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CANADA.

TIE NEWSPAPERS.
6peetdf pts2atsh to The Chseaco Tribune.
QUEBEC, July 4.-0f tic shooting OF 1'resi-
dent Garfield the Chronicle to-day says: IA
groat 1nan has fallen and valuable life
been endangered to nppease tho vanity nilA
to nssuaRe the cl,ngrln OF u n,asl fool" It
secs no political Significance III the crime.
Special Dtapateh 10 7ns CHICAGO Tribune.
TonoNTo, July 4.-The Toronto lp0rlti
says: "presltlaNt Garfield las been guilty
of no net to 0xcltge, much less to Justify, Ills
assassination. As man his character wns
puro, aud as u President his conduct was
FREQ frum any taint ot tyranny. Compared
with the best and wlsost rulors Of tho
Old World hIr. Garfield Is their
peer. 1Ie Is Naturo's nublcnan. IIo
knew how to fool for tho people, for ho wis
one Of them. Ills asSasln lils been until! now
nl unknown n!an. 1le IL n bitter partisan,
himself. md a Disappointed ofIlceseelser.
Cvnlsling and Arthur in,ist sllars lnelsllre
Of the responsibility TOR tue foul a.,tl dnstarsl-
" crtnlo. rhey aro ut least guilty % tliis OK
@ arouse partisan lutte, and to inllaMS' tho pss.
Tresidetitt ' aiM lis frlaitis. % Thoo tilo
n1sn ns o,S GalteaY ,,t havinS St srlsyances oi #
Gs doing seryiea to hts party aad the . eo!ti'.
try " rsaioylnE Garfield aid giving tic ollIce
Tho Mal., commenting on the attempted
va eIIgagst ln ! struggle foE AZ pflnIe!plIss I
spolis systen, Il tlie untcd states tol,.is con- OIL
atantly to produce llllitlreta OF disappointed
men, oi low morals anl batl principles. WHO,
my moment, turn u,eir, deadly. tlusperatu
weapon u, tito representative IL the Wh01e
political system of tie country. Todisarn! the
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LIVED THROUGH 1T.
4 WISCONSIN SOLDIER SHOT Tl1!touGM. THE
7


Another remarkable cscupo from. death
eaule to light yesterday, wllun reporter for
TllE Tt,lltuSE accidentally ran across Mr..
+, A. Barnard, Ut Denver, formerly lnein-
ber 0f the Thirty-seyenth Wisconsin 1teg1
,,ic,nt. and learned from his own lips how he
had been snntciGd from, the jaws OF death,
eycn utter the surgeons lRtl given UP nll
llnp.. Ills story, told IN lis own words, WIS
ns fall0ws:
81 l WIS shot," sa!d le, "In front of Peters,
burg OIL the 18Th 0f fltlie, 1861. through the
liver md tile LEFT l1le Of NY luMg, the bull
passing out ut the left. III lts COURSE through
my Indy, it perforated the lyor n1ld Cit tho
Ea!l bladder, SO TINT the 0ifo TIN Uut Of MY
sl,e. Vomiting commenced, In perhaps ton
ltuura ntter | WIS wtl1lnlcll, anu continued
fur the next twelity-fUstr utmost constantly:
After Tint tho iIccoughing vet iN,.-0ne OF
tic symptoms. It's thB HllrggOnS eonsiucrs
which, prccctles Depth. That lnsted perhaps
i,cti inc. Including tho Surgeon Of tic Ninih
Army CORPS,
PRONOUNCED THE WOULD MoIsrAL,
ant ftlsI sted fur tho first ten days tint I
cou!tln't live. On tho morning Of tho teutl.
t!Ay tlere was !! eliai'se for tn, 9ettor, ana
Idly. During t!losc first tell days couldn't
tptnin my. MnurtstlMlent on my stomach
scarcely. a very little wine aild u little soft
cracker wsre al! tl1at could keep down. II I
the SURGEONS a1ld, rs think, beeausU OF my
tlrm belief that tliDre WIS cl,llicv for mo It
they would only take csrc Of llc. And they
tuok ti.o yory best care " illo uias Y tsss Wsss
examined the, lio gaso orders thnt shouldn't
6e pfneetl O,, Mll Mnlbulunce l WIS then III
tic cAtnp lluspftNl. Allt1 wlInn ,so moved away
%,4s conveyed % OF. \ stretcl,er, lay 4l' oilo
lrfh,Itn NV rertlvErV to tho excellent c[FG Z
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!. NEW YORK CITY.

i ]@%8b4AhN1$
e NEW Yonls, July 4.-.rle Society Of Tam.
many, Of tta Columbian Order, assembled
to-day at Tainmany HILL to commemorate
The Fourth Of July, hut the shooting Of Prea-
ldent Garfield and l,!a reported condition cast
! gloom Upon all present. The lion. John
Kelly made brlet speecla,. In which he feel
lnkly alluded to the tragic act, and, called
upon ono fnd all In the vast audience to
na!te IN q. faryent prayer that the Life OF
Isesiaent' Garfield might ba spared to the
Nation = In consequence IT TIP sad event the
Society would Rbat,don tie program laid out
t9r the comprehension Of tl!s Important all-
nlvassary OF = ,3:' - ~.
OUR NATIONS HISTORY. h =
! Mr. Augustus r.. Doohassy, Scribe Of the
snaslesy. offered long pgeaanble aud Iesolu.
u9ns, tha preamble recttitlX the dast9sdly act
o. the Rssastn {Charlea J. Guiteuul In shout
mR President Garfield, aud setting forth that
WAkAxAs, This 10 tho second murleEous ~.
Ha!t that has boon made slnce the organization
II CUR uos eruneAt upon the lffe Of Tho Chsaf
@eaeastzste, tho tiTat having teon successfu! &nd
= saa se3aaad ftoin prssaat appearance, w hsse
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:1TAT,Y.


,=. =, THANKS fOlt SYMPATHY.
f1loME. July &c. r. Ntarsll, United States
MtIlster; to italy, has sent the following re-
plYto tie telegram OF the Italian Minister Of
Forqia1s Affairs regarding tho attempted as-
saslmntion:.'
In tho nnmo Of tho Government and tho poo
plo Of tho unltod States thank you for tho
syinpathy Ok Italy, which will communicate To
my Government.
f., THH MAYOR OF nostE
has written to United Suites Minister Marsh
In the name OF tho populace and municipality
coudoliiig with tho people Of America.
, 1881-07-05
FRANCE.

17PAn1s, July 4.-A Rreat deal OF excitement
was caused IN this city yesterday afternoon
by tic falso report Of President 0arflold's
death, It appears 10 llavo originated ut tho
Ministry ut Foreign Ailnfrs, anu found Its
war Into most Of The evening papors. Pray
ors wero offered for the Presidents recovery
during tho tlay Mt all tile An,orlcai, churches,
and III the evening n most sympathetic sor-
mon on tho subject was preached.
d, AT TIT: 1lnlrfsli CHURCH.,
In Nue d'Agucsseau, 1t was a tlcep relief to
tho colony, and lndeod to many of the parlsl-
a,,st whose interest In tllo slate Of tho Presl-
dent has been shown almost rs warmly rs by
our own, when reassur1n9 kilograms arrived
an hour or two lntcr.
=, 4 NuM1lEn OF MEDICAL. MEN
have been unxtOusly discussing PrcSident
Gariietd's chances OF recovery this morning.
Tliey ire unanimously Of opinion that ho
will survive.
IN rifE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS, July 4.-ln tito Chamber Of Depu'
ties to-day several ,netnbBrs will proposo to
adjourn till tomorrow, III order to 'MaFk the
feeling of the 1iouse on tic attempt to assas-
inate President Garfield. All the morning
pupcrs, like those published last evening,
brand tho attempt agninst the life Of Presi'
detit Garfield tn The strongest terms. Soy-
eral newspapers express tho opinion tliat ie
was tile WORK OF n vulgar criminal, a'itl only
invested with Importance by tic lllgh dig
nifty of the victim.
=, MONETARY cosFEnENcE.
pARs, July 4.-At the sitting OF thR1nter-
national Monetary Conference to-day, the
French Minister Of Finances addressed few
words to the American delegates III repro
baton Of tie attempt q, the PresidcNts lie.
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hope IND pray that dol ID ifis msroy Va! ai!sy
IrcaIdent u Tho fjnttc.i sts.es to healt1, and
anaro hlslito to hts fntt.fIy and TO INC ,Mauon,
en- s sefy1se: - the poop'c OF our oc'oVea
ot irc.iisnt aass 1smes r Y hi sa s
n II tncr ncto gG w,h taG oyo a cs
hanpenci Il md iaiio, ufon us in the hour Of
fsS sos, ns TGape our duty to sugpo.t
10 inlay Dui,lio excitement and rentlcr tham mll
,sl1e s Cd s Il bst s;.asS a t e s an e
'aS iasyee, rha. Il tho imperative duty ct tho
CEEmries CEE j. fiutonn was ACTING ID conjunction
T apnear I'LL se % s e.
that il thero ara nirtics to tho er1ne they bc
Immediately, arroHtcd md J. hnyo M , served out to
;Tjio resolutions were adopted unanimously
by +, standing vDtc nlltt tho acribe Nf thu Stt-
c|cty instructed Ii telegraph Tho cxprcssin,is
of feeling to The Presidents family. Tho
vast audience lllen dtApcrsctl.
TIE 1.OAltt, or ALDERMEN
passed. resolutions tleplortng and dcnoMncinr
tho vfllafn1tts attetiipt to take thg ltfu OF
President Garfield, acknowledging the uiyrcy
Of God for intcrpostng hetwcen thu pistol
and the life of 0lr Chief NfaF!atrate. nit, iilt-
te%s ii tic l,oloS @ af Ills 81 a' to snnpo 70 M tis
lifo 1T President Garfield aid restore iiin 10
administer the. Rtfntrs Of the high office 10
which lle was chosen by tho people OF tile Re-
public.
rl1n SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI,
ut n meeting to-day, made GER. 1lahrock an
honorary Iieml,cr, md sent q .ispntcIl 70 Src-
retary Blaine expressing tho sympathy fc!t fur
tlie family Ut Cell. Gnrfcltl by tho ,cl,,t,rrs
Of the Society, Ths nnr,!nl dinner wns tllen
, 1881-07-05
PORTUGAL.
SYMPATHY,

LISBON, July 4.--The American lndepend-
oncv Day was celebrntcd today. The Lsga-
tlon aud Consulate and American vessels In
the llashor aro decorated with flags. General
sympathy Ii expressed throughout portuga,
for President Garfield. ,; j.:
, 1881-07-05
RUSSIA,
Ri%f W%tS1t

+; LONDON, July 4.-rhe usual congratu-
1ntory visits to tho American Minister ut st.
Petersburg have boon turned Into visits Of
cOulOlance. ~
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'1EXICO.,

- q. NO CELENIsATIoN.
Cry OF AlExlco, July 4.-On account Of
the assassination Of President Garauid, no
Fourth celebration.
, 1881-07-05

hnrdIy commend 4, yo, md all ntdors co,nncn,-
Grating eur Nhtton't birth ~ 1bs!"a thnKht. M
~. s" ~ ,.s .r.nnet rn,n. ,nr ~ nva.n
nient NJ Tia iif,ttcti Etaics II, its narntt;itv
whe hanxs s not % fn % ay stnsla II T.. eit,"r Il
fo!S vhseh III provisions ~ p i!ter!y sba femsie
eH. ax .is n thro'iGn which ~ ne1os aas,nst ,,
oGe's"s .esyant, aSs '' 8. M. c"ii'os, dosornor:
CMEsESSEt Wfo.
CnRrENSE, Wyo.. July "A 1nass.nlcet::
lnR M cittxctis wns held ttrtlAy altd passed
sssoins ;hw fiXr,,"ssng ssr,ow ad scy
!nE slsE. Garfield. The resolutions were
post. Speef!tes we.a M male by GUY. lIoyt,
Secretary Mnreai,. El'iGt"stlcS sa',er Ar
sai9 s u! LILLE .nt sl.m.SteFs ~ ;ms nnsh!. ing CITY
d"copatIons jfava bal, M takpi, ,lt,wm nt nr "" t
,eE,,In nri. I'll h,aI % " s,rr,w ,'o""' a'la oH
'e'p'' NV MI ovms., ,,',,,:r, a. =, ',t'"' -.
s, poSilAc. A. ILL"
snteaas p;eatsh to ne emfeasn e. % 1etoan,; .
!ne people o. Alvihgston GOnity chlale 70 lltls
caay tn,'ny ny, - E sG,nT9 ~ H., ,t'a % r.n: . p,
cession WIS inFtet III UP forenoon tlAti tllnst
f! ane ctowM WGia 9 p , to !ar 9rnam"s a, S a'i,
.e. ttle IVY -. ". bfHdlorg. tno speaKeI Il tle
any: .. lie u,uGlra rno5t o. Sylipatny III
effgiy ;Iy, t .ia i, "t, ~ n auE H. % +, sG Snd %s @
nsws offices i .ycfs bessigsd w',sl, te news. ,.
!,t! pMIs5s nl.lseu ilnltt th'caeo' a'la nuI IL"
W.T." "De " Re' I"pess'
GRAND nAr1Ds. MICH.
CHAMP KApIps. Alicl,, July 4.-The
Fourth Of july lIus been gloriOustv ceIc-
hratnl here. The assuring iiews during tic
day ~ 10 President Gnrtield's chances led the
EHTi"pe Hi''!p. !o ehtiithe nHgr t'e MiltlsetfsnfI.
M'G r!,st rr,,,,.1 l,or ~ ha ~
weather was tIi,i.. snye lint Il wns father too 20
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---------------- ---------- -
Hon. +. Callahan, u loblnson. III DOH
orat'0ns and prnyerR l)lvlhe hhtlssons were
invoked ~ Deha'f OF ifcs'1cflt HaFilem thai
he might ''e restored 10 healtfl and tho cotin-
try t.-....... 80.
n.., , ,1ACKsoS, A.G.. %
1,a..s,... ' s,t",, I,t,, S"srha ' ',,a.s.s.,,,r
"..."' s,,,'' W.anI,t,,.,o,, .,roa...,, IL. .@'
".,s.,,a w a.. x~ao ....,,I,... - IT,
Mnua"su -, ."ts.s .ab u ts.,,oa ''s ou' ~ "'
p'os'"'' u o"',u,a., ,',,,..,os,,, "y. -.
..... '."oe' -
DUBUQUE H.. Ju!y 9.-iio routtll Of Ju!y
WIS i'nt 9e"ef11's "''se'vGu "eie oW'hR W t1s
ffesMehts serious cohulelon. teopie an
tnt lNa J"u'"i!t'g, a'la n""nteu newspaper !ls
o!'ees' tlohnR " lece1ve 9otH neWs. 4no
,.s. ,'s'a sm .,' ~. ',,,, aoe'sies w.
bratetl tlo uay win Rradu street parable ana
tllc'llc III lie Hills. ar. tiutljlnt, President
Ut the State 1tand League, addressed tile
fnrnler alll it'nde some touching rcinnrks OIL
tho sad affair. bishop iietincsxey offered n
prayer, hoping that Cod would spare the
Presidents life.
Fotsr WAYNE.
oose.a' se O"pa.e" 70 ~ ch'edea 7rsaan*.
FolT WAYNE lnti.. July 4:-tireat prepafa"
tion llad been fna'ie and well advertised tor a
hrst-ctass ceieDratlon hi inc F0nrth here. DIT
On account ot uie cr'tlca' cohssll!on ot ifest"
dent Gnrileld they were wholly hbandoned'
ainl III their steaa Jt'lih icivlest, ut lo"a,
who was to have delivered ntl address, pro-
noai'cea IRON the steps q tlle Ct'l'rf- -liaase
louci'iflR eatoRy on uie !1to aiu services OF
President Gar'e'a, Catho!lc bishop Spald"
Ing, OF Icorla, nflu BISHOP hwelfgcr, of tlls
city, sent 'eIesfnhl 10 i'ftsi'leflt GafhcH
ttiis morning expressing shc'F most ear'cst
wishes iof MS speedf recovery. ms has
beef tho q'ie'est fou'sh KNOWN hele los
years. "
sptttat ptsp*.teh to 7ns Ch.taao Tribune
gAtrxu,tuu. Ill.,. ..,)u,v4.-'rIIscItv Inns mt
t,uan ~ ,n,,ci, rycj,ct since tha assassination,
os W i'r.,,an, He tinsnin "s II var ,"1an the
news reached llerc Of tl,e attempt OH prcsi-
dent Garticll's life. Everybody condclnned
tic net rs one that should rceiye sure and
prompt punishment, All tlay tlIe people
,yero Rntherc,l II, ern,,,,s discussing tic ter
liz sTs,s a,,t ,,..t..,t,,.. ,,.tt,e t,.n.uso
r.ue nlm a' ,,,"' "nsI,a n...,,, W." ,s 1,ns'
cago. Wien Il was announced tl,at the
wounds of the President were not ncces-
enrtiv fatal t,,ore yns grrnt reinlcInp MINING
ali cioss,,s Vhe dpotl, NJ President (;ortfeji
~ e,.,sesH .,..s ssa .u ,a,' t,o,, ,,a, Sn.onni
Nv tns LUIS moua ,,''u us' s,s'.a,.. ea"S,
mntt.r was referred 10 III feeling and appro-
nrloto terms. In fuct. tho naws Of lin Mt.
t"n'.t.1 os,,,ot,tn nfractol nj, n,,r ,'.,o,',s
allie, which shows that President Garfield Is
In tho hearts Of the people.
ruprpn1c, .,,t,no ~.
.,..,',,r'", " I,,,,. n,
onnts assassination T Of the bey resdent has
aycttal fanlinvs t,f tina tn0st intrnsn fntltunn.
, 1881-07-05

-" - =. A HENHATI0H,.
= LONDON. July 4.-Tlis nuws Of tho shoot
Ing ot President Garfield created Q profound
sensation at Madrid.
, 1881-07-05

Nv t"' L"o .a.e. .ns no.sosun ~
t'u ..at ., NV syp"s 'ol ".u a
.s x ~, M'.s. .u a'lses'o', Ivy; NM. s,.n
o tr,' NV usae s's'' III .ooAs s"t.. . .
,.ss m ,st .s' !eMtts "s w. .. .a ns
10. w.. ",. ,s. o. ns".u VI.
H., 49,. sss.,.t Wv "s, ~. .,ss
s.,,nr a',,,.,i.., ..1,tt s I.',s - ,,,,,ttnr.
III" a,,,,.s ". ,a,,n.ta fon,,,ro.
,,a. @ ~. Nv. & ,s,' ~" is
.t,'ia o.o eutsoies ! .ala1 nu t ,i1" toS.,
tnn" t,a', Viz @ T,,.,,, t,"t t.,;mro, ,,laL
,,a.'t't,., y. 1u 1sii,nra,, In.
,,,oJsa,",,. so''N'''s " e''''o ~ A'''OA
-
soAoMnos' uh'
A. toLuMnos' w.; July s.-AE" Nv p"D,'o , 'n"or
lhk ol e't'zeI'S ns.a II! .uo upeta.iiousa @ ~
a's' .ne lo"uM"'s leso'ut'o" "'' "'''"''
i'uusiy ;,as. Muniaeu; .r!a -. r,,..,u ..,.
III. rSn,1cst. ~ eet,,, thn fiInwnr as nxnrrssIvt,
Of tho unAn!tnnus sentiment of ths cu,nin'lnity:
EuMbus ". 1oty T. tsa11u"es ,1a ~ r;,,,s,t' " ,ns'
5a., Ia pubic iHesiins sassemGie.l. xpress thor
Rrcat n!h0rrenco " The attempted nsaasnaunn
~ ,rl INC ,,, aa Ill ~ ,, s16 H., as,t w Il
as NationaI outr1;gc. PIelso signify these sen.
tisnents u tho President. and ass!ira hm Ut our
~ Mrs nsan Misa III ,r NE rr,ea svnathcs Il, n
grsat aiilietion. ~,@ -,.""-..
MIAMTtM TIN !. ci.4Wronp't lay, t,.:nal GeafinaIi.
"Nn" 'rn,,l,,,D.s,',, -. s.'""' ,.,sn ss'''o'''
,,,,,o.sr,,.,, Nfaaa :' ,,,i,, "A ,,,o,
@ ,,.s 1,n' ~ ,,,,,,, t,,,".. -,
st"o,,an,sa, t", III, ~ Stf,no,, ,'uniraJ .,or..
,,r.s",,t 1,ro,.ara ,,oro oir.ra,, hv ,o,,,i,,,
pt.so,",, ptvm .", a':,s s.,,ntas m 1sn"Ii sa,I:
i ,,.t-ars haro sno, W. tho',,,, .,or ,, f,-,t
bori, Win iying Nt TIC pnt or ucattI. and thcTo
are tltnos WHOM VIC rea!txc most deeply what wo
oS ~ ~ nmr III son ~ ,S ,c
gon,u to Ehristlan hearts from GMi's Word, cnts
% msot our wants. Az pn'n must and ! rslief % ~
nlinisters cnti ucst uttes, Tho luve 0f tho pttl.
ple for tho pscs!1ott T. T. not misplaced: Iio h9s
lovcs .a o'nan, n,,,,ntrv. ffr lima hinS
copcoption uf q pure aAdmfnlttratIo,,. and II wo
ioso n!aa IT. Wy ps the kfeatesI t anR'e @ oa!atn1ty
unn1i ths ctuntry Hu,j ErSnt tilat iii nrecIol,s
iifo, thIs brnvo soul, ths instructed hra,t inay
be spared. 1ot! rrnnt that III this hour OF peril
wo tho aS se lug n 'ai sau 'u coutase WHICH s
rItirAnrtp,,r..
pmr .nr,p,1,A .1niv A-Tr;lonor,,oroo
nav ia he{nr ol,srrvc,l I,cra Sin m ,,,,,,sm.ilv
o,,iet manner The sircets nre ,,carlv em,,tv,
except Mt points where Washington bulletins
are being Displayed. The newspaper Offices
are tho centre of attraction. and nil naws
hearing upon tho Na:ionnl calamity ia
watched for with eagerucss, Adytces from,
vario,ts points In tho Stato testify tn the tteen
afll1ction felt by tic pcope over Tie horrible
crlmo Committed NJ Washington. and In
many places tle Fourth OF ,IuIy "a being oh
served more Us Il day of mourning thai, of
rejoicing.
nonDrsrowy. NJ.
Don;pESTowS, n, J,,JulyI,-Thjs city has
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suitable to ths circumstances In, which the
;a has r. Sse as % u o ehe
executive officer. .dtvon ut tAu Executive De-
paF's,vnt ~ ~ ,tay of }}H!y ll =, ,,,,n,
Tha lion. W. II. Engltso received tho fol-
l0wtng lncssagu to-day:
~ Eapish: TSo + rcsisnt desires nc @ 70 tsa!k
L In row wi rssti'is 1aIoiiy. &, far hIs rro9russ lug
sen GG''Ssrx S;s sa''o5 sG 2 ns1s.Gr q
AA'' A''S' % 49, ''''' Y; j w|!t,ss, .t,';,s s.p.
CINCINNATI.
C1Sc1SsArb o., July 4. - 4 Sabbath
stiffness cI,atacteI!zutl tllo City to.tl!1y, NY,
laorlllng III tiEe outskirts. l.ats II tho utter.
lIuun tliore WIS srarceay any. rrayar-Iiect-
ings were held ut llUOl, at several CHURCHES,
S aX p prSys1stnxs su VII aItxrap 1s Ill aT r.,
using virus Without illtvrIltsslon, ai,d bul'l
lis hight nlId tay forces VI nppratGrs are el!'-
iloyuN to the eNtent of their an.turnteu IN
ss,rkIng extrn tin,e. Saturday laat WINS lot1l-
e'S ,ns H an S1so' * ssgs 's ~ evcs Syar
In my Ol,u day. Their number aSceettutl
=, ,7O0, TlIN susRsI.se Tonight ~, reeelpt,oft
lilo latest llaYs h aWfut., THO old ',!en ana
Wonlsn nl ths Cil!cinnati l!onser hSss,eta,
Mrs. ELIZA Gartlell, mother nf tho rresI!lellt.
and u similar l1essage to tho w!lo ot she
President
BALTIMORE. ...'
BALTIMORE, Mtl., July 4.--Crnw.ls Of pc1.
ILL., ill., sasissss sssiass u a9 r ias y is:
.irnt i UnrIisld. III ail tlta Eath0iiu Churches
spucla! ,nnssya were offered tl.at @ l!o l,!ay "
SHARED t0 thu country, 'Fhu CITY Council
u,,itlt s,f TIN, fItv MI iti tHrtlblH GlitfulsA
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to public moderation t'iat tllo President ~
iuhE sttEts nas 1 WoH, ut WIT ,nt ,,nt
ts t,ts M Msn,ri ~ "H mnItn}v ,Mrtsa,, "ntfan i
exnrcjan.i tram mntjt,,s III ,m,lfficMi mrtlnn.
I;n',nnrrav ,,,lt" snrvirns III t,rny"r wijl III
hsLI n two r,'rmii,cut cIurcli,.s lar lii re-
tmvnrw .,o,n =" of fH III isr,s,I"mt. A'' 'A''
eo'''' ~ $t' s.,,sr,,x"v nr,o
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speuts! saSs;. ElE'!t tsotlslllia democrats Ot
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CAIN. FREIBERG & co.
Personal.

n. to,r.. orr NJ Torrol, .Lo
yes,cr S'' '''''' 'ei'e"' was =" '"e '''S
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pncl i S' s;, nrUWh Teu n"S ns"ni OF iA'te
Ercc law S oS,i, Wy ,"'"'iy VI MI W. d.
".ee'N""' va =. ',y'
General Slater, U. 5, A., and, wife are
at the Grand. Windsor and will leave this
morning for Fort DAVIS.
w. L, Siler has returned from n visit IN
relatives e. Franklin, North Carolina.
where he attended grand reunion of kiln
and Kin.
Colonel Ii. A. Russell. of Dalton Geor.
pia. Is In me civ. w., NO his SON Gor.o,
Russe.. n younr lauyer. who ~ sick M /
+, Mes '>'' "''0 - CIV" w %
DIR James Il Scott hrmorlv ,,ror,;ror,
c;t;,en oftb,s c;,v H., =, u ltVI III
,.Sa e,u ~ h ,m'e nv W. ny VI taIo Iltte'
"y pn n ss In y ,aa, ~ uausn ,er MIS- H.,
powet, lew ,ai, eV eII III m1i .sSmery
SouLIy, where he VIII make his iuture
home
Messrs. MeEnnis and Flippen, delegates
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CITY CHITCHAT.

Birds on leo at'Jarretts.
Fresh Baltimore oysters at Jarretts.
Cheapest school books in Texas,at
Shones.
Samuel of Posen, on next Friday and
Saturday evenings.
When you wish to wet your whistle go to
The Office and Flanagan " LoomlsW Will give
you the best.
The largest and best selected stock OF
memorandum and blank books i'll north
Texas, at ShOne's. -------...--,
Just received nice line ofclocks. Alarm
clocks only $3.50 at the new jewelry store,
No. Clio Main street. -
There were forty.thrce cases'un before the
mavor Yesterday morning. and they penned
ou even 500 in fines.
Don't YOU forget it that The Office is the
| place where YOU get the best liquors con-
cocted in ,iie pest style
Wanted-Cast off clothing, subscriptions
| by Loudon, S2S Elm street; drop postal
and he will call on You for them.
II is now q Settled fact that the
Sou fern News company will sho tly re-
Toie its headquarters from ToIarkana to
Dallas.
| The Pacific Express company have opened
an ciiice ut Hillshoro, Texas on the extern
Son Of he Missouri Pacific railway, south
of Fo,t Worth.
c. Il. Fosmcr has just received some OF
The mo be, wirul Gas globes ever Brought
to Dallas ard large stock cE q ontcFCrs,
and is, ,.d2 ed to DO wSt2r prd gas icing
on Tie l. vest teiM. Cell and see him.
George Gar ,scn, clc god with making
an ngl ne cd a. SAUL On IN irmc,c G. lie
Lev B"a"Ch was P."cs,2u les,e cay nv
defv y ste.'f Jacoby, and Placed untcs
IL Tor his appearance before the coun' y
oo..t,
III entcrprsing hool. -houre Of Mason e
Erh ere of e' 'rg. To- his nCr,h only, Am
ly b. es citrc no'v inrS,rc,e &C, ranging
in u, CO from % 20 ss5. For cash trey al,
lol f'rcoup Of teup2r cent,a very liberal
offer from q ye " be. Il firm.
Captain W. G. Conror purchased yeSter'
day Of III. =. q. CT chhe'd, for 500 his
fine hu,t ..r' c one hundred ant 4 .y..wC
acres, si,uf cd spnc four miles east ort
city. II is sa.i by thee wLo kroS the
rl"cc, that tie purchaser secured y, be,
gain Two years ago Mr.. Cfu,crhe'd sold
$500 VIC III OF A. u', raised ON the r'rce
Car ain omor will have constructed ;
foul Acre LAKE which ho proposes TO stoci
| with German carp.
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STl AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION 200 VOL CHOICE POEMS AT ISL
The Texas Cotton and Grain Exchange

Solicit orders by mail and telegraph for
futures of cotton, grain and provisions in
small or large quantities. Loss limited to
margin put up. Connected with all parts
ofthe city by telephone. Questions prompt
ly and cheerfully answered. Market reports
furnished free to out-oftown customers,
Liverpool spot and future ee markets. H' AND AND
Chicago grain and provision futures. Ex-
planatory circular mailed on application.
Correspondence solicited. A l reference
given. Address
TEXAS COTTON AND GRAIN EXCHANGE,
Board of Trade Rooms, Dallas, Texas.
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Patterson 4 Co., are busy all the time
shipping Pa,terson's Peachstone Liniment
to all parts OF The United States They
will have 10 stop advertising in the HERALD
or double their facili, es for manufacturing
this marvellous remedy. Price % cents.
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There IL n Balm In GiIead.

And if you don't believe it, 90 to A.
Bouche. opposite the HERALD Office, who
keeps the most superb sock of family gre
ceries in Dallas. He has everything from q
clothes-pin TO the most Gc,icrte a. icle in
the edible line. Fresh fish and oys.e:s, as
sweet and as fine as the moment they were
taken from The beds, a snecialiy. and all
guaranteed as represented Cont forget
the place, but call opposite the HERALD
office, where you will always find
A. BoUCnE.