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Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
The Court Record.

Court ofCOmm0m Fleas-JudGe Torrance.
 In this court yesterday was commenced the
 suit of J. H. Keefe vs. A. T. McDonald- It is
 an action to recover $500 for groceries fur
 nished in 1871. The defense claims that the
 debt is outlawed, but the plaintiff alleges the
 receipt from defendant of a promissory note
 which had about year to run when the suit
 was brought. Blydenburgh, Hayes and
 Penny for plaintiff; Williams and Downs for defendant.
 City Court Criminal sIde-Judge Shell don.
 Charles Roberts, breach of peace. to July 30; William P. Butler, same, judgment sus- pended; William F. filling, breach of peace judgment suspended; Thomas Sheridan
 breach of peace, to July 2s; Charles A. Howe embezzlement from tte New Haven Patent Rolling Bed company. to July 29; John Mlnogue, defrauding Fair Haven and Vest vile Horse Railroad company, to July 2S; William Doherty, resisting Officer A. Bradley, $1 fine and $6.18 costs; Timothy J. Dooley and Nicolini Rich, breach of peace, to July 27.
 The Man Who Desires to be Opened. Michael Kelly is still rowing about carry ing with him that recalcitrant stomach 
 which of late has so intensely annoyed him and profited the doctors. After visiting all l the doctors of Norwich and pleading in vain with them to hold consultation with regard to opening his stomach and removing the
 ball of fire within him, he began a journey of visitation to the doctors of the cities within several hundred miles of this place. He has
 visited physicians at Worcester, Boston, Prov | idence, New London, Hartford, New Haven
 Bridgeport and New York, returning home
 by private conveyance from New London, on Sunday morning, without having obtained any relief. He expended hundreds of dol lars in the past few weeks in his attempts to l induce some one to make an incision into his vitals for the purpose of investigating the cause of all his trouble. He has been a hard working man and has earned for himself and | family home, but under his present delu- sion is rapidly squandering all his property His friends feel that he should be restrained and probably steps will soon be taken to pre- vent his making expensive pilgrimages to the city physicians for the relief which none of l them can vouchsafe to him.-Nor7oich Bul- leti,a.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
Spetial 1otites.

Children's carriages c. Cowles & Co.,,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-27
THE WEATHER RECORD.
LOCAL NEWS.
u.AnR MamAAMm-

Reading Matter on Every Page.l
, 1881-08-25

During her residence In Washington City sl,e
enjoyed nil IntInasc acquaintance with Pres
ittcnt Garfield, mud to-day expressed Tho
,tcepcat sympathy for him antl tho country
oit account Of tho great National af.
tficltol,. She stntes TINT When slIo
first knew the President llo was
IT slight frame. mt weighing moro,
: II, her Judgment. tl1nn 160 pounds. At flint
tlll,n lie wns greatly affected will, dyspcrsiN,
am! epa'h !,asa!y eat anything. shs las
frequently henri him say III tl,e presenco of
l,rr husband mil fr1cntls That he wo,tsl not
live more than forty-tive or iifty sears. Sho
thinks TINT lie was supcrstltlous IN tllfs tts-
spcct+ mil states tint ,fr. Kerr wnnltl
frequently la,p', Mt his fcnrs, anil tell him
tllnt 1,u would live to lie MI u1d ,ua,,. At this
tho General would shake his llcatt soirnln1y
nnd say. mo, | won't, Kerr; tcll sou
will mt live many years" Mrs. Kerr sroko
Of Mrs. Garfield in gIowtng terms, slescrEl,-
Ing her lis "noble iist!p wnn,a'I WHO MI
through thu terrible alIa'r llas acted braycly
atltl w0nn,lty."
, 1881-08-25
STATE BOARD Of EQUALIZATION.

SrRtSaEGK1.n, ILL.,, Aug. ai.-At tbs meet
Ing OF the S.ase Bonfd Of Equalization to-iay
Mr.. W. 4. N. Crouch, ut tlle Tenth District,
presented his credentials and WINS sworn In.
Il lctter was read fr0ul j. Staulcy Brown,
thu Presidents secretary, acknowledging t1lu
receipt of tile resolutions OF sympathy with
President a,td Mrs. Garfield ntoptcI by tl,o
Board.
Mr.. Scott offered tho customary resolution
relative to tic basis Of the assessment, rs fol-
lows: 49,,
1,csotrtd, THAT, IN tho opinion OF this Hoard.
the rcnl and pcrs0nal property Ut tho State ii
assessed at 10 per cent Of ftS cas yaluo for tho
ycAs 1851.
This was inata the special or,ier for Sent.
!, and will In all probability bo adopted, lp..
Ing tlle same percentage agreed upon last
yElr, and bcrntlso tho aggregate N8sysse,l
valuation OF tia State l,aa increased but pur
cont over lust. Year. T'lla Committees Ut tic
l5lnru tlro making good progress,
Representatives OF a,U Chfungo Il Alton
at1 tho GlllcaKo 4 Northwestern IsaIlrDntls
apleare!l before tho ltattr0aA Committee to-
ttny, nn1 submitted thu statc,nantS OF t)lpsp
fontls. 1t ts pr1labl0 that tho assessment nf
railroads will cnInlnnnce Ht,nIe ttnlu l,oxs
week. III the course Of llfa 6tntenuht to tho
Cnt!!ltltten tho representative Ut tho ChleaHn
" Northwestern stated that 1t had cost tllat
Calnuaur S;an, ,O00 Inst winter to su1noyu tho
SHOW frblM Its trucks.
, 1881-08-25
AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL Ass0r,,.
TIM Sh
Special pispftffh 10 :,

Special Dfspatth to TT ehft,qa 7,,,r,
KANSAS Cirr, Mo-, Aug. n..,-:rhu xe.,,,
tlays sesslu, OF tile AMERICAN Ihar,u,s"aa u,,"a
tical Association l,as twuu .leyu,p,. l., 81.
tleet'ol' or officers anil the regular or,,s, u
business. y humber Ut Interesting =, "
unrs II, rcsio1se II queries were ' ,s,s ~
w!ltcl! proved ,lIEahty entertaining > ~
The large m1!,al,er If t!,.isga,es ,,,ss 70
ent. Tile following oIsh.eis 1c' wrre c,ss.a, ,pss1
M ir ,',a!; !|If r!!;',li'E ~ ysif: Irrfl,lcnl pmf
Htl!S,'1 Hl1 En!Isn E l'Alter, Of California: serssI
'rhlra Vicn,:rrrsttEr,lt. .lullI, i. Jls' JiIlss'
of OhjU; Treasurer. CI,nrles i, 9Trt; Tmi:;t
Of Now lla,n!sl.tre: prru,allrnt 'SS.,s S.ss
rptary,. John II. AiaisrI, Of ,s,'r. u's.
sylrntttn: 1,epurtrr ntl il!e p.ac1sa. ',l,
nf rhArnacy, &. Lewis l)tsll!s, Of keut,,r1tsrS'
Illn following committees were optwntsyii
" Inst nights sessitl: Eamlliit,ee On Ijrus
Market, l.sm1s l.e!,s, nf Srw Yurk y uHaIs. '.Is
mum. .taincs q. stenlc of California 1aII' pW
Cantjtins Of Alabama, YhDmns Wi,itessaIl..i tasI.
# Illinois. .1u:!m i, SmiiiI of stsryiisa"t%5;; iat5;
tn!n,nitten u! l'appls n,ul Quetes.J y, I,im'ii
9f Ohio lGitllrlnan|, SttarS. .,,nblpr Of Ycw Y
i0rk, William W. Bartlett 0f Nassashh,.
sntts: Cuntl,fttec.Dl, Prtke Essuys, c, I,s%sx
DlGlll 0f Kentucky (Cl,atrlrtlill, Joltn
JiIslg1 Of Uhip, Emil Sglsifer Ut kehtisky:
Committee nll Legislation, .JOt,n II. Nni.rb
Of l'cllrstfvauin tChaIrnlH,), i. Ii, Si~ts
herd Ol Massachusetts Charles A1ollr qi Ill.
blllu.
, 1881-08-25

ready tlore ato fifty tents III tic ground, Zoo
hrecclllnndli,R rllrs, md three pieces uf nrlt.
lcry. Two companies Ut fifty nle,i cacl,, all
sottttcrS from Shnrpsyillc a,Ml 1tusslnvllle,
this county. tnportel tsrtlay. To-m0rrrow
the crow,l will arrive Companies fro,n 1'e-
ri, G.ogansmrt, ntni Mu,lcln will arrive VI.
tho tnurnflig strain. 'r,tmorrow afternoon
tlo, uniformed rank ii, tho knights nf
t'ylllias, Nh q, tho l,nys win wnn
the fai,rcls rrtml ElIca1o 1T LafNy@
ettc. will Htyp I'll nxllttlttpl drill,
nMJ OIL Friday tho sllnm lnttse will nr fought.
'lllb following are tho ottEcrrs: T. N. kirk
lasrie's, C,n,l,,nnainv n.'.Srr IT tho i'ost. !.
T.. Kirk. Post Atljtttnut: Il. t.. llcnitel. Chief
1T Artillery. t'oor2a Alstson, .tirn. t'il'snn
Of UliE0, nit! tson. Nrestasi! Ut fmltnllnW,lEs.
,.re ex.ectttl to In t,rnselt ttprnH tim r..lnnl
1,R ,lnys nj tic ty1il0il, nEl will address, tic
l]DyY lii filllu. rlc busliesS'llnliHes A1nl the
rtsi'le1lces I'LL over The city ,try handsomely
Decorated, nhlt pnr city Is III holiday ntttrp t>
welcome tho Ituys III flite.,
At the Veterans reunion t0.tny, ttny
I'laisled anatc II sjIcsclt Of welcome tn. tho
sui,i!ers N,ls sltipi*. tttttt wns. followed by
tlpl,. q. q. flnwnrsl tx.tiDv. Wnss!a,i,rf. Rthl
others. RESOLUTIONS uf gnl[utence MD SYN.
Iitliy with thu President were lils,etl, asld
forwarded to Washington.
, 1881-08-25
CQnfllCI 0E Authority.

lsIcnMoSts, Aug. :,l.-Tlmro Is conflict OF
authority between Magyar Enrrington and tho
llIcl.faontl Il AlIegl,uny Railroad, in co,isss-
quenea OF ths act1uh Vt tho former Inst night
III having tie wator turned from the canal
about tw0 miles nbove tho city into the river
10 rs to f1l n measure supply tho tla,u wnicl,
feeds tue city watar-works. To-uay tlta rall-
road people clused tho gatest hut they were
aKaill 1Ir!lctf nllti tho tlllInAd Eeopu sought
Wnrrati!A tor tug unrest Ut tltuse opening Thu
Enles. TAo railroad peaplA nre Willing tn
Da!n, alout nlne ,ailes aboy0 tic city, wliicll
COURSE they think would Klru tho needed ri,
llci: THO Common Council! Is GntIeavt.rlllg to
devise 4 l'lan 10 SECURE permanent rultot,
, 1881-08-25
Further Developments in the Case ol
Morton, the Blgamlst and
SWindler.
The Terror Of tho Blue-Grass Re-
gion Killed by His Brother
in.Law,
Parties to M OLD Fond In Texns Sottte
the Mattor by Killing Enclt
Other.
Similar Qunrrols in South Carolina
and Ohio Reault In Mur.
dor.
MORTON. THE tjrGAAtt9T.

Srtetat Dt.ra.eh /, 7,.r Czlir,eo Trthnnt.
t}oEroS, Aug. M.-t:sja,,sni for Morton, Tho
btgannEst nnt forscr, t,aye tlleu MI applica-
tfun fnr n writ Of llnbcns curpns, atltI l,car-
Ing will tm given In l,ostan Friday .nol1ling.
1t Il claimed In tho petition, wls1cl, Is slghch
by fiullOng Il. Atorton, TINT Afurstn II not
his right mime. mid tlnlt The warrant surrnu-
'lering him tD tho Virglnta A1tth0ri-
ties. signed by 1.Ia,,t..tioy. Weston,
Inns been issued witfnut authority ot
law a,ltl inlprsvhlcntty. TIM rrfsnner WIS II
t!avc started ,,,. On Ilis WY South tlis after.
next wcek. There aru two u.lsor ieslulslslm,s
by Goy. Holiday. uf yirgnia. fnr Marvin,
o'le nllte!nE t,!E',ns, tho ot!sr torgcry., Thu
o'ie which Inns lwe,, granted nlle9es bbtu1i-
w. money BY tnfse pr!tescs fss,M tho First
nlcNt llpon Morloi,'s lno,,cy a,sd w,ltel l,ns
been re!Iloyed. Anosllcr wife. inarrIts! ut i.
lns turned .up IN Nashville, Tsun.,, n,,l Mar
WINS lr!ft t,sl her fnt!ler wis for the modes:
swim OF $500. NJ. prosecution was !,,,s!e II
tic case, as nutUrfety W,ls not cotlrtptl.
, 1881-08-25
EriNilt0ti.

m, ,,ht,.,.,.4 tni,,,.i, IL, rrrI,sb vntrr,ne,
nluir,s i. isr;,S1'tt,,, .y5,r, IL s'nntimrs calst
.on,j1,,-by. ths Sci. ai, which ii slso aad sod
S ttti,.. , tr'ihs. wMm sn h.eu. !. IN H. il
T. s ~ tp:,f.r Frr, corayia ihar
ts,,,,w i.t",;y', ~ ~ E., y,'tn, s1,arc. Tbt
t.s ,,s ~, s,, % H.. II =, itttfr mare tbu1
% NJ, ht,,1' nj tatst ta i'm ,ussu,l.cTs uf t1pu
st ..,e .,,n;, u"s, ,"r "mrc iii aits,
M = tt ,. T., VIZ w HSt",mn. nd
h.st ~ y. = .,no u .,i a ~ ,v,p IL m tho tier nra
1ri.. ii ~ % it,ss unn,i hot,r,, siark III
i.ot,Ji, H r9peato' @ s .l Il enl!i sc.o, whout ths
.,har,, nm'wS .rt;t, ..car.cs. III nf crowd.
fnph Mru iuu pp'',,,.Mies n1 tfs ftecs
III ,[,s.' ou.H ,.<s r. hd ,,iiar n the Strand
nr pi,.,iti1y. md % ill., tocknuy dtajcct. w!th IL
sott drawa and mlslsd as!lraSsll oG'ln TO- os' ID
u!lGHnT iI.it MY uthua. .s nv In.scs .irnuAt.
sogni HOE sastnoa py 'nMmS ,xar oasss aIatIus,
w .hH INV. us nr no ratY,
III Esase is!s sosi.ty Il another hss55.a'g. tns =;
e.irsi1ni.t nf y tny or the sisues1, n r,cr nr cuY
twn' wauks holiday s!no&ca nl9 Us'gs r. a,sDtT.
MMo sts nan snrltnps tEnt g1srfuktnn sas not
nsta .1.. ~ tn atactatn Gf ts own
ciass. ei'sS ''p'''e''' ''' 'A' ~ -ahn
Aat though nrngticAlly !neorpof,nH.ea IT, u,ty. aad
nMHhtaals MY Ms!set @way ttam ttass'nx ~ Ensso
vnk lt.t"e11 tho IVY A!u 1ss".s snl stcient
vtU;.s rt w!a T uhia t% sy ti1,m l iIics whcn ~
mug boyod the spacious !atss q e. as''u" sc,ne q
Under the lux I'LL Ilhneis WnG!i - ,tsen tope
etnfy w EhAr!es l!cnac: aAi. IT. snans of ,hs
aefylee ~ avt'on: oser aao ~ XXX Gr,aboc cuttings
eeFn tf!axsn. taInnRn u H. wv to 1ah'
!nnd + hIS!sr sno fl'aE9t tsss OH sho au
Htuks VI buu9P NEu ncVu tntse"n ss, nnwns -
, 1881-08-25
RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION.
enS.

spfeal UUoNlfE TO Tia CA1eda0 tribune,
SpHlNarIEEu, Ill. AlIg. aA.-I'ho Railroad
mud Warehouse Commissioners hayo been
obliged to tako IL vacation md temporarily
suspend tlla revision Ut the schedule OF rail-.
ROAD rates. Commissioner George N. Noeue
~ suffering from Ills Mlll1,lnl attark ut 6ay-
f9yer, aud loft tttlRy for Lake Minl.ulonk;l.
IN eollaeqsel,ca Vt which u, reeesy nr Two
Wnuks l'tla l'eeIl tAksn by thq l.oar&l, Tile
su,l III Mtlllaautil alla l>ak4,a, uili by Judge
AtIKea In Colorado, while COMMISSIONER
Smith sylll continue hiH inspection, 0f tic
yoasls OF tla State.. AZ so9ll as air. NngWe's
lealih VIII pbr!nlt ttle commissioners will
resllllo work u, the schedules,
, 1881-08-25
TILE INDIANS.
4flAir CHANCES IN COLORADO.
S,xefai fltsnifeh Ia Tnk G1.tccn1 Tribune.

A1lMf CHANCES IN EOLDHAUOs
s,vesal nt,pateh to ne cAttsao Tribune.
liAwhtSs, Wyo., Aug. as.-tcM. Hunt,
commanding Thu Gaurtccnth Infnntry, witt,
his staff nnti large pnrton or. his regiment,
arrived ilere lya sppcial train FROM S4.ls
Luke City, ailtt left to-day for tho Old Utu
Agency OH White l,tyer, Colorado. This
regiment IL tnk,ng tlu sutton III tho lnuian
country of the Sixth Infantry, which Is t0 l,c
nsscihbtetl ut Fort l1miElas, 1icar Snlt f4akc
City, ttnlcr t'ell. ;McCook, latcly Of Glen.
SiIurnaN's staff.
Col. I1aywortil, tho well.kllo"h Spoclal
Inspector Of tho Interior Department.. mr.
rived hero to-tlay, bollnl for the White
River Utu ARcItey. lfe has Just left
the NayaJo Agrilcy III Northwest
ern Saw AInxicn, ani reports matters thern
uulut nld Hn Un,l,reAk i,ruMblu n:hnlg tll9
l,,rge tribe Of lntltAlls. liz stnsns tllut Whft-
Thunder, TIC iiuw Chief pf the Sfutx, WIto
takes tic placu of Sp3ttetl- Tall. lntely ,Ntlr-
tlcret. l,t,sscsss in,ily of the admirable traits
q, th9 !c!d Cllleftatn. ii,clMdn1 Il s'r1mg
frie,nlship fur tho whites. The rs'''tiya! Df
tthe Northern Chcynrnes from ti,o in,,ian
lGrrttary buck To their oIt! aga1'cles nutung
tI1U SlOHx wis recommended 1hllc !ltllB nEtl
By En llnywarfi. tis!i. Pous. t;tll. Sheridan,
ntltt nt1ur elltIlrht military U!tcers. This
crutrt nb0nt to lie EbnssMmnietf, Will Insure
paAce l,eruafter with tho Ct!Gycslties. oiie Of
tho STRONGEST Nl1d ,Il,st wMrIilig tribes Ut nlt
tile lntlntls Of tho Western pfnIns.
, 1881-08-25
IN GENERAL,

ut.A1SE's AFrETtSo0N pislATcJ.
WAsi1SHroS, u. e., Aug. A.-The follow.
ing was sent thls attcrnoon:
j. Il. LoteeH, Afintster. London: According TO
tho opulon OF Ills physicians, thern IL no marked
chanKb III tho Presidents uyntlftIou since tic
lust dispatch. At this hour, half-past u. 1n.,
there IL some indication Of uu inoreass Of foyer,
which NAV In part hayo boon caused by tho III
creased heat OF tho day. lie continues 10 tnko
liquid food, and docs not deem tronblctl With
'aRusca Or Indigestion.
JANIS G. DLArHE, Secretary.
Hts NIGHT uIsfATCIi.
Tho following was sent to-lllght:
Lopt1', Minister, London: Tho I'rcstdeut has
aot gained to.dsy. Hu has had u higher foyer
which began earlier than usual With bis febrIic
Flao. In tho afternoon all inolsls1 Waz tnnio Il,
Tho swollen parotfd R'and by DR., 1IamIltnn. Tho
Low OF nua therefrotn was snail. Ono fRyprn.
bio symptom, bis swallowing liquid fool With
appnrent relish and digestion, has continued.
but tho general feeling up 10 midnight is ono Of
Increased anxiety. nLAlNH, Secretary.
nrl AoHEw NEcAIhED.
DR.. Bliss sent the following telegram to-
day:
WAslis0Tox, d. C., Aug. :.s.-Dr. Ifapxs hu.
new. 1hlaaelnhta: THO subject OF tho rulnoyul
OF tho President from the White House Is boluR
seriously considered. We dustse your ltn,uc-
o1atc prosehco. Answer. y. ". Bl.sRB.
LIT. Agncw VII! 10 here at lo::U tonight.
sfHrATAf ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
LONDON. Aug. A.-UnlteA Statcs Minister
Lowell writes to the London Times tllnt l,e
las received dlspatcll frntl Secretury
I'alne ACKNOWLEDGING the arrival at Wasl,-
iaston OF ntl1nerous addresses TT sympathy
forwarded by ME',ltowall ffont varlous pub
nc oottleS al'd from otllcr soa'rces In Ureat
Dratal'l III regard To President Garfield. liz
s"ys there IS no WY OF canycytag
10 the corporations alul private per.
SONS WHO sont thos0 addresses q
recognition Of their uDllrtcsy by
tho Government. Mr, Lowell. therefore,
asks the Tinea tn publish all extract OF Il
dlspntcl. at Mr, Dlalnu's, stating thnt tile
numerous addresses recUlvcd In trRunl to
Alr. {inrtiNlh c4,tnut but furthar atrenutfei
Tic affection, fur the mother country already
existing In the hearts Ut tho Amerionn peo.
, 1881-08-25

INSULTS OF y HuSn Asn.o
.. PATTON, hlsst.
S'stf"i D1rasth to The chttaao 7.z,,,.
A[tEwArKEE, Aug. M.-,frs. rr,"aa
ley. ute Miss fullrr, daughter is' NJ i, Dua.
Fuller, forhtcrty ono Of tl!c ,Scn,,'',J. ~. j. !.
llsllcrs. hut latterly pras,,y,nv ,"es Inn. +, pub
rnrk, rolntnfttetl Suicide Vi hrr i,', H." N ae#
Mlmttl, near UrnhEr, N. T.. tmt NJ ,ili.eatS i,",iie 81
Tho t1lisa wna nIngsr and ,tn,rt.Ia,ay .IIn',ay las.
tt.alt nf ttlo dtssi!.RtlaA Of ;,nr r%Hs %,.h o; A.
was hnr'l In Milwaukee,, hid ln"'Hi wns NJ, VI,
y';'rs qf agc, bea'ttIful. nlui tal@cntsdo @ do''E} =
;'s; Was v,ry Fy'9tsT n1,x ~ tt is w,k lrr u,S,S
Of lIts wife. WV "'se9llFua
, 1881-08-25

Jot1SsroN, EdgetleIl Co.. s. G., Aug. aa.-
4 terrible trngotly occurred ubout ten miles
fr0M thfs placo to-day botween J. w. Iluz.
zarl arAl Ills sun nnd ], ", Zimmerman, in
which Zimmerman WIS killed and Inzzaru
md non sUriuusly wounded. An old folltl
WIS thu ca!lse, Of, the atfFsy. The Weapons
,sud waru aUuble-burrulo1 fhotguas.
, 1881-08-25
r,tniton was held tonight, however. AGneW
Ml,n witfihnt previous preparation atit nftcr
lnyI1r ]llnttC cjl9NEcU1CtltS for tu-sliOrrDw.

rnltn,son WIS held tonight, however. Agnew
n,nn witfin1.t previous preparation atlt1 nfter
layIng Nlattc engagements for to-suorrow.
TitE cAn,SHy Aa.E: Inefficient
they knnw what tho deliberations Of t1le
physicians arc. 1t II said thai t,orp wns
omr Talk of atcntor. Of trip ttuwn tho PIT
pr,lnc, Of n rapid journey byspecfa1 trnl,l IN
tx hours 10 Long 1,ranch. ,,Afentos, It was
Md. was TOO far. and tho in!ah,t mir was MT
mud. i trip 0n thu l'utotlaG Would be IT.
,.rlous, ns the machinery ut tho ship wnuth
a,tse too much motion and lar him. The mir
t Long fIFnnc1t wins regarded tic best, mt
~ ono was willing 10 shy t,at It woaitl h,
.afe To remove hin. anywhere. 1,r. isliss
tattl last t.tgl,t that
iEstovAL wout.n M EQUIVALENT TO
DEATH. ..
Or. Boynson said Tonight TINT Il wt'tla he
Is wise to PIT sword Into his bnwels. Tile
opinions of the other surgeons coa1A not 1t.
lscertatned. ,rhcru fs to be another coNstl'
s1tton III tho morning. Ttlcrr Of cntirsc Is
great alarm mt tho ll,lis,sat neet!ng. Srcrt-
pry }lnfnc's dispatches arc glooIny, Ills
nnEllago IL still more gt0tmy. 11c
;alks like one WHO IN conyincctt TINT
lilo end IS near. Il.e general Impression is
that tho surgeons wit decide TINT tiao 1'rrst-
fn,n,,c,,t ,,crI tn l,s irt. nnd tl,e fcnr IL rc-
,,rwc,i lint Ir IL h, 10 }sss nryil ~ Tie s5ck.
1,c,t ,yhrro In lica. sttlf. rr. Voo,lwnrtl.,
xvhn Ia in c1,nruc nf tha 1,rcsfticnt nj this
},oWr, snys That he Is no worse than l,e was ut
O'Clock.
1:S0 4. ".
The surgeons, 1t is said, arc likely to de-
cido that tho President cannot be removed.
This decision, In view Of the urgency with
which tho demand for the removal l,as been
1nade. is likely to be followed by Ito belief
that the s,lfEco,,s really have little h0pe of
, 1881-08-25

1ttNt.t
spttsdt Ih3pdtth II III tAtea:e 7tterat.
kEoKus. H., Aug. al.-'rltu falt campaign
WIS Opri,etl to-tlHy BY tic meeting Of thu Lee
County democratic Convention ut West
Point In nuI,ttnau officers fur tho cnnltng
election. The frlst'wting nominations wc,e
Nude: j. Schrurtlcr fur Treasurer, J. 4.
Sl,n for Shrrtfr, Z. II. rrl,ue fur Auditor,
II. Z. .sfijlu fnr Senatnr. uil for tllu i@ristn-
ture Frnnk Allyn nl!d J. s,,nnks. f'so cos-
vcutlpp passed 1lr quietly, nl4t Ia Tho uyernKe
outsider II wnuhl aprear tlint ,tll WIS lar
n'nilosls hh.l appy, hut 'o.t1lsllt there + 7
llnwl utmn nEl aittes, nlitl Indications paint
stn,ilE'y to tl1e thrnwlnu ott 1T ut Iea.t ll,ree
of tlsrsM,d1tlate*t tla Dei!lncracy Ut t!ts city
trGntnInnt OS tllcl,I liy' the ClYentIui1. II the
!snpllicans i'lako. no mistake IN tilclr Sc
leetns. It Is s.!,eraly, ,cDs!e'tctl lint they ca,i
e.sl1y e!pct nj teast tho Treasurer, Senator.
null O,!t Representative.
DEs AfulSEs. H., Aug. 9i.-'lliD Atlnns
t:ounty Republican. Cp,IrenEion lt,-t,ny Ut
Corning nOll,satetl.J. II. Clark for lilo t.c.Is-
lnturt antl Instructed fur Alel)tll fur United
Suites Senator.
, 1881-08-25

MESnorA, H., Aug. A.;-Mv. p!errepomt
Edwards, OF Earlytlle. one Ut tho oldest sell
tlurs In this section Of tho country. at,d prob
he caIlcd to Ills wife to light {. lamp: Size
got lip tt, do 10, and u, her return found lIlin
dead. DagcNSttl WAS about Il years Of nge,
and WINS cUils(t(urmt quito robust. Ills DEATH
Is attributed tO huurt-lEsenso,
, 1881-08-25
liPHTHERIA IN A H0TEl

CoSConn, n. H., Aug. :4.-uwlna to ths
number Of e0scs ut 'lipl,theria Mt thu l'ructu
1lnlisc. III Antlovcr, S. H.. tic GUESTS have
ltft TINT ilute !. t)nu hundred If them lHls,e,
t!itut,Kll tlse city for tllctr HtHles yeslenIay
Three t(Eatts l,stHe 0cellrlil ut The llotut and
one llGl.Holl IL lltW L! OF the titsrAse.
, 1881-08-25

! asesry 1S 1rs ssa e i NosSasa,a st' S
al hclfess, and. 6e!rE .na, It 70 ey ii: VIZ
ortY, was constantly, 1epfpaseesseGfy esfyed to
with th[s l1Mentabla lack. !tosoeci frIm ~
proohIal authorities Of Nonae,,,ssh ,s anss should
4k. IND Euyn llreutto.s ibat ar,1nt. III ~ t.lae
ba nsaoe. WfttlI, tts htAlow .tnh ~. hat Qwncd 90
tcSi ustato, Ia iais dsS 10 ss.tYi5 ssi.,isr ino -
ttonltx lOoks through the iron II sEeIetvsV y
h0Ilow ouk whase Sits Ia stale @p'
tho LuF1 qf WinlcrsbelIp-
, 1881-08-25
LARGE EXct1RSl0NS.

C1SciSSArl, o., AUG. .1.-'rwo hundred
a,stl iifty nIcn,bnrs Of tn A,llerlcan Assoela
tlnIi for thu advancement Of Science wrntb ,,
ttn CINCINNATI Southern to Chattanooga Y
ttay, Mlttt Il lnn!lral wcnt BY Louisville h
the 1In,,lhioti, C;lye.
, 1881-08-25
SENATOR SESSIONS.

ALBANY, n. y, ANE. .4.-'rhs trial oi
Senator Sessions on t1lU ciarEu of br!bias
AsscnblylDay Bradley during the Into cnn.
lest for United StMtes Senntuss is cxwctclto
fWgl H.. .Sept. II. Tho Atlorney.Ge.laral will
rtnt!lot tito trial. sts provided by tlIs SlaEs
, 1881-08-25
OBITUARY..


snt,a. nupa,eh IL ~ rsieoa' % 7rt,un.
w,s,,,w,.r,s. +, I, sn" ~ ..;,.nr,. ,r
Riggs, the lsoted lMnker. 1!ea yesy suddenly
Mt Iis country plnco Il, Murytat,s1, t,elr L!.ts
cH,, 1T 3.D tl,ls morning. jln j,ntl beun nj
fnr son., ,r,,nta in,t iii linn, in,,,,,,,.trc,
and wts expected to recover. llo was setzetl
with c0l,gest1sH etlifl aIltl suddenly ,iie.l.
Sir. Riggs was ubout 10 years Ut nge 1T tic
tlu,e uY hts death, and Ind hcsu fav yt.ays.
t,,ro,tu), lis c,,,,'sct,nn viii viii William Wflson
CoftOrth mil UcorGu l'enboly, Ulla 0f tho
ns0st EvoMine!.t baMkers tn AB,erlsn. 'rlm
],ousc Of Corcoran 4, Riggs, Of which he was
fnr ,na,,v vrnrs tho iuninr ,'orn"r nn,l ,v,,ir,,
,'..'' ' 1."'o .. Wv J''''4"' p"'a', "'.e ""'"
Dccah,e NfSgs ~ 20. nttef thu IT,
, 1881-08-25

shspherp, tor : ua.aiber i f' ot yours ciet + 'Del.
'nty'colector Ut the Eighth Dstrlct, has .s-
signed 10 become Secfotury aud TFeasurer
of the "4'alokas Yalley Coal Company, at
Princeton, Ind. Collector Aferrlam llas tilIe.l
tho vacancy itl atrIct Recordaloa with Civil
, 1881-08-25

Brighten. Jahn pouu tclcgraul.ctl from
Fort tartnild, Colo, to Gen. Shordan's
headquarters yesterday TINT tho lust dis
Ut The rehlnnllt Of the ImlLan rui.turs ,tllto
Mexico, with tro6ps following eight hours
brfi1.l. Gun. Pn.,u snys turtlor: alt is li,-
possible yut 10 tell V Init Injury WIS tlnia', MS
Tho newspaper rgi,osts aso asnM,st nttogethcr
sensational, most OF them bnsctess. Tile
Mpscaigr!s Wl!1': t4incd t!s ralders !!ayo
sn9ly hiul III "a,I,all parties through THO
mountains. but they. viii bo hunted out o,,
their reservation star us pnsslble.n =
, 1881-08-25
CONVENTION or DEAF MITES.

tlAnH.ssH' III, 1'a., Awg. a4.--A Conyentjm
Of Deaf art Dumb, principally of this sts.a
net this morning to forlu III organization
fur ttGtr own advancement. \ tcmporarr
organization, WINS ciTec,.tl, alEt cniU,uit;r.
Ill. peF'nAacnt organization and bylaws ap
pufi1trt1.