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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06

TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
KILLED BY Ills SON.

KILLED BY HIS SON.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 5.-liaywoOd Meadows was
killed McNinnvie saturday night supposed by
his son, who has been arrested
THE Chassis OF MONMOUTH.
HOLMDEI, y. j., Sept. 5.-Ihe Chassis of Mon
mouth viii Ssion Reformed
here at 10 "A. m. tomorrow.
SUICIDE OF AN INSANE MAN.
MIDDLErowN, N y, sept. 5.-t. Il. Drake, of
Booningbug sullivan County Yesterday cut his throat
asylum and was discharged cured. but had relapse
posro,. srW, TWo RR9TTL4sSa TLt ,;Di ;DRoWMED ot S
Cretk, MartS Vineyard They mad becn To
No Mans Land hsnug ana drowned their
FORTRESS MONROE, Va. Sept. 5.-Battery l.
Third ulery, arrived at Yorktown this morning from ew
YORK to assist m preparing he ecanment for tue regulars
and militia during the centennial celebration.
ThE TORPEDO DISASTER.
NFWPORT IL. l., Sept 5,-Ihe naval court of
inquiry appointed 10 investigate the recent disaster at the
II probable THAI tno verdict Will u exonerate the living
TWO FISHERMEN MISSING.
GLOUCESTER Mass, SEPT. 6.-lhe schooner,
Henry Wilson which arrived thus morning from the Grand
August 2S TO their
get back account Of the thick fog,
TWO PERSONS KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
ALBANY, N y, Sept. 0.-GeOrge Mink, Jr., age
crushed 10 death to-day while COUPLING
the Northern liailIoad shortly aferward John
NJ the railroad crossing 10y locomotive and Killed
TWO MEN SHOT IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. GA dispa,ch TO The
and ri rau and woundod of Paus at Suarta Ten
sindag soott was shot accidentally while trying
rested. ''S1 ~
TELEPHONE CONVENTION Az SARATOGA
SARATOGA, n. y, sept 5.-ih third annual ses-
tomorrow over 100 opel. telephone excai os
IN The principal cities are hoe and via spend three
days IN council regarding The pest meod conducting their
busiless.
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The INDIAN MASSACRE
NOT so BAD AS FEARED.

a hfASSURING DISPATCH FROM SAN CARLOS AGENCY
ONLY CAPTAIN HENTIG AND TEN MEN KILLED.
WASHINGTON Sept. 5.-The following has lust
ncoi received from the Indian Agent at the San
Carlos Agency:
BAN CARLOS AGENCY. At
~ Me commissioner Of Indian A6,rrs WneL;nato, 3.
had ~ nave come in that affairs Biben are not 40
aud S ton ieporeo Captain Hentg, of the 9th Cavalry
Colonel @ar were @ Killed The Indian losses large
oncratn arr @ ana others reported killed false. am Co
ot pits win the military. L am fully prepared nv INV
@ aou',ts ana employees. The Agency is In no danger
c. va '''''os anu WILL TIFFANY, Agent.
San FRANCISCO, CAL, Sept. 5-The latest ad vice
mas thrown doubt on the reports that general
n'''Sacre OF Carrs command occurred. 1t is now
iopofveo that Lleutenants Cruge, Stanton. and
PROBABLY other officers succeeded in cfecting tbo;r
escape and that only Captain Hentig and some
aozeh enlisted men killed. No particulars have
peen received as yet.
LAIER-ONLY FIGHT LIVES LOST
WASHINGTON, Sept. s. 1890 D. m.-The following
mas Just been received at the Adiutant-Generars
office
r.. -. CITY OF SAN Francisco. Sept. r. 1881
- 3eyHtGat-Gener United States dytH Waski,qton
keil, aide-de-camp ' - i0'oi'o" A"n HTS
Lieutenant Stanton is on the other side of tbe
river crossing with Company f. 9Th Cavalry He
Lii i'cloSS tiat captain Henig and seven men are
u; ;n,h''' ~ ana mat Lieutenant Gordon was wounded
t 80 ono a.tacM on the post. Men cheering in the
tn,.,,t -. Wll give You more in hour. Lieu
tenant Stanton and company referred to are of the
crnJ |,' iiCieloiore reported to have been massa-
~ i"'i OdiI' MCDOWELL,
Maori ipnpralO
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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
TIE OHIO RIVER NFRY low

THE OHIO RIVER VERY Low
CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-'rhe Ohio River at this
point IS an lnch lower than there any record tor
thirty years or more.
STABBED BY \ PARDONED CONVICT
SHELBYNlLLE, Ind, Sept. 5.--Charles IIar-
capped Harlan recently pardoned from the Peniten-
ualy, where he was serving sentence for murder The
killing WAS melted by drunkenness.
ILLINOIS SOLDIERS AND SAILORS REUNION
BLOOMINGTON, Ill.,, Sept. 5.-The city is
rapidly hlling up, in anticipation OF the Illinois
Camp Mccullough fair grounds is all ready for
the veteran organizations and others; least 6OOO
men Will be in camp tomorrow night.
CINCINNATI INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-The ninth Cincinnati
Industrial Exposition opens Wednesday next, and
ana its corridors and halls we'll in the two wing
buildings built for purposes has been taken
and the exhibits in forward readinc ss.
General Noycs will make he opening address.
COLORED CHILDREN REFUSED ADMITTANCE
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Sept. 5.-ht the opening
presented themselves pupils at school for white
children. They were not admitted and returned home
The matter has been taken 10y their friends have
retained counsel and declare their intention carving
the into the courts to test the question mixed
schools.
IRON MILLS WITHOUT WoRKMEN.
CNCINNATI, Sept. 5.-Several weeks ago
Globe Rolling Min No brought IA OF skilled WORK
men here OF nonI nion men. They refused join the
Union until saturday, when they joined IT, and will leave
here tomorrow morning. Anotncr force WAS brought
here saturday, hut men also joined the Union and
went away tonight leaving The min helpless. The only
mn III TINS district now m operation Is Bcniamins a
small concern paying littsburg prices Despite ad-
Verusing OF propiletors for non-Union workmen for
weeks past they do not able obtain them and IL
uncertain now long their mills Will have TO stand idle.
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QUARANrINE PHYSICIAN DRowyED.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 5.-Dr. T.. Lloyd Howard.
quarantine physician accidentally drowned In the
harbor at Commercial Wharf, this morning He was on
his Fteam-tug, and "a the tug nearcd the wharf Dr.
Howard attempted to jump the pier lie made n mis-
step and fell between the boat aud the pier striking his
head and sinking in the water.
Dr. Howard was of the best known and most non
ular physicians OF the State he was member OF the
State Board OF Health, ana for long while
of anatomy III The University OF Maryland. He WAS Il
henncr OF the lncdca commission sent 10 New Orleans
III lSIS 10 inquire INTO ana report yellow fever then
preVaent on the lower Mississippi. He about forty
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PLEURO-PNEUMONIA COMMISSIONERS.

CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The Pleuro- -Pneumona
Commissioners who left here week for Peoria have
returned ana resumed the investigation here. Professor
Ihayer says the object in going to Peoria was to examine
the cattle sheds III connection with tho dsieres and
brewercs there, ana to find the conditions under
which the animals fed in places 30 they might
Know whether lhcy were favorable the contraction
ana ucNelopnent OF disease. Nothing Vas seen O ind
cue Ie presence OF pleuro-pneumond, and
NphlshloLers nave seen, nothing them 10 sup
pose ii exists i'll the West. To-day the CmIasIoners IN
spected the barns connected with the dstcrles und
DrcWoreS this city. ''
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GENERAL CARR'S WIFE AND SON.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 5.-Capt. John Maguirc,
of this city fathern-law OF General Carr, reported
killed at Camp Apache, Arizona, has received no
intelligence from the scene of the massacre, but
his daughter was "a great faVorte with the Indians
he has strong hopes that she has not been killed.
The son, Clark Carr, lad OF fifteen years, aud
was spending his summer vacation with his parents.
lie had been attending school ut Garden City, near
New-York and to 80 to Europe this 1ali to
finish his education.
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AN OBDURATE LIQUOR DEALER.

OCEAN GROVE, N. j., Sept. 5.-Barzillai
grover VINO owns u hotel at Now-Bedford, six miles
southwest OF Ocean Grove is the proprietor of liquor
booth one mile from here Some of the ten,pcrauce
women uyng III the Grove have visited the booth and
prayed earnestly with Grover to give up the sale of
nquor Yesterday afternoon twenty four women visited
INC hotel Oh HfOVcr at NewBcdiod at his request he
pay pay Ing ,of nee large stages used in the trip For
or hours the women pray and eXhorted with Grover
peals - ' ~ '~''N ~
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III.
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.

WAsHINGToN, Sept 3, $40 D. m.-The following
has just been transInitted S
TO LOWELL, Minister. LOnd0n
This has been the hottest day OF the season and the
heat has told upon the President His puIsc and ton
perature have been higher than Tor several DAYS tt
In other respects there has been special
favorable or adverse II in expected that he viii he "n
moved TO Long Branch tomorrow ItIs hOped That tho
sea air Will siren gthen. him. BLAINE. Secretnry
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THE FIRE RECORD.
WINE MANUFACTORY BJrRNED

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept. 5.-The Mon
uceuo Wine Mandatory has been destroyed by fire.
The building and $4,000 gallons Of new wine were
ruined, beside 10000 gallons of old The fire was
accidental The following is the Merchants
and Mechanics Insurance Company of Virginia So Ooo
virginia State Insurance Company, So 800; Virginia
FIRE and Marine Company $500; Home Insurance
Company, Of New-York, So, 500; Franklin Insurance
company OF Philadelphia, So, $500 London and Liver
pool ana Globe Insurance Company 81 600 The loss
apoV,the insurance Is from $25, 600 TO 10000.
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OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. Sept. $3.50 n. m.-The
President was somewhat restless during the early
part OF the night, but slept we'll after midnight He
has taken by the mouth and retained the nutrInrpt
prescribed THIS morning his pulse less frequent
than yes erday. His temperature is q degree above
normal Pulse lO2, temperature 99J. respiration $.
ID. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD
ROBERT REYBURN.
ID. HAYES AGNEW.
1880 D. m.-Thc Presidents condition has not
changed materially since the last bulletin was
lssned, except that there is some increase in thc
frequency OF the pulse. He has taken with some
reIsh the nourisment administered by the mouth
ana mad no return OF gastric irIitability. Pulse
la, temperature 09.5. respiration -.
d. W. BLISS.
j. II. BARNES
j. j. WOODWARD
ROBERT kEYBURN.
ID. HAYES AGNEW.
6:30 p. m.-No material change has taken place
IN the condition of the President since morniny
Ihe parotid abscess continues to improve and the
wound remains about the same. The pulse is some
What less frequent than at noon. At present il ia
loS temperature 90.S, respiration IS. Should no
untoward symptoms prevent, it is hoped to move
the President 10 Long Branch Tomorrow
ID. W. BLISS
j. \. BARNES.
j.. Woodward
ROBERT RKYDURN
-. HAYES AGNEw.
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THE CONTEST IN VIRGINIA.

LEXINGTON, Va, Sept. 5.-Messrs. Cameron
and Daniel met here to-day before 5000 persons OF
lockbridge County. Each candidate spoke for two
hours. Mr.. Cameron said he did appear as "a Demo-
crat or Republican He a candidate of the Read
Juster party. Mr. Daniel proclaimed himself Democrat
and in favor of the payment of the Of vr
gina. Ihs county has been Readiustcr" hereto
fore but Mr. Daniel had the majority with him to-day
The indications that the debt-payers will carry the
State by 10000 majority.
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THE PRESIDENTS SONS.

WAsiuNGTON, Sept 5.-Dr. D. w. Hawkes.. the
tutor of the Presidents sons left Washington AT 10
O'Clock tonight, accompanied by Harry and james
A. Garfield, jr., and Don Rockwell, for Williams
town, Mass, where the young men will enter Will
liams College on Thursday. Gaylord Hunt accom-
panies the Presidents sons as far as New-York
where the party will spend few hours to-mor-
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CONTEMPLATED TRANSFER or 4 PRIEST

NEWBURG, n. y, Sept. Sit is stated pub
hcy 'Hat oardhal hcCloskey has 1t in contemplation TO
transfer the Rev. Joseph Il. Mooney of St. Parick's
Church. this city, to NewYork, with u view of placing
MN IN charge OF the largo congregation ST. Paricks
Shrcn thete whose pastor, the Rev Father Farrell has
pc'n elevated 10 Blshoprc. Mr.. Mooney able and
eloquent preacher and has popular both
anu cut OF Lis cAuIch-
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STOLEN DL4MONDS RECOVERED.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept. 5.-John McCor-
mick, New-York stage thief, has been arrested here.
Last May he robbed lady passenger in a Broadway
stage or diamond earrings worth 81 900, and another
Huy Oh $1,000 IN money The stones from which the
settings lad been removed have been recovered in this
mCk was released
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PRESIDENT GARFIELD

no LEAVE WASHINGTON THIS MORNING.
rvrRYrHING IN READINESS FOR THE JoURN TO
LONG BRANCH-THE PATIENT ANXIOUS TO GET
AWAY FROM THE SICK RooM-TIiE SURGEONS
VERY HOPEFUL OF GOOD RESULTS FROM THE
CHANGE-HGH PULSE AND TEMPERATURES
CAUSED BY GREAT HEAT.
preparations were made yesterday and last
evening both at Washington and at Elberon,
for the removal this morning of the President
from the White House to the Francklyn Cottage
Il is thought satisfactory arrangements have
been made to secure for the patient painless
and safe transit. The President is very anx-
ious to get away from the scene of his suffer-
ings. and the physicians are very hopeful of
Good results from the change. The intense
heat of yesterday had its effect upon the patient
and caused an increase of pulse and tempera-
ture. In other respects the physicians said,
his condition indicated improvement.
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FUNERAL or HENDRICK B. WRIGHT

WLKEsBARRE, Penn, Sept. 5.-The funeral Of
Hendrick Is. Wright took place at o'clock this after
noon Bishop Stevens OF Philadelphia assisted by the
Rev Mr. Hayden of this city, and the Rev. Mr. williams
OF Ptsbug conducted the services. An immense throug
o. people was in attendance.
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GENERAL ARTHUR STILL IN NEw-YoRK.

General Arthur said last evening that he had no
intention of gong to Washington last night. He
knew of nothing which would call hun there
Friends OF General Arthur say that it is not un-
Akeiy thal he wlll go to Washington within day
or two he opinion seems 10 be gaining ground
among them that he will be- called on very soon to
assume the dntles of President while General Car
Held is absent from the seat OF Government
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ASSIGNMENT BY 4 CORPORATION

LAWRENCE, Mass, Sept 5.-The Lawrence
Worsted Mills, corporation formed about year ago,
made assignment to-day for the benefit OF creditors
The total liabilities, including 5000 owing TO employees,
are stated 10 be Sll000 The assets, il is claimed,
amount to $4,000 Capital stock $4,000, owned
principally here,
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INCENDIARrEs on LONG ISLAND.

Three large barns four horses with grain,
implements, carriages. etc. the premises of Daniel
togarty, at Jamaica Hil L. L., destroyed by fire
Sunday night O'clock. The was So O0O nsur-
ance, "a O0O in the Royal the Westchester and Ner
chants Insurance Companies The fire of incendiay
origin.
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PRAYER MEETINGS TO BE HELD.

A meeting for prayer for The recovery of tho
President and for National hum, liatIon before God will
be held IN the Thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church
this morning from 10 tu II o'clock
Inc KEY Nj L. NilinS the chaplain, will hold special
service OF prayer for The health aud welfare of tho Pres
Iuet lh thc chcI OF BclleYuc IOApltnl t0ny at
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SHOOTING A PICKPOCHET.

William Russell, a pickpocket, was shot in
the leg last nbt by Detective Scheisner who was try
ing TO the thiee WHO had caught stealing
watch. The criminals acconplce was also arrested.
This occurred in the Bowcry.
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sng sb caviar snglass and oil for the year
1872 So was $l7S4o50 The fresh fish amounted SAB,
49, E,2IU pounds, salt fish 16793,54 pounds frozen
i ns 81 300 pounds, smoked fish l72l 40 pounds,
eaa ~ 100 pounds, isinglass 5000 pounds and oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
CITING HIMSELF Up.

John Quinn, who killed Owen Mcfarland.
in Newark by blow, Saturday night surrendered
himself last night after midnight at tho Newark Police
Headquarters.
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HOUSE DESTROYED IN UNION HILL, n 7

HOUSE DESTROYED IN UNION HILL. NJ J
A handsome dwelling house on the Boule-
Vard' Union HID, N j., was destroyed by fire on Sun
day morning. The house one of the Oldest on the
hill the general Impression being that was built nearly
century ago IT was unoccupied, and the Is sup
posed to have been started by thieves had broken in
The loss is estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
GENERAL MoLINEUx,s SUCCESSOR

Colonel William II. Brownell, of the Forty
seventh Regiment, Of Brooklyn, unanimously
elected Brgader General of Eleventh Brigade last
evening. He succeeds Brigadcr-ti ieneral g. L. Mo-
ucuX, who resigned in June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-06
DIR. HAMILTON'S MOVEMENTS

Dr. Hamilton said last night that he would prob
ably go TO Long Branch this morning to meet the
President. lie to be informed ON the start of
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NEW-LONDON CENTENNIAL
PATRIOTIC FERvoR AROUSED.

ihH PREPARATIONS ALMOST COMPLETE poR
BRILLIANT CELEBRAT1oN-A GRAND Rryo1u-
ToNARY REVIVAL
. new London is profusely decorated with
nags Tor the centennial celebration which takes
pace to-day. The city Is crowded with people.
seven naval vessels are in the harbor. Great
popular interest is manifested. and several per-
sons OF distinction are expected to take part
IN the proceedings.
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THE LAKE FISHERIES.

WAsHINNTON, Sept GA report catch
and prod0Gt OF the fisheries OF the great lakes Issued
from the Census Office that the total value OF fresh
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FEELING OF BAPTIST PREACHER,

FEELING OF BAPTIST PREACHERS.
The Baptist Pastors Conference yesterday
adopted resolution OF sympathy with tho President
and nope for his recovery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-12

- loan exhibition or pictures o.
nhakespearean subjects u now open g
Stratford-on-Avon.
With the death Of his son. Sir Percy
Shelley. the poet. will. ia common with
byron. have no descendant or Biz name.
Mr.. Gladstone translated ssRock ~
Ages" into Latin, and Il Il sung by
monks In many converts on the cont.
rent.
Mr.. George Bancroft divides hIs
time pretty equally between his writ
ings. his roses and his horseback exer.
else at Newport The venerable histo-
rian will be eighty one IN October.
THE New Testament for . pen-
nv, II said TO have found already 150..
goo purchasers in England. The pub
Usher intends 10 issue 4 French edition
for q sou. for circulation in France.
HELEN Hunt (Alrs. Jackson) len
New England . pale, delicate invalid.
and now In her Colorado home She
weighs 200 pounds. She il engaged On
her work concerning the Indians.
-kossuth will finish the third volume
q his memoirs, and will write no more.
He has material 70 extend the works 10
twenty volumes. but he will leave Il for
bis sons 70 treat IS they think hest.
Rose Bonheur. the celebrated artist.
- fifty-eight years old. Not infre-
quently has she been paid for her work
81 the rate Of $500 3 day. Her first
picture was received at the Salon when
she was but nineteen years Of age.
Samuel J. Tilden Is said to be the
keenest collector Of illustrated books IL
America and has a collection inferior 10
none. II includes, to mention one
thing, an illustrated Milton extended 10
SIX great volumes. with all the plates Of
Al the great editions from Stothard il
the last century TO Dore in this.
President Eliot, Of Harvard Col
lege, once said that when he was called
the head Of that institution he was
. ID. ID. nor an LII. d., but that
Williams College promptly stepped in
and conferred the latter degree upon
him. President-elcct Carter. OF Will
was in about the same position till
Union College recently gave him the
title.
Carlyle. As q young man. could not
Ind 9 profession. shrinking from the
and inclining rather to the law.
because. as he said, "no mean com
are requisite for prospecting il
e" The lack Of settled employment
'ankled, and in 1921 he wrote 70 his
John: 1T is q shame and
Il me ut this 2 TO be gliding
bout in strenuous idleness. with no
land in the game Of life, where | have
ct 80 much TO win. no outlet for the
estless faculties. which are up ii mu-
my and staying q another for lack Of
air enemies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-08-12

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