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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-11

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS
Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio R. z.

MAIL TRAIN,
, 1881-12-08

tary Hunts friends annnnilre tint llu Will
remain III tito Navy Department Until aftur
Now.IGnr's bay.
i stlu,St, DELIBERATIONS
of SoutIiWn Representatives caltct n, thu
President inlay 10 urge the ctalnus IT
'rexas to Il Cnllnct 1nsItlud,. '!1'lie President
lIcnrtl wlInt They Ind ln sny. but did nut give
them al,y ei,eollrn4eihent.
AstuSta THE CAl1SET tst1MUtEs
nttoat tonight IL nilu Tint tho lln.no of ex-
SrMntnr Frcllnghuyscn will asstlrc,ly III
srit Into tho Stnnl0 tOI,nrr,w for ct'lilr,na-
thu, ns Sreretnty of State, nml tint IL Will
l,o tile unly Cabinet nomination ,nntto this
week. Tn tito sn.lo authority tho stAtcI'lc't
il tna.lc that wien thu 10lnl,'ntIun Of POSI-
nlaster-ttc11urat Is s,.l,t In tho llumlnrp will
bo nj, entfrnly ncw nlnil ur, rNtl!cr 0lse liore-
tofurc hot mentioned for the l'ost-Oi'lca DE-
partmunt, although, h[s llal'lo was used III
connection with nnothor Cabinet position.
, 1881-12-08


Epseiai D,spateA to Ths Chicago Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. G., dec, IA caucus Of
Republican Senators was held tllis morning
to taks into consideration the question of n'l-
justtng the committees. with view to plac-
lug Senator Window on some Of tile moro
Important ones. During tho Scnator's ab-
sencc from tho Senate, In tlle general over
turning Ut the committees, his s'lcecssor,
EttKerton, was nppnintel to membership ~,
unimporInnt ronlnittecs,a aitd by tho l.dmuntls
resolution tic only place fur WEit0M Is ~,
tho committees given Edgcrton. In tho tlis-
cussion Of tha alsisability Of any change.
tiiefU seemed to be II decided feeling against
rcopentng tlle committee question, atl though
4 spectnl committee Of tho cnucus was MP"
polluted to look Into tho matter,
IT MAY oCCuIs
TINT Window will find himself thrust away
oil minor committees. Should this De tllc
case, It would be very good illustration of
tho oltl-foKy i.tens which govern tho Scnntc.
md make seniority Of suryice. instead Of
merit, tho qualification for appointment to
important duties, which would placo an Oh.
seure l,ntl III tie Craftsmanship Of one ut the
principal committees, ind tho ablest nun In
tho body, representing ono Of tho must i,n'
portant constituencies, q simple member OIL
n minor committee.
, 1881-12-08
THE RECORD.
GRNhT'Et.

WAsr1lNoroN, ID: T., Dec. 7.-Senators
Sherman, reldluto1,, Dawes, l.aphaln, buy
esrd, and Morgan wero appointed BY tho
Cllnlr oil tue Joint committee for tho prepara.
slun OF Il memorial upon thu deatlt Ut tho
lutte 1'rsshltMt {iurlel1.
4 lnrge number ct hills Ut IL prlyntn nature,
mainly for ladi,Idua relief, were Introduced
aNa referred. j..
Tle Chalr submitted certain proceedings Of
tie Reformed Episcopal Church Convention,
hsld In Nuw Yurk I'll May last, oil poIygainy.
Referred. -
Bills were introduced and referred as fol-
lows: Il!
l,y 1lr. l.ogan-Fqr the erection Of public
building nj Quincy, i'll.
by Mr. lnXutIs-To anable the people of
New Mexico to forlna Constitution and State
Government, aild fot,!ts admission ~ State
into ttIo Unior. Temporarily sabled.
Ry Mr.. Alllson-ro authorize the 1'ast-
,naster.t;enaraI to compensate the C!ltcnKo.
Burlington IL Quincy Railway fur facilitate
ing thp transportation OF overland sllasle under
h9roement; also 10 provide f9r ta9 amount tlua
th0 burlington. Cedhr ltnplas Northorn Kn!!,
way Cotn,,any for transportation Ut tao un'te4
SfAtes iuails.
Ly Sir. IIuyls ". ya.}-To establish nspart'
mcnt Ut Agriculture and tothlnerco Tempo-
rurly tabled. ,,
uv Ms. Piuub-slukfug trade 1oIlars legal
, 1881-12-08
FOREIGN RELATIONS,


WASHINGTON, u. e., Dec. 7.-Our Govern.
nlent las takun yery decided nctlo', upon tho
subject of naturaIixed cltlzens Tho partEc-
1,lar cases which hive presented grounds for
its action nre Il nalnber8f thosu which layo
been before the Spanish Claims Commission.
The Stute Department las ordered tlH agent
Of tic United States before that Commission
to Withdraw NIL cases now pending before
tint butly wlicl, Involve the question Of nat
uratizatlou. The letter Ut tho Secretary OF
State gurs oynr the wlol1 subject,
stating the differences which from time
to time have arisen between this
Government and SpnEn upUn this
point, alMl declaring tlut the United
States cvllnot col,sent tliat any Government
yhu.l asSu.ne to 60 hchinA the action Ut our
courts In prG,Iounelng citizenship except, Ut
course, eases wlere fraud lnay haye beon
practiced on tho cuurt III presenting fa!so
evidences before It. Willis tic case OFT which
thu action is baseu Is ono Involving the
| naturalization OF Il former subject Of Spain,
| thu position taken BY tho Stato Department
| applies With eqAnI forceto
TUE WHOLE QUESTION OF STANDARDIZATION,
nu Inutlcr FROM wlnt nat!on the adopted
c1lt4eM i,iny hive coIne. Thu lust controversy
with Spnili Inns arisen In n cinss of cIuiula
where, aftar l0ng yrars Ut controversy, Hp:hn
yielded an1 ordoFad lha recognition Of Amor
leu, citizenship wherever IL had been de-
rtareu by tho courts Of Tho United StatUs, hut
lntlcry, III the adjudication OF clain's bufore
tho existing international Commission, tho
umpire has been Induced to rctl.ri, to tho old
xltbtBrfnge Of defeating cIalMs by refuElng 10
rcc0gnlzu citizenship III declared by our
courts. This decision iy directly In tho fnc8
nf bOsTtfyn Dnlers heretofore Kiyntl by tho
, 1881-12-08
POISON. IN COFFEE.

Special Dtspa.eh to The CHICAGO Tribune.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Dec. IA couple or
rather sensational cases Of marital unhappi-
hess became p,.bl1c here today, and will
probably receive additional ventilation
through, tho courts. One Of tic cnses IL TINT
OF Columbus l.. Freeman, q Capitol police
snfl,, WHO, noticing q peculiar ilavur about
tlIo coffce served TO Him by Ills wife at tho
breakfast table On Saturday morning, and
connecting 1t with solno disagreement he 1lal
Ind will, her, instead OF drinking 1t, poured
it Into II botte alil submitted 1t to the Dls-
trIct chemist for anatyZation, with tho result
that 1t was found to contain large quantity
Of opium, and the additional result tint his
airecl!onnta SPOUSE now largutsllcs III tic
DISTRICT JUL.
THE SECOND SCANDAL
mixes Tip two husbands and two wives. The
husbands. Mr.. Gerald Unpoht, n prosperous
boss plnstcrer, an1 David G. YIlgliDE. clerk
In the Treasury Department, liaye tUr years
been tast friulltls, anu Only recently Dupont
tound rcuson to believe that YIngling AMI his
wife were ton intimate, liz warned tier,
but she paid IN heed t0 his renlonstrances.
and, shortly after, llo WIS Informed that she
WIS having clandestlnc meetings with flng-
ling. lie informed Mrs. fLnglng, and
TOGETHER THEY HHT OUT
otle evening un the truck OF tlotr errlng con-
sorts. They tracked them 10 hotel, found
them registered ,n,tlor assumed ualIles as
man and wife, and Informed tho proprietor
OF the hotel, who turned the guilty ua!r ont.
As they cans downstairs Mrs. Dupont
| pouncctI upon her husband md administered
quite n suyere casllgnt1on to lin, hefusp l.e
succeeded III getting away, wlIiea Yingiing,
| confronting ILLS wife, denounced lter hetord
n targe audience. Proceedings III divorce
court will be probably the aoxt chaptcr III
| tho two cases,
, 1881-12-08

4 RATHER SURPRISING DEVELOPMENT.
WAsn1SuruS, u. e., Dec. 7.-Ex.Senntor
md Lieut. -Gov.-clcct Lewis, Of Virginia, Inns
been In Washington far two .Iays consulting
with Republicans In regard to the coming
election of Senator In |irginia. Lewis claims
Tint, prior to tho combination Of tic RepNb-
tcaus and Keat1ustcrH, Ma1,ono tnd
tho Itead]ustcr leaders promised him
tho Senatorship IL he would Join
tho movement, and they could mike
the President this afternoon, a1,l his friends
assert that tito President positively md ell
pllatLcally declared In favor Of 1.ewis' cleo
tion to tie Senate. According to tic state-
llent Of Lewis friends tho President sald:
II understood that Republican Senator
would be elected from Virginia If the CO.
ultlon succeeded, and I ttMk tho Republic
ms arc entitled to that nucli."
LEWIS HAS GONE TO RICHMOND
with authority tu say tn tho Republican
members Of the Legislature that tho presl-
,lent desires Ills election, and le believes this
will compel his nomination by the Condition.
ists.. Il ReadjnstGr member Of tue Vtrginin
Legislature named Moore, who dcclared for
tttldluborger for Senator, is now here,
and says he will vote for Lewis
IL the President wants l4awIs elected.
Boutwell,, Dawes: Logan. and many Other
prominent Republicans assured LHWts 0f
their cordial support, aud their willingness
to aitI In making him Senator. Tile coalition
caucus will be held OH tho 18TH Inst, md II
Rlddlebcrger Is nominated tho Republican
members Of the Legislature may bolt.
, 1881-12-08

\ Commission Ta11tnH Testimony na to
tho Futue or I'll IM*nnc Asylum In
llAtlilttsN County, Ohio.
Sn'efal Dtspateh to The Chieuao Tribur
CISCtHNArE, u, Ilec. 7.-T.hc commission UP
painted by tho Supreme Court to confer will thu
O1clnls Of this county In rexarI to tho prU.
pused purchase nf tho LonKvtew 1nsnne Asylum
by tho Htnta are HOW tRklng testimony IN this
city rs to tho tAuo Of tho property. The nay-
lum is well located about eight ,nira north Of
tito city. and contnis hbout dU0 Insane pntDents,
I'LL from thls cultnty. The property cost tho
county S1,:U0 .0uU, III addition, tho county hts
1Iuid taxes tn tho StAtu for tho blifIllnE uf
in llsnuo n4yfum un1 tic fnnntetl.lIlE1 nj
tl,otr pHtlctt4 IN Mn amuunt which !ArpuIy OK
cre,is tho sum rv.tiycil h.Ek from tho Stntu
Since 'sT3 the county hns hccn raylilu I" thu
sthto one.scyentt nf tho taxes !ur InsMne plr-
poses, while bug hecn rcecty!nx imck unly
ntie-ulcycnth of tho totnl n1nuunt. These Inc.
qualities ltnyu been autrCU Hg much 1IsCtsslUl
iii tho Legislature for tho ptst two ycnrs wtslct.
resulted III i proposition. hAdu lust spring. 10
sell the nsyittnl out md out to tho Stntu. AGni-
Ders Of tho Legislature III tho IN.
tHrfur uf tho Stnto. WIN arc rr0tlttilR by
Hamilton COfinty's iuss, nrElo nEnlnst
tho rs4pDAet1 ptlrchlAe the Erulititl thnt fhn-
ttHn t1ltHty, hav3ny undertaken tho ctrn Ut ner
own Insure, should lp required to cptlttn.lG 70
10 tit}. Tho committee, which Ia nw III srssl0.t,
l!i1l tho property in oxeotlent C1ndltlon Ii will
require suyernl ayH TO tAisu tho trstilnuEy.
, 1881-12-08
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.


Terrible IknvnEc1 of Tho Stlail.pox III
the Northwest.
Special D5patch IL The Chicago Tribune.
Sr. 1Aut4 stlni, Dec. IA dispatch fruln Nc.
Cuuleyvite, Mlnli., sAys: "1lght deaths hive
nready occurred hcrn FROM s,li' p,x. atid no.,
bo.ly seems to know hnw nlnty Cnses III the
pessIrcroua tliarnse thare nro yet, md Its prog.
ress cannot h8 Blayetl by tho 1host earnest cxcr-
tlons Df tho profession, though every prceuution
ts b.,ing tnkcn. Tho troul1le Is TINT the dIscnse
Hot tho start, nna It Il Il very tcotEs process IL
stanp 1t ont with tho best treatment and tho
must thorough santnry measures. At Sle1rnsU
thero lnve been only four cases ot ssnatI. p0x-
tho 1rst fran direct exposure III Spring Hill
brfuro tho taIscnsa wns known, aud sho
others unaynflnhy from thnt Dnu. Tho
lisrnss Is nov Under contrul, ind no othor cnsu
ls feare,l, ns every .precautlon IA tukon to prc.
yent III arrGud. Travelling. men rGiltlrt RnlNtl
uDx prevailing 10 aH Hnrtn!nK extont ut Granite
FHlIs, md Until rgcnntly 1itlln wns tlone to pre-
vent tho continued HprttG of tic disease. Nnw.
however. effective sieAaures hNvu uect adopted
ly tic Incr,l authorities. url oven truyul IN tho
lnl1rtMll nls beon temporarily suspended. *
considerable number Ut ciscs nrc now Ralh to tr
ltil,ler Treatment Mt GHtnltG FAs nDnc. AT
ItDuticster ont fntnlIy had aiIll- pDx, with one
lipltli tho nttlpr4 heig nit Of tnnH1r. There Is
t1u fear OF Ruotlcr oiitbronk."
, 1881-12-08
IAg HSfF4 VII I II EH0N5&st
Epfttdt uttpdfeh to Yha Ch{taoo Tribune.

Hpsetat Dspat<h to 1hs Chteapo Tribune.
WAsn1NuroN, d. e., Dec, 7.-president
Arthur moved into tie White lInuso tollny,
attaMMgh the bedroom that he will occupy Is
not yat roaay, anu hu will temporarily steep
In what IL to bo thu gllests' clln,l.bera. lilo
Inns se!ec,ed NJ his private srcretary Alr.
john Davis, grandson Ut ;" l!Uslest John
Davis" n1ld a nupllow Ut Judge j, Bancroft
Davis. Mr. Juhn Davis was tl!o Librarian Ut
tho department OF State under Secretary
Fish, u.en connected With tAe Alabalna
Claims Commission aiM1 Court, aid
lu Is now assnelato counsel on tho
pnrt OF the United Suites OIL tho
French alaa A,nerleal Claluls Commission.
lie lus also hnt leyal business relations will
President Arthur in New York. hfr. John
Davis ,nasrled, few Years s!r,ce,
a DAUGHTER OF EX-SENATOR FREL1Eo"
liuysEN,
OF New Jersey, who Is soon 10 be Secretary
Ut Stale, ana IT IL ruln0rel tlat Mrs. Davis
will preside over tile household at the Whfiu
llouae, a position wAlcl. Ier acquaintance
will, Washington society will enablo Iler to
ill laost creditably, Slle las selected ,Much
OF the furniture recently purchased, and has
directed tlta decoration OF tho rounls,
a Senator said to the President this utter"
noon: "You sent us nothing toaay."
~ thought | sent you enough yesterday
to lust you SONS tlme," was the reply. Hunlu
thlnk that hu will sund In Il batca Of n0lalua-
ttons t0l'lorraw, while others Say that tbey
will nut come until Monday. 1t IL rumorel
tl.at the appointment Ut Benjamin II. DreWs-
ster to be Atlornuy-Gelleru1 will ho u tempo
rury one, md that curly next spring Enlrry
Sturrs, Ut Chicago. will be appointed Att0r-
ney-ticncral. and Robert Lincoln given an
, 1881-12-08
COLD-BLOODED.

4 I'nrl, Lahorcr StabM His Employer
with II Knifo During II Dispute About
Ills WiweN.
Spsetal usuateh to Tit Chttaeo Tt4bank
Tou;.OS, ILL.,, Dec. ia coll.biouacl murder
WIS committed In tho store ut Samuel y. fDx,
West Jersey, in this county. Inst night by All.
tlrow Jarkson Church, WIN hnti bcen working fur
Il fnrner nNtncd Peter Huber. fIotll men mGt,
and Church demanded his pny for services
rendered. snn,e misunderstanding arose rs to
tho amu,'nt due, wacrenpon Church Irew hts
knife and plunged 1t Into IIubor's grim,
which c.llisel t1rattI III three minutes. Church
WIS ut oueu arrested hy tho village Constable,
nnd Shur1 Adams, Ut this p1hcc. way
sent for. Coroner Hhotlls anl 6tHtb's ATTORNEY
Thompson accompanied hIn, 10 thu scpne. Cur
oncr nhotiea sumntned Jury, aa,a u verl,ot
Church cAlnu hara fruln Iowa IAat summer IN
sGarph OF Ills vito. wllu hAu clupaa with Munttl0r
inntl, Aild, bDx uut ut tnpury. h0 1t,EapCu us Il
suction hund IN tho rtlIroaf. hut attnr y sh1rt
tlMD he left tlle rGA,t asd Hesriti bOnsu hills.
lio II nt,w In thu stnrk County Jul to n~lllt tIa
MnrGh torn of the Circuit Cnnr!. IhH cItlztila
nf West lersey Mre vnry indignant over tho
crime, ail,l lynchiIig ia freely tMlketl.
, 1881-12-08
A ROUGH VOYAGE,

Arrival ut horton Of the Steamer NFnrn.
thor Aftrr u Fierce Struggle With thc
Elements.
Suectoi Dtsrateh 10 Tue Chicago Tribune.
1lOsToN, Doc. T.-The ClnArd steamer Mara.
thon rcnchcd this purt tulny nftcr stormy
passa1o Of twpHty.o.e tlnyA FruM Livsrpaa.
Sue ll,t Into st. John, N. T., to obtaln supply
Ut coal. 4 hrar examination Of her lox will
show tho lorcs OF tho wind, which un oslu tlAy
was SO terrific that sEo bRrely held her own un
her westcrn progress. Her lowest run
wus on tito s9th when she nude only
thirty-f miles in tho twenty-four
hours. Thu lowest speed Oil several days
was nB follows: NOV. 81 sixty miles; .ltl,. thirty
four ml1na 1sh, lfty.tivo llus; Eth, ltty-nIilo
M!ans; sDth, soSeney-iive miles; and on the ttll
ut 1oeembur nInety-two Mi!es. Although tho
weather wns tho worat ever exi'erltncn.l on thu
!.tInut!r. cn1'sluerInE tho prhlrAesea lsrrnh u
tho xnles. tho Marathon sustained nu i,nlurinl
'!nMnuo. and CaIne tnto .port IN Ktotf order.
DurilsR tho voyage severn! sealtcn wero Injured
by ti,u 1IeAyy seas, which Bwapt thu vessel torU
AtI4 ut.
, 1881-12-08


Hpteta! utspatrA IL Tia Ghteaso Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. t.. Dec. 7.--Speakcr
Keller l,us ueen listening alt tlay to tlle argu-
luenis presented In favor ~ tle appointment
Ut frknds to chalrniansllps Ut committees.
lie l,ls aIs0 obtained from a few members
their wishes about appointments, hut ho will
uut perfect Ills list t,n!ll lluxt week.
NAItrEfISu F1I BEATS, =
Tllsre wert hearly US lna'ly Hle'nbeEa ae tile
House to-day III II tll3ra lad becil session.
Mauy Of The oltluE members wcls en.aeay0r-
Ing tu ihsluce tlle l,ew members t0 exchnllKe
eeats, mud u allow the,! to take thelr old
plAGta.
COSdnEsssiI.A HAVE nhKS uusr
about the departments III tile Interest ot
their constituents, alsl the tcuMla4 fur places
Aus been enormous. Thure Aru scarcely any
sutuncles, alll the new congressman Will
not bc uble to obta!n patronage. except by
.ufuiug Out old u!L experienced clerks. A.
, 1881-12-08
A DISHONEST AGENT.

Iifk Employers Coolly Informed that ife
iAas collected Money for Thcnts but
IIo Will Retain 1t.
Special utspaleh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
sr. J0HErtI, No., peo, T,-AuHllst Dipple. ulins
Grurve Altcl., who was urrcstcd ,llollt ton llya
nKU elIargcd with 0btaI.lnx Sstl ar $D00 petls0n
nCdcr fnlse prctcnscN, took tnner 0n Monday,
tho 10Th. at Aflu1l, 1N and Oh tho ::sth ho wroto
!ultcr tn tho Hlut!ebaker urothfrs, ut South
hcnd, tru1n Louisville, KY, sayIuR hu husl col.
looted about tt00 lrouI their cretItnrs, which ha
would keep, considering It loan. ald rvturll It
NJ Honn US llo c0lld. Attpn waA II yelling tIlnn
Tor taeni. Il h stated that during thy cIo.!tsg
yeArs nt tho War nlppjv tcc!lnu involved In Il
Touring pl!II.aunt. ct&u,,xe4 his nn1uu Il, Alum,
which hl4us hsa tacnttsy. This cuuseu htn IL
, 1881-12-08

yeals. noyer SAW III him any.hluv th.,
gestrlt uns0l.Idness Of ilnu. auR
Dnyltt II. Sunderland. If Fireman, a.,
know1, tho prisoners father sum-. III, ,Li,,1 a1d
years, atltt lcver saw my lnllca,tnna =,
santty or Of unsunftl nlittI, ,lr ,r," VI H.
nwaru tint tllo prisoners Uncle Ai,ron.' nut
tnsano or MI Ilnbcclc, but II ,unn M wig
tlI1,E md cltnractor lie 1t,enttonpf ,,a. e"oa
A School. BUILDING IN rt.Er,.t,rr
1Ind Mr.. tiultcanfs 'lailc inscrilnd unan ;,
nlNl WIS caIlcll Tic Guitcau building. ''" u
llnraco 'l'arbox, nf ~Frcupnrt. n ,te,,..,
real estate. etc., mud MI Md resident, c"r,a, III
rnletl tho story os tho previous wltncssnss .sDs'
to ll,o sanity, ability, nlul c,arnc,rr NJ ,a rs
prisoners fatlier. nt,.l III Abrams san,tv "a M
Thought l.. W. unitcau tho third sn,,.,als ~
innn III tho county. 'A''ss'
With his rclcasu from, tla witurss.s,,na,, H..
court adjourned I'LL 10 tomorrow. 'N "'
Thu tenor Of tl,u Testimony to,lny hos h,..
,lnfaynraNtc to the theory of tic defense 'sea
succession Of "
.REst'ECrANf.1:, PRACTICAL, coor.,,r.n.
nusINEss-sIES OF rnEEpoIr, oto
who hnye known tho Gutteau fa,nllv t..
years. hnyu given united Testimony ae,,a,. NJ
tlio pres.itnpttye evidence Of hrreditprv 4
other insanity OH tho pnrt uf the prIsn,a' "
Mr.. ScDvllu's lfnn 'ltrIrg the tlny hns ,,. l'a-n
to crcnto tho Impression illat these re,,,,s MI"
Inen spoke only Of tho prisoners fathor ~
businessman, mid knew littln ni,out h;s
views OIL religion nrtl Conlmunlsn-to]n.
Tint man 1i1ny bU BntIB o., all ordinary +,s
les l'nt insane on religious onc, ami th,,
the prisoners mind WIS biased III a stmIi,,
n,o,lllur, Tie Tenor Of tho tpst tl,,nu,v h,d ="
, 1881-12-08

PRESENT ASPECTS.

3ptetai D1paseh to The Chtsaeo 7stbuns
WASHINGTON, b. e., Dec. i'll now seem,
prol,hte tllat1t will be impossible forCLatIr
Julius tilliteau tn csenpe tho ROPE, The ]r.
lneannr OF 0eorgo ScoyIilc, a1l.l tho u,larre
hetween the relatives ut tho prisoner, eytn
i'll OPEN court, a!l tend to slow tilut they NJ.
losing hope M to the surcess Of tue iusapItY
theory. John W. Guiteau, for instunce, /,
reportctl to !lnyo sald upon ,nnrc than Qua
nccns!on tl1nL lle cnlnn to Washington 10 DE-.
feld tho memory Ut his fnt!lcr. Luther ".
Gultcau,' from
THE clIAn0E OF INSANITY,
nntl totlny Join W. Gnitrau is reporte1 to
hive said that lto dill not propose 10 allow
his fatler's memory to be asperscl by such
miserable wretch rs his brUther. III ope,l
court this rfturllonn even JoiIu ". Gueau
rose n,.u l,ntly repelled lllo insilunt1on tia.
Ills sister ftnsa WAS Insane, ut which Mr.,
Sc0ylllc, III nngry tones, which weru loud
enugh to disturb the cuttrt, NH. which could
be llntn1y heard III tllo rcporters' table, sud:
".'ol.n Gulseau, YOU arc wrolg, nlul il
Charles is hung you will 10 responsible for
II p
, 1881-12-08
VALUABLE COAL DISCOVERIES.

"F's'7' *'7P"Es" To E"V NH1saV7 77Fop"7
kEnKuk, ln., Dee. 7,-Vulua1lc cual-lcd have
been discovered nsar Menphls, Mo., about forty
miles from keokuk. md u uonpany Is nuw be-
in9 formed 10 develop thotu. At u depth OF lo8
were found aIcssrs. biuIer, Macarthur l.
combs Ut Memphis, own 80 acros Ut these coal
!ui.4s, Aud will work shotn Ut once. 4 uua
fantllo bus prevailed IN thls region for two
1llinols districts tributary 10 keokuk, An4 tho
"tlack diamonds aru xe,lrcu AIt piuIlx tho rlYuf
1r0M hero to VI. Louis.
, 1881-12-08

6p#'!o1 &7HVa9sH - 9H@ Ea4sa4u IFE10H8.
LINCOLN, heb.. Hoo 7.-Anule Specht, u young
Germun Elrl. employed US y 4utnest!u IN tho
soulh part Of tho uIty. bVoane impressed ,hts
.uorninx with the hurst9!o thought shat shv
suit Ut coylstanl u.e4itatiou on religious slu-
Jculs. 1t IL believed thAt ny prupur irentturnt
hrr reason can be restored.
, 1881-12-08
Window Necessarily Put in an
Obscure Position IN the
Senate.
,rile President Has Demanded tho Scalp
Of Rildichergcr at Mallono's
l[nntls.
Two Set Gases Of Marital 1nfelioity Added
to the Many Scandals Of WASH
ington Life.

AS1Nf COMMENTS oA ilti Af.es-aeh'
spte'"t DapafeA 70 4ne t"'easo ~, .a''a"s'
Nt,s'ifSc1oS, -: u; uee ,..lsc ''cssnRI ssa.s';
mas beeA stlo1eet u lhhch inofe ee'eaa1 .,,,F
continent tofas linn II was yes1e.s'as' tne
oecu!neilt WIS so lons t'"' ,e's ~" - ...o
members llstehea 10 II ~ elthel lt""se' ,'. "'a
1t was nut eohela'9y leaa hlitl' al.sc "st n'kn'
Or Ills morning. LUG Views WHICH Me ~
pressed todhS' lno1eiole. n,o pc.tes sp'1 1,.,'1.
efea a'a ol n'''e f"'u" !"u! .'o ias.t.so =" ~,
eenl''ehss W'e'i "ele "s1 e.',., ~ s.aa
colhh''ls u a!esea 'i'et''e"s let' "!1.' n,e4
VINO presumed 10 a,sc"ss q aoc"nseHt WIN
t'le co"te"'n a., ~ ".'el l..o, VIZ ur T..
q''"'teu' "i',o ''e ''sso"so sa"s'',
ia'otaolS 1eSa'uc'' ~ !,.tt '.e'"'s eun'pos
tloi'. a:,u rs !" s1a1o p"l'oi ".'ch oe",s ."te's
nal esiaeilce oi 'los'"s uee,l piel",eu I'''Ios.
solc'S W ffes'ael'1 artnurs o"n s'A'a' ai.u
us expressing i'anh'y m'a "spscss1,e's .ao
views oi 'ts a''thof, na'S o1 thoso sle"s w
HUI "e'i feeei'ea py 'oss co"s'oel"o'c
hn'nbef ol congressman
TIE FRlESns Or THE s14'shh 1'oi+1.An'
tor instance ana ol lug oouoie slu"alt! are
n't OILY ut'1eu III tae't oppus't'o"' "ul nto
even olt1ef al''t heateu III t'lei. usMultet1tot
ot the postum w"sci tue. Ilnsl.'GtIa l"Ses
upon THIS sno1ecs. 1hey ihSist that ms "1s"-
1nents as 10 l'te lhhn',us to huthlh'n a'e
Ao'1ole stailuHttl sste SatiSteht's ans"c'Ga W
tue lact tiias uae ao"o,e slai'"arA ias ooGll
successfully hlalhtalhea "llnout al'y ssra!h
npol, tne government taMe1!'lie9y VI npo.
tho Nat!onal credit atl" 'll"l ''o spec4es .!
currency Is nt present III so gseat aeh,aia III
the treasury as 1ne 'ery SILVER eeF.lasa'eS
Which secretary folsef's rerort aMcets 80
ln'1cll 10 desplse' Al through tile "estef'''
SOUTH ai'a s"nthwes1elh co1lltry, Wneto
, 1881-12-08

1nsnlA mothors, weuk, slckiy children need
uruwu'a lruM iI!tters.
, 1881-12-08
WASHINGTON.

" t1fJlxI HN l. SyASs.
The Presidents War on Sill
yer Has Weakened
His Position.
Nearly q Carload Of New
Bills Offered i'll tho
Senate.
The congressman Figuring on Com
mittee Places and Trad
ing Seats.
official beginning Of tho Great
Scandul in the Pension
Ol1tcc.
Likelihood that All That Has Been Fore
shadowed IN These Columns
Win Be Developed.
all Cases Involving Naturalization
Withdrawn from the Span
ish Commission,
Window Necessarily Put in an
Obscure Position IN the
Senate.
Ttle President HAs Demanded tito Scalp
Of Rillichergcr at Mahono's
lfnmtfs.
Two Set Gases Of Marital 1nfelioity Added
to the Many Scandals Of Wash
ington Life.