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4, Froncllnan ..Named !: Legaro
Brought Him into Fort Bu.
ford Yesterday.
The Great Medicine Man Was Gross
- and Hungry, but Gave
Up His Arms.
Mucf, Credit Due 10 the Frenchman Who
Has Accomplished This Diff
cult Task.

st. PAUL, A[inn., July 20.-Tho. Ptonccr-
Press hns the following special from Fort
Buford, detailing the surrender Of Sitting
Bull:
"Sitttng- Bull and about a00 Of Ills people
arrived Mt exactly IL o'clock to.dny md
SURRENDERED TuEln Aims AND PONIES
to Mol. Brothurtori. No speeches have yet
been made, rs Bull and Ills orators arc
,fntigued and hungry. They were placed
In compartments between tile post aud the
boat-landtnx, ami are Us securely in Nal.
Drotherton's charge
s1F IN 1noSE.
Tie pioncer-Press correspondent visited
' Bull after hts lodge was erected AMI cheerel
the oid man up By informing him that he had
seeM the lost daughter whom the Canadians
Ind told linn was In chains, only n short
time before, and That she was well aud
happy. ....
expressed desire to have tallz after he
had rested md Ind something to cat. Tho
cavaicade. rs 1t filed to tie knrrtson, at-
tractch much attention, and would liavo been
regarded will, much Interest, no doubt,
could 1t have heef marched through tho
streets Of St. Pau!. 1t consisted af six
army WAGONS loaded with sQuaws and chill
NANAt tO4iN fCA NJ u taAHJ w
LOUIS LEuAIsE's HE'D RIVER CAIlTs
well filed with baggage. Much credit Ia
given I.ere to Afr. I.egaro for Ills faithful
seryice to tllo Government In finally. liz
tlucinE Sitllng-l3ull to come with him. He
has used Ills own means freely In providing
transportation and provisions, and he should
bu literally rewarded for his work. Sitting
Bull himself ana Ills Chiefs and Ilead.non
role their ponies, and did not dIstuount and
shake hands till they arrived ut the place
fixed upon for their ca.np. Capt. Clifford
states TINT
Nu1I. HAS SEEMED MORE suLLEN
and il,sOlent than any Of the Chiefs ho Ind
under his management, and Ills actions to-
dny confirm this statement. But 1t Is
thought kind treat1nent will soou satisfy
llitn. Tho Government ltus accepted his sur-
render In good faith. A. dispatch was for
wardcl to Standing Rock, informing
CHOW KING AND LOW n0G
Of SIttlng-l3nll's arrival, md 1t was believed
TINT this news will remove any desire tho In
dians there may llnyo 10 leave tho Agency
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Wire Unacrgrounll-k1ow Phl1adelpn,a
proposss to SEQ that tho Problem u


PH,..AbElrH1A, July 1s.--Ihe National under
ground Electric conpang ts nuw aoe.!t - ~. ~
Cttve blua tor the work Ut laying pipe ana en-,
struott.x toss'na ehamhsfs sor t6e 1ndss;go1@ ;ns r.
qitro tint 40 strout shlt be opsi,uti fur ess.,
Of distance than : tent ut any tate noT 'pts r.
any opening bu tnndo until thnt thrt q ~ ~
street hns bpetI rolata and properly nsseJ; ~ Aa
the work m9at :1e tons pe1weeu the ,aon n9sas Il
t!,o CbIet Commissioner Of Ilixhway:' x,y a. r.
Cht0t Engineer and Surveyor. ma r.,!s. ,us
Superintendent OF Puico and Fire.Alarm 1S's. ~.
Rraph, under tho ordinance Of Cn.ineI., ID
rroIul June ~, 1881, it must Ge coutaennssssn nssn
Within iivo days utter ths eoatrsct W. "a CT esi
must 10 takon not TO Interfere with the bns'SsTT
Or trnSa OH tho street nlor0 than 10 n9cs1ta ;sss 10
10 cotntneIccd 1nless tho material ls noe N ~
ei9hhotho to eotnplsts Che sa,au ~ t h,ss EnvIt
0t tenants on the limo ni lhp work" l.. tour
Tho tcstlnH chlfnbers ars to ba thTee y! hi
feet IN the olnnr. md fs01A savon t sisn e,eH
l ,lept tronl tho top OF the shoet u ths ~ o1.r fr
aid VIII 10 go sect aparr. Each ala.nlefs IN
he !ltsed with = casttron mapholo oa't''' =
, 1881-07-21
proclamation to-morrnw cnt!li1g OIL mayors
of other cities to confer With tlIin III nrrnng-
llg day for Tic samr Ol,Jcct.

INK Jay for tic sa,no infect.
c.,SAI'A. "
Tssn.ff f,f r.n1s +; 't,Ste" 4 r, ;,;o ,t,trcu.
r.S III e2G1 ~ tu ,,''rs ,gu tat ta symy %
rxDr.,sst,f in Ca,,tia Will l'itsltent i;.,ri!rll
III Ills a!tttctEol, tt.s bHcn strung alni Et'i,-
uroils, II could hardly l,avu been moro
ieci1 d member OF tIla isoyai faulty o( kl!.
gland. Olhar gr!nt mon lIare; haen struck
,Hwn BY. the hunt of te assasi, IT, our own
tintu, wilh"lt stirrI'ig the woritl.. President
yrt 10 u,lu was cur1o,,s to learn In, "details nt
Ills lnte. ThH unearthllig Ut puts IN Slmin
nn!t the failure or interrupts a. Paris prtslyrrtl
SHii aisai,pt tfo ;',"n foa5flsit's a. te. vas i"okst
Mpon wttI, calm cutteslty, md wlntrycr stir
there WIS II. tho !irart Of tho peniie was
ratter q hepcfnl feeling ttat Gl.nnat. inr thy
tA.asal,,ry of ltussIa wnsll't llow frt'nI l!is
!!cath.. hut will! The attcn!pt. olt t'arficl''s
lit' It has becn different. tlu + talktt! nf ns
"thp President rs Il lIa ruled nycr callatN,
Tic representative nf rcpn6licanis,n. Press,
pulpit. conycntion, nt1l EatherIns have r.;
| sounded With words Of SYMPATHY: per*nlsnl
saees sir s ifsftssss liz sss t%t a caa c:'ssffy il y ;
republican at hnara.. international Inter-
ro'.rse n,,ty be rnllleti by fishery disputes nr
Alabama clNtns!; cnl'literelnl, rivalry tnay
iient Of tic twn pcn.,ics IL tlio sal,lo
ut lIcart. II Is truly repuh,lcnn-fn Tho
best sense republican, We ltayo long
fontenaetl that Canada was really ~, \
fniluru to establish court mud the ttertsin,l
with whici, the confirming Of tin.pot itlesa
tls been received. M nttestlng tho truth nf
our contention. oiily 10 he t0[tt TINT nothing
but the most intense loyalty IN monarchy
pcrsaded tile Dominion ,ot Canada. 'r'!e
sympathy express.aI for President Garfield
gotS tnr beyond kindly feeling iowartls tlie
iiInt, rs an individual. II is a, expression Ut
the p,.rg republican spirit: y encourages the
belief That t!1n tlay II nut distant When Cali
ity alut will nsk the innthrr country to trcaE-
n!zc Tho nanl!oM! of her offspring. Even
Sir Franels tilncks. a tsritts!, pcssstoncr An.l
decorated loyalist. atlnits the growth Of II
na.nnnl sentiment; the tendency, Of TINT
sentiment fs foresfiattawea IN tic character
nj the! syr,tnnthy expressed by Canadians
with the jWope ncross the border In this
| liDur OF tribjl)Ntfun.
, 1881-07-21
ITEMS OF. RAILROAD, NEWS,

&4.s, II, f.u.
Cohsttact'on on me mum .ilne OF tne gana.
dlnn Pacific 10 going on at q rapid, rate.
Nearly two miles Of track Is being laid pei
,,nv. and the rnils ard nIfpnt1y down TO noioot
t;';r,nn,,' ,,,f,ss .rast ~ psr+ona I N p,ains
t1e" ,, a'Ns9 "est!ot ~ t"eo -" 'nn'''st
~, Wf;app i t.a 2oa,I rrnssrs the x ssnImins
iriWar mnti trains wli1 rnt1 In tint mint esfly
n Saftnni,er.. 9irntiing viii f,a 'cr,tnneted It
ianst in mflos wat AZ tf,a Assimitm1,,o ths
s"asnn. all ,irank hn latti nm nbn,lt hnjf tlar
1Iisianr,.,' Iii, ,'tA ''AsfN W 'S @' -
1'as"~e. m, = = =, ~ -. ,.n...
CGnplMY has lot the CONTRACT Tor tlle Gfad!ne
OF the Wlnona q st. feter Noad trout Mate!ss
town thirty miles westward 20 the centre o.
Clark County: 1t Is fliG Intention % eet t9s a
iron t!own pelore cola weather sets III; f,,.a. va
Valley track IL latd for tlstnnfe OF t#sa. a.
tY-eight nlilts. un the Vo!ga bfahch lae
wet weather anG hlGn wafer III tn9 lakes M as ~
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.fu,nJ TINT thu susyrretinr IA entirely fill.
fotltulpd. In conclusion, Mr. President, |
say with dclI,rrat!ot TINT There II no rcrsolf
outside tNN union Ut 'ne!ls'prs Hefr. ~ PIT
fift si MLt .as u.c.! " ~ cMtIn"nh t,., IL" hn."
vnt fnr i,S 1Su' ,st,1,a., nI.I,o t,r txstsincn
nv"r rv.T'i i,ni,i ,tiiSe, M'os' ""f'eo "
'''1 "''' o"'e..
-. IN THE SENATE
Ar. blrtlSall'a 1nntson fnrM sling die aajnnIn'
iste!t nlt SATURDAY was called from the tnoie.
ni,a Ar Woutlln tn9sGti rs ~ nmGsuialeiiti M i
that the tlatg fur final adjournment W hxcM
ut ilonl!. December 81. ln ss,'rimrt ot l,!s
motion he sail lls ttesrtt! tn si,bw the people
tlMt q ,nal"rity Of tlle SenntH proEH'sgt u
rsanatii here until ulttesl Statea Sehatos
sl,ntilt! t,e clectri.
!, Mr.. Stnrtl,a believed TINT TIC vexed Q1cs-
etGn sl!n!tlsl !tr lHft 10 tho ptoi,le,
=. Air. n0tlih then moved tl1at Tic rcsolttoh
, 1881-07-21
FEELING.

Address OF TIE 1.ll:sluEST or THE Ma
T1ONAL COTTON EXCHANGE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 20.-John u. I.aEette,
President Ut tho National Cgtton Excllnuge,
In his aalllrcss to TINT l,otly, wi,ch convened
here this morning, very patlletlcalty nlluslpt!
10 tile late inilrlur0lls assault upon President
Garfield, clIaructerlzfng 1t M n blow struck
ut the stability Of our institutions. and tho
Introduction Of q new element Of uncertain
ty Into commercial circles. In Europe, ite
BALD, the assassination of q ruler Ia but tho
substitution Ut ona Executive fur anotncr. Il
change that would lava taken plncs under
The laws Of Nations, but In this country Il Is
tho nnll1fylng of thu express will uf Lis pco-
and might cl,ung0 tho wIlnte poltcy nf the
Government, aud n.isettlc every business IN.
terest. -
TURKEY AND JAPAN.
WASHINGTON, u. t., July M.-fho Sccrc-
tary OF State l,as received letters froM tho
Legations Vt Turkey anaY JapAn, expressing
great pleasure al tho prospect OF tie prest-
dents recovery.
THE TESTIMONIAL FUND.
: NEW YolE. lnIy!1.-rho fund for the use
Of Mrs. Garfield is now Sias,0oo,
, sTEXAA.
COLUMBUS, o., July M.-tlov, Foster ~.
eelycd the Following telegram to-.lay:
uRALpE. Tex, July so-1na. t7ortr,or Ut Ol.fo!
The Church I''represent vii! enrncslly tot.l
you In observing the day OF Thanksgiving 10.
tho recovery OF tho lresltpnt.
". u. ELJ.inIT,
8rn Texnk, ' -" ' -s ''-'
The following was also recelys,l: +.
&aLLAR. Tex, July M.-Uts t:1eriftHeu Gar.
Fuater: Tue citizens aud prpss, irrespective vi
party, severely condaWn uoy. Noherts. O,lI
people will ooserso ,he day sat apart by tAt
other S'@'s'' waco }f.T* =: 'a'F'4*s'' Y
WACO, Tex, July sO.-Uaineas,lreA inltg
nation Is felt !lrra ut tAe refusal Ut Gov
Roberts to co5perate with tho tanv
esnors of other 6.ates III jo!nlng {n T
day Of Thanksgiving over the rccov
cry Of President Garfield. Democrats, a.
well as Republicans, condemn the spirit Il
wl,!cl. he treated ths request, at,d his warm
est friends ciafm he llns ayesstspped the
bounds of propEtsty mud deesncy, Ills ~
fusal to co6pesate with other tloyes,lnrs |,
looked upon as an OPEN Insult 10 chrisslan
!ty and patriotism. Members Ut all Chris
ttan denominations OF The city Tut
to-day aud tu,sseA resolutions, and called ol
ministers Ill over the Stats t0 Join them i
agreeing upon = day l0r thanksgiving an
: ssjoiclns. This Mayor of tho city wlll Issue
, 1881-07-21
Necessary to ellnlre, IL.
Thu Chuir declared tl!nt no choice tlud been



when ilis name was cat!esl said: ."Air. pres!-
tlpnt, nltAsiul WIS rlade l!erp yestertiHy to
whit WIS tll6 slIbjaet Ut u lUtter 10 u lcnllnE
IuwsI,aptr, nllli tl.o 4 AibAny ,<irNnx ypstvl.
tlAy rrpnbllslIetl the letter. nlnl called attpl(-
tlUi, t., tt ii thu nst nlatkesl hummer, shifting
ti,At there was eyllulIra TINT tho letter wns
l,lspl!tHl by 4 Pehtluptal WIN " H. Gnl,dttl1ta
fpr United Hth'ca Senator here. Thu tGtter
retGsre,l:tn contains so,no vMlgnrily with
rvfu.uIl.'t.t0 tho Ml,lllar. III wliicl, lave
Ityptt -tfurlW tho pAst WtIller, to which IN
EeM,laiuan Will uxlHGt. me tn n!llia, FUR
therlturt', this eitnr refers tn Il certain Iuull,-
bpr, charging tint la lNtt bun. llnfntthf!Il TO
us candidate ,lt Wax NlKf4ttful. Alr. FreSl-
, t!snt. t!iu suggestion IL lllat Wa,rn nllp par~
SUI. rrlluUyS II fyyur to Allntfer lla prtyeNta
that prlsnil from l'ayinK M np|nlon VI lns
uwl,. nlAl must n0t lo n!lytllng exsept Mt tltn
etliIs4ll.t Ut t.ts pntr1u. Iltnt il tllH A1EKIS-
!h,li, Ar. President. llAyb always believed
that Il lInbiI Utttco was Il public trust, 70 hU
pnrfurll,etl fur public a1,lt, N.l4 never hp-
!uye.i wlier i lwltol, sil4 li!s paI!llyal favor
tlntt !ln tNl Il Niur1S VI lne, .illr ll( eypr
thlNk (iuA niurtNlEett my ,pne fur w!luA1 l
ilal! done such u faYtIr, UNdur this View 0t
thu e.lsr, It. would seenl that uia suggestion
TINT IlIt been nngratefnl nlslat helUnE tn
ttle brutality Df politics. Now, bfr, tho etlftor.
Ms tu tho authorship Ut tbs letter refarrett 10,
must bn mistaken, bcca,su bniicve the ll!r-
tAer II IL ilqu[lcI llitV tho inoro 1t WILL be
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Thcn his extra allowance Of eolleo was cut
MI, whcrcui'on he wrote le'lgthy letter 70
tho Warden, enuclle'l IN ol'sils's" lahgnaee,
md telling TINT niliccr tl1at nc "as liot III ~
hayc Charge Of 4 man OF such Importance as
Guftcau. Flu Warden pn''l no attention, ~
the letter, except 10 determine not 10 alloW
a,,itcau ANOTHER favor, but TO co'iiltie h'nl-
kelf to the il}ost riEorotts prison Treatment.
Nonu OF tho guards Rro allowed to sp"ak 70
Gnl,enu. THO Warden md Ills Deputy, a'us
tlsc District Attorney. and Ills asslstails' a'o
tho only pcrsons wi'n nrn permitted to & OK
chnngo any words with tho prisoner. When
1t Is necessary for one of tliese o'I'ct1ls ~
sec Gnlteau. ..-..-.....
LIE IS BROUGHT 1STo TILE wAnDES's OFFICE,
locked lnsttle viii. TINT ot1lcial. anl s'!atd
stationed ut tlle sloor. Gnl!ea'l ms Aoal,,
doned aIf his fopp!shitess. ~ ilfst III: 1a'l
he was careful With Ills toitet' o'st no" lle
comes into tho Warlcn's rpo'n "hci' sent
for sometimes only l'aEl'drcsscu' ~ one
time lic appeared with only s!l'ft aha i'an's
OH, tile pants ro|Ecd nr: aINt TUG ast tlh'e lle
lad OH nothing but his pants. ITO ,'as never
bccil changed frotn one cell 10 al,otHct III
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Sharpe, Through the v!uperation Of The
Bucks, Becomes a Pronounced
Halt-Breed.
Charming "Reminiscences Of the
Way Roscoe Used to Swear
Mt His Mother.
Other Tales Of Pent-up Utica Which
Are Told, Yea Even unto
This Day.
ALBA NY.
~1 Ftt$

Special D9p1fth 10 1ht ChttdC6 TFfblffs
ALBANY, n. Y, .jnIy Gothic deadlock
still continues, and, although tito regular re-
n,ark "Wofre going to elect Tomorrow" IS
hcarI ntn0ng tic Administration followers,
1t Is BY no means certatM TINT tllo c0ntcstwlll
el,l Tomorrow sTwn lneffectual balfots were
taken this mnrnIng,,. Larsaiu lnluE four
short or tic necessary nnn,ber. It may be
tho sanle story Thursday, Fritlay, anl lnssi.
bly, Saturday. Tile opinions nj good Judges
differ. The result depends ulon tic lnhlor
of tour or five bucks who have promised to
vote for Lap,anl.' The Ducks have shown
that "white man II mighty ut,sartin." and 1t
Is difficult to predict anything wien these
men are Of one mind ut night md another III
the morning.
Co. LAr1tAM SAYS
he has assurances TINT lead him to believe
tl,At he will be elected Tomorrow. Senntor
Aliler llns IN doubt thnt Lapl,am will sue
cecll. but does mt name any day. Stoaii
thinks it probable that no result will ba
reacllud Tomorrow. Otller Administration
men express confidence that the end will
come thfs week. It Inns been asscrtud TINT
same of, tho delay Is caused by the disin-
clination Of tic frienlls uf Miller .a,ld
1.aullnn tu push things until tho bill
providing for srcctn elections becUines n
Inv. They nrc ntratd TINT, II MI election
tnkes pluco before the passage Of the bill,
they y'will be unable 10 Keep enough inembors
here tn PISS tho mcAstirc. 1t passeh the Sell
ntc this morning, wns considered in tho AS
scmbly, receiving sonlo amendments, nlld
will be voted OH Tomorrow. Tho StMNte
will concur I'll tile amendments, and tho bill
ought to he III tho Governors liallds tu-lnur-
row night.
, 1881-07-21

X suit involving tha f,nmonsc amour. .,a,, o. ii Il
liasoyer. v4rk EouWtY. Thu llAnovss, ~, S.qn.ua nua
!nars Turnpike Colapany brot'Hht su!' fnt ixa
Iii, Low u, Miller. Vt Tenn Township ,n.ysp
south Vi Hanover. Mr, 1tiier ysfused Pt.I,s,vl.
because hu waa on biz WY to Atlcn1 IT, srsF'
lueetlu3 Vt ll0n's tnaaltpg .h941o. ~ Asranyb ra IL
NAte, and It xas .hawn that hs uttel'aeu9h vi lh
Iuns Wtstfuy. The 1ps1loe dte..!sa aanI NJ thsrt
sIill9r must prove that he IaAttsvsil WIZ sIw L
ihe twu esIts aud costs ~. Miller W. n,+uaips
ease to = higher oourt md 'hays tno p'''
decided
, 1881-07-21

YORKTOWN ANA II" Cenaennlal -The
French Hero OF That ltcVolutloh-s
IEls Ancestors alad Iila Descendants.
In view Of tho approaching celebration at
wn"h 10 ." og o, e
s'N'n1eet pAseu"ts =. ou" ~" LINES, t4Io '..ss
nssistanco rendered. NY tAe Ffench IN our
WAr 0f 1ndcpenAfnce nrlscs forclbly before
us, and we do ruvArence to tic names of Lit
Mna;,ih. ,s, ~ fsrossa 81 SI,mor nnI ntnnr
Noa'lles, ne orasse' ot. oIhlon, a1'a ouior
colleagues. LII this sultry month or july
hist 100 years ngo, Lafayette wns encamped
m Malvern rlfll. watching tho movements
~ m % rnrnwa1its % nnd % ninm,'nr the cnnturo
S1 aey as axcaea n pt a'Gis no boy wf Gaasss epss
cn'.i,, mt escono hIm.n Thon comnoonced
r t,,' ,,n,o,,,in,, ~ tho ,,or,n,a ,o;,a ~ o,,r
u.u u''1".uHs ~ y. Iuo eto.oe pneo ~ u"s
Nat'olrs history teat reeofas t1e hhal se1t'e-
and % tic closing Of the G. contest by tie surrs..
'1ar @ n G cornwaiis ] IL NJ ~ yorkto,vn to' NJ the ann
blnsd Ersnch und American forces:
The atlnouNcelnent tlaat on the l00th ami
vorsary Of the event, Oct. II, 1881, Yorktown
VII! celebrate te Victory oy repeIt,o ,Ss "a: as
sal 10 pnStssp. - ason.s WIZ. asn .uun
placc, Will arouse tho enthusiasm of every
true American. Tile grcnt characters nre to
In usrsunlilul In their different roles. and wo
shnI, saa i1n t:rnssa win commnn.,sd tnr
twonty-eight llne-ot-battlc ships that
SLUT up CORVALLIS by tile sca; St..
Slmon. with lfa lnnd forces: dis:
o,,si,,rt,,o fr.,n, tto ubtna rouni In I,nchnm.
n' n.n ',, .. v"a.t, a,,', :. ~ h's.,
ocn,l. our owl! Was'linxton., anu "tne ooy
, 1881-07-21

Special ,oispl'eh 70 1'ts Chteaao Tribune.
AtENAsuA. Wis, Jnly so.-llnperlnuel,l u
At0eilcr's Island bravery burned this MORN
Ing at . v'cl0ck. \ larga stock OF malt ni,tl
barley was burned. Tl,a x!ocE 0f hear, In
tho cellurs was saved. buildings artl ,ni.-
chlnbry arc q total loss, t's.fnInttu Mt n3nut
$l0,nNl, md parttnly tl,.ilrutl, Tho iIrln will
rebuild lInnlrtl!aiuly unu Nf tho largest brew
cries outside OF Milwaukee.
, 1881-07-21

PrlIAnEt.rsttA,, lA., .luly. :o.--''rwo OF tic
penuot cottuls mIs's buildings. ownusl by
william Wood u Son, burned tonight, I.oss
$lUy,UU0; Insured,
, 1881-07-21
AT NEW LEMON, I'LL.

Spettal Dispateh 10 Tie chtenao Tribune.
Jor1sT, ILL.,. July ao.-lsanl4sartnor's
cl.rs.. mil butter factory Mt New i.cn0x
was burned yesterday, invnIvins a luss Of
nlmnt ~, ,DuO; Insured tnr S9,kN tn the Ut.
l'anl Fire u Marine Insurance Company.
, 1881-07-21

SYRACUSE, July 4o.-Atasdn " co.'a sNsls
and hlliiA fart0ry alA llvrr|ek's lux tact0ry.
ut Fulton, y, y, laya beell destroyed by ,llEu
Loss about 10000; i,Isrrl,lcu, $',oj0,
, 1881-07-21
4 ClAll1 Attacked by \ Rooster,

A ltttls daughter vi 5lF, luhn yuliny, VI Now
ark while playing l1 tle hark.yarl onO DAY ltst
Wutk, wAa MltAektl by Kl&inV fu0Rtef bHlUIIk-
Ing to NJ. T!unx, una severely cut Atout ono IT
her nEtas. Mr.. Young dsoss lha s0ost4r OIL.
when II tuahe.l EHtu G0op Atsd With 0Au blnW
kbhE4lu.
, 1881-07-21
CONK AT HOME.

tlufls. which Will prDbhhly bu transmitted fnf
Ills approval the present week.
CONK AT HOME.
WHAT 1s THOUGHT of 1otsD 1.oscoE AT
UTICA, Ny.
10 the Editor a 7nf Chteaeo Tribune.
UTICA, N. T., July. 1.--"'rhts Is tho homo
of Roscoe Conk1inE " Is the prelatury MI
no,,ncc.uet,t Of &c. a. r." III n late Utica lct-
ter to the fntcr.O Occan, which ins been rend
with MI exceptional degree OF Interest, ntnl
Which, III tho callSo af truth aud common
political honesty aill ttecency. I purpose dis
sgcting. with tile determination "nnltght to
cxtcnnnte or naugItt sGt down in malice"
III my humble narrative I will strive to be-
Gin witt, tho beginning of Roscoe Conkling's
home life md political history, letting jtootl
of light upon the character, public and rrl-
ynte, of tic santly-complexEoncd genius of
New York Republican politics and hts syc-
opEantfc "0rgantzets."
Ills EAls,.y noYI1oop.
Roscoe Conkllng gruw to tho stature Of
manhood III tho City Of Auburn, N. Y,
where Ills unloynble ana utllOvcly trnIts Of
character constitute at absorbing topic Of
conversation even to tllls day. Ask any Of
the old families Of. Auburn about ConkIing's
toyhootl. md you will be told tint hts temper
wis Of 10 fierce a'natMre rs to keep lin IN
llot water with hfs trotl.ers and other assu-
ciatcs nearly NIL Of tho tilnc. Asked by his
patient. l0ng-salforlng mother 10 get pnll
Ut water, tho i,npcrlOlls md undnttfnl son
would discharge u y0ley Of profanity at ller
witch wnpiu huve discounted tho ncl,ieye-
,nents Of the worst pirate who ever
scuttled n ship. Go to Nav York City to-tlay
n1,d ask Ills brDther, Col Fred s. ConlslitY, ii
1lnenon .una ,,nt IN, las snr, 1u mt Of an1af,,,
, 1881-07-21

i%i,sr tl,cnos.iitl.. i'll W"adiafii.].. ]
Necessary IN cltNtcu, ~.
I'ha tllAtr declared Tint Ito choice laatl beell
lnnsle, mid nltnther y0te wlIs talst, with the
following result:
Inpham...,... ......| 4. CanklnR ,..,..,.... tssa
, 1881-07-21

70 Ia WfaffF7s Astot|atfd Prtty.
ALBANY, NY, .1uly .1.-tM tho Joint Con.
yeniiDi, tho 9al0t fnr d Se,tltur fur tile sllurt
term resulted Us fDilUWs:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

On Monday morning (says a Paris CORES
spondent) a CLERK applied to his superior for
permission to be absent forty.eight hours on
some family affairs and received an afhrma-
tive answer. However, he did not appear
during the whole of the week, and no one
knew to what cause to attribute his absence.
On the following Monday morning he re>ap>
peared at the regular hour.
well, monsieur" demanded his superior,
why have you stayed away all the week %
"YOu, sir" replied the clerk, "gavs me
permission"
81 gave you leave for fOrty>eight hours
only. and not for six days"
81 beg your pardon, sir" uswered the
young man., 81 have only taken the ezac,
time which you granted me. We work here
eight hours a day, and six times eight are
forty-eigbt. I certainly had no occasion to
ask your permission for the night, any more
than for the hours. which I do not owe to the
administration"
This was logical; but since that day the
chief specifies by administrativ hours the
duration of the leave he grants.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

To use the present hour by meeting every
duty that conscience approves with fitting
welcome aud fearless performance, is to dee
serve the garlands of fortune and the smiles
of happiness, and better insures entrance to
that heavenly mansion. whose post is omnis-
eIent and whose lease is eternal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

sLEEPLEssNEss, NEnvoUssEes, CAxxor RRsT
WELL at night, tired in the morning on rising,
9luggish, pain in the back, which arises from tEe
kidney, with highly coIored urine If allowed to
staId to be thick, attended with burning when
Only IS oent0. Sold by druggist N. r. Hender.
sons Charlestcvn, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

l have now in store the most complete as,
sortmento of goods that 1 have ever had the
pleasure of offering. The public are invited
to call aud examine. Childern's, School
boys, Youths and Mons Clothing. Boots
and Shoes in endless variety. Underwear.
Gloves, Hats and Caps, Trunks, Satchels.
Tobacco, &c. Corn, in any quantity. taken
in exchange. G. H. RAaLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

One hundred head of beef cattle was the
amount involved on the result of a recent
Texas horse race. This is the largest beef.
stcak on record.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

"'Did you never" she said to him as they
were walking home in tho moonlight, "feeI
the wild desire, the unutterable longing after
the unattaiaabls 2" And he said he fell. that
way most every day. He was trying to raise
q mustaoho, but to save hia life he conldn,t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

THAyzR's CoSsunpTIos on CouaH CunE is the
best thiug for Consumption known, and wifi cure
an ordinary cough in thirty minutes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-11-15

A few kind words, q little forbearance or
a kiss will open the way to a food of sun.
shine in a house darkeued by the clouds of
discord and unamiabiiity.