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New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
THE MID FUZZY or Il MOB.
BLOOMINGTON JAIL pELEAouERED BY HUNDRED,

BLOOMINGTON JAIL BELEAGCERED BY HUNDREDS
or INFURATED MEN-A MURDERER LYNCHED.
CHICAGO, Oct. Especial dispatches from
Bloomington give details Of the lynchiug there last
night Charles Pierce, the imprisoned horseef, who
ehot and killed Jaior Franks, while the latter was
conveying him from one cell 10 another in
the Jail. The dispatches say that Of
the "best" citizens in the front ranks Of
the lynchers. Leading business chccred and
encouraged the ynchers and waved their hand
kerchiefs In appreciation. For two hours the Sheriff with
oil his force the police force and other officials stood at
the an door and fought and plead with the nfurated
crowd When the murderer raised the first time on
Ger Bailey Of the police force impcriled his life by break
ing through crowd and cutting the rope letting the
body fall Upon attempting repeat this act Of bravery
be came near being killed
The officers called out the Fire Department 10 que
the riot by throwing water the crowd. When
fire ENGINE arrived on the ground cries OF cu tho hose
TO carry their Instructions, aud they retired. The
ringing Of the hre-beils called hundreds the
scene and added 10 the excitement When the ynchng
was imminent dispatches passed between Governor Cul-
Ium and lieucuant-COycruor Hamilton. ana the latter
was directed by Governor 10 tell the Sheriff 10 call
the militia TO protect life and property, but It
known that the militia could not be assembled Senator
FieT formerly State Attorney and H. B. Porter STATE
Attorney did al they could 30 quiet the mob, promising
that the murderer shOud he tried ana punished but
their peadngs and promises were huoted at Justice
and the Courts farce" 1--WE have too much of
Court gubUngs," and other similar rcmarks were
shouted at the officers by the mob who persisted in their
purpose OF lynching Pierce, ana then dispersed.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
IN MEMORY or GAREIELD.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-ln response to COM
muncation signed by several hundred leading citizens,
the District Commissioners have issued call Inviting
the citizens of the District Of Columbia to meet In Lin
coin Hall on Wednesday evening next, to consider tho
subject OF establishing "Garheld Memorial Hospital +"
in this city.
The Superintendent OF the Mint at Philadelphia has
been authorized by the Director Of the Mint 10 strike
memorial medals having the heads Of Presidents Lin
coin and Garfield opposite sides The medals are 10
De sold al the following prices Large SIZE IN gold, $9
small Size gold. - so; large size, In silver, 90 cents
small size in silver. 20 similar medals have also
been authorized cOntaIing the head of the late Presi
dent Garfield side and wreath the other, and
viii be sold 10 the public at the same prices
CINCISSATI Oct. 3-There is an agitation among the
friends Of Farmers College 10 change the name TO
Garfield COLLEGE," and at the time raise a fund OF
100000 TO add TO the endowment Of the College.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY OCTOBER B. 1881.

ordered to report to the Commanding General, Depart
ment Of the East, for assignment to duty.
Commander P. H. Cooper has been ordered to special
duty in the Bareau Of Navigation Surgeon f. L. Dubois
to the Naval Rendezvous. Philadelphia, Penn. Cadet
Midshipman George f. Perry and Cadet-Engineers A
Moritz william A. Gartley and Robert ]. Beach have
been detached from the Naval Academy and placed on
waiting orders Surgeon f. NJ Dearborne from the Con-
sttuton and placed sick leave; Surgeon b. c. Mache
from the Naval Rendezvous Philadelphia and ordered
TO the Constitutions Passed AssistantSurge0n Howard
Wells from the Constitution and ordered to the training
ship Saratoga Passed Acknowledgment III. y. Anes,
from the Saratoga and ordered to the ConsttutCn ana
AssisantSurgeon oliver Dehl from the Naval hsndsz-
Louis.
Rear Admiral SPOTS reports TO the Navy Department
from his flagship. the Shenandoah under date OF monte
video, Uruguay, August "a. The Marion proceeded to
Buenos AyTes August = where she now s The shenah-
doah was about 10 leave for MaldOna Uruguay, Whefe
she would be joined by the Marion. The general state
OF health OF both vessels was good
The Trenton arrived Gibraltar September IL, and
sailed Oh the following day Tor Funchal, Madeira.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
11oliiiral NoilteS.



The Assembly District Cubs are hereby ordered 10 hod prl'
elections election Uf delegates Ia tb Sle tonNth
to be held IN this city ut their fcsItct hendqulle Vn
October Polls 10 remain open nom y 10
without delay 10 The Morton
House. cor OF lithst Broadway addressed 10 the res
don't sHEHlDAN SIOOh' flesaoh@
Henry &. BANGS,
Al DiTTENHoEFER, chm Executive Com
LIST Assembly District Ceutrnl Republican club
for the election OF delegates 10 le Ste
Convention will be held nj No II Desbr"sssssL ON Monday
evening, october 3. Polls open from 10 ?. m
GEORGE THOMSON, President
JoHSJ. RAIN Secretary
NIIItb Assembly District Republican Club.-lumary
u state Convention VIII be held at bth
No 800 St ave, Monday, october s. Pohs open
'O JOHN w. MARSHALL, President.
WM +. WOLFE, soc'y. JOIN H. PANNEs. NlcoFIesL
XNth District Republican Cub-Primary TO elect delo
gates will be held at Caldwells Vb2
3daye, Monday october 3. Polls open from TO Up IN
All Republicans Invited.
XNIst Assembly District Republican Club.
Primary election tonight between and 10 for delegates
10 state at LurngA 197 5thave corner OF
GOthst ,.,,,, ~, mr. p-.a,,on.
L. d. FHE. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03

BENEFIT OF SMOKE, SULPHUR, ETC.-Proles-
Aiken In paper read before the Royal Society OF
Ednburg that the most active sources of the fog
producing particles characterzng such cities as London
etc. the smoke and sulphur given of by coal tres
and M even gas graes will not prevent the emission of
these particles he thinks 1t ia hopeless expect that
London aud other large cities wherein such fuel s used
be tree from fogs Inasmuch however, as more
perfect combustion Will prevent the discharge Of SCOT
akcs these iogs says Professor Aitken. may be rem
dcrcd whittier purcr and therefore wholesome by
the Of gns crates such that recommended by Dr.
lie also draws attention to tHc dcodurizlng ana
auti-cVuc powers of smoke aud sulphur whlch, ne
thinks. probably operate hrnchcaly III hhng lhc deaay
germs, and dsincCiiug the foul smells, which clluS
about the tndui mir OF lOgH and suggests the sanitary
caution that, by -upprcs,ing smoke, greater eNh may
IlLs be suhstILulrh LuT a llaacr one.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
THE SUFFERING IN MICHIGAM
To the Ed,tor Of The Tribune.

To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The New-York Auxiliary, WOman's
National Relief Association, has sent L. c. Carlton
Mayor OF Port Huron, twenty large packing cases
thirteen barrels and two trunks Of seryiceabie clothing
for the Michigan sucrers This association is indebted
to DR.. Tamage's church (BrookynJ for POS packages
and other churches were very generous Among them
the Beeckcr Street Uniyersast Church the Church
OF our Saviour the Church of the Divine Paternity and
ST. James Church FOrdham) Individual contributions
received Of which lack OF space prevents special
mention. Many Of the donors declined giving their
names Small sums of money to buy pins, needles and
other notions to put In each box solicited
ALICE SANFORD SeCy,
n Y. Aux. ". n. X. A.
22d Rcgt. Armory West Fourteenth-sL, sept. 20.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
The Evening Telegram.
NOTICE TO ITS ADVERTISING PATRONS.

NOTICE TO ITS ADVERTISING PAIhONS'
The prosperity of the TELEGRAM has been unprece-
dented even in this country great enterprises Its
average daily circulation the week ending Saturday
he 2ith was s7666 copies ami the tendency is still up
ward
These facts are fully understood and keeny appreciated
nv our advertisers and business everywhere They
,vs on tho lookout for Arstclass advertising mediums
and when they discover avail themselves of them
The TELEGRAM has long held the highest place in their
,, and as can bo noticed by readers. has gradually
beeome one of the most popular daily advertising mediums in
this city.
The demand space in columns has Increased faster
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cndi Il dcut 10 accommodate all those who want to
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.ome change that will In Velievo the pressure on
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All present advertisers who continue their adver
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Franklin square.
The Muler's Daughter. Novel BY Anne Beale 4to'
paper, 20 cents.
Thomas Carlyle. By Moncure D. Conway illustrated
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,rL. neo,,i,nI yre,cb A Brighton story By william
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Ton,x :, ,uer;cn Studies for the Old World and tho
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Ayaln's Angel A Novel BY Anthony rrolope 4to.
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New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
MIDNIGHT WBATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for me pasi "a houra

WASHINGTON Oct. 3. ! n. m.-The bar
omeer highest in NcwEngland and Nova Scotia and
is falling rapidly it is also high the South Atlantic
Coast IL is lowest in the Province OF Ontario The tenn
p.rature has fallen from 70 in NewEngand; 1t has
fallen slightly in the Middle and South Atlantic states
and Eastern Gulf States II has risen from - TO W IN
the Lower Lake region. Rain has fallen In the Lake
region, England. the Ohio Valley and southern por
tion of the Mississippi Valley. The winds in the Lake
re don New In gland aud Middle Atlantic states are
southcrly in the South Atlantic and Gulf states they
from east TO south.
Indications for today
For the Middle Atlantic States. partly cloudy wea-
ther and rain s0utherIy Winds lower barometer sta
tiOnary higher ten perature. go, II,
For New England, partly cloudy weather, with ram
soes to west Winds lower barometer or higher temper
Indications for tomorrow
Partly cloudy weather and rain In New England, and
fair weather in the South Atlantic ana Eas'eIh
States is Indicated for to-day and tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
The Evening Telegram.
NOTICE TO ITS ADVERTISING PATRONS.


The prosperity OF the TELEGRAM has been unprece-
dcntcd even in this country OF great enterprises It's
average daily circulation FOR the week ending saturday
She 9TH was s7GGG copies and the tendency is still up
warl
These facts are fully understood and keeny appreciated
by our advertisers and business everywhere. They are
Iays on the lookout for rstcass advertising mediums
and when they discover hasten avail themselves Of them
Tho TELEGRAM has long held the highest place in their
c.te anil as can be by it' readers has gradually
become one OF the most popular daily advertising mediums
in this city.
The demand for space in columns has increased faster
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oo II diacnt to accommodate those who want to an
unce and popularze their business by Of
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some change that will in relieve the on
ou news columns and be just to we'll to
advertising patrons.
resolved therefore, increase rates OF adyer
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semeps by the month can them inserted at the Old
rateS
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
6perial Notices
The Evening Telegram.

Ihe Evening Tclegrhms
NOTICE To ITS ADVERTISING PATRONS.
The prosperity Of the TELEGRAM has been unprese-
dented In this country Of great enterprises Its
average daily circulation for the ending Saturday
the oath, s76ee copies the tendency sn up
These facts fully understood and keeny appreciated
by our advertisers and business men everywhere They
always on the lookout advertising mediums
and when they discover avail themselves of them
The TELEGRAM long held the highest place in their
esteem and noticed by Its readers has gradually
become one of the popular daily advertising mediums
in this city.
space columns has Increased faster
than circulation and is such at this time that we
find it difficult accommodate all those who want to an
popuarze their business by means Of
the TELEGRxM. Therefore we feel compelled to make
change will relieve the pressure on
our news columns and be just well
advertising patrons.
We have resolved therefore, rates of aver
Using to twenty five cents line This viii go into effect on
and after Monday october g. and to be the only
course left to us at present.
All present advertisers however who continue their adver
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rates
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
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New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
THE ARMY AND NAVY.

WASHINGTON, Oct 2.-Second-Lieutenant
Francis r. Blair Sd Artillery, has been relieved from
duty at the University of the State OF Missouri, Coluu
ba, Mo-, and secondLeutenant John j. Hoden, sth
Infantry, has been detailed to his place.
Captain Frank d. Baldwin, 9th Infantry. has been
ordered to report al Acting Judge Advocate Department
OF the Columbia
Captain L. A. Koerper Assistant Surgeon, has been
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
Il CASE or SUICIDE.

Lewis Unseld, age forty, of No. $50 Johnson
ave. Brooklyn committed suicide yesterday. lie hanged
himselfin cabinet shop at the q his home. lie
was unmarried and is supposed TO have done the deed
in desperation caused by I'D health neighbOr found
him hanging and when cut down he was dead.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
TIE Evening Telegram.
NOTICE TO ITS ADVERTISING PATRONS.

NOTICE TO ITS ADVERTISING PATRONS.
The prosperity Of the TELEGRAM has been unprece-
dented even in this country OF great enterprises Its
average daily circulation for the week ending Saturday,
the 2Ith was 1866 copies and the tendency is still up
ward.
These facts fully understood and keeny appreciated
by our advertisers everywhere They are
always on the for rstclass advertising mediums
and when they discover avail themselves of them
The TELEGRAM has long held highest place in their
esteem and as can by readers has gradually
become one Of the popular daily advertising mediums
In this city.
Tho demand space columns has increased faster
even than our circulation such this time that we
nnd 1t difficult to accommodate all those who want to an
nounce and popuaze business by means of
the TELEGRAM. Therefore feel compelled to make
some change that win relieve the pressure on
our news columns and be Just readers well TO our
advertising patrons.
We have resolved therefore rates OF adyer
Using to twenty-five line This will into effect on
and after Monday october g. and seems be the only
course left at present.
All present advertisers however who continue their adver
somcns by the month them inserted at the old
rates.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03

Visitors independently Of intention purchase
vited tile establishment OF
MR.. THEODORE B. STARR
NO, 2O6 FIFTHAVE., MADISON SQUARE,
Between 25th and 2Gth.sts
TIE salesrooms occupy floors The FIRST exhibits
variety of SOLID sILVERWARE of unique designs,
Foreign and American WATCHES, &C. The SECOND COM
prses the extensive and complete
country OF strictly hrst-class DIAMOND JEWELRY of
original designs finest Solitaire, and critically DIA.
MON Ds PEARLS, Rubies Emerads, sappnres, Cat,
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Candeabra &c. and decorative PORCELAIN OF Royal
Worcester, Mnton and other tayorite Wares Yases.
Placques, Jardinieres Sc
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
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Lake Regions of Central Africa. Record on Modern
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,e Eastern Archipelago Absorption Of the sceneryI
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Family Fortunes. A Domestic story. by Edward Gar
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story for tho oung By the Hon Mrs Greene I-uo co'o
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New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
4 MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio, Oct 2.-On Friday
afternoon Jacob Whtmorc and his wife, both very young
and recently married. went into the woods close to their
home near Huntsville, nine miles from this place. to
gather hickory nuts. In the evening
Mrs. Whtmofr died in cOnvulsons. Before dying she
said that her husband with drawn knife had forced her
tu take a white powder The husband arrested and
says his wife took the poison voluntarily.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
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New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
MR.. FORBES AGAIN IN THE CITY.

Archibald Forbes. the English war correspondent,
arrived in the city yesterday on the City of Rich
mond. Be went to the Union Square Hotel. In
conversation with O reporter, Mr. Forbes said that
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
MARRIED.

FRENCH-EYLAND-o Thursday September 90. 1881
nj ~ the bride parents brooklyn, By the Rev
Randall e.. HAL X r. D. Isabelle II. EJ land 10 John G.
French. Of storm Lake. Iowa.
MOURE-CLNPP-S september GOTH by the Rev. William
IIapp of Carmel y. " Dr Robert Monrc ~ Ncw. York
10 Susie NJ daughter o the officiating cerymen NOCards
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03

BE good to yourself for once, iftroubled with
bad cough cold or lung affection. aud promptly Dr
Jayuc's Eypcctoraut. safe remedy for asthma and
p!eurizy, as well as an throat complaints.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
LIrESr SHLPPING NEWS.

PORT or NETWORK .....oCr 2. 1881.
ARRIVED
Acapulco Shacknri Aspinwa Gdays, with mdse
nnd passengers 10 PacIuC Mull - co.
IuK IDyHdENr, Dg SrEAdER3
FOREIGN PDRTI
orVRxsroNN Steamer city ~ chester, Watkins from
New York for Liverpool 10 troUkhayen al 94o y ~
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03

he had only been in England on a little vacation,
and thai he would start for the West In day or
two. Later, he intended to sail from San Francisco
for Australia, where he had been engaged 10
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
RORERTS BROS.

Rabv Rue Her Adventures ani Mlsadyentures Her
Friends and Enemies II.
Blessed saint Certainty. BY the author Of His Majesty
NyselL" I'll 5O
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03

DIi,dred's Cadet. An Idvl Of West POINT ty A'' S
Hamilton Price IS cents In Daper OF ~ :" '.'' nj.
The ai.tory OF Pariscnne Being ta S9'' TnslateI
Ian Woman of Fashion BY octave eunee G ,aaer
from the french by Charles klpiey' rI's W ~ "
I'm lDfh
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
GEORGE p. PUTNAMS SONS
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New-York tribune., 1881-10-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 3, A. m.-The movement IN
the barometer upward yesterday mornine' but at
midnight the tendency was downward. Partly coudy
and cloudy weather prevailed with light rain durin.
the second quarter The temperature ranged between
6aud 75o the average G9a5l being l22o higher than
on the corresponding day la, year, and osI' lower
than on Saturday.
rain may be expected TO-DAY in this city and vicinity
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
DEATH OF TIMOTHY X. EARLE.

WORCESTER Mass, Oct 2.-Timothy X.
Earle, the Prohibition nominee for observation-disclosures
Of this state died last night AT the of fifty
pr,I. finn ttgL.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
A BOY WANTED.

new story for youug folks entitled "a Roy wanted"
by Judson X. Taylor win be commenced III The Neo YORK
Hsekiy out to-day.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
LANES II. nsGnOD < co.
CHARLES sCRIgNEs,s I s9Ns, s,,,.sa,v.

p,uou. Painters ard Paintings by MT. Sus - a
si,edd With 10 benotypes. one NoL' I-lo"
New-York tribune., 1881-10-03
TRIRrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IN shows ths paromrtnI ys.ion' N ihi' , sn,s
of Tor the
white the 'te
by hOu Tue doe ed iae resena
aieAtej th~fnonstG hs6
nuts Pharmacy, 40 hTostWsy
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Tbucyddes Translated into English WIN ,els
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