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eurrEAu on THE WITNESS STAND.
The ASSaSSin'S Opinion of the Oneida
Community.

Iaecstately upon the opening OF Court
Guiteau was called 70 the witness stand,
and took his place closely watched and
guarded by the police and Court Off
GERS. he was asked by Seoville to givs
souae incidents from the earliest recol-
lection of his mother.
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on as regular witness to-day. or only
TO identify sope letters i supposed
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to-day. bat shall be much better in
week or 50,
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neSsss present,
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-01

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1881-12-01

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
THE UNIG'ERSITY CONVOC1TION

ALBANY, july l2.--Thc University Conyo-
cation to-day largely attended ~ regents aud rem
rcsoui"iNcs from the Gift, rent COLLEGES academies and
ish schools of the STATE The welcoming nd lrce4 of
Chancellor iicr'"n gave brief account Of what tic
Board of REGENTS are doing and cmden$,r, 10 io ood
invited the cooperation and suggestion OF the cou,,
tion.
Dr Fairbaru read the report OF the Executive Cam
nittcc bcinsa summary OF the lnbors Of that conm,
for several nouths
Professor Gardiner, OF the Albany Acadru,v rood
paper upon National cducatiou The relation OF th,
General Government to the education of the pooul.
inns paper showed an alarming amount OF iitcracy il,
the Cuitcd states aud suggested methods Of rc,,, m
- I presented statistics showing that in 1870 the vn,
ing "uIaion o the United States 1923 OOO ana tc
N"hS population o ilc Southern States was 2775 900
The Hlitcrlte voters III the United states were,
io4Oooo ana the Same class of yotcra in the South
tfh ~ i'S nuhhcrrd l,l23,0Oo TNcuty per cent of
the entire NotuS population o the United States ana Il
J. al n tc to'po OF the southern States could not
The total vote cast and counted at The last general
sh"cts OF the census reports and careful ,stimatrs ,
tha rom - to - recent Of them were litcraic Ie
contain on" ir OF the entire vote Of the country and
inIec qua! tels OF that vote ntcric. There ,rr
Western states. NoW-York his 77l2O incrntc voi,s
Tenn'\ !yg@nla @ 81, los, Illinois, li77. OHIO, 4SD7O
h,c 900 llItciatc voters of the North ehov.l
distinct i've power IN the riots OF ana they can de-
vn I,N ti "'Gs1u COM eIcciio Ic rapid growth of city
p"p"ia'loh ANA hhicraCy Is an evil American
democracy. ~ '"' 'N"'i'''tii
III 1870 iteracy had grown to onc-siyth Of or ou nan
uIdoh ana IN 1850 IL WH7 iti In this Stale nin,
nearly % per cemt OF the ilhclate live in cities "'
Paper II was participated in by DR. Murray .ccrrt,rv
vi SiV '"trd oI RcScnts Professor LOVc Trustee ~
tSrronry Professor Bradley, Professor bean rcD"mt
hcsont itch offered resolution fayoring aid from M
~ ~ oyHineh to the several states in the matter
u, i inp " c,,uc'on Sueh AID 70 be apportioned accord
io" m m IN te several states, and that the rcso-
Inc resolution was passed unanimously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. Tuesday, July 10, 1891.
frncc tismarck's health has greatly improved since
MS arrival at Kissingen. ~
.. me French Senate has passed a bill prolongng the
treaties OF commerce three months
dispatch from Berlin saws that there has been no re-
Vatican. o'"'o'' '0'"oen "e'in''is ana INC
The Italian Senate has passed bill to prevent the
t'oh OF the American vine.
a'spatch from ST. Petersburg SAYS that the Jewish
BEEN ord 9t on the River Don, have
'oNh "I"eIou TO quit the town by September l3
Besides an interview between the Emneror of
ana the Emperor OF Austria at Salzburg Baron Won
haymere VIII visit Prince Bismarck at KissIngcn in the
course OF the summer. 7 " '
The Swiss Grand Council has rejected nv ,arco mo
ory the appeal of the Socialists against the prohbi
Si uh 10y the authorities against holding a universal
oociailst Congress at Zurich
dispatch from Rome saws that the nodv of pono Pima
IN, in accordance with terms of his will win he re-
moved to-day from St. Peters the Church of San Lo-
rehzo The whole ceremony will be strictly private
Dispatches from st. Petersburg state that the Goos
chohs some cases OF Siberian plague in the environs
of St Petersburg Several horses and cattle have died
NO 'atal cases nave occurred among the inhabitants.
frcnch papers say that the Fcc of the Revolution and
OF the Republic which Thursday next hc ninety
first anniversary Of the taking of Bastile) will be
cc,cpatcd on a more elaborate scale than it last
The betting in the St Lcger Stakes which
will come off at Doncaster on September H. il 2 70
against r. Lorillard's brown colt Iroquos; 3 to
AGAINST the Dnke of Wesministcr's brown colt Perc-
Srlhe; ana even money on the two against the field
Lord Salisbury presided yesterday at a meeting of
dcega'es from the loyal inhabitants of the Transva
LORD salisbury expressed the deepest sympathy with
those men who. Trusting in promises after the
annexation OF the TranSvaa had invested their money
there ana taken up arms il defence of British authority
The great land-slp, near Sgrswcl in the Canton OF
Bern, which reported 20, s steadily moving
toward Lake Tnun at the of three day 1t
Is three miles lons, mile broad. and of unknown
Hepth. Inc houses in its path have been deserted
oUt OF danger
Dispatches from Vienna TO The H3dard and The Times
say that the police have seized nearly ali the leading
vienna journals for publishing resolution passed by
'"nsuiu;ionnlisis belonging n German c,ub. The
resolution was not IN attack the Taalc Ministry I'm
Wa only expression of general feeling regard 10 ihe
allce of the Czccis their ncaces against inc
Germans. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
PRESIDENT BIRTLETT'S C1SE

HANOVER, n. H., July 1.-THE memhcr. of
the Board OF Trustees of Dartmouth College arrival h
yesterday to continue the investigation of tho ch h,r
against President Bartlett. TIE PROCEEDINGS this fo,
noon were opened by the prosecution with the introc
to- OF evidence in support OF charge No | and snccnco
ton !, which Is follows:
~, OnarSc- lhat said Bartlett by his habtlaIlv pso-
ich'' uScouiteouE and dctatoria manner In Official in
t,OurSc win lhc associate member, the ftcuy hns
stulcd all tree and independent di,cuason OF c,r',c
nttcrs ana has Illegally ignored or usnrpeI the fl,c
college," ~ Ob"i "i'noHIs oI inc
zion Tha IN June, 1879 said Bartlett node
poIt 10 'tc oat OF IrIslccs, in cXpaunlion nf his
"tt'nuc ,,ic toward the Chandler Scenuhc D-nartucnt
M"ir" report was then ana there carried 10 n ino
OF the said Board which commit cr tn' 80 " tl'o
Vm9 OF Sd Bartlett ana thereafter, on the 2g Iav nf
iooN' I''iN MS rep 20 OVcrruIed tI,n
,ty ts lha of tine Board Of Trustees and sunurrssr
ol tic committee of the Board above referred
w. anu theh refused t. furnish the roort IA th gal
qucstcd 10y them" ' '|'''''5' Su rs
ttofssos Hardy Noyes Lord ana Jessup were c,lcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
TIE END or GAiSCOMs FAST.

CHICAGO, July 12.-Griscom's pulse this
morning Was GO; respiration, -; temperature %. At
noon, before he bro his fast he weighed li7ia pounds
About 200 people in the olympic Theatre 10 see the
faster take his first food Behind the table was
spread containing rai-ins. peaches cac brca
crackers. cheese, hncaehcrrics biscuits, bccfs.cak
strawberries miiktoast and cc-water When the Cur
tam went up The audience applauded, ana GrscOm made
speech! ting oi IA his views about fas;sn. said
that ne HAD once recovered, by fasting. from an Illness
which the doctors h! pronounced fatal. He had ordered
an elaborate MENU not because he expected eat much
hat 10 satisfy his Imagination "a well aS his ap leite
He thon Sat down. and with the words Here's look
lnS at you Eitcd glass of mix Ia his lips and slowly
,htnk. Pouring ont another glass, he took a few swa
lows more, AMI then turned his attention 90 the milk
toast lie continued to eat slowly ani with anual III
nonchlancc until the audience, being satisfied began 10
dspcIsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13

SisrOVA, july l2.-MM. Karavclof and
saqoton, who elected members Of the National
Assembly AT lirnova. have crossed Roumanla
and u is expected that several other Liberals viii qu
Bulgaria.
Prince Alexander arrived ut S@iova to-day. He was
t"lliil received hf twelve members of the Diplomatic
hodf, Wh" addressed him .ulluHs. The rcpr.~tlua
uN"~ nl Europe nn tuc of thc meeting OF the Na
t"ui Assembly, desire sincerely that the uniun OF your
hl-hlr~H ANA tc country bc maluti ned ndi>soluhc"
NILNNN. july l2.-Ihc Presses correspondent M Sis
toVa SAWS III" peasant members OF the National Assembly
are arriving at S~toNa under military escort, protect
N'n from ulc influence ut tn. Liberals.
LoNroN, july I3.lhc SistovA correspondent Of The
St1dGyd says ne l,s had un inter, lew with NJ Zancon
one 81 the Liberal lc3dcr'. Who declared that neither hc
nor lis three colleagues, namely. Nh. Strnbu'oh
Slavica"h aud kHhaye Ion, al OF whom were elected to
ihc National Assembly lnr lIrnuya, would enter The
'hHhcr a7 Ar "icct''n8 were not free. yhc town is
surrounded with soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.

LONDON, July 12.-In the House of Commons
~ 's"' olr STAFFORD Northcote, Conservative severely
cohuehhed the attack upon Mr.. Forster by Irish mem
oerS as an abuse OF the right to Adjournment
ana az nconsiscp with fair rules party warfare and
aef'rvng OF general reprobation and disavowal.
Inc House OF Commons went into Committee on the
i"" III" might Clause % was passed. On reaching
ci'iSe 26 Sir George Campbell, Liberal Member for
h"Ncaidv' moved an amendment imposing q prelim-
mary condition that arrangements for promoting crn
grafton shall be dependent upon obtaining sufficient
security for money advanced under that section of the
bill.
Mr. Gladstone said he did object to the amendment
o"t he believed its principle had been fully provided for
III subsequent part of the clause. II was Inaccurate
he declared to suppose that the Canadian Government
contemplated II mere emigration laborcrs but the
Slauo OF families was expected, and that provision
sn'' DE mate for them of means for their maintenance
IA was done in Ireland. He did view favorably de-
cresc OF any population, but the Government felt it to
DC 'crduty under the circumstances in which Ireland
was placed to provide assistance desiring to
o"nEI''e SIT George Campbelps amendment
Jected and the House adjourned leaving clause 26 still
under discussion.
The London correspondent OF The Edinbrgh Scotsman
SAYS IT is now said to hc by no means certain that
A. III IaTnc VIII visit the United States the autumn
hgnis for ii lectuiing tour in America"
& % are now zoe persons imprisoned in ireland
i.h one priest one magistrate. several council
IT is ;qrmsel that Ic three Commissioners under the
Queens Bcnch ireland n Nr MoggE' ' MSf!rf H@'
~. , - & Hr pan cannon, or Mr.. Shaw Eome Rue), NJ. p.
OFangc dnonstI fcrcclchreting the anniversary
os We I3t'r 81 the l"yhc took place III various paris
resolution was passed declaring firm determination
TO resist AL attempts 10 dc troy the unty the British
ili''r Ia the ouulhc of demonstration at Belfast
Seih"ic mob attacked q Prcsbytc mission hall AZ a
ng for fan Land hi Visronnt sanion ohgcryattyc1
Msnner Of i9ralnr9t for liverpool adrcs.ng 10000
ViHnSS"rh at Orin,krk Lancashire spoke of the
ol o. l"i -n'S which has read over tee world, and OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
TURKISH AFFAIRS.

CONSTANTINOrLE, july l2.--l}aron Won Caicc,
the Austrian Ambassador, has informed the Porte that
1t Is untrue that Austria is preparing 10 advance 10 Sa
lOnicn, EoImca. and that the Ausri IN force Bosnia
has not been increased the only changes being transfers
OF garrsons from post to another.
The Turkish war material has already been removed
from the second of the crdcd territory, and il il
believed TINT the treaty term for the final transfer 10
Greece VIII bc shortened.
Shclk DbcldulalI, the Kurdish chief has arrived ut
ErIcrOum on his way to COnslantinoplc.
LONDON, july ia COusautnoplc dispatch to The
Times says: The Sultan entertained the idea OF having
the Judgment in the of the alleged murderers Of
Abdul AzZ annncd hy the Court of Cessation, but II
WAS r presented to him that this would involve the
c'ssly of new trial and danger oi further scandal The
Sultan Then decided to commute the death sentences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
DNcHIRGES AT ThE PENSION BUREIU

WAsUINGTON, July l2.-Gcncral William W.
Dihy' commissioner Of Pensions hns decided upon the
discharges necessary to hc made of clerical force in
the Pension bureau lie has recommended the di.cl
"i over one hundred ccrs and the reduction in pay OF
over -Nty. The reason which inpcIca this action he
says, was The lack oi appropriations for tie on,ine
year H''dc I" congress nt it3 last session. To come
"hl '"r bounds oi the appropriations di5ciarc or
,' i"',r was H"N il1', aud IA making the discuarec
N'hrIN )l} says ne has been governed by the follow
ing ,uu. itcIIflOuN:
i"S !hc a'lY of the clerk 10 perform the duties Of
me service Ia deciding this, hc has taken the l,ngth OF
tur the clerk has been employ ed into considerations
S'cD"'-lhos" nav Ing fIluilics ,uport win bc ~,
H.u'u III pi''lrncr to those having none, uuali
caiionS being equal
,,'h"" mon soldiers, and especially wounded sol
dicrs, Wi!l be retained where cornIctcn for the des
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
EyERY Day INCREASING HOPE


YESTERDAY THE BEST DAY THE PRESIDENT HAs
PASSED SINCE HE WAS sHoT-rnE PATIENT
TAXING NoVRISIIMENr ~ CONSTANTLY INCREAs-
ING QUANTITIES., AND FEEIING BETTER AND
STRONGER
WAsiIiNGroN. July l2-1O:15 p. m.-Dr J. J.
Woodward, one of the surgeons in Attendance upon
the President, upon being asked Tonight what lie
Thought of The patients condition. replied This
has been, the whole. the best day the President
has had since his injury There less disturbance
during the febnle rise this afternoon than on
prcvous, afternoons and the actual maximum tenn
peratmre was less to-day than yesterday. IL still
represents. however, considerable afternoon fever
and il would not be safe yet TO declare the Prosi
dent ont of danger but his general symptoms arc
very encouraging and with every day 3eel IL
creased hope"
Surgeon General Barnes upon being asked this
evening his opinion of the Presidents case. said
His maximum Temperature has been less to-lay
than yesterday, and his general condition Is much
improved. III takes noarishmcnt in constantly in
creasins quantities and his stomach performs its
fnuStions wcll. lie is not only better tonight than
e>' night. but his condition as "a wnoe is better
m Il. any lime since the shooting
Dr. Key barn upon being asked a SIMILAR question
at 9 =. m, sail: The Presidents symptoms last
evening gave little uneasnoss, partly on
account OF the rise in his temperature and parity
on account of other uniavorable indications, sach
as restlessness and dry. hot skim We believed
however, that these symptoms represented only
temporary nuctuaton of the fever, and our Jadg-
ment has been confirmed 10y the result. The Presi-
dents pulse aud temperature fell gradually IN the
night and have been as low to-day as on the three
days last preceding. His general condition IN tho
meantime has greatly improved. lie is quiet aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
FLASHING TON NOTES.


WASiIINGTON, Tuesday, July II, 1881
lrNin, townsend " Co., of New \ Ork and TIP Howell.
OF NcWal " j., have been awarded contracts for GER
IAN portions of miscellaneous supplies for the Treasury
Department.
lhc Secretary of the Interior has rendered a decision
in the case of Milton !. Woodworh asserting the right
ol an inmate of soldiers home who withdraws from
hrh nome without the consent OF the managers
cclNc MS pension directly into his own hnnd-.
The total values OF the exports pet, olcn and prtro.
lc"hi l'ro1ucs during the month Of May, 1851 and
s the eleven months ended the same az compared wit
sIh cNprts duIinS the corresponding periods Of the
pr"rcug year were as follows: May 1881 S} lGI L o.;
- i55V - ~ l,Sl' Eleven months ended May 81 ISL
S3l,7G2,32S; 1850, Si3,D92sI2
II is estimated by Chcf Fletcher of fine Loan U,son
or the Treasury Department, that there are about
Fooooooo registered five per bonds outstanding Z.
ihtSe bonds are rcdecmablc once with interest to ,
uitc "I l'schlalon. Thcy 10 bear interest ON
V'"ncr J. ihfc ore upward OF T12, 900 900 of coupon
i've per cent bonds outstanding which cease bear
iHIcIcsl August II, rcdccIuale hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13


WAsIHNGrON. July I2.-Thc following letter
shows the aggregate of annual savings in Star
routes by the red ctons made during the last four
months. The two months of General Elmcr's incum-
bency OF the office OF Second Assistant Postmastcr-
General May and June, especially noticeable for
their showing OF reductions:
WNsUINGTON. July ,, 1881.
Ihe UOH. TlfON,> l. JNNFS Postmaster. GenctuH.
SIR: IN following are he reductions by
slwclIl orders from dnrch to Jan" 30 l~Sl: MARCH,
2l1.19O ; Ann, TSi13l May, %ll1.1t7 June $}2i
20; total - ,OG6.G7S. NerS respectfully.
H. ID INnAN, chief Clerk.
General Elmer saws that additional REDUCTIONS
were ordered before the end of the fiscal year sui-
cicnt III amount 10 make the aggregate over twelve
hundred thousand dollars but the returns were not
made in season to include Them in the June state
mcnt-.
notwithstanding this great decrease in the cost of
the Star service, aud the consequent reduction in
the amount ot service performed, no general com
pla MT are heard FROM any quarter of inefficient
mali service. better evidences of the proAigality
of the Contract Oucc under its late admin straton
could hardly bc Thought of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
LEGISL1IITE UORK.

ATTEMPTING To SECURE \ VOTE on THE RAILROAD
COMMISSION Biil-MR. BEKGlI'S BILL PASSED IN
THE SENATE.
lFE"M Tut REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or TRIRuNR.l
ALBANY, July Ex-senator Forster j. the
only man III the Legislature VITO has any Thought of
legislation To-day he attempted to vote on the
RAILROAD Comiss"n bl, but defeated by n wore OF
l6 TO l3 He then called up his amendment Con
sthntnn aholisiIng canal tolls rac amendment failed
to pass by one vote only securing l6 when II are re-
qu1rod. The vote was "a follows:
N1yS-Bakcr. HramIn, Halh' ri, Loonis. Lord. Iyude.
Madden, Mccarthy, Mills, PITTS, Rockwell, Sessions
wagner, WcndOVrr. Wuodn-fJ.
Yeas -Asiur, Bjri>;tl, B,ubY, Dayrnpnrt Eidinan
Forster HoJm. JUcpbS Mtrfhd. Robert son, Schroeder
Seebdchcr, Nctc"S, StiaGan, WIlliaius Winstow 10
Mr. Berghs hrl prohibiting pigeon shooting from traps
was passed by the senate. This h II designed TO ur.
v"nt such slaughter of PIGEONS took place lately on
Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
Ellis SIGNED AND RETURNED.


ALHATY, july I2.-The Governor has signed
the following bils. To incorporate the New York stor
age aud security Company define the boundary line
between the CouuiieN of kiues and Queens confirm
certain patents ISSUED 10y the of the Land
Onicc
The Governor returned the hill making an apIropri
u"u 70 pay crrttu expenses nf the legislature yyh OBJ
jccilons He SAYS the bin prIvics for paving counsel
Tor app"arlug before committees private prr4ns
Wnc ne regards "A nnir tilted, aud which tlr IL
no picccdcnt ALSO, the h go prtlt The a,ultcfntinu
o eyrups, sugar, honey. etc. lie IL Inalrs ~
cahts SnN 81 a m'sdcmcauor who. inad, ,rltcnilv or
IIfoush IAh 81 H"rhiflpn, may Violate the Ainus
%" ih hlll Also, the hill rEdug the Code 80 a t
allow Boards OF Suprr i>0r@ to ~ the pay -iiro,tr,
should be now ~ ''' '' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-13
ACROSS THE NORTHERN BORDER.

OTTAWA, July l2.-Ihcre is no open air
Orange demonstration here to-day ricnics being
held throughout Ottawa Valley This evening the city
brcthron have dinner III Orange llu.
The Department ot hc Interior has received nforma-
uOn that sitting Iull is stli AT Fort (lWApclc Most Of
his Young braves have deserted him, and his band
ssta now principally oi old men and squaws.
VICTORIA, Il. c., july l2.-Cooucl Crossman ana
Lieutenant Russell of the British Army, assisted by local
military oiccrs, engaged in locating sites for the
ioruuclton and protection OF the harDor6 OF Victoria
and ESquimtult.
pace at the Lonquc Point Asylum yesterday morning
Della Power and Gertrude Roberts occupied the same
cell during the night The former religious mono
lntlc, lancitd She In Der companion l1ght al
dragon and killed her with piece Oh board BY pounding
her on the head.