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Tuv Cleveland LtadEr gives Q very sAds'
factory answer to the correspondent who
iu,tiss the course Of the Prohibltionibts
Of Ohio in nominating q State ticket, by
irstlnciug the nominations oI thu Repub.
lIcGn tckes.in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Tennessee has at times been Republican,
udN the last election elected . Repusll.
can Governor and three Republican
ConTaGue1. There Is good ground Tor
believing that the State will become
Republican. Therefore the intimAtion
lhI iAe chances OF the Republican party
Ia lhIt State arc no greater than those Of
the Prohibition pIrtY In Ohio 10 itself q
Tslt hrs In reference to Kentucky,
The Republicans have at different times
within the Rt twenty years elected Con-
Ea'meu, and although they have not
carried any Congressional districtS Of late
ysan, yet they poll about forty per cent
OIL the vote Of that State, while the Pro-
hibdo1 party cannot and has not polled
over one per cent Of the vote oI Ohio.
Consequently She chances Of the Rspub'
litlnS carrying Kentucky are forty times
"a great as those Of the PtohibitionlstS
carrying Ohio. s. Z B..
So much Ior comparative Chances. The
difference between the cases cited, how.
tv'f, rs the Ladtr points out, 10 that In
Ohio the mission OF the Pfohibitionists
thsysar ia to play the role Of the assist'
Mi Democratic party. 1t does this by
dnEIng nearly oil Of its votes from the
Republican ranks. thus weakening that
party Sad helping the Democratic party.
which has said in Its State plattlrm in Of.
'e'tha! II is opposed to any legislation
Io'Oiddiug or restraining the sals Of in
to1iraaug liquor The difference between
The two parties is practically this: The
Democrats are opposed to legislation on
The subject Of the liquor tariff. while the
Republicans favor having the Constitution
amended so as 10 allow the people TO take
action on restraining the sale ot liquor BY
license, orby submitting the question OF
permitting such a sale to vote Of each
township, village or city, or by prohibit.
Ing the sale entirely.
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OVER THE OCEAN,
TIE EUnERAI OF DEAN STANLEY.
sOnsthInE AbOat Ghs Other stanley.
RFHHss'S Compilations at Heue and
AhEoAd-An EpIdsmIe Of Dneling.
InIsPnaI nashInss n EnEIAAd.
nOHoRs TO THE DEAD DEAH.
His MoRtAI RemAina Committed 70 nOIh,
eF Earth n WeHtmInSteF Abbey.

l AaNAAAtAAAAl
sF Earth n WeHtmInSieF Abbey.
LONDON, July 25.-Dsan stanlsy's coffin
aud the room in which It was placed
pending the funeral we're decorated with
wreAths composed Of the choicest flowers,
which were constantly arriving at the
Deanery trOman early hour this morning.
The decorations included wreath Of roses
sent pY the Queen, with note in her own
handwriting bearing the words, IA mark
Of sincere affection and high eatsem from
Victoria" There are also Wreaths from
we'll known Americana in London.
Although three O'Clock this afternoon
was the time announced for the opening
Of Westminster Abbey for the funeral, q
crowd began 10 assemble at noon, and by
two O'Clock twice 90 many persons had
lssembled 90 could possibly be Accommo-
dated. The Prince Of Walsa was present
and the other members OF the royal family
we're specially represented. Matthew Al,
mold, the eminent writer. Rt Hon. VIM,
Henry Smith, Bishop Of Exeter, Rt, Hon.
VIM. Z. Forster and the Duke OF West
minister were among the palhbearerv.
The Archbishop Of Canterbury prsaldsd at
the grave.
The funeral occasioned q remarkable
gathering, Among those present at the
Abbey were ProiesSom Huxley and Tyn.
dali, Rev. Dr., Newman Hall, Cardinal New.
man, Cardinal Manning, Lord shAttee.
bury, Bishops oil Tennessee, Peterborough,
st Albaus, Gloucester and other promi.
nent clsrgymen, Dukes Of Argyle and
Richmond, Marquis Salisbury, Lords Der.
by, Aberdare and Sherbrook, Gladstone,
Sir Stafford NortbCote, Sir 3, Aaheton
Gross, Sir Bartle Frere, Sir Robert Leigh.
ton and Baroness Burdatts Ooutts.
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ANXIOUS 70 RIND :rHE BALL
DOabts ~ 70 whether II Passed Through
Ih0 IlVNP NJ All,

Nav YoRE, July 25.-The POHI Wash.
iugton special says: Dr., AgueW, Il has
been learned, is anxious to locate the bull
let He thinks It 10 important that II
should be removed from the bOdy-ii
this can bs done with safety. He expert
mented yesterday upon an old soldier
from the Soldiers Home, who has o bull
let bis body, bus Was not SptlfSt with
the electrical apparatus Of Professor Bell.
The electricians thought they had deHuits.
lY located the ball In the soldiers body,
but Dr.. AgnsW did not agree with them,
Some Of the doctors are beginning 10
think the ball, after oil, may not have
touched the liver, and that 1t Is lodged In
the muscles Of the lower part Of the back.
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LACROSSE, wn,, July 26-Ths storm
Wednesday did great damage, especially
in Coon Valley, twenty mIlsO southeast Of
here, where property was dSluged, dams
swept away and death and destruction
marked itl path. The house OF Hans
Jensen, q Norwegian, was surrounded BY
torrent, and hiG vile and Six children,
ranging In age from Six months to altSon
Years, made . fIelEled attempt 70 escape.
The rising food, however, soon spgulied
them, and they were SWspt along lIiOloaa
with the waters, The huSbAnd, who Waa
ln Lacrosse, atSt learned their late laSt
night, the roads being iInpasSabls and
there being no communicated by tsle.
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LAWLESSNESS.
AsEEn'As EPIDEn1O In 4nE WEST.
Al AEkAasas CsaaIy Undsr the Govern.
Asat Sf 0HIlsWa-RsIEs Of Terror
IN . sToWn Endsd By Hanging
he ChisE OaiIaW, 90, &s.

81. Louls, July 96.-speciala received
from Little Rock, Ark, by the Globe Dem.
OTas, report great lAWlsslness and terror
in Polk county, ArkanSAs, A party Of
dsspsFadoOs, who have been committing
murders and outrageS through the county,
have had price ses upon their heads, but
the State authorities have not had the
power 70 enforce the laws, About year
ago AOyouDg man named Frank Peerse
was murdered by the EouHhS because
no had detected them In stealing wild
turkeys from his traps. He was
caught BY Q party Of these deGperadoes
one day % he was croaaing the mountains
ON his way home, The fends in human
1hlpe aFet hung him and next Iiddled the
body with bullets, They then flung the
remains on brush heap In the woods and
rode away. Some twenty-five or thirty
men took part In this inhuman murder
tho distracted mother found the body
weak attsIWard, An inquest was held,
the jury compriaing the muFderers, and q
verdict Of death from unknown causes rem
dered. At the funeral these men appeaIed
armed 10 the teeth, and later Mrs. Peerse
and her daugntAF were by them forced to
dee Tor their lives. With their flight came
Q calm, The regulators believed them.
selves secure; no attempt was made 10
either investigate the crime or arrest the
parties known 10 bS implicated, The lat
tor laughed Justice 10 sCorn.
Governor Churchill offered reward Of
800 Tor the arrest Of each man engaged.
Mrs, PeeFse giVes the names OF seven
men, and charges them with being the
muEueIeTs oi her son, the remainder Of
Tho outlaws standing by and looking on.
The news Of the Governors action threw
the entire county into commotion and cree
ated intonBe excitement and alarm. 1t
seems that those who were not concerned
IN The murder have relatives or friends
who we're, and 90 naturally desire to shield
them from punishment On the other
hand, good citiEens-and there are many
sueh-While d0siring that instiCs be ld-
mlnietered, dare not lift finger IN that
end, knowing that to do 90 would put
their lives In peril from the bullets Of
midnight aasASsins. Under these cir.
cumstauces, the mStter 10 where 1t began.
II 10 learned 70 day that not single proc.
lamation has been posted In the county;
that the otticera are making no effort to or.
rest the criminalsi and that the law is Vir-
tuAlly q dead letter. On the contrary, 1t
ls understood that the outlaws are organ.
iSng 70 resist arrest. The name OF the
organization 10 the "Blus Ribbon Regu.
latorS," and they are said to comprise
eighty desperate and determined men,
and the number 10 being dSily augment.
cd, CitilenH who wrote TO the Slate Au.
thoritiea In regard 10 the crime, and offer.
Ing 70 give evidence, have been spotted
and warned 10 leave the country within
certain limit or take the consequences.
Among those warned 10 gentleman
named Horn, who 10 ssVsnty.three years
Of age, also . preacher and other respect.
able citizens.
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The Rar Of Ms.i 1890.

From Hon. J. N. BeansttI Addt,,, a, ina p,s.s Al.
''clation Banquet. 'aS = :
The Bar Of West Virginia Ia not dstsri.
Grating. la distinguishing traits Of pro
iessional character remain. and will en-.
dute the tests Of time. | Teffain from
naming the living lawyers Of the State,
and only reier 10 them a. a profession,
1nd - leel myself sale in saying that the
west Virginia Bar Ia equal 10 The bar OF
auY ~ oIhet state oI similar numbers In 10.
~ earning, eIoquenCe and character. Il
- no! lndsIicate, however, 10 refer By
aine to some Of the prominent lawyers
S!N nlo are now dead, the mention Of whose
,1.tu I.me3 will be 4 sufficient tee
i.lal i.aunlal OF their greatness as
n1lets and many oi them
T. politics and literature. / will name
fhliip Dodindee, Of Btooke; Russell,
!aCo6 and Wheat, Of Wheeling; wilson
.t sll Alien, Of MorEabtoyn; PiIdle, Jack.
sIUa, IS Dul caG, JOuathan Jackson, father ol
Il ie.I99neVlil' Jackson, Allen, Lee and
hoffman, Of ClatksbuSg; Maxwell, Teveni
aei and Nc Whortet, OF Weston; Bnod
EIIs, Stsobsn'on and jackson, Of Park.
rsoufgi Lewis, Summers, Geo. ". Sum
Iee and McComVs, Of Charleston; Frey
" ~ eNisbufg, and CapeSton, Of Monroe
!! ,us to'egoing are names In history nevel
~ " loIRotteh, and will ever he loved Ant
sa'ied by the people oi West Virginia
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AsSuRY PARx, N. j., July 2S.-Colonsl
Armstrong, Of New York, and hiS dauRh.
ter had q nsroW escape from drowning
Saturday afternoon. Both are expert
sWimmerp, but vsntured out % lar thai
the current caught them and carried them
out 70 aea. The Colonel cried fIr assist.
AAce, and Andrew White, the bathing
master, instantly fastened o liis belt and
rope 10 hia waist, and swimming out,
reached both father and daughter, and
Alter considerable difficulty rsscusd both
ol them 10 an exhausted condition.
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81, PAVL, AESr,, July 25.-Ars, @. H.
Page, aged 20 years, hanged, horsoli VIth
q clothes line at Detroit city to-day in tn.
absence Of her husband. Dependency
was the verdict
A cableRFam received here today ra
ports the arrival at GLASGOW Of con,
signment Of Minnesota wheat, vie thG
Barge line and New Orleans, In good con.
diLion. Other conaignmenn will follow,
VIM. H. Lyon, . member Of the Indian
commission, had an interview with Gov.
Plttsburg and AttornOy.G General Hopen,
70 urge the Importance Of the prosecution
Of the murdelSrS Of the Mile Lac In.
diana, now In the 81, Paul jAil Tor
safe keeping He was assured Of . yiRor.
ouS pFotecution and the same punishment
% attended the murder Of q white man
without proyoeation.
The Williams murdered Mile Lac ehiei
and fonr tJlloWsTs Waptonly, and are
likely to suffer the extreme penalty,
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LqSpoS, July pa QhsttA dispatch to
the 7tmlI says! Ayoob Kahn sent mes.
sage 70 Amssr Abdutrahman's camp, In.
viting negotiations. A prominent chief
and ardent pAttiSAn oi the Amser met
Ayoob Khah's yOy hallway between the
cam ps 10 discdes the terms Of peace. The
Ameer returned the spirited reply that
he could listen TO no proposition except
at Herat, and ordered his gebetals 10 Ad
vance Immediately and attack the enemy.
Ayoob KhAn's message was only 10 gain
time. y
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BRIrIsM aEAIN MARKEr.
weekly Review By the "MaFk La
RXpFeHs,n

weekly Review By the "MaFk LRne
Express"
LONDON, July 25.-Ths Mark Lane Express
says; All crops have been checked by the
change to cool temperature and cloudy
and Showery weather. Under the forcing
influence ot exceptional heat which has
made iortniShts proEress during the
week, before the close Of the present week
harvest will have commenced oil over the
county. Should the weather continue dry
Alergei proportion Of the new crop will be
thrashed from the fields without stack.
log. Red maggotB are Elarmingly prevail.
ent In come districts, Native wheat Il 30
ScArCe that The lresh supply 10 regarded
somewhat curiously. Prices were firm,
and top quotations were sometimes ex.
ceeded Tor the samples. The attempts 10
enhance rates Tor their kinds proved abor.
live. lIlhsYf j 13 oE T
The foreign trade was Arm. Millers will
not advance the prices which are un.
changed, except ior certain grades, which
are iractionally improved. Sellers, how.
ever, -are firm In their demands, which
arc sustained by moderate supplies. II
may he taken for granted that the Ameri.
can eIportable surplus is only seconda.
~ consideration In the present firmness
OF trade. Whilst speculative prices In
America have been advancing, rates here
were Asts" .ry on account Of scarcity.
Prices d aug the week have been slow on
spot, but are maintained. The floating
bulk was decreased by 90, 900 quarters dur:
log the week. Country -four scarce 10
Londonj best makes sell easily at full
iatsP toreign tn email supply and assisted
by Sellers Make, On spot, firm and un.
changed. Everything else unchanged
Sales Of English wheat In the week 10 6S3
quarters at 4es and 10d per quarter, against
G77C2 quarters at 43s and 81 the CORES,
pondipg week Of last year.
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Deserved kynebinE 10 Colorado.

ASroSIro. Col, July "a Antonio has
been iniestsd Tor several months with q
gang Of robbers, who have held up and
robbed oil the strangers comir g into town.
The gang has tonight been broken up by
The hanging Of the principal, George O.
0ConnoT, who, 10 bis capacity Of Justice
ol The Peace, shielded them and had Citi.
Esns arrested and Hbed without the least
pfovoeation. Last evening o'OJnnor came
from Alamosa. He fell asleep, and because
. brakeman awoke him at his destination,
had the brakeman arrested. lie then
went TO the RGymound House and covered
the proprietor With two TevolvsrS. After
abusing The proprietor be went home.
This evening the fever reached lie limit
when o'Connor rode through town on
horseback, with Winchester rife and
two revolVers, threatening every body. A
vigilance committee caught him In bis sA-
loon and hung him in an old slaughter
hnana
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Because HsF HsW LIoubs was Not what
.-LL---IA ana ErnanIan. "

ST. LOUIS, July ga dispatch from
Parsons, Kansas, says; Mrs Palmer, the
wife Of Edwin Palmer, Appointment coal
dealer oil this city, took dose Of strySh.
nine this morning, which, but fort the pres.
enee Of mind Of her liale twGlYs.year old
Rirl, would have proved fatal, Il appears
that oil has not zone % "merrylad mar.
fiisb hel'iinthS Pelners iamilylfot some
time, owing, II 10 baid, 10 no Particular
cause. Last spring Mr.. Palmer built ane
residence, which II 10 said did not suit
Mrs Palmer, and abe insisted on
bis sellinR 1t. This he fAtly refused 10 do.
Mrs Palmer, apparently driven TO deSper.
alton, rep,ired TO q drug store this m9tnt
Ing aud bought some atrychnine for the
alleged purpose of1poisoniBg some rats,
hat subsequent dsvelopments proved to
the contrary. Alter she had taken the
deadly dose she called her little girl 10 Der
and told her what she had done. The III.
tie girl pomprehsnded the situation, and,
rushing out OF the house screaming
alarmed the neighbon, who, with the as.
slStanCe Of q doctor, subjected the woman
to thorough pumping, thereby saving
her lie; bpt abe Stouly Gvers thai she will
Hill hefsell sooner OF, liter IL
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Horrible natdsr a. T.llI s,vsy. ,-.,.,

BOsToS, BAp., July 2S.-At Fail River
yesterday Thomas McNillGn and his wife
Annie quatreled. The husband Soixed q
piece oi board and AavAyely attacked The
woman and killed her. The body was
shockirgly cut, bruised aud msnsle
The floor and walls Of the room Wsts be.
spatte'ed with blood. The husband vas
SrreatSd, and Joseph DEelley also arrested
a a NiIhhna. M 7
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OiT L"eonEE c.g m
tEs New Hssvsaly ViiiiSnt AbSuG ia
Aaass, ,hn akv lua


wAsHtSsroN, July 25.-Ths new comet,
or comet 10" was seen at the Naval OBJ
setvatory here yesterday morning, and
again this morning. Prof. Eastman, oi the
Naval Observatory, said to.dAYi 1nwit
last night, or rather this morning. / had
only ave minutea in which 10 obserte Il,
e. St tsssss ss 10y .! M las sS sSSqd ,; s5d o sUr,t 1
len DAYS. Il viii not 10 60 iat n north a
The other. We will be able 10 see Il by
ahd.hy eahy ip the evening IN the west,
and eatly Ia the morning ID the HAsl, II
has something OIL Q tail, which will Ttow
more distinct. The comet 10 labelled as
comet TO-" being The thitd discovered
this year. The come. up BY the pole bLat
Ia comet "B,"
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sTRunEnvlLLE, July 25.-The reading OF
testimony In the Iropdale Iron Works lii.
igation will close to morrow morning,
when lbs DlItrict Court will adjourn 10
meet 10 zInsSVills August 23d 10 bear ar.
RumentS. An effort was made 10 have the
Judges 20 TO ChicAgo 10 heart arRumo monts,
but they will not agree 10 that Long as
the wotks remain IL litigation the town d
1fondsle 10 virtually dead and unpaid taxes
accumulate,
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otEctSSAn, O., July Is, issl.-..A
TINES &ar special from Canton. Ohio
says: An official examination Of the Stark
County Treasury reveals deficit Of Sii,.
100 County Treasurer sullivAn claims
that thsrs iS Oh error ID computing the
figures, A new treasurer will be appoint.
cd. The predecessor Of Mf. Sullivan ID
serving q term Of twelve years for 9 de.
Heit Of $50 OO0,
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ALL RIGHT.
run rREsIDEHr AeAlH GAINING.
His surEsOus Coasidsr The OaiIoOk Very
RFIEhl, Had ali ihs SynPIoms Pa.
VOFaAIs-FsVsF LasG Aighi, bat
AoI Considered Alarming.

WARRINGTON, D. O., July 25.-Ths Pres
ident passed q very comfortable night
alseping quietly and not suffering return
Of the chill noted Saturday, At7A NJ.
DR.. Bliss made casual examination, and
expressed himself much pleased at the
condition Of the President. But little fever
was diScsrnibls, hib pulse being at sS.
TEE ElRsT oTTEcIAL BuLLRTIN,
issued at halI.pHst eight this morning, and
signed BY the four attending physiclAnS,
was as follows:
The President passed more comforts.
Bile night and has had no TigoF AiuCs that
reported In the bulletin Of yesterday morn
ing. He 10 doing we'll this morning. Pulse
SO, temperature 9s 4l0, respiration IS.
At the same hour Secretary Of State
Blaine sent the following telegram to
James RuSsell Lowell:
LOSsA, NintsIsr, London;
The Presidents condition this morning
Rt half past eight 10 very encouraging He
passed comfortable night, free from
chillS, and with pulsslIAnd temperature
much reduced. BLAINE, Secretary.
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A i,nnfstsnas n lIissnnrl.

ST. Louls, July 25. .-To.monow a meet.
log 10 10 be held In this city between Gov.
Orittenden and supefintendentS ot express
and railroad companies with view To de.
Viling ways and means 10 prevent train
tobbsriea and punish those committing
them, also TO adopt such means az will
bring To justice those who were ehgIgsd
10 the recent train robbery Al Winston.
The Governor sent q telegram on Saturday
70 the various officers asking them TO meet
At the Southern Hotel,
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wAsHtNorON, July2s-ltSO A. M /
The Presidents fever has aubsidsd, and
at thia hour hs.is slssptbs qaissg y The
physicians are dosiDg and the membsEs Of
the Presidents household, with the en-.
ception Of the attendants 10 the sick room,
have retired Tor the night
Dr.. AgnsV reached Washlngtonlat mid.
night and waa at once l4kOn .tpDtbe resi-.
dence Of Attorney General MacVeAgh,
where be will remain over night.
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CINCINNATI, July 26-w. II. Pugh, ut.
Gle Of yunug pugh, murdered in Texas,
who went there 10 Ascertain the facts, has
retained. He says The murder was the
work Of ApaehsS, and scouts the idea Of
teal estate specuIaiors being implicated.
he declined 70 say Q word about the de.
tails, 40 the family had agreed 10 keep
them secret II ls learned that the butcll'
cry was most horrible one and the re.
mains we're terribly mulilsled.
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ths Fat. pf nidhAI paahn

nav YORk, July 25.-A Paris special
SAys 4 dispatch from OonStantlnople %.
nOuncss that according 10 official intotma.
lion the Sultan has determined 10 leave
the chiidien u Abdul 1SiE 10 decide Mid.
hat PaAhi's late,
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DESyEE, 0OL July 26.-Ths engineer oil
the south bound passenger train on the
Colorado Central railroad, last night, ran
into = culvsrt between Berthout and
LoDgnount. Frank Whitney, The engi.
neer, and an unknown tramp we're killed,
and W. Tilley, the fireman, was badly
bruised. The accident was caused BY The
heavy ralne washing the bridge away.
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Damage by ,hs Army worm Not %

CLINTON, LII, JuIy 25.-Aitsr careful
investigation 1t has been aScOrtAinsd that
the army worm, Of which 90 much has
been said ip The Last few d u, has not
done the damage that was reported. The
wheat crop 10 Central Illinois was early
harvested before II came. There are
myriads Of them here, however, and they
have damaged the hay somewhat There Il
more to fear from the chlnch bug, which
q attacking the corn, than from the army
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lTkELING II GEEAT 1RITAiN
As sincere and Intense a. on This side
tho bSa,

LONDON, July 25.-Ths Standard, In an
editorial, says; In England every incident
Of President Garasld's illness is watched
with keen but mourniul interest Had Il
been British statesman 1t would have
been haidly possible for The English peo.
pie to have manifested o Atru6r sentiment
Of sympathy than thst which they have
extended his family and his country. In
no part Of the United stAtes will the news
that Garfield 10 out OF danger be more Joy.
fully received than In England. In no
part Of the Union will tidlngs Of hIS death,
should that melancholy event occur, OK.
cite deeper or more genuine feeling ol
sorrow than II would produce throughout
Her Msjssty's English speaking domin'
inna