seiigman,
OF New York. There were also present capt.
EadS, Capt. Phelps. Admiral Ammen and the
NtcaraugUan minister. The latter was an at
tentiye listener but took no part otherwise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

EXPENSES OF THE INDIAN CoMH1ssIoN-The
House to-day in committee of the whole
adopted an amendment to the Indian appropri-
alton bill making an appropriation to defray
the expenses Of the Indian commission, the
vote standing 81 to IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

TH8 FOLLOWING internal revenue appoint
ments were made to-day: John B. Horton and
II. D. Spradling, storekeepers and gaugers, sth
district OF Kentucky: James K. Walker. do.
eth district OF Kentucky. and John W. Swavne
OF Kentucky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

BIDS for supplying the Government Printing
ONCE With paper were opened by the congress
sional printing committee to-day. There were
Q, bids. from New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more and New England, and the prices are
about the same as were made last year. The
awards will not be made for some days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11
HAYWARD g. HUTCHINSON.
az Ninth Ut. northxyest.

sives special attention 20
HODERNIZlNd DEFECTIVE PLUMBING
In c1ty residences and. having larEe force Of COM
petent Sorkmen, attend promptly 10 al Iobbinx
orders octll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

STATE PoPULATIoNs.-The census Office an
nounees the following populations: Alabama
Males 622 652; females, $50 692: native 252 6s4;
foreign, $3.50: whites, 66l 9s6; colored, 6uO s35s:
total, Les, ,3f4. Arkansas - Males, 4l6 $50
females. $50 ISL; native, 1872 269 foreign 10, 295;
whites. 59l,6l1; colored. 2l0,953; total, 500, 54
North Caroiina-Males, 6ss 164 females, III ,s36;
native, l.39G.322: foreign 3.6IS: whites, SCI, ,46I
colored, 532, 533; total, 400 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-01-11

THE FLORIDA SENATORoHIP.-The Florida
legislature viii tonight commence balloting In
caucus, for United States Senator to succeed
Senator Jones' There is no doubt that Senator
Jones will be re elected He to-day received
numter OF kilograms from his friends saying
that he would be renOminated by the caucus
Jones is In the city, preferring not to Oe
present ard take part In any canvass for re-
election.
, 1881-12-10

Tss stny has bsen set ari"at Shat Mr.
x. =. Hayes, during Me-. Tilcen's term
of Office, ordered S21. so croquet set for
wh!eh the nation had to pay, a., though
the Firs. Comptroller refused to pass the
hiM ior eighteen months, he at las, allow
ed t rather than see the eophaing trades
man lose his money. \ stroi,g Suspicion
exists that Mr.. z. p. Hayes took the Sc;
in question home t. FremoI..- Ii IS an
altogether likely story Croqnes, mid
and laeylike game, with immcn'e rssi5lii
ties for cheating, is Just the SORT OF spor
that would commend l;seli 10 a Hayes,
and Mr.. Hayes Is inst the sort "f man
that would be APT to charge his croqurr
AZ, 20 the c-v- r1.lcn' and then file it in
his private archives at Fremont Ohio
n. Y. Ford
, 1881-12-10
Ne Territorial Division.


Tie uttcrsncc, cf the Olympia S''''''
ard are generally nracuiar, but ~'ih al
A~s DEF. renee the SIarEsx.S mus- take
exceptions to All editorial IN Its list '''"'''
sossestiag rha, division Of the territory
would be .dvisst.e, for the ra'-in that
the feelings nf Eastern and Western
Wx.h;ny,en ARE So diverse in their
in,.rests and feelings During the -'s-
.on Il the Legislature there has no donot
b~eu some little Il, feeling caused b. dI-
,.r.4 inseresss, mote especially IN the
aaAt,er u appropriations and IN the 'Aih
sf removing the capital Of the territory I"
some more central point eat OF the
uuuntains. This las, We imsg:ne 's =
.tv bottom Of The s,,sness u "ar RS
pected colltempcrary. Ii the e-Pital was
removed Olympia would be ru'ned.
There are very few nowadays, eSceP'
uaybs suu.e sclicmIII. u'ltIcraurg WI"
esre i.. any chang As we are no".
tas xhoie TERRITORY IS "n ilI1 Uu.,d I" t,."'
development which will H.ks ua GIc "i
the uealthc.t and most I'ppuiHu' ,'ts
10 the Cni,u We have ever lhl1- t"
gain by strictly preserving the mi'sfl;r
Vi the territory. The Pug N'ia"d
country IS not yet strong en"us'' r. ~
zlons. and th9 .niy chance :, H"ui'i have
u by becomin, the tAil-eni # Oregon, IN
which ih-ir own cl,ahccs, nov - good, ~
kercmiDy tho center f the { MIN r,is.i
supremacy for the Northwest would 't
sfisrly and entirely ruined and Portland
a'oae would l.. the s4in,.. TIE fa-r'
Saunders are too scuSlh'e t. supply lhcil
worst enemy with waap"na & le U.e'l
against itself Let rs hear ~ Innr, -
such nonsense, iur thu mrr! pr p''ltl"n
sf divison Is too ridiculous i"r Z c.nir!n
plstion. Time ami space az mv" he.i.;
snnihlixt.d, and the tnue IS Mt ;m =
tant when the i.,.,in,.ins Ni!! Zee I sI'eu
and the iron horse VIII place E's' ard
West within few hours j"Tr : "i '".'
other aud all will be well
, 1881-12-10

THE in"n"poly oi the hand hv the gre,,
>ens'tt'~ or shc,p farmers Is a fertile
"Ircr 81 dy-cnntent ~ New Iceland. In
south Canterbury alone IL run-h,lders
have Uo fever than H.. Goa acre, Of land
y an average IT 27,p'5 acres each In
n"any cases The large runs aye partly held
IN lesse from the g,yeruuent al y few
rene pr acre. aud the holders have a..
dcIaSrminI II Large tracts cf land fr,.m
rh'ch they !,ep III cncGat, j.. or small
farmers. 10y wta, i csiiei s;-t,ing the
ritrr frN.ta.eS ani ":hsr desirable 1,lors
The e''''~tia, nee II that Ghr price u such
small farms as cau he a,lvantaa..ously
purchased Is ahn"rmslly high Unf,r-
t'i"s'ely, these >'luaJ,crs have ure,.o-
dsratlnr power iii the c,Ia,,iaI 'rr sls,ur.
and the fr's'H' ministry i hacrd To- ,Aeif
miCr-S:s
, 1881-12-10
Commercial Statistics Regarding
PICct SSara-

Dn m: thr yssr ealing JGne Sfh.
1873 lCS S,,,seis- 80 .ailIu1 aid - steam
-y.r. do~um-i.t,d y, prit Townsend,
he ,-,s; e entry ii Pus-t Sound coiiec-
ti..u J:s.Is,. With carrying capacity Of
over 81 .r3a ,as. THIS tonnage IS only
ez,c d.d IS ~ # The Ia collection dis
nt..s Il the United Stats |, exceeds
me shipping oi more 'aan o'-e-l'Ai Of the
stats IA tLa Union eJnslderei separately
See American Almanac Tor 1872 CON-
,,l.d by Ainsu o.ih j: cpotiofd, p 20.
Ia 1850 the same authority g.yes the
nl,nter Of vessels IN the Puget S'nnd
hsaixc As ll6, with Il tonnage OF - st1i-
t>see p. ~, American Almanac for looo }
Thv ,onuagr # American vessels IN the
foreign trade. which entered aud cleared
a this port during tn, yelr eudmg June
%. 1873. i, a. (, ll.vs En'ered 2G3 'e4-
els tunus.e. 1872, SIS; cleared. 2Si YES
..el. tonnage. 10. .I.N This exceeds
;hst of ,ash YES i :" cater = a"d elears"
.lur,uy the SAM uue at l2o pt the l2i
rr,r,, Il yntry # III United states, being
MY exceeded by those entered and
,!,ar.d At Bos or. Charleston, New l"'h.
Detroit ard Sm Frin,iseo. lEe?r; "i
Chief Of Bnean # Stats l., 1875 pa!t ?,
n 812 i
tn. rohns2e Il i"rei-H vs ss-i- II The
.,rcigu trade which .ntcrei aud cleared
~ this ppEt daring the yctr riG,ns jane
~. 1873, we're IA, follows Entered. 10
y,s-el. tonnage, l2,ylJ: cleared. Oi
v.s>sls; tonnage, 39,96 This Is ex-
rev,i.l by ,hst Of such Vessels entered
,nd cirarci during that time in bu: 81 ~
he Ia pnrts "i eatry "i ,he United
states. jSee part IL, i:spart of Chief of
Bar au Il Statistics. pages So.- sax.
The tonnage of iuncsleaU oc,an steam
. ,r,,c,s IL the foreign trade, which were
.ut,r,-i ai.a cleared ., sad pyrt during
.a.i ti,uc wa> entered. lIS vessels rrn-
i.a.r. l.u,I.l. c.ealcd. iNi Vessels
tuuulcc. i3i H.. Tuis = Exceeded by
rha. II -H,i vessels =, rnT,rvd and
ai,arci al "nly lWp puIts "I entry IN the
nli.I STATE, VIZ M io.k and S.s
Frare.-cr Ses lb.dsln, ?. 8iI I'm
numb, Of Yes, Il 81 this class New Yah
lone exceeds Pr, T.pnsend.
Tau tcnu,gr g. foTei-n ocean steam
rr.syls N the fu4eign trade which par,
..r,'r;eF aud clear Il At rnrJ Towns -ud
cr.s-au huu-e duling tie year eud drn4
June - 1873, IS cNeey's7i ly tia; oi
such v>stls entered and cl,-,red dunn.
ia" >a,ne time 20: bat ten nt',er l,..r'- oi
the Tnircl States See Ibiien.
/, I, e,t,na,cl tna- there are emp'oy,-,
ia a." FGg.f Nrp"d tla'ic Mt l,a,t -
deep s.a rcssc's in the e.aerd as,in4
trade whrt': aye rur.l.cl and licensed.
thus not rendering II Necessary :" make
el,fy ~ c!,ara."c a. tbs custom house
uEr-,hri u rhfs" vessels a.e a.iy .locu
mcnt,d IN the PUGET :, uni district
nearly MI the rrmrn.lrr a., form.uted
, 1881-12-10
The Way Back.

Senator .'"nes, 10 a. mt,gv.vH FGi.-
lished IN a m"rai"S i'l.erI Irt'i"t"' Nlt'
il Is nut without thu rang ri r '--l'iir-
lies that C"nLlin. may b. ideurih 4 "';h
the sd,nini-tr.ti,.n ia ALI "ihcial ,'.,-i y
There i. no other road Ly wl'ch the *
senator can rc-e'.trr pol,,:cal he, seeing
that in the late election the democrats
managed to secure possession of e
laturr Of New York. II Cork.rnl dos
mn 80 abroad rn i"rsisn ml,si'', he
can nnIy identity hins.l, ai,h ;h. l'imn-
i.sratioa by taking place la the Clhnr'-
But the same authority nlent:nnS thl-
frelinsluysen Is likely t, Ice Secretary Il
State. Folser Is Secretary "f ~, Treas
uIy. Thers Is no place IcugiuInE viii h
Csnkling would be likely T. want, eN
crpt 1t be the Attorney Gen, ralshir. Rut
Blaine is going tp return t. active P'ii-
tics by a method which ent.rclr depends
on his cwn fNerfinliS ana strength IL Is
seni i-authoEitativ,ly announced thai he
intends To run for seat III the Lower
House. Perhaps Bl.ine made 4 mistake
by ever going t" the Senate Il was III
the House alone that there w!s a chance
for the display Of those brill,au, qns'i'it,
shish made hun a leader there. Nnr
that Gashsldl' IL gone, there Is no n'''n ~
public life competent tn Contend fnr The
palm With him. The senate wa7 '"r
grave and schema a body Tor a person Il
BlsiEe's tempetanent He always ap-
psared to great advantage lii the shiclest
Of the fray, 50 to speak, in the larger.
rams animated and iu'puIsive House,
, 1881-12-10

TYEy are passing round the lat 70
send Dave Thompson. mayor III Portland,
g . trip r. Washington t. enable him to
bid un mail route contracts. The excuse
rs 10 2rt him To talh up All APPROPRIATE u
fer the Improvement If the Columbia and
Willamette rivers. ". would humbly
r,ss to ask In the name cf Cod uha, the
evo Oregon sonst,r> axe there FIR II
3reSva would hui send back John H.
Mitchell there would L. y" ccca.;": for
such tom foolrTy.
, 1881-12-10

The c"!o"y NJ TIE Aus raliau crnu,
shieh has the np>r land under cultivation
Is South An-rral.a, ~ith 2.574.ios acres
most II 1t under uhea'. Nevertheless.
-hcuSa the wheat sc,ea - /, double ,b..
III Victoria, The produce Is less. Victoria
stands hrst II population. aud. .x,,.pt
New Zeaiani, has the la-yest pubic dels
1t IS INST IN exports ard Hugor,s. and has
more raiinsaas opened than any colony
save Nv Zealand- The pablie deb, OF
N'et.:ia per head IS 50 los a. and
7eesAi'n- The interest IN rhi, At 4. rer
cent, the annual int.res, charge IS - -
I'd per heal The annual interest charge
n the whole British deb:. inc'ud;ns sink
ing iu''as, IS No, More than 10, per head.
, 1881-12-10

THaJ hlrssom of the pulv.ala"us
cert, George Q. GsEn"n, files wirh the
clark ct the House II Representatives a
ssost extraordinary pspcr, IN nhich he
frankly admits that he is h,ip. IN poly
Ssnous relations with several women. lv
sSe,a be has several children. and. tim
tssu.likc. claims to he acting hv AUTHORITY
cf divine revelation He and the nne;da
etAnh ought to b. l"cke,l M in The .am.
r,b
, 1881-12-10

IT Is said that al the next annual meet
INC Il shareholders "f the Pacific Coast
Steamship COMPANY new hoard "f direc-
tors, Will be elected IN the in.eres. "l the
Willard combination. 1t Is also stated
that segregation oi the property belong
ing u the company is possible, and hat
,hs sDuthsrn route, w.th steamer- ,unni-s
IN il. the San Louis oblspo sn" Santa
hariz valley railroad. docks, etc. viii he
disposed Of, and that Good'll, Perkins q
Co mag becume purchasers. IL Is heliel I'd
that Willard will n II car, To hold the route
south Of San Francisco, As it forms uo part
oi hisgreAt northern combination scheme
, 1881-12-10

VIZ are sorry ~ learn that five ct the
inet agur;ns mills in the world owned
ey C A Pillsbury { Co, a, Minneapolis.
have been destroyed by 6re- Some
~eels aimee the STiTE>NsN puhiishes a
full descriptive account Of these mills
, 1881-12-10

NsAr . set Of Oregon fanatics cauno,
Sss done In their csn legislature they
Haks thst Of Washington Territory per.
foeA II is no use talking sbaut our be
coming a state while such ststs of affair."
iSaf
, 1881-12-10

"aiia "a'la business n'ea repOr,s.a very
Ae'lSe y'Fr 'hus :ar, AMI n,sny Of .iem sa,
ihe'f trade has Tonisrfully increased The
SrArfsAiS Il glad D. chronicle their ,nc,,sss
ana p1inis l. IT. crowded ADVERTISING col
emns, "a the soErc- from vhz,c. IL =
iow
, 1881-12-10

FIVE ".bef arrests o; einrl"yes in the
same office bsre been ordered, including
the editorial staff
go 2grarian "utrages, including two
murders, during November
The GsIieau Trial
The assassin WAS brought up As Nit
ness and as viii be seen gave testimony
very damaging ;o himself. He vas asked
by Judge Porter " Are you insane at all.
He replied, " am not an expert let
these experts and he jury decide that.
Being pressed for his opinion, witnsss
declined tc answer. He was then sub
ject l r. rapid series Of questions, and
SOON began TO show signs II irriiabiity
and anger and his replies, When given Al
all, usre II 81 II, ierky sentences. He
was asked il he laid IN wait for the
Presidc~' j. any alley by nighr, and aiier
81 h7G- .I-I4 h. said
Now you're on that Il! gave you ia,e
news III tell y'u wha; "ccurred that
eveping July Isl. ."
Witness then detailed his movements
up to the time he saw the President aEd
Secretary Blame emerge from the house
Of the latter ana walk down II h street
Guiteau said They walked along 5"
lovingly, arm in arm, they had their
heads together like school girls, Their
fellowship MAS delightful, anu il c"n-
iirmed me IN the b hef that Garfield had
sold himself body and scui 10 Blaine, aud
that Blaine Was us.ng HIM to ruin the
stalwar ring OF The republican parry.
Guitead here became ipriously excited
ard plunged int. Z w..a hsransu- de-
nouncin@ BIsin- A. bold, wicked, de-
signing man, wao wanted 10 rnin The
republican party IN revenge for the two
tunes he had bern slaughtered by poiiu
cal Conventions. Striking his E., on the
denk with considerable violence. lr
shontel, Yes, sir III my op.ninn, Blame
is equally responsible ior the death of
Garfield Recess.
At 20 the examination of Gus
,eau Was resumed Wlin ~ did not in
tend Ia remove the President on the niaht
hat he visited the Christian church. lie
went to see where the President sat tie
meant t. remove ham Whenever he cou,d
find a favorable opportunity. II he had
removed lnm then lie worid have shot
him through the head. He visited the
Jail about the first of June. He wanted
"a see It he,auze he expected he would he
akin there Tor removing the President.
He had his pistol with him i'll the alley
N the night nf July l. lie tnok il oui
and examined it, and w"ui probably
| have shot Garfield that ~, ,ht if he had
been ai"ra, bu; Blame WAS with HIM 1t
was a hn; might and witness WAS nnr feel
| ing well, So lie dill a"t shoe: the pst ei
dent that night.
Judce Porter Dill You think i; W"uid
make yen better I" pull that trigger
/ Guiteau angriiy, and mE'tering about
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, ness st'a' haI :" move myself Il! I"
u al 'iIe 'iiiie-
J Judge Porter i"Hi '-'as,''e'ce 'r'"G-
!ed You, "id ~
: Witness hecanr " - ''nsf! ai.'i eNc:ted'
ana ret"rted, 'con eIenre las nothing to
d" with T..
From the first Jf June never had any
: doub. Of ia. necessity E.r his removal
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aas h'ta'i's '' Il" "i'" u.
I B"IE" pressed tor hi> .Cas Ii Tor wanting
! Ia 90 t. ial after klIn. tI4.. president,
/ tiaitcau sail:
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, 1881-12-10

6iSnlkCK Knows how L. deal wi.h
Normonisu. He sends all the Mormon
missionaries cu, of the country under
pplhs escort If other fureisn countries
would do likewise fewer people w"nli Ne
dsludsd by the false representations 81
thrss emissarie. from Utah.
, 1881-12-10

The SUNDAY Aw.-Elses mere We print
the Sunday lax, for An advance copy OF
which the srAIssNss is indebrsd TO ita good
srieud. the Hon 2 F. Rees-
, 1881-12-10

Mr. Brodeck continues bis interesting hi--
10y Of bis travels in Als.ks IN tins issue.
He . . graphic writer AVID docs his subicc,
fan iasfice-
, 1881-12-10

AH c.sss before the Irish land COM
- Are nov n the neighborheod of