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{KOOD BOARD and rooms in private fam
-" iy hVc minutes walk To The Great south
nahhg boating and hshng roU-boas and battling houa
H'ci terms, - "A week. "A. {. IIAWkINS /
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- 49, between New YORK. AND UAVRI.
Idrfof omptnv new, 80 IL N,rih of
traveller ny ils lin" avoid both tnglsh rail.
way and the dsconlorts OF crossing tho Channcl In small
boat.
FRANCE. TrulclIc Wcnos Inv luv u e f. NJ
tANAl \, rran"rul. Medurs inv r : II , m
JARih COX, JUuCln. Mcdargd1v An. 10 u
checks lllwn Credit Iyonuli-,
LDNLo DL ElEI ~. AgnM.. M. D L.nM.Ln.. .rcen.
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GLEN Ridge, Cornwall, n. Y.-IIouse now
d., open az acres o! gronni water fires r. 4,
IA an EeetapeS milk carriages. stages place.
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finest liz the state; party wish
retire from business all modern upro cemeu;s GOOD
Ocicty healthy Ulster County $4,000 Write
7 apply 10 DAY BROS. 4 CO., 1l5 WOrthst Room 1.
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nor SALE.-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE Ol

II 'VIt ~ IlIl.--[A NUU y INI.NIHLNIE OF
Il % ACRES, all in nigh state IltiVliiDn
situated in the peisantest Of the Of Geneva
brick mansion with good OuJl uildugs and
eIOveO acres. land undclrdned with tile very pro
ductve, grows 80 bushels wheat apple
and pear orchard and rt Of all kinls in ahnndancn
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11
AxRTaAIs AND DEPARTURES OF
TRAEEe.

xsst t,.n.. ga. aEa 60. 1919
so1. Mixed Train. Leaves Brissol...... 5 10 m
Arrives ct ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 1880 NJ
Leaves Knoxvllie.....-.-......-..... lZ:Io p N
Arrives at Chattanooga. 80 u
No makes connection at Chattanooga with tn
M l. &. and Nashville and Chattanooga
Roads. Also max es close connection with the
Cincinnati Southern.
Arrives st Knoxville 10 . N
30. Leaves Bristol.....:.; III ~ m
Arrives at Kno1yille..-....-. 3 Is N
Leaves KnoXvIlie....... . IS m
Arrives at Chattanooga--..;;; 4o 10
Nc connects at Dalton with ths essern ana ai
Atlantic and Selma, Rome ana Daton ROADS
Snu1hsrn Road and Memphis ana Charleston
Railroad connection for Nashville is made
h this train with hours delay ct Chat
tanooea. except on Sundays.
40. Leaves Chattanooza...-..- Z 40 N
Arrives at Knoxville. Il g m
Leaves Knoxville. ........"..... II e m
ARRIVES at Bristol. ..................... 81 n
No4 makes close connection at L7nehburg for
Washington and Eastern cities
Knoxville nd Ohio Railroad.
Leaves 4:l6 n.
Arrives at Carsyvilie -.". ZIP NJ
Leave Careyviiio pa n
Arrive at Knoxville. lo,uU N.
NAV, connections With both day trains on che
SIT. v. l. G. K. K.
Cauctnuau, Cumberland Gap and
Cnarless0n Railroad.
Leaves Knoxville (Freights) ...~. 7:S0 a. N
ieaves Morristown .............. $500. IL 10 a r
L-Tive at Wolf Crock ............ l As p N
Lave Wolf Creek 800 p N
Arrive at Morristown .."..." O. % n
Connection is made at Marrlstown with the
Z. T., Va. Ga. trains No. East and Nc: 5
VEST Also connection at wolf Creek with
tsres for Warm Springs and Ashevuis, geinE
and returning.
NuoxvtIIe and Augusta Ra:ir. ad.
Leave Maryville at 500 n.
Arrive at Knoxville $50 AN
Lesve Knoxville S:l5PN
Arrive 1t Maryvfiie 4:2o Pr.
Connection made with both day trains on the
T,V. & g. r. r.
eoudon aad lockwood Mall Pack ct
The steamer Emory City, carrying the mail
| passengers and freight, runs daily between
| Loudon, Kingston and lockwood, arriving q
Lordon to connect with the eastern hound train
| No. (, at 9:22 p. m. and leaves for Kinston anG
/ lockwood on the arrival of the western bouns
| train, No. 8, at sos.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
r. A IL Il O A ID .

For speed, safety and conifor. you will
ind this line to be unrivalled. For the
celebrated Springs and summer Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at
ali principal offices. Emigrants wishing
to go w est, either TO locate OF as pros
nectors. will and it to their advantage tc
20 By this route. Round tt'l emigran'
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line YOU have no tiresone delays Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping coache
on all night trains. Good coaches, good
rosd and quick time.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11

Only VegetabIe Compound hat
acts directly upon the Liver, and
cures Liver Complaints, Jaun-
dice, Biliousness, Malaria, Cos
tiveness, Headache. ltassists dl-
eestion, strengthens the system,
regulatesthe bowels, purifles the
blood. A Book sent free. DR..
SANFORD, 162 Broadway, N. Y.
FOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11

tive that it leaves me no occasion for re-
mark, except to say that the General AS
sembly ought to extend such aid as will Sc
cure the institution permanently in our
State.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11

For Maps, Timetables and all informa.
ton in regard to this route call on, or ad
dress,
A. IL. We EgNE,
Travelling Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
W M. L. ROC 4 RS,
Passenger Agent, Chattanooga, Ten
Or w. l.. DANLEX,
General Passenger and Ticket Age
Nashville T
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11

counties, coupled with the power to revise
the bill of costs, the officers of the coun-
ties, with the means ct hand to test the ver-
ity Of each bill of costs, will take care that
no improper payments are made. In In
diana and perhaps other States no criminal
costs are paid by either State or county. [
am informed that trial of the system
has shown it to be eminently salutary. 1t
abelishes the professional juror, the pro-
fessional witness, the professional cost bro
ker, and enables iuries to render verdicts
u,;tho,t dolov
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l sincerely trust that your session may
prove fruitful in blessings to the State, and
that it shall be stained by 10 act unworthy
the great State whose servants you are.
ALBERT s. MARX Governor.
Executive Office, January 5ta, 1881.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11

AGENTS WANTED For the Best and Fast
eat Selling Piotorial Books and Bibles. PRICE
reduced So per cent. National Pub fishing Go
Philadelphia, Fa.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11

Several of the States of the Union have
created, with the most satisfactory results,
commissions charged with the Investigation
and regulation of the freight and passenger
YOU creste like commits ion charged with
The assessor ent Of the railroads of the State
and the investigation of their freight snd
passenger rates and clothed with such pow
ers AS NAV be necessary to enable it to en-
force iustce and equa ity in the regulation
of the freight ard passenger rates.
CLAIMS AGAINST THE STATE.
The two olored military companies of
Memphis were called into the service of
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11

arated from the adult convicts. and some
mode provided for their education in the
primary branches of learning. Whatever
the General Assembly can do to encourage
| reformatory institutions in our cities ought
to be done. Our present methods OF re-
pressing crime serve to confirm youthful
criminals in their vicious course.
-. HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE.
| The reports of the Officers and Trustees
of this institution show that present build
| ings need repair, and the further fact APP
pears that they are totally inadequate for
the accommodation of the insane of our
State. The duty of the State to make pro-
vision for these unfortunates is so obvious
that the subject can not fail to command
YOUR attention. The reports show that the
institution has been managed with ability
and commendable economy.
| OTHER CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
There is no occasion for especial notice
. of the other charitable Institutions of the
State. They have been managed faithfully
and economically.
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE.
The reports of the officers of the Uni
. versity of Tennessee show that this instl-
tnt;on is in a fourishing condition. The
University should be fostered and literally
supported by the State. If the purpose o
: its creation is faithfully carried out 1t vii
not only disseminate the special learning
: necessary for the development OF the n ma
. terial wealth of the State, but it will attort
our ambitious youth, who are withou
J means, an opportunity to acquire hbe-a
!. education practically without cost. The at
u tention of the General Assembly is callet
: to the recommendations of the officers o
}, the University in their reports.
!. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
Transmit to you the memorial addresses
!. to the General Assembly, in relation
e this institution, which is so full and exhau'
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WILT CURE NE ?

Said man, whose woebegOne countenance and
of disease-a sufferer with Nervous Dyspepsia,
in whose stomach most delicate morsel lay
like lead. Refreshing sleep and quiet nerves
were rangers to him, and he deSpared OF ever
being well.
" e advised him to
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-11
ia HKC
SIMMONS
XIV ER


Which he did and in a short time was not only
relieved but cured, 90 -
Re der if you are suffering with Dyspepsia OF
Liver Disease in any form, do not wait until the
disease has taken a ia. hold upon you, but use
the Regulator when tho symptoms first show
themselves 1t has relieved untold suffering
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR is not an
alcoholic Stimulant, but P RELY VEGETABLE
RRMEDY that V II cure when everything else
fails 1t is f. eSS family medicine. Does
not disarrange the system. Is no violent drastic
purge, but .ature's own remedy. The friend OF
everyone and will not disappoint you - single
trial will convince you that it is the cheapest
purest and bes Family Medicine in the world.
ASK the recovered dyspeptics bilious sufferers
victims of fever and ague, the mercuri i dis
eased patient how they recovered Their health
cheerful spirits and good appetite-they will tell
you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For constipation, headache, ain in the Shout
dprS dizziness sour stomach, bad taste in
the mouth bilious attacks, palpitption OF
the heart, pain in the region of the
kidneys, despOndency gloom and
forebodlng of evil, all OF which
are the offspring of dis
eaSed liver.
, 1881-07-14
CHICAGO,


ut Its rogulnr meeting Tuesday evening,
unanimously aslopted .tlIe following prea,,,-
lle aud resolution Ut sympathy with I'resl-
dent Garfield alld falnily:
5~!IEnEAA, Our luvctl and honurcd President
has ueth stricken down BY tho hand OF d cOw.
ardty nssAa!n. aud u .kti!l lying upun bed 0f
pa!n A!la suffering; therefore,,
fsrso1ptt!. That we tcuter to our comrndc, his
syinlathy aud tuve; Anl we hope asld lrast that
W. may BDutl bo Ghperutl by the welcome hp-
nuhGgn,ent thut tho dnnKrr Ia pRssed, md the
ltS0 10 dear to 0ur whoo country Ia slve.1 to us
Tor n'aay years to como.
'''- Cyl,ua w; PlELn i .
tclggrapllud tG tle l!t,nr.l 0r Trade yesterday
Inviting cooperation lIt tie inislug uf fluids
tUWArls th1 1unrler of Alilllolr present to
hu iIlatft tU Mira, Garfield. The telegram was
rcat' Oh 'CllAnEH md tho announcement
matte ttiat subscriptions would b1 thankfully
received nltd forwarded by President ltUgGrs
to Now York.
TltE, A, u. II
The following dlspatel, ,yns sent to Wnsll-
!nNtnn yesterday 9H tllo fcullhg Ut thu tnonl-
pcrs Ut tho il. d. IL. In tl!ls city md equity
% rcEAr't tt tho htteHpt nIatte on tue Itfe of
Irssitlent tsarlluln:
.,.Tte Hon. KolcFt r. Lincoln, SECRETARY Of nur
lPHN'tHuuH, ~. g.: | am instructed by the
tWDntY-onp titylalnn1 pf tho Ah1Gnt Onlor ct
!tlherslt!lsla Ut cauk County to nssurU pru*ident
t,ltun Of. tho inf4uona ,alte1llpt to rnt, lilo
Mutton Ut bis Invaluable !tfu. OF our profound
sympathy with tho FtGsltcnt and bis family,
ali1 our sincer1 hopo.. supplemented by our
prayers fu uQd, thAl hls rceuYerY may 10 speelY
aud complete II. ". RsAS, Executive 0ltvoE.
, 1881-07-14

NEw YonK. July l3.--V!ce-rrosidcnt
Arthur arrived Tonight from Washington.
e, kx.BEaATo!I CoSKL,So
remained at tile Fifth Ayenue Hotel all day,
aud rsce!ye4 but few calcrs. In tic even.
Ing lIo left tho hotel. aud IT was said took the
midnight train tor Washington. ~,
THE TESTIMONIAL FuSu,
The fund Tor Alrs. Garfield IL now $3.50
A'cAsE IN CANADA.
DusNv1LLE,' Ont, July 18,---'rhere has
btcA u slmllar cass in oYery respect to tho
shooting OF, President Garfield, and FROM
which the Injured nun partially recovered
i humber of yours, ngo 31r, Robert Edgar
was accidentally slot BY a pistol, the
ball passing through Tho kidneys, DR.,
AcCal!am attended hln,, and lie lived for
year and q l,alf afterwards, nnally dyln9
trDm na abscess caused By tho pressure Of
tho bullet, HID tilo bullet bcen removed (aa
Is proposad by several French surgeons Ia
tiarliu!d's ca1sp) there is every reason to be-
Iluye, that his tifo might have been saved,
rlle operation u one, however. only recently
undertaken. and 1t IL exceedingly d!Gluu.t
md dangerous, 80 that but few surgeons
would dare undertake It
, 1881-07-14

An Important. Dsci.ion III the Milford
Dn.n Casc-lIentlug Of tho Noard Of
,.nc4onte Of. Normal Schools.
-; Spttta! Dfspa.th 10 1As .Chteaea tribune.
= MADISON, Wis.,, July. 1J.-Judae Stewart
yesterday made q decision having Nh lmpor.
tant bearing upon. tho Milford ttan case.
The ttanl is said TO overflow lnrge portion
ct country by tlnnnlng. ~ tho Gra rtffah.:I:1n
tho case OF Valentine West agnfnst Nathan
S. Greene e. n1., tho defendants, MS one Of
their defeiiscs set ap that the plaintiffs, land
was ipcuMberetl, by a .l,ortKage, and that tha
mortgage was d necessary party 10 the IT,
tiorl. To tlifa defense the plaintiff tlHnlurled.
Tile Court, after lengthy argument, over.
ruled the demurrer, holding that tho mort.
gage was a necessary party. As the
same defense exists in "A minority
OF tho actions against the owners OF this dalu.
all persons holding mortgages OF liens on Tho
lands claimed to be ,oyertlowed must, under
tl,is decision, by made parties to the various
actions. The plaintiffs counsel .intmatcd
that I'D should appeal from the decIsiun:
william :; Villas and George 6. Greene foF
tte defendants. =. ~ r',,.
ata INJECTING tins forenoon, iii. Chandler,
from the SpecEal COMMITTEES. reported 10
favor OF tia Bonru visiting Milwaukee to Sc
itct a sits for a Nornlnl Sc(i0o! building, which
was. agrecd to-: and Tomorrow, morning
lixe1 as tl,a time. Regent MacAllster PR.
sentnd resolution to appropriate 5000 !of
Institute work during tho year. Adopted.
After some routine, work ..the Board elected
officers rs follows: President, J. Fl. Evans,
Tiattey!lle;, Vica.P President, James A1acAl!!s'
ter. Nlilwaukee; Secretary, Willard i.
reported tho number Of graduates at: The ya.
rIous institutions this year to be- rs follows:
PlattevIlle, advanced, course T. elementary
course III; WhltoWater, advanced course !,
elementary course % Oshkosh. advanced M
advanced cnurse s, elementary course 70
Regent Weeks introduced d resolution 70
tho recolatrnction OF ontbuildluga at Osh
k0sE md Whitewater. Carried. 4 q Il -,
, 1881-07-14
GEN. MCPHERSON.
Tic stntue tn Ills Memory to TIo TIM
yelled Mt Ciyt1o OIL lilo adj xnsl.

Tie stntue tn GIts Memory to uo tJns
vcIlcal Mt Ciyt1o OH lilo 32ti Tnn1.
sptrtat Df,nofeh II 7hs Chtcnao Trth,.ss.
sTotEpu, Q.,.tuly l3.-The unyetl rv Of ihs
staiMe to 0ell. Mcpherson NJ Clytte Oh the
I'D inst. Promises to be very Imposing aud
Interesting. oti account OF the character o.
the exercises, tho ,if,tlnbcr OF distinguished
soldiers present, mill tito military oreanza.
tIons niNl posts vi tho Grand Army rcprc.
settled, THO Committee Of Arrangements
lnvo about completed, their arrangement
nnd to-day Anloltllce tho tultnwinE program:
Sunrise. National salute by the Fourth Ohlo
Battery. Of Toledo; 8 to - O'Clock, reception
Of delegates a1lt' distinguished guests; II
ILL, formation of column for tho procession ia
nlclhcrson Cemetery. At tho statue the
following Ii tho order Of exercises:
!: Prayer by Chnplnin Robert McCuno. Of To.
=. unve!llnE or the statue by Con. .. s. t'raut
which Will bo Intended by sautc from tho ai:
y. Sfase BY, ne clyde u'ce clnh:,
clnnhti
g. Music. . ~.
Ais.' 81 sss y sas & ssSas q s e Ss Ssa:'F'
present. Including Gems. G1ant, Sherman, Losao,
Tic exercises viii close BY 5 D. H.. III ti!us
fnr tl,e evening departing tfalns. Ollicers It
H. sysss asst tip prss'9fn s1ss e G} hufeTofS Y Ha,
land; ai!ls to franu Marshal, Col. j. 4. BAIT.
lett, Col. ". Il. Lnfeyer,. Cal. ]. II. lihotet,
Cabt. George b. Fuller, md Capt, i. i.
Brown. About twenty posts Of thu Grand
Army vii! BY represented, and the following
distinguished soltivrs and citizens haye ac.
certed Invitations to be present: Kilbnra
Knox, New York, breyet tLEeutenatlt-cot0nei
late Chief Co,Llnlssar5 Of Subsistence lii til
Army Of, the Isnnsssce;., .Geurge R. Stee!s,
Dgcntur, III. of Alcp Gcurge II.
Williams. New Ytrk: lie,,. j. s.. Knbti,son,,
Kcnt1n, O.; WilIta1n W; 'B1!knap, washing.
Gen. ii i. Force, Clnci innatf, wilo 'ts Is Il d d
liver the address; j, a. Yales,,. the PHes
artls!, New York; Cen. 4. 1lfckcnlooMs,
Hoan. Ja11ies Monroe, 0herliu; Gen. jolt, l..
ILLogan, Chicagd; Gen. Y. p. :..1lnzen. Cllel
springfield. u. ~. 3. Taylor. Wnrren, oil
Gen: william, II. Gibsun,. T!f!in Gov. Fos::
Qhlrug1, ~ ~
, 1881-07-14

mnspllcrc Of his rUom. pissed n 0lllct and
comfortable dny sleeping naturally ami rest
fully at Intervals, and taling moro nol,rfsl,-
,ncnt than In my prtylons corresponding
period. Thu maximum !ntchslty Of tho
tlnily fcbtio rise 1,as steadily decreased
since night buforr Inst, when. III tho jutE-
,slrnt Of the attending sltrgrulis. the crisis Of
tho surgical fever WAS passed.. The PATIENTS
temperature md pulse weru lower Inst night
tllni, Oil Ansttlay night, ansl ary 1uwer to-
night tlinn they wcre Inst night, while IFS
general symptoms have corrcspot,lll'gly In.
proved.
ALL TILE MEMBERS OF TIFF CABINET
have lpeii at tho Executive NlnnsiUit today.
Ex-Spcakor Randall wits also hare this after.
i,not,, md Cl,tn Inn Tin. the Chinese Minis.
ter, cultel witt hts Secretnry Ut Legation tn
express tho sympathy mud condolences Of his
Government.
THE 1tEr1ltNEnATrNa APPARATUS
In tho basement Is working perfectly, mid
supplying tho Presidents rouM, with $1,000
cnbic feet per hour Df nMre dry nlr, ut tetlt-
pcrature Of about h4. 1t,.l!urrnw the Whole
western enA Ut The Atntiaion will be supplied
Will ctml mir by II fnrRer md tllptv powerful
apparatus ut the same kind. which Is nearly
completed.
..> sli,s. GARFIELD
spent most Of the forenoon lit tho Presidents
r1lln ttl+1Ay. Size spent nlt,st uf tho ttNlD
right By the Presidents aldo funnnK tl[n,.
Tic temperature Of tho sick rum IL still
tii.ter rusupgiG GoNtr1l, n1it ,tlltortn nrd
comfortable cUoness Is kept up.
, 1881-07-14
CINCINNATI.

nps'a1 O7pa.s" !9 7Hs C"Ras" 7f''14s'
bosd iva e. Il teo ysy ssi;ts 1 os Say 6 tit
has cnnsr,t NJ, r,,inc,,", IN ths. ,,,,,n,,er'of
,,rnztraianx @ ] 80 r,I,sr 1' n;,va " hc"n @ % oycf nm
ptos1tnIaAs. lnese MAsu pcel. VI, ofcs 4vV'
u9ut 4n q %e . Org tst% lug tha nse, a,
Of bu,ldfugs is 90 great tlnt fall OF three
,,rrr"rs II, tIr teu,nnrnt,,re ~ i,,,nnnr"eIn,
u. ",,s.,. -" 'vtaso , ,o - u"ppsse
In caring TOR tl,o stricken at,tl tho dgRd. Tile
.lentl,-snte llas never before bpen sr great In
Cincinnati. nxcabt tIurifp Tia tlioiern xr,.
s",, .i,fr.,,.nH F' ""@ ~ wv 'r',""" w.,
many deaths credited to dlseascs ti,at are
really duo to tho Intense heat, Physicians
who passed through, that epidemic state that
, 1881-07-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
President Barslett Testtlas in 11ls Own
I3olialf-f8o Tells a Different story
from That Of Ills Persacutoras

President Barslets TesttAas in His Own
>Bolialf-He Tells a. Different story
from That Of IaIx Prosecutors.
Ssptttae Dusateh ia 1as Chteaao, ,1rtauns,
!, Hanover, n, HI July 1s--Prssidcnt Bart:
lett, Of Dartmouth College, was on the w.t.
ness-sland nearly all to-day, and gave rather
q aitlItlorpnt Idea Of the management Of the In:
stitutton than appeared from hls pessecutolA
His evidence WIS that he had labored hard
10 broaden the tone OF tho college, and had
coBperatetl with, the Faculty In that way;
that Ills greatcst effort had been to relieve ths
College 9t the debt of Sill, 900 under whichts
tallored whom Aa was appointed. and Of the
yeurly deficiency OF. ,7oo and tue result
was that y. more :. than $4,000 baa
been received during his administrator,
s7V,00Q being in response to ,hts invitations
ni,tf suggestions. .uo admitted that BY was
4 etrict lisclplInarian,, but argued that 20
llntl satd and lone nothing that could not e
uphel4 by all l0veta Ut tho college, ho
claimed that the result Of hts aaMtnlstEatoann an
lind been most satisfactory Il has 1Gen
agreed that the case shall b0 submitted w!Il!'
UIit argument. and the decision Ut the Trlst
ees il expgosed In. about ten days: IT. 70
frIsRds Of President Bartlett claim thas No
has amply; aud fully. met every tllatSga ~
iutatnssl{ln, and that tho result WiA 1a!V
sllatplll 4l1N.
, 1881-07-14
TELEGRAAIS.


Souri, BEND, Ind, July 1o.-Mr. Co1fax,
III RESPONSE to the report Of The resolutions
anti his speech ut tue Executive Manstoll,
Inns just rucelvcd the following:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 1s-4:1a p. 1n.-Tho
Presidents condition Is more fayorabEc. Thorc
huvo been no serious complications, md at tlIs
titnn we hRvo fnr less fonr OF their OCCURRENCE.
btrs. Garfield ruHuosts mo to convey to you her
warmest shunks. for yonr kind expressions Of
sympathy. =. -:., D. W. Bliss. :
- -. .~,. To IowELr., .'',' =.
'WAsHlSoroN, D. T., duly 13-sccretary
Blaine sent the following By cable this morn
lug: -.
To j. n. Lo,re1. United Stntez. at.fster. Lors-
dan:. Thu Presidents condition this M0rutu9 II
much better than nt Hny ttmo eircn ho was
wonnded.. Temperature norlnal, respiration
very neHrly nornlHl, pulso B. .Tho ,pafn iu the
Is9 @ es \ H. phe weate koe
lis cool at desired. J. q. IsLA1NE, Secretary.
, 1881-07-14
CHARLES il. 1lEEDts TESTIMONY.
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