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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22
MOffat's Life Pills,
and
Phoenix Bitters.

The Most Successful Medicines
I'm the World.
Established in 1885, b. one Of
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine.
MOffat's Life Pills
arc purely vegetable; they act
ON the Stomach and Liver, ard
regulate the entire system; aid
put all the functio.S Cf &c body
I'm a healthy condition, o and
WARRANTED Il ccs.taln cure for
all MaIarious Diseases, Torpid
Liver, Impure Blood, Jaundice,
Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia
Indigestion. COstiyeness, Merry
Gus and Sick Headache, Colds.
Scuryy, General Weakness, and
Fever Il Ague.
MOffat's Phoenix BittePs
correct the Secretiogls CT the
Stomach, and are a Sure Cure
for SleepIessness, Nervousness,
Dyspepsia, Female Complaints,
Weakness, Debility, etc.
Thousands of Certificates are
i'm our possession giving perfect
CURES effected by these inyalu-
able medicines, and we arc GER
tain that they will do inst what
we have said. 1t is simply ask
ed that the afflicted will TRY
THEM ONCE, their use will con-
vince the most skepticai.
Pages Climax Salye % cents a box.
MofIat's Life Pills % cents box.
MofIat's Phoenix Bitters Sl.0O bottle.
~ Sold by Druggists everywhere.
j. P. MILLS, Sole Proprietor,
S. Liberty Street New York.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22
Climax! Climax
Pages CIllMNX SalFe,

Pages Climax SalVe,
A Family Blessing for Is cents.
It heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
We WARRANT it to RE
Sores, Ulcers, ScrOfula s ores,
Fever Sores, Salt Rheun!,s ore
Breasts or Nipples, Erysipeias,
Swollen Glands, IIifiained Eyes,
ScaIds, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
FistuIa, Piles, BoiIs, Chiiblains,
Frosted Feet, Germs, and all GU
taneOus diseases OH man or beast.
1t has been used over twenty
Eve years, without. ore failure.
Tt has no parallef-haYii.g per-
feetly eradicated disease, sand
healed after al other remedies
had failed. 1t is q compound OF
Arnica with many other Ex .l'acts
and Balsams, and put up in larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
~ Sold by Druggists everywhere
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22
SIMMONS

ted with loss OF appetit'
general, costive, sometfr
the head is troubled witt
sation, considerable los
with painful sensation o
thing which ought to h
planning of weakness.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22

OWNS ali Reads above Lines
1 n i've treats t
IMPROVEMENTS,
a
In
nHAIRoAD HOTELS for
nconecs Ccnreo the haak oupoh lines
dPI tsdg
" TG
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22

iefficacious and harmless
Preparations ever offered
ito the suffering. II taken
sregularly and persistently
sIt is sure to cure Dys-
/ pepsia, CostIveness,
= a IN dice, Headache,
! Sick Headache, etc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22
The Symptoms of Liver
COMPLAINT

fare uneasincss and pain in
1.-THE side-sometImes the
spaln is in the shoulder and
lis mistaken for rheuma-
stism the stomach is affec
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22

CURE THE LIVER with

Dr.. SIMMONS LIVER REGULAT5R
preparation of roots and herbs warranted TO be
strictly vegetable, ana do sort of injury to
anyone. 1t has been used by hundreds and known
for the last forty years of the most reliable
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22

and sickness ; bowels in
les alternating with lag
pain and dull, heavy sen
of memory. accompanied
having left undoue some
we been done; often com
debility and low spirits.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22

For sale by MeCabe 3 Wheaton. Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-11-22

sometimes many OF the
.above symptoms attend
sthe disease and at Other
stimes very few of them,
shut the liver il generally
.the organ most involved,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

70 pieI baben iie awar nt&t erbaIten, ale
ibnen Der BerIinsr Uertras suipra@; aber
ein gut unb i@6ues Stid 9anb Naeeboni'
ems III ss bod, bas iie ben Titten obne
S@wertifrei@ abiasten. Courage baben
bic Neubeleuen babel bewieien. ui9t 70
iebr nor benz Gsinbe, als bur9 ibr anbaIs
tenbes @sf@rei na@ mebr eanb. aber
wenn q n6:bis mar, seisten fae aud bic
5dbne. go nod neuIi@ Bel ber @dumuns.
AIs bic Eirten cine gerIdnseruns ber
0adumunssfriit forberteH unb bas i4on aus
Sort punta entfernte RriessmateriaI aus
rdd6rinsen lieBen, aud bie serduu,te Stabt
A,ta wieber NIT elmer @arnifon ueriabeu,
beiesten bic @tie&en fOfost ben san,en
@reusbifiritt. eini&Iiebli& arta's u. Huns
ta's. unb Der 2Suis ueripra& ielber, tofort
mad arta au tommeu. Su Atben berrfate
infOlse bieiss sntidloiieheu gorsebens
GROCER Sabsl, bie pfOrte absr fasts f4 in
bas uuuermeibli@e. unb bic @eianbten In
9onffantinopel iiub dberseust, bab he IT,
rsr Vatrasspfli&t fortan sewifieubaft
na4tommeu wirb. Die europdii&e Dips
lomatie Tam f& iest auf ibre sIadli4e
grtebisuns bes srie&ii& tarsii&en @reu3'
ffreits etwas ju @ute tbun, inbem ie ba'
bur@ alerbinss ber ausenbIidIi&en @ie.
berer0ffnuns Der uou allen Sstten 70 isbr
ssfar&teten Orient' GraSe uorsebeust. Auf
wie Ian8e, bas III freili@ cine anbere Jrase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

Die tlnteriu&uns .wesen ber Beffe'
&unssanseIesenbeit h Der @eietsebuus
enbete. pie erwartet wurbe, dbnIi& BEN
6ornberser S&iebeu. Sowobl Der Waio'
ritdtsberi&t als Der wsiuoritdtsberi&t finn
men barin lberein, bab ni&t erpieien wor'
ben iei, Of Senator SeiRous benz GGems
blpuitsIieb Bradley bic @elbiumme sese.
ben babe, bic bteier erbaltea baben wollte !;
bic Rinoritdt msinte aber NOD. Brablep
wdre itraftar, neil Ct bas @eIb anses
nommen babe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
TereSrap9tf&e 9epef@eu.
. eutf@ "a n b.

Wien, IL. Suli. Die Raiier son
Deutf&Ianb unb Oeifrei& wsrbeu um bic
Weitte Aasuft nit siuanbsr n SsIBtus6
3uiammsntreffea.
Berlin. IL. SuIi. 8uei unb 3pans
1is SOsialiften finb aus 2eipsis aussewie.
fen worben; in DRESDEN wurbe bic issiaIi.
itii&e Druderei sei&Iofen unb beren &C.
(ammtes perfonaI usrbaftet.
2snbon, Is. SuIi. giner 1erIiner
Ospei&e sufOIse fno bic amtIi&en Ssrs
ani@lasuuseu Der biesidbrissn grute In
Deuti&Ianb teineswess pisIusripre&enS !;
man erwartet taum cine Nittelernte.
Berlin, l3. SuIi. Der SosiaIiit
Bebet 1T tros Der ibm in ben @es seles.
ten 5inberniile, nameatIi9 Der polneiIi'
den Bef&Iasuabme ieiner BabISetteI. NIT
400 Stimmen Rebrbeit in ben id&Ri&en
eanbtas sewdbtt worbsn. Sein @esuer
mar Der Gorti&rittsmann 5eine.
Oefrei@.
Wien, IL. Suli. Die Grnte In Def.
reid ueripri4t cine CUTE Dar@i&uittsernte
3u werben.
S@weij.
Gent Is. Suli. Seit oielen Sabren
iiub In ber S@wsi3 unb ben ansren,enbsn
@sbietstbsilsn pom Jrantreia, Dsuti4Ianb
unb Stalien bie Grntsausii@tsn nidt 70
sldnsens seweien, wie in bieism Sabre.
gs 1T alle 6offuuns auf cine duberf er'
trasrei&e grnte uo,baubm.
@suf. l2. SuIi. Der sroBe 2anb.
iiu,s Bel Sisrisweil im 2anton Bern, bsr
bersits am 20. .. W. semeIbst wurbe, III
nod ni4t in StiIlitanb serutben. Dis
@rbmafen bewessn it& um tdsIi@ Ms.
ter in Der Ri@tuns auf ben Tbunsr Gee
su. Oas in gewssuus 6sRubIi@e 9anbitid
1T pom brei Wsilen 9dnse uub elmer Msile
Brsits; bic Giefe III ni@t betannt. Dis
auf is,usm Wese Iiesenben 9duier Fnt
usrIaiisn. SisrisUeiI unb bic bena5bar'
DSrfer Rnb ui&t sefdbrbet. = Der @ro6,
Raib bss gantous 3ari& bat nit sroBs,
Webrbeit bic Berufuns Der So3ialiiten &C.
gen bas pom ben Heb0rben srlaiiene Der.
bot Der Abbaltuns zines ausemsinsu go.
,iaIiRsn gousrei1es absswieien.
Hom.
Qonbon, ID. Sult. giuem Neri9
aus @om ,ufolse faao uersansene Wstter'
na@t bic ueberflbruns Der @ebeine bel
papfes Pius TX. uon Der 6t. Pstsrstir&'
mad Der Rir@e Gan eorsn3o itatt. Ds,
4as bewsste fi4 bur& bic stabt na& be'
DA(tlita. ginise ianse 9eute it0rten ibr
bur& So&rufe auf StaIieu. aber bas @ili
tdr trisb bte ni&t Bdm 3use seb0riser
8oIesmahsn auseinanber unb bieier &C.
Ianste unssbiabert an fein 3ieI. = Wi
aus Rom semsIoet uiro, wirb Der Bii@o
S9iaHsno In benz nd@iisu gonfforiuu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

aae anseisen ienbe man ipdtefess
Wnntas Norseu elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

Mnseissn fur pientes, eptieritn, Glifsfpieis
&C., ais Sem Settle Der faib. Sir&e iupiber, b.
ben teine Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
Summer 521.

oen anFal'en 9sfronsn, UNI ese vAuroraN
-. '"' S'W'S"''~' o'"a's :" es''''so au
''"s'"'
Wom, Il. Suh. Oas eet Dem BAIT
san Oes'0u0's'e ospIoma''l9e corps oesas
H@ e'"er ausotual'@en gm!aonns Dee
rArl.'I a.'''S' sA'' ~ D." 0a''a"' D.'
H.; h.r ,,sk.rfah,un. ,.~ m.h.;,. W,.a Nv
nod ibr,r r,u,r muh.As,,. ror,.son.n.r
mub.f,sruro.r s,,o,.,, .;r a. .snaux.
stoots,.,r,tsr gorh;r.r s,.,t;r; ~, !;
men wro,,i, sbrIid,n e,hor,s 49, g..
l;n. mur,;,r +, Wusr,uh. ..,.ns.. a..
RAM bn, an 0s.rn;.s - s .;,.u, m~;..
fMr,;h,r ~ n.r esn;. s...s... x,,.. S.
,sh.r h.snu.r. hss -. w..:. -.
Rab,aSrnno,r liz, ,.rha.., %. u.s ~,
oI,;n .,,,art hos ~ -, mr..ax. 49,. &C. c.
ror, ,.o.r 81. S..m,~. 81. s., 81
3d., .;,.;n.... w....a - - pr :"
S'a''s"'
@om, IL. Jult. Oer Senat pat oas
Weles oetr. ete Werbtnoeruns Der Wsrbrsi'
tuns Der Heblans unoosn Veriu9. bic amt'
'''a"'@e seoe III J'a''en e'n3u0ursefn'
a"se"O"me"'
5tantrei4.
2onbou, IL. SuIi. Das BIatt ga
Suffice, wel9es ben SeIb,us ses.n gunis
pon Mnfaus an betdmpft bat, protsliirt
isst aud sesen sinen iOI&eu wiber 9ripo
u, sibt aber mad, Bag Srantrsi5, ba GO
einmaI ieinen Werlpre&uuqeu ,uwiber Tu.
mis- senommen bat, folseridtis aud asn0,
tbist iei, Eripolis unb Mesppten ,u usb.
men.-Die Dsi,ensrnts in Srantrei@ wirb
ben sep6bnli9en Dsr9i&nittsertrua nidt
aberifeiseu uub mOsliderwsie Elm uenia
binter bemlelben ,u,iidbIeiben.-Oas So.
mite fur bic Grri9tuns zines Stanbbilbss
Don 0ietor Suso forbert bic Birssr aller
2dnbsr gu 8sit,dsen basu aaf.-(Benn bis
TranBoisn einem talenipplIen Narrsu Elm
StanbbiIb iesen molten, iolen fte ss aud
bs,ablsn.-Rsb.)
Qonbeu. l2 suIi. Bie qua Rom
o.meIbet wi,b iinb bic fir Rem auou,i uub
beam. September onueIest oemeiensn srou
,Siilden 0allfabrtsn w.aen Der ,wiiden Der
ssrau,olen unb ben stalisusru berr,dmbsn
WiRiiimmuna auf ben ausbradIi6en
gDunld bes Vapiiss biuausoeidobsu mor,
ben; man beiardtste fsiuSisIio. aunso,.
bunaen.
Rem gort. 12 SuIi. aus goris
mirb NoIoeubss oemelbst. @sa,,n m, s,5
hen Weorosu in ber @iiter. 8obnbos b,r
Sabbobu In gette ein @oub ber aIamm,n
seworben. Nabsu 1000 Sitter. uub Ser.
lonsnwassn ltub us'b'anHt. Das 5susr
1T bsute nod ni9t einmaI gang sslaiSt.
Die abssbranntsn @atsri9uppsn uno
Spst@er nabmsn stnsn Tladsnraum BON 2
bic auaoratmei!en ein. Wsnfdsn iiub
bel osm Sranoe nt@t umssfommsn.
Yaris, Is. Suli. Der eSsmaIiss
ftan50ltlSs Senator 9srsos uon gam5a'
ceres TT im AItsr BON SO 5abrsn ssitorbsn.
Barts, IA. Suli. Ssute pIIbs bas
fransotl4e Nationalfslt seieisrt. Die
@sbdubs Der Stabt f'ne sIdn3snO b!lasst
rnS beIsu9tst. Das Bstter 1T pradtuOu
unb tn ben StraBsn brdnssn ii& bic gu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

petratbs. unb Spbesaassissn NIT Spr1e
$3.50, pbnt Spru& $1.O0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19
greise der guzsigsts.
QncalsNntiaen.

llntsr 5 3siIsn grepisr rerten ni&t ansensn.
men. dir isSe 3siis grepi.r obsr Ssren Rasn
bas 1. Wal 10 Cts. bic nG1aen MaIe 5 Seats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

aasudrtss anadsu maHta ssraussaasa p1sea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-07-19

tn DsIfaif ma@tsn Ratboliteu etusn Ansriff
auf bic prssbpteriauii9e Wiitonsbaae.
Sn @oniett, In Der grafi9aft Ourbam,
Tam ss swii@en Oraniern uub aatboIiten
,u elmer S9Idseret, tn bsreu @srIauf
S5iiie absefeusrt unb swei Wannsr psr,
munSet wurben.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-15
CONDENSED TELEGRAxs.

AZ unofficial bulletin. dated II D. M
On the 5th, says: The condition ~ the Presi.
dent throughout the day has been such a. IA
give great encouragement 70 his phi, sicians.
Nourishment which be has taken AZ IN err
sal- has been as<imilated perfectly. and has
noticeahly increased hi< strength. The Pres
ident has -iepf frequently and with apparent
refre~hmen'. and the decrease IA The tenn
perature and pul~e has relieved All present
apprehension Of serious Inflammation.
.-.Dr. Frank n. Hamilton. IN eminent
New York surgeon. being asked b. repor-
ter his opinion regarding the Presidents
condition, said: "Thc danger "a be appre-
hended now Is Inflammation of the pert
toneum, commonly known A. peritonitis.
when examined Gen. Garfield yesterday
the Inflammation was only local. severe
peritoniiis embraces the whole lining on TIE
abdomen. 50 far A. could determine. Tie
parts affected b. innamma ion could be COW
cred BY the hand. Theirs were 10 symptoms
Of paralysis. The tenth rib Wa broken ~
Che ball, which may have been DETECTED to-
ward the spinal column. but from ali that
can discover the course Of the ban Wa away
from the spine.''
The Talbot brothers, sentenced "a he
hanged ON July - Tor The murder II their
father. pr. Perry n. Talbot, near Mary
vile, Mo-, have made confession. Accord
Ing n their statements Charles r. Talbot
shot bis father with gun while the latter
was maltreating HI mother. Henry WYATT
was present and saw the shooting. Albert
+. Taibptt came IN soon afierwar.l. ana The
father was placed Ia he'd. lie realized TINT
hls wound was mortal, and instructed the
family % charge the shooting upon some nn-
known assassin, In order % clear The family
from suspicion. The broken window. pane
through which Il was declared Inc no, Md
been fired. WAS sha tered Intentionally. bv
order ~ the father. 10 further carry Jul tbe
alleged scheme.
Two young men, Bert. Christler and
Cyrus Bourne, aged respectively is ana Is
years, were drowned while bathing IN Cedar
River AZ Cedar Rapids. Iowa. They went
down AZ the same time and place. and III 1 |
mysterious manner. a. the water was MI /
rapid, and both were good swimmers.
a FIRE at Rolla, Mo-. on the morning
Df the 9Th, destroying the Post -oflice. Bank.
Crandall House, Public school build ~.
Hnyt's grocery. Lanr'- liquor store, PAUL. |
'clPs dry-goods store. three saloons. two \
and four dwelling houses.
ADvrcEs received Al Las Cruces, N.
N, state that an NJ Paso and chihuahua
face was attacked by Indians. aboui one
'undfed miles sonth Or III paso, and four
'assengcr- and Two drivers were killed. A
eport wa< current that The entire surveying
ariy ~ The Mexican Central RAILWAY had
Gen killed W Indians III old Mexico.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-15

% che United States Attorney General A
rcfer'nce @ unauthorized occupants 81 land
- The Indian Territory. Permission /,
given settlers 20 remain until their present
crops are harvested. providing they agree
then % voluntarily surrender the land or pay
the usual rent % the Choctzw authorities.
o'her~'se they will Be suddenly dI>po.-
sc<Sed.
TnE American SpIritualist Alliance Il
the name ~ an association recently formed
~ New York and duly incorporated Among
the incorporAtors are Henry Riddle. ex-
Superintendent AZ the Public schools. New
York City, who u rs President; Charlie.
Partridge. HI. Newton. Helen Slocnm ana
Mary a. Newton. According 70 circrlar
Issued ~ this organization II n formed "a
further the cause 81 spititualirm IL rs
highest and purcst aspects, and 10 apply IA
principles and prcerpis 10 practical work
tending 20 the ameliorAiion OF society and
good o. mankind"
a FLYING column Of infantry, cavalry
and police assisted the sheriff IN enforcing
e,iction< ~ Nitchcll~fown, County Cork .ff.-
land. Persons against whom wrts have hc n
issued paid the rent in every case. thus pre-
venting eviction. Tree> were placed across
several roads 20 delay the progress Of The
column, which a. il entered town found A
number Of cars thrown across TIE streets.
The military and police charged The crowd
until The Streets were deserted. II l. stated
thirty persons were injured.
SANpERsoS's stage from Lake CITY
wa~ robbed bs TWO masked men Twelve miles
west OF Aiamo~a. Colo. on thc3 1th. There
We're six passengers. i've men anil one
woman The robbers secured between $50
and 500.
Tux Chicago Saengerfest began on
The 18th. The opening concert was grand
success.
SEVERAL hundred Scandinavians who
recently went 10 the Sandwich ISLANDS IN
Ter labor contracts. are SAIL 70 be practically
held IN Estate u slavery. being disposed IN
~ lof among he planters and kept under
he most rigid Surveillance. Thi. report
a. brought 70 san Francisco ~ Swede
afely arrived from Honolulu. and caused
'reat excitement among the scandinavian
e~iients, who at once took measures %
warn their countrymcn against Hawaiian
agents.
AARBuRG, large village Of the
anton Of Berne, Switzerland. has been de-
troyed ~ fire
YALE defeated Harvard BY two boat
'n3'h~ n The race a New London, Conn,
n tie 1T.
a DISPATCH from Tunis says: Tho
IrabS At sfsx fired On . French steamer
onseying Tu'isiam troops thifher 10 keep
hem from landing. III j. stated that tie
'rench vice-Consul was wounded. Great
Nciiement prevails Al Mchedia, the inhab-
ans fearing anattack from The Arabs.
The Supervising Inspector General
a. sent circular 81 local inspectors urging
ri enforcement Or the regulation in re-
ard 20 The quantity of steam each vessel Is
lowed q carry, and such other regnla-
on - tend % prevent racing BIZ steam
oats.
PRoFEssoR DRAPER, Of New York.
= successfully photographed the comet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-15

C02sngkRCE AND ,NDeJsrRv
The Bureau q Statistics reports 4
falling 81 q ne exports q American bread.
STUN.
CkxsUs officers q Washington say
That there are nearly three hundred rall
road corporations whose officers have thus
f-r either refused o. neglected 10 furnish 4 he
statistical Information required b the Cen
sn< law.
kkpCcrIoN Of the public debt during
june. 81. a23.l,s Cash in he Treasury.
$40, Sd'.sis; gold certificates. -. 7s2 ao: Ill
ser certificates. <5l.lcs. $50; certificates Oh
deposit outstanding. 81 ~. 200: refunding
certificates. >Ss.So; legal-tcndcr< out~,and-
Ing, ssio.7ti, 55i; fractional currency OUT
standing. >7.io5.e53. Total reduction n me
debt for the fiscal year. Sol .5.3. ass; availa-
be cash In Irca~urs, <l-o. 0.0. 500.
About 500 men employed ia the vari-
onS railroad yards ~ kansas CITY Quit work
on the lsl. on account Of heir demands FOR
an increase q wages hcing rejected.
ThE Denver a Rio Grande Railroad
Company = advertising in England. leland.
Scotland and Wales for 1850 laboter< 1,
work On their raj road extensions III Colora-
do and Utah.
Tbs experimental cargo Of wheat
shipped from -. Paul for Glasgow l. said
y have reached New O.lcan. n perfect con-
diiinn.
SECRETARY WISDOM has issued 4
ca'l Tor AZ outstanding registered i've Per
cent. bonds.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-15

President Arthur called N the VA.
House on Intervening 81 the "a. Ana . w.
~ RESPECTS 20 and expressed III sxm, f,.a
with AIRS. Garfield and her family. l,r M. nn
been N communication with mcmi.'.' NJ. \,
the Cabinet ever since Ia arrival. a,a XIV Y.
been governed m his action u, Their -,,',.' wv
Tons An affecting account /. given N, M
meeting with Mrs.. Garfield. Oh which a..' MI
ZION ne was affected 20 tears and exhil,,.',
me most unmisiakabIe anguish.
EX-SENATOR Co>KffNG.
Az New York. tate on the evening N ".
"a, when ex- senator Conkiinr had .,a,,,,iir
recovered from the awful news. ~ INV WA
room aud paced thonghifilly sinnr ~. hs wv
~ the rum Avenue Hotel ~ harai, WIKI.
what 20 -ay. he remarked IL 4 ,:,,,, w
gentlemen who met him. -. VA. pi.,s,,'i
ioraimn-t ans thing rather thanthi~. Wh.ri
-" that di~l'atcA Ia General Arihur'> ha,,d.
to-day Wa almost stunned. m ~ MI,
could scarcely hold my br,ash. odd vrs,,
\ y not true. cannot ycf bring n,..ris
p believe 4 = A. had ~ was iir>t reparl43
Y y. = true. t''e mot terrible scuur-. ths'
~. afflicted fbl. country since fnr ,nur.i.-
~ isnroln. And Al have 10 sar fnsil.r
gentlemen, l. cunning 10 ~ 10 Nj. room INV
throwing up III handr) may Heaven heIr
our country,r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-15

RKroRTs % recent Indian troubles ii
Western Colorado and Utah eve been
greatly exaggerated.
Y. Il. McCuRrArx, Principal Chief q
the Choctaw Nation, has issued proclamz-
iicn calling attention 20 The recent decision
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-07-15

The last report n the Kentucky
Geological Survey says that about hfty
per cent. IT the area Of the state y ~
primitive forests. IN various parts oi
the State oak. m.plc, nh, yellow pop
lar. walnut. hickory, beech. chestnut
and red cedar are abundant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-23
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
DOARDING-Two large. cool Rooms, sliding
- doors; also others, large and small, facing
north and south. TABLE BOARD. 1884 1885 I
street. opposite Franklin PARK. m2l-3t'
INOR RENT-Large. well-furnished ROOMS.
~ with BOARD, In private family. near depart
ments and cars. Summer prices. No. 1905 III
NENTRAL HOTEL. corner 9Th and d streets
~ northwest. European Plan. Rooms for reat
by DAY. week or month 1t reasonable rs,es.
EIEST- CLASS BOARD-e20 per month at
II "'DRIN1R'S Palace Hotel. " 1S4S PENNSYLVANIA
avenue Elegant dining hall and the best Of every
thing the markets Afford apSo-4w
NyHE FREMONT HOUSE. WITH ITS FINE
Il promenade balconies, cool, airy rooms, su-
perior table. viii be found q most desirs place
Tor summer boarding; ratas< room and board. s2S
xpc $50 per month. sp3O
NyFsT KND.-Leadins European hotel Of Phil,
w sdelphia. Chestnut below 18Th. All
modern improvements Cuisine uuexoeiled.
Rooms. wi ia bkth. u. American plan % per day.
or. MARO HOTEL-First class TABLE BOARD
- e20 month. The st. Marc ts noted for III
exc client table, apl6- lm'
LOB RENT-Airy ROOMS. furnished or unfur-
II nisned. PLEASANT location, Of Nos. 3i<. ei6 and
Sls Indiana svenue. Aso. irst-c.Ssx BOARD Slb
per month. SARAH fLAGlER. jsn1s
TUE LooHIKL HOUSE 6l2 9th street. noztn-
Il vest 10 one Of the oosisst and best conducted
Boarding Houses Ia the city. TrauRiout BoArdeu
accommodated 81 reasonable terms 3Anla
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-23
The COnkling Tactics,

The stalwarts OF New York are plucktnp I'D
their courage The presence OF ex Senator
Conkhng among them has Inspired hope The
change IN the tone OF their talk shows that the
hands OF the ex-senator have hold of the DO.
htical wires There i5 no denying MIR. Conk-
ung's ability as political manager, machine
manipulation, whatever else may be said of him.
he has spent two or three days In New York
city Feeling the pulse" OF the stalwarts. and
While he, no doubt recognizes the fact that the
beat Of the pulse is not by any means what he
expected, he Is not man to be frightened
from the field by that He will probably make
determined fight. It is intimated that he has
changed his original purpose OF mot going
near Albany" and that he will now make his
fight In person at the state capital; that within
a day or two he Will deliver one OF his great ~
speeches at Albany aud fire the heart of the
stalwart. Undoubtedly Mr.. Conkling was dis
appointed at the effect of his resignation. He
expected not only sensation but q general
protest against his retirement. II he decides
that ne still retains power and influence
enough In New FORK to win a reelection, he
VIII make determined contest, managing
1t personally. If. on the contrary, the indica-
lions point to defeat, In spite OF his personal
EFFORTS, he will decline TO be candidate and
retire as gracefully as possible under the Cir
cumstances. Should he enter the canvass, his
opponents viii have no chlld's play to beat
MIN. AS between him and any other repub-
iicah. the democrats in the legislature will
probably support Conkling. Correspondence
between New York democratic leaders and
prominent men OF that party In Washington,
for two or three days past, indicate this
pretty conclusively.