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, 1881-10-15

THE announcement thut efforts to secure
additional subscriptions for the Gartlol1 funl
will cnu with tic elose Of tile present week ls 4
very Timely ono. The suggestion that such a
fund he started waa lntte At q time when It wns
not known whotller tho President would Itye or
lIc, aud tho ob]ect Ut tho gentlemen who Or
Rantzed tho movement wns to remove from tho
mind nj tho wounded man nIt doubt rs to the
future maintenance til comfort Of lila wife,
mother, aud children. THO motives Ut tho
wealthy men whose ta1ues hoadel tho list Of
donors to tho fund wure extremely cretlltable,
Gtld tho adoption Of suggestions looking to tho
prAoticabtilty Ut making tho fund ono to which a!i
olasscs nlight subscribe showed plainly thnt tho
ldtn wnY ina0rsed by tho whole Nation. Now
that the wnrk hRs been practically accomplished
It may be we'll to stntu Just What Inns BEEN s1ono.
Tho subscriptions amount to u little over EE'8,
000, aud tho Unitol Htatos Trust Company hald
$a7h. .G00 In United 6tates 4per.cent bonds, anu
the untnycsted bAlance IN uAsh, AS trustees Tor
tho gifts Ut tho American people. Not u cont
has ttcoH takon from tho fund for tito expenses
incnrrod In Raising It. Ou tho lat at this month
q check for tho quarterly intorest on tho United
Htaica buns held IN trust was scnt ta Mrs. Gar-
Held by tl,o United Blntes Trust Cnmpany. 4
cheuk for nearly $l,0U hlA also bccn Hent to tho
tuto lresIdouts tnnther, covering tho gifts tnnde
specially for her bels1llt. Tho tntoine from the
fund Is TO bo paid 10 Mira tinrold during hor
lifO. and nt hur death the securities III whiuh the
funl AuB been Invested will bH il!vtllca equally
among tho dGad Iros!autta ch!llruu.
, 1881-10-15

Tho f5rnvn Ntl thu Lonely Hilltop Al
Nurah bend. o., Niially Attrucss ~


sp.sia. pt.pateA 10 n. cateaoo 4,4bun4
ClSGISSArI, Oct, ll.-For forty ypars tho
rrrsutMs ur William Henry ilnrris0i!, tha
first President whlcl. Ul,io gayu To tie M
tiUsl, lIuyu rested IN neglected grave O'i tue
pr0lIu.ltory overlooking the beautiful view
Ut tic Ohio lIly1r nj North Bp,mt. 1t was
saEd ut tho time, anl It Inns beef, ths t|abl5
eyur since 10 repeat, tl,at Ito was worried TO
lpntl, by the hungry hortes OF WhlK5 c'a'a'
0rlnE for o1licU; but Il ln0ru sensible reasuR
WHY found In thu fuet that inauguration.
ilny !n lB4t wns !NrluMeilt aaa
tho old hero Of T!upceanue. ruling
slowly down the ayunuo with head
uncovered most Ut thu time, planted tha
seeds Ut tho t[iscaso which SO quickly rttdea
his life. 1t Ia yet remembered by old cttlzens
l.0w ho WIS borll0 from tho White House 70
lits tarltt at North Ds',d, about twenty sailss
below Cincinnati. 'rl.era. aboys his Rrase'
n atnnl1 monument WIS raisc1 tU lis memory,
nnd that wns all that WAa ever u0llu. as the
tumetllAte decuMtants Ut the hern. Que nttef
unother, died or ranloyeh to distant places
tho grave became tlUrH and 1llora neg
teetest, md Ut ata years public Al,
tun.Inn IIas very rarely bcel t;!Ia sa!lea
Y tho loney Esax1 np91E, r., r. l'lMS Mc:
i.Nh4lllll, pastor Ut tlls Methodist C'htrc, q
Nurth nellt, las tnke,! such measures IN taa
matter TINT It Il tolerably certu[n tint als.
nsGrlal to GHn. llarrlson Will atoil 1!lso a, asas
of u Church oi ti,e 3fvthe.list daiiu,lInat!oalt
tu bs kiiOwll ~ TIN llnrrlsnn Melhurs.'
CHURCH,. Contributions tor this clarea.: l y.
which It IL esltn!nt{I will cnst 8 o0t' r.. W.
nlrealy Geing sclt to the pasl!r, The lte9 ~
Mclaughlin, At1lt nnnl,E ti,e ltrst wsrs tNav'
ftster, who yr,|t xa0, and Mr. nookWastsssss "a
WIN was unly nble, lawnyer, tn SPARE e -
cut Ut lila rapttiy-lnelllnx elecllonee9as
fund.
, 1881-10-15
SILVER IN EUROPE AND AMERICA

Ex-senator Thurman. WHO returned from
Eur1pe 4 fpW days ugn. reports that lle has
renson to believe that the late International
Monetary Conference tas liAd tho effect 1t
WIS designed TO have In bringing the chief
nations OF tic wortl nenrer than over to tho
ndoptiln ot tile double star4tur,.. liz says
flint, willie tic discussion ot bl,nctnlEsn was
abte ol. hntl sles, tl,n arguments IN fayor of
fixing ratio Ut VALUES wure much stronger
than those which o1tl.0se,l this eoilrse, and
tl.at very decided cnnEe Of opinion Is no.
tleeah1o lit England. III this respect Mr.
Thurlna.I's observations ngree with tt1osu Ut
Sir. Eyarts, ntld Tiers Is no doubt tint Tho
chances for MI aariy agreement Apnll ratio
Of values between gold and silver and III i,l-
tcrnat!onal recognition Ut both metals as
legal-tcRdor money are very much better
thin ever bef0rc.
There Is ono significant circumstance
about tho status ot silver III this country
Which should not bo overlooked. Ever stMca
AIr. Sherman surrendered the Treasury
portfolio tic complaints alout tho l1npopu-
lar!ty OF thu silver dOliar lave crased. In
Mr.. Shernnn's time tic Impression WIS
given mt III every WIHslble OCCASION that
silver cnui.l not bo (orcet into circulation.
Mr. Sherman, When Secretary OF Tic 'rreas.
Nry, represented thRt ho wns constantly
,naklng hesculenh Efforts tn put out silver,
hut tint the American prnpie wouldn't
lave 1t. lie sought to convey thu Impression
tllat there WIS ravelioAs dGulalMl for guild,
but ltlut silver waB avoided As something
actually dangerous. Mr. Window Inns l,ad
liu Hucll complaints to make. ltn llns nut
buklSc1 tu discuss the silver question, Hllu
, 1881-10-15

COMMISSIONER. RAuM Inns thus replied to
nn inscraai-rosonus olt'eor In Maryland, who
said that a drugRst residing IN his district WIS
putting lip bottles Ut whisky and wntcr, nlld
utldlng to each plnt bottle, with other fngre-
dients, Rrntu Of strychnlnc, md labelling It
"tonLo blttcrs":
Such compound Ia regarded by n1llst COM
putent lruKglat To be dangerous to life. and II
abpjI poiso ~ rs to protses uawpSy vI" par "
aons nKais,st lts TOO frce use. Untcr these Uir-
chnlstHneGB 1t would In my opinion, ho Improper
tn gtyU tho 8Rnpkl0n Ut this ulltCo to the auD OF
this compound Of sncdicfn1.
, 1881-10-15
LAKESIDE MUSINGS,

II was tho ilrss nna over the fence."-
fHlh:r SheetY.
Persons ,esiroNs tn secure the services O,
professional irish patriots should dlrep. theIt
lotiers tn rArls.
Capt. Eoyta1, Inns started 10 ilont down Tia
Mississippi. Fortu l,uteiy Ut thls Bc,lsrt. Of lbs
yenr Hce!uenta OH tho Mississippi ara yery tom.
hnn.
depot In Dublin: "Nisnt Is tlle faro 10
ParlsY" "'rwo pound stx." "Any rcduolion,o to
Irish t,ntrio,s2g MO" "D!tu,na two tfyks,,
quick. f}nwh with tho ln.1Llortls!
The cabte dispatches state tint. i yunb iAau
has been forec'l 10 ilce from AtEhnn!stan uxaIu
II Ayonb dueant l,,tt thls llsle Of policy pe,plo
will begin tu s,lspuct hitn ot bslng an Irish
patriot.
4 dispatch atntas that "tIle corpses of Two
wht1 nun woru found aInnRslte ur two baetea
Of whisky" by some natives Of tho arctlc region.
lust winter. II ls uyilent that tho deceased wers
not konttleklans.
I'to New York Tribune Rays Tint .Isnn.
sylsnnn Will prohatly bo represented by II ia.
tive OF that stat0 who Ia HOW occupying prom.
ints,t position bafUro tho ttfhllo," 1stfs Is the
tirst Intl1nation TINT froluuls Is to bo brought
buck fnlnl England.
4 dispatch from Washington states thai
y tuo holion stlll proFpals extensively Ill Lnln4
and Japa,, thnt 0en. Grant Ia tho Emperor Of
America" Our friends In Chlna und ,JapAn M
mistaken; tho Empsrer vi A,ncr3ca ls IL naa
ts'tisel St,lllvau. liz gives 80 to any tnau whom
hu cnnnot knock ont of tlnlo In four rouudA
l1onE kpuE and icluo papcrs ploase copy.
On certain night, ut close of tl..y,
She, seated fur From tno,
Sntl: Why t10st thutl 60 Uesct my way7
nlM afraid of thee"
Thut night had g,assol-on nnothor day,
shc, seated very near me,
6uttt: "Why d1st thou wish to ~ away?
nm afraid Without thee"
-Fnnt !" HIT Stphts III Iiabo:tn." bp s. J. T4tlem.
That dreadful prof. NurulanskTld has
tursieu up ngntn. anl snys thnt somebody has
Just rutttrucd from irakutsk With tho sturtfit9
Information tlht a Jakut from Buiund saw
steamer In l8i0. Norll3enskt]ld nlso Announcts
thnt Bteu1ner has returned 10 Tronlso from tbs
Jrnsei with tho Intelligence thut thu SnmoIdes
found two bnrrcla of whisky lust wlnter. The
fact TINT nobo3y In this country knows what
Nordjenskijtd Is talking nbonl does not acem ta
wosry that genticilun nj ali, however
, 1881-10-15

uEy. MuEAT 11A1.srEAD, OF the Cincinnati
Commercial, Is bound to give tho young 1nen OF
Ohio chance to inprovo tleir minds nt II very
edition Ut his papor for ono your, anl also rive
tho suhscrlbur my onc of soyornl booka, anlong
whic!, nro "PIlwrlm's Progress" "Milshtpman
Ensy.'' "Ilomo CuIturo," and "Itubtnson Cru-
soc." Tle sITht OF the General stopping while
II, tho throca Or powerful editorial effort to
hand out "p!lRriM's rrogross" 10 the Ideal
young n,an and "l}owL Legged BILLY. tho Hoy
Pirate" u h moro natural ono, must indeed Ia
edIfylug. 3is. Ilnlatcad's willingness to aHcr;-
ilcs his private tIbrury for tho benefit Ut tho
1Ettktu Commercial Is cortnlnIy oom,nondAbe.
, 1881-10-15
tirvE1Af. parties ars after the Government

6EvEIsAt. parties aru after tie Government
printing. now aud fur many yrnrs upcratod by
Mr. J. II. Dufrots, OF Indiana. Thu tirst thing ia
to o,lyt the lncuulbant, aul for that p.lrpoao
they hRye u'earthed lcttor written In !S7as.
when alr. pefreua wns engineering lle ureeluy
ca,RpaIYn IN lllulann. Tho lcttur was nldrcsscti
10 Ms. y. J. Watson. at MuncIo, lad., and Is as
fullows:
Thts Is tho most extravaRant and corrupt 10v-
ErHtHrtIt that uytr extHUl III lhtd gt.ulllry.
pid aud bltMtell, ura Tie ltlaa win tuHnaxo hin,
aru nt ~ stt'!y sort. Tut thu Mh.ilo n,okurS nl
iu tiflyu, our nuxt btnrcl unl iln Aiitlust ,tlai
lnke ihejr piacu. yDurs. etc., J. y! DxrNkEs,
, 1881-10-15

t'niteau, the assassin, was arrafgnosl yrs.
ter.tay fl tic CrfnIlnal Court OF Washington,
aiM plentlcd "ilut guilty" to tile Indictment
for ,l,rAcr 'l'hs arraignmcnt served to it,
yelop Ill rart tho defense which II IS proposed
to make, a.i4 which tnny hi briefly outlined
as follows:
/. Denial Of the jurlsdlctinn of tho Dis
trict Court, basc.l maitEy oil The fact, VIZ pre-
s,,lnc, thut President GARFIELD died outside
thu District nf Columbia.
=. Thu allegation tint The wound inflicted
by t3uteau wns nut mortal, but TINT the death
Of tho President was tho rcsult Of ,natprac.
tcr. Tile names of several prominent STIR
geons were given wliu nre to Ie summoned
tu pruye this.
i. Insanity, which IL to be sustained by
evidence showing It to be hereditary, md
ntl,Br evidence as to the mental condition Of
tho assasll, hlmsrlf.
Wien Mr.. ScoyIlIe. Guitcau's brothor-t1,-
law and cnl,nsel, went away from Chicago
IIe SAIL TINT he would not resort 10 my Of
tile nsunl tactics Of criminal practice llor
Invoke tecllhicalities aud qatbbtes to. save
tile villain, but would rest upoM tile pretext
OF insanity us Ills defense. Since reaching
Washington Atr. ScoylEe Inns hcen Induced
to change his mind. The questions affecting
Jurisdiction alld the callse Of tteath arc mere
bubbles. Whether tile President died III
tic District Of Columbia or III New Jersey,
nnd whether or not tic President could BY
ANY possibility have recovered from the ugly
wound which Gultcau Intended to bu fatal,
and which resulted iii dentlt Mt Inst, really
eist no figure III tile case, whatever consider
5sttjs &ikI,T Il
, 1881-10-15

TltE fartI and peculiarly Kentucky styfu Of
writing originated by llonry Watterson will not
be altogether lost to tho world when that porson
shntl hnvo bcen cal!o hence. s!ico 1t IN evident
that h!s legitimate huccessar Is alreatly on crk.
Not long uva II cauptu who heiteycd III being ro-
mahtlc, even ut the expense of comfort, wore
lllrrIcl In tho Mammoth Cave. ntnH miles from
tlay'Kht, nnd the reporter who described tho
sce's0 rosuaskcl that "theFc. unaer Na!nre's
HlItturinR vetna. With darkness ilttny tue depth
bpyonl, and torches wiertlly lighting the In.
mediate space. tho Clergyman did his soletun
tuty.'
, 1881-10-15

THE E.rNi,lD Journal thinks That Park.
hurst. llatIleld 4 Co. haYe carried thalr etersla!
h--l-tire, blue btascs, Rud d.-natoa doctrine
to such extremes that very few rotiectlng aud
Intelligent people cAn To trought to bclloya It,
viz,
nr, Thomas does mt stand aloue In rejecting
that was formulated lung ago 9nd In an nXo
when u was eons!dsred i atl for = laytnan tu
clergy do nut do a. much thinking for the pewa
Huw ~ they DHco dlI. and. u lhero has been no
progress Or ehluKt IL thu formulated con-
, 1881-10-15

1-rE crtcAGo TRlnuSr Inns established hrnnch
pccs for tho receipt uf subscriptions nhd ndFartltu-
nlentt ns fultows:
NEW yuNK-Nuo;p ~ Tribune HutfdtnR. 1T. Mc-
tAnnCS, MANAGER.
GLASGOW. srotlaud-Allan's American News
Agency. Il Henfcld-he . .........
LONDON, Eh2-Amcr1can E1chnntu, ~ sHaha
HESHy i. uEIt1u, Agent.
NAslliSuTUS. rr.--1"tg + atrnlk
, 1881-10-15

------=-=---.-=z--.-------.:---.---:=-
o,tvoutnvc ,en 1,nt,t ,vht1n tf,cqa Senntnrs-
nfant rr,uo,n mi fstt1n tho ant,ntn,ftnlt th tht
rhnlnp If n fh.lnncrnt fur TIN Presidential
ancrrss,n,,.m tint Democratic scnntors wcro
vnrv t1,rn{feJ In THAR chnurn nf front.
'rl,ry dhln,t snflu wlen thoy executed
thu rlul,t.uuo,tt.face movement: they
lookc,l wlse uM patriotic, They cx-
uressed n tlecp fccltnx Of nnxiety
on lila subtcct Of thu |upsp of the {ioyertl-
,nct,t through tho posslblc t1ent), Of President
Arthur, TIcy fult n strong pressure Of duty
to proyttle at tho rurfiest posslbIu moment
nrninst tl.a tlauupr of suc1, contingency,
mt tint t1Icy caretl nnrttcularly to place II
Democrat iii tIo lilo sf tl,o Presidential Sic
ccssiou-o11. no, l,uEcel1 They desired to
provide against n posstblo llnt,ger to tho
structure Of our institutions. Thcy felt very
lender on The subject OF tho Constitution
rIlcy did nut otiect 10 tho immediate u,l.
mission, nf tto whiting Senators-eleet, but
s,lcll II step would l,e irregular, ,,nprecc-
,lcntctl, au lle1lcu dangerous to "ollr lnstl-
tuttous," They wcrv yury mild III the ex-
pYrssIol, of these optntuns; they were no very
motlest olm,,t It uII tint tl1ey upDearctl sor-
ipwful md slDw,,lteartcti In view Of accepting
n p1rtisau advantage Under tic rude coin.
pnkslpn OF unfortunate circumstances rs It
were,
llut wl,eu the Senate WIS called 10 order
they eo,,ul,rred their u,otlesty a,,I dl1t1encu
sufficient; 10 vote solit,ly for tho Itost pru-
l1onuccu Bourbon Ut tlle,n utl III President
l,,r' tcmimrc-tl,a ntn, wo Ind bcen most
uutspukcn III fnyor Of SELLING the place nutle
yncnnt by assassination, the ,nnn who Ind
c,utcl,c.l Mt the pfnce eagerly, tho It,nil WIN
hn,l ttpcnre.l that tho i)usnocrat!o nIaJorfty
bf the Senate "wunlu laye been .lereltct In
duty" not to hayc kept out tho waiting Son.
ators.clcct until tlle Presidential succession
could be secured. And WHEN the thing was
lonc tho Democratic Senators ,,reatflct[ more
freely, grow quite cheerful, and rubbed their
n,l,ls and exchanged R!allccs Of satisfaction.
Tho Itta game Ut sllnrp practice llutl been
piuyed out, tho fnrcu wns oyur to all except
Daynrtl. tfo hau still To nuke Ills litt!u
speech, a,lt1 llo had prepared 1t III strict COLI
sonnnce with tle hypDcr1ttcal character ut
the conspiracy to selze n partisan advantage
under color Of Il hFga, pretonse OF duty and
deviation to the country mud Consultation.
11ence lle spoke Of "tt.e National bcrenyc-
,nunt which lind cnnsed tho special SESSION."
but omitted 10 refer to tho fact that III
his own person nlltt place hc represented
| tho Democratic trick to secure pnr,1s,,l
| advantage through TINT bereavement. lie
"hopel for spirit Of concession and har-
,nouy, md 4 general consideration for mutual
differences Of opinion, mud softcntng of
partisan asperities," lii tito Xary act OF ac-
, 1881-10-15

1t Ia cInln,eh In England TINT American,
oostou IL frequently 'docsorea" by placing Ia
tho centro of tho bata quantity Of saad. 1aia
ehArgs Ia mhdo IN u reputable Manchester Jour-
nnl, and, IT true, the m9tter should la ttaced
back until the guilty party IL reached.
, 1881-10-15

As WE remarked yesterday, Gov. Foster,
Ut Ohio, probably has Ills eye OH tile seat OF
Senator Psndloton. Ile has good reason to
beIievs that the way to 1t will be cleared for
hinl. While he lnuy not Ia So fortunate as
Garfield. aud receive the nomination III cau-
Gus by a unanimous vote, he Is likely 10 get
1t Without serious opposition. Now tllat Car
, 1881-10-15

'rnE Czar Il havIng II tInnpl .lug clear
hr,,ti'l ihs faypr!l rniAeu. to prevent hls hen,
,,nternstnn1,nnu will buy alt Tho hnses atll ron,
Drty tint ah1nt.t It. AIcuk ovttchty hciI.ys.
tint thcres tln r!Aet like hpltio.
, 1881-10-15

t'r Is slated TINT When Anna Dicktn,o,
mnkes her nppcarn,lu,t IN Macbeth sho will vea,
n ltenrll. lr Anna would ony ndd stan.tm.
cullar mid c!gtrot 10 thu costume tho ct,et,
w.ntltI l,u con,k,'etc,
, 1881-10-15

4ns aooonnh uf 41AAk. :,
onae' tno WV, nv os"u'se ~ ,t".s'
~" curry ,''!l'ost W WV ~. " N"!e"'oss
4.eeo',s eon'a'ns ao'ne s''a,"'sa' .,,' noWs VI
t"e u'so"so hno"" "s po'''e'"' "sae"'s
M"'s'' ~ c''.'e'''s ~ o''S .o"' e""'l'''e' VI
ao ""l1"-it''s' -, np''"' i'".co '7o"1ae.n!
@''' h'""'"'m'. i"e t'.'"'" s"ss' w
lug" - """"''' wv W." Nv e""u .e"ao'''
cMssca A'''ons sn,n u'se'sss' ~ ~. "," " pfo.
ecsos ~ alo" ''l"s u u ~ ."et uis, 4ss"'t y.
pf1'ae'o' o'et"o'A' s.a.'u'lo1'. 'ul'' l'o'S"ies.
| Iooa' lheh lo.lo"s 1h.s noFrlole pseshfeo o1
a'e "c'e,on"e", VI t..' a'se"se' lne se"'
| efal h"I5l'lo'' ~ "l'ecle'l' All 1ae s"oe"@
| t'neo"s l't "1S"Ppc"1sAt''eIl l"e h'"se.ts
WASTE 1he p'!'sc oeeon!ea r"piu M a''a 'h1e"asi
t'o te'nperal"le "ec't''es. 4"o "l'''a "e-
eon'es "e"6e'teo"''ana'' "c'oen''"' III" ep1'
'epsy "1"y ehs"o' ~ tne'' .n.'eS 4.oni ''le
! sepo1t " tle e"sc u ''etl'a ~" 'oilo"''
"1he patleaf, ds'ea np' iafa 10 tno toucn'
| inert. apatnottc' ''ot'o'ess, lhsen!'c''t, WIN
s''1heit cseS ai" oeaaele" loo@' oee"'"cs II
'heto mummy "'e'!lsc'o"s'S """''11R 'ao
opchl!R VI u'e R'"se'
fe!'"ela seclha t' oo the !cg'tt'1'a1e shy
cessor VI lepIuss' thatscoutReoi uloNhc'eIts
o"d sha"'c o1 Eatol'a anf'''s LILO .a'aale OF
Dafk Ases' lEat u aisease hf'sihs ltoM i'tny
hhb1tat!ons' on""o'esoihe "ater, ahu ahst''-
sh,,,,d ,,ooo"'., tho soo,,r,,o -, an. ,,ar, ~
E"ro,'', ] H., ,,.n Ios M nart.r -, ria ni,ata.nt,
Europe III tl'o MsI H'1arler VI aNo nl'to1ee1'lh
o;tlt,ot,nn !, ts ~, t,,a cra,Itt If lin ,,.,to,
>t,,n.,or - r,,o,,,,,,r, ,,.o,r i'r, ,,,a,, ~,
t,,n, In nas ,,,,,,,s,,ud N w., ,,nr,,, ~, .,v'
I", "nn.t,,o a.,or,t " ,.o fa,,,,roo an, .n.s",
- t,,,, ,t,.n,so ,,;,i .s,s,,rna, III, ,,e,',,trv
nj oav"ss I,o f:,rnr,nr,,, ,r,t,, d;.1,on,'r
T., No ,nrtnor,, ami !. ,nns, fr.1trm, nn,,
.,"o,,t,r,i ,urts ~ M,,,, ), ,ha rn,.,1,.s nf
,an.a =. ~, p f,,,.,,.fu' a,, n's,,,;nn, ;, T.,
!.ro"ot. 1,''tua ;,,"a"nxa nnh m' ',"r,nr" i. ,no
T., ,,.r,. n,."n'' ~ ,',.o,,, ~ ~ ,nr., ,,,'
,n,l,,,, 10 n.rnt,, ,t,,, .,,a fn,a, 1ras, ;, a,',
| ",M .,,,s,","o <'t,,a. ns,,,"a.a ,na ',,o"s&, @
f,at,ns ,,,,u sro," :, INV ann, -, ,,o r,,rn,
.s.',.,"t,",,,, ,rh, ,'.sa.sn toa, ~, io,oto."
T., .,.,,s @S~9 s'S'O'
S"," r., tho oo,,o ~ t,,,. ,oot,,.o,uo ill.,
on,, ,,,,,a,. :, ,1at.', ,,,.u IT,, ,,,,t.,, ".,,,,s,
| -, .r -,
.,''n ""e''' "p"'"o'e' n"o''"''c's. 'nso''.
1'e's "ot", tcl'"ces ",''' :" orwn.1sns ,;,
, 1881-10-15

I'Ift two principal newspapers fiji st. l,oui.
nrn hnvl,lK h wurly wiz nycr tho .I,lc,t!pu A.
w6!oh ono Is tho lnost et,tcrpristuv. this Il In.
loved to Ia tho smallest basis for l, quarrel IN
rectirt,
, 1881-10-15
ELECTED PASTOR,

apssta! I1t.pateA tu TAs t'hteaqa TssauhA
DEoATuN. ILL.,. Oct. !4.-rhe lles. +: =.
Maynard, or New Yrk C!t,, has Just bse.e. ~.
s,ss!;a ; pastor ~. o., # thu chslstan church ~
, 1881-10-15

T,tE display NJ itttee.cnrtt',no,'te men and
tnnk0-stcerera at YnrktOwn Il sud to he SONS.
thing wonderful, whtlo tho trado In qululae il
hrsk.
, 1881-10-15

THE action Of tho managers ut tbs Ma
uona! Temperance Society IN requesting psos'-
dent Arthur to "dlaco4sa8e all social drlukiug
privileges In dispensing olleEal hospitality At the
White House +" II pronounced "a piece oT cool
impuienco" by a New York puper. It Il
argued that the tslnpcsauoe people ar$ guilty Of
, 1881-10-15

THE surgeons who attended, lilo late 1'rosi-
t1eiit are snld tu be on tho Joint Of sending
their bill to Mrs, Garfield. Tho srtn decided
upon as lit Is SGO,0nO. OF thls It Ia sail. Dr.
bliss demands $4,000, AMI Drs. Hamilton
md AgMew pncli sl2 000. The bill is exorbl-
liant, a,li f'ltss' Part Of It Is ridiculous. lie
was lii attendance OH tho President eighty
days. Ills per htcm OIL Ills own generous
allowance would BE- s3ls.to. At this rats the
value nf his Hrylcrs by tho year wnl.tl bo
about stt5.000 It IL probable that he never
ren1ixcd u professional incon!c Ut tlisamunilt
In my six years uf l,is life. 1t Il preios-
terous for Hin to demand II. l'he fnet that
Ills pntfent was the President NJ tho, United
States, M thu bill Is not presented
to the Government but to Tho wisiow,
has nutl,ing to ITO with tho case. Tile Of
flee tttt nut secure President Garfield bet.
Ter trcntnlent tl,nt l,e would llaye ha,i tt lie
llatl been II private cittzen. 1t should not
entail Il heavier expense un 1lts widow. Mrs.
Garfield has not SG0,000 III the wnrttl. Tlle
fund raisch fur her benefit il l.c!a III trust,
aid only the income Is paItt to her Not ole
penny Of It, fortunately, ca,l go tu bliss ns
my of his assoc!atcs. Tho bill should 10 to
laE H1Itt@Jt VI ~ ouVh" ~ ohO
jcctc,t tn tho Judgment of COMPETENT husi.
ness-,,en. who know the value Of the sery-
Iecs rendered, before 1t Is patt The ralaci-
t. Of nliss, If l,e las really put his bill ut the
figures stated, will destroy tile little syn'-
pathy with him that the public may set liave.
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T,tE real CAUSE Of tile arrest Of I'arnell Is
hardly understood III THIS cUilitry. l'arnell
Inns burn Grating asstl agttnt!nE, nlltl 0dvocat.
Ing "boycosting," n0n-payllellt uf rent; has
been hurtlng defiance ut thu i}rl.tslt LIoi,, de-
nou'.clng the Ministry, and IMPLYING MI man
ncr Of personat epltilr.s ~ f'rctni1r Glad.
stoi,e. but the Government was u1lllnvet,
a!Ml his tafti went for nothing At lust. 'I'nr-
ntl's 14a1ld 14engllts farbntle the hunting Of
Inres, and rabbits, and foycs over tho farms
III Ireland; f.,rbn,le packs Of hounds followed
by packs OF tho nobility nuI gentry colirslna
over tho fields hunting the "preseE:es." As
SOON rs this wns tlor,e, John Bull arosc III
Ills WRATH After the manner Of tho ,1iu.l
in the old story who had been subjected
IT, every iuG;gnlty, mid who land tlc'
clMred tilere was q danger OF aro.isfng
sleeping l'nl lii Ills breast. 80 the
sleeping lion III JOHN Bulls breast was ut las
aroused! ltr had burna mitch n1ld lo1le, bMt
tl1e idcn Of stopping the nobility, with thel
/ hounds aild retainers, hunting rhe half.
starved rabbits anl hnres Of the Irish was
tnD much. Tile lion was 1t Inst aroused. MT
forthwith, tie military, and tile collstabulnry
| a,,u the navy Of tie Kingdom were put i:
motion tn arrest the bold lentlrr who had ut
| tempted to tntcrdtet the gteat English pse
| r1,utiye nj wearing rct cDntY anil following
, 1881-10-15
THE BURGESS CORPS,

CLEVELAND, Oct l+,--1lle Albany buIeess
Gurus, after dress parade III trout oi tos
oltY-ha!l this afternoon, anu supper a.
hotel, lsfL tonight fVs henle hy speela! tla1t"
, 1881-10-15

ic sntnn sort of In,pcrtineilcc thnt wo,sll be t,
plnynsl by yns'nR lnwycr wl,o, having thu H.,
Morgan 1ix m tho stand, should say. nm.
sir. rulnoMbcr that y0u are I'll your uathI" y
, 1881-10-15

Acntlemy OF sttt%lc.
f'ateteh .:reeI. MADISON. West stdN. Variety
entertainment. AstsrHunn and orcnlng.
, 1881-10-15

criterion Thcntre.
Corner Of 2edgwtek nnd tlrfslnn strcats Variety
enterlaIntuant. Afternoon and uvanlnE.
, 1881-10-15

Saturday says;
uuv. jerome has sotfted tho Relief Committec
wrunGle BY nppolnt!nx Il Htatu Committee. with
ex'senAsur llHnry T.. liuldwlt,. ut Detrot. us lts
chulrInAN. This Will restorv conttlHncet aud
60ntyAlcstt people SHOULD no luNxer withhold
contributions becnttsu Ut nuy uncertainty TINT
tho funds or supplies Will nnt 10 Judicloualy Ap-
ItfHd.
, 1881-10-15

I.yceuti 'rhcntre.
l,cspIafnes strent. ncar afatsum, West Stda. Fasi
EFT entettanniHht