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, 1881-01-04
Queer He4fiedlcs-TIho Peculiar Manner
in Which People TRY 10 Cure Tilenss

Atm inquest ssss. hsi| & l'rsassl hsl Duck. on tho
ill., ill.,, o.,u IL M u the witnezscs iciasei that two iays
mrtlr tho child hn t,crn l'istrn tic buried tog
waa kl'ttr. a llssr nstracs"s a'la a1 !Ss 1.,s.
xleti IN fnrk lE.fnre the tirg until 1t WINS dried
!,p, and sltcn given to th: ch who ute l. irco-
feu,ctiy, "a bns hnrsiiy nnsticr than tnugpie dust,
,narck apparraty ] tlec,is IN ininllie specific for
i,st, tho President Of tho EckeI,fonrder shonttE
CItb. niresss1tho foowtns ct.enln'r, ',to,ss 70 IT,"
iril,cssss rsiamarck wishes to r'slye, before tho
Eth inst. as ,nany ,apes rs possible: fro tho
lnlrrlrd ret,ains 0f which IN nnni,ei,l!.pstcrw.l
,nlly te manipulated. permit mysc'e. therefore,.
hlXh uild well born sir, to cnttehi that Soii will
forthwith st,oot us many maRp'es ya.a ean r., T.,
tpIet. torcttsr 1t,gu. al frlcdrichsruh Or htth-
g without Iaynk tpr their e"rrlnxc' dos'l u
III III Wa'ter scotts piper, John Er,,cc, speut
ailnlc Buntlny selecting twelve stunts frt'lll
twplro sntlth running streams, with tho PURPOSE
,lat s ssk a:tsr , Est s &c, yee . @ % ~ brt n
slo honest fellows feelings by rislicllnR tho ra-
ttur uf Btsc! remedy proviny of nystst; 50 no
IaIIIblc, Int It wuA absolutely t,eccssary y, suc-
tt*s tlilt the stones eh0htd bn wrapped III t!iu
t'nt u 81 w1~ ] tsa4W 9 ~" s s1eya1 o iirn t.
lan.ier rrnounccd all huf>a VI completing lug
charm. ,.....
tim wu,nila powder wrapped In Il fraKinptt NJ
tho Saturday lteritD 4h1 came nEhln tHnAasire
her t,cnefncsrc:s tho eharts WIS y ss3,derfnlly
p,werFul QUE; fur. .lftln,ugh shc hnd mt l'cctl
i,ble tu wash DI ll tho tIn1 writing from tho pn.
per, even that little mud tono her great dsal of
4 eca cnptnin. when ono Ut his crow crnsctl
something for hfs stoniRuhs sakc. On consulting
s btuk iuunsf No. Is" WIS tho thing for tho uc-
thnt humber. ind the lotttv wns empty, Nut
curing t0 tEsld the 1t!Mn awuy uneot'lirtea, tne
, 1881-01-04
GERMANY.

ASTI-IEW1B1l DEMONSTRATION.
DEt.I,1S, jan. a-On the morning OF New.
Years Dnv large crowds, mostly students,
made II demonstration before n cal1 inucll
frequcuted by Jews. They smashed will
duws and 1nobhc.l NIL tho Jews tlIoy met.
Thu police wore comparatively helpless. An
other cnfu wns invaded anu cllptfesl Of Jews.
I.arge and stormy meetings continue to be
held, nlnl tho crusade secIhS to be galnlnE
force. Fists are how bclng substituted for
tongue.
AN uNFAvoIlA1lrE IMPRESSION.
BERLIN, jan. a.-Tlio reports received hero
or demonstration III the Uuitci States with
tho object Of protesting agatnst tic anti
Jewish agitation hero is producing u very
unfayutable impression, the feeling being
tint Germany can tolerate no Intervention In
home affairs frum foreign State.
CREMATION.
Tic thirty.fourtll case OF cremation Inns oc-
Cured ut Gothn.
, 1881-01-04

you," ulo. Governor saE'l, "but have eolnc TO
lake y0u home" THE two wc,ltt down To-
Et:tlIer, l,axsed the brniy, went outside. whc't
tic hUy anl,t, m ii rcniE5tig that crime ilnt
been committed, "1.et's run away. iaiheri
let's tcayc t!!e eounsfy; you have plenty IT
sios not say, Int hr adds that at 0l!o Of the
tl,reo tnfea he }nsse. the t,ot!y Ing knows he
stOopetI dawn and felt tho pulse either at t.e
wrist Or temple, lle tancs nut Know wli1,sl. 10
TGjs statement, nut hitherto lnat!e Known.
viii be fDit,l Of great interest. II, flltlned, 1t
sltes not pr0ye Of vital Importance III the
ttSGx
, 1881-01-04

RtDrNy weather, hut young Wlents look WeIf.
Thu deliveries Uf homegrown graltl nave
been small, Tho markets hare leen tltllIs
aud everything was cheaper. Sloat OF tho
homegrown Is III bntl condition. Foreign
supplies, therefore, nrn relied upon. M
amount Of engineering In Alncr!cn tetnpts
iullctH to abandon tho c0nslinptfyc demand.
Tile nonr supply Inns considerably faIlon.
There arc practically M Oil w'teals on n'ler.
Values OF brcn.lssttfa continually favur
buyers. Tin foreign supply on spot stna!i
atnl uIluat large. Vniucs gave way Until
Frttay. In wllcat, American red winter o't
canst recovered iii. Tho sras0n II now
loo fur gnne fur Huecn!ators to work
ont another carrier, but 1t matters Eitllc
whether they setlh much Or little. For tho
present, WI cu,I gct we'll supplied elsewhere
Until next tlnryest. British and fDretgn bnr-
lrys are dull nni ,ctlcap. Oats are SLOW att
unchanged. Foreign oats arc similar III
tame. Alhizc Il dill. American oil Friday
WIS reduced III. Sales of English wheat for
the week were 27,til quarters, Mt Ills llt''
nGAlust =; ,t14 quarters, Mt 4Gs It'd. the corrc-
| stn,lltllng week Inst year. Imports itlt" tho
United Kingdom during the four days cMl.
Ing Dcc. % wero GlG,aeo4 evils OF wlleal ailtl
Ni,3T4 cwts of four"
| otD yonH.
I,oypoS, Jnn. H-IlM reported removal 0f
locks from riIcs I'll tie volunteers nr,n0rfes
at York has been exaggerated. The sImrle
fact Is TINT, pending tho completion ofltllc
volunteers premises, II foW arms 1,Nl beci
removed 10 the barracks. =.
CONSPIRACY TO nrow TT.
1oSDox, jim. IA scllclne tO blow lip the
Irunclad Lord Warden, gunrlsl,tp Of TIT
Ittrth IF Efurt1t Ia st1bs,sni1 tn 1tnys HXtYtrJ
, 1881-01-04
FRANCE
llI:AI1.

nEAH.
PANS, Ian. 3,--Ilector Martin Lcfucl, tho
noted French architect, ~ dead, aged 70
years.
Cardinal licno Francois ltcgnler, Arch
bish Up Of Cambria, Is dead.
DISORDER ArrNElIEHnEp,
Tla pollce IRE preparing to suppress tho
disorders npprelcIHlcd on, tho occasio, OF
the funeral Of the dead Communist UlnnquI.
Gt.oss0N AND yluHAuN
NEW YolsK, .Inll. a.-A parts special snys
SIosson llay sent fresh challenge to Vig-
ll,,1x.
PARIS, Jim. 9.-Slossnn writes to tho jour
nails here lropos!ng u p1ay V1gnaux again
Of, ttlo following terms: Threo thousand
poilIlx ilp fur stnka Ut 5000 francs, game to
BIZ played M n new tabla OH which neither
slusson nor Vtgnaux havo played tho matcIl
to como Oft In New York, London, or l'aris.
, 1881-01-04
A DIVORCE CASE.
Ssssseidt fA4n1tfh Ia Ihk EhitHma TffhNHE

ypteLnt Hsp1kh n Tx Chtta9o Tribune.
SrRlSUp1ELp, Ill.,, Jail. "a bill for
sepufate maintenance was to+tay file.l III t1ia
Sang,.snon County Court by Mrs. Melvlnn
Arnnll against her husband, Jnlncs ".
Arl,old. In which the latter Is painted lis
littlu less than demon III htman gaiise.
Thu parties were married. Ii, this city Jun.
10. 1879. but separntett f0nr lines bctwecn
tllat duto and dec. Is lust, Wien she wis
ilgaln compelled to leave hin, owing to re-.
l,en,ed cruEl treatment, lnnliy instances OF
wElicl, are detailed In the BILL The substance
of violemt ind Hllgoscrnable tempcr,
at,d frequently tisrcate,sed tl,e lives Ut his
wife ,al,tl utller nleliibrrs of hts faml1y. be-
sites striking and otherwise abusing them.
Mrs. Arnold nyers that l!cr husband OWLS
property yall,eu ut sl0J,0o0, aud has an i'll
colilu OF 5000 lNr year.
, 1881-01-04

To1rpo, D., Jun. a.-With reference to the
yn,micou tr,r,aly oue }nct aftcr another il
anL"'s1 ~. I"", III, ,,,,n, sccn, N cnmu,,cotc
coming tn llHhit WHICH seen' u eoM'l"c"'o
tiov. scott's casr. on tte authority Of q
AMI n,i,,,"t ""',,,srl lin Governor llos retained
H" !, - "uarr.;,'ri ] t,at tin Goyer,or l,na mnp
~ ~ l!See1t"'''''' s"". 'u .s.a'"t 49, . ,,t,,
Il full, though private s'ntcmeMt OF the XVI.
lly, cxcert Tho sEngla fact OF th8 particular
manner Of tje discharge Of tl,o pistol. This
IN sui h"'at'S no ,"s.'.t t"v. s.a", a., w..
Ills stAtemant II t''lls 1hpo!taltt t!onl u'o
1act that hitherto, even Ill the examination,
Tho {:oyer,.or's lips were sealetl.
eRlnK at to snortni" .u hS@s"'hs .tst 'p ,s luz
st"fe. a1'er 'lo l" asce,'t"en u,as "'' 49,. u"y
was thero drunk, thaag'. IT should bc llrst
the a t,,rhutcnee @ nc Of The crowd he heard out
~ ,Is s".',e,s ,a f:ovorr,r ~ "a In s,,onr
s!!o 's w!Go"' .n' i'i, n1 hnnr1 J"' a Nv oo"
, 1881-01-04

hut lIis brother, Edward Watson, of Sioux
Falls. Dak., by Ills attorney, Raso ,ntice of
intent to contcst tho will, mid naked phRs-
l,oncntc,,t Ut the hearing. Which WIS granted,
tar twn weeks. rrof, Stnmit SewGon4to u
ills city, were appointed stNca! atln!inistr..
torH. 'fhcy left thia afternoon fur htatltso,,
wis, 10 look after tho interests Ut the cstate
fhcrf
, 1881-01-04
SENT UP.

sptetai D,pateh to Tne Chicago 7dbane
LAFAYETTE, 1ut., Jan. :L-Charfcs Lcnk
was tl,fs afternoon sentenced to three yenrs'
Imprisonment fur grand larceny, 'Ie pfeatllnE
guilty to nj, Indictment charging llinl with
rol1blng tue louss Ut Janps Fowler OF 'arEu
amount Of ailycrware. Samuel Etndee. "! !iatn
link ullcEes put up the tob, hsts also beet
inflicted, hut jns1l't Ind 'tiuie to c,',e III,
aittlnugt, his bail bond Of sl,ooo MIS- for
fuitpd lust week,
, 1881-01-04
a MEMPHIS SHOOTING.

CtSo1vS.&rt. Jan. 3.-'rlie I1mes~Stdr
Memphis speclal says: This nlortlng Henry
Burton fo,.lu Mr.. Into, bar',cr, IN he'd with
lis wife. lie shut Tate twice ma Mrs. bur-
ton ollee. T',ttU returned the fire, MInrtnlly
wuurttlmg llunry Burton. Mrs. lsurtun's
wolliltl Ii trl1flng. The character OF Tate's
wounds IL not stated.
, 1881-01-04

anI earliest elaboration. It was not given to
hpr tn DETERMINE tho fate Of Governments. or
direct the career oF stnsestncn; but y was her
tty tho compliment elements Ut Inthrrn sNsIety.
Iiio nntnc 1T tho l}nchnsa Of Westminster dr.
serves To le i,lntftd with tho H''st tntlical n1tl
cyen revolutionary 1neaaurcs II reform which
tho wtrih OF, Arlstoctnt!u drawing. .rootns has
npar ~ rifnr1AnH..
, 1881-01-04

CINCINNATI, jan. J.-The Jury In tho case
Ut tic State of Ohio agaiMst tx-CIty Auditor
S1las ". Hoffman were discharged thfs
morning, llaytng been unable to agrcc. They
stood eleven for neGulttAl to ono for cotlyie-
tiOu. Thu clse Inns been before tho cuuria
for more than four weeks.
, 1881-01-04

TfncA1fwtcrs4 Cough M1xtnre.-'The best
bronchitis. nsthna, cunsumptton for ntults, a1ld
whonp!nY- cough AMI cruup for children. Pre-.
pnrctl nfIy " John Leo. corner m iialstctl and
, 1881-01-04

-. IN 8leIIY AND SPAIN. 4. -'..
1IEssISA, Jan. 8.-lleavy rains i,aya caused
grs4t damage In Sicily. AZ Barcelona tue
river burst !ts embankrents. creating gen.
ernl panlc,
, 1881-01-04

TIIH COlETEH 0FEHE0s
I1s1loN, jan. v.-1'l!e Cortes opened ycster-
day, III the spsach from tho throne It was
announced .l,at l'ortugal's relations With all
fQrelgn powers were satisfactory =
, 1881-01-04

CHARGED WITH ENT.
Special D1pateh to The Chtsace Tribune.
JASEsv1tL.E, Wis, jim. a.-Johm II. Smith,
ngeut fur thu American Machine Cnl.l-
p1l,y. WIS arrested charged with ellllpzzltng
stue Sl,5O0 OF tho Coinpally's funds. lie
Eaye ball to appear next Friday for exainlntl-
linn.
, 1881-01-04


t,elieye In chaotic nebula. 8elf-0xistent,
ovOlycrn 1T heaven nnd e.lrth:
And III this differentiation Of the original
which wus lfturltal ttn latlll Al wltcr. Eelf-
urHnnI2ett tnto p!ants And: animnlA, ru1trancta!
IN Ike spce!ea, further developed tllto Khur
perfected In tnul,; ha descended frpln tho
non&cy. ,.zcot,dei to Tue philosopher HlIo sttath
tiur tho lnws nf Il duyelopnx FacIoIuxy; tr4,sn
thollro he shall cumo aKAfn ty tho tllslntogrntpn
at tho AoteroKunfxetl cAltI0s buck lAt0 to urixl.
tlal ttntuefleOtlsluAd Ut uhAUa.
i,el!ayu In thv wiO|ay i,npnrs0nal absolute;
tho wholly uncathnliG church, tho dtsMnlon Of
TIC salnts tls s!rsiya ct tltc t,ss. ths per;
lenth everlasting.
, 1881-01-04

From nr. =. ". Hunter. 1bm1tImarc.
nlwnyH produces Rotsl blood, health, and
II EA0IIth.
, 1881-01-04

we c1iocrful!y cul1 tho attention Of our
rentlors tu tho merits of 1pbhEns' Electric stap
ildrntly nak i trial. The soup will toll Its uwn
story. We nlylso you tn try 1t.
, 1881-01-04

~ WILL OF THE LATE PROF. WATSON.
ap<etal Dtspateh q 1As Ca+saao 1ttaaNtv
ANN AItnots, Mich, JAN, a,-To-day has
been set for tha Aeartng at the pet!tlol, tor
probate Of tho will Ut tho late rpot. Watson,
, 1881-01-04
The French Approhensive Of the
Usual Cemetery Row on the
Burial Of Blanqui.
Opening Of the Cortes Of Portugal
DIR. Carver-The Mark
Lane Review.
Details OF a Lively Nayal Scr1mlnago III
;#:%:the 3ny Of Linn, Peru.
Germany Excited Over Reports Of American
Comments on tho Jewish Agitation.
TIE IRISH.
TIE COMING LAND 1tfT.I.

4NSHtNy HAl4t liz -*Hb<rof ~ - aSANAA'6 |
editorial. says: "No grants Of money from
tile Imperial excl,cquer win be demanded Of
Parliament as lartof tho LnIid bill, though,
posstb'y, q remnant of tho Irish Church sur
plus may be- used to aiI emigration lulsl tic
reclamation Ut waste laid. The Minis
try will not ask Parliament to sanction
my ALLEGATION OF tho public money Or any
p!cslginE Of tho public credlt, to carry out
the lnIld refotln."
n nES1A1~
Tho IVmcs denies tho truth of tlio report
tint large quantity of arlns ara being sent tn
ireland from Birmingham, atd says tho,love-
ments OF Irlst,mcn Mt birmingham do not
offer tlle slightest ground for apprehension.
THE STATE TiiA1.s.
DUBLIN, JAN. 3.-On the resumption Of tho |
Statu trials this morning tho court WIS
crowded, though tho proceedings werc very
nMintcrcstIng, simply consisting Of the read.
ig Of tic stenograpicrs' notes Of speeches l}y
tho truversers.
The Court today decided That tie speeches
delivered In favor Ut tho trnycrscrs nt tic
ynrtous meetings throughout tlIe country
,,ny bc res.[ by their counsel. It is expected
tllat this decision will considerably prutract
tho tTlnIS,
IN COURT
DunL1S, JAM 3.-Counsel for tic defense
took advantage Of the decision Of the Court
permitting tho rcadug of tho speeches made
In favor Ut tho trayerscrs to take evidence
concerning tho speech Of 1llchnrsl O'ShnuRh.
messy with view Or showing that tic
Limerick meeting wns not characterized
By Il yiulcnt tono tllat tho Crown
sought to attribute to II. Nolan, Of COUNSEL
for tho trayersers also 1lntl rcaa various long
speeches. Jiidgc' Fitzgerald tltereupoil re-
marked that they were Il long rlgnHlrole,
without ui,y bcaring OH the Issue Of tho
tria1s and, II tlloY had aliy, III his Judgment
1t would ba one prc1utlscl,l to tho trasorsers
II the defense persisted III such Q course, he
satd the Court would hayc to sit from 10 to u
The proceedings, except for Ills Incident,
o,,,,not,.,v Tr 13or,,nII t}tr,rnr Nf1ltu, Eaxtnn
, 1881-01-04

tN1lCG mid enHnut ElG fl1lHlo sAtfn
nnr pru,lo,ictst nti*intaEG ,,a, H. oe ~ - Fnn.
Hrcs4!otss s.re tt wnasGygr " a1d fro
taeh siate ss he - s9 a ,1e nt shs sc.son tic
CT ny y, I'll I' to II Yaies viii havu
Eenty u tc + !? &;r'rMEo tho'r a'F'o'' 10 1">
lilo ho" o''loF VI '"'''s'' ...,.,. ,,,,,>.
vckst'fE ~ e e. sna so,tn who won't furthor
Incfe 10 no 'aao ~ sus s,,,,',somt ruic IN
i'sissippi sH'nsi md tho aonth ."an ,ha ctr q the
ltesrat lid 70, and will 40 nRnin II u should 10.
come eee.sry " We intend to my to NY y, one r'o
whs' nslnratca s''as we nrc ~ nsls'ea'o o. rc
turn @ 9 a. sos, of IT. T nbn tnnt as t ,ter fa'so
,..,a. T., "rsvorto nru,tncmta directed against
pe. pooos IN ,cce nmn ac,tonuji. nna tholr
Iss !In "Mu. rnr,r II, IL. r",,nttst n,nnncr 10 tho
nes9ii' Ws nro tieI csmine,i lie pulio shall mt
be 1nstnkcn ia 4, our lnynlty 70 the nGst antea
ests or tho ettntfy ny lnGs ,'f ,yo ute" ID
III s's ,y IL, mt brrvu In EypoGrItlra fr,lu.1,
n,li, WI, ,l,,e,ld IL sy W: we in mt h!tteye lh
yulcncr, lttiylss. n1l1 l.llh!okantf. ana ,i VI M
ige 70 snt hs III. Mt..H , H." Ina tr',o r., lin
~ ,st t"Ssc Snmts "r H." i,cmtc,ttu rarty lii this
Slate nt,,i tho Sttith ansl nu,o tho less loyn to
lucul rutu IT, tho StAt9 ly h'lest nnu lntelll9Gt!L
etizens VIC m m,,t nei!ovo II ns5 rn.
yI n n;.r,a, ,,,,ai s,,;fTr y nrruyiuy tho
sSt ,ya ','s to o t toNerai Ss5tp "s III
to,,or ~ ,,rcs,d,nt Moroun. of Iowa Col
sen S Wulttntcr rcnstatcd, ami thu under gral.,-
atcawo havo lcen atsrn'e to M ',rys N,;;ns, Ssery
=" hs lss Gu. nster os @ md
p..".i.'' .,a ",,miss1m, or n sufficient mltubor
ter-s: 'uo s',ss 's't,o :" rntry rcrescnt tno mill
Ions ur their race md tho grani service they did
IN rcseu,nT tho Union froin tho shareholders, Ms
we'll rs to gyo uG,,; diw ptc ES Wtthout
s.,'o q er worsy yonF se
snss 9a w. os os caTe OF 1W % 81 at west ron H.
Lei ,neTo S,or pn " no',',trna md reaco tic d-
sMGn otor ao,, Y omnr sII strnIy ,ncct frot nrc.
!es sHd ErsSios a6s o'aisi,$l. fn$n
IT, .mG jra, ass,rcs stii tf en,ntrY he viii
nneto out 10 black and white nlikc. 0ood liner men
ar, tnnnKlfx q uo W, tor IT. nunr, hciiorn tio
,t s = h,u ny I'm .,n,,nIut,nert or tcn cNrts nj
iarue. withul,r regard to Suites, nnnu9'iy. II
there Is nU otl1er way 10 secure suitable mum.
btr of coloscd catlcts' ho Gun "o H.
E7ttiI Null Gazette: Those who now rngo
30 fur!onsty In print nbout ireland ar,d tell us
thut Itsn,nrc1inn methods nrr tho only WY OF
deuliug With tho stntc Ut things W. nil dctloro.
TINT martini Inv will Eoou pitt town opposition,
. and 80 furtt, derrcctly turn their heals asldo
from what ls going OIL In Germany. Thorc tho
Iass naainst tho soeiasta aru str'inea te the Ut
most lImttof iiIesn!!ty: In South Germany Ger; @ nc
we fay asf , an ae ,or eas a
+ &: = IL ss;s:s ;s: s
%s azts @ 's spst @f es. ws'bs b 'fs e seTss
throughout GcTtnnny at this ho4r. TELEGRAM,
ssorwns!'nlns to SSsS majerty ierr Koc,SPteT i
.HuCftk1tSt HA. ard his election
, 1881-01-04

Everything used In homeopathy VIII
bt fi.,nil Mt thu ChtcnRn branch. iluerloke 4
TufcI's Homeopathic Pharmacy, Mt Us ttArk
, 1881-01-04

electrician, hud: ''Aln,,t twenty ycars ago
hnd Il numtcr uf pieces Of paper anl cardboard
be hented whitn- hot II, ono Of tho pottery klIns
hts!ongtnR tn Mr.. Wallacc. Ut Forth hanks.
Frm tho pieces nf carboAizcd cardboard THUS
this connected ty clamps with tho conducting
wirts. ssnnll 01nsa shado waa cemcntosl 0rcr
This noilntcti carbon tpiral,-whIch was ~ tho
exhausted by means OF very good nEr- pump
lent nc for tho purpose nf this experiment BY
tho Ncy. 1tol,crt ureon, of LonRhoreley."
, 1881-01-04

trIe sGnlrkts Ut tho city population, and Mrt c.
what might be expected In II cltu,atu thAt ranges
from IU degrees below euro III January 10 105
above in July.
Jefferson (Tex.) Democrat (Den,,}: 1t
every do1ar sa!Bcd for tho Aalu OF public iands
was cxpcnlod from education II would be waste
Of money, Without accomplishing any gool Tho
truth Ia, 1t Ia sheer p[ec9 Of dclnugogsu,. It Is
areyival Ut tho sohotno introduced tuto Con-
krcss during Prcsid1nt jackson's Adnntetra-
tion.whch tho Democratic par!y sngardctsua uu-
constitutional, and step towartls Capitalization.
Per contrn, tho Galveston Netrs 0hsoErest Jet.
fsrson. In hEa sixth annua! message, advocating
tho continuance Of tho tux on Imports. observed
that's "Iatrlotism would curtalh(y prefer lts con-
ttnuanco and application to tho great purposes
ss % IT, pSsH 4x sa1st'S d 81 san Ioas ssH ns:ss
b. asKcd: "shnil il iio unproducti,o . il he pub
I!o yaultsf Ehalt tho revenue 10 rcdncrtly Or
pscscn,Stlt of rids. cat,als. siyors, eI,,catton1
IN q iottor to uov. Nteh"a.. datel APRIL
x sio. r. which he out!,nsd by seho,no sfta,'
tion: "My partiulity soF that division IL mt
founded III vlows OF eduQntlon goIoy hut iEe'n-
tx e u t5o fs e! hs
gatds appropriation Of pnl'!!o lands 70 purposcs
uon s!r, Jefferson. IN say. lfss, III chairman Of
. lao Gntn1nlttu0 0h tho Organization VI tho West,
1n,t afn ,ttr,E,rit.Isy nade report Which p5osiaett
pnHI!,s sca1ls ana Tug CSGyention adapted ~
u q every township for tho nallnienanco 0f
public schools" Il, isGl Cu.tKress passed al.
aet .1a;t!ax ". th9 section Of eASh towl'
alu EatSF. w similar cnActnenla Tor Ot}!pr tuf-
t!turt4! nlasA!slltuns. cxctpt Texna, which re-
hs ada s ~ e fs ,nJ 9Ss y Sos ns ssu Hs1 ats
tRe uAl0u.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-09-05
RICH, RAGY AND RARE.
A GOsSiry TelegraphiC Letter
From New York,

S~ouothings the Correspondent of
The Bee Has Noticed and Com
ments Upon--Social Affairs at the
Metropolis - Washington as n
Center for Southern Commerce.
New York State Politics--Kelly
Again on His Muscle.
Omaha daily bee., 1881-09-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

State OF Nebraska, Dauglas County, So
AZ a tounty Court, held at the County Court
hoom, in and for said County, August 10th, A.,
d ISL Present, HOWARD b. SMITH, County
la the matter OF the estate Of Ferdinand hum,
deceased:
ON reading and filing the petition Of Emile
Ihum, praying that the instrument, this day
hled and purporting to be the last will and tesla
meht OF the said deceased, may he proved, ap-
proved, allowed, probated and recorded as the
last viii and testament OF said deceased, and
that administration OF said estate may be grant
cd 70 said Emile Ihum, as eXecutriN: NJ.
oRnkRkD, That September 10th, A ID. 1881, az
10 O'Clock a. m. is assigned for hearing said petit
uon' when all persons interested IN SAD matter
may appear at a County Court 10 he held IN ana
for said County, and show cause why the prayer
o. petitioner should not be granted; ana mat no
tlee OF pendency Of said petition and the nearing
thereof, be given to all persons interested IN said
matter, by publishing a copy OF this order IN Ihs
OMAHA NkEhLN BIS, a newspaper printed IN sara
County, for three successive weeks, PRIOR 20 SAID
day OF hearing. HOWARD b. SMITH,
IA true copy. County Judge.
augl7w3t
Omaha daily bee., 1881-09-05
AT %STAiDST.LL.
The Presidents Case Virtually
Unchanged from Y6StGr-
day,
His Pulse at Noon was lO4,
Temperature e9.7, Res
%piration 10.
Latest Telegraphio Reports and
Hourly Bulletins.
National Associated Press.

National Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The
beS information of the condition this
merning is favorable to the continued
Improvement of the president. He
hiss passed a good night and no dis
appointing Developments have been
reported.
The ~restlessness referred to ia the
morning bulletin vas not such as to
seriously AFFECT the comfort of the
president. 1t was what the doctors
call a local effect, and not an indica-
ton of any imminent change in his
condition His pulse and tempera>
ture were not much affected. AT IL
o'clock his pulse was 10Y only, while
his temperature and respiration were
normal. The patient did not sleep 81
well as he usually does before mid
night, but awoke frequently, and the
physicians do not seem to explain it
beyond the statement that it was not
due ID any unfavorable change in the
case. After one o'clock the president
slept ns well rs during the same hour
any night this week. At the morning
examination his general condition is
reported to have been fully as favor
able as yesterday at the same hour.
The morning dressing of the wound
and gland revealed no change.
Theatmosphere In Washingtonto-day
is dense and Enthusiastically malarial.
AsDr Bliss expressed it, ''you can
Gu. it with a knife" There lisa grow
ing impression that the weather is
having a bad effect in the presidents
case. One attending physician stated:
This weather would kill a well pres
ident, ] coonsider it imperati 'e that
the president the removed at once
For four days now the case has had
an intermittent character. Wednes-
day morning the patient felt brighter
and stronger than for a week. Before
Thursday morning he was less so.
Yesterday morning he again showed
improvement and this morning, not
withstanding the general symptoms
are not unfavorable, he seems less an
mated. | shall vote for his speedy
removal"
Inquiry among the physicians o
firms the statement that the symp-
toms remain favorable, but that the
president seems no stronger. The
prospects are that DIR. Agnew will in
sist upon removal as soon as possible.
The white house attaches, who drove
the party to Potomac Flats last night
say that the doctors remarks as to
stencil were to the effect that if the
president remained here he would
die and if taken away he would get
well,
Omaha daily bee., 1881-09-05
Massa cred by Indians.

NNtIUHuI AssOtIuttu PTtss.
SAN FR,NcIsco, September 3.--The
Tucson Star has advices from Camp
Thomas that General Carr and his
whole command were massacred by
White Mountain Indians thirty-five
miles from Camp Apache. One hun
dred and ten men and seven officers
were killed. Troops have left Camp
Grant for the Gene Of action. The
tribe numbers about fifteen hundred
and can muster four hundred war
riors. Reports of raids come from To-
c~alities traversed by Nana's band,
also, and strong measures are being
taken to subiugate the savages.