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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30
Die 9aIrDtnpIes Gartn tn Safota
uno tbr Nanbbau.

Die 9altpmple Sarm 1T tas mertwir.
bisfie 8ermd9tniB bes sroBen Grads pom
1873. BetanntIi1 mar es Der Bancroft
Der Norb 9aeific giisubabn. weIder ben
NnfioB su ienem fur9tbarsn, bic san5e0e It.
Wirtbl1aft aus ben Susen b~rinaenbsn
2ra9 CAB. Die Norb:g aeiiic 8a5n bot
bamaIs ibreu Mftionarsn an, ibre Mttien
NIT (ibr pom gunbe sefdenttsm) 2aabe, su
3 Dou. ben Mere ein3uIbien. 0ie 9(nwsi,
funsen auf bisies 2anb (scrip) pu,ben in
ben Wartt seporfen unb eibisIten einen
gpurs an Der B6rie, Der Biz auf II Gents
am Dollar ianf. Wit anbern Worten, man
tonnte fur small II Gents einen auf s Dol
lars bswsrtbstsn @cre 9anb f~aufen. -
DaIrpmpIe, Der iener 3eit Elm 3iemIi9 ab.
wirtbl1aftetsr BANTER In ct. pauI mar,
faufte auf iol@e Weiie fur unsefdbr 60. 600
Dollars so, 900 acres unb be9ann fe In
etner,,W eiie8u beptrtbi1aften, weI4e ieinem
gro6artisen llntsrnsbmunssfnn ein CLAN.
8snbss l3eusniB ausifelt. gr bra9te su.
erff lO,O00, bana 20, 900 @crss unter ben
Pfug unb In bisiem Sabre finb ss i4on
80, 900 Ncrss, BITE elm Wiesr BON Wei,en
biIben. Dis ~sinfisen @etrsibspreiie Der
Ietteu brsi Sabre iesten i'm In ben Stanb,
slsi9 bur1 bic erifs gWte bas DoppeIte
feinsr sanssn Rap~itaIanIase s~in3ubeimien
unb In bieiem Sabr wirb fsin &einse mimi
f@ minbefsns auf cine 0iertel, pabri9ein,
Ii4er auf Elm OrittsI Wiaion ftsusn.
DreiBistauie acrss 0sissn ;-i9wer.
ltd fam fd Semaub, Der ss nidt nit
etsenen ausen ssisbsn bat, cine Hare gor'
ftequns bauon MAIDEN. gs finb an Al
enslif4e Quabratmsilsn, alto eth Stid
2anb pom Z WeiIen 9duse unb g WsiIen
Breite, unsefdbr 10 sroB, ME bas game
Townibip Gbornton, ober IL Quabratmeis
len msbr als Der sanse Sld9snraum Obi.
cagos pon Suaerton aue. bis su 80 Strabe
unb pom Gee Bis graufors glpenue. =
gu einsm Strsifsn pon elmer baIben MsiIs
Brsits ausseIest wlrben 80, 900 4erss BON
Chicago mad Milpautss unb nod 10
Meilen meter ret6en. Na1 altem beut.
i@sn MaBs pdren 80, 200 2lcrss unsefdbr
p beutl6e QuabratmsiIen, alio Bel psitsm
9r6Ber, ais man9e iener viouuerdnen"
5"aritentbimer obsr @rafi9aften, bsrsn
SeIbftbsrrIi@teit bur9 ben &si1sbaupt.
i@IuB uon 1906 aufssbObsn wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

9es Gobes pnQ. - gs III mir uum5s
lid, idreibt: 5err Sobn RobsIt, Grenton,
o., al bas Cob, wel6es benz ct. Satobs
SeI In 70 REDEEM WaBe ssipsnbet pirb,
bier auf bieiem tleinen &aume aus3uipre:
den. Sc 1T Elm wabrer sesen. Wsins,
Na@bartu bat bas ct. Satobs Del Nsu'
ralsia i'm &Opfe unb rbeumatiide S9msr:
Ber In ben 8einen uertrieben, obidon fl
etne Srau bod tn Sabren 1T. 'Wir baItsr
es INNER I'm 9auie unb mS1tsn teiner
MusenbIid obue bieies WitteI ietn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30
Gin groBcs llnrc4t.

gs sisbt Qeute, weIGe uottreifi6e Sell.
mittsI nit Der sroBsu Waiie Der vYatents
Wsbisinen" in eine unb b,sielbe &ategorie
tsasn unb bierrnit Elm sroBss llnredt bsse.
ben. Ginise 6ffentIide ansstinbiste Arjs
neien iinb ben bafir seforberteu preis uNs
Its wertb. wenisifens eine, bic mir tennen
= bas 9opfen' Bitters. S6reiber bieiss
bate 8eranIafuns, bas Bitters in benz
iberaus we9ieIuOueu Rlima BON Bop gitp
Su ssbrau@en, unb bate oui isIbe itets tn ies
Der 9inH@t uortreffi4 unS buostIdifs be.
funbsn. - ,Tribaue."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

Sn @oli5isn bsrridt Elm flrdtsrIidsr
NOtbitunb. Der Buusrnfanb 1T total
%ruinirt; in sinsm sinsisen Sabre wu,ben
1000 Bausrn BON 9aus uub 9ef ~uertries
ben. 9aupturiade bieisr traurisen Gage
1T bic uielidbrise Wa9afrsibsit, pom,t
Gauienbe burd bic Subsn UNI ibren gefs
sebradt wurben. Daau ssieute fid i'm
9oriabre nod cine entieslide WiBernbte,
10 baB bic 9unssrsnotb sintrat uuo bus
ruinirte Bolt gum gYanberitab sreift unb
baufenpeiie nod &ubIanb ooer ameritu
siebt. Der 2aubtag bat ben 2anbesausD
i9uB beauftrast, bic Srase In @rwdsuns
au Siebsn, in wel&er Weiie Der Tsri4uI'
hung unb benz llutersanse bes bduerIi@eu
@runbbefses abSubelfen fei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30
Wadilanae aus Der alien 6eimath.-

Wa6tlanse aus Der alien 6eimatb.--
9err @eorS Sennp BeibeI, Wo., iast:
rS1on TN alien 8aterIanbe bSrte i'd uieI
&ibmIides BON Or. Nusaif &6nis's 6ams
burger Eropfen es mar ibusn porbebaI.
ten, R9 aud In mir In bieism Qanbe 40
e~rproben. Ssit Wonatsn lit i'd am 8e&.
feIfsber. Sd nabm cine Msnse QUINN
uno anbere W%ebiSinen. Jog msbrere Mer1ts
III &aibe, bod Aaes umionh. CHING.
5Iai@en bon Or. Musuf RSnis's gam
burger Eropfsn babsn mid isbo1, Soft lei
0aat, uon bieiem Idffisen llsbel befrsit.
I'm por Sdlidunssu fiber su iein, IaHs
man f4 Don benz @poibeter ober Gambler,
BET wsIdem man Or. Aasuf R6nis'a
hamburger Gropfen tauft, bic llntsri9rif
Der 9srren u. @oseIer 81 60. 3eissn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30
+ embur9cr Gazette,

tist worbsn if. baB Der 8oben unb bas
China pom SIinois fur cine erfoIareids
Yroouttion BON DeiSsn Der bsften Quali'
tdt unibertroffsn 1T.
Sn Cumberland 6 0. fnb BIZ
Nusf9ten fir 2anbmirtbe unb 0ieb,ldte,
iebr trau,ts. @dbrenb finf3is Easen In
Der widtisften Beriobe bes Wa9stbums bee
Welidtorns 1T taum ein Tropfen &essr
eefcuen. Der sr6Bte Ebeil bss @eII9
forms III uolitdnbis m~iBratben, unb ruenr
es ai4t perbOrrt III, wirb es seiduitten,
um wenisifens &aubfutter su ssuinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30
IDtSeoufu.

Mus Gau Claire miro ssmelbet,
baB bic arbeiter wieoer rei9li9 iinb unb
msbrere Sdsemdblen iosar boppsIte Wann.
idaften babeu. 8ieIe Der Strsiter, meI9e
iabrauS, iubrein bes Sommsrs In ben Sds
ssmiblen unb bes Dinters in ben Ddlberu
beim 9oIBfdaen arbeitetsn, fno suridses
tsbrt. finben absr ibre ftibersn pIdse Be.
fest.
Die Wisconiner 3eutraI.
bat ein @erps 8ermefsr mad
Bsnotee ausseianbt, um germsfunssn fir
cine 2inie BON 9snotee In norb6fIi9sr
Rittuns mad ben @iiensrubsn in Sntonas
son Co., Mi9., %uorjunebmsn. Slus BITE
9isnie fi6 aIs prattii9 erpeiit, pirb Der
gau iOfOrt in ansrifi senOmmen we,bsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-30

oebabn IN W I n ftub isst poIenbet. Sc
ioien porerf pier 2inisu sebaut merben,
unb omar cine BON Der @eiieuauer @emar
tun9S'@ren mad Der @artenfronte, cine
pon Der Neutbor:R afsrne, mad benz nsuen
Hbetntbor, cine uon benz gsntraIbabnbof
mad benz neuen &beintbor unb sine BON
2ablba9 nod &aifeI. Die @eiammts
ianse oisfsr 4 ainien III uusefdbr l6 ensI.
WeiIen.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-11-23

Wit vansinnig och vagrar att fOrta-
IA mat och dryck. Hon forbes f;r-
liden vecka till de vansinniges ho-
spital i Jefferson. Dit sandes
ocksa samma dag en- 22.arig
norsk ficka, Maria Anderson, hvil-
ken blifvit f0ralskad aldsta sonen
i den familj, hos hvilken hon tjen.
te och af sorg Ufver att denne icke
besvarade hennes bUjelse f0rlorat
slit fUrstand. II.
En- 26-srig svensk, A. Johnson,
boende q h0rnet az Cottage Grove
ave. och 81 gatan i Chicago, hop.
pade onsdag af EFT i gang varan.
de jernvagstag vid sistnamda gaia
och blef dervid 0fverkUrd af EFT
fran motsatt hall kommande tag.
Den sarade fordes till St. Lukas no.
spitalet, hvarest han dager deref.
ter afed. Flera andra personer,
tillh0rande frammande nationali
teter hafya under veckans Iopp blif
lvit altingen skadade eller d0dadt
4 jernvagarne. H.
"SURPR1sEPAETY''. tisdagsaf
ton 6tta dagar beredde Assarias
lutherska forsamling pastor Dahl
stems en- argenam ofyersskning
! form af ett ''su rpriseparty''. File
Ia varderika presenter, sasom CT
byra med marmorskifva, Ell prak
tig sofia, en- ditto fUrmaksmatta
bordslinne, en- hanglampa M. m.
fUr'irades den 0fverraskade pastors
familjen efter ett litet ''presenta,
tionstal' af hr NJ. Peterson. Pa
stor Dahlsten frambar hjertliga
ordalag sin tacksamhet TIL! de val
villige gifyarne. Derefter dukade
damerna bordet med medfUrda kost.
liga ratter. Aftonen tillbringades
under argentina samtal, sang och
musk. Dylika uttryck af f0rsam'
lingsboars tacksamhct och tillgif.
venhet maste vara sardeles upp.
muntrande for Ell, som "arbetar
ordet och lardomen''. S. H.
LYNcHNING. Den Ufyer hela Ian.
det beryktade banditen Ed. Max,
we'll, alias Williams, hvilken fo1
omkring forton dagar sedan huk
tades Nebraska af sheriffen Kill
an, fordes derifran under sistliden
vecka via Omaha och st. Paul til
Durand, Wis, hvarest han skulle
undergo ransakning for det af ho
nom och hans broder begangns
mordet pa broderna Charles ocl
Milton Coleman. Han atfUljde:
under hela resan af fyra bevapnad'
rattstjenare. Fangen ankom til
Durand i fredags och insattes der
varande hakte, EFT tvavsningshus
af hvilket den nedre vaningen an
vandes till f0rvaringsrum for fan
gar och deli 6fre till tingsal. Pa
foljande dag vid tvatiden fordes fan
gen upp for att undergo slit for
sta forhor. En- mangd persone
fran mar och fjerran hade infunni
sig for att vara narvarande vii
denna markliga rattegang. Forh0
ret hade knappt pagstt ito minuter
imam brottslingen greps af de,
lyssnande mangden, ett rep lade'
ON hans halls och han slapades u
pa gatan till narmaste trad, hvil
ket han hangdes. Delta ingrepp
rAttvisans gang hGrleder sig san
nolikt dels fran den forbittring
som radde ofver mordet pa brDder
ma Coleman, och dels deraf at
dodsstraffet Wisconsin ar afskaf
fadt, hvadan Maxwells dom ick
kunnat blifva annat lin straffarbe
te for lifstiden. Maxwell har un
der en- It'd af sex alta ar bcgat
en- stor mangd inbrott och haststol
der, och han tillh0rde dessa bilto
| pc, hvilkas hand ar emot hvarj
man.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-11-23

rarne general Shermans armee
under slafkriget, blifvit utnamd
till riddare af svardsorden af ko-
nung Oscar II. Delta ar det for
sta fall, ds Ell dy]ik hedersbetygel-
Sc blifvit bevisad en- svensk- -ameri.
kanare af Sveriges konung.
KKoppEN efter S. Dodge, en-
tramstaende medborgare Waupa-
ca, Wis, tratfades den II dennes i
Menomonee .foden, hvarest det tro.
lisen legat flera dagar. Dodge ha-
de da han sist sags, en- st0rre pen.
ningesumma pa sig, men hade un.
der den senare tiden visat spar till
sinnesf0rvirring, hvadan man icEe
kan afg0ra, huruvida mord eller
sjelfmord hair foreligger.
| DoNAT1oNER. Genom upprat-
ltadt testamente af den nyligen af-
tlidne Charles A.Nor3on Hartford,
Conn, erhaller Trinity College
ls12h 900, Hartfordhospitalet s5O,.
ttOO0 beh Christ Episcopal-ky
$1env5o. $4,000 hafva skankts
I'll upprattande af ett kapell pa be.
grafningsplatsen vid Cedar Hill.
| Aterstoden af furrl0genheten, ellel
5000, 900 aro fordelade bland arfvin.
garne.
! TRAe1sK d6d. For nagra dagar
sedan bortstulos en- hast och en-
''buggy'' fran en- mr.. Zeilprecht
dubuque, Iowa. Vld anstalda ef-
terspaningar patraffade man. re-
dermera hasten och akdo~Gc sex
mil fran staden invid e4 gammal
nedlagd grufva. ! dennafann man
liket efter en- okand man, szilken
man antager yara tjufven, Ds slne
hade troligtvis af radsla lemnat ak
donet och utan att kanna terrain
lgen stupat grufvan.
! Observation-Disclosures Chicago
skollarare och organist, hr A. Dah.
len, uppvaktades forliden onsdags.
alton af mellan 40 och 50 af for.
samlingens ungdom, som 0fver.
lemnade till honorl en- 0fverrock
och en- kaffekanna, graddsnacka,
sockerskal och skedhallare af silf.
yer, jemte tjugu do!Iars i pennin'
gar. En- manad forut erholl pa
storm vid samma f5rsamling Ell or
gel. ward omkring trehundra dol
lars och, ,nagot 0fver hundra dollars
penningar. H.
/ IcKE f6rstandigt. Jesse Bald
win boende mira Youngstown
| Ohio, blef en- matt under f6rlider
vecka franr0fvad 100000 guild
hvilka f0rvarades uti en- gammal
days kassakista. AT dessa pennin'
gar hade Baldwin nyss forut fran
skattkammar departementet
Washington erhallit $27, 900 for oh
ligationer, hvilka han utan sar
skid anledning presenterade til
inlosen. Guldet var af varde
tjufvarnes handler, men icke So OBJ
| ligationerna.
UPPRoRANDE brott. Sent pa tbs
! dagsqvallen forra veckan traffade'
: i Eaglewood, nara Chicago, krop
pen efter en- tjuguarig, sk0n ocl
; bildad ficka vid namn Ellen Kess
ner. Hon hade ON qvallen gat
it'll hyila, men klagade ON en- stun(
1fver illamaende och gick ut. Hor
} kom ej tillbaka, och hennes kropl
hittades sedermera lila stympa(
och birande spar af onamnbar
) valid ett stycke fran huset. Tv;
l6sdrifvare, som visat sig i trakten
: misstankas for att vara m0rdarn'
och spaningar efter dem b0rjade
genast.
l VANsINNIGA hickor. En- syens]
tjenstaicka, Martha Olson, 81 4
gammal, boende hos sina slagtin
gar i huset no. 5244 Arnoldgatal
Il town Lakel Chicago, har blit
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1881-11-23
,AME.RIK "a.

D1FrER1 harjar en- oroyackande
grad i Cedar Rapids, Ia.
F0RENTA Staternas folkmangd
uppgar enligt den andtligen afslu.
tade folkrakningen till SO, ,153, 783.
HoKAH, Wis, har under de Sc
mare dagarne Ell mangd personer
angripits af smittkoppor.
TvENNE svenskar, Gustaf Ander-
son och E. NJ. Stenberg, hafya ater-
waits till fredsdonare i Omaha,
Nebraska.
STADsRADEr Des Moines, Iowa,
har utfardat en- f1rordning, som
f0rbjuder konserter och teaterspel
ON s0ndagarne.
Irrational Pacific Bank Bo-
ston, Mass, ,har installt sina betal.
ningar. Bankens sknlder uppga
till ofver en- million dollars.
AsYLEN for idioter j Columbus
Ohio, nedbrann fredags. / asy
len vistades oiver 900 personer, a
hvilka dock ingen blef skadad. For
lusten anslas till 5000. 1000.
JUDE1NvANDRING. Flera anga.
re, som under de senare dagarn,
anlandt till New York fran Euro
pa, hafva medfort st0rre och min
Dire sallskap af judar, hvilka hyktat
fran Ryssland och Tyskland.
STADEN st. Louis hari fold al
ihallande starka regnskurar, hvilks
skoit undan banyallarna, blifvi'
forsatt i ett nastan isoleradt lage
Pa l0rdagen inkommo helt fa ta2
till staden.
SMITTKoPPoR hafva angriplt ell
mangd personer af den fattigare be
| folkningen New York och des'
grannstader. Hospitalen AFRO fyl
da, So att extra atgarder maste vid
tagas att mottaga och hysa patien
| terna.
! I BIsMARoK, Dakota, foil i fire
! days en- John Curran fran bron Uf.
yer foden och drunknade. Ell
okand svensk blefsamma dag 0gon
blickligen d0dad genom att fall;
fran en- bygnadsst'illning pa sam
ma bro.
UTI en- krog Merrill, Wis, bort
stulos natten till den Is denne
| $4,000, hvilka f0rvarades uti e1
kassakista. Tiufvarne, till hvilk
man saknar ALA spar, atkomm
penningarne genom att spring
kassakistan.
En- ung norsk vid MANN Gunde
Midboe Grand Forks, D. T. blef
fredags under tradfallning d5da'
af ett nedfallande trad omkring Q
mil norr ON namda plats. Midbo
var temligen form0gen och ANNA
| de inom kort inga aktenskap me-
en- ung dam fran Grand Forks.
| ELDsvADoR. Vid Lawler, el
jernvagsstation alta mil 0ster on
New Hampton, Iowa, nedbrunno
lcrdags elfva bygnader, hvilka til
st6rre delen egdes och beboddes a
fattigare familier. F0rlust $4,000
Stamina dag ladies' aska EFT hu
och skadades delvis tva bygnader
Fort Dodge, samma stat.
HEnsor1L1srANDEr i Augustan
College, Rock Island, ar icke s
godt, som man kunde 0nska. PRO
fessor Olson atervande i onsdag
alta dagar efter en- tur genom vest
IA Iowa. DR.. Hasselqvist hade Ii
kaledes varit franvarande cit pa
dagar i samma vecka, for att oe
vista Observation-Disclosures distrikt
mote i Galesburg. Z
Svedisb Citizen omnamne1
att brigadgeneral c. J. Stolbrand
en- af de NEST framstaende office
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-29
A Strange Tragedy.

Troy, n. ", September II.
A. few years since Henry King was
sentenced to serve life term In Danne-
mora prison for numbering New York
city detective. a short timo after shoot
ing OF President Garfield, King and an
another convict named Hamilton got into
an alteration regarding the character of
Vice-President Arthur and his fitness to
administer the affairs of the nation In the
event Of Garlield's death and Arthur's
succession to the presidency. Hamilton
made some remark which was not COM
plimen:ary to Arthur, whereupon King
struck his brother convict two blows on
the head with an AK, killing him instant
ly. King was tried on the charge OF
murder at tho circuit court In session at
Plattsburg, yesterday Judge Landon
presiding. Three witnesses were sworn
for the prosecution-the prison physician,
q cook and one, OF the keepers. No eyi.
dence was introduced in behalf OF the
prisoner. The taking of testimony occu-
pied about one hour and half, when tho
jury retired: After an absence of about
two hours, they returned, and requested
the judge TO explain the legal difference
between murder in the first and second
degree. His honor was about to reply,
when the prisoner arose to his feet and
said:
"Your honor aud gentlemen of the
jury, this YVES not murder in the Sec
ond degree; it was deliberate and pre-
meditated murder. / kEow that l have
done wrong that ought to confess the
truth, and l ought to be hung.
Here the prisoners counsel tried in
vaia to silence him.
"No," continued King, ~ have done
wrong. 1t Is my duty to confess 1t, anG
l cannot help doing So cannot keep
still. plead guilty to murder in the first
degree. x was 10 minutes from the time
struck the first blow with tho ak until
/ struck him the second time; and oil
this time kept thinking, Il viii finish
this man. II that is not premeditated
murder, what is it? Z have already
killed two men. What is my life to me-
The life of either OF these two men whom
have killed is worth dozen of mine
| The prisoner then sat down, where
| upon the judge informed the Jury "that
| IN view OF the prisoner's admission tina
the murder was premeditated, there wa.
no necessity foT any further explanation
of law on his part" The jury thereupor
retired, and very soon came back with
| verdict of guilty. Hli,t pr aigQ
| In response tc tho question as ts
| whether no had anything to say WHY the
aentence Of death should not be passed
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-09-29

where on his person, and the middle aged
colored citizen fell in with the Caucasian
and took hia fnrn

where on his person, and the middle aged
colored citizen fell ia with the Caucasian
and took his turn.
One of the most interesting couples ci
the whole moving throng was an old
colored man who tottered along with his
stick and his wife, the latter evidently as
old as he. They could not stand without n
trembling that indicated extreme old
age. But they had Joined in line and
had waited two hours before they finally
saw the face that they were anxious to
see. They stopped longer over the glass
than was allowed to any one else. After
gazing with their weak old eyes for fully
two minutes they passed on.
The police were on hand in force to
preserve order, but there was no need of
them, all they had 10 do was to tell the
multitude as they Joined the line that only
Two abreast could 60 in, and there was no
further trouble.
Beyond the bier, towards the west
door, there were beautiful flowers
There was first o wreath OF natural ivy
lying flat upon the stone floor. Beyond
this was q broken column about three
ieet high, surmounted by a milk white
dove, whose head WAS bent toward the
bier. Next to that, standing in flowers,
was an categorical picture Of "The Gates
Ajar." The posts of the gate were of
white roses and buds surmounted by
globes of immortelles. The posts were
IN beds of yellow and white flowers. The
gate was double gate. Two wings of it
were of fern upon wire with white flow
ers here and there. The bars were of
fern. One of the gates was slightly pull
ed open towards the line of people who
passed by and admired them. Next to
it was beautiful crown made of white
flowers, principally of buds and roses,
and having around its crest the same
delicate fern of all the other floral offer
ings. Beyond it vas o pillow of flowers
from which sprung column with dove
alight on its top with head looking up
and ready for fight. A bed of white
flowers, which formed the pillow below,
had worked upon it in immortelles the
words: "Our Martyr President" The
row OF floral beauty was finished as it
commenced with wreath Of ivy fiat
upon the floor.
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upon him. King replied Nothing, sir ;
hung" He was sentenced to be hang ed
ut Plattsburg on the 4th of November
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and 2 o'clock in the after.
noon. King is said TO be O remarkable
intelligent man. His appearance In
court yesterday was,certainly impressive Q,
snd his deliberate manner when address,
ing the court and jury made the scene
dramatic. The doomed man IL 81 years
or age, was born in New York 'city.
where his old mother resides, and waa
educated IN the Roman Catholic:faith.
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as day Of humiliation and mourning.
| and | earnestly recommend al the peo.
people TO assemble on that day ia their
respective places of divine worship, there
, to render alike their tribute of sorrowful
subm sion to the will of God, and of the
reverence and love for the memory and
character of our late chief magistrate.
; In witness whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the
United States TO be affixed. Done at
the city of Washington the 22d day of
September, in the year Of our Lord
1881, aud of the independence of the
United States the one hundred and
sixth.
CHESTER 4. ARTHUR.
By the President:
JAMES G. BLAINE, Secretary Of State.
THE CABINET RESIGN.
II is understood Tonight that the
members of the cabinet have formally
rendered their designations, and that,
pending action upon the same, they have
been requested by President Arthur to
remain at the heads of their respective
departments.
THE PRESIDENTIAL FAMILY.
The household now called to the white
house by the death of President Gar.
field has no lady presiding over il.
President Arthur lost his wife q year ago
last January, and acute feeling over her
loss is among the sad reflections which
press on the President at this time. She
was the daughter Of Lieutenant Com.
mander Herndon, Of the United States
Navy, who went down on his ship in
Central America. A gold medal in re.
cognition of his bravery was voted By
Congress to his widow, and C. monument
TO his memory was erected at the naval
academy grounds at Annapolis. Mr..
Arthur married Miss Herndon in the
early part Of his career as a lawyer in
New York city. Ho has two children,
one youth of seventeen named after his
father but called Allan by the family !;
the other girl of eleven named Nellie.
The President has one brother, Major
William Arthur, of the regular army.
He has three married sisters. Of these,
Mrs. Mary McElroy, of Albany, has
spent much time at bis house of late,
and has looked as much after his house.
hold affairs as she could. President Ar
thurs accession to his new responsibility
has been too recent for him to give any
consideration to the family or arrange
ment for his residence at Washington,
but if the cares of her own family will
permit Mrs. McEl roy will most probably
be the lady who will preside in the
white house.
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- The town council OF Seneca have
passed resolution that no new license
will be granted to sell liquor in that
town. l
- The clerks OF the Treasury Depart
ment al Washington have already start.
ed subscription to defray Mason's ex-
penses for counsel, and n dispatch from
Logan, Ohio, states that five-cent aub-
gcription has been started there to de-
fend Sergeant Mason for smoothing al
Guitteau. ~ .seN ~
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THE WEAKER SHx.-An English pa
per. whose editor is undoubtedly mar
ried man, contains the following essay on
woman: In them you behold the wild
cat, the lamb and dove. If they can ac-
comp'ish nothing by letting loose their
untamed feline propensities, they give
the juveline sheep a trial and If that
fails they try the loving dove. With
one or the other they are sure to effect
their purpose. They are called the weak.
er sex; but with what propriety it is hard
for me to imagine. They can draw US
to church-draw us to the theatre-dra.
ns into trouble-draw us TO the-well
anywhere.