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, 1881-07-04

Ntw ynn,;, .ruly .:l.--Scnntor rlnmh, os
Kn,sas, rcppateti his story NJ the silnot'ns ~
President t'nrtlcld I'd Il feporteE lilo said:
II .wds ut thu National, 1tntq1, oproslt tic
depot. Dr. 4}ltss wits tl0t. also t.t tito limo or
n moment talnr. 1wns atrrcsi.lc,it uarIiellfs
side soSs,, after The shooting md before they
Ind rulscil Ills lead fgol1 tho floor. lilo ssas
cain md gnvo ITO eyt1cuce OF excitement l
have seen ,nnny men allht IN tic ARMY. and
Thought 1T tho sl,np tlat The shadow of death
wns upolt the prcstttpnt.h'
'"l1o you think INV h0 will rocostr"?
ma" sal.t Mr.. Plumb. with evidence Of
,nucl feeling. II 'avu Isnown q number ot
,l,en to bo wounded In tho san,o Why ind 1t
Atw.Ays rnovEp r.A7Ar~
!:!$$ss!a,'sssss !!$s ssss fos%e "SS |spi9ss:,|
co',cs Ss wl!'i' l}'n roriy.ylslt hours II nit ts
sstSs 4tsr Wo5 Nth at Sy S re apSafsd syS!daf
thY President 1T = !atu hour Inst nlg'.t III tho
belief tint ie could mt survived"
,,,.,,yI "Wlss q; 'lll the President tlnh OF Ills
]ln,tse ,u sald 10 Nir. Rockwell TINT ld
thought -.
III: cor'Ln NOT RECOVER.
Rockwell trie.l to dssuado htil from TINT
aks 1ks ht not ~ s f9 Wo',l ,t anil ae rcFr,s arJft /
IN lilo saino light rs It. lle were l!,tg-
Ing of tiip caso :of nnoti,er ,indlyliln41,
lIG tnlttst1 III natural to,!t:. nntl Wns aatis.
r tg att1rlSo" y ,o otEss, taa ~ wito1s MG,, s ~,
least feeling nf resentment, lie Sgt:l'leN 70
iuye been cngitating inttnrs ovrr, fur. snnc
Ting. wllen liz, suddenly rxelailnEtl: .Wnaf Il,
, 1881-07-04
rs lie INSANEP
wv
8psehi Dtspatth to Tn Chicago Tribune

spsetas Dtspateh to III. Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, y. o., July 3.-Coi. Cook
states that thus far, after all Ills experience
in tho lino OF insanlty,-and some say that
that. IL Ills spactnlty as a lawyer,-lle cannot
yet SEQ tho llrst Indication Of Insanity In this
case. All the facts point to a deliberately
formed plan OF assassination, accompanied by
the preparation OF ineans to escape md -stu,t-
lated defense, based upon pretended lnsatl.
lty. A report wns current last evening that
Guitgau Ind boon moved frou1 tho jail and
placcu upo,, a Innn-ot-war ut tho Nayy Yard
for tho purpose OF securing him aga!nst my
attempt tint might be nude t0 lynch hlul.
It hns been learned upon Inquiry that thls Is
not true. i;
ou1TEAu IS srILL IN JAIL, =
und0r strong gtlard. There arG two Now
York latectIyes III the city, One Of them Is
Coserove, who did blg work III tie Alanlat-
TIM Bunk robbery ease. They aro supposed
To ho here III connection with tho shooting Of
the President. Thore Is no doubt that there
IL q theory tl,at tic oct Is something noeo
tian ,tllnt Ut n crazy lna,,, which Ia beng
worked up md, traced. Col. Corkhlll, Dla-
trlct: Attorney. md Attorncy~ueneral Maer
Veagll were III consultation to-t!ny
!, ONE or THE SorAllE FEArunEs
Of tho day Mt the Willie llouse was tlla inter-
vIuw between tlIe Attorusy.0unernl, .hs
Iostn,astcr-G Gunern!, and Deputy Attorney
(cnural william a. Cool, q criminal lawyer
of ti,a District. 1t Ii known that tile intor-
Wow yelalu,t to tho conspiracy theory. Mr.
| Cook Is seriously of tho otlnIor, contrary to
1 ue'"th H., ""1s s.sI w
was not tho not 0f al. Insane lnan,
hut was part Ut l., q conspiracy. lilo
SAYS ttat his ox,ensIyp criminal praetloe llas
I"I lin to .r1yn cs,,ecui nttcnt,o., To cnsps Of
INSANITY MI, " on"t .,at f,nit,nm iii mi mt H."
, 1881-07-04
lowed by MI tho states Of tho tInon to. morrow.
JAMES Il. 1}hAtSE, Secretary of stnto.

lowed by MI tho Statcs Of tho UnInn Tomorrow.
JAMES q. fltAlNE, Secretary of 9tnto.
FROM ANTHONY,
EXECUTIVE MAHsrny, WAsf11SoTnv. d. G.,
july 3.-SccW,nry tslatnu ut late ''nur tn
nlr1,. rrerisrtl lie following tl.,'atch:
rA,,vt}lgHt.E. Il. T.. July 3.-ld.GJ y. tn.-Ta The
3iyu, t,,ars q. tEs,e, strre'urp NJ Stdtt:-tnnIo
Is,nnd feels very keetl'y the bin" Mt President
tlur!lutd. Ought not festive resctrntloms 10
nurrw 10 discouraged. dov. litlso0oI" Jolns
'' - iirsny II. ANTHONY.
TO TINA urst.trclt
Secretary blaine a,.nt tho following rcply:
Yn,,r tbnuahtt.,l .itratch ID rrcolve'l at MID.
night. uoy. Poster. Ohio had alrcnly suggested =
ecry1ceA III All churches to-.tnrriw. lnstenA hI
the mtr,vtu fusttrItIns usually 1pprnprtnso to
Tho ,,ay. THO very critical condition of tho
President wanl eacn IL iuflea.o tho prnnrtcfy
Ut this c,,rAe. NH s..ro It would ue ,lcappa-
bic to prnplo Of ull rulrit,sls denominations
stt:ssAn1:s.
WAs,ilS0ToN, y. c., July A-Secrctary
Blaine has sent the following te1eeraMs:
WAs,ItsaroS.. D. e., July a.--io tho Hon.
I1unnibat IIa,nltn, Batport afe.: The prcsl'
dents condition at half past IL 's. IN the jy,dg
,nc,,t Of hts physcha,ls. clleolm9'nRs or a'
}cast ,,n,,efv1. ]. q. BLAINE
WAsl,tSurox, L. ,Julya-'io Nol'cs, aftn'
| fgIcr, Frris.: 4tt this Onr, hslt bNss II, ING
co,llt,o., ut tho President Ia mich Improved
amt his symptoms nro rugart1e,l rs favorable,
| ur, ut least, hopeful. DLAiSE,
! Un,ted Stntes Sucratary.
SrSnAr.-Io Lp.rsli. Minister, Lontlbn.'
1'tuase convey 10 her Majesty, thu Queen, th'
thanks Ut thu President utu Mrs. Garfield fo
her repealed expressions Of sympathy md y.
turcst. Iufor,m llur Atnjcsty TINT, ut TILL
l,onr, 1o:.p. tho consIltlon Of tho President u
,Nvrh i,uprnvrtl, md Ills symptoms nro rc
garued as favorable, or, Mt lcast, hopeful.
i, BLAINE, Secretary.
, 1881-07-04

Golfer sall Tint t'n!tee,. was tho 'ann, r.. but
Tho authorities nro rc!!ectlt rs 70 Hll tho pro-
r fasfs s v til wt D s.t It sGess; vsces
'sss .,. rS;!''nS HI SS'ecr ,f''1 'ro.sGe Ge t "
i,ol!eo hl,,,ldt,qrrters ihis im"ri,tnr; y w!'lto
teinpilng 10 Git II enlorcd maj, Will knife.
Tilt, wllite INN helliGtl thn cl,4rge. stating
ll!at thu ',rgtn mail ,,raposc, tp cl'asttsa lin.
q s Wssxstnmp W;ssfx Z ro WIN voeaes ,s r"
}lSs eS}rs's aeeto st 4 }or StI tic prcsent. ~
11ow fr rooKs.
s. II IA tttstfrn 1stostate.l Pftis.
As,Sa,x III; ,,Ss y i 6 s, H!y T1S !, s'fa! 9!a h
liz T rxtr.a,a t1sa ' Sastcrn mit 1t to city on
hIuK Ovcrloo;lng tho Anacusta. or Uastrrn
f"|'s IF S|Iiaaa, /, a. te . oisrs bsnr " !ho osg
S st WpkI soi' e Il iho IL IL Sestsry
sloe* M oW S sss to rtSsr ni n H. oa i y Wfre @
tnwa. Rolin nrtllcd nit! snltlo eEtcillnr, there
Il nothing III tho exterior III tho nasalso but
rntlter handsome structure Of Seslecn sniid-
Sins e@sfy nIst w Ws f"fass'f ss fer SGs a
s0,itn or library. Driving up. to THO tl,.ralcs,
by n pleasant sweep, \ ring at tho boil
| brought to tic door NIL casy.golnE otlloial
| Wl!0 = .. .... ....,
l POLITELY ADMITTED THE NEro1THn
| tnlo tho ycstil,ute wl,ere ho vas. !greetetl by
tlln ulleor ~ c!nrgo, l,1sdeputy, nj. Cr1cker,
eln aSist s;fS W H. fY!s es tq 9a t rerisy oy
e,ltHrutl lnl6 conversation M follows:
ns rs, t. .,': Srssy;et'i's iii Interviews with your
"ffi!sn Ii toro Si Is no possibility of my being
aIlowel to SEQ lilM, even for. n i4lllltoW
ner,antnrs %N"s the sEehtest' My orders 'r' most
lioW 1,as ,e Geen r.. eyo,;paac.ius q; since you
"Very nuIctl,. lie lps been m0king
nj, DEMONSTRATION nE ANY KIND.
is cst ssss to my Hy9 - p9pn5I: e aIsorYnr n yHee f. @
Matl 1r e'{,zy tlaro Is deal Of method iii Ills
,,s i,s;,1s ss; he manifest any desire to talk about
.".No. str; atul oven II no did It would be iii
yiolatl1ll # orders to permit no conversation
Sr: Kusswas very retleent IT. 9: % and sesme + ne!
questions ailu With apparent unwillfngncss
STRINGENT ORDERS
have been given agl.t'lst. allowing any ono to
e sss ns .as nnf ps eeySoa o5 I y
sreurc sl!ort ta1k ,wItll. l.GulteaIt.. When tho
correspondent reached, Ills cell, the prisoner
arose from Ills cot, aid, pecrlnx tltr9nEl! ttlo
ii tic rresliUnl?S HeinE tail ti,at' llo WIS
suffering gru0t rnIM, UritGn,l replied: II NIL
yUry hurry to l,lur t, i wisj, ! had pnt nii-
ETHER hsll lno ln'' fur that would havc ended
."What was your motive for tlfs !! aets" i1 ~.
thing fnr six weGks. md what ! did was
hit i for polltfcal p,rposes a'ld through, mt
rlntfc motives. l went To tho depot to do
tho deed two weeks nso, when the President
went t9 ip9E nrnrel'. h%t ho e'''nc In hand
, 1881-07-04
THE SHOCK.
OLD FOLKS AT HOME.

49,, r.'s. y 1SIr tsiot1't.. .1no nous ~ ttoc
s,,ootpg ~ ~. - rss'nt ,gns brok"n S to is M
"n.,aa ~, ~ ~ xo.a,,oon'ot Sa;a', sI,e hni
an,, W ,s,, .s o,rcoma T., v v tho ,ata, occ,dsnt
whiel resulted IN tue deatI ct Thomas Tomas; Cur, FUR,
field aud Ars Arnold tilat TIC fam!ly ny nay
Keps iroal her tae 'ntell'Rotce VI tne ~
tempted assassination. nat tnls molnlng sto
holfs IuneFal' WHICH tooA PLUGS " neaIo1u
to-day. In announcing her Intention, she
rcmnrlcd .. u. + act Saturday 'rhOrlus .Wns
t,..tsa - Ia. Tor,,aitn ,,,,,jar ,vi,o n
will be next sandayP" Mrs. Trowbr'dge, 1T
WHOSE house MIS- G1rtGlu was, ulG1 SENT 1Gr
, 1881-07-04
:. ;.GERMANY:'

DEu11s,pJuly A--rhe Natio,ldE Gn3ate,
;cplilMeuttns IN tho attempted pssaalnQttbhpt
GARFIELD, says:;" It Is 'ln,l'Qss'lle the.
spalty Information ut ltalud to torul: IN, Idea
lot ta lnotlycs ot tho crlnle.s Tho attempt re'
minds ua OF that Of N0h.ling. S'Yo wlli. h9pa
tS Asa ot tho syset isp,'ae 5 Wy! recover
,s..,pur best WISHES arc tor tlla noble: asates-
nlau whom. crlmu Inns selected for its object"
:. = !. ~. sTlIA c1spllcHEs. -. :, -: ~
I DgnLsx, July h,..s,Therp. wasa largo atte!fd.
ianeh At Amerleaps| n the various churches
to-day, i, s. :s;t.t e; s.'s
saysl aEyclt 1fTssslqtiy spsakIpg: no pollt-
icai nloyo wes ut the: bottom Of tho crime.
.tho'act aros6 fron. u politlcal syatem Of cot.
.rIlutioIl,: tipA fofbl tl,nt Garfield, likanob!o
Lincoln, should hase Ills thrcad Of l!fe cut
by u tnu.loeer's hallI In the fnllness of lsts
strength .anu beneaceut labors; but. whst'
, 1881-07-04

l1lE AlA1o1ANS At4tSo
Tic point OF entering Tho grounds. they hes
a; rysa rtf y s to "svsnss S'E sass' rssasSse s
liz W!tcr".rSresi'len.'s VIZ u ,acssa9s: Tha .Vics-
President uEall represented to Tie Att"r-
Or to lcar from some o,ie WHO 1at' be- been M nenr
him of rs sxact cn,.'I,'pn: 1T 'las hceM
severe s"ek to-, to " cnrs.a s s st ,sl Mas
H1 1sot 'eaSs''' aniy FROM ' symatSy nil sorf"W
tot Tue i'rest.ci; hit also htcat!!sG ]. wns 90
Into receiving tho news nf lIis nlMrics, nntt |
trl t 1re;'''s,t n'g't '.t ste'prGfa ,0 RHYTHM y
ciHsrl ,ny eyrs It Is nty EARNEST .|r.ssiru
ID seu tiu President. /! thcre lin, postthtll.y
Of setng l!im!,,' tlen. alnc ,EenEli satd tint
S W ss's,ss s sxsspian a SvS| Srs f;ssi ' 5 t' 5i is
i'"ss; iY s:;s,,res 81 4o ''sN' WEI tet 'S
I,res1,ls!.. was mac!, !mr.'e,!!: strt,ns ~ tis
erat,flcat,.!.l.. liz had worn M npyi1ns tS:.
prcssl0n all tie lnorntnE, but, WHOM hg lleara
tho President WIS liipr.ynr, lits tace bright.
fns sra " NV orE wv s w0s' sd Io srnx AZ o T. ss s$sy
nt0r Ju,Irs, " to hear such news.
lEr ua i1orE 70 1op lie NAY 1.EcovEn"
'l'l,ey tl,un left Gen. MncVrtglI and went to
the Arllnntoi,, where they @ @Ie,nstiastl IN @ 9!lu
Vt thu prifnlo tnrlDrs. Nhlln lhere. C0ls'
SSs;t * H. s Atssr s"s Y lad sfl!s,
!" il" the WSits ,.e!!;e sr"o,'!s' MSey,clEI's ,li,;
1o.lse. nlHl ilnal!y TO t!in Arlngtoi!.
words If nrettl'g will! tlIo Neutrality-suspicious.;
Chi. lnGersdl llAsl int Secretary l]laiiif, anu
thu Secretary lllu eS}Tessttl lils EFat',Satl9;
alNt Mr Arthur siolti llayn come 10 MaIM, ". H.
crisis desirable Col. liigesholl a,so Ra!ts
| the SrcretNry MIL ,othor htoih1eFS ~
thc Ca1lget wisl1et. 70 'iGGG nt5 uie
Slce.rreaiuen!, nlin spen t,uS h,SnI na, 'n,
%pr'"y " uo, :" oinr inn % ,ac" ~ ~ nn,,nit,nit
%Mr rI = w s,ntrv an tat tIuv a W IT
N,ati,r MnM ~ ,ss rc," ttst,,ts lin nifnr nart
IF .,ft Tia afinr,,1on. Gil. inusssull tiicrel,u,
i..t 1T 1T thIs point. Tho Vic l'resIlot!t asai
GSr Tsse ss'e atof ar stH onrs sc s
lse s,ss,vn.n ,,s.v. av .eo ~ 1r ~.9m ' w,,rr
ANOTHER MEs"EHaEM ;,t',;n,. 4o f'E ""'tA
"1wltl 20 myself" WIFI sai,i tho Senator. ut
VII ~ Ffas iayos. y, so ff nin mnd ~ n rnurot
as't s,s wsn a,S.sf 70 ~ ,ntntn ,1 % ~ is cni
1 w's 70 m HeS1 S ,ayfs1 rss esiu tan IsGe sc 1I Il
affects eeSs!aliy fGr %9 ot a "'y y<na|e,|S ssfs v
te ss'cfa. M soafw ,,.s,,,,,tv @ tnt Ss Ws!rs t snS
nsaSi ri w ,sr H,Ss'Hy $ @ %xtsts Ms Vii Mi
hGSspgS}eis''t hS psciy turust M;s "i, 'Ia Iilc Sasof
.!oes tscI Wnmt ti'at Mx H. ~ ny x"s
Mtt Tepteae,ei y 11s a!! 'E G nieY nj nata II
tnrt nn,a ,.nr" n,,v % ,Wssiitiiv NJ iIs bn,Ip
H@!inwyT @ Tot 10 cnji tl,at day. aenatnr jos,aa
WIS told lint, II Tho President eont!n1lM! tn
patweu p[at,s ~ i u l u II pea 1T IL igi. ho essage
sreatly re Relieved Inc ctEi'rrslent, mid ilo
aae,{atsy sttstxara droys :|,sl wt|' f. sSPs!r t',,
] ,nss @ ~ ~ ~ - Snt,ot,r tnnnei i,nl,sr anil 3,,r.
, 1881-07-04

,,tn.t u, III" sTo,.,a," r,n ,nn In rcccvoi
To- ,..' ,,a,a ~ r r1ni,, t,otrr sEnt itc wns
t,",i,; ~, a., .,.as. ~ In rntf,."v stotfo"
MIst vs H., o.,i ,"iorrn,,in
~, ~. 'o,t ao w. ma viii, lar srnnai,ss
!'a ,uJ.s a;ro,i 1,as fSrynr,ioi n Wi,ts,s
1,"i"ca ,,at i, ,fr,"ntto in hns rncriyctl ~,
~, a:"s i,,t III. IL n, ,.,o nnat ,nrnoro
niv ~, os'p' o"tar ''' = - -, j
e' I'M 1.,r,;;t,to' t,ors,,,, socro,nrv % III.
o,11"h ,,s,on y. ,ttn,s,nr r.oweil,s rrsiri,co
oI ~ H.. rnfrrot nr ill.,, f,nv"r,,.nt
@ ."r,1 ' tinnrh,on @ ani scyorai .Amt,nssoIors
a,sa oottan '6t''S' - @''N@ so.s'"' =. !.
Il, +is liz ,...as,ta,, t,n n.s..t.,n.;n,, 90,
nt,m.lea ~ >s,,i, fant,,,r Wv '''''Ss'~'' ""'
=. - "'''. ,.,,,, ,Has, Il noar ), !, g..
! r oxnov ,,t, :" Er,o post so,s, ,.N,
ovo,t Lna Or ,,rnta;,,,,i;, ,ro,o,1 I'm Ir,oiIuf
nntinn for ~ ,nnmv ,.,a rs mnt oxn"ntin, tn ):
nssa s,, I'm, rr H.. Csar ti,o rt, ~ n,,n
tho Ira If 'Trn.ltfont r,nrsi,,,l' 3Vo vantnra :
~ .n,, tint ,,of ,,,i., ~ r.,~ia,, i,,t ,.i,nr. :
n,,ar t,,a rr,1s,, tn,oo. T.; sua.,.a,, iho sa
itl,,es n"a fniI,, CHI. ati f. IT, farcn %
s,;n .u,omtt,. IT, ,a,,,, ~ ~ M,rf,",,t .,,,o.,
i'n rs1 to Itso,,ara ,,,a .,,,.,, ~ If. uroM',
cHtnn InA ,wc .c",,,,ot ha,,tv,,: ,i,a~ To.itnoa :
nso,sJ n, lin ,,ror,,ot ",,,,ra,,as,,,,s t,,at
t,a rx;,,,, J.. -. ,,,.,nr,t,v v,ut,sa.sa n,,,,
mnseIc.s G,ar;"it1 hos ,Inua ,tti,;,,, I'm ~ ,,ro.
yoln % flint ,mif,ica, nmimositv ,shtc,,' ~
frcnt,cn,1v fmrnts,,na ovc,,sc fnr rnvfct,in
lvn fniI n, uco ,n,v t,,e ,n,,r,1ur ~ thc 1,r"e.
f,1ant c,m sor,,o ~ I,o u,,,1s ~ ~, na,i,ina,
IN rtr ,ros,, .,,,"a T., i,a .,,o ,,o,ht i'm ~
nasosir Il insn,n r. ,yit, ,'s s"t,s;act',rr -,
,i.mnxw t,a, TN "r,,,n Ia nj ti,o "mtorna ~
Niht,a,n "" n,ov Ia ,nrn,fttoh a IN ho"a
tint viii, f,ora,.l,I;a eycoIiamt co,stitntinn.
T." NAV ro,,,,."r Ia imt.,,ro,s;i,i.. a,1an'
..,. ~ t,.tI. ,,,a4 ~. ~ ~ ss'. .1sasa1,',
;tiiot t,s nrnst,art ~ ,ntrtt,, ,.,,,,,hitc nr,,
M","Innl u mi rnirr of ilE'oms % ~ 1nteiircn. % nnJ @
;,,,,a.S,a .,,,,., ei,n,,i ,,a ,n.S -. 1.a tI',s
'htnsMioas ~, psGp'e sho"M W ,aia AZ asasns
"uu,' so y. ,s,t'',. t'tuht ..
as pa1n'ze, n,,iaa w. w. pIIs.us IVY ,. ~
pp.:,u oppusato s'.es "a 'ao H''"''t'o p'""se" tn1o
'hout'''ps'
,c,,. TIE pAl!.a S..Ms' !: vs. A..
t.a;tat H. ay ne.as stss ~, ,, glvos W. ~
NInest s".IsI"ctlo, ~ Nv "o'e ~ n"nuunto ~,
co'eiS. ln9 "t,h"st ssMlp!lhy WI ~ = aais
.nloueMout Elstaua WIN Mls. uatHe!a a.'u>
nle peup'o " Alaotlc' ~ uae srlsyons Ill.,, ;,,1s'
iortAne WHICH inns .oaIa'iell': tneh1: l.o
Queen iaa slsen n,.lH cSptession: 10 Ihls
sympathy oy tue dlspatc!1 or .teleerains 10
ar. ma Mrs. tiar''ela. rue t"rl'ier nus won
tao seheeht fespect u i'iena alii ioo. tAeEe
seems 70 ho no reason 70 aoaot t'lat Hnateau
was 1hstlgatoa by purely personal motives.
inc .syengeanca, OF panied - enpialty :
Gun SELDOM nave sclecteu q moro harni!esa
! v.csM tha'; ,dasheH'. ohe isatase OF tnss
disaster y the aoselice OF ~ oxcase ios cosl-
! nectine IL WIN "a revolutionary enterprise.
rol1t'eAl hssnsiliat!on 'las lately; stlhu1ateu
tne imag'natsonso1 many l'eople 70 morp!a
pltcn OF aarlh' anu tle language OF Vapor-
| HE uFnEE1TtS Itk0 O4l0nOYAn 4tpSS1 HIS
, 1881-07-04

lngton on II special trpin, llnvlr,g bern sum.
moncl, 10 colsult nj tho Executive Manslon
With tho other physicians,
, 1881-07-04

troNulG8 agu turnpll tnhL niRy result 10 THO lt1-
public trOm III horrible crtn,G,
lReMkted, That w0 oherIhn thu most onrHcst and
sincere hopc. and unitc with nl eonA peoplo III
tue!r tcFvent prsyvrs fur tho recovery Of tho
President from h!a Rruns niltlclton.
These resolutions Wato unanimously
adopted. mud wege ordore,l 10 he tolegrnplcsl
to tho Secretary OF Suite Ut tho Uultud
States. JoItN McENEI,y. President.
1iouElsT ". ADAMS, Secretary.
yno,t BALTIMORE.
nAtrIMOllE, July 1,--IlUM, Iu,nes q.
-Dlliae. Secretary ri Stnte, l'nshington:
Please forward to Als Exce'lency. tl,e Pres.
tdent Ut tho United Statas, tho prnfuuntl
sympathy OF ttse ltnlau Beneficial Soclety,-
UeEtone c Ftutallu7za,-ol Baltimore, au.l
wishes for llIs speedy roeosury,
N. 4VloAnp. President.
L. LAzzENr, Secretary. ..
-, - EItOM tORTEIk,
CoLusinus. O., July, ,A--1hs H0N. jlnlca
g. Ulalnc, Seoyctaru lEustl,4,iou: Con.Ils.
ued favorable reports are gratefully rccevetl
liaye requested the peop!p Ut the Stats to
aBselnl}B In the chuscles tomorrow ll0rll'
lux, to ellga,<o h. devotion tn Almighty G0tl
aid that tho celebration tomorrow s,1Al
be conducted IN accord with t!le then phys!
cal condition Of the President. hlay Gut
grant him speedy al,d full recoysry, Is III,
prayer ,of all, Please reul this dispatch t.
tbs President. cIlAltl.Es FOsTEtk
n"'' TO TIE AlluyH
Secretary 1salne replied us fullows:
WAsMlnorpN, u, O.. July la-D;15 y, mill
Esc<tIs.sv Uhaf1e4 Foster, Governor of Usta; Th
pEeslaent 10 deeply touphea With the tveltugs q
Affection manifested by tho people Ut hlx nativ
Stats, ~ shoYn In your telegram just rooe.ycd
His condition IL uuchauge1 No unfayorabl
symptoms bayo supcrycnel, mad bis fuEtlud
, 1881-07-04

I.oxpnN, July a.-The Americans resident
hero coutlnuta to proceed III u steady stream
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INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE STAR

AMUsENESTs-3d pare.
ATToRSEYs-Sth page.
AUCTION SALEs-7th aud Sd pare.
BoARDISG-Sth rage.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-Sth page.
BUILDERS SUPPLIEs-7th page.
CITY IrEMs-sth page.
DKArHs-sth page.
EDUcATIoNAL-1st page.
FINANcnL-7th page.
FOR RENT (Rooms-8th pare.
foR RENT (Houses)-8th page.
FoR RENT (Miscesneous}-sth page.
FOR SALE (Miscellaneous-6th page.
For SALE (Houses)-Sth page.
FAIRS. FEsTIvALs. kc.-3d page.
HoUsEFURSIsHIsGs-7th page.
IssURAN0E-Tth page.
LADIES GooDs-7th pare.
LOST AND FoUND-4th page.
LIST OF LErTERs-6th page.
MIscELLANEoUs-6th page.
MONEY TO LoAS-4th page.
MEDICAL, &c.-3d page.
MARRIAGEs-5thp page.
PERsosAL-4th page.
PROFESSIONALISM PAGE.
Pianos AND ORGANs-2i page.
RAuRoAps-7th page.
SPECIAL NoTIoEs-1st page.
SPECIALrIEs-4th page.
STEAMERS, &C-7th page.
SAFE DEPosIT-3d page.
The TRApEs-6th page.
TURKISH BATHs-7th page.
UNDERT AKERs, &C.-5th page.
WANTED (Help)-Sth page.
WANTED (Situations) sth page.
WANTED (Houses)-8th page.
WANTED (Miscellaneous)-Sth page.
WOOD AND COAL-3d pare.
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VenmOr n a lsueSser.

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
AS Mr.. Vennor has appeared lately in TIN
STAR over his own signature, and threatens to
give us another year Of himself and his wonder
full almanac. ask you to reprint the enclosed
paragraph cut from THE STAR last spring and
preserved by me for the purpose of testing
Nennors sagacity as quesser.
MOTHER SuIPPEE.
Vennor ventures another prediction in general tn
details to he filled out in due time He says the srin
will be fairly early. hot and dry and the mid snnnae
cool and Wet. The autumn promises 10 be oIen. dr.
and fine There is likely To he great deal of ickneD
during the year, but the weather, except in . fs0
isolated sections will be favorsbe to agricultural
suits The winter of 1882 bids fxr 10 be open and ieD
orally mild with but few and those lived, sorn
periods. |"
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BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS adjourned yes
terday until Monday. In the House of Repre-
sentatives the call Of states was not concluded.
but the thirteen states called during the day
contributed S67 new bills to congressional liter
ature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17

DURING THE WEEK ended to-day there were
received at the Treasury for redemption, 81 1856
600 in national bank notes, as against $S79, ,OOC
for the corresponding week Of last year.
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The President,s Cabinet.

The politicians are commenting on the fact
that of the three new members Of the Cabinet
selected by President Arthur there is not man
among them who has presidential aspirations, OF
is even remotely likely to have such aspirations
They note this fact as new departure In the
way Of harmony in the Cabinet: While the
President has sci ecfed able men of the republi
might occur among them on account of theil
having an idea that presidential lightning is
playing In their vicinity. 1t is generally under
stood among the politicians who are nearest the
President that there WILL when the Cabinet is
completed, be found no presidential timber in
its composition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-12-17

THERE are 18S new advertisements I'm to-day's
STAR-the largest number ever printed in sim
gle day.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal
revenue, Gals, ,45l 90; customs S789, ,772l3.