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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
Church Robbed,

On Wednesday night of last week St. Mary's
Catholic Church, at Govanstown, was entered by
cutting away portion of one of the windows
The thief riffled the poor boxes getting small
amount Of money The school house adjoining
the church also broken into and few small
articles carried off. This is the third or fourth
time this church has been robbed in similar
manner.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
Stones In a Load of Hay.

Milton Armacost was arrested in Baltimore
few days ago charged with violating city Ordi
nance by concealing lot Of stones in a load of
hay in order to increase its weight He was re-
leased on bail for court by Justice Rhodes. Some
years ago. if reports be true this used to be not
uncommon practice, and although a very dishonest
one, yet those who engaged in it looked upon it
as good joke or q smart trick on their part.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
Bridge Contract Awarded.

Proposals for building new wrOught-irOn
bridge over Jones' Falls, at Mount Washington,
were opened by the County Commissioners on
Tuesday. The following were the bidders:
W. Bolman Baltimore. ......................$1,S I3
Clark Iron Bridge Co., Batimore............ 1900
King Iron Bridge Co., Ohio 1928
Pittsburg Iron Bridge Co................... 1890
Mr.. Bollman being the lowest bidder the con-
tract was awarded to him. 1t is expected the
bridge will be completed by June lst
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
Death Of Col I.aftwich

Col. Augustine Leftwich, father of Mrs. DIR.
Wingfeld of this place, died at his residence, in
the city of Lynchburg, Va, on Thursday afternoon
last, after long illness, aged 81 years. Mrs.
Wingfeld had been with her father for some time
and the DR.. left here for Lynchburg Wednesday
afternoon. Col. Leftwich was a native of Virginia
and was for many years the most extensive tobacco
merchant in Lynchburg.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

rs Although Kansas recently adopted con-
stitutional amendment prohibiting the sale of
liquors in the State, the Hoosiers refuse to follow
suit. The House of Representatives of Illinois
last week defeated the proposed constitutional
amendment prohibiting the manufacture and sale
of intoxicating liquors in the State.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
Killed bv a. Grain of Corn.

A four Year old son of Edward Toolan, living
at Texas, N. C. R. R., met with sad and fatal
accident ON Friday of last week. The child was
playing with some corn, grain of which lodged
in its windpipe, causing almost instant death.
This should be warning to parents who permit
their children to play with such things.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

Get the Best.-For first-class hand made shoes
for men, women and children, goto Alfred Phipps,
in the rear Of Adys Hotel, Towsontown. Having
had long experience he feels confident of being
able to give satisfaction. Repairing promptly and
neatly done
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
Trustees Sale.

George L. StocksdaIe, auctioneer, sold at the
Court House on Wednesday, for John F. Centrum,
ESQ.,, trustee IA of land in the 18th district,
on the road leading from Stemmer's Run to Wal
ter's tavern, improved by dwelling house. stable,
&c; purchased By Amelia Hagerman for 81 200.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

Absolutely no Risk in buying your spring and
summer suit from C. N. 0ehm & Son, Hanover
and Pratt streets, Baltimore. If they do not COM
bine fit, style and good workmanship they will not
expect you to take them.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

gzo- Owing to pressure of other business en-
gagements Gen. Grant has been compelled to re-
sign the presidency of the Worlds Fair Commits
sion. The General will shortly leave for Mexico.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
NNUAL REPORT
N OF COMMITTEE.

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Col
IN BALTIMORE County,
No. 2o N. HOLIDAY ST., BALTIMORE.
To the President and Members Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company an Baltimore County:
The undersigned committee appointed to ex-
anime the affairs Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company in Baltimore County to March LIST, 1881,
beg leave to report:
Policies in force 4,IO6
Risks In 90, l5oUO
Premium Notes in force March /, 81 ga, 1884
Abatement of one per cent. interest
on Premium Notes for this year 6,24l.9O
Abatement on Franklin Bank Stock 1,719.O0
of Bills Receiyable...... 900. GA
$ s,254.54
While the risks have been reduced 1852, the
Premium Notes show slight increase incompari-
son with last year, while the condition Ofthe Com
pany on the whole is exceedingly satisfactory.
The losses by fire during the year have been small
in comparison with last year, showing reduction
of $14,37S.Ol less than the losses of 1880, and the
net assets have been increased $S,G62S4.
Gross Assets of the Company ........S 3S,493.T
Deduct for all liabilities for Losses
by Fire, adjusted unadjusted 100000
Net Assets. 34,393.77
Add Premium Note Capital. ......... 624, 1884
Whole amount applicable to meet
Losses by Fire......................S 63S,5S3.3I
We feel great satisfaction in being able to re-
port the Company in so fattering condition,
showing its stability and ability to meet all losses
And would specially guard its members against
being misled by parties who for their own pc
cuniary benefit endeavoring to lessen confidence
in its financial condition.
Your committee have had every facility afforded
them by the officers of the Company, and COM
mend their efficiency and faithfulness.
JOHN SMITH,
of Wakefield, Carroll county,
GEORGE W. STOCKSDALE,
Frederick county,
JERE. I. QUICKER,
March l2.-4t. Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
PROPOSALS. FOR A BRIDGE.

DKOPOSALS FUN "A bNADUE'
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF BRIDGES
FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY,
TowsoNTowN, March 10th, 1881.
Sealed proposals will be received By the County
Commissioners of Baltimore county, at the Com
missioners Office, TowsOntOwn, Baltimore county,
until
Tuesday, 29h day of March, 1881,
at ~ o'clock NJ,
FOR A COVERED WOODEN BRIDGE ON THE
WESTERN RUN TURNPIKE, OVER BLACK
ROCK RUN, the dividing line between the 9TH
and Sth districts of Baltimore county.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Com
missioners' Office, Towsontown, on and after Tues
day, March 22d, 1881.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
that may be offered, and no bid will be entertain
ed unless accompanied by the signatures of two
responsible sureties who will give the required
bond in case of the award of the contract.
By order, ii. A. NAGLE,
Superintendent Bridges for Baltimore county.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

THIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore county. letters Of administration on
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

Charles Herzog, Attorney, 81 Lexington St.,
Baltimore, Nd.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

on or before the 18th day Of October, 1881,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this sth day of March. 1881.
HENRIETTA FROST
March l2-4t Administrators.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
JOHN FROST.

late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
tbo
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

WIN. NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
True COpy-Test:
WIN. M. ISAAC, Clerk.
March 12.-4t.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

HNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
i bers have obtained from the Orphans Court for
Baltimore county, letters testamentary on the es-
tate of
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co..
IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
No. 90 N. HOLIDAY ST., BALTIMORE.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26

TTHIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Baltimore county, letters of administra-
ton on the estate of
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-26
MELCHOIR ARMACosT,

the subscribers,
on or before the 29h day Of September, 1881
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate Those indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under our handsthis I'd day of March, 1881.
PLEASANT HUNTER, ! 49,.
CONRAD TURNBAUGH, DA0'"'O'''
March At
, 1881-07-11

iso prernutinns ngAllst cnnariractrs, iIO
guards about Its .CnpitaI, ITO troops
called n,lt In protect tito Govern.
mcnt ngatnst factions Or MI excited pop,l-
laco9 On tho other hand, only gront c0tlll.
try, expressing its sorrow, praying for tho
recovery of Its ruler, atll surcncly preparing,
IN case of Ills ltcntl,, to continue the great
work Of peaceful, ortterly, law-abitiing COLI
stitrttonal govcrn,ncntt Another rcstllt Of
tho work OF Gnftean hns l'ecn To revenl to ,ts
tito h!gl, rcgnrtt IN which oir Government
Is held by the rest of the world. There Is
not clylizetl Power OIL cartt tint Inns not
sent Its messages Of the kllcartttst sympathy
and It's wnrnest l,opgs TINT thu President
viii recover mil continue his AttiD1nistra.
ltott. cvui, while lnnlnttnE ont the tefcct III
ol,r political systcm which Is Indirectly re-
spunsibln for the existence ninl deeds ut stteh
fn,Atics as t}utleuu. 1his sllows that tllcy
hayo fn1th III the lcpib1ic. that they rcJolco
In Its stnbflty, anil tint they rcgari its COLI
tfnslalEco III sono way rs n gltnraiitee nf their
own form Of government. Tliey know full
well ttlnt II our people Ind been thrown tnt0
n patlc by the assassination, or II 1t hal fore
sltmlawe'i Revolutionary tendencies, tficro
coul.l havo been little hope for themselves.
Tho admiration which TINY sflowod for tlAs
country !'l tlelr reception Of fcli. drniit llAs
BEEN tlln1.aantl times emphasized by their
carncst sympathy with President Garfield.
Looking 1T these results of tho crlmu of
Gmtea,,, the people Of this country may we'll
be conte,,t a,pal trust their President to tho
skill Or ifs attendants, 10 tho healing Offices
Of Nature. Md To tIln Mrre(eB OF All ovcr.rNa-
, 1881-07-11
W.ASH.IN GTON NEWS.


n TREASURY 1JI*Cl9ltNs
.WAs,tt.uroN, d. G., July 10.-1n tho tnattarn
pnyt1ty tho sntnrles Of 1tc9stors md ltcceIveh
Of tho Larl 0ll1ee out Of tho proceeds ot aalesu
1nlinn lands, J1ldgc.I.awrcnco First Controllel
ur tho Treasury, hns Il ccllcd, first, that th,
Osnge tr1nty Of Jan. 1t, 1867, provides for tht
Rdle at tho t)snEo limbs, tho proceeds Of which
"'nftcr re,nl,urssng the United stntcs. tho COS
Of survey md snlc," nFc to ue paid Into th,
Trbnsnry to tho credit Or tho Inlltnn Cvltza tot
Fll.'i; TINT this gives any olltcer authority, In
his discretion, tn IMPLY to tho tnonoy reserved
for reimbursement IN payment Ut Salaries, feet
commissions, or expenses incurred in a,lrvsJ
md said; that It ilxca tho right ot tho Uuitei
States to reimbursement, hut lenvcs 10 Congress
authority to appropriate money received
fur TINT purpose. Second, Tint ~
much Of the proceeds MS may bs
necessary to rclmhurao the United
States IL money received " for tho Use OF thu
Unite1 States" within tho nlcnnin1 OF Ser.
;l,DlT, Itoy1Bcd stntiltc5, mud, by It's express
terms, must bo "pAll by olllcors receiving tha
snf,ln Into tho Treasury. nf tho unitcd 4tate*." "
without At,ntoneht tjr deduction OIL ntcuunt ns
BnlAty, foes. custa, utlnrges, expouses. or claims
Of any description wflnteyer. Ihts decision Wl1
nE,t,s fI rnply to 1ettor frotn tho Commfsslonet
Of tho uonSral I,n,.d 0ltlee on june u. tn which
p.uyetl llpon work connected With the afsposal0 0l
ln1lan lnn!is areo pai troni tho proceels OF th'
Salt, Of Ritl lnut1s, nnd "tt hus becn tho custou
hrrctofore, wharo a deficiency existed IN snIafg
fees, aud commissions, 70 stlpr!y IT from tht
whero such jnnds arc sltuatci.' Tho Ieelso!
maintains Tint this prllctlce was unlawful, ant
payments SO Mllo will EhvG to hU rgfunlod., Z
, 1881-07-11

THE rUlctlo Iittlc adyUeAtus tho abolttl0l.
uf thu eo.preshionuy. 1t rr[lIts tho nlnles Ut
a!l tho Presidents unu Vice. Presidents and III.
autnus lhat orlly two 1t tho atsor-Juhu Adams
nul Th0Nlgs Jtitersotl.-wnro, lit tu suceeutt thoir
rhiots, and they wero olcctct 10 tho ytcu-
Presidency uu.ler tho old system. which I.ru-
vtdc.l shAt tho nun getting the seoonl lltRhusk
number Of votes for pfusiaetit should bo snntlo
Fco- President. Thu li'ttie thinks si.nt, II tho
viuo.l'reshlsnt wcro abolished, "hts place in
tho succession would bo Hupp.ia.! by soma unat,
bettvr tsed far tho high olllt .bal, ho h'.s over
bcc.,." "Our h1st"ry Will siow." anys tho I1tslt,
"thut our Secretaries nf 6iate Of OF tho Vrcas+
ury, ur tho Hpeakors Ut tho ltouBe of Represents
utlyps woultl have i1,H du '.uuuh better rresI-
.lcnls than tho vlco- -rrostlonts would, and wo
Gan lose nothing by ylcatfnK TITO oiuu cntIreiy"
llut, III another jouruai obscrycs, tharo might
10 u question Ut eligibility. apa cttRlto to such
pas!uuns III sSorfetary Ut Htatu md dBponkor ol tho
I1"uso are not always ollsltlu to tho Presidency,
l!cs'ues. tho stto& have voice IN tho uleotlou Ut
tho Vace.lFasttlvnt, and tn abolish lint ott!co
ln'ul't be " leteat tho spirit u shu Electoral
system. -, ., T.
, 1881-07-11


lilEcr.oli tho emnfn't t1li"l; nn m wore l,a'.
VIII VIII Ks,, , r whiie T - Tn % .ur,,.st r, % VI,
tlnI Of tho arr" whl u native. .Tho iii! !br,
l.rlvi'alcrs totl rs ~! nntlsea. ~ fhe1 IN Tho
M.ntIri,w Mn, H. i " rniitys ~, % amols nn
III iho ctltixrt aj,n1, wa it,ornTru Y,r,,N,sf ,sf
its MI n,no1hlincnt To t1r. Ncw1hln's st,Igeilion
tmt s w1cKe NM nt,'glstta atises n III.
thm, i,I tt,,uw nil, .,r,,,'ers ,,nunsn snal
"hulf.tIrer Gt,.,sris ul nvnr tic wnri Mig ~
hy ills tne 10 trnn,hiinR ~ thoEr hunts Loaf tae
!Mctof aho'l'a ct'f'o dto''ha hel''n u Inspect"
"'."' 49, ,r
New YORK i'1St tl'!'!.}: IL w0ltltt il0t Ia
f"tr to Mr. Arth'tr tn permit him !, 40 acrlousa
crisis tn ltu'siIg: lii dangerous Illusions. sllch,
for INSTANCE, as lint tboro aro ;1nahy Atncr!can
citizeus contemplating tho possibility nf hts sc.
rte,,Iur t,t1,sI,tcnt larl,ei,t with rs rhrnrr%
ontr,,,n,arr,. -. Nr' CantIfr, ot,i ~" ~
t'p"eseS m ~ H. & ,,cs tHx n,. a. -, ue. uant
nave ahnwn' No btttcT service cur Eo rei1dcfes
10 him thaf to h1iku hin. clearly understand
TINT, willie, trIpE tho .lnst Presidential ram.
,,rJr,, ,,n,,t. ,. t,,nj,roI In f,,r,,, n,,S s"'F
p'"hn pcop.e Wete ..eAsu ~ y. t.,t. "l',s 1pren
tMNol1lule n t,ossiD!9 ~ uI'H.'oti OF tlHI, de
hua.hnt ~ aEcsa tH0 CN1!N!Elcn u ti0 country
, 1881-07-11

rul,EE Eurol'Gal, steamers !anda.' a,54N In.
migrants ut Castlo Oas'on. Now York. Oh Frllay
lust. Amolia thc l,07U Oh tho Guion Steamship
Wyoming wore TO MorMun convorta,' Of shu,n
G19 wcro HcanllIAylaHs aud tho othsEs 3rOm
ll,9lald, 6c0tland, RuA Wales. They weEuac.
cotnpataltaa by .nltlateea alora4on missionaries,
whn huso been ubout t~o years abroaa Ia searcl
Ut psosc!ylvs. The converts arb nlostly tn fam.
lilies OF nit nEc4, tho mon xcnorllly bolng
to Hnlt Lake city by aspoclal train on tho rutll.
sylyaaln lkatlro'td, aud Upon their arrival will bo
distributed throughout tho Territory. many df
thaIn hnvlux frio.tls already thore. Hart, Nor
non aKout, stated ttlt most Of iuesv pcoplc bud
belonged TO tho Church for many years. Threo
hundred conyerls bud previously arrived this
suason und tcan sont forward to Utah.
, 1881-07-11
PUBLIC OPINION.


New orleatls IstcflUAhc \Deh.!' lhaheHrts
or tao pcopso aave 1ecit st1rfctl 10 1nolf Utter
most doptnat anu thefc nus h!ready como tof1h
hfoatlcr patriotism that VIII bcar Eotl lFtllts.
InG hopes anu prayers taAt 20 Sn from r ao 'na.'y
X n"w ", ~ nish III amd arr tar E1a H"Mi
rt,so r0 sn;r,t H. III, In WHIT iSn., @ '-
iaeo p4set op's'A '''" st'u "h"'o ttoPaoie'
~ Ssw York ks es sp D. , MS '1f nn.toa It Is
cy from Mr. couk!ina himself. l,u .nuy not
rclcaso hts personal supportoss from any oblgn.
tlnu whtoh they acknowledge to atllrro to Ills
ruined fortunes, hut nnlcas they are willing to
cnnfcss thou,selyes tho Mb}oot slaves Of nh iil-
iatnatei teaier tey w! aen!, thc voice Of tiels
~ t a n,,tns ~ ~ axb ns av IT. p ps ~, "" ,., u
mischief. Gnlcss tnuy tH su Eolk lIngitoy cau no
longer claim to Do ''ep''o''ea"s'
sonso Of sucurlty mn, tlo pride Of tue Mutton.
wh'sh tno re ssot Of a hss caass tho
,Tol' ~ ,,n,: ~ ao,, ~ r.. csro,,.. sia,' :.
Wso,a ] ,se y" feion t TUT = would @ hnSe prete:' % ~
tho rresh!cnt's TAU nip 80 tirEur 10 hull. Now,
nr,teroi 10 % lie teashtss at,1 1rIct;ucs Of it,o
mon Ut old. 1ltiorty. Ike every ntllar tr:nsnru,
must bo Hn3ttlt anu It Was l'fuellsII'ltll " him.
t' H.. ~ .Mo anscs w ,,s ~ 'ao
,.'..'s.. t<,' ~ S,'''',,a,.,'., .a 49, ,,r.
AtlnMtA tttis'l Lo7stNuttWt Nt!ohl.!' We
therefore. roJeloo III .no iaeI tnas tao netrtlest
expressions OF sympathy ca1no from tho sunth,
.!pts not fully cu,ycy tito dccp interest tnut tito
peop1oot those statos tuko III tho onoo strong
.''un a1u'a whose 'iEe tIolvhas ~ no smut extent
5ho pr.'*nHrty and lapnmoss, y, 9f Krott. neopa,,.
hut sMa tsl W!tl, psoplS ss.t " y hsart mud
rtoor,,uu+nn ftnt 13:.ut,+,,1ttpy. sr1,o
, 1881-07-11

!" Depow u1id arc ot,t."-nltti.
+, "Trutll n strnl,Gcr tl,nn Ell Perkins," Ia
tho now why Of ptttrtnH H. : ' ''
1t Is now believed TINT tho tlu,lger of The
doctors ttt Washington nssusnnttng 'ruch othor
Is paat.
bob Toomhs snys I,o l,as nut spoken to JEFF
Davis for more than fifteen years. Mr. pavts 10
In robust health. 80.
Nj, Indiana 1n;, Is ruDOrtcl rs having Two
hearts. Whit tho avurtgu resident Of tnltana
really needs IL ah oxtra liver.
II sec that tho comet Is moving ut tito rate
OF nOOt.03 miles per t1ay. went n mile lu @:DM
mysolf lust weck."-,lt,tl y.
THO (;erntn,. papers suy tint Count Won
Motke gets 1lt three hp,irs sleep per night
Mrs. rUn Moltke nlllst hnv1 tho Xtcutcst cnse Of
cold fcct on rccnrd.
"Eau Sucrc." Which is simply n sweet
enoa winter, IS n ravorlt hot-wonthcr drink Of
tho French. 1t ts very plonaant, and much safer
than any Of tho abotnlnnb!e aetds.-Detrp.t cd-
ttnrtai.
There is talk OF building an American
h0tol 1T Paris, tn lJc run by nn American. It is
understood TINT In caso 1t Is cArrlou ont tho
proprietor Will lc.tl Ills fellow. .eountrymen who
hnvc stoppctl at tho ho..so week or go enough
money tn Kot homo With.
Tho creditors Of tho Ladies' DEPOSIT Bank
OF iioaton will receive flyp cents On tho dollar.
Tho otl,cr A5 centz will Undoubtedly be handed
ovur to them by tail Hamilton, wur. two days
before tho Institution ctnsrtl Its doors, Informed
tho rltl,le that It WIS perfroty snto, ind ahnr-
H. criticised tho newspaper which i,ad been OK
posing It's fraudulent character.
A lit Of groanl, Il smell OF enrtl,,
\ pleasant nl1rlnur In tho trees,
The chLrp OF birds. mn insects hun,
Atthb line ff,aFu All 1SS1r
, 1881-07-11

ynt In auth cnsc tho livor wnl1 not ho
infected directly" tlr. ncyEnrn hin,notf. nno OF
tho attending physic!nns, said Of tho "lount1co"
Friday. 1--WE did mt iosa him for that
Ja,,f,,IIcc. II Il gulng away AZ II cnmo, unl
thetp ts but Il suspicion OF II ht bost." It
Ia tho opinion 1T somo army people
ttRe tito b.l did not pnter tho ab,ton,inkt cavity,
hut was dellcotc1 fros ats cuhrsc by o,tc Of tho
ribs. md Ia now lodged In tho muscular tlss,tt
II this wrro tho cnsc. tho President wnttl1 he
suffering tnnrty ffum n losn wutis,d, Int tho
ttcws Is utmost too FUND tn 10 ttrp: Ex-sirgcon-
0encsnl llnmna3ntf however, a,ltls tic weight of
hlp authority to this view Ut tho ensp. lilo sail
III conversation with 1itrth1 reporter Frtlny:
According In tho bullnil,i lts,te.l nt ncfuek
p NJ tho pllho n !lks. tho tefnrornttaro 11 fl0,
t s tug suss Escs'!ra,on y"r t y h'h m%s wl ,nn, i @
would ros!ttt from titsh w0ltt,l. IT tho rftss
ldnnt C'ntIntes hvcr Hnnthy ~ hg Is
ii,,w | *Go no roHspn why tn should not ru-
guyur. nftcr Ruyun t1ASs ther0 ls MI fAfGrs no
Woltii Indicate the prcscteo of tne btilot ii
tito hna!ntnti; tho Gltdnc1s nre 4 Thousand III un
l. IA not thole. tlDt't Dcltose It iR think tho
!!IAEiiGss f,ha heeli wron9 ,frutn tho GcE1nnlnR.
don't bei!9so tho tnl! passel through tho liver.
a1,l don't tlelloyv It ID III the ntHlonen. lheru
pcrltongttHi. ti,ink tic b,iist .struok tiis riGs
ilall prnbny tho thick ih,,scrs Ii, the eo md
then gnnretl ~. i will bo found Il, tho atnntl
of the bt.sls r nlay he toYer dawn. Judging l'y
tho PRESIDENT H. MT 80 we'll aa he has ilecn Rmuo
tho stlntt1; Bttk tlcre In not much tl'ttcrencn
nor mitch rlite fur afarm In hfa condition. up
t. this wn liarc tren going ,un tic throry sup
ttth ls that tin fiaIt paaaad through tho liver;
nov, VT nro utmost confident It did MolhIng ot
, 1881-07-11


NImo lays ',aye now lr.ssct since President
Garfield WIS shut by tho wrolcli Oulseau.
During tneso cycnttul days, although tho
prospects Ut Ills recovery hlye iuetuatesl
sonic and ilpol two occasions his physicians
1Iayu well-nikh abandoned hope, Ills progress
Inns l'eon steadily forward, and liz cutters tlse
critical tenth day With II fur hope that lla
will piss It's dreadetl limits nlul thereby gtye
IL reasonable insurance Ut ultimate recovery.
Every tlay tlIat llv improves after ta-slay will
l,u III Ills favor, 80 that, ookinx ut The caso as
IL l,s,w slai'lls, there Is at leNst reasonable
PROSPECT thut l!o l,as turned his steps mud will
relrAco thcln slowly buck to health n.Ml
strength.
During these .'nys public attention Inns
bee,, utmost exclusively confined to tho bull
letlits OF tho pllysfeia,s nliI tn spuculatlOns
ln,n tEB cl,allceS Ut Ills recovery. Public
Interest laa tn largo extent been personal
III Its manifestation. Tho oll9 ttlUuyht llaa
been, Nnt so lilcll wllat will bce0lnu ut tho
caulltry III wllNt will becUllln Ut tho lrpaf.
tlent nl!d Ills faMIly. 1'enpa III allo midst pf
tlieIr sDrrUw alMl syn,pathy hnyu seemed IT,
llttant to consider anything except tie c0il-
.l!LiUll Ut the suffering Executive, or tn tlo
allytlll,E oSccpt tn hold llp tllu t,n.Nls OF Ills
tlevotc.t wife and encourage llcr with their
sympathy, uruttfying M tho pr0spuct now
looks, tllvre nre utier results equally grntlfy.
!,x, nild ono Ut tic most prominent Ut theso
III tlse strength Ut tbs calntsy Itself In tlic
InI.lst Ut IL National ealantty. Thu lnfnnons
decd Ut t.l,ltcaA l,Aa revealed tic act,,al
feelings Ut tic lWople ut tl,ts cUuntry, dawn
below all sectional pre}ullcus and party an!.
-, lt.b. ,
, 1881-07-11

.TmE Tfade aiiiI I,,.l,tir Assembly of Gill
cn.o yesterday unanimously hdoptetl It rcso-
lation tp,onnclhk tile attempt nj assasEna.
tun and tenertn: sympathy TO tho Prcsl.
dent n,lH 1,IY family,
, 1881-07-11

WnAr tins Chicagn WINS enjoying 4 ,le-
liclols temperature of about 10 degrees. c.':
pic Oh every site Of It's were suffering terri.
Lly from lIcat. rUor Cincinnati eSpnrlencut
lG,9z In tho sl,mlc, tho highest known there
for tlnny ycnrS.
, 1881-07-11

GgnAASY fs to contribute to tha Electro
Technical KshIbluon ut PaFla Tho modal Of u
new aud Important Signalling appAratua, tho I'LL
ventLon Ut railway oihcial at Elbetfoad, which
IL nt.uti.ul tn dlzpanea utth tptnssQellatp block
, 1881-07-11

TIM lion. p. ". llitel!us,ck, who served rs
United S.atcs Senator fruti, Nebraska fur
the terh, ut SIX years c,ttinE Atarcll ., t511, Is
dead. -.4e,