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, 1881-09-21
session. Tho CABINET antl MI bureau a1,sl ust,or
oftlcinls Wilt cont!n.se ns' now until Congress



grstta, pupatfs tu 1,as tateaeo 1ttbrat,
LoSn 1Itiaytut. N, H., Sent. ao.-sutymn ia thu
events If tpn Inv hnyf, trnu tt,crn nro th,,.r
who, whslr moi rurxutlir,x Tint "Tha Ktnr IA
ttrnt!. nro ni,ltu ,i,.u,.aI to shot,t .t,nx live
tho kust" It c.n,,rt In suI,l tl,ut, In nil tim
throt,g that In. t}ccn stt netc,l IN t,onp urnrcb
today, thore h,yd i,crn my WIN do not m.
vrro the men,nrv Of tho ,1pu1 1.rns,tent.
and whose bolrts In mt m ont In svrnrnthy m
tho stricken wll,ny w1,u,o burden anrms urri,t nr
than sho c,tt1 bonr: hut there have brcn eon,o
politicians todny nt Lang Ilrnnch and ttoy hayo
IusIsfc,t tAut. Mt Inn cn,forenno jetwcen 1,rrs1-
t[nnt Arthur uni tho Cu1lnct, Mt tho cottleo Ut
tho Attorney ueurra something Ur n Imlltlrst
rintro wns considered. Ono cdhInot officer WHO
wits askc'l about tho matter satd:
"iF THERE WAS ANYTHING
al political uaturu ,Ionc tho ,,rcsont il not tim
tinu tu sr,nk uf It," From tho best suurrcs It
,s c1car tint II unythiux uf pot;t,rn1 chprnntpr
waa touched upon about M,tovcuvt+s d,nncr-
tnA1c, It wns on,v thnt I'm t,n,nnt. M Il thc
cnstun, ,1ntlcr such cir c,,mstnncos, stated that
their signatures woro at tho disposal
Of tho President. ard TINT Con.
arthur replied lint, for tho present
as lcast. t,o wtsl,mt lhp to return to thoir oil.
cog. 1nlcod. so,1c uf tho lending pollticinns
who Enyu had life. long Intimacy with Arthur
insist tint the present Cabinet will ba rotaluou,
nn1 that 1t will be
TIL: rrIu'osE OF GEN, A1sruun
to tako tho Administration OF (,rn. uurtle,i n,
ho found II, uut to try to mako onv no, loss ,u-
efficient und pure sn[u uuo Of tho political
leaders OF the Stalwnrt school totlny: "{,nn.
Arthur wilt do we'll to commpnoo wt,oro Gen.
uGrfcl loft or. Ito should hnyo M enemies
to punish TO political fnction to roynnl, In
no other way uan to cnnc 80 near to tic tcurta
, 1881-09-21
OPINION.

ru4sf fut fh..
u.nrst,r r. aaa. q" n"s Ia."e" ...., I,ssn.
tor josrrh II, 1fnwlor .ns =, ~. s"toI ts n9;,
conf,np,t n hiu roo,,, H.. -',..,.. m ",,.s.a1
tfnn- snnnk,r,. - u...|.. s.h o.H".1"s a"stt
ho aos,. ~ hn.n ~ ..snn', ot.aar...s,..s. -
mike. For sovnrpI .,ovs H., ,s,s.,I, ~. nIt.s
vuthor ,nrytnhIe NM, ~, .,a,rs ,ras - raaa,,.s,,
with ,tf,n s,,rnr,so i,v ,hn.o ,st, hal ,sata,
tho caso carefully. ilut II ID n ercnt Nnttnnn,
calamity. 1rd s1,n noon,o ,,,,, .saoro,, e.,os,'
whorv: Of nil nnr,tca md ~ ri, socttorS !,
",Yhnt ,,o rn,, thtns NJ I'm o,,.s,,nr ,r,o~
non. Arth,r:a Samtnjo.rnt,,ns..
vi hn,o hal r1n".'..
with 11nn, Ar,hur ~ .o.,, ..'s,n ss
thn.o vhn ,,a.a ,,ae'. .,...u '.,ae' ano
,ln not annrc ,hn co+n,nnn on.,ro.a
~ ~ ennte .ue common nppfenonslofs ana
noruns ,n9 ~o .o n's sca aon,u say
,vnas 49,, ssa ~ .sons "hcn pres".'ea 10"
Arthur'a rcrrnt cn,,rso II, Ia = s.n.,oh n,.,,',
ltcau In min. n nd sm,i. n uon,lc,non IN oJ,,nn.
linn NM hrnrIn,, n,,l ,,n,'o.,tonn,,,, I,s,s a..
rcspons!b1lltv OF hts ulnrc','
",rheu WI, hnve m nrvt,+v ot,,,. ..a <,.
ure7'' and senator Inx,,,v nln.rd ,l'n ,r,nrvto,v
with tho remnrk. III hnvc m NJ, xtntv ,.h.,o,..
ntn,tt t,n ,vc1fora NJ mr. ,o,nt..n
ry-,,osr,, ,,.urr,,.nrvrp., ,,,,.,,.+
H. ~, t.,.os,.,...'. ,, ~, ..' "'.'"H,' oE"H4'h
"Gnynrnnr ,ynt H., en- thtn,, IN, ~ ~.
or tInrncLf,s Icnt.2, "''' ~ 'oe eAeo1
'u1,I,o co,,rtr,. ,v,;, H., ,.,u,, .x,,,.. .,,,
nftor nil rho cfrect nr - ~. ho,,,,
thn nv tt,ns ,xifrh .Innso5 s,.,'. ~ ~
cnum,t,cd hs .,o.t,rf,, ~ n's .,' uo s'a ussas.
l,.,t,t narno,1 ,n"a, ~ s me.' a.,u ,, wv h''ant
"a,.a - 49, ,,.s..s ~ tan &,mur'e"a people. iio
o,1ca linn anv -, h1s ,,.sa"'.a uusr "'a'p,1a ios
IL n e,o"t ~" W. 49,. H. ~" u1s .'ss
nre un,1ar rrcat momoutnr Evorv.nt,. ,,,,.,s
to l,o In our favorthn er,,nothioe ~ ,,,s ,oo.,
South M wc.1 na Nortl,- -an t,nt Te'b.o n.,
, 1881-09-21
NO FEEI.lNG OF uSEAEISEga.

NU FEEIsENH UF UNEAE{NEE8,
arteas Utsputsh to Tia Ch4eaao 1tsbuns
NEW Y0Rx, Sept. 20.-Inukcss OF this city
generally 0xpress NO apprehension that any
hnancial complication will result frou aha
change Of Administration, All conyesscd with
ayree that so ohanxa OF policy In iuonuy nut
! tors was likely, and thoy further added qxprrs-
slons Ut confidence In the uew preaidsuts
patriotism and abIiIty.
The President Of the stoohauics' National
Bank sail. "Wo have planty ct ttup to consider
the matscF, and 1t has been discounted" ito.
vestluS to the probable policy Ut Gen. Arthur,
BIZ eassmen oont!Quedt "HAaQ thls thing Grtt
, 1881-09-21

krT Stvt} ft1f1. 1...
senotnr Can't t,,,7,, A''" " 'e'' ~
~ sa,,'
linz npppt" ~ ,ur "na.o*ss anaonee MT: oonk
u,u1, ~ tho nn,,ntsv ,o..,,.n 49,, " n..s. 80. ~
tt,at .l,oro Il M INNS IN ,,fs 1..s .,,t lii .s.,"
kccncr nnn-o,,nt In, ~ H. ,aoo.s,ttc. 80 49,
hr,nnInto r.c,n,,t n,,,i r,,t,,r t,,at, a. s.,.,,-
linn. II, nj ~, H. ,no .cnttrrnn. ,not on,,.
stnI,,,v aua,l. thfs ,,r,, - ,,n - 49,, ,,-,.,,.s h,
with lin irtn,tfnr ~ ,nsln r., r..r, 1rnu1. ~
nnntsh cneuIna NJ ,h o.,nn.o ~ In t,r,,,
1r,, rn,,rn NJ III. cnurtr,, H., this hon, ~ ,,nt.
tcr ,yhnt tnnv hnvo hocr lin ri ,rnr,a,,. NJ tho
uost. hnvo NJ ,,o,nt NO. ss". M" Ea,,,.,tt.e
focls rim ,,rcnt .orr,w oa Loo~iw 49, ~, nm"
viii ,nrc In '
rtrtr,, .vos,o,, ~, ,,,, e..v.r,
within ~. ,,o,'T, ' VIZ '' o"S1NAA
~ .,,oui,t aun,,Sa, ~ =, <,on, o.. ,r,.
.,... -. tse'o ~ - oeo"'' ~ nv a+'7
nj ollor pruylfo,l NJ n,,rc ,,n,,n shn, t1,o rv.
crn,nunt gould fnl In rn,c rf occI,ln,t IN f,cr.
Arthur Ttrn mr., II, ,,,v i,,r mi FRS lin ar,
nto to be In sessIon nj rho vcrv n,,ssct nr
the cbanvo yblc,, ,,us op,no M st,d,tcnlv unun m
This dealt, IN tnrrjb,o cnIomttv m rt,o Nn,ion
Tho lesson II tenctes In II aat, nnc hnt IL Ia tl,o
natural o,Itrro,yth nf this i,nn. I'm, t,,oru oro
ht9hcr lnws than onna wrItton In M,nka.
pnrlottsn,. statcsmnnahln. nnt] nvorv ,norn1 mn,
poltttcal duty scntt,rc TINT oyory tnn shalt sut
bis faoe like steel n4alt,st nny tnwleas mt Ut
whatever u1,nrnuter. IL IN Tim tutv ar oyorv
Ruod oit,zpn tu strouxthen thu nav l,reait,cnt
aud
BMoOTIr MS cottI,ar
In ovcry possible WY Il l,ns bcen aafd TINT
Gen. Arthur Is III cuony Ut nv sectIon. I lo
not believe It. lie coultl not bo 80 without ho
wcro hIs own onatny, which do not believe.
Ths change lii tho Government nrccfpltstea
a gruut crisis, by 10 ucaus violent hut
nevertheless great, Thorp nro vrout
mnny bal .nsu In this country WIN ,vouih mt
hesituto to strlke Mt the life unen which tim Ma
tIon NOW rules. Tint this Ia truo Ia duo 10 tho
Higher Inv Idea which hns buon tuo much
tauHht md tolerated in this country. There
ton, and lnws mMtlo In pursuance thosoof,
and this Is tho doctrine which wo want to im.
prcss upon oycry luan In tho Mutton In this hour
Of
1rs SUPREME SORROW.
When Guituu,, fired tho t,ttaI shot which has
flnnlly tnken tho life Of ouo OF tho
bost OF ,nen, ho expressed In tho most
powerful language tho result pf this
tenohfng that thoro Is at nuy ttmo and un-
dor any circumstances m ouraaton when tho
laws OF tho country eau beat bo set astdp and
bcttor onos enacted by individuals for ekncr-
Hnttccs. 1t IL tho lrst duty to touch rospcut for
the Inv md compel obadience 10 It. 1t Ia nlso
4 duty to hush purt,snushtp how, md rorrnin
from mi needless discussions OF tho possibilities
of the future. deprecntu
THIS TALK OF uES, A1rrf1tyt,'s tyEr1n11ur-
lTY,
Tint quostlop cannot 10 roviowct]. Tbc {,o,,-
gross which finally pissed upon TINT uunatlon
iB dead, and no succeeding ono cun reyiyu 1t.
, 1881-09-21

spttfas Dfsnateh to Ths CAteaoo T1oune
CofuMntA. g. G., sont. m-OwIne tn tho fnct
thRt tho telegraph o,llco hero ,vaa cI,scd ut u
e'clook Inst night, tho news Of President Gar
1|eld's denth was not received I'm Columbia until
about a'cluck this morning. As snu.t m tho
sNtl Intelligence ,yns nnnu;cctt, tho bells began
1lztug these snpn,.s NJ flncr,tl tllrrcs, innlc.
tlntcy replizcd tho worst, and the city wns en-
Blrouded In n blHcA clo1d ur grief. The ncwa
ntthuigh not unexpected. was nnno tho less
hcnrtrcnt!ng. l.lsltlcss Vt nil kfnils WAS prac-
ttcn!iy s,1spen!c,l, who nnxious mel, tflrolluci
the streets to DISCUSS tho diaulnl tiu!ngs. Every
fnco ,1cupted Il tlucp-sentcd grief. FIngs OIL tt1o
pnblto buildings wero rnIsotl ut hnlt-nast. Thu
Governor Of tho Stntc rs sooii ns he WIS notittc
uf tho Presidents death, issued tho following
proclan,ntton3
MusHEas, ,Iunoa A. Gosflola. tho President nf
taa United Stntrs, Is tluau; tho prnpl0 OF S',ith
SnI4M iecuxn.G M . tno ieartul ca'nnlHy WHEEL
f'c whils I;ni' T., ~ ti,n ant ~ ,En In,,tis ~ on
uss,.siu Of tlloIr chief executive officer.
Nns; msrs{9re. Y, Johnson ilagooa. SnvcEnor
tn1 ~ th;s smto -" thnt . IN ~. ~ m nv ,yn
Tic f.tnerul crreinon.os Of iho prasjJunt shui 6o
observed, toy 10 lay nslde Mll soc,,lnr business,
amt. nssonshttng ~ tnoir resptct!va ho'lacs ut
~ f ~, ~ ~ 1t~ !, ~ t.v mn M y. i.
ctntr,trr. o - 9'o'' o''
uhn Mnrnr nf thu cltr +ou,1o n rail- for a n,,,,to
meeting. which will tnko n,ocn tn,norrnty nfptt.
ynrIo,ls military md cIy,t, orvonizn,sone nra IN
erssTon tonlutt. nnd viii ndnnt nnnronr,ntn rcso.
lutlons OF rrtof. I a,anrt hui I'm tr,ltt whrr
tlcolnrn tl,nt In no mart NJ tno
, 1881-09-21
GOV. FOSTER

aptetai Dtspdteh II Iat Chleaoo 7ttbtsn&
CotuAnCs. H.. Sept. eo-ln referring 10 pEcsl-
dont Arthur GOV. Foster said: " l regarl bin, III
nn able, honeats and conscientious Hcntlos,uu.
tsa Will deserve, atl have no Doubt will re-
aelve. tho support Of tho great body
Ut tho American pcup!o. Ills no.
s't|on VIII bo trying ono, but I
hnvo confidence IN bis ability to give III n good.
Administration. At to whether hB will continue
tho work OF hfs predecessor, aln unublc Il,
Judge. Ilo will certatnly not tall 10 SEQ tho uht
10 clearly bright bolnre him and now 50 ulearly
ylsihie on account Ut tho darkness surroup1-
IuR tl,h
, 1881-09-21
VIRGINIA..
WAJt3f HrRfSf}4.


"AnM SfR1EGs. Va. Scpt. .u.-Tho citizens of
Bath County and visitors to tho Springs, IN pub
10 meeting this evening adopted tho following
resolutions:
Ittso!ped, That tho csttzous OF Bath County md
tae ostizens from various parts hero usset.,b.ct1
pcsinpf o .no agep s!s snrroW f ~ tho ucath uf
b,,blIc council rin car,cter aid VIII natrItt ~ tio
lam xuyo prptitan antl Mss,trni,co ~ ~ 1 tmfnis.
ration >pronotivo Of tho welfare md honor OF
W 3,sdtut9 W1n19 co%ns,y' Mnnty A.. ,..,aua.
ahenTfIne.g amd trar rcr viii ,yh,c h' ..,. ~
phinful anti prutrautel suffering SHOW US w,,at
the country has lost tn tho death Of ono hllyinX
,;ta snin fare aealitea iof tho tisc1largo nf tho
Rsso}ptd. Tint ihoso FcsoIution. hn ctnm,,mi.
rated to tho 0gcd and flonorcd tunther md d.
voted wife, With tho expression OF Dur stucoro
gymphtny Win taen tn th8 hour OF bereavement
W. ,t,In1f T;b,t Tin o.s,a,no,,, =, ,,,,
partio,% ,r.s "ut ~ 'nu ~. "osasua % Ct frossaent
mcrti1 MnIyorsn or III onto r. aifoGons ~
snI ,.a so+.ht ~ ~, ,sntMau !lu hnuoEEcHces
i ~ aIo ,, uv ~ MnH!cAttol y the prinGi"
fnu9and ns H. ,' oMu aM9kur 70 Inc correction
eupnosGu WIS III ouF eoantry'
III submitting tho resolutions OK Congressman
ehnrnctrr- Innnlv Eoort,r 49,, .,n..,a,'s.
, 1881-09-21
OFF TOR ELDERON,

t4lA4lbA 1FA+A4iAltE f1oN AEsH iUHKt
Sptetal Dtspateh to The Eat-a1o tribune.
NEW YoRx, Sept. M.-prcstdont Arthur's tux.
Ing oE tho oath of of!1eo Inst night WINS n very
tli!ct Affair." nn MS dotRi,ed ln these dlspntcl,cg
wAs, witnessed by very fow people. II wus
dce'dotl best thnt tho ccrcmnny should tnke
pfnce ut once. thnt tho now President might ut
once ontcr upon his duties, which ho
has done. There hts been some discussion rs
to tho probabEo resignation OF tho membors Of
tho Cabinet. MS 1t customary in I'm event
of this kind, ut onco voluntarily, or
upon prcstdont Arthur's InyItaunn, hut
1t Ia not donnilly known that auy
slict latter co'trse Will bo pursued. On tho
contrary. In fact. tho Gruphie tonight suys, us
with authority:
We bclevo wo aro In a position to stato thut
my changes In the Cabinet, for lo,,g tttno
to como ut lenst. VIII 10 brought nlout
by tho voluntary notion OF tho Cabinet Minis.
ters themselves, and not by tho aoslon Of presE-
dent Arthur.
President Arthur, cnrIy this forenoon, loft tho
city for Lung Brunch. lie wna accompanied 1y
Secretaries I3Iaino mud Lincoln, anf uttlor ntcn.
bers ut tho Cabinet. When tlcu. Arthur a.rlyct!
In his carrlngo ut the ferry ut tito foot NJ
Ltbnrty street. on Ills wRy to Loug Ilsanoh ut Ii
o'clouk this morning. to tlitl not prcsont tho
appearance OF lnan who nt,slar ordinary cir.
eutnstanccs, had hccn cnIlod upon to uccopt
of III, r,,,rtn,, n, ,.., ....
,,oomv i'm. nt+tra,, Il, a, ""o.u nuo
nnti nrcscntS, oror,. 1'',t."+, ss,1,a. '
coro Krlof. He was accompanied by hIa son.
Tho whistle OF tho Elizabeth. II bout specially
ch'lrtosod to connect With tho Spoclnl
prcstfnnt or ,he bo,,r ~ ,o,,ns.,,. NM cno
currInvo 5r,yo stom,, l., 's, !uo
,nnn s,.nd"r ~, .ho ,,s,,, M as,..,, -. taoorlhg
crnb m,t .t:on ,,or ~ ,.s,,, 1, no -. ~. u
,font rnsnn,1o, IL. o,,,rt',,,s,,, ,at', w" tIel
ond to,.lr, .,t,,btl,. a Arrt.,. 'sH @ n.e na.
I'm hoo,s ~ - a 1,sos,'I's.,, 40 ~ MoFe. on
roturx m,nrrn a.tor,or.n n".".,, Sant, oee'
md H,cro,"rr 1Inn,in ,.hn ,ra,,ot.a ~ ouau,
so,o ~ rrtn,,o ,rar,, ~, ,,n,,, .,>.',,. -. wv
,n,,'t, .,,n,"1 w., "s ."t., ." weso
linn hn too ra,,ro,o ,t,o nro
mn lin ma nt,too x.asa."s.' 1s,saN' at14t
,s"a ,,ottcc",,o Tnr ~. .t'. n'"'.o ~.
whon TIN hn,t aert,..M ~ H. v..'. "suu. 1.,as'l
aide Tim J,ra,cn, ,.it,,b,oI ,rt,, 's "u.srs
liz shnok bnn,ts vim I'm nh.nc, ,,.,n,na.s H.
r,,w"v .,,sh,,r,,ioS t,a1 ,,ro1,'1 .''s -. !ao ~.
i,cst ,.rrio ,oa snr ,s,Ir oenv.,v,,,oa 49,, =, Lae
tutrrvnl ~ T,.o ~, n -
r,voi ~ tho Lent mi, ~" ,,,nort,sn Nv ~ ~. IT,
trntn. '"'o "a 'a'
At THE 1,rro, IN ,ppar,- r,,r,.
in ortor IN kecn t,,n crt,w, u,ynv fro,r ,o r.ost
,jeutInI Marty. Mr~ ttainu vo,,ti,n,i for ,,.ns.,
nprson WIN nns.c,t ttro,tyh thn nn,o,ror ~,
rcnortora nn,' o,,ssdnTa x"rc ,,nr.romn',,','s,.'
thr,,ar ma xlto hv IL ,,o,Iratnn,, NJ .tx,o...,
,uuIn rn,vcr ,vho Lrnw tIa insI,... w.,
neycr fnr M natort neoc,od n fs,,,,' ,,..,' ..'
flows on,nn,, t,o ,n.,n,crs ~ to ,,.oes m.s
i,,ttIununt1v NJ lila trnntmant ,yha .ho ,.''.'
onrs. INNING than, jJuuh ifnHt[n1s ~ 1ho Isn,
usrcioi nj tno trea ,yh;",,
thn n,,,ore ,.nra rnonIw,,,,, 1,o i,.,'. .s ".s.a
, 1881-09-21
FIRE AND LOSS or LIFE.

sAH FttaSctsc0. Cal, Sept. .0.--A Chico dis.
pntch sayH: This 1lprnI,l9 ssprtly ntlcr Uclock
tlro broke out IN New Cbiuntown locate4 IN
tho wcAt slAo Of tue corporation limits, aud
burned town tho ontlro vltayc. consIsstng Il
sixty or seventy houses. Throu Chnauen we're
burned 10 death.
, 1881-09-21
NEW HAMPSHIRE.



HANOVER, N. IT,, Hep, 1l-nhrttnouth Col.
lose, with nl otl1nr buildings IN town, ure hcnv-
~ ',rnpuI. All departments ut tho eoliuHe wilt
bo suspended on The ,tny Of tho funeral.
PORTSMOUTH.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., scnt. :0.--Tho Clty Gov.
crnment passed resolutions cxtotultng tho Gun.
1oIouce Of tho city to Mss. Garfield and children.
, 1881-09-21
A BtOODLESS DuEl.,

RICHMOND, W., Sept. aO.-A tolcKrnn from
Wnrrcntown this nflcrnuon s.ntes thas Qcu,
loyton WlEe aMd L. r.. Lewis mt u,.d fouvhta
'luel In Fnrt'oh' Wood. White Sulphur spri,v..
'oec'vett Lrwih' shot unhurt, and 1rc,l bis own
weapon In tho AIc. ~
, 1881-09-21
ARKANSAS.


Special Dtsptateh 10 Iht Chicago 1tsours.
Hot SPRINGS, Ark, Sept. 1o.-Tho nows of tho
death Of President Gnriiold wAs received here
with tho profonnslost sorrow. business gcnur-
nlly Ia suspended.
, 1881-09-21

ntcoting Of citizens MAS held Mt tho city.h hall.
hfnynr Strickland prcatlctl. After religious c1.
trcise4 Impressive addresses wcro nado by a
number OF prominent citlzona OF all polIstca!
plltiG4s
, 1881-09-21

Arent'x ESoef, Iron, a,.d sYinc, with
Clnch1Ila. tho staldMri lnetltct,lul tuulu nf shis
progressive nxe. II purtcsie5 tho ntt,uu prompt.
improves digestion, ctt. Itrsut: a r,,trl furul,
bright oyes, bMply Htnte ot li.uI. Arsnda drug
6lor0, corner hfutltsDn street uu Fifth Iyc1lIo.
, 1881-09-21

1aeddanEss Russia Su9ye !Iettn will
wonderful succcss IN Nll cnscs 1T HkIn dscnsrs
, 1881-09-21

. 5psefit Dttpatth to Ths Chstdco Trihuns.
NEW ORLEANS. Ln., Sept. .0.-Tho news nj tho
Presidents death cn,nc so lntc mat night, md 81
ctoso upon tho rcassurlng bulletins Of hts tlac-
tors. aud. too, IN t'rtz1linx shower nj rstn that
Il tonk unr people unnware. Thore were no
demonstrations. md It Is snfo to say tho sad In
telt'Eencc did not oxtcnl beyond tho ncwstupcr
offices md tho fow whose business kept them
dpwn town to q late l1ntr, This n,lri,irx, t,pw-
over. tho elfyis tlantng 1t mourning Rar, Hugs
nj hntf.ntst, public buildings ciosed, und Mt
i,opn nearly NIL places OF business waro closed
aud Irnppll with black.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-08-25
HUNTING For A PLACE.

a good many people spend all their
lives hunting for the place in this
world which they were intended to
fill. They never settle down to any
thing with any sort Of restful or con-
tented feeling. What they are doing
is not by any means the work that is
suite,l In their abilities. They have a
sunny ideal of a very noble life i'm
whicn their power would find free
scope, ahd there they could make a
very bright record. But i'm their pres.
ent position they cannot do much Of
anything and there is little use to try,
their life is n humdrum and prosy
routine and they can accomplish
nothing really worthy and beautiful.
So they 90 on DISCONTINUED with their
own lot and signing for another and
while they sigh the years glide away
and soon they will come to an end, to
find they have missed every opportu-
nifty of doing anything worthy Of
eternity. The truth is, ones vocation
Is never some far-oT possibility. 1t is
always the simple round of duties that
the PASSING hours brings.
No day is commonplace il we only
had eyes to see its splendor. There is
no duty that comes to our hand but
brings to us the possibility of the kind
Is service.
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WHAT A COIN DID.

\ coin is i'm itself history. There
was once a lost city which owes itelf
tn n coin.
For over a thousand years ne one
knew where Pandosia was. History
told w. that at Pandosia King Pyrrhus
collected those forces with which he
overran Italy. and that he established
a mint there but no one could put
their finger on Pandosia.
Eight years ago a coin came under
the sharp of numismatist. There
were the letters Pandosia inscribed on
it, but. what was better, there was an
emblem, Indicative of a well-knOwn
river. the Crathis. Then everything
was revealed with the same certainty
as if the piece of money had been an
atlas, and Pandosia, the mythical city
was at once given its proper position
in Eruttium.
Now. n coin may he valuable for ar
tistic merit. but when il elucidates q
dou.tful point in history or geOgIa-
ply its worth is very much enhanced.
The silver coin, which did not weigh
more than a quarter Of a dollar, be-
cause il cleared up the mystery of
Pandosia, was worth to the British
Museum sl,U0, the price they paid
for il.
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my own work, !" sid Ann Asalea.
And ! do so hope you'll like it."
Humph commented the old
lady.
five worked night and day to get
it finished" said Ann Azalea, fer
vently.
Ann Azalea." said the old lady,
suddenly becoming inspired with some
degree of animation, where do you
expect to go to when you de-"
Dear Aunt" said Ann Azalea, 3" I
don't in the least understand you"
Because you are telling q perfect
tissue of falsehoods, each one more
outrageous than the other" said this
painfully frank old lady. 1.-THE screen
isn't your work at all. The satin was
painted 10y an old school-friend of
mine, iifiy-odd years ago. You cheat
ed her Out IF il. the day before yester-
day, 10y a regular piece of swindling
that would have disgraced mock
aucii"neer. And now you may go and
carry il hack Ia her-Mrs. Moore, No.
. Lilac court-with my compliments.
And Ann AZaiea-'
Yes, Aunt" said the detected
young lady.
- You needn't trouble to come back
here again. If adopt an heiress, il
musi lie some one who is pure, and
good, and truthful-not such a one as
you, And I'm rather disposed to
think that il shall be Mabel Moore"
And 80 Miss Ann Azalea Harper's
grand scheme resulted i'm utter failure.
The screen was borne ignOminiously
back. and Mabel Moore is now her
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