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sp.stas nIspateh 10 TIC cAteaao TRIBUNE.
WAsnINCvnS, u. e., Oct. ..5.--Snmn Of the
frletlt!s 0f Mr.. itftt, Deputy CUlleclOr Ut
Customs are beginning to nuke ali earneat
eiiort hero III bel'ulr OF his appointment III
Collector, upon tho expiration nf tho term
oi William Henry Smith. Mr. Hits friends
think that. while Ills appointment w0,lu be
promotion In accordance with ciyIl service,
Ilu also might expect to scc!lre considerable
poll,iea! support.
rll,: HOTEL. 1npnlEs
ur- Alyraly filling IN viii, hungry patriots,
alul EurulIsly G,,t,ug|, thn nlaiDtity f,r than
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to 5ai'. said that the cases might fal), bnt II
would not be from iack Of great rascnltty.
There would tG eyihencr enough tu semi n
'l'Nen nlen to lilo pcn'teht'ary, hut it
world nevertheless require tho whole
mural weight OF Tho Administration
to bo thrown in favor Of conviction, II 1t was
expected to overcome tic Influences brought
to bear by tho accused to secure acqniltal.
II merely left to take their course. II tho
Administration faitut To tasc O,l interest, nntl
stood neutral, tic CHANCES were III favor Of II
1a!laFeot Jnsllee. luz aechsea llnse nieil!9
vi money o'lfl a.c counsel. s9s'at aha pol't-
1cal eacRlnR' nilt'' wEiitwo eSeeWiol's' tlle IN
tire newspaper press "i the l'1strlct actNeiS
creatins sympathy lnr tne'l'. ''a'fles III l'c
'l'istfict nro s11serlhioIe !" lie stst'e'o'1 ol
l"nlencs toward parties acc'fsea d 'ra'.t!s Oh
Tue government Ile s'o"hess oi 1'e pf''s'
eha gfa1hl 1''fs 10 act Ill
THE ltowHATE lSn1cTMESr
Is 4 case IN rol,lt. y trto bill WIS foiliItl
only alter eight days of investigation. When
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5Wt1a1 U"Ft1eH u 18s tatfd97 7F'otnf.
s'iEt.IIrrlti.E. lnl., tlct. :'i.-A young tnan i,
tho tlaliio pt Hutch SnUll net his death hi
night NJ . o'cIucK nonr Manchester Station, u,
tho tlcniIalt. lntn'Iupolls, IT. l.ulls & Chtrsel
'sniirnml. T1lu young man was making ILLS IAs
trip, MID cx&ectph IL rrafyn Ills position toda,,
llu tsIls hrnkoniAl. Ill lle local freight, aud !,
his t,ut1 was rf,uul3t.x cursa ln Fell frual tds
top OF tic chr utlu hrs,kn Ills uock anI died II.
must lnatnttiy. llu wAs IN unmarried msa.
Etnton. amt WIS very no;n.IAr and sensftl
IHft>rt. -t
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\ Reward Offered for the Apprehension
or tho Eictai0u Hunk. .tsuba,era.
SJ,set1f Hispatfh IN 7hs Chicago Tribune.
SrRtSariEf.,. ILL.,, Oct. 2i.-Oov. Cutlon totlny
ntgcrc'l rcwnrs nr s:,Ol fur tho apprehension Of
e. II. Glay md Joseph ihtrs, tho incn who lust
wcrk rphbc,l tho hunk at Wesley, l'nsl 4; Sons
At rIplon OF II, 5uj fn tho tlny TING.
, 1881-10-26

HVFsEHk UHpaESH 70 Nv IH1fdaa IH1HM
FlTrsBuna, Pa, Oct. ai,-!Twonty.one now
casca Of snAl-pox In Allegheny City wero 70.
porte,l this attcrnoon. There hAve bcen over
ono Thousand o4soa there snco last Juuo. S0y-
eral hundscl Ut thon are still IN the doctors ;
hands. About ono hundred cases Terminated
fatally, and tho cttzons arc considerably fright
uued 0yor thu prospect Ut tho disease or tend-
tng over territory which bus thus fur eseapcll.
There ut1 few EAscS In Ilttyhurn, but NQt
enough 10 CreAt0 nkuElA,
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Tho Tallors Of Dubuque 1a.s suss'"
Fl1I In their Neu,Anus

EpFelaI UsRal<h d tn Eh]<aaa 14'o'" ,-.tt
DUBUQUE, Ia, Dot. 1.-The talloFs .'".es a"
for higher waKcs which haa boeu III pstn,. p.nst,
bore Tor Mcek pnst WIS brought to 'e.nsu '...,u q
tlou this AFTERNOON, by tho bosses astrs Tss IN
all the demands or the iourneymett.,, hss beea
prlces Mra lU to 10 per Gent hiEhor nAu III. Nv
{IHtd The toss9S ttdyertisod Tor hg!t't w"
Inv to get It, h9Q tU VO1A0 u torLns.
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6ptetat D!spateA to Ihs Chicago 1f.huns-
TnRoSTr, Oct. .5.-Fxtat,ded tnterviows With
city cIerRynen AZTEC Il. chnracterIx!nR tho " Ago
or isoas0h . md Pocket Neo.oRy us Indecent.
Mauy say titat u t'rrcsf OF thriatcuioul - anu
Supernatural ltclig!on" nre moro dangerous,
hut uono nlyocntes their seizure, III thoy ATa
not Indecent,
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OTTAWA, Ont., t>ct. .1.-l)r. Tnche, Unputy
Mntster nr Agriculture, who wlss sont by tho
tinsornmdnt to tho 'gFocAhsa New llrunswiok)
lAzAretto TO 1hake Il report Oh lcprosy, stntps
that III lftlfu IL tho diau1sH understood thut 1t
Will bO stn,n time brfuro Il rnlh,rt hn,t hp rI,,-
pnrtAe. lte fonnh tho ,tiscuse diminishing. tller0
iNu1 ut present nllly ni,lvtcril lUprs. Or. Tuchn
haH !tGen studying thu subject fur several yGurs,
anil TINS N,alo several! Visits to Troratlic.
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SpzzldI U1fFattR u 1ha Ck1eaVa 7F15llNE
TUHr WAYNE. Ind, Oct. Si.-Jau,as u. LyRsa.
swltchn,an On tho Fort Wayne ltaiiroad. was a.
most jhstantIy killed. tAls mornlng by atrala
running over him, Ills fuot caught In Il guard
rnll. Before ho could bo relUased be NJ
caught. Iucoased WAS unmarried, aud a6eaE
-: yours Ut ttge.
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u Stealing xfrGiEtlf.Enrs,

IthsrnN. Uct. si.-rwcnty ynlnnhlo oil mint
iugs. shipped soycrnl ttny. nxo l,y tho managers
or tho Mechanics l'utr tu tho Pennsylvania Art
club, Philadelphia, Arc missing with the ratlron,l
cur III whteh ttoy wGrc shipped.
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nASytLrE, Va. Uct. .s5.-,iatlnla md E,nmn
williams, apc.l Ii hnl il, trIu,l For tho murder
Of thor fAtl,or tic,,r WhitwcII, lust 1nollth hnvp
brcn f0un,a not giiIlty.
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UnsNcceasful Attempt to Solve tasa gIyx,
tory Surrounding u Murder,
Hrsekal UHpateh to 1As CA!eaao Tttbune.

IATTLE lttN'H, Ark, Oct. ..5.-Tlo examination
Of 0oorgo Cunningham anl Potter Fclty for tho
killing of N. y. t0olo began last MoulMy and
WIS conuutleu tojay at Star City. Cunning.
animation. Thls morning Folty WAS ass0 dIa.
chnr9cd. Tho tnttrdcr IL shroudcd In ,nystory.
fate ts exciting considerable interest through
out lfncolA County.
, 1881-10-26

Hptetal Uspdttt u Ihe Ghltdo0 THbEnt.
sln$THEAi.. Oct. .l-slr Thomas 1'ft!u,
wealthy wholnaaln grocer, WIN recently died
herc tclt <Itts1 to tho ltosun Catholic charities
ar th]s city, <:I,tAbl luA Komai, Catholic Church
brothers, besides iet,uties 10 ali hla Dmu,pyGs.
illH wiaw anu hia latp business pArtncr atp tls0
well provided tUr.
, 1881-10-26
Ikil1oI SNhllo Trying TO board 1laT'
Ing Yr1tMs

Special Dltoaech to The ChIta7a 7F1blns.
IEpiORD, Ind, Oct. .;.-Williasu kelth
young ,uan of llarrodsburg, this StAte, W.
killed nt uuthrle. two niles north OF hcro toasl'
whilo attempting to boArd Il moving traln Oh ~
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Houd.
, 1881-10-26

DEnASno, tfct. ::3.-I.l.st night, ut IL fnncho
Seventeen nilcs west Of sliycrton, Wilnh L.
llsr, shut ntlsl killed .toEA lAytoy. Sett-,lc-
Tensu II ciultictt. Ifnyey Is slId 10 EnyG thrcut
ut1ptl UDWutE ttfe,
, 1881-10-26

HpfttaI UNp0sch to Ihs CR1taoo 1TI6HNk
ELaiN Ill, Got. 35.-A 3.nlonths.old CHILD q
lIeury ]. Mltcholl loft aluno lu high oaa!E ta!'
morning, when washing was 1T progress leu
from her chair into II boiler OF hot water cso4
by and w1a scatl!ul 10 terribly she died tn ea.
III, hour. The skin peeled froln all parts Of III
hody.
, 1881-10-26
STEAMSHIP NEWS

L9SioN, Oct: 4i.-rho hteanlshipa SPalu and
Holland. from Now Hnrk, huyp arrived nut.
Nav YuAK, Uvt. 2i--ArriveH, tho stcumora
HueyaA, frum itamhurg: the QueeH, IRON Lon.
dHni tho liapsburg, trum lirclnpu.
, 1881-10-26
Serious Condition Of Anh1rs In aMu
Around On1t Il ok1ls WIS. :.

EP{EfdI J7I3Bd|th ID IHa CHItd56 1f5oRHE
OSHKOSH. Wis.,. Dnt. 2j.-Tho wnttr tn the Fox
KIyer has rlaon tcu Inches stEce yestcrtfny. Tho
reports from tho country are very serloua III
the Tuwn Ut Oshkosh tho se1oohousu ts flooded,
and TnrIpcr4 nrp hold III ti1Dlr huthCs BY high
wnter. urIdKcH nru Wnshutl OUT ut every point.
, 1881-10-26

sSp.elaf Dapateh ia Ias Chicago 1ftoun@
punuQuu, In, Oct. 5.--stiss Mary ehoren
highly respected tatiy of this city. IL dyiug o. 'o
inw.supcrlnluce by u rusty mil ponctratn9 -
hand. 1t Ia thought sho will dt9 before 1noEaus'
, 1881-10-26

lhTrt.E lsotE, Ark, Oct. :5-TI.o f}u1tltes
Plno Hut special Says: u.s. REED skinpc,l ont
hetweca two snys, lcnytnR In thu llwh tho fol-
lowing creditors, Frans 'roulIEson, x4,ftAJ, Gao
Meyer, $t,5C0; tho Itov. Mr.. Mckay, $l,:0; !. +.
Cleveland, $Io0; tlru III Now Drleans. SI,OtA};
nnd suntlry othur debts, aKgreEntinR es,0O0 u
*l00N. Iin disposed nf Il Kood tGnl OF Ills crul.,
md other stock, ambulance, Ute, whIch yort,
murtXaKc.l to hls creditors. Tho Inst heard of
h,n llo hal crossed White lityer, n,ld waa
thought ~ hD milking fur Denmark, atRdiYau
County, Tclln.. h!a t1riner hgIne. liz tlAa heel1
hesp ttree ycArH, 4 reward has bccu offered
for hfu.
, 1881-10-26
HIGH WATER.
Another Boom in the Mississippi
and 0es Mofnes at
Keokuk.
Citizens Along lilo banks Of These
Streams Fcar Further Nc-
structton,
Bridges Washed Out and tho Country
Flooded in tho Vicinity Of oah-
kosl, Wis.
'Flio Illissfsstt,ltl.


srttiA Dtspateh 10 The Cnitaro 1iit,snt.
tuiSCy, IT., Oct. @i.-Tho water aullst.ted hero
two Inches during tho nait, al.l rosu tvn tue1lrs
uuain todny, 40 TINT It nuw Btnn1s ubvut o1lo
Inch alfosv tho highest point regarded ftcru
etncc ls3l. Tho oyru north of Qutncy still 'lolis
out. but tho hs1nkwater from tho south chd,
which lsua tuvcr cen coscd up, hps iloo,e.l tho
greater part Of tho ineloscd la,lls. Ncarly nlI
tho corn grown III tho district Is lost nna Iur9u
nnlnunt nf WtoNt Knwn Is Mls0 ruined. lii tho
shy Isatrfet tho ruin Is almost cn,nrtctc. III
tho plncra wlinrc tho wntcr fs Ahnifow cnDtlgh to
permit It 1hrgo numbers Of tuer were engaged
lit skisfs tutiny Hn.hornH corn. On tho Missouri
s!'to tho destruction hns EDno hs fAr NJ
1t cnn tlnIcss 1t stouttl brenk III, tic rilIIrnaa
trucks hes!tlos these thorn IN nothing left II.
tho bottoms there tu destroy. Tic Quincy. Ats
eti4irf s. rHc!tlo having Hgcurcf tho nyorttuH ell
portion nf sts truck, auit west this Gychtuy tho
first train which has pissed uvcr iis roall III lvo
tays. Tho ntfer roGsls continue tn oicrat0 With
difficulty. Tilt uUm City 1uh.cco Works, tho
now tnttt 0f Tho Quincy l'npus Company. anil
Philip TnonRs' stnya factory huvu Ind to elo,o
tiown TN ,iccount Ut thu high wntor, which has
rcAGhctl ther CliglBe-tD0i1ls md ecllnra. The
vnudevcr ts-plnnter works l,avo bcc,, kept
running by using llor pumps nEht a,,s' tsny,
Alu constructing MI cilhnnkulGiit uroltnt tilres
Sides Of the ships. 1tua,,uss III tho city Is sn-
r!uuslyu tTecG pn ucCUunt Of tho Missouri trntlo
hetng nDatly cut Off.
Special Utspdtc' to The Chieapq 7flttne.
NlCuREilt,t, H., Oct aaj.-rho Mississippi 1tivcr
hero III falling rlpidly. 1t has fallen liftue,
Inches Il, twclty-iu,ir huirs. Tho prospects nro
HOW FOR Yet tIo1 weather md Kctiprnl fcstltnll-
tiun ul blisintGs.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chttaoo tribune.
1,unuQiiE, In. Oct. :i;-hlsor went down MI
@ as ,s l Sins oo s 'S 'o At ti sast 81
SICM,tMl l1ntliaHe tn this city.
Hprct II Ui5ratth 10 Tie Chleaoo Tribune.
fu. ..,r1,t, tffs4I4ElnuI mi
tl0inea Rivers are n! the hopnl, and tho cltxuna
nlonH tho bGnl;s nf thnsu turbulent stren,as .ttn
list twenty y-fuir Io,,rs Il rise Of sovern nci.rs
l,As bren ,nnrkt.it ni,,i further rlsc Is ln,kg
fur. ..tnxnn,1rin Is en,nptctulv swm1upett. Hn,i
people nrr leaving tho p1Uru. The CE!ciYu, llur-
lluHtuu Il pulncy trnrk ~ u:ler water rum
this city to polnt one tsllls nbyc, nA lnlsspr-
EHts mist bp transferred tn aud frunl this city
L
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SiEtliSSEt', Tex, Out ~@:.-W. Il. NorrI1lc, El,o
wus slnt by n Negro, Shock Guowrtl, tlIu.i ti,ls
inornlng. Shock hal preached hts tIrat Sermon
tllut ttuy.
, 1881-10-26

and instrumental cEr0r, y
Aeun 6nspulet0r. 1aHs.
MD1n thaFM0tnet0t, I'LL
41nan humidity, NM
lAlkh1lt temperature, G4Q.
lsoWrst Temperature, 4L5,
, 1881-10-26
THE IRISH IN AMERICA.

F.Toa,avis3. sass, Oct, .5.-T i. utv1.I ~, ii
II. T., bud u rousnS reception hero tonlsan rs.u
Kroat lncetlug IN City Hull. Tho tialo;o On =
Aldcrtuua. md PsoInilcAt oltlzsns "e's
ptRttVrm.
, 1881-10-26

gpfttal D1tpeIfIs 70 TIE LNttdco 1ftbaas
4tktsoN. D.. Uet. ..5.-1'hrre hundred casel ef
ii,a1nrlal fcScr nru rc,orto.l. Tho St. l.etRazt
cnthnip scllaols closed, Dae hundred mud uftr
eghulnrs wuro III. i we'll In MI utlloipI11 ,,p,
wns ryunl!ngl totlay, atld Will, othor rubbish tn
tho buttunl the iccolsipusct rc.llu!rs Of at III,
fAnt were fulltsd. There wus II horrible steara
~ tho we'll. Children and nc!9nhors h,ll bet9
drinking tho wMtcr fur tnnny Weeks. lin tottI,
evening Eu lcss thAn twclyU tsenths haye rc,
CURED, nll cnuscd hy tho s,ltcr from tho we'll
, 1881-10-26

Wounded by II Boiler. y:xnluslon.
DAYTON, o.. Uet. .i.-u;lu Of tho most dis.
hstrulls bolltr.e explosions over known III 1tIs
city occurred this afternoon nj tho hub naI
spuhu factary Of renMc0 & Dnnicls. Tno ytat
or tic b,sil.lnx wus entirely demolished, as1
dwellings fur scyerat slslurca ro.trd ba!ly h,
1nret. Henry ltullel, tlrnnt,. aud little sfsI
two Htlturca Awuy. WUrc lllstnntiy Killed. shns
Wnrkniun srrluiis!y. Rt14 lnaily Othors nuFp It
Is 1,o is,irtlucu, anu tho loss Will rc,.yh $l5VM
, 1881-10-26
A lsacino DIan lsonton Out Of slO0
Through u Farped Check.

RACINE, Wls., Oct. :5.--.a man registering as
W. q. slastou, Ut Buffalo. got q. II. AaMnEes,
proprietor Of tho Commercial HotoI. to !ndorso
draft on the Fourth National Bank pt New
, 1881-10-26

A LATE HJTODTtEH AFFAIR.
S5<efat Htsaaseh to The tHtfdao 7+thaTt,
TonOSTn, Oct, sl-ln tho caEa Of tho haul.
clerk. William Mills, WHO was AscuseA or shoot
lpx with attempt to kill T. H. ltoaa, q bnrrlstor.
In tho queens tark, as tHportcl recently, tho
grand jury ret!rMesi no ht1l.
, 1881-10-26

6ptetdl Dspafeh to Ths Chicago dr1bahf.
DunuauE, H.. Oct. :j.-Joseph lkouP. aeea
yours, M Inmate OF 1T, Mary's Orphan lion"
was kloked by borsu this cyenlng, la skoa
was frapturcd, and he will tltc.
, 1881-10-26
The Milwaukee Prisoner Not
Yet Identified as Lon
Williams.
Several Visitors Suspected of
Being Relatives or
Friends.
1!oIl bml Unsuccessful Attempt 10 Rob
Il Passenger Trntn Ii,
Ohio.
Thrsc Hen Boarletl the Train, but Got
Frightened and Ran Away.

1Fltsvnnkee OAlccrs atil1 tIntertain III
To tho Identity OF tlsu lInh Flioy MIS-.
pcet of ts"iiig L0n Williams.
Sosetnl Dhpatch 10 Jnt f.hftaop Tribune.
Afttsy*tgt:f. Wis. f)ct 2i-Itu publication of
tho faut that II min supposed to be onu of tho
williams Or Maxwell brt,ll,urs, %hn 80 fnulIy
Utir,lrrcIl tho coleman hrOthurs in i'erH t'0l,.
" several inntlths ngu Elnl 9ecn tnkcn Into e,ls.
tny hcrr. ypry nnltrn)ty ct',Ises} ErcAt jntnrcst
nn tho pnrt If thus1 whO entertained lively
remembrance Of tho terrible Mtlntr. Tho Nrrcst
WIS t.,11ln hy ilrpnty- -shCriT tretllAy, whu tnct
tho suspected man 0n thu 81 of Inst month,
frnn which tiio tn tho Ext Of Inst month lc co
Htnnt1y AtnlOwtt him, zach tny tannH some
now rrttshHI TT RttslHct httn ha dt1u ct thu
Williams brothers. Tho strangers appearance
IN every particular Mgrcctl with tho description
tho o1lfccr hui In his prsscasion. Wlten liu nh
dressed the sttaiHcr II WIS IN lilo character Of
II fel!ow-strnngcr. Tho man stntcd t!nlt hu hui
co:ao from Hastings, near which piauo t!u tu,,r-
t1crers OF Ito Cnonlhns tAll dlshppcnretl-n
statement adding to GrctltuY's sNsp!cuH. Thu
o1lleer Immediately took hin intD custody, but
without achieving any oth0r POINTS Hgainst
HIN, tue man eIatit,ilg to hc "WilIum kuti,"
not "Colr." Or Peoria, III. White In custuS
opportunity to sec tho prisoner III his
bare fuet WIS improved IL discover
II nny Of tho ih.llt's tues wcro missing, ,ts tiut
Il sail IL lo II iucans Ut Identification, Lnn
Williams hnvtng s,itIerut1 nnpl,tnttnn ur ono Nr
his tues; but inste.l 1t observed thut onp of
tho strnngcr's tues hui hrun subteottd 10 sur
R!cnl treatment. 'rhnkluE tho cAse utlp uf mis-
tnken identity, Gredlpx prt,curcl aud offered
hin pass to leorfa. w1uro the Wii|iunls
brutA0rs A,p WANTED to n.lswer for sGyurnl
erLtncs. but tho plss WIS nut accepted, tho
stranger requesting u.imlsslon 10 tho county hos
i!snl. which irish tho as!!cer snW fulfilled tired
Ing lheh entered into Il correspondence with tho
prison authorities In Joliet to obtalr, uorn iu[-
, 1881-10-26

. N1Ach6htorsS k&fN0Tth 0EVhIt8@
will curt consumption COUGHS weak lungs bro14-
chltls. aud general debility. Established IL ycarS
, 1881-10-26
Hold hut Unsuccessful Attempt to hob
Fas*cngcr Train In Ohio.

SptttdI GIthafth 10 lEt EhItIpo Tftu.Hs,
PlTTHtUna. 1'a., Oct. @5.-A gentleman who ur-
rived lore thlh t,ornIng rIA tue Tlttshurp, CHI
eREo u Fort Wayne ltMilroai says III attempt
was made about II 0'cloek Inst night to rob tho
traln OH which lie wns u l,nsseuEer, THO attack
was Illndo by thrc9 mus lust til tho traIn passed
tito Ohio Ccntral crossing, tloHr 1ucyrus, q. Tllo
gentleman was returning to this city frnn, tho
iar West, ami wls congrat1latluR u fe'!ow.l,Ils-
fcnRcr that oyllizcd country had boo reached.
While hp was still talk'ug tho truln-
rohhrrs 1nnt0 thoIr appearance on tho cur. lie
said ho wAs never NJ astOnlshGt III his
lfc. 1te did not loso o1,tro cosltroi nj hMsulr
Inn tho r1ttnrs tf n t,!sso! 6hot. tho crids ff
"firutn thinrDa!" atiti Ito rushing through tho
cars prevented him lrou, making any airtirr to
Assl9t IN cuptnrinH tho ucsporaaocs. Tho ms
srE4nts were lhorD,.9hly frightened, anI ~, old
lM'ty WA quito Ill wtleIl tho trAln reaeEp tho
lInlnn l1opnt this 1nornInR: it Is understood
thnt escryorort s hrlng intitlo tonrrrst tno par-
ties rtIulWc In Tho 0ltrnHn. md tho pIrInla 1t
tho loa ar9 rcIlIcrinR aI Tho sststancu In THAR
powur. tbny QUO silnt WIS tlrc tho tutl1 pusslnx
thsUstgh Gtit5 OF the PANTHEON lf3a OF tho cnn-
'luctor without hurting him. nl Tlo @ road a9onts
lluste, and csc1pcl III tho darkness,
, 1881-10-26

Tho Toy.x'lxtoi.
PETERSBURG, Va, Oct. @@5,-St. John Norris W
Killed by Il toy -plsipl.
, 1881-10-26

York tnr sim. whlnh WIS returned protested.
tho SUNG Hn,ltu IN iii lowh hutc ami elsewhere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-09

with gas. The l2usie will be the
best that can be secured. 4 band of
one hundred and fifty musicians FROM
the East has already been contracted
for. II view of the expenses attend
ing the preparation no complimentary
tickets will be issued, excepting to
President elect Garfield and family.
The work on the decoration of Penu-
svlvania avenue will be commenced at
once, ten thousand dollars having been
given for that purpose. The contracts
were signed to day. The escort of the
President elect will consist of about
10000 militia and fourteen compa-
nies of regular troops and marines.
Previous to the ball a reception will
be held in the Museum building by
General and Mrs. Garfield, President
aud Mrs. Hays and General and Mrs.
Grant. Gen. Hancock has also been
invited to take part in the reception,
aud it is thought from assurances re.
ceived by the committee that he will
| accept. Gen. Sherman will be grand
marshal of the parade, and will make
the presentations at the reception.
The corresponding secretary of the
consnittee, Assistant Adjutaat- Gen.
Corbiu, has received large uumber
of orders for tickets from persons out
side the city.
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The Coming Inauguration.
Money for the Grand Display-Arrangement
for the BalI-Decoration of Pennsylvania
avsnue-The Presidents Military
Escort, &c.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-W!th
the exception of about $4,000, which
is to be expended for fireworks, the
money necessary for carrying out the
plans of tie inaugural committee has
all been subscribed, and it is thought
that this amount will be raised with
in day or so. From advices receiv-
ed by fhc committee, the Inaugural
ton ball promises to be grand sue
cess, and every endeavor is being
made to make it the most elaborate oc
casion of the kind iu the history Of
the country. The new National Mu-
scum, in which the ball is to be CIV
en-, is building Of one 1oom, but lit
tie less size than the National Capitol,
two and three-eigths acres of ground.
A fue dressed pine flooring is now be-
ing laid throughout the hall, which
will be waxed. The limit Of the num-
Der of the tickets Of admission-0,000
provides for about six square feet
to each person, which will prevent the
ball from being overcrowded. The
cloak room is being Systematically ar
ranged in order to meet all require
ments and avoid annoyance. The
room is heated by steam and lighted
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-09
Logan'S Bill.

The long haired Republican Sena-
tor from Illinois is much incensed
with the Democrats because they de-
Glued to vote for his bill peusioDiag
General Grant,, aud continues to
shake his shaggy locks at the "Rebel
Brigadiere" IN the most threatening
manner. At last advices this shak-
ing had no effect upon the Senators
who think differently from the valiant
Illinoisian or noisian, nor is it likely
to have. The Democrats fail to see
any reason why Gen. Grant should be
placed on the retired list Of the army
at the expense of the public treasury
He voluntarily resigned his CON-
mission as General Of the Army, to
accept the position Of President Of the
United States. If, as is clAimed for
him by the stalwarts, he was the
savior of the Uniou, the Union has
shown him that it was not ungrate-
full by putting him at the head OF its
destinies for eight years. Washing
ton was the Father Of his Country. its
very soul for many trying years, but
when Washington laid down his Office,
at the end Of his term, there Was
nothing said about pensioning him
If such thing had been mooted he
would have rejected it with indigna-
tiun. But times have changed.
Grant is not Washington aud Grant
would not feel iusulted if the peusion
was bestowed, however large it might
be. Mr.. Bayard, on whose judgment
the country may we'll rely, struck the
key note when he elected to the bill
on the ground that it was invidious to
select one ex,Presideut and overlook
all others. If Grant is to be pen
stoned: extend the same privilege to
all who have been Executives of the
Republic. But such a bill is wrong
iu any event. 4 salary Of fifty thou
sand dollars year and the honor OF
being the executive officer Of so great
a people, should be sufficient to salts
fy any mans ambition. TO pension
ex-Presidents would create privileged
class, privileged merely because they
once held the highest Office in the
nations giit.-AuQusta Citronicle.
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The prominent candidates for Q.
S. Marshal for this State are r. NJ.
Wallace, present incumbent, T. B.
Johnston, of Sumter, and a MIR.
Adams, of Camden. Wallace was
nominated by the President, but
the Senate refused to confirm the
nomination. Johnston is the can
didate of the stalwarts; but Adams
has the inside track. He is an Ohio
man and is friend of Chief Justice
Waite. He came to this State after
the war, and has been engaged in
business in Kershaw County since.
He has never been in politics.
Since his residence in this State he
has always voted the National Re-
publican ticket, and the State Dem
ocratic ticket. He stands we'll in
his County and wherever known,
and his appointment would give
more satisfaction to the people Of
the State than thai of any of the
other candidates.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-02-09
Bridges! Bridges!!
Bl'idges!!!

Notice is hereby given that the Board of
County Commissioners Of Newberry County
will attend AT - O'clock NJ, on the dates
below set forth at these places, to wit:
On Tuesday, Feb. l5;h, at Indian Greek
Bridge, near Dr.. Thos. B. Kepncrly'S.
On Wednesday, Feb. 18th, at Lndsay's
Bridge, OIL Bush River.
On Thursday, Feb. 18th, at the Bridge
below the Railroad, on the Little River,
near VIM. La: gfor6's Plantation, and
On Friday, Feb. 18th, at the Bridge over
Bush River, at Schumperi's Mil, and will
proceed to let out contracts 10 the lowest
responsible bidders to build new bridges at
these places.
Specifications and full particulars made
known on day Of letting contracts and nay
De ascertained before then by calling on
the Undersigned
F. WERBER, JR.,
Clerk County Commissioners,
Jan. %, At Newberry, 5. I.