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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
T@s EatFsesl tsss.

~ yag are suffering aitii a sss.fs esu-h.
caia, astlnsa. ir-be- -. hay fet-r, rnn-
sunptina, .ees r Ssicf-. ticking ia iile tartzt
or aHy affection - fie t-r'-t or iiihes. uFs
i'r. hiag's AsW iies.vefy fsr t;snsnra;.t .tiei,.
The D. t..e great sesis.iy that - cau-lns -
much excitement j. rs Ncadrg'u! sflfrs.
cufing thoasaH3s 81 is"peiesa cas-. tsyes
ono million ho.ties - Dr kssg's Sew ijis-
covery have beers u-s-i astiin the iars gear.
and have given pefiee. taiisfsetips ifi - ery
instaucer Ne cln unhesitatineiy aag th-.t
this ) really tise sniy Hnre care ;or shrs,a5
and lHns aiieetla4-. ana can chefI3uilT rec
oiaslenl j. - alt i'aii and ~ O fsi-l fotf.e
free Of cesf, "s = re.,aiar aIzs iyr si.Gj. fg-
safe ~
I'oaaas aHd t.asoo, s.i.o'esaie -.,-. = Aha
Hy g. siagrs Seis; Dr. J.. tn'r. I-l,z-
asa 81. =. - F..s.-if. Lebanon, - -
l..itss.afis. fiaesa si--t Iseaiette aisl s-.-f-
ttgrir. = 3.ll-oa - -. j. C,sTI-a.tss. -lsf-
GER; Il. q. Eslaar, iarrisbaFe s. S.
Htysr, liaisev nsfnos Sasifis. ii-i ~ /;
s'ssrr sn,s i'.s-ei.', brpFbsvIiie.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
sanvtcea AZ rl.l. er.sse

i~fraHor by tho Cllaplaif
2-0pening address iy tl.s President
S-Mu9ic ~ ille band.
Annual address hy Ifns. 81. cJ8.n-
son.
5-BFes..
C. Eeees8 Dfte beuT
1--DGeaei0nal qddret Nv Mr Crawford.
on cinigmtiai, ~ is3Z; sfier which sbeft
volunlscr sgseeiies wiii b8 in order
Election 81 oHieoo. viii take place iin.ne-
dia;oiy aSer il3e' clc=a al tho volunteer
srecetea.
Tie camp fires vii be lighted - 3
o'cioeis p. M, nosr tl,e sand, % which ali
Old pioneers arc rcgucslssi to Do present
Tbe grand pioneer aail wiil commerce.
nj 80 o'clock in tho large sad cosanoIi-
ous warehouse - McMnnyjiio al which
All aIo c.5diaiiy invited. Ial Dekes
$50.
Tho secreiaFy vii 10 ifi alienlauc. ~
ihe pavilion dariag lbe5a ; and eeenn2 70
receive dHaa anI arp'icaiious f,r eietm
iersl5.is. sli.i - is-ue rartii.c iies of sis.nd
ancc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
- .-.lnlI ! AI,parllennaeni.

We are requsted hy County School
superintendent Gilbert Ia announce
that lite apporlionment OF tho school
fund has been made and that ebe orders
for tho same arc now III the hands of
Dir Bruce, ourCouniy Treasurer. IS he
vii! have TO mako out his report or
July lst he would like all districts to
draw their money before that time.
Duo notice should be taken Of the fact
that this meney viii not be paid out
except 10 district CLERKS. or upon their
order.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
,.eil >. - - -, =. =.

.'D.as..iHs tic -ss.i q I.sas s,r D.s
tritt Nn -. its:5sr-. Oseeon. see--u.f
raeniii: wife I.uelEer, rrrry Gi.ier.
iee Miller, &Ara Fisher, Aida Fisher, i.Ji-
e!i~ Iarae iAb,ie >ifnfni-0t. Iiiii., g'lliliss-
pi,lins., fi~ler, ,iiobea 3lii.cr, Ned s;Eler.
Cnfiis aluirr. Norton Miller, LILY Each
uer, cia-s iisc'iner, ,liaFioa railipfi. Char
80 rh !l.5, .. Myrtle Miller. alice PiiiiiDI.i,
Bette Nlllrf I.uri1lt Far~eli. Ecces
&.,ltr. <ffs.s ilaie, Thomas Hale
-. ol-fsR isIEszFs 1rili,-sS,
Teacher
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

The Standard says: Strange to say
IN tie criticism Of the revised New
Testament almost all the newspapers
regret Tie change and declare tho
work spoiled, while the ministry gener-
ally receive the version wite favor.
Iii not often that the press is so
conservative and clings to things of
the lesse fcem mere feeling of senti-
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

Tliis first class market is now IN the
hands os Major J. Z Herren, whose cx-
pesience !, a guaranty that l. wiz la 4rel;
kept up in every particular. Fresh meats
Of all kinds constantly on haad. sghe
best quality and resonabie prices, . Is the
Majors motto. Tie highest cash Esrira
VIII he paid FOR veal calves, pork, ci,,,,k
ems and sll kinds OF hides and ftrs- Inst
Street, Albany, Oregon, J. X. Iierren.pro-
prieior.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

sruT. the Conlling dead lock con-
t'nues in the New York Legislature,
with no prospect of = break. lie has
lost one vote and now polls only S4.
A motion to adjourn Was lost last
Tuesday. It is rumored that Garfield
Is going to cease lighting conkling, but
The report is scarcely credited although
it appeared in the 4. I. Tribune.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
Jhe Democrat.
FRIDAy...................JU JUNE 10, 1881.

ora friend over the way is getting
quito critical lie takes US to task for
quoting from the telegraphic dispatches.
Heis probably a prophet and can tell
whether despatch Is truthful or not as
soon as he reads it. We arc in a guam
dary as 10 whether it is bologna or
much learning that has made him mad.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
RosEnURe AND COOS BAY RAulao4p.

The Rirseburg Plqinseazer says that
work viii soon be started on the
Ros4bnrg a II Coos Bay railroad.
The G os Bay Mas contends the
price (s2o. o.90o) asked of ffe Boston
capitalists, represented by the Local
Capital Company, for its charter is too
much ard that the parties Interested
would have nothing to do with it.
That paper further safes that uurI-
burt, lhe engineer. who said tbat II
would cost biif 100000 TO build and
equip tlie road was at least $500, 900
sks,ft OF tlie real figure.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
EAnY rorGINcrs.s ,FR.rri.

Shakespeare asks: Is the sun dimmcd
that gnats do fly In It.? and wo are con-
strained 10 ask tho pollywog who runs
tic 'sIIerald" thinksthe great sea OF jour
nalisin Is disturbed when he hops his
Lillipulian form upon its placid surface?
It's liko mosquito biting an elephant
the trouble OF brushing him or Is creator
Than the harm his bite does. They call
him "Lady Prize Bologna Pottinger" still.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
n.cRaEs.s sRNsra saasr.

Tic best salvc in the world ior es:s. lae;s.
Is, sores, ulcers. sat rheum, fever sores. tet-
ter, chnpped hands. ehjialains, cerIs ans ~,
kinds OF skin etnpsions. This save IS eisst.
anteed To give perfect siisfacsian ~ esrs,.
ease OF money refunded. Price :l.5e lcl. box.
For sale by Foshay and Mason, vlol,sss.i..
sgts; d Moore, S>ia D Foley, iel,a,.sH, ::
Or Powell, Lebsron Eelpash srd ai.s.-
saguo, jefferson D N C..lbseath, Ga.na
Vista o Cornelius, Turner Il A Raan,,e.
Harrisburg Starr and Blakcly. nsosefss-
vile.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

We sake rauch rlcasare "a cangfstnla:ir..
car cn;eririsis.s ds4ls.is.s. Aessrs fnsi,ay
aiid Mason uqoa having s-csrefi tiie ag-neT
Tor SlEveas Eaiaaus loseu.it.s Goles-,a
Harmless Yosemite Pace Powder and Cali
fOrnia Pine and Eucalyptus Porous Plas tcIs
Nc call particular attention 20 tl.e EnaaiYp-
tUs Plaster. sgiii,h Is tikiug the lead II ail
others :be Aosemyte Ce.osue has alres.ls
become n houaehsla lzool. a.ssi :,li tiss la.i IS
recommend the Face Powder Posters iai.....
Main s., Alhany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
Coming Lcgtarc.

geY. G. G. Siraiion, u. D., formerly n
this slate, bu. now President of University
of the Pacific, 81 nta Clara, Cal, viii lee
ture 80 tho opera House, in this eIty, on
Thursday evening, Juno 25 Subject
"Ihree Years with the Latter Day Saints
Those who have heard Dr. Stratton speak
viii not likely miss this opportunity OF
hearing him again. Wo can say to all who
have not heard him that they will have n
treat by going. Tickets of admission will
be f,rpDf - fiVa caufa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
rarmers. ana MeeIlaa.ca' store.

Tho Farmers and Mechanics store Is
just in receipt OF splendid lot OF new
goods, which will repay You to call and
examine. j M. Nolan makes no preten-
sions which facts do not Warrant, and he
claims TO be able to soil mems goods at
cheap as any man in the State. Just call
and SEQ his last consignmenls.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
Dellnqncnt Taxes.

Sheriff Charlton Is now pushing the
collection of the delinquent tax lists and
making many levy's and sales. he desires
MS to say that it is no agreeable business to
free costs upon taxpayers but unless taxes
are paid it must be done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

Why does not the proprietor oi Am
mems Cough Syrup publish Testimonials
from those who have heeA cured of re-
lieved by his medicine The ansn er is.
The greater the hunbug the more t,sStf1no.
mails tho publish. Amnaen's Tough SVr-
up is no humbuti, AMI tn prove that and
let it stand on its own merits. "A ia-eent
sample bottle IS prepared. wisich X certain-
ly more fssnViGpil- glam u Testimonial
from a stranger. Large bottles, 81. AK
your druggist fer il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
CIssIns Exercises or the Albany Collegiate
Ensftfute s0ariia Wear.

sARBATn EyRxISo, Juno le--Annual sermon by Rev.
a. l.. Lindsley, -. ". All the churches
Invited to join ~ this
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June Il .Class exercises, sub
lectures, select speaking aud music. The
teachers and scholars will bo glad 20 SEQ and
entertain the friends oi educasion NJ this time.
Exercises begin at 1880 p N. Free 70 all.
WRDaEsDAY EVENING, Juno 15.--Anuual school enter
iainlncnt consisting oi recitations, deenma-
iions, readings. vocal and iustrnmental music
and selections from the Echo SEQ program.
Admission Adults, t0c. Children under IL
years, % cents
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
i. AIaany rarsnera. GO.

The Board OF Directors of Albany FARM
ers' Co. met on Tuesday last and organized
by the election Of NJ. II. Wilds President,
and d. Mansfield Secretary, Of the Board.
Mr.. Mansfield was also elected Superin-
tendent.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

s'esrs in the neiglIorl,ood Of
sYs.ssss1l espless mnch dissatisfaction
with Iadi.-n Agent Fay because he
wllls not permit them to Craze their
-e.tsslle on he Unatilla reservation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

Il begins to be admitted that White
law Reid comm nded tire Union army at
Shiloh, and Gen. Grant v rote an account
of the affair for the press.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
oregon Pioneers.


Following Is tho program to bo observed
by tho Oregon Pioneer Association. at
their meeting on Wednesday, June -, at
Tho procession viii form near the rail
road depos, under tho direction OF the
Grand Marshal. Al. zeiI,er Of Portland, At
II O'Clock a. IN, aud march by route
designated By the committee TO the stand
in tho following order:
Marshal and aide,
Salional9lag.
I.aud.
Grand standard bearer.
I5quirc Ebert assisted b. u; Cofnagf,14 ara
w. J. Garrison.
Chaplain a1d Orator.
President aud officers of the aoefeft-.
Mefnbers Of the association who eaafe II,
the Territory previous 70 1911,
Tho following named gengeJnaa will
aet as division standard bearers
15ig-Amos Cook. Yamlil county.
I8ll--W = Jougs, Ysiubill c0unts
sS1Z-J } Shadden. 1ainbiii coinnY.
~ ~ L sittOn, Yambili county
l5s5-JnO Mimic, Marion county
isl5-stepben slaaig. Polk county
ISiG-D GntlIris, Polk county
Jel6--E Short, CIaclszIbas corbft.
tol8--IlOrace Lyman. Washington t.,.
30 = i hnkeng, kfnIlnOuiab esnals
lH.9-W Breymaa. Marion county.
lrJi--T W Davenport. Marion cpunF'.
Is5z--E & Iladaway, Yami5ll cDpnly.
loo5-k " Phillips, Yamhin conHty
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
A. O. &. W.

Willamette Lodge A. O. u. w. met on
Monday evening last and elected the fol-
lowing officers:
II A Clark. n w,
l. Bilyeu, q r,
G Denny, Q,
n VI Allen. RecoTtler
q Jackson, 4,
y KalislSy, Receiver
Robert Brown. g,
j. M Wesfiail. I w.
A Hale O ",
u II M Carter, TRUSTEE,
DR. J A Davis, Medical Examiner.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
sshosi Meeting.

At the school meeting last Monday eyon-
ing tho Committee reported in favor of
buying the vacant block ON Montgomery
st rect for 5000. and motion made to
table the rep s,rt prevailed. The meeting
then adjourned without doing any further
business.
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ssI,oel Report Of Dl..rIe. No. :, linn Go.
nobs or HONOR.

The above named scholars having by dii-
gence and deportnsnt reached 90 in scale
Of 100 for tho month Of May, their names
have been placed on tho roll Of honor
Sweet Home, May %, 1881.
$. A. DEVASEY,
Teacher
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
Slayen's CHERRY Teos.a Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preser-
vation Of the Teeth and Gums. IL Is far
superior to any preparation of the kind IN
the market. In large, handsome opal
pots, price 30 cents. For sale by Eoshay
q Mason, Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10
e. r. sIkIPWORTH,

y AVEsN-tE ANf9 q Z -ESE-El-FE[ "A L-L8f MI
NOTARY PUBIC.
WT ILIpractice in all courts of the State.
w All business intrustea 10 me pfoGnpt-
~ attended to.
0Bfce Ia 0'1'ooles Biock, BroadasJia Stree,
z5yi Albcny, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

Ask your druggist to show you large
bottle of Ammen's Cough Syrup, and read
the label. we can honestly recommend It
as the best. Try it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

SUBSCRIBE FoR THE DEMOCRAT.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1881-06-10

subscrIbe for Gle DaMocaAr.
, 1881-10-23
FIRE RECORD.


49, CHICAGO.
The alarm from Boz 53. ut 3 O clock ye5tcr-
day afternoon WIS caused by lire in the one
and-a- hnlf-story framc burn IN tho rear OF No
l7O Walnut street, occupied By Thomas Mo"r"
head aud owned By sou,c person tor whom II.
c. Mnrcy, Of So s. Wash ,ngton street, Is agent.
Tho burn, valued ut <l50 and IL harness worth
$GJ' belonging. TO Mr.. Muo:he:ld, were totally 1e-
stroycd. 4 two-story frame barn In the rear OF
No. IL was damaged to the extent Ut $40, and
about 500 worth Of houseEotd goods belonging
to heowner, Adam Gruss'11an. were totally d.
struycu. The Durn wits insured for Sfjl ~ Tue
Agricultural. Of Now Yurk. 4 franc TARA In the
rel,r of No. ,S'4, valued Ut 30. WIS also de-
stroyed. together with tw" carrage5 vnlued Ut
$33:0. The owner. j. Z. Drew. TINS nn Insurance;
i one -sturT frame barn III the rear nf M. It's
was next caught up III the btaze, und was to-
tally destroyed. Mr.. Mo-ey was AE"nt for
IL also, and Cnurles Chrsttauson. tho
occupant, lost about 81 in wood und cual- 4
small shed In the rear of No lii, belonging to
M IL The blnze. Darntse. 81. 4 two-story t,arn
on The uppnsit side of the utley. ii. the rear q
NJ. Uy7 Fulton street, owned by f. u.
Reed. WIS dumugeu to- the extent
Of S225. The burn in the rear OF M.
b3g. nlss, owned by Mr.. Reed. was totally de-
stroyed, with II loss Of SIS. The 0ccupunt H. j.
Wells lt,s $5J worth of fc+ti. u shed in the re:tr
of NJ. 1J1 Fulton was DESTROYED. with loss e.!
$lVU. Frame barns in the rear Dt Nus. tU3 ana
1u5 Fulton street were badly damaged. The tire
was cuised hy small bovs playing With mutcnes
In the rear of No. l7u Walnut street.
, 1881-10-23
.OFFiCE.,: ::


Special Dtspdtch to Ine Chteaoo 7sibuns
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. oa.-che petty fight
made BY Senator McDouaid and other Indiana
democrats against the confirmation Of Col.
Dualey as commissioner Of Pensions rufled, and
.nat gentleman was confirmed this afternoon in
cAeeotase session by "a handsome majority.
one of the principal reasons charged against
MS confirmation is understood to have been that
oo WAS too good nn executive manager when his
a''entaon was determined to politics. The ma
oof!ty OF tue Senate seemed to think that those
"cfc quuf'ticndons not undesirable In so im-
portant au Office us that Of Commissioner Ut
Pensions.
10 the Wtstern Associated Press.
CONFIRMED.
"AsHfSCT0S, D. C., Oct. 1.-The Senate cou-
hrmed ~. ". Dudley, Of Indiana, Commission
er OF Pensions.
Robert +. crowell. OF Minnesota, Deputy Sixth
Auditor.
John Cromb, or Minnesota, Register of the
Land Office 3, Crooks,on. Minnesota.
George ". Wilkinson, of Nebraska. Indian
Agent Omaha and Wlnuebago Agency, Neb.
Frank II. Tracy. Postmaster at ST. Joseph,
Mo.
Capt. Montgomery sicard, Chief OF the Du-
rcau of Ordnance, Navy Department.
Capt. John G. Walker, Chief OF the Bureau of
Navigation.
.Ct,.nmodnres James RI. SPOTS ard James A.
". Sichuisou, keur-AdGuirals.
Capts. Samuel r. franklin. Edward Y. Nc
Cauley, and Junu Z. p. De Kraft, Comlnouorcs.
NOMINATIONS.
Tho President Nominated John L. Kaine. Of
Wisconsin, 70 he Appr:lscr u tho port uf Mil
Waukee. to I'LL Il vacancy. a1l.j Edward f. White
OF California. tss be- Culner Ut th6 UuIted States
Mint ut San francisco.
, 1881-10-23
WAGES.
CINCINNATI ls0E-VORKEEsS.
Spee,ut Dl5putch to The Ghtcaqu Triburs.

Spee,ut U.sp1tch to The Ghtcaqu Triburs. .
C1xc1SSAr1. O., Oct. "a conference was
held today, which lasted from 10 O'Clock till
dark. betweensthe rolltng-tutll owners and rep
rcsentntiyes Of their striking employees. NO
agreement WIS reached and nolle seems likely
to :,e rcuchcd, although the conference Is to be
opened again Monday. The strike occurred last
June, and in rhe beginning affected abuut luO
men. An advance Ut ~ per cent was nsked over
the Pittsburx scale. The 1n!li-uwne:rs nxreed to
pay the SHINE rates as ire paid in Pittsbure+ but
would ~ no higher. For four months the
mills were all ille. The: ls1 Of October
some OF them begun work ngain, and now about
Ia t uf the niils are running with uon-uuiua
men These have been secured with difficulty.
I ue union men Them uif almost lis fast rs
the mfll-uWuers Gun hr.,1x tnom here from D.ner
pu..,ts. The tirst Of the present week about ntty
5ni1lctl men were brought here and put to worg
In Col DA;t.n mill. theg statd but one d,y.
The controversy now Is upon what terms thi3
mill may be started. Col. Dayton says be w!l
nut 70 above tne pittsourx scalc II big
u.Ill renl.ius IDLE for two years. The other mill
owners who have NOT yet been Mble Il, start
their mills tllk IN the salue why. Tho strike is
proving Il great injury to the iron Interests IN
this city,
, 1881-10-23

TIE l1eEA5uH1 1ktO0blsE4.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Oct. 2a.-iAn attempt was
made Yesterday TO gain the consent Of Senator
Sherman to the publication Of the testimony in
the Pitney Investigation, but to no purpose.
Secretary Window gave his consent, provided
that Of the Senator could be obtained. and the
latter wins waited o1, in that connection, but he
positively and emphatically refused. He knows
enough of the substance Of their testimony TO
understand that it will damage him prcatly.
He is, however. postponlng his misery. for very
soon the whole matter will be isnade public
whether the Senator consen IS or not The re-
port which 1t hts been decided 10 publish. with
the papers accompanying it, gives -r.9 idea OF
the facts rs brought out in the investigation,
which the Seuaror well knows. 1t eau be safely
stated that the removals Ut Assistant Secreta-
ries Frenct. and Cpton, Chief Clerk Power. APP
p,lntrncnt Clerk Lau1shire. have been deter
mined upon. and will follow shortly after the
incoming Of the new Secretary.
, 1881-10-23
+hroarenfnc and impudent one. The
"as s1ty f rl,o t,ninft1u thAi this ma y F,rr.

yesy e opnton 'Ra as nsy ue rne
uisb a cew. M. ., ro, v,,
anu Car.s Csss1ed this evening by a. detective
T9r" rr'w pitrsburg, charged with the Gnllu-
Pf'9Hs!e 9eae q S5dsF Soilv II Thsg 9ss
were t',nt,!i nmre, Hit, about four m,les from
t6nt i6is eace oL Thev arc now n The nekup under
S1 IL = sssss %s
yns1tps lsnv ss,sfies, %Sfe 1a aud viii de-
and from the descriptions S,ye' n M u IS saad shat
three OF the g.tng nre tue SOILS ot respectable,
fnmilles in this neighb0rh"oa.
, 1881-10-23
THE GARFIELD HOSPITAL


THE 6AAt.ELD nosi1t 49,
VAsH1SGToS. u. C-' oct. .@~-lhe 1ol'o"ns
"Nauonal Garfield Memorial Hospital" has
out the United States. and recommended with
e,.s,,,lo- nan,mi,v t,y rho representative cler-
sy1nen OF every rcne'oos ue''o"''t't'on ~ " ISL
WAsursoroS, D. C., Oct, ae.-Tho Executive
r...,1,i-,oo charcca with the work of establish
Io"1a''.ee' enas ~ +h1 1-r;tnd s,atos Nj
'< -" .,,n,r;,, 1Io.ri,nt ~ heinz. the
,r,,r enduring and beuctc,ll monument to tho
.o,,,orx If u,r iute President. whose life was
me1"ols w W, 4 ,, ., .e,,r.,, ,hut rh, VII
sadly ind traT'ca!'s ehoeo' assuee o s.-.,,n-
rfooS 1ensiou' :,, ~ aoe;ro,a of
cut tho country WILL pe neoto"
contributing to such memorial, 90 tnefe1oFe
,,a, =, ali postnrs and suggest that Saturday
aud Sunday, Nov. and t. or tue nearest n'al4a-
BILE days. be set apart 1ur o1scou1ses auo eo.'es
t1ons in ull their places Of worship tnrunshou'
-. ,o,a In uid of This fund, anu that nl c0n-
lug taa' 49, 49,. s,v,r,r,,,,d ro 1he Hun. Jamcs Gil
trtpuuous Ue Aot F@4tNe0 ~. -. ..4.. .c
, 1881-10-23

HE HAS ANOTHER INTERVIEW WITH pnESI-
DENT -AKT1lCK.
Sptelal Dtspatet to The CHICAGO Tribune
WAsH1SGrOS, d. c., Oct: :a3.-Assistant-Pos
master-General Tyncr does not prupose to
leave the Post-Olnce Department without CIV
i1g President Arthur to understand something
about tho genesis IF tho stmr~route inyestiga-
ton. One Of Tyner's friends SAID todny: "Gen.
Tyner Saw the President yesterday and ugain
this morning, and he told hitn u story which
will undoubtedly surprise the public. That story
was this: That Tyner not only did not attempt
TO withhold any information as to what he
learned respecting the stur-route swindlers III
the West Two years ago. bur that he embodied
his conclusions in a report in order that the
Post -Ouice Department might take nctjon con-
cerning them; that he presented this report. as
any other report Is presented, to his superior
officer.
JUDGE KEY,
then PostInater General: that the latter. after
examining. 1t returned it Mr.. Tyncr with the re-
quest that he lick 1t up in his snfe. and with
statement to the effect that he tJuuge key} did
not Care to Cu intoit at thut time, brcuuse IL
would hurt the party: that President Hayes also
had knowledge Of the discovery ct T;ner, and
for reasons which he never nMdc public also
did not care to make tue Investigation: that,
moreover, wnen Postnsster-General james
came into the office, Mr.. Tyner himself handed
hts report to James, and that 1t was from this re-
port that James obtained his first authentic
knowledge OF the star-routo rug. Tyner," said
this gentleman,
"poEs NOT WISH TO STAY
in the department under the circumstances, and
will not do 50, but he does not propose to 90
out under any such circumstances us huve ex-
listed for the past week. and you see that the
name Of his successor was not sent the Scl-
ate Today, rs it had been announced would be
the t,lct. Mr.Tyner will reduce this statement
to writing and will file the document with The
President on Mon1uy."