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Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Look at suttsrley's reduced price lis
of photographs; Y fine card photo
graphs for 81 so, or 7 Tor 81 reduced
from $3.50 per dozen. One large eight
by ten photograph for $l.00; reduced
from 81, Twelve fne retouched cabi
nets for 20; reduced from s.. No ex
ira charge tor children. We guarantee
entire satisfaction or no pay. Remem
Der the place, sattarleJ & Sawyer, 30.
Market street, abave Third. Bring il
your children eariy in the day.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
O.nth oG Michael Cottfxgn ssn

Michael Cottingbam saloon heeprl
at Fifth and Walnut streets, died very
suddenly last hight of neuralgia bt
had only bsen sick a couple OF days
He leaves a Wits ami three children
and was a brother Of Robert Getting
ham, an employees OF the Water Depart
ment. He was member OF the Wee
oacr Pre- Company and also Of Ancient
Order of HibyrnlaDa.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

For the KepuUIIcNn,
MEssRs. EDIrORs:--I most respectful
" decline to be candidate for the
mayoralty, but would suggest that An.
drew l., MoClsne, who is a chronic
office seeker, be nominated. l think
that he would better Gut the men,
me u toned in the list OF candidates
which was published in yesterdays
issue, than !. JAMES DALEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

The L. L. Martin DemoG'sT;s !, W4
will give its first Lall tonight III v"
ster's Academy. ,,uof Chesa
The HaymsSefs' Assembly "s5r,jOp ~
evening i Delegates from the ' o.,pI
Library Association and o1h0'
zat;ous will bs in Attendance
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
MeDkind's Fsvorite Pills.

In, Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (suga-
ooated) move the bowels easy by acting d.
rectiy on the liver, restore the lost energies
In doing this, neadaohe, neuralgia, pains In
the right or ieii side or through the limbs,
indie estion, oostiveness, sioK stomach, weak
bach, dizziness, bad feelings through the
body aching limbs, billion ness, general
wea X ness and other bodily intirmities arc
cured They positively operate without
gripping, sicksning, WEAKENING or leaving the
and liver cure rs cents and 81 box. Main
depot, lth and King sts. Phiiadelphia 602
Arch street. Sold BY dealers. III
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
NMtifaDGRCd.

Washington Sehvenk, the door keep
er OF the Opera House, ID unable to at
tend to his duties, he having spraiued
his back so badly that he is nov cou'
fined 10 his home.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

The Rev. w. W. Newell, =, ",srjiN)
ris, will deliver an address ins.lss.ib, teri
Church, King street near I !" Iirsros
"Revival of Professionalism n ~ IN
Mr.. Newell has been inie ,s and No
audiences in PhiladelpbiS
York on this subject
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Drake g. Co. called the sale for Geo.
Coyle, OF Brandywine hundred, yester.
day afternoon. A three-y ear old colt
sold for S67, mare SIS, and The farming
utensils, carriage and other articles
brought fair prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
Mayor AlInnono's

Emma Jones, coloreo, a row q
drunk last night and Oa1lssa h,idss, =,
house over Market stres' MAYOR ID
given a hearing before the -. %I soss,
morning ana was Ansd u sn'
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
HOUSE.
House met At nine O'CLOCK

house met Al nine 0 9lAck
I. N. Williams moved the r,,,...,
Grafton Of the vote by which thu t ,Is.l'
pealipg the tax on corporation mn, D',H ~
ges Was defeated. Tho mo,ian 90
carried and the bill was ,st5 ~, s W"
table. VI" We
Mr.. Bradford rose to A s7..a,. ,
privilege. He explained tia vl. .-
yesterday rresoat ted The resclv,i.r ~ "
substitute naming the additional ~ ~
bers Of the Con mittec on Co,pgr.,',,-4a
be did SO without intending ary , Az
courtesy TO the speaker. H. had ~.
informed that the speaker had ,9.lS, ,u
stor Ca9ch that he wished to +. ,.g,-
ed Of the necessity of appoint, a,
two members and believing sgsp ~
the case he had reluctantly o., .o,'I
to init odu'e the resolution. s,n,.
however the question Of ihr-,s.
had been passed he wished q l,o!
with al respect to the Speaka3,tT.
House whether the Speaker Ia, al.
~sAe
euch an assertion.
The speaker in explanation s,IN.
while he had had come oougrr.,io,
" it'll Senator Cocch he did no. .sr h,
wished 10 be relieved hUt tina, ~,
cauld be relieved Of making tb4 IN
poiu,meut be would be 80 vel saIp3
bat he did not say thst hedesirei ,bp
such a resolution be presented. Ala
Ter from T. i. Shailcrofp urging thu
passage OF the Delaware Western d,
was read.
A bill from the Delawsrean for priun
ing amounting to $500 wa r.i4n.l
to the committee on claims
Mr.. Cahall's resolution touehngtA.
sense Of the house on the suN-ad
granting railroad charter % .La B..
0. was taken up and passed,
The Senate bill changing the hogs.
dairy line Of school district No, t4VH
rsad
Mr.. Register presented = peti,ip
praying for an amendment to the saU.
ter Of the town Of Dover.
The bill incorporating the Erpn
and Mcmahon transportation comply
was passed.
Mr.. MyNaal pres ntei a Joint ys,ii.
,, ticn author zng ". 2. Jones toN.
chase coal, etc, for ;hs ueAi .sSRL
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Go to Smeltz l. Co., NJ. - II, Fourth
street, for prodaCe Of all kLnas. Pots'
toes and appieAt soeoialty.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

EHUREKA uROUP CURE,
A sale and prompt remedy Tor the cure o
Group Applied externally only. 25 cent? 4
box. Sold by
SMITH PAINTER, Druggists,
0-6md Seventh and Market s
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

DR. KLlkE'S GREAT NERVE ne
STOAER is the marvel Of tho age for
ali nerve diseases. All fits stopped Tree. Send
20 93l Arch St.. Philsda.. Pa. l0l6dhwly
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
FETh EDITION
TIA LEGIsLATuap

To-Day" PEooceuinEs-Ao,o
ment Until Msndsy s'
Specially Reported for the REpUEr,,,
DovsR, Feb, "A
sHNATR-hoRSlSs sassrcS,
Senate met at . a. m.
The act to incorporate the P,,,,
Union Street Railway was read 'a' sat
time. hEt
The following bills we're ps,ssd.
The bill incorporating the ~
State Grange, which inoludss az 'a'hs
oranges in the State. ~ast
The act Incorporating the gso..,
Whitaker Company. SH
An act relating to the ssls,r ~,
Attorney.Geueral, with an , VI "
ment. "'uVat
CThis amendment allows him ,,..,
Of cases in the Supreme CAM, ", y, VIZ
United States sum to BE- 6ysi u,
approved by the Chance or and ~ cs ga
Justice 'N"I
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

New gravel and plast slate roofs
put on and repaired by 4 Mitchell,
IT,, $40 West Front street,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ssssroS.

The bill yarating toe Riddle road OF
the city Of Wilmington was passed, as
Also an act to amard Section d chapter
Ill of the Revised Code.
The act relating to thu agriculture!
Interests Of tbs Stale Of Delaware, was
read a second time and Mr.. PenneTill
presented petitions praying its pas
sage with about so names appended.
The road act for Indian river hun
dred WAS passed.
The act incorporating the New Gas
tie Loan Association Of New Castle va
also passed.
The Senate adjourned until 9 a. II
tomorrow,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18
SECOND EDITION.
what shsy are Doing mt Bower,
Akirmls ntnE ON Sho Delaware
western kailrOad HIil.
DOVER, Del, Feb, II.
uousN--McRNISG SESSION.

WOODWORKING SESSION.
The spool44 order of business for the
morning wss the consideration of the
senate bill repeating the tax on corpo-
ration mortgages. After an extende /
debate the question was put and the
bill lost by vote Of IL to 10.
The Revised Statutes Committee re
ported urfavorsbly on the bill &c
amend chapter 469 volume ID Of the
laws of Delaware. (Thi5 is the bill to
allow the city of Wilmington to COZ
denim water rights.) The report was
adopted.
Senate bill exemptirg osrtain real es-
tate in the city Of Wilmington from
taxation was read and 500 copies or
dered printed.
Mr.. Ess tburn brought ny for copsid
Grafton his resolution relieving the
Divorce Committee from the resolution
placed upon them. (rhis referred tc
all resolutions placed upon the commit
tee by all previous resolutions and as
examination Of Witnesses and suhmis
sion of the testimony and refusing thet
jurisdiction not coguiS,sble by ths su
preme Court)
Mr.. Cahau offered resolution Il
the effect that if the Baltimore & Oh
desire to build a read, tits the dastr
Of the members to have it a9mitle
upon the sans grounds as the P. W.
b. R. R.
Laid ever for one day.
The action relating to St. George
and Red Lion Hundred roads was pass
ed.
DR.. Tomlinson introduced q resoIu
tion providing that the Committee O.
Corporations hold an open session mex
Wednesday and Thursday evenings, {
be addressed by the counsel on boiI
sides.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Mr.. Bstts gave notice Of bill to in
corporate the Front and Union street
Railway Co.
MIR. Harrington offered Joint res0.
luton touching upon that portion OF
the Governors message relating to the
fees of officers which was adopted,
Messrs Harrington and Cooch we're
appointed as the committee =, on the
part of the Senate.
The act to inoOr por&te the George P
Whitaker Company was read second
time and referred.
The act relating to the holding Of the
courts of Ge1eral Sessions and Jail De
livery wasJreai second time and re-
ferreS> No the Committee on Revised
StSt1tes:
IAN act to prohibit live stock from
revenge at large in school district No.
1853 was read second time and re-
ferred to the committee on agriculture.
The act relating to Otf7psGs against
private property was read see1na
time and referred to the committee on
Revised Statutes,
The act relating 70 the Levy Court
was read and referred to the same com
mittee.
the act to change the boundary
line of school distric! No, 81, New Cos
tie county, was passed
The act relating to the 9sourity Of
life, &C., in case of fires in hotels, 10,
was read a second time and referred to
a special committee consisting OF Mes
srs. Penewill, Belts and Connasay.
The act for the eliaf of Laura Drake
was read and referred 70 the ComWi.ct
on Divorces.
The &C. ahEhor!sing the recorder 0.
New Castle county to copy certain II,
diees.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

Y USL.-LAST EVHNING A FUR
81 gOte in going from Seventh and Wet
30 Ninth and orange strlets- Inc tnd9r VIII
Il, ease leave the s0m3 at 90 4 arRet street.
ieblst I
Daily Republican., 1881-02-18

UyAN1EO.-A CGLIREO BOY 70
w atteId 20 heaters vt SMGIE : Few.
cry store 81 H"Ar&nt st~ccJ, ichis1 10
, 1881-11-19


Thu s.catnahlp Newport, Of The Warla Line,
painted OH tho TRY dock ut tha foot Ut tthFkpt
street, h.d MI unlsul OK xperienco during ler so-
cunt outward trip to lanvana Sho sailed ffom
tnis port on Thursday. Oct. II, and 0ofnro dAy:
liRht next morning sho was gu tut Capea Ut
UclnwAre. At about o'clt,ck. when sho was
Stoaulnu Ut the rate Ut tlttoeIt illtea
per huur, sh0 lMn tntp an tmmohso eo!lotV
Ut whutus &w0nty miles long aad quar-
tUr OF n tujkp Wide. Tho animals wtrt
Ut a1 sizes, and distorted themselves 10 tho va.
ter ~ n uut0y!nx 1t. Suldeuly tho amin snoos
from xtula 10 stern a. hhu struck u tnnnstet
Abult al1ty feet long which was attempting &c
crs,ss tho path 1T tho Newport Tho MhAta ~aa
cut III hnlvus which passed Astesli nn etaet alue.
wtiIt tho water WAa 1ypu rod win hls p!oGu.
Tic steamer eau,e to stan1attil, and hee sleai
VIA examined. 1t was found TO nave Saoap0a
Injury. bur tho ssscrns.Era wAs s!iKht!y aana.
uxal. Thla VIVA yt'uss rcl'utrcd, nild tho HeMpott
prt,cueaed, hut tae passenkeF. worry not - so
Lcft,ru tAo shock. Tho sight Ut the suonlters
hcull as il shot upward frOln the wateF had oeu11
anything but pUasank ~ shetn. Ici minutes
uftrr the yvssGt stNrttht up thero was auotnar
Aul hu4,Yior snock. which utmost threw tha pas,
sgnverK from their feet. Another whale ha9
bepJl uut In tWU. Tho body Ut thts nniual
lIuSsett untlur thu vessel, and struck the pro-
uaIjpr with Kfpat ytuleare. Tue engineer
r,Isbed On deck, Imagining that tho ship bad
atruek Submerged MroCk. Capt. 6unabetg
tlrtlurvd the c0ursu VI the steamer ehanKut. nAu
ahu soon run ullt Ut the troublesoIAu whalea:
The oit!ant ssa .KoInx men on tho Na~poft. ano
soulo Of iham had been On Whaling sesas4ss
could not teaauber such m expesteaee'>
, 1881-11-19
INSURANCE.


All Agents in Wisconsin Of " 1rutun1
Isenelit.s Companies to he Arrested.
Sptetai uLpateA to Tbs Chtcaao 4ftbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 1s.-The arrest Of
E, 4. Kitnrentorg, GaNeral Agent for Wis
co,,stn of tho National Benefit Association
OF Indianapolis, was reWrted q few days
ago. 1t now transpircs that the State 1nsur-
auco Commission Will in a|l probability cause
tic arrest within tie next few days OF ali tho
agents In the State Of that class Of insurance
known III mutual benefit or the senIt-beneyo-
lent companies that arc not puraly local o.
ga.lizatIons. klingopberg was arrested for
not complying with Sec. l,el0 OF tho lse.
vIset1 Statutes, wlltc, provides that insur"
nnce companies doing business In the
Stato shall pay, Oh or bef0se Feb. |
of zach ycar, II Tux OF 2 per cent TO the State
Treasurer Df their gross income. Thego nrb
q lurKu number Ot companies tl0sI1s BUSINESS
thnt rcfllsu tU pay tho INK Ou the ground ftlRt
their business Is Uil t1l0 nluttlli-htnelt PUN,
which IL exempt from taxation. It Is ctAihtnu
tllut ,llally Ut these companies a1o wiid.cnt,
Irresponsible CONCERTS, anu TINT lilo MUTUAL
ArF,lllEvluont Is 0nly tn dOaKa taxation, t6
WIS learned tntlAy that tlio artest VI lae
itgeilts of I'LL tllosD COMPANIES VIII bn inauo US
SION III thu Legal lrciiMlinArieN call Db af-
ranged. Test will bu made, Aiid tho result
viii bu a,ixtUusly awaited by tto thousands
Of ucupiu Ut tllo city ullu State who nse tntor-
ustpl III Insurance. The parties 0rfn8teu
Will ba prosecuted to tho fullest extont OF the
, 1881-11-19
NORTHWEST MINNESOTA.
4 Batch OF Intercatins Railway Cos.
sip Regarding This Country.

4 Batch OF 1ntercAtinE Railway Co.'S
zip Regarding This Country.
Bp<etai Dtspatea to 7ht Chicago Tribune.
ST. i'AuI, Mimi, Nov. lB.-ftat the Bur-
lingtot,, Cellar Rapids & Northern Company
will complete their roal into WortllinEtotl
next summer Is Il fixed fact They have an-
no,,nced at Worthlngton that they will nut
build farther tl1an that point. As the Bur
ling, Cedar Rapids u Northern ls practlcnl-
" tic Chicago, Nock Island j. Pncilic, It
would seem remarkable to casual OBJ
server that so large n corporation as
tho lattur s1Iould mnke OF Worthing-
ton terlnInal po[nt, 1t is well
known that Afr. David Dnws. OF New York, Is
one Of the larEest 0w1iers aud n moving
spirit In both tho Rock Island and Chicago.
st. Paul, Minneapolis d Omaha lines.
Query; VIII not tic OMasla md liuck Isl nlld
unto their fortunes Mt Wort!lington for Il
joint ,!ue to the Black Hills, utilizing tho
present Omalln lliIo extension now Goln-
plutcd forty miles west Of Sioux FAils
md 1e3 west ot Wortatngt9H? a5,,ti;'r nsttSr
pielon 10 founded ol, fnet ti1o Omaha line
will make the Black Hills tributary to the
tnnl cities. for i will shnre tue trAde equally
ss With fs ,sa Ko9k y; % Nrt a L s gss.ay 1ay iSi iss
aggrleved ut whit they conceive to be ~
the Counci! , Bluffs J. extsnsloHai ot poti, ne
olout two Years ago Atr. pows aceoinpanlcl
Mr. Hugh fiddle, President Ut the Rocl:.
Island, over tho UMallu lino, the latter OF
whom expressed grent. confidence In the tut
Nfr Riddle Inns not lost sight OF tho oppor.
tu,,tt(es, a1ld uurllaps lllx plans TINT may yet
prove beneficial In their Developments
, 1881-11-19

The Cushton.Curro,,l Totrn,

The Cusl.ton"C Curr0nl Tournament
NEw YunK, Nov. 1s.-'rlm gas,les IN tho
cusl,E0ll-cArro!1 tournament tllis afternoon.
although tettl0ns. were tho closest titus fur
played. Daly defeated lIelscs, who scored
ISL. Carter ttefuatcd Wallace by two points
III seyenty-tllreo innings. Morris Md SclIlcf-
or opened tho play Iii tho evening:
Scflneter WIS IL victor III tho sixty.fOurtG
inning; A1orTs lGj. Dion nnd Gallagher
were the contestants In the sscolid gums Of
tho evening. gallagher won ln tile 1fty-
ninth Inning; Dus Isl.
SUMMARY,
TA,lMANr HALL. NEW yORIe, Nov. 18.-T'ifth
day 1f tho c''ahton.cArrutn tournament for tho
worlds championship: Ra!ngs .D pnlnts u,,,
with .s:-iuuh bulls. o,i txluJ. II. llrilnswtck Il
Dntke Cnlnpnny tHbta, with Monnreh cushion.
Slxtonnth KHtnu: nAtF aU. lleiser Isl; highest
rltus-Duly Ii, IL. =, Ileiscr 10, II, III.
SeyontueGth Kilsnc: Cartcr sa0. Wntlnco 118:
runs-CmrtGr ~, H. II, WAlluco ~. l6, +.
Eighteenth HAtne: Schnefgr .aW. Norris 100:
ayarl1es-Schuefcr H-Bi, M0rrs 4-Bt; highest
runs-5shAefer ~, IN, 10, al0rrlB II, II, 10.
Nineteenth 9,'no: unllnghor sso. Dion tut;
ayerages-OnaMghor . :7-s:'. DIpn 34-ag: highest
runs-0alluKhor ~. II. TO- DIun r.: IL, u.
, 1881-11-19
j. ETANLET BROWN.
lie Will NOT Hf:siAtN Az AiT11uIts gECIlE

TAHf.
Spsetat Dttpdteh to The CAfedco 1rt1tlnf.
WAsl11St,TuS. ID. G., Nov. is.-Alr. j. Stan.
10y Drown, prIyalo sccretary 10 President
tsnrllcld, whom 1t Is lenrtGti Tint President
Arthur t,tl requested to permanently re-
i.all witt, him III Tho sa1Mo capacity, nntl
wlloso relations to tlun. Arthur arc Of tho
Inost friendly chnrncter, las rccelvetl Il re-
quest from Mrs. Garfield NJ sucfI taturI
tint lte llas felt compelled 10 dccfna tho
Presidents Earnest request, mud will scver
Ills rotations ut the Willie House nl0ut Dec.
1, Or rs snun afterwards as tl10 President
sllnli liz abip to determine upon n silttub!o
successor. Mrs. Garfield IL very anxious 10
luyu careful, comprehensive biography Of
hes husbasm! prepared rs sfan rs n,ay tie. To
tint enh she wishes tn have the vilst nlass of
COtsItEsrUNDENCE, t.E1TEIH, AND nOCt.
MEATS
which woulil bc of aGrylce to Il bfogrAp!Ier
arranged. That correspondence IL In dtIcr-
ent places. aid Is not arra1lgGh. Mrs. Gnr-
field Inns requested Mr.. Brown to tleyote such
ttmu this winter NJ lle cut, find 10 tho mr.
ranBe,e1lt Of that inaterial, sn TINT It may bc
cO,vcnlesIt to tho lniMl of tho biograplIcr
wl,u may bo selected. Mr.. 1srowM. feels tint,
IN aeco,lMt Of Ills pcculfur relations tn tho
lntD President, this rGuncst IL lii the nature
Of n co1nlaud that cannot be t!Esregnlt'c,l.
Mr.. brown. So soon rs he t,as complied with
thIs request Of Mrs. Garfield, will connect
hilnsnlf with the banking ulld brokerage llrnl
OF Uatotna!, brown II To-, In this city.
, 1881-11-19
CONSTABLE VOGEL.


His Queer Way III Nonductlul. m
Auction Sn1c.
4 decidedly 1ucRr md suspicious aalo OF O
stock Ut goo.ls Oh justiep-siop uxtouuon took
ptnco ut IL o'oiouk II. N. yraterday ut No. u
Shurtna1i street. Tho Eoots Bold wsro stock Of
buots nud ahoos and tho complete Quilt Ut 4
shoo. .shop. consisting of leather III stock. Iron
nnd wooden lasts, lnachfnes, implements. and
shop furniture. besIIes 4 quantity Ut half-ttt-
ished bootA ind shocs. Tho properly belonged
to 3ohn Mackcll, who. formerly Kept q shop
Judgments 10 have decampoi for Now Mexico,
cretllt5ra cN,1lo iur,yrI with clains. Tnoso
were Turnur isay, tho state strtot Bl1pply t'rln.
whu held q Judgment for t:aM, and isaau tilu!nh,
sao ou w,as oonsluotad 20 by Il ConstaGlS Fred voFo
who III atsacnud t0 justlcu rrtndIvil!o's, court.
tho Representatives or these t,rn,s ttoro wns III,
gu" present but y. kutdetnsh't. proprietor of
the sloon whera vogvi hAd atured tho K.'ots. atld
ali Of whnm Fogel seemed Oil tntsnAto teruls.
and IIn I'ninuN. reporter: r. s The latsar asked
atoek to be sotd would iynlcg at. uiti ha repllud
that 1t WA8 worth Dver x5lU. The reporter tll0I1
"nr g 20 tass ho H. Is d w. I'D
Hot taKo Iuns 10 discover tllat tho 0oods wuro
ccatons, ] a' % XII atsoroy, @ @ it j. GHrro,I, appearotl
upun tho scotu Ut this t1EAe, representing tho
INTERESTS OF THE DEFlsAuDEn clIEnrrolls.
llo started to Riye t'le reportor son9 !afortua-
lpn, Int FuEel tolu hin tu gAy Il!'thlnK. Whel
1t was f0Ma1 that IN unblasgd butsldor was
Watching tho sale, d hurried consultation WAs
thu mt,untol tabto md askcd b!.ls ii, tue lot
of proptrty. Jasuea Hays representative w
s ni9n1s @ y s ana nias fr's al,
ooses th. an'ount OF tho oxuSutions. aud ~
.hsr9 was no one prs,ent @ to Ltd ay nlstor c, &c
fNHklQH HN t11lGUtHE ittAQk lpQI} tho rBlHlrttF,
, 1881-11-19
y, POSTAL I.EGuIATIoNa

su.- VSlAL us!.' REGULATIONS.
oa pa,na pMa,Eic1lANra MAY LAWFULLY WHITE
cAynfsr. oS 9AoS ATTACHED TO AEt-
EAs,wo.. ;,
lAhnf.pos,.".s, -. u NoY. ls-tifst-As-i
tu,hs fo11au,,ss f111sslet.uehcfal Aatton l'as witt
,ppp,e IN !"".s ,uanI leseer TO . !aw firm III re-
tuIIy wrl,,'.a' injuries Us so what may be law
,gss,,cSr"".o ~ = pt!'tte1 OH Tags:
esea dull coo.tte" us '"Yor OF tae leth snst' naa
hoy Of many nercha ~, ~ .ho aopaFten. wa.a
aas pas ruins. ~ @@ya
..aEerptses Tho raul, ''so'"4H tne1r business
, 1881-11-19

MoyTnEA1u Nov. 10-Naws comos Yrom
Arcn raila "a ueoh,o f,bo.n,, ~ ,,,r,, ". ~.
se .1..s M.1. ., -. ~. oas' " WY nA
well known to tourists. ara some forty feet
In hight. Yesterday Peter GiImblaw, q
younv tnnn WIN had been conrtfnq n lnhv.
'non,;,or % ~ 1,n.;;" ~as,i,ne T., Iraa,...t;n
was sllglltad by tho girl. After quarrel
sllo repudfatcd him, ard at length requested
],Im to leave the ],o,tse GutuhIaw cotl,plotelv
i,rn,.a ,,nwn anJ toltl i,or ai,a ,vo,,iI nnvo,.
have to tell lin that again. lla lett the
lIonso aud wcitt toward the river, and little
boy named Creyter followed him to tie river
bank, Tho two mt dawn an TIM rocks. and
dumb1aw took of his Int coat, anu boots
anu gave them to the boy. telling HIN to glso
them to old Joe. the master OF the lDltae, and
, 1881-11-19
TIE Government Will No Longer at.
tempt to Redeem Spoiled Pos
tai Cards.
J. stan]oy brown 1Ias Resigned tho Post
Of FriYnte Secrctnry to tile
President.
Tha Contributions to Found the Garfield
Hospital Now Amount to
$4,000.

L LtYELt NELtEF IN FAFhftS III E0MFs
Spstlat Dhpateh to 11N Chicago Tribune.
WAs1I1St.roS, u. G.. Nov. lS.-Tlio prcsi-
dant said to gentleman yesterday that ho
did uot intent to hive my one appointed to
oftice unless Ills full record showing Iltnpss
WIS known. On tito otl,er 1lnnd, It was his
,tlrp0se nat to llnEe removals except for
ea,lsc and not until tho officer Interested Ind
received full notice Of tile cllarges agalnst
him, and Ind bccll given PROPER time tn make
answer to them. There Is Il general ch1tlItlo-
tIop among tho outs md tlIe ltis III Kentucky.
yr, llaupy, desiring tn ~ rs Consul
to Haya.1u, WrDtu Il short ttn0 since
asking ten. Grants recommendation. Tho
latter replied, advising him tn 0btatil tho i'll
dorsr,nent OF Walter Evans, Sins Miller, mid
Jain u. Whtte, whom le regarded til tho
representative Republicans Of Kentucky.
Thls seems to Inye brought two of these
Gentlemen here,
POSSESSED OF TIE IDEA
that tho reurrunging of ut lcAst portion Of
the Federal o!llces of Kentucky would fol-
low upon their Recommendations. The first
udyaace was III tho Nlnyticl Post-Oilce. u
Mr. llappy wns agreed np0n for tho stfc-
cessIon, though tho Office Is now held by n
Roo,l Republican. Quo Of tho letters recUnl-
,ue,mlug Mr.. Happy stated, With consider
abse .'uaris.,. IS tho ground apon whleI. the
appointment WIS asked, TINT n brother Of
1tr. llappy was lelcgate Ia Chleago, ald
Yoted with tho lnl1nortAa bnnd.
TIE HON. IUClt:N ANDERSON.
who Is cspouslng tho cause of thu present III
cunlbent, toUk OCCASION to EXPRESS thu Gptli-
Inn to 2fr. Eyans tllat, Ms l,o l.ad Il 1iubel Ii,
tlle E,nsi- Office Mt Louisville, wtero ho was
, 1881-11-19
Il Had Wreck on thc Indianapolis d
vt. Louis IkOnd.

Hpsefa@ U1tpasth 70 1he Chicago TRIBUNE.
GHEEScAsrLE. Ind, Nov. 18.-Fre!ght-
trains Nos. 81 aud q, OIL the indianapolis IL
St Louis Kouu, c0llIded eight miles west
OF tllls city lust night, wrecktnE fifteen cars
md three engines and killing one ina1l; n
brakeman, named Joseph Rider. residing at
indianapolis. Rider Ind taken shelter from
the rain In tho cab Of !, new engine which
WIS being transported over the goatl, and ut
the time of tile collision was itl the act ot
climbing to the top Ut tbs trltn 10 Ills brakes.
when Ile WIS caught nnd crushed to death.
Thu accitlent WAS cn1iseti BY Il binhtter
b0th trims running III or,iers. R1der's boty
was taken from, the wreck ,by the CarOnnr
md brought to this city, where M inquest
was haltl md Il verdict rendered In acc0ru-
nncn with tho nbuvc fntts. Tho remains
were taken to indianapolis today.