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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-21
DoIlg0s IN CONGRESS.

Tho tims.killing debate upsn evssy subject
was resumed In he Senate on Monday, April II.
The time Of thas days session wss occupied BY CalL
Of Florida, In defense q tho Southern States,
statistical speech from Camden In defense Of ths
credit Of West Virginia, . facctious speech by
Beck on Don Cameron's dominance In Penn
Sylvania politics, : retort b. Cameron, and har-
Anguc BY Vest referring to pretty much everything.
AZ the Close Of Vests speech the Senate sdjouriel
No business Of any kind was done. Senator Eli
munds had returned from florida, and occupied his
.eat in the Senate He seemed 70 b in excellent
health and epirts, and rsoeivel the congratulations
q biz Ssliow-Scnators Of both parties.
In The Senate, on motion Of Mr. Burnside, )
resolution was adopted on Tuesday morning, the
l2th inst, requesting The President 70 communi-
eas - ~ Senate any information in ths possession
o. the Government touching tho alleged arrest and
imprasonmsntof Michasl Doyton, Who claims 10 Be !
ettissa OF The United statss by The Government Of
0rsat Britain. Ths aoodgates Of talk were then
opened, and number Of senator's spoke on any
subject Interesting to them, AIT: Beck making shs
long argument, and held the door at adjournment
The proceedings in the United States Senate
var led on Wednesday, April Is, by .ome sharp
and angry passsges between Dawes and Pendleson,
and Dawes and Butler. and some excited dsnuncia-
,ions of Republicans BY Senator Harria The
sion closed with another personal alteration between
Messrs. Hin and Malone, In which language par
possly insulting passed bstween the senatora
The usual amount OF talk was INDUCED in by
The Senate o. Thurrday. the lAth inst, but no busi
ness was attempted. When the session adjourned |,
was 10 meet on Monday. The following nom,na-
lions were sent to The Senate: Postmasters-Is
Brown. Coumbns, Ind; Edwin ". Phelps, Oak
Park, H.; c. n. Clark, Ida Grove, Iowa william
Lrtchcr, of Ohio, TO be Register of the Land once
1t Mitchell, D. r. Coste1 Fes.enden, Of Michigan,
to Surveyor General Of ths United states District
Of Dakota
Richland beacon., 1881-07-09
The iya>hi:ig;va E.a-.dl -


conflicts known i The "u.a.s O.. l..rc.
he news WIS &ashrG over tie wires
hat Abraham Lincoln vas a.,-a.ain-
,.,c., 70 the North i. Is needles. 10
gay thai ,,,i4 o.g4:nr~u.or. vas a
source Of almost :atot.aa,al.c 81. e.
Mr. Lincoln, administration Gur..r ',
,i,r mos, ,rj,;rul ncrj.l of lie nations
history, ne, With payara,.elcd app:o-
batjo,. \, w. clearly .hovn lv lis
denomination, 5y III. rr,~t na7,v tia,
clr..cd him. and Ms rcr,,y,i,u hv aa
,y,rvL,,n,;o,- ua;orj.y owe. = ,aaa f
.t,rl;nr ability. 4 rc,.,ar American
..crcroi and con. HMM, rare ou.,:t.,~
Of both head and heart. That IL
should be cat oil in the very eden ..
= career Of such i3c.;imal'. service
ms, whe, TIE bloody r.li".au "a.
about TO be c.osscG-.as ~ a.,.ic;iou
20 the rcu,ral GOVERNMENT. heavy u
no horne. To the -u;.th. ,Le situation
vas lust the reverse. .'c1: .: tia, /.
.nomen.ous oc-iod, we're able to take
IN impartial, and VIVA. has since
,rovod % he sensible view of be
matter r.j,,erally broken down hv
the effects Of tie terrible strife Dis
nossesseI Of thousands q her uo1.cs;
men; the wall Of despair going up
rom every quarter; Oh Tie very verge
Of surrcnderinc her all, and being
plunged into the ro:.cx Ct poverty
and want from which there was Lar-
diy a remote possibility Of recovery,
she was in uo.iiiol 10 catch at any
thing that had even q shadow OF hope
ANYTHING adverse % the best in.rrcs,
of the powers with which enc was
struggling, was to the Indignant and
Gisa1po:atrA. i, least. welcome intel
ligonce. The death of TIC man whose
election had been tie occasion Of such
\ r-eat national calamity. if it mad
not the promise of hope, certainly
noscssed the ar.carance Of vengeance
II WAS some consolation. IL the most
bitter moments Of scc,iora, tcar. anf
rcjcr,loss hate 10 SEQ Ter lnyu.ir.
bereft Of their chief
Today uLnn n,acc reicns "vi;Li.
nor walls and pro. parity within he
palaces ~ when the wall Of scctiona
strife has been hushcd: when the ten
nest of political conflict has bee
Gained: when the law Of pcogrcs
has taken advantage of this bca;i!i
epoch in American history, to asscr
its claim to that insurmountabe 81
rycmacy for which it wa original
designed. the nations pride has bcC
wounded by one of the most dasta
dlv-vea cowarJlv-of all the "a
culinary transactions known to Il
history Of the world, that James
Garfield under the vc.v shadow
The national cavi,oI. should fall y
tim nj the feet of remorse!cas q
pcrado-falscly termed 80 madma
is to the dignity of tie republic,
insul, opainst which she should :
be slow to revolt. We did not St
port Mr.. Garfield at tie ballot be
with the ulincip,es of lis party !
nothing in common: were terri
disappoin,ed a, their triumph;
fidelity to national pride, saying nc
ing of our high sense OF tie cause
humanity ",e''' 'o'''' 10 ~ 'o"",
Richland beacon., 1881-07-09
HI.!!.sS FoR The HOMELESS
UDOp 0G.EiNG FNR COLONIES.
Fertile Land and Abundance Of
Timber.

Iar;.", WHO may desire 20 purchase Tici
1..! vet u,ahc.cd lands, where good water
.sl &c obtained, with splendid outlet for stock,
%: "a '.- -au-r that cannot he surpassed III
a4. rn.a'tf, NJ i price ,o which no one car
.,... and Who are willing 10 20 into the
v.c.- ..ul Gear up the land and open them
.iuu~. ctn i.'t INST what they want by al
dressing n applying - the undersigned.
The Tearing of these lands are not very
dIicult white very good crops can lie made
GU :hen '.,c first year. They will be dis
iu.'A Of in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
>1l.r u them are very favornby situated i"t
.., iocat.u. oi colonies. Terms as good ~
co;.t tc ,i-hcd.
TIIOS. J. NANGHAM,
Rayv,lIe, La.
June III, lSsi.--,f.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-09
French Liver Pad

~. Er.--H rs French Liver Fad
N.. positively re Fever and Agn" Dumb
'..... t.rc Gs,o. Bilious Fever. Jaun1ice,
..,. n.I al diseases Of the Liver,
>.,... ..al Sod. Price sl1O 10y mail.
-.... g.. Prof. ,u.l.ret'cs Treatise on the
T. ..acy al. liver free by mail. Address
ENCH PAD CO.,
-. -' 1851 u. TOLEDO ONO.
Richland beacon., 1881-07-09


. .... f,.--' tor pHoF. "rlLNEErf
r.f.,.. KIDNEY PAD. ant take 10 other.
...... -..--t j.. ,-ud :. go and you Will
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15

DR.. ENTITIES hIDNEY REM.
EDN, N tPHRETICI NJ, cures all
kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints
Gonorrnna. elect, LeucOrhUa. Fer sale by
all druggist; 81 bottle, six bottles Tor IS,
DIR. MgnTEE'S Dan6elion pills
are the best and cheapest DyspepsiR ana
Bilious cure in tha market -F5a sale by
all druggists.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15

treatment I will net stop to re-
fer 70 the causes of this complaint:
they are many; some pregentabie,
Others, perhaps, may not be, lhs
n.ain symptoms are severe head
ache and pain in the back, with ten
leruess Of the spine on pressure,
attacks OF nervousness, alternately
crying and laughing, loss of appe-
tie and more or less debility.
This is an irritation of the spinal
ccTd, and the object is Ia relieve II
bv drawing the irritation to the
surface and building up the general
health. | have employed various
counter irrtants for this purpose,
hut none have answered So we'll as
the tartar cmeric cIntment. This
should be rubbed on the spine
every day until thick crop OF
sores IS produced, and, as they
heal. run between the sores To bring
out fresh crop Of them. This
treatment should be continued un-
I'll every unfavorabIe symptom dis
Appears if it takes yea'.
During the treatment it may BE-
we'll to give tones, but | have
usually found good nutritious food
quite sufficient. Above all the
bowels must be kept regular and III
healthy condition. Ills class Of
patients are too often "patched up
with tonics only, and ielt to their
fate, which is frequently sad one,
SINCE they are not only deprived OF
many of the pleasures Of life, bur
have tteir full share of Its pains.
To add to their troubles, they sell
dom have the sympathy of their
friends, who are generally more in
clined to censure than to pity for
what they wrongly suppose to be
Their unpleasant peculiarities.
There are two dIseases-tor it is
mistake to call them simply " de-
rangements OF the system'-that
are usually neglected, because they
are not regarded AS Immediately
dangerous; these are "Spinal If
ri,ation" and " Constipation" There
is not, perhaps, one case IN hun
dred of either IF these diseases Il at
may not he permanently and radical
ly cured in three months with proper
treatment The trouble is that mos :.
men look after their health after
they have attended to everything
else, and it may then be too late.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15
4 LOT or Ea0NNARDS.

Since the Legislature Coz Vencd the
,Cmson papers have outraged one
another, each Ginning t. h9ve the
completest reports of legislative pr
ceedings. As none of the residents
of Carson take more than one of their
local papers the claim of each was
generally allowed by tue readers of
sthat particular paper. l'nt the APP.
peal now steps to the front and proves
shat neither paper has any advantage
over TIE Others. In ia, l. gives
the whole business away" in this
wise:
The real fact Of the ma'trr is that
the reporters of the three papers ex
change their reports, and the pro-
ceedings Of the L"gisl hurc are al
most word for word the same III each.
1t is ten chances to one that even
this candid admission of the Appeal
stops short of the truth, and that all
three papers employ one and the
same reporter. But even if we &C
cept the Appeals admission as the
truth in the matter the conclusion is
inevitable that the Carson newspaper
men are a lot of blowhard4.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15
NOTICE TO LIEKHOLDERS

HN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
q Third Judicial District of the State If
Nevada, In aud tor the County OF Lyon,-A. J,
Dsnforth Vi. The Quinn Mining Company, a
corporation.
A. J. Danforth here by gives notice that he
has commenced an action In the alb we named
Court IA plaiutiG, against the said Quinn Min
ing Company, as defendant, to tortClase GER
tain liens ol lined by plaintiil In his own right
and as assignee of various other lIer holders,
upon the following described property;
That certain mining claim or pr misses, be-
ing mineral entry No. l3I, in the series Of the
United States Land Office at Carson city, Ne
Vada, designated by the United States Sur.
veyor General of the State OF Nevada as lot
No. 9S, embracing portion of Se;. 20, II. Is,
N. X. 81 Il. NJ. ID. NJ, in the Devils Gate and
Chinatown Mining District, Lyon county, Ne
vada, containing 5 49-lOOths acres. more OF
less described as follows, with magnetic va
riations at 1914 deg. east, to-wit:
Beginning at Post No. /, about 800 feet east
erly from the Virginia and Carson Toll Road.
and 1866 feet southerly from QuinD's house,
from which the smukestack of Williams \ mill
bears N 100 AS Il, the flagstaff near the Daney
works bears s 49e as Il, and the quarter-sec.
ton corner on the east boundary of Sec 20, Il
10, n R21 EMD NJ bears n 279 Il at q 0is-
lance of 1882 feet, thence fr0m said post No
\ s2e 800 rect TO post No 3 thence ~ W
600 feet to post No 8, thence s s2e w 800 feet
to post No 4, thence $ along the eastern
boundary of Survey No. ST. made for the claim
of the Columbia South Extension Company,
on the Columbia lode, 800 80 w AZ feet to post
No. 5, thence s 81 Il 5621a feet to Post No 8,
thence N 500 l. 100 feet to the place Of begin
ming; together with the hosting works, ma
chinery, boilers, engines and improvements
thereon.
Said liens are held and claimed under an
act Of the Legislature of the State of Nevada,
approved March ID, 1875, entitled IAN Act to
secure liens to mechanics and others, ana to
repeal all other acts in relation thereto
Notice is hereby given to all persons holding
or claiming liens on said premises under the
provisions Of said Act, to bo and appear be.
fore said District Court on the 18th day OF
January 1881, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF said day,
at the courtroom Of said Court in Day ton, said
Ly on County, then and there to exhibit proof
of said liens.
GEORGE ". KEITH,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15

THE Hale & Norcross works
burned down a few hours after James
G.. Fair was elected to the United
States Senatel What pity Adolph
Sutro is back in California; II he
were here he would hardly miss this
opportunity of hitting" the new
Senator by intimating that the works
were set on fire to enable the bonanza
firm to make deal in the stock and
thus recover the cost of the cam
paign.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15

az I.nss ui htmury. l.H-si'ude, NoctuItaI
Euiss uiI, Avsrsi, n 10 50, ictH, DUnr'fs al
Vision NOISES in the tea the vital tpid
passing unuhFerv q IN the Lriur, ana luahy
other dis,n--s TINT ir " 10 iisRiI'y and death.
Der UGN7gE viii asTee ~ forfeit = ~
Murdered Ho13ETN tnT a case Of :his kind
the VITAL RESi OIAJIVL (undtr his special
advice sHd treutmehl win uHt cure, OF for
ANYTHING impure or inWuiuus found in IT,.
DIR. nESIIE treats all Private Diseases
successfully without mercury s0nNuitR-
ton free Thorough examination and adj
vice, including analysis OF urine. S.. Price
OF vital Restorative. IS bottle, cr
fonr .lmes the quaint y, SO; sent TO any al.
dress upon receipt Of lTice. or o. D., secure
from observation and IN private nsme # de-
sired by 3. 4. R1lETIE. d IL
ii Keerny Street,
IAN r anc SEQ Cal.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15
DISEASES OF TIE SPINE.

In every community certain
number of young persons, majority
of whom are young women, have
spinal troubles, ranging from a
slight weakness of the back to the
actual destruction of one or more Of
the spinal vertebre.
In the latter case all treatment is
simply palliative, since nothing can
repair what has been actually de-
stroyed; but all ordinary cases OF
q spinal irritation" may be cured in
six weeks to six months by proper
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never falling
cure for Nervous
Debility. Exhausted
V ta.ty, seminal
WtBkusss, SPrrufa-
turrhUa. s.as~
M aEnSsts. In
Iatrury. Paral' p
aal all tue rr.h!,
rne t. a. s, li.AD.
us' youthful fol
ilus, anii -NCohrt 5 IL
uttUrri yrars-EUc
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15

MANY of the Eastern newspa
pers are be ginning to denounce Ed
ison, and even 60 to the extent o.
chasing his electric light with the
"Keely motor" They have been
rather slow in forming this opinion
The TIIEs, rs long ago rs January
3, 1880, in an article headed " ; not
Il lisen only smart Ale k-tririanp
questioned the reliability at the re-
ports which w,fe then sent I, all
parts of the Labitable globe at the
success of the Edison electric light
and gave good reason for its doubts
as follows:
When Edison began his expert
ments on the electric light. it was I'M
derstood by those interested ADD SO
announced by him. that the only OBJ
stacle to be overcome lay in the in
ADJ hty of electricians to subdlvide
the current.
Accordingly subdivision WAS his
objective point during several
months, and laudatory notices of the
progles of his Investigations wo.ld
frequently appear-vague, of course,
but intended to create belief that
nothing was impossible to this wol =
dcrful man, and that subdivision
would presently be an accomplished
fact
Now that success has been p s.
lively asserted for him, and many de
tails of his numerous OPP -rations
given to the public, why is nothing
SAID about the atone time vita mat
ter of subdivision2
This silence on the question OF
subdivision indicates failure in that
direction, else why devote so much
space to his discoveries in relation to
incandescent substances2 1t is
claimed by some that they are not
discoveries, and that il they are they
are of tritling importance in their
OCalhS pu NiiC Ilfiu HLtSllpu VI
cheap light. The great tluiter about
platinum, iridium, paper charcoal,
etc, has the appearance Of being in,
tended to divert attention from ms
failure. He has been So long ted
upon adulation that it may have be.
come necessary to him even at the
price Of humbug.
Nothing calculated TO change oul
opinion has been made known dur
ing the past year. Mr.. Edison may
be a capable, even talented man
but his electric light is not a success
and the slight Of the future" is
well-still shrouded in futurity
Those Eastern papers which are now
denouncing it might have done S,
to much better purpose a year ago
when shares in the, Edison Electric
Light Company were being so sue
cesstully "placed" at $4,000 ant
$4,000 each.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15

The following shows the
amounts apportioned to the
several school districts
during the wear. VIZ:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15

CLEAN AND COMFORTABLE,
ROOMS

L Nor Transient or Regular Lodgers at reAs.
a. enable rates.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15

Disbursements by the Treas
urer, as per vouchers RS
turned and registered in
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1881-01-15
NE w TODAY.
Financial Statement.

TANo THE CITIZENS AND TAX PAYERS
a. of Lyon Comfy, Nevada The under
signed, Auditor Of said county, submits the
following report of the finances of said coun-
ty, from January LIST, A d. 1850, to January
LIST. 1881
Cash in Treas'y Jan. list, 1880. IS 500 IL
The daily gazette., 1881-07-06
Summer '1-
Complaints

At this season, various diseases Of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lipes ore
lost through lack Of knowledge OF safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER Is sure cure for Diarrhea, Dys-
entery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, etc, and is pe5ectly sqfs.
Read the following:
BApsnrpas. n. r., March - Issl. .
Pm.r P4y ~ Pam KILiI MI !. .:sT Ss!s 2 sysrs
~. ..,, =. i,ss. S.SE9ssy,g1ss; y; SsS 8 issL
.aS p a'''
,4.np, as,s Sss sSssls s :S &
'n.An. lsnsl oAsr.sv,rrs 4 al. = Ss53siii 81 = III.
a:ss H'ss ySra Pss F1sa IVA
coIIl.sntf: sna 4 Y ssssyss..s uIdpet Ssslssfs
prssrDAy ffSG Pa M kIisss ~ fos q ssst.s
ssoGia sssoia .o. cas q ssa 8. :;:ss s.S No mother
la-l, ONEIDA, NJ + Fsbb s Htfsa &. issi.
ssEsa laas ssss s s9G a.ls
70 70 bed without : bottle In he house
;, ss;:,'s 4: s,:,: ::,, sssE4E'as:' Z "a: 81
If' u, B. CONSULATE,
~ OnEHELD, RHRNIsH pnUe6IA, Feb. q l61l
Ihaye known PER1Y DAVE PAIN KILN almost
from tho day 1t was introduced, and after years Of
Observation and use regard Ii presence In my
houeonold - an t1dtepensobts Necsssfkv.
klFA ]. 8. POTTER, %. 8. Consul
HURTQN-oN-TAENT, ENo
Il had been several days suffering severely from
diarrh1s. accompanied with intenee pain, when
tried your PAIN KuLxR, and found almoet instant
relief. H. j. NooNK
d MONTAGUE ST., LONDON, EHo
During residence Of twenty three years In india.
tery and cholera, and never knew Y 70 fail to give
No family can safely be without this
invaluable remedy. It's price brings it
within tho reach Of all. ~
For sale by all druggists. at 25c., 50c.
and $1.00 per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS 4 son, Proprietors,
Providence, R. !.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-06
Insanlfty.

Al the facts respecting the wretched
man. Guiteau, become better known, the
evidence upon the question OF his sanity
or insanity roniains contradictory,
Il appears that 0niiesu applied for 4
pension for services during the rebellion,
and that only two months ago DR.. Wood
Of the Pension Bureau In Washington
endorsed upon his papers; "The appli-
can't ID insane" fs3s aA.ilg 4. f555
The testimony Of Francis Wayland
Smith Of the Oneida Community 10 TO
the same purport. Gniteau lived in that
community for some time. "His ego
tism," says Mr.. Smith, twas % great
that II WAS really phase Of insanity -
His mind was disordered continually
with hobbies Of Ill sorts and descrip-
tions. Ono Of bis many idi0syncrasies
was TO mark . large card with this in-
scription: sChayies ]. Guiteau,, Premier
OF England, will deliver = lecture IN St.
Jamesss Hotel, London This he kept
fastened 10 the wall before him. He
imagined himself some great dignltary
all the time" 4s,ig5t.s 5343
But perbsps the most striking evil
dence In this direction 10 contained In Z
letter Of Guiteau's father, written IN 1873,
and furnished for publication by the
brother Of the assassin in Boston. II
have been ready" says the father,
s.to believe him capable Of o..
most any folly, stupidity or
rascallty. The one possible excuse !
can render for him is that he Is insane.
Indeed, i'll was called - . witness upon
L. fsxnl txx tnh
should testify that he is absolutely in
sane and ID hardly responsible for hia
acts. My own impression ID that, un-
less something shall stop him in hia
folly and mad career, be will become
hopelessly insane, and q fit subject for
the lunatic asylum. saw him
once Or twice, when 1t seemed to me he
was willing to do almost anything wick
ed be should happen to take fancy TO.
His insanity Is OF such character that
he b ~ likely to become q sly, oun-
ming desperate as anything
So,. you see, I regard his casa ~
hopeless, or neatly 20, and, Of course,
know h0 other way but to dismiss him
en- tirely from my mind and leave him
entirely In the hands Of his Maker, with
. very faint hope thst he can be chang
ed either in this world or the next"
This goes to confirm the Idea that
Gufteau u crazy. On the other hand, the
conduct Of the man at the time Of the
assassination was perfectly cool. His
proceedings were deliberate, and hia
language, though essentially irrational
bore no mark Of frenzy or Of any sort ol
uncomfortable impulse. He seemed
to understand what he had done, to be
we'll aware Of the nature Of his deed
SO far a his manifestations at the time
could 60, the only act to suggest lunac,
was the act OF killing. Everything else
bore the impress Of sanity, Of conscious
ness OF all the facts.
The case 10 one which will, Of course
receive the most thorough examination
from every point Of view.-N. p. Sun
The daily gazette., 1881-07-06
: n..S. I.ls.S .ihiliss.

NrwPonr July s. --Indepsndsncs
Day attracted great crowds q psos
pie from various parts OF New Eng
land to Newport In tho ssxpecAhon
that there was TO 'be@a grand.csses
bration. But public sentiment was
against it, and under . strong pres
sure the authorities abandoned It.
Nevertheless the visiting military
organizations were enteftainsd q .
BANQUET, and through tone Of tha
speeches made thersat ~ ~ oelcer
wearing the uniform n the State
militia al, decent peQple here Ars
banging thsir heads with shame.
The Chairman Of the banqueh Gem
eral Bnrdick, called upon Dr.'Wl.
liam Won .Gottsehalk, Surgeon lof
the Second Battalion, to respond to
q toast for his part Of this Stats.
After q few sentences about tho
Presidents condition, Gottschalk
said ~ am for assassination IN Eur
rope. I believe in assassination
when and where 1t b needed. I
sanctity the acts Of the Nihllnts IN
assassinating the Gear Of Russia and
T say God bless thsm' for \. Yes,
gentlemen, assassination Id Europe
/ believe In" So rapidly were the
words uttered that they would prob.
ably have been unn0ticed had 1t
not been for tho Speakers vehe-
mence. There were no Intoxicating
drinks on the table, 10 there was no
excuse to be made on that score.
Distinguished people present were
pained beyond expression to thinl
that prominent State officer should
90 insult his hosts and dishonor bill
State by such language, especially
in view Of the sympathetic messages
arriving hourly for the Presideni
from Europe. Won Gottscalk wai
replied to By gentlemen, who, bow
ever, could mot repair the damage
done. The episode has been the
theme Of conversation al the after
noon and Won Gottschalk 10 freely
denounced. II Was Won Gottsehall
who some time ago created Q dis
turbance because the Emperor Wil
liam's portrait was IN the armory b
visited. @'