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THE HON. JAMES vInETo.
Spfftqf DttGattA Ii T.hA Chifaaa Tribune

Special 1t,pateA 10 IN catsaeo Tribune, .
;, JACKSON, Mlcll., duly 1o.-Tho lion. james
Vldeto died ut his residence In tho Tow, OF
Spring Arbor to-day, AGED n. Deceased was
ons OF tito first settleFs Of tllis county. 1Io
Was q n,p,nbar OF tho Legislatures III l8l3.,4a-
~, at.l StAte senator lll 1sto.41, liu l!yctltn
Jackson County ftrty-plglit years. :.
, 1881-07-20
MILWAUKEE HOSPITALITY,

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MILwAultlE, July IA specfa! meeting
OF the Common Council was held this even.
ing to co'nplete arrangements for lie 1ecep-
t!on OF the New 0rleanS visitors. They will
be met at tha t!n!on l'gn"r ~'sh ears4as..s
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10 these outragcs, and t),o stota IA ,o,,.,.
to remedy the matter. Tile roa. il i1gHea r1e{.o 70
approaching completion, md cars wonl1 nnlp1oy
r,ltini!g tf1fnagh from the OltfD Risnr" 10
few weGks 4 the builders wora allows" !" a
70 OIL with their work peacefully. "'" 70
, 1881-07-20

will ouse consumption, coughs, weak luusr
bronchitis. and g6ncsal de6lAty. R4t4hllahe4
, 1881-07-20

Necessary to eliolee, ~.
Tho Cl.u!r decided no choice lnatte.
,Speaker Sharpe moved to ad1Ourn. Car
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THE ASSASSIN.

~
Rpteial nhpafeA to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
WAs11rSaroy, o. C.. July t0.--Gutteau has
bcen placed in solitary confinement III the
jail, by order Of Dfstrlct-AttOrncy Corkh!ll.
lie Is to receive neither visitors nor conlN,,t.
1ilcatlons, and tho guards arc not to tnlk with
him. lie will thus be held to awatt the re-
suit OF the Presidents injuries. Thero Is no
expectation that lie will press for early trial.
In fact he Is perfectly contentcd to have
nothing done III Ills case which will make 1t
necessary for him to leave the Jail. lie stands
in constant fear OF violence. and seems to
have IN abiding conviction that he could not
now appear In public except at tho rlsk Of
his life. 80
1IE 1s VERY COOL IN II1s DEMANDS
for colnf0rt ind liberty within the prison.
To-day tic askcl to alave the rules modified
III Ills case, and proposed to apply to tho Act
Ing Chief Justice OF the Supreme Court of
tho District for modification Of tho rules.
He says hp thinks he has done nothing which
should call for rigorous enforcement Of
the rules.
I1s ASKED TODAY
to be allowed 10 exercise about tile jaIt Mt bis
own corvenlcnco; to have three daily papers,
which hv nanet, sent to llim;
to be allowed to receive Nil visitors
freely; to have Ills letters mailed and all
addressed to him delivered; and to bs nj
lowed to receive his meals fran the nutsldc.
lie still Insists tint, In shooting the 1'rest-
dent, llo was actuated by n proper motfyc,-
that is, the safety and salvation of tho Re-
publican party.
E01,KIIIlIs
tt the rFtsttrn Assnttdtsd Pr5s.
WASHINGTON, u. c.. July 10.-Distrlct-
Attorney CorkIIlIl to-dny sent tho following
letter to the Warden nf tho jail:
Gan. u $. Crocser, ltarlen of thk Unite.l States
JaA-DEAH SIN: Tho Grand Jury having nd.
journcd until tho 18th Of scptombcr and It be-
inE impossible 10 ascertain tho final results Of
tho Attack hy Charles ]. Duttcatl, tho assassin OF
tho Prcsldont. 1t will be necessary tn retain him
in Gu stody for future notion OF thu nuthorItIcs
desire you to plaee him OH ona aide Of the jail,
wnere there arc no other prisoners, and whore
tneans Of escape are lmposslblc; TINT you will
allow h,m to SEQ no Other person whatever, and
Tint he be not permitted 10 hold conversation
With any OF tho guards, md that ho be rigorous
II excluded from receiving or sending any CON-
lnuuioatton except those delivered By ino Or re-.
ceved By my direction. desire these .ltrsc-
lions to bo vigorously executed.
Gk0H0E H. CoRKn1LI.
du1TEAu TODAY ADDRESSED 4 NOTE
to Postmaster Alnger, authorizing the POST
master to deliver to Distrlct-Attorney Cork
hill, for such disposition rs Ito mny desire,
all mall mntter addressed to the prisoner.
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aEN.:wHAYRR,-

I, ,;Ltscor.R, Nab, Jr'y 1o.-1er. D. Wesn Ss.
spoke at Wahoo, this Stats, to-day. ana W.
tlVre to-nlght to 4. small audience. LII ssaA~
-four iuQre SPEECHES tn tho State. !.
, 1881-07-20
HANGED nY A MOB

~, ~, HANGED By. n MOB. ~
9NnEvRpoKr, La, July l0.-Wash Ateh,
negro, was taken from tho Mansfield 1a!l ~
night by thirty Or forty NAKED men, taEsaT1
Kingston, aud hanged, for killing ~ "
Scott, Of that blacH, last Saturday uleA1
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W. a. JOHNSON
ILL, nv,TrALo. July NV, A. Joltnson, a
, 1881-07-20

More health, sunshine, and 10y In Hop Bit
thrR than III all other remedies.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
.Inmea EieEIA'S VIII.

4 special despatch from Boston says.
"rhe late James T. Fields leaves in hi-
will remembrancts for several promi-
ncut literary people. He leaves to his
wife the homestead in Boston and III
country place at Manchostcr-by-thr.Sed,
together with his books, pictures, and
manuscripts. She also has the in%ur-
ance on his life and the income Of $780,
900. There are numerous bequeStS Of
from 81 900 to $4,000 to relatives and
friends, Including one ofSl 900 to Edwin
7. Whipple The following sums are to
be paid on the death of his wife, if she
does not direct otherwise by will: =. T.
Whipple, %, 900; john I, Whittier, s., 00D:
j. +, Clarke, Gone of his former part
ners) 5000; Lucy Larcom, 5000; W.
D.Howells, $1,000; 4. B.Aldrich, 81, 900;
sarah NJ. Elizabeth and DIR. B. l..
Adams, $4,000 each. He gives without
this condition to the boys high school
in Portsmouth, n. H., whore he was
born, 5000; TO the girls high school in
Portsmouth, $1,000; to the Howard Ben
evulcnt Society, Portsmouth, $1,000; to
the Home for Aged Colored Women,
Boston, $4,000; Home for Aged Men,
Boston, 50, 900 the Dedham Home, So, ,0oO
the New England Frcedman's Aid Soc
ieIy, s., O10; 10 the Benevolent Fater-
nifty of Churches, for the use of the
chapel under charge of the Rev. Mr..
Winklcy, $1,000; the Kneeland street
Hospital, $4,000; to Harvard College
Library, the manuscripts of his books
and poems, and to yarmouth College
Library, 1000 volumes to be selected
from his library by TIE Presiden5 of the
college"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Ts1E LOCAL STAGE.
John r. Owens in THAT Man From
CAtteraU%us."

John f.. Owens, an Old-timc Whining
ton favUritc, needed no introduction to
the good sized audience which greeted
him last night, and rapturouSly Y applaud
ed his irresStively funny acting aS
"That Man From CatterauglS. In his
new comedy Owens has II character
which is a sort of combination between
his Mr. Niddleweek and Solon Shinglc.
1t is not over done, and his metho Is are
Of that impulSive kind which mi 10 ont
the hnmOr in all its force, and render
the pathetic very touching In his new
character Mr.. Owens appears more the
master of his match1esS powers than
ever before, and through all the varying
moods of the rough old cattle dealer
there was the same tenor of trankneSs,
impulse and good -humor.
The support was very satisfactory,
though some Of the acting waSat times
slightly yamaturish. On the whole, how
ever, the performance was satisfactory
and pleasing, and showed that Owens
can still please the Wilmington people,
and that they still loDk upon him as the
master of American comedy.
OTHER ENGAGEMENTS.
MAY 4th and 9Th, Carrcnos Grand
Operate Company,
May 7tIl, 4. W. Akin.
May 14tn KiCr's Surprise Party, in
"HolrorS.'
May 10Th, Augustin Da!ey's Company
in ''Cindcrella at School.
May 10th, "Child of the State"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
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CITY RAILWAY.
The Directors take Action Looking
to Lower Fares.

A special meeting of the Directors of
the Wilmington City Railway Com
pany was held last night, at which
some private business was done, and
the following was passed unanimously;
Resolved by the Directors Of the Will
mington City Railway Company:
That the fares hereafter Oh each, the
main line from the Middle depot to the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad depot, the Rising Sun
Extension and the Fourth street EXten-
sion shall he, for adultS, t cents; for
children from 9 to II years 1 cents; for
| 10 adults tickets 50 cents, aAd for 10
chiIdren'S tickets % cents
That the sale Of 5000 value i'll tick
| cts shall be discontinued.
That the Main line and thn Fourth
street extension shall take through pas
scngers by directly connecting ears from
one to the other for one fare.
That the foregoing rates aud charges
shall 60 into effect on Thursday, May
9Th, the date Of the proposed opening
of the Fourth street extension.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
PRICE ONE CENT.
MUSCLE VS.. LAW.
A Woman Attacks a LAWYER.

Ihe Cincinnati Commercial says: A
suit OF no general interest, in which
one Gabriel Gebhart was plaintiff, was
decided adversely to that party by Judge
Baxter yesterday morning. Gabhart
was in the courtroom accompanied by
his wife, big, determined looking
| German woman with spectacles. After
the decision the woman marched up to
the judicial bench, III front of all the
lawyers and spectators, while another
case was in progress, and deposited u
bundle Of papers before the judge. He in
formed her that he had decided the case
and could not examine the documents,
whereupOn she faced about and shaking
her fist at Mr.. John johnson, attorney
for the defence, she accused him Of
swindling her since 1869, and applied
to him several times epithcts more en-
phatic than complimentary. Judge
Baxter suggested that the lady be con-
Quoted without the portals of the Court,
which was accordingly done by a polite
deputy with much difficulty and argu-
ment: she remained, however just out
side the door, and when Attorney John
son made his appearance she bounced
upon him; catching hold of his hair
with one hand, and his head with the
other, she began to pound his head
against the wall with excessive vigor,
accompanying each thump with warm
observation. The man of law called
loudly for assistance, but none came;
finally, by a deXterOus dodge, he twist
ed himself ont of her grasp; and
rushed for protection into the Marshal's
office. The woman followed him to the
door, but was prevented from exercis-
ing her muscle further. After giving
vocal vent to her feelings for a few
minutes, she retired from the scene,
much to the relief of the beoieged at:or-
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
THE NEAL CASE.
The United States Supreme Court
Remands the Case Back TO the
State Court for u New Trial.

A decision was reAdeied by the
Supreme Court Of the United States
yesterday in the case of William Neal
against the State of Delaware, in error
from the Court of Oyer and Terminer,
for New Castle county. Neal, who is a
negro, was indicted, tried and sentenc-
ed to death by the State Court, for the
crimo of rape. His appeal to this
Court Is based upon the fact that the
State Court refused to grant a motion
made by him that the indictment and
panel of jurors be quashed, for the rea-
son that COlored men were excluded
from the grand and petit juries by
which he was Indicted and tried. This
Court holds that the exclusion of col
ored persons from the ,juries which is
complained of in this case did not, as a
matter of law, result from the Consti-
tuition and laws of the State,
The case, therefore, could not have
been properly removed to the Federal
Courts. Since, however, there was an
improper exclusion Of culored men, on
account of race from the juries, by
which Neal was indicted and tried, the
State Court erred in refusing to grant
the motion of the accused to quash the
indictment and the panels Of jurors.
Its judgment is, therefore, reversed
with costs, and the cause remanded,
with directions to set 2sid.S the ,judg-
ment and verdict, as we'll as the order
denying the motions TO quash the in
dictmeut and panels of jurors, and for
such proceedings upon futher hearing
Of those motions as may be consistent
with the principles Of the opinion Of
this Court,
Jus ice Harlan delivered the opinion,
Chief Justice Wait and Tiold dissent
ing.
The following new order and amend
ments ofrues were announced by the
Court to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Pocket Book Lost.

Henry Clark, one Of the oldest and
most respected citizens of Mill Creek
Hd., while in the city yesterday had
the misfortune to lose his pocket book
containing $55 mostly in $40 notes
He had been in Philadelphia transact.
ing some business, and on his way home
he stopped to make some purchase
He then had his money, but did not
know that it was amongst the things
missing, until he arrived at his home
near Brandywine Springs. He thinks
he lost it somewhere between Front and
Second and King and Shipley streets.
A reward is offered in our advertising
columns for the return of the mOney by
whoever may find it,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The Senate Deadlock.

In the U. S. Senate yesterday, conSid-
Grafton Of the Dawes resolution was re-
sumed. Mr. Farley ofCalifornia, mov-
ed to gointo executive session, and ap-
pealed to the Senators to dispose of the
important pending nominations and act
upon the Chinese Treaties. After de-
bate by Messrs. Dawes, Beck and Sauls-
bury, the motion to 60 into executive
session was defeated, yeas 81, nays ~.
After an hour spent in calling the roll,
on dilatory motions, the Senate, at 3.l5
PM: adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
SPECIAL MENTION.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

Nv attention having been called to
Nv fact that certain unprincipled per-
- in wilmington and elsewhere are
s*fringing my patent on the Challenge
Refrigerator, this is to notify all parties
;Tbo make or use, or sell such infringing
refrigerator, that unless they desst from
&,ch manufacture, sale or use at once
md settle for past damages, sun viii ne
Fought against them, for the above re-
Yard will be paid to any one giving Snch
Information that will lead tothe convlr-
Hon of any such person or persons, ny
M Challenge Refrigerator MamutaCtm-
IA Company, corner Of Water and Mar
TN streets, Wilmington, Delaware. II.
II. DlGGrEs. Patent~"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
~
straw Hats ,

II The general ve.dict of the people is
k4bat Rumiord Bros. line Of Straw Hats
IRE the hands0meSt and most complete
In the city, comprising every grade from
the finest to the comlnoncst quality.
AThe stock consists of Manilias, PanamaS,
China braid, Webster braid, Taylor $
AIa ,liinaws, Baltimore Macknaws, Can
Non and mixed braidS. Also the novelty
Ralled knock About" can BE- folded,
Bat on, mashed or handled roughly
without losing its shape. rhiIdren's
'ktraw hats never before equallri, NOT to
H. rxcellel, Humiord Bros, ,iOi Market
LAtlLnI
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Burned to Death.

New PROVIDENCE, PA, May =
Between and O'Clock this morning
the house occupied by d, Reese, situA-
ted about three miles from this place,
was totally Il ntroyrd by fire. While
Mr.. Reese and his son were endeavor-
ing to preserve some Of their effects the
burning building suddenly collapsed
and they We're both burned to death
Mrs. Reese was also severely burned.
The cause Of the fire is not known.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
THE SENATE 60 nffITTEE.
Having u Troublesome Iime-The

WASHiNGTDS. May 1.-The Com
mittee Of Safety, as one of the members
remarked to-day, is having Il trouble
some time. There is no question raised
as to the rXtcnt of its jurisdiction, hut
there are grave doubts ns to its ability
to accomplish all that is expected Of it.
The satisfactory settlement of the
Virginia situation, as between he Read
,jus'rrs and The Republicans, is one ot
the important proNlem- before the com
mitter. To-day u conference was held
between some Virginia Republicans
and some members Of the committee,
from which it appeared that the Rcpub-
licanS are not all Of them disposed To
what they cali II surrender, but insist
that the Republicans should hold Il
State Convention and maintain their
organization. These Republicans state
that they are willing to compromise 50
far rs compromise is possible, but that
they done think it wise to surrepler
the Republican organization. Neither
do they wish, they say, to have the
best men in the party, who have htthrr-
to been its principal supporters,
alienated, as they may he if ne State
Convention is held. The Republicans
who hold these views are said to be in
a small minority inthe party in Virginia.
Oreof the plans Of the Republican
Senators seems to lie SO to shW3e events
that the two Read ulster congressman,
Paul and Fulker,on, will vote with
the Republicans in the organization Of
the next House of Representatives, rs
MIR. Malone has in the organization of
the Senate. The republican majority
in the House is exceedingly small.
There is reason to believe that, while
Me>SrS, FuIkcrSon and Pa'll will not
go into the caItuS OF either party, they
will uniformly act and vote against the
Bourbon Democrats III the House.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
AAuiet sunday In Cincinnati.

Sunday was the quietest Sabbath for
years in Cincinnati, 50 far as amuse-
mentS We're concerned. The theatres
proper We're closed, but one or two
sacred concerts were given, Levy being
the attraction at one. In no place was
the crowd equal to that of last Sunday;
and it is evident that before many
Sundays have passed away peace aud
quiet will prevail from one end Of Gin
CinnAt 20 the Nthnr
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Competing for Prizes.

Three hundred and fifteen hoyH com.
poted for the prizes offered to Vermont
"oys under II by two Of the trustees of
the University ofNermont and the State
Agricultural College, for the best yields
in corn and potat es. Frank j. Hub
bard, Of Whiting, took the first prize for
corn with 122 bushels of shelled corn to
the acre. Lewis S. Breed, of Goshen,
took the first prize forpotatoes, with l92
bushels to the acre.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The Reason Why.

The tonic effect Of Kidney Wort il
produced by its cleansing and purifying
action on the blood. Where there is {
gravelly deposit in the urine, or milky
ropy urine from disordored kidneys, il
cures without fail. Constipation and
piles readily yield. to its cathartic and
healing power. Put up in dry vegeta'
bic form or liquid (v6ry concentrated),
either act prompt or sure.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Pilot Commissioners @rsauizims

The Pilot Commissioners met in the
Office OF Homer Barry yesterday after
noon and organized by eIecting the fol-
lowing officers:
observation-disclosures Moore.
Clerk-Homer Barry.
The full Board, with the exception of
Lahan $. Lyons, of Lewes, was present,
The commissioners adjourned to meet
at the call Of the president.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Women Never Think -

If the Grabbed old bachelor who ut
tered this sentiment could but witness
the inten'e thought, deep study and
thorough investigation of women in de-
termining the best medicines to keep
their families well, and would note
their sagacity and wisdom in selecting
Hop Ritters as the best, and demon
strating it by keeping their familie, in
perpetual health, at mere nominal eX-
pense, he would be forced to ackuowl-
edge such sentiments are baseless and
false,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Fingers Torn OF.

Charles H. Mclaughlin, son of Susan
Mclaughlin, residing at No. II Robi n
son Street, while working at II bolt n L
chine IN the Diamond State Iron Com
pany's works, on Saturday afternoon
about o'clock had his left hand drawn
into he machine and badly mashed
and laccrated. DR.. KcabIes, being
called in found necessary to amputatc
the third finger, hut he thinks he can
save the second by careful treatment
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
ManAtH d'A EaNOEite OWNS.

d. .oiml1s Vegetable Liver PiIis sugar
ooatedI move thu bowels easy by acting d.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
oy promoting the healthy ACTON o. tho liver
In doing this headache, neuralgia, pains III
the right or left side or through tne limbs
indigestion, costiveness, SICK stomach, weak
back, di4Anoss, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, billiousness, general
weakness and other bodily intirmities arl
cured. They positively operate without
griping, sickening, Weakening or leaving tne
pswels costlve. A splendid, easy, purgdtiye
and liver cure. rs cents and 81 = box. Main
ospot, 4th and King streets. Philadelphia
VA Arch street. Sold by dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The Police Court,

The mayor, rhiS morning, sentenced
BENJAMIN Quinn, an hahitual drunk
ard to - days Imprisonment in the
county lail. Ohicsr Thomas, last night,
found him lying in drunken slumber,
upon the platform of one OF the +, w.
Il B. G. CO.'S cars.
William Rawlius, colored, was, last
night, fined s. and costs for assanltins
William Price. last Friday al the circus
grounds.
Carl speincken was fined 81 and
costs for being drunk and diSordorly ut
his boarding house and striking fei-
low boarder.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
Florida S'MriOGitiea.

Mr.. Louis Faiyre recently returned
home from Florida bringing with him
two live aligators, which he has in Il
small box in one end Of wooden tank.
They are only II inches long, but snap
with ayidity at anything that is put
II }ar them.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
AFlat.ering Testimonial.

We have known people who have not
stirred from their beds for six weeks, on
account Of lutiammatory rheumatism,
to be cured less than one week by st
Jacob'S Oil, says MaX liaumeister, ESD
WaIla WaIa, Washington Territory.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
The summer Bush for Europe.

Nearly six hundred cabin passengers
sailed FROM New York for Europe on
Saturday. The rush for Europe has
now assumed large proportions, and
nearly all herthS on outgoing steam
ships for weeks to come have been taken.
Among the passengers sailing on Satur-
day was VIM. II. Vanderbilt.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-03
A Gold Note.

Henry Feldmirr Of the FELTON, House.
corner Scrond and Walnut streets, has
in his possession what may be termed II
gold note, issued in California in 1860.
at one tilue it was worth double its face
value in reenb&CNS.--NIr. +. will re-
tain il for a time aS Il curiosity.