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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-11-05
RELIaInrn RRAnINa.
Programme For worship AZ ths DiGsF
ent churches sunday.


ent Churches Sunday.
A gospel temperance meeting will be held
tomorrow afternoon at PaFkeFs Hal az SOU
R.X.
United Presbyterian Church Services to-
morrow At 1880 4. Y. and p, n. Subject LOT
evening: Gods Eternal Purpose TO Save"
All are welcome.
There will be no services at the English
Lutheran church tomorrow, November 6th.
Sunday school will convene at the usual
hour, two O'Clock, ?. N.
Fourth Street n. E, Church, General
Glass, Sunday at 1880 A. n. Preaching at
P. NJ, by Rev. ]. B. Milford, pastor Of the
First Baptist Church, whose congregation
will worship with the Fourth Street congre-
CATION.
At the First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bridgeport, Rev. A, W. Butts, Presiding FL
dor u the Steubenyille district, will preach
at 1880 A. NJ, after which the Sacrament OF
the Lords Supper will be administered.
Preaching also att I'm, Seats free,
First reformed Episcopal Church, Mozart
Hall, Rev. WIN. Henry Barnes, Rector, Sab
bath School, o a. NJ; church services, 1880 A,
NJ. and I p Nj Morning theme; Nervousness
in Religious Work, Evening theme; The
End OF Time. Holy Communion at morning
I
service. Seats free.
There will be preaching tomorrow morn
ing in the First Baptist church, corner o.
Twelfth and Byron streets, by the pastor
Rev. J. b. Mulforl, Theme OF discussion
"The Love OF God" Celebration OF thu
Lords Supper at the close ofthe sermon. NJ
evening services, the pastor filling the pulpit
Of the Fourth street II. Il, church.
The newly elected minister Of the EHglIsl
Evangelist Lutheral church OF this city, tn,
Rev. i. II. Dornbaser, OF Salem, Pa, viii
preach his Introductory sermon on Sunday
November 10th. He Is still young man
and comes highly recommended, grea
worker, and most elegant sermoniZer. TIL
members Of this church can congratulate
themselves In this choice. No doubt all viii
prosper, and the English Lutheran church q
this city will yet be one OF the first and larg
est.
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Man with a History.

An INTELMdENCER man happened to drop
In ut the Office Of the st. James Hotel yester-
day afternoon, and his curiosity and profess
ional instinct were aroused by seeing seated on
one OF tho settees In the rear OF the room, o
tall, portly, powerful looking man, with dark
skin, piercing black eyes and black hair
which fell below his shoulders. A glance at
the register showed the name, "COl. Donald
Mckay, Oregon Tho name was familiar to
the reporter, and no doubt Is to many OF our
readers. He is the son Of well known chief
In whose veins the blood OF the American In
dian mingled with that Of the Anglo-SaxOn,
and Of umatllla woman. His blood has
therefore slight tinge Of the Caucasian, lie
Is q magnificent specimen Of a man, though
now slightly crippled in one limb. lie
proved quite atiable when approached
though to some degree showing the taci-
turnity for which his race Is famous.
Ills history was gotten gradually, as he could
be induced to turn from thoughts OF other
things and speak OF his own life and achieve
ments, He Is the head chief Of the Warm
Spring Indians tribe, or federation rather,
which has fought on tho side OF the Govern
ment In oil the Indian wars In their region
which bloody episode they were invaluable
tons against the Snakes for four years, under
Donald Mckay, cooperating with General
Crook. After the Snakes were conquered in
1903, Mckay entered the Government service
us scout and interpreter, where ho remained
until tho breaking out OF the Modoc war In
1878. After numerous defeats suffered by the
Government troops, Donald was entreated to
come to the aid OF the soldiers with his band.
He complied, and In one continuous engage
ment OF three days and nights these Indians
whipped the Modocs and captured Captain
Jack, thus ending o war having no
parallel for blo0dShed and persist.
ent reCkleSsneSs In American history. For
time after, Mckay remained In the Govern
tnent service, but liberal offer being made
to travel witllsome Of his band and give ex.
hIbitlons, he accepted. He Is now negotia.
ting with n gentleman who desires to secure
his services, and who was 10 have met him
here last evening, He showed the scribe
photographs Of Ills wife and daughter Min.
ME, the latter as comedy u lass Of fourteen as
one often sees and who would pass for q
quite pretty brunette In another costume.
Mrs. Mckay isalso fine type Of the Ameri.
can Indian. Take him all In oil, Donald
Mckay las probably had MS eventful and
thrilling history rs any living man. and q
half hour spent III bis society Is very profta.
bly, and Interestingly passed.
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We will send Dr.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
voltAic. BELTS and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days TO young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, etc, guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration 81
vlgor and manhood. Also for rheumatism,
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney din.
enlties, ruptufts and many other diseases,
voltale Belt Coz Mafshalli Mich 4IHslw
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Steamboats, and steam boatmcn-N
and Comment.

Steamboats, and bOatm cn-NOIe
and Comment,
The Courier Is this mornings packet for
Parkersburgl.
The O'Neal, scioto and Telegram arc all
running regularly.
The Jennie Campbell llas gone to Pitts
burgh with three model barges.
Robert Armstrong left for Pittsburgh yes
terday OH business connected with the tow
boats.
The little steamer Good Intent made her
trial trip yesterday at Dellaire She run like
daisy.
The O. W. Bachelor will leave at I o'clock
this morning for Pittsburgh, her first trip
since last June.
The Andes Is coming up with Captain
Muhleman In command and Clerks NOll and
Knox In the office.
The Veteran with tow arrived early ycster.
day morning and laid up, being unable TO
get over the bar at the head Of the Island.
The Pres Ellison was duo from Pittsburgh,
last night She Is coming loaded 10 Tie
guards, and Is the first boat out OF Pittsburgh
since July 9TH.
The river commenced failing at this place
yesterday morning. The marks last night
indicated four feet and about stationary.
The prospect for Pittsburgh coal coming out
Is not as bright as II was.
The Sidney arrived early this morning
and will leave the wharf promptly this after.
noon AZ 3 o'clock for Cincinnati. Tile Messrs.
List two Of the most genial mon Oh tho
river, are In command, and will make II
pleasant for both passengers and shippers.
In connection with the suicide Of Mrs
Nat. Earhart at liarncr Wednesday night,
an Enquirer special gives the following as The
cause: ut Is claimed that there was doines.
tic trouble Of long standing, aud II Is openly
reported that Mr.. EarlLlt has been drawn
away from bis family by n woman named
Miss Lille Hampton, OF Cincinnati" Mr
Earlart ls clerk on the stockdAlc, and has six
children left him.
plrrsBrnnIl, November 4.-1Iivcr 2 feet and
falling. Weather cloudy and cool.
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tosr CArrk, Harrison County, ". Va

LOST CAEEE, Harrison County, W. Va.
The citizens Of this place and surrounding
pany with capital to come and build fifst.
class FLpURiNG MiLL Coal and water In
abundance. Situate on the line Of the T., W.
a q. X. r. For information correspond with
or come and see John A. Sheets OF Daniel
Bassell, Lost Creek Station, Harrison county,
~ ~
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For some time the friends Of Joe Haber.
field and James Mills, Of the North End,
llAye been anxious 10 see them matched for
a working boat rQce. Last evening they sue
ceedOd In arranging for race to take place
on the Upper Course, on Saturday, NOvcm.
Der 10. The details will be seen in tho fol,
lowing articles OF agreement;
We, the undersigned, agree to row work.
ing.bOat race, one mile and return OH the
upper course at Wheeling, W. Va, November
10, 1881
ARTICLE 1. The said race shall DO for the
sum Of $50 side, the starting point to be on
q line with the blast furnace and llaisting
House, to row one mile up stream and back
to the place Of starting
Am. 2. The startling boats 10 be tllitty.hye
yards apart, and the upper stake boats to be
twenty-five yards apart or as near as possible,
each man 70 be allowed two judges, and said
Judges to select referee.
AIR, .. The said race 10 take place between
the hours OF two and four o'clock; smooth
water required, and the referee to lie tue
Judge OF the water each man to turn Iii
buoy boat from right to left the men to be
started In the race by the word Go" the said
word 10 be given by the referee,
ART 4. Tile referee 10 accompany the men
| ONNt viz II pysolDlCI ulll DUllb
from direct course 10 as 10 impede the nrot
greSS Of the other TO be ruled out Of the race
the leading boat To show one boat length oil
clear water between the stern Of his boat and
the bow Of his competitors before lie can be
entitled 10 choice Of water
Arr. o. On signing these articles We will
deposit the sum Of ga each, tho said deposit
to DO placed In the hands Of William Gund
ling, who shall be the final stakeholder tliV
balance Of the money 10 be put up on No
yember 10, by two o'clock ,. N.
Ant O. The said race 10 DO rowed In boats
belonging to the Monitor Boat Club thai
were purchased from the Rolf Club. Any
patty falling In the above articles 10 forfeit
what money is up, the decision Of the referee
10 be final and binding on both PARTIES Mr..
lIabeffeld 10 have the choice Of boats.
JAMES Mills,
Witness. JoE HABERFtELD.
JOHN RITZ,
n tua
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wAsHiNGroN, November 8, IA N.-For Ten.
nessee and the Ohio Valley slightly warmer
fair weather, south TO southwest winds and
slowly falling barometer.
For the Lake Region, cold westerly winds
occasional light snow, followed by fair
weather, winds shifting to Southcfly, Slowly
rising temperature, and III western portion
falling barometer during the day.
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HOTEL ARRrYALs.


REcoLLecr that for niarasmus, debility, mn.
latia, dyspepsia, liver complaint and other
disabilities and disorders the Iiebig Cos Coca
Beef Tonic Is Incompatible. Beware Of iml.
tAtiOns. TThAs
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X. Off. Funeral Notice.
List OF Letters.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Tine
Card-Tliird page.
Real Estate Bulletin.
Wines and Liquors-C. Kraus 4 Co.
Combined Firp.PlaCe Damperplate and
Arch.bar-1 Third page.
Eastern Dry Goods store-lIead Of sixth
column, second page.
Public Sale OF Stock.
Lincoln Hall.
10000 Feet Of Weather Strip.
Wanted TO Exchange.
Plain White and Gold Band French China.
The Maryland Maternite.
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DOR SALE,
BUILDING LOT FOR SALE,

The Citizens Railway Company will sell Al publr
Bale, at the front door VI the Court HouSt. Al ID
O'Clock 4. y SATURDAY, NOVEMBER! II, iSSi lbs
lotion which their stable formerly stood cOnlerWSS
street and Al Hey 70, Centre Wheeling, lCTnt-Ort.
third cash, balance vi six, twelve and eighteen
1851 van D. HALL
OC21 SECRETARY
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JUST RECEIyED-A new line Of ST..
xerwarC. Call and see II. MILLER &
FRANZEE1M, No. 1900 Market Street.
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November sab, ISsI-TiekSls Good for
Ten Days.
Encouraged by the patronage in former
years, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & st, Louis
Railway Company-Pan Handle Route-an.
nounce that Its low rate fall excursion to
Chicago and the Northwest will DO run on
Tuesday, November Sth. As tickets will be
good for ten days, excursionists will have
ample time to see the great city Chicago, or
VISIT friendsand relatives In the Northwest,
In purchasing excursion tickets, our friends
should bear IN mind that by the Pan Handle
Route adequate accommodations will be pro-
vided, that cars will run through from all
principal points, that connections are made
In Union dcpotS, and further, that the Pan
Handle Route isthGshortcst line Excursion
train will leave Wheeling at S;65 4. NJ, ar
irving at Chicago at $50 4. y. the following
day. Fare for round trip s. 90 only. For
further information address ]. NJ. BeIleville,
agent, r., W. & Ky. depot, or John Bailie,
ticket agent city Office, under Mcclure House.
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ZErnvRs, Germantown Wool, saxony and
Stocking Yarns fine assortment Of the beat
grades, Of Geo. q. Roih's,
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BLASGEfs, Blankets, Blankets. We have
those rood home made blankets that always
siy6 s9tSsiaotIon. All wool, shrink less than
any Blanket made, Go. q. RorH,
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Now Is the time for Underwear. We'haye
the largest line In the city, consisting Of
Ladies', Gents and Childrcns.
GEo. @. RorH
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On ThItlr nntA, ftlAi.

TnosE Blankets at Geo. @. Roih's are good
all wool, shrink less than any Blanket made.
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BED COMFORTS 81 Is, q 10, u IS and % 90 d
pait. The cheapest comforts in the city.
0EO. q. Horn,
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Tuesday, November slh, the Baltimore (
Ohio will sell excursion tickets from Wheel.
ing to Chicago and return for eight dollars,
tickets good returning ten days from date Of
sale. Trains leave the Baltimore 4 Ohio
depot q $50 A. q. and 1850 ?. NJ, city time.
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JOSEPH HARRIS I, |. NURSERIES,

1900 Apple Trees two, three, four and Owe ytaH.
5000 Peach, one iron bud year.
5000 Plums, one and two yean.
5000 Qulnces, two and three yeAn.
5000 Cherries, one and two years.
10000 EVefgrGens, mostly Juniper, from one 10 Gre
feet. The above are thrifty and In good condition
Correspondence solicited. Address, SAMUEL NH.
LER, Monndgville. Nursery Is one mile Vat d
MOundEvllle depOt dG7.MTt
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Doxor forget, wO keep large line Of Cloaks,
DOlmins, &c. GEo. G. Rorm.
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CHOICE GOODS arriving every day at
DILLON's Jewelry Store.
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"whES The swallows hoineward fly, " Is the
time when coughs and colds begin 10 appear.
III. Bulls Cough Syrup cures every case.
Price % cents
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The following shows the range Of the Their.
niometer, Us observed al sChneprs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
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nWtNE OF oARpUl" four times a day
makes happy household. tI
For sale by Logan &Co.
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For sale BY logan 3 Ca.
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Beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in nWlNE OF oARDUl.b
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EOR SALE or RENT

ENOR SALE OR REM
IL FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
| offer for sale the fine thrcestOy brick building
situate on the West ode Of Market street ieWdOOfi
below SECOND Ward Market House, formerly Orru.
Piled BY naChmnn 4 Dnnt, as wholesale produce
store! The building Is finished above the Rhl fO0f
with eleven rooms aud Ia occupied as u boarding
house, and the frst floor Ia larIeanl CtgahAOrs'
room with cellar, and the room, both iOf CaTadly
and location Is the best for the produce bushes ii
the city. Also for rent from LIST Of April next II.
q. SllRIVER, lgil Main street. IyD
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Take apLAoNpRAUeArn and you

Will never Be- biliOua.
For sale BY Logan 4 co,
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WANTED,


A GENTS Il G.rs, WANTED TO SUPPLY THE
- Immense demand for the only camni,, iIlE
t sl,h anu luy illustrated lie Ot el'
n ross NV, SS! published thrilling story Of ReS S ~
Ing IL cSSiSet ay y fame Especially S SEaD IL
ton, surgical treatment Icatb Sn, asSAsina'
4uies' sG ABLY written; Gmbeliisbcj ,ri,h ouse'
To,1 y Me rFesidGnt, Cabinet MIS- G0riIrij e,s
Loy price ~ iar the fastest selling MI aS, ~
Nv s Fcu uIsa! sVc Address lIGRRGRD BRoS ~
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BAKING POWDER.

=, IryOu, !, want "a, Cloak, 2olman, &C., go
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
McLure House Sample Rooms daily.
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"hS no Al "a IA Al "a
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DENTISTRY
Gtre gatelIigtuter,


Oaleei Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth Street.
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Cheap Rates 10 Chicago and the North.
west via Pan Handle Route, Tuesday,
November Sth, ISSI-TiekCls Good for
Ten Days,
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BED CoAroRrs cheap at Geo. q. Roth,s
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pIrrsBuRnI, November 4.-1siver Q feet and
alling. Weather cloudy and cool.
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VIII u. McMechen arrived in the city last
evening.
Miss Lille Mondol returned from bethany
yesterday,
Miss Matte Reed, Of Toledo, Is visiting Mis-
Site linch.
Miss Mary Higgins is on short visit tc
Cleveland,
MI. and Mrs. o. c. Dewey are in New YOrt
for tie winter.
Mrs. ]. Lindsey, Of steubenyllle, o., wal
In the city yesterday.
VIII Miller the jeweler, returned from
New York last evening.
Mrs. Frank Little, OF 81. Lotus, is visiting
the Misses Warden here.
Mis-. IL i. Myles Of West Alexander, Wis.
tied Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs. s. NJ. Bloomor OF Tiitonville. wa,
stopping In the city yesterday.
Mrs. john Aiathet, Of Indianapolis IL visit.
Ing her daughter, Mrs. Ed Harry.
Prosecuting Attorney 1tooten, Of Marshall
county was IN the city yesterday.
A young lady Of the South Side, we hear.
Will soon assume ministerial relations.
Mis- Tedc Clarke, OF New York CITY, IA
visiting the faulty Of Daniel Lamb, Esd.
Miss Minnie Black, Of the South Side. Il
the guest Of Miss Ida Curtis, Of Bethany,
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of Hancock couh.
", was In the city yesterday on legal bust.
ness.
Mrs T. Q. Darby leaves today for Ritchie
county on q visitto her father, who Is in bad
health
Mrs. Kirk B.IArmour nee Miss Annie
eFday,
Tommy Little, after q pleasant. visit Of scy
'rai days IN the city, started out on the road
gain yesterday.
Mt .ahdM Earl 0siebay arc al Salt iake
lily, Utah, where they will remain Tor some
line, They ate having a most enjoyable |
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Grief bushes the murmur Of faction and strife.
The bow In the cloud Of our sorrow gives token
OF blessing and balm 10 our National life.
Dark Is the night, but the Comforter 1elgnCtl
To scatter lis gloom by the light Of His Word.
The Nation will live, for Jehovah yet reIgnpth,
Aud blessed Is the people whose God Is the lord
A concert by Madame Sachse and her pu.
pills Is said to be among the entertainments
In prospect for Thanksgiving time.
Mr.. jacob Berger Is at Pittsburgh.
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n WILEIELMs
ttsreby announce, that he ready .y q q sysf 2
isS i on iiiYnjtIfe Of any Kind 9sIIp,nIds 4; Y
bSl sisyinT, naTef hanging c4tp,,a cleaning o. v
sDeeiaI Attention will be paid 70 W. ,..,,
Sq ISis iioa Main 3d., Third Fl"o'' COL -'
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Nn1A W y - s.t,fu.
FT1HE NEW YORK W l:tl, 55oia' 5-t.,
t'SE sent to your gdli,y,Ss ' ,io g y5n NJ oa9
year. by MbsCr !bing loI .l,s of jourtl Y
.m Ts ' s,s, G hi viii hop welsy llBS, sAd
s ssS' ye ~ sbscfptlon and 9 hi,S %tlFORp
-. No. igl? ltGe2 wv
, 1881-07-07

-....-: M. MI .,... ..... n w ,....
fcstea WIS tne one that was 70 seo 1ne out !
coals nor ! can posauSeiy ascertain N tno
morning. naruly tillnk uat ! can 20 nus
taKea, however, as tae aesetlntion panllsaeu,
use name no gavo' ana 1ls % act'o'. wl'sle III ny
once all conllfia my oenel. olo1eoye!, 10
aay1 Eecesseua taleeea,h 'tota poctor n.suee,
OF fost wayne 1na;: WIN Mhs ~ NY o1nce at
ue tlaa uu'teaa ealIed. ASKING u Ao WIS ule
luah "9o llau s@ot ule l1es!ush~
INTERVIEW WITH TUE AssAs1s,s COUSIN.
sT, LOUIS MO-, July G-uaffy y. uaatea9;
, 1881-07-07

MORE QUIET.
NEW Y6nIt, July G-rhe hotels and clubs
presented I'LL enIpty appearance tonight,
there being general feeling OF safcty III re-
gard to Gen. Garf1eld's condition.
Ex-HESATolt COSKIlSG
remained III town, but his movements nro
not known. He LETT Ills room at u, aud l,ad
not returned at 10:30.
CoSk1.tSG T11nEAT1:SEn.
The following postal-card was received at
the hotel:
E'ruprtttors Fifth 44rtnne Iiotsl, .Tus'Ay-thfrtl
atrfei and FY{tI art1llx--GEN1s: We will haug
Conkttng Tonight at y Eharp.
COMMITTEE F0uN HlntiT FOAWAND.
PRESIDENT I'A1tkElk,
on behalf Of tic members Of the Produce Ex-
change, sent telcgraphtc dispatch to Sec
rctury Blaine, desiring him to convey at the
earliest convenient occasion, to President
Garfield their warmcst sympathy and heart-
felt wish that his complete recovery may
soon take place.
A. AWELT.-ATTESnED MEETING
was held this evening in Cler1nont Avenue
Temple, Brooklyn, to express sympathy will.
President Garfield and faalily. Addresses
were M,nsle by Observation-Disclosures
ney Wooaford, the llov. Dr. Chadwick, tho
ltev. ". II. uoyt, tho Rev. Dr.. Fulton, aud
others.
, 1881-07-07

Spte!ot ptspatsh to 1hs Chicago 1FtbtIrs.
1loT srhlSus. Ark. July 0.-Ono Of the
largest gatherings ever known III the place
convened at ttla Independent 15ath.llonse
III this city last night. The object Of the
meeting was to take lneasures expressive OF
tho universal feeling which oxlsts for Pres
ident Garfield. Tho Hon: Dante! ". Voor-
lees OF Indiana, who IL sojonrntng hers, was
present and delivered short address. lie
said that the civilized world Ind been shocked
by the dreadful news OF the lust fow days.
An attempt had been n,ade to kill the
Chief Magistrate OF the Republic. We
fo,idly hope that tho attempt has failed aud
tue President may live. Ills llfa ia very
precious ut this ti'ne. not only to Ills loving
family ana porsonnl friends, but to the peace
auu wolfnre OF the country, md 1t Is true
that orr fathers so framed thts Government
TINT oMe life Is not absolutely essential to Its
existence or Its ultimate destiny; but tlere
are tines a1lti occasious when the life Of the
President IL moro yaluahte to the public than
untlur different circumstances, While inc
Government would move on without c0n-
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