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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
BECK ON

Senator Beck of Kentucky in discuss
ing the political probabilities in case of
the Presidents death said: ''There is
great fear expressed that Conkling would
have a voice in Arthur's administration.
l don't think it would work harm if he
did. l have never known Conkling to do
anything that was corrupt, and he un
doubleday has great ability. I cannot
see any just cause for apprehending that
Arthur's administration would not be a
good n because he might have a part
In ~ -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04

Eleven passengers and 2s of the crew were
saved.
Terrible Drouths i'm New Jersey.
TRENTON IN. j., September 1.-THE
crops and cattle are suffering from drouth,
which extends the whole length and breadth
Of the State. The Blue mountains, in
New Jersey, are blazing for miles. A
dense smoke obscVres the sun. The heat
is intense in the northern portion of Hud-
son county, where the water supply is en-
tirely derived from wells. The residents
are compelled to cart water from Jersey
City aud HobokeD, and are paying as high
as $40 a load. The North Hudson Rail-
road Company, which have about 600
horses at West Hoboken, cart all their
water in large iron tanks. The Burlington
Company report the Delaware river and all
the streams uncommonly low. The wells.
~cisterns and springs afford barely enough
water for family use. The corn crops and
pastures are burning up. Not even a ves-
tige Of green can be seen in many fields.
A Gloomy Outlook.
RICHMOND, Va, September 1.-The
drouth continues throughout the State.
The effects are ruinous in many counties.
The corr and tobacco crops are burned up.
The streams have gone dry and stopped the
mills, and the farmers are put to great ex-
pense in getting water for stock. The
James river is lower han for fifty years.
The tobacco crop, and fall crops generally,
may be a complete failure. The dust in
the roads is fearful, and the situation is
alarming.
The virginia DrOuth.
FREDERICKSBURG (Va.b September e.
The unprecedented drouth prevailing in
Northern Virginia has been disastrous to
the corn crops. In some portions rain has
not fallen in three months. There is nc
food for cattle, and in some cases the PEG.
pie trayel thirty miles. On the Upper
Rspahannock water is hauled from the
river for household use.
Died.
WLKEsBARRE, September 2~.-Congress-
man Hendrick B. Wright died this evening.
Death of Ben Buffers Son.
BosToN, September benjamin IsraeI
Butler. aged q, son Of BENZ. Butler, died
yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04

OF st. Louis, the Post Dispatch says:
There is no Disgusting the fact, st. Louis
is a great, big, overgrown provincial
town. In many respects We are running
behind with every revolution of the sun.
Our streets are wearing out, u police
force is too small, our fire department
needs strengthening and we are generally
being choked and ~strangled by a hoggish
charter which seems to have been cut out
for Jefferson City instead of a metrop-
a1is
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
MUSIC WILL Be FURNISHED BY
THE MILITARY BANDS.
OF RUBY HILL.

The Bar. Lunch. Fruit and Ice Cream stands
will be under the direction of competent per
sons, and the public can rest assured that they
will be promptly and reasonably served.
The grounds are located about 30 miles from
Eureks. on the banks Of good springs Of water,
with plenty Of shade.
The train will leave Ruby Hill at $50 A. NJ.
Eureka Con. timel. and the head of Clark
street. Eureka, att A. NJ. Town time) sharp.
Returning trains will leave the grounds at 80.
Perfect safety and strict order will be main
tanned by Special sherifs, both on the ears
and grounds.
Round Trip Tickets................s2
Tickets to be had at all the business places In
Eureka snd Ruby Hill.
Ruby Hill, August q. 1881. au2std
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04

The New York Sun estimates that the
votes in New York this Fall will be ESQ.,.
900 less than the Presidential election.
II the quarrel between the stalwarts and
half breeds is kept up. the Sun believes
that there is only one thing that can pre-
vent the overwhelming defeat Of the Re-
publicans, and that is ''the stupidity and
quarrels Of the Democracy"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
Scientific Researches.

Mount Whitney, which lies east of the
Yosemite Valley, is some $4,000 feet high.
There is now upon its summit an Eastern
party of scientists, who have come into the
clear atmosphere of California. and sought
that elevation to make experiments upon
air, heat and light. One object Of the
party is to determine the mount of sun
heat that comes to the earth in q given
time. Most of this heat is absorbed by our
atmosphere, but by measuring the quanti-
ty found at several attitudes they hope to
arrive at q conclusion regarding the total.
Prof. Langley, who has charge of the par
ty, holds that sunlight is neither white,
nor yellow, nor golden, that it is colorless,
in fact, or blue like the vault of heaven,
and he thinks he can confirm his theory
there and reduce it to a scientific fact.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
The Virginia DrOuth.
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.

A Dreadful Indian Massacre i'm Ari.
xona-Gen. Carr and His Entire
Command Slain The Custer
Butchery Finds n PARALLEL Pal.
ty of Eight Also KilIed-The Saw.
ages Attack Camp Apache and are
Repulsed-The Situation in New
Mexico Nana's Death.dealing
Raid-TroOps Being Pushed % the
FrOnt-Etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
HOTEL BUSINESS
FOR SALE.

TINE OWNER OF A WELL EsTABIiSn 49,.
l. hotel in this county. doing . gov ,s,I,
ness, is DESTROYS Of selling the SAME anu b,
ing from business. ANY party wishing 'opI |.
chase can have the privilege OF ren ~asa
the house q reasonable time for the p'if M.
satisfying themselves of the amount ,his
ness transacted. For particulars Apply .ssa
once.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
FOR SALE.
Splendid Property at a Great Bargain

THE PLACE KNOWN AZ MITcHELL b
LYONS RANCH. In stsptoe Valley. midway
between Ward and Cherry Greek. Is for sale o.
. great bargain on easy terms. It contains
1000 acres under fence. The land grows hay,
grain and vegetables. 1t Is also Q magnificent
stock range. b improvements consist Of .
dwelling. stables. ~corrals, etc. Their is also Q
good dairy eutht. Will be sold with or without
the horses and cattle. The proprietors offer
to sell because they desire to go East. Address
Mitchell 4 Lyons. Cherry Greek. White Pine
County, or spply on the premises. ss4tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04

A E in Utah says he counted IA
infantile heads in one door Of q cabin ON
the Jordan river. II this is true, says the
Detroit Free Press, ii was indeed a one
door-full sight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
FOR SALE OR RENT,

A HOUSE AND BARN-THE HOUSE HAS
IA ave rooms and two closets, three Of the
rooms being of stone and two Of frame. The
mouse Is warm In Winter and comfortably cool
IN summer. To reliable tenant will rent fer
80 q month price on sale, 5000. Apply on
premises 70 4 WIN. COMBS. sci i'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04

- Very Valuable Prizes will be
offered % the following Games
Glass Ball Shooting, Foot Racing.
Fat Mems Race. Sack Race, Ladies'
Foot Race, Archery and Boys Race.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04
BASEBALL:

A Prize of TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS will be offered to be
played for between the Austin and Eureka
Clubs.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-09-04

A DANCING PAVILION 25x6O.
, 1881-09-03
The Tkecesat Find Of Royal Egyptian
Dummies,

Tho finding at Thcbos or tnirty-nno mum-
mica OF Egyptian royal and prlestty pcrsonngos.
which bus 6een haile.I In EUROPE W tna greatest
arcnauloeical discovery slueo Sir tie1ry La.
ttunce:, Two-th!rls Of tho inuu!nlos arr now
h!entitoi by means nf tho Inscriptions Upon
their cascs and tho nlnluscripta found. They
ure. for the must part. Kings mud Queens, with
tboIr chIldron, rl1KlnR thtuugh four dynnAtlcs.
beginning With tho seventeenth and an,5lng With
200 Y lot H. =. Thu mummy u
tho pharo9h Of israel y among thesc,
tho mummy Of Thotu,cs i'll. O whose rv'g. tno
ol,ollsk TINT stands IN C0ntral !'nrk. Naw fnEk,
wns first orccta.l. Tho imagination fairly faltuts
ln tho nttenpt to rcnllze that th1so iiKuroa hnve
been brought back frlMn tho vast aHl Ehure!Gss
sea of l:ayptlnn nnttlulty 10 our S own iay an1
thoy " had b.:cn t,luukotl u few mouths auo," nru
found lyiu9 !n tic Wrapp!l,Es Ut Kings who wero
dead centuries bcf0rp tho PhhFAoh Ut Israel was
born; and the pa:sakv er nearly t,kn yeasa haa ~
scrlpttons Rud ponelllInss. (which asn Ms bright
and fresh ~ II IAo Artat had tt,lohe1 them but
yesterday" Thls iB u wHpdcrfHi prize fur
archaeological seicnco, tho full lnpunlng OF which
schoiars probably nrp Just bcslnatDg to appre-
GtRtp.
, 1881-09-03

tk,st opportunity for ncqtltrtnE knowledge ltf
baltimore is mixed, and l.as gone on at
haIf cock. Instead Of doing her injury, tho
transfer of :he v1rx!ula sI'd!nnd Ksi11oad
t' t,'" III. ., 3'"'''''''''0 '' ''''''''"' ID ~
TIE l11oEsF THIN"
iat r 1. as eS1t + e" Zee. Go xxsn 't .1 blGfa s n
'',soo, ", ar ,' e ' ,tt '' ta rrs,r
s sn',th .ue ~ hrr ani % # 'J linz 's'si,9 eiv"p
tS'" Ills ,,p" @ nS s's Instant, M w1iis liz aSin a"dsr
stss II. Witt sTG's'TsY1 ass 1 l. @ S'Sfs & &tYf"rsSs f"T9rs
'Tiie now owner Of thu Virgi.Iia MidluiNl il
y GlyyGs. ! SsW YossR y @ II 10 M i'sad. f Ts
csn m months uea, and lbs inntc amazing ni Hj
progress in tliat tlne. Ii tic brEIniai1sg
oy i 5 r. ii rsHst'y s c! %'asSsr' 9 ssf tss ,fS wS ;
wcru parties to tic enterprise. Suw il uwils
and tlaY in U,H,ratiOn over 1TU tnfieH Of rulI-
war, will ryN miles ntttljtiornt r0,lstr,cttn{
nr Under contract. The syndicate embraces
suci canilutists nIld
PRACTICAL MEN
rs tho Clydes Of baltimore. Philadelphia aud
Nav Tirk. the Stnwnrty III lHchn1nntI.
t:eorge Logan, tien: Dufor.l, and others nf
!s!cliiilond, and l'erkInses, Ut New York:
every rnIlroul south Of lie I'DtUn,ac,
nlld nro extending their lines III
iii directions. Tie general public Inns hid
little knowledge Of thakyndicntu's operations,
listsi On tic boards nf tic New Yori Stock
Exchange, Tho undertaking being ullu or IT,
vcst,nent purely, fron. which res!ltts arc not
expected lii tho t,arkets Ut Wall street.
syndicate atMl rapuiarly knowM rs tic Ktci,-
llu,,.t & DAltyfIlu xy8ten UU,lIprtse tho iskeEl-
moMd Il Danvillc, u,o lstchlnond, York
River IL Chesapeake, the North Cara
lima, tho Western Isailrnatl of North
Carolina, tito Charlotte, Culnnt-
bia Il Augusta, Tho COininbn
4 fircunvIltc, tho Atlanta Il Charlotte Air
Line, tic Northeastern Railroad Of tieorein,
gtnfn Midland, Just purchased. These
| fr,ods c0vcr tic tCrrll0ry frtM IIa[-
, 1881-09-03

soc1At1sTs ExrEi.i.Ep FitOM sTitAslsutsd.
SrnAs)n;lsu, 1ept. 2.-rhe Alsacu-f.orrasne
Gazctte snys the Governor Inns uxpa1tcd from
StrnsburE two wurklncn snapccte.t Of being
connected with tho t;or,l,an Socialist lcattcrs
for the purpose Ut starting Socialist propa-
gaitla IN Alsace-l Lorraine.
DEATH oF \ cEtEfilsArEf, FAINTER.
LONDON, Sept. 2-I1so death Is announced
OF Gustave Richter, Tho German natnlcr aild
Professor In thu Berlin Academy Of Art.
Admiral. y0S srosCI1 tn lEFIsE.
A berlin correspondent says tia retirement
Of Admiral VoM Stosch rs Cliicf Ut the tier
man Admiralty IL expected shortly. Vtcc-
Admiral Batscll will probably bc Ills sue
ccssor,
AMENDING THE ECctEslAsTtCAr. LAws.
A Berlin correspondent says: Another
ecclesiastical law-nlncl,dment net Is being
elaborated In the Ministry of Worship for
presentation Mt The next session 0f tho Ter
lilan Parliament.
, 1881-09-03
. .,,,,o Passengers and twenty-five Of
' '' The Crew Wero All Who
Survived.
r. 1ondon "Lancet's 5" Opinion Of
'A' oaraeld's Case, Not an Un'
favorable One.
r,.,,nol NoiIco from Francis Joseph to
'''' lle.auler to Drop t1lo Pan
S1ayisl1 Agitation.

THE WRECK.
wOI.sE AND WORSE.

II
,u.nox Sent, IA tltsmtcl, from Cape
r.'sn hus the following: Tho survivors
ivs" isa'a ,ha wreck Of tic union Mail fteamer
ranto rSn' statc that Two hours before the ship
.,nr rsdt ,ta boats wcrc lowered to level with
,f ,ss ,a,lworks anil provisions aud compasses
pIt mn boat broke loose from Its fastcnlnEs
vh[Is being lowered, and slx wcro brought
aongside. ......
piees In shosi,. -.
-,om tho steamer sanl by tho hcatl, taking
aorn will. her four bouts, which were not
t.ty clear Of Tho ship
riosu Of tho passengers and crew who roso
tothe surface chung to tho ltontlng wrcckage
mill plckelt up by those WHO rlglItcd tho
third boat.
il layl1slit tho bouts matlc for Simoy's
gay. oil who were clingtng to spars bcing
trft taken aboard. ...
Ths Tcuton hat eM passengers, efghty-tlvo
.ev, and twenty coolies oh buart.
Eleven passengers and twenty-five Of tho
rtw Eero saved.
, 1881-09-03

Tho Lilo Of tic tsornlan Chancellor ut
"TklsxcngrM.
Yf,ht.,F .Ittar

Tho Lilo OF the Gorman Chancellor nj
Tilsxengch.
Hautbn JpnFnnl.
Kisscngcn, III Bavaria, Is tho fayorlt water
inx pIuce Of tla Empress Ut AustrIa, and 1t
was there tint the Empress Eugcnie also
liked to sreiltl her summers when ller dulles
did not demand her presence In l'arts. Prince
Bismarck clusse Kissougvn for his resting
place during the "leated term" so1ao ycaTs
ago, MID las ever sinco beon the lion OF tho
nsG9nofinooa H. Sss ~ es1%t ,,.s sret IT sn
distance fr1ln the kMrsaal. wl1ere society fs-
sen,bltS In ily, and, although hundred OF sls-
ltors walk down to tho house " the l'om 9i
iseoSsr 5Ys!tS S a'ythpx @ niota stslkv tai tic si
Irregular mid batiiy.patntcA walls arc l'ar-
tally co,,eealetl by foltagc. Te ,l.rte, n9rte,
Ut ru,lk or dignity about tlle csta1ltst'-
mont Is rather shabby sentinel, wlo .locs
honorary guard for ttln Dayarlal! Goyer!.'
l'rinco consequently, gives dinners only to
getltlulncn. Yhesn dinners. usually Eutlser
together but i've o. sLx people. an4 u Is saia ~
that the chairs III tle ttInll!G-ruo''l arD W Ot
Wjiuiu establishment Is i'll tho last stages ut
slubblness. Tile rrinco hinlsolf !ias beconlo
10 enormous OF lutte yenra tlAt hY can 10
longer occupy IN UrdlnAry tliMlhK-ctlalr to
at IFS feet Lie raruly Arusscs for llulor, w.
pcciaily wnen he il ut klsssifgem. but wcn.s
Il Loose cuut Of coa!so clotll. Although the
phys!ylllts arg very soyerc Will mp. ,t nila
tions Hi w'len they discover tint lie has beell
ssi ;aash ns IL asrlax si t e famous a sssr of lis
siugc. Ile Is rs fona oi champagne. Of Bor-
aid tiers aru .tlnes Wien they scem to do
).iin 10 ilarlIi. bismarck wns formerly ono
Ut the greatest cl,alnpagne1rlnkers IL
Europe;. Aalf 3 dozen hottlss lInlt no
more stest on l's 4SStS y, uf!r' fn'o "rinn hha'!
~ people. But In lts lattor ycars Ills capac-
liy I,as been rcduce.l. Young rrlnca 3ls-
riarck Is with lIis father THIS ysar, y slight
retly.nent tro te iaasY: q sSrv ~ yfa1, ~,
ltjs INarl nitvT i,ls r0tua1,tlo adventure with
tia Beautiful Princess Of carolattl. It tis NOW
sald TINT inasraks l'as nsc arra',Gsd a1, ~ ~
tG%ys GSess FS MStassy asstoS Sauxsr 'd & e W re-
iulur Df Austria. Dislnalck's company ts as
mixed ns Ills Wlncs lle receives md eItor,
talns luan Ut mark FROM ai! e1nhtrtes, nlitt
Ills caIlyersattoli = 1lDt only brilliant eltl ~
current topics. liz ia oue OF tho few s!ates.
nIeu p!M politicians, wllo understand thy
marked value of sl'aIl t9lk. llo Ii very t0ist'
0f showing Ills ACCOMPLISHMENTS 10 HIS FIS'
ltors. Al,d Il ii satl tllat Qnu uay, receiving q
Y!sIt from 6eigllar Manlini, tho present lta!.
iall Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1lslnaruk sal
owl, coltlposltlun, reinarkliX afterwards j.!
an uff-haiid nllli.iier that in Prussia politl'
einns found tine To cultivate the arts" Se
they do IN Italy," replied tue Visitor, and tax
Glg 4 place At tha plano lie pluyel over from ta
giailfnx t0 end, Gn entirely frunl lnenlory, tl.t
p{pco which Ao llal lust heard Prince Dls
ina1ck play for the first tilue.
, 1881-09-03

THE WIBEACIst.s i.E1'rlNt1 To OF ALI. THEIR


THE wisEAcIsEs i.E1'tlSH 10 OF ALL THEIR
"lsbosl.
Sntctds Dttpafsh to ts et4fieo Tribune.
NEW IOlst, Scpt. l.--Ilie Hon. Ge0Tge II.
1lpl,esou, spenkfnr OIL the subject of rrcst.
DENTAL inability today, ut tho Ircyourt
House, In this city, where he Is temporarily
stonninr sa,d. Wl,on dare tlis f,,u-
h,lIty ar;vap rv wi,"u IL tho unrs,
us'lS s''su ns m"um 10 'M, I"Ss
1lon & OF the tt, 1t"9lIity 70 , 10 asc'oea: . ,a
ton, WHOM docs this Inability arlsc? 1t must
first nf nil la ,lcrIded what In s,,rl inability
"s 10 ,s,,,ta,,,,,,nt"i 10 thu f,.,,,s,it,,t1,,,,
~ su'ea'ea ap. - p, ~ .y =, nps,, ~, .,. ~,
I'LL p(lcer, aid lto las not the p0wer to d0 1t.
uhe,, tnubilltv Exists. More generally. wien
a., of.I,rr ,nret. n ,,nty ti,e ,wrft,rtunurn of
Will, H. t,+.,,,,. ra,,,,tr1', -. H.,
then au inability exists,
MERE rRAys1rsr 1ycAr.clry.
IN the or,icr If Nature n,ui ,nily life. st'c], ns
teniporary absence, or passing sickness,
or transient inability Of my kind not
affecting tho legal performance Ut the
duty Or lis effect Wien done, is
t%.ian ,n ,t u'nn T. ~ Il snc, ,nt,,r9 nj AMI
dnrntnn thst tf,s oillcer oant,ot do iulnortnl,t
duties 81 IN Important htt,ce ,.fluifilled tor d
time sufficient to withdraw from! tic otl'ce
and its fuliilament the effective influence and
governing mimi OF tie officer himself, tneM
IN Inability cxtstR
~ THE r,,rsryr 1SyrAScE.
q, ,,rr 10 I'm 1,rosidu,t +. ,hi, Intn,1,co,,t1x,
r. ,I.s;,n liz fiahttnt ntitters r., diSnr;rn III,
,1,tins tvhi., th".."rn "nt,,oriye,l ~ tnsv -,
,nrtS9r, 10 s,is ro,,rs"nt aIic,, .iWt ~,
nr ~ ~ te ts % n,n nt13smat,vr1y :" Irs,11,
tHnt m ~ ntsnr - rniinv i,n t1rsvn5, linn tsni
wt,;.h Il hnimr tniinw,d mt i'm M, iHaIIj.
~ Wj ~ nrs. fntii Se,u e aetuaj ,ty In Is ire,
snr',, T,nt won @ t,.tv nct'niiv nres.t,ts
it.naf ro't ra",' m, n Il" ;1nrfnrr"n, hT lin,
mIic,, t.; T. u,nh,c w orpr5x !" nr9fnr,.
tbeIi Tho InabilIty Contaminated by iho Con.
st!tutIon actually exlsts, aud by tho Coll-
duty to perform 1t slssolyes upon tho Vice
Trcstlei!t.
TWO QUESTIONS
remnin-namcty: "}Yhp Is to te tie Judge
wLuIi this uu,,ditIo1, Ut things orlse3Y What
ar., t., In flse rVicrrs If il "' The Constilll,
tinn ilsnIf nr,yi,ies no jutlgo or trib,lltNl
n in ti"ri,fe tl,is question Of Inability.
tl,n,I tte TcxIsfatnro nf the Statf III New
Ynrk. rjW Cabi,,et llns jIO other power tu
;iecitin the question. The President himself
rni,nnt ingnliy tlncIdy it.n
"'''"'' - WIN 1,,uv
| ,,,.,,, NAM NA"'
! IS 70 ueelao e. =. ,,,,,,,.;,,, IN, t,,,,.r.s,
tno Ause.1ee " H. " ~
pferA!1n1tts ~ ~ eu ,sM"5csa, ~ sns s,r . ~,
neluully leciuul hls qalcsla'n. M1u !o Wo.!e
iii lltlNll sEIlGl1tt Huu4bpuLAu
, 1881-09-03
30 SPECIAL ACTIVITY IN THE PRODUCE
3tAtKETH.

20 SPECIAL ACTIVITY IN THE PRODUCE
,tAtlKErS.
Speetdf Dispaleh to 7At f:tteaso Tribune
NEw Yoi,,s, Sept. a.-'rhgte was no special
activity ar excitement III my Of tic markets
hire this M0rnIng, but rather hating WAS
noticeable III nit, NJ us,nf nfter the months
deliveries arc nlntte tO see whether the trntt-
e,lcy of tile markets has changed, or tho COLI
troll of stocks ai,d hence uf tlle deals passed.
Into other hands. As result thcrc was eUll-
siderable rea1izlMy uf profits h0ti. lit brgntt-
stiiifs aid provisions. and got the markets nb-
sorbe'l NIL tho offerings not Only without
yielding. but absolutely with MI advance III
Hearty all.
1>hou!s1tYS MORE rNMUrtAl THAN CHICAGO.
Tic 1lcy. Gcorge Z. Mia, who went ont
To Chicago frum BROOKLYN to succeed tho
iscy. ftubc IT Coliycr. and VITO is now horo
visiting, wns asked to-stay how the cllunlcs
in Chicago weru attended, tn which ,a IT.
piled: "lletter thu, In brooklyn. TilouHl,
tho immortality III tho Wcst,ynny be more
manifest yot tf0nbt whether tho moral
condition Of Brooklyn would compare fnyor-
ubly with that Ut Cl,tcasu. III Brooklyn,
howcycr, they understand better how to
cover up things"
nt:An lo1,iEs nECovEREp.
10 tho trtssern Aasa4ased Prtss. ...
NEW YOlsis, Sept. 3.--Yhn bodies Of tho
tllissing wnrkinel,, Dnnfel Bradley and IL.
Grain, WGrC fOllItl to-day tn the tllt1ls Ut tito
explosion ut Frbit street. lnst night.
c1.osED On AccouSr OF HEAT.
The public schools OF jersey City continue
| closed another week, owing to tic Intense
l. heat.
| TAstMANI.
.TlEe 1sinmally Gener,lI Committee TO-
h15hs aptsd IT, Ttlneop1iy rcso
Organization. Resolutions were alsu passed
expressing nbhprrcuee ut lllc attempted
assassination " President Garfield, tr,iderlnX
him and family. sympathy, aud expressing =
| lUW that his lfiu ltiKstt tN spared fur tho
administration Ut patriotism ai,d usefulness.
Juliil Kelly tlatle an Address, III tho course
Ut Which 1le saitl tlMt Hancock WIS not Ie-
fratcu IN this city. Rural Democrats were
| accountable tOr tie ctlemy's yiciury. Speak
lug Of tho cunning Stlte Convention, ho suid ::
!" Let me sec Democratic Convention which
Slal attempt r ignore tho representatives Of
| TWO WOMEN
| were committed to tile asylum yesterday,
bUtl, insane Oil the subject OF tile Presidents
1llness and caCi INbUretl under tile tietuslutl
thai silo WIS Mrs. tiurtieid. unit nluAt ~ alltl
/ nurst the President. One Of tho women wls
| Of Irish BIRTH, .ulA tie osiler was Il German.
| .Ctytr. SUIT
will lN brought ag7tinst Secretary Stunrt. oi
the D:uOksyn DulTl Ut Education, to recover
$107,u00 alleged to have been cmbezzled.
, 1881-09-03


LONDON, Bspt, LA Uonova correspond
cut says the conductors OF the FREQ Worll.
u nav Russian newspaper, published: for
circulation il, llussla, state that Us the open
alyocacy Ut their opinlons III Russia IL pro
hibtted. they ,aya abandoned Russia tot tha
free soil at Switzerland.
, 1881-09-03
FRANCE:
fELtpW.pEvf;I, AND TItE: PLAGUE.



p4A1tIs, Sent, n-Tilu Hertttl'a spcciRt says:
According to this evenings Fnlrcc alarnt-
Ing news has just reached bordeaux fronl'
Senegal. Contrary tu the reports published
In morning paper today, ycllow-ioycr Is
sutd TO bu still working fenrful havoc III tho
settlement, and It Is whispered that the
plaguu llns nado Its appearance. Hundreds
Of French residents aru returning IN Europe,
mud those left hoilind are paric-stsicken.
THE rorr.owfSa cltIcAuoANs
arc Registered hero to-day: Mrs. Dcck and W.
L. Keep.
THE PREMIERSHIP.
u tho Tpfatsrs Assoctated r7if.
LONDON, Sept. "A Paris correspondent
says: President Gr6vy [s quito ready to offer
Ga,nbdttsl the Premiership, but lle will w'slt
until Jules Ferry encounters hostile voto
III the Chamber Of Dep utics.
coMst1;nci: WITH ESt'1.ASD.
p.Al,1s, Sept. a.-One Of tbs Directors OF
the British Chamber Of Con,tneree, NOW Ill
pnris, has written the Temps explaining tho
English point Of view I'll regard to tho
SUSPENSION Of negotiations for n treaty Of
commerce. Tic says 1t Is Impossible to arrive
at q settlement b. tho Sill of November.
The British Government has acted In the
interrst Of both countries tn asking for
prOlongation OF tlnlu US first condition Ut
sending ,luw delegates to Paris. Tic Temps
In reply says: '.After tho cordial aud gracious
l,lvtttions OF tho Queen of England. France
without departing fronl the rules OF nrecc-
,lence may consent to tho prolongation asked
for,H
A GREAT FlisE.
CIlEInoUna, Sept. 2.-A lurge grain wara-
house here burned todny. Tho loss was very
grcat.
DUE T..
PAINS, Sept 9,-A French and Italia Off
cor fuught duel ut Mentonc. The 1t l!an
WIS wounded Ii, TIC arm. Tho Frenchnan's
skull WIS split open.
III: FOltIsC.AUL0,
Il life Senator, Ii Quad.
SlfOisr CHOPS.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-Tlls Standards dispatch
from l'arls says: Competent authorities
think tho crops Of France will fall short OF
tho requirement. for hn,nc consumption. aud
that the deficiency vii! llayo to be nada up
BY imports from America, thus implying Il
continuance Of tho gold dra iu to Alilerica.
, 1881-09-03

rite of n sixteenth Of mile dntly, ami was
slowly advancing on lho town Of 11llo, which
would shortly be nvcrwhelneta. There VIA
rrcnt CONSERVATION nlnong tho pcupie, w!,u
wnr, ilsoil,g fru,n sllu approaching estrllc-
t(Du.