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Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
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COLLEGES aud UNIVERSITIES.

COLLEGE; aud L UNIVERSITIES.
nusr NORMAN. lNsrfTirrt, Huntsville
II Ala 1ni ION trce. OPENS Sept
IL ember a,h. Preparatory, Norm
Music and Business courses.
Miss o. l.. SMITH, Principal
FlaMproN Normal and Agricultur
A Institute, Hampton, Va.
III TUIrIoN FREE. Ter
begins Oct. l. Board $40 --N~ month
one-half payable in labor. Opp unity
for limited number to EA. the W lole.
5. ID. ARMS1 X NG,
Principal.
KNOXVILLE COLLEGE, for ladies !; d
n gentlemen. Opens Sept. 9Th. Tu
IN ition, boarding, bed, fuel, light an
bnoks, cost only $50 "A year. For par
ticulars and catalogue send your nam,
and catalogue send your name anG
post-Oflice to
j. $. MCCULLOcn, Pres,
Knoxville, Tenn.
NASHVILLE NORMAL AND THEOLoGI
CAL INSTITUTE, Nashville, Tenn
lin A Bantist School Of high grade
Expenses. IS to - per month. Session
opens Sept. Z. For catalogues or in
formation, WJite to
PROF. LYMAN B. TEFFr.
Howard UNIVERSITY, Washington.
ID. e.. Fall Term opens September
t4th, 1881. TUITION FREE liz Normal
leparatory, Collegiate and Tacological
Departments, and in medicine AMI law
the fees are zeiy lo70 FoI other partic
tliars address
Secretary, Howard University.
Washington, ID. {
FISK UNIVERSITY, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
Rev. +. NJ. CRAvATrE, Nj. A.. Presi
dent. Seventeenth year begins Sep
tember 9TH. 1881. Full and Complies,
Courses of Study. Terms very low
For Catalogues and full in ormatinl.
address K. p. GILBERT. Treasurer
rALLADEGA COLLEGE TALLADHGA. ALA
is the best equipped School in the
State. Location the most heaithful
Term begins October Is. Early appli
cation will be necessary to make sure q.
il room. Information cheerfully given
Address, mentioning this paper,
GEO. n. ELLIS, Secretary.
Tallalega, Alabama
REREA COLLEGE, Berea, KY. For
"a Ladies and Gentlemen both whit,
ID and colored. All Departments from
Primary to College, Scientific and Clas
steal Board, tuition, room and fue
$72, per year. S2l, to be paid at begin
ming Of each term. Opens Sept, 2S.
For catalogue or Information addres'
P. ID. DODGE, Treasurer,
Berea, Ky.
rILLOTSON NORMAL AND COL
1 LEGIArE INSTITUTE, Aus i'll, T0Xa- &.
1 Fall term b gins October ), 1881.
Full and complete courses OF study; al
SOL an opportunity afforded IA lihte'
number of worthy and needy students,
to reet "A part or all OF their expenses
Terms very low. For catalogues and
further information, Address, men
tioning this paper,
REV. w. E. BROOKS,
PfrSIurnt
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
The Si'uation.

The Nation has pou~est ont its in
iigaat.on apsa the. head ii the assas-
in of President Garfieid, has BOWED in
prayer ard sympathy through anxiaus
weeks Of hope and fear al his bedside,
uncovered lis head in deep grief at
MS death. and laid away his remains
NTH tender and reverehtial regard.
sacred to its memory Tor all time to
come Will he his virtues, achievements
and hi: heroic fortitude in his last
hours of suffering. In cammemora-
lion of these fitting monument will
r- erected as testimony to future
g nrations.
1hroug hont this trying ordeal the
Government la ni'.vei smoothly for
ward. Vice Presil.ut Arthur succsetls
quietly to the Presidency. and peace
and quiet reigus undisturhed.
The succession of the Vice President
To the Presidency leaves the Senate
without President pro tempo,'e, that
body having failed to elect one befor-.
Its last adjournment. There is no
Speaker of the House.
In case President Arthur should be-
come disabled or die there would be-
no provision for the immediate sue
cession of an incumbent The law
now provides that in case Of the death,
resi- snation, or inability Of both the
President and Vice President, the
President Of the Senate, or, if there is
none, the Speaker OF the House pc.
form the duties of chief magistrate
until the disability is removed or
President elected.
Presi' ent Arthur mikes step to
prov. for any such emergency BY
,5,iing the Senate in extraordinary
session on the 10th Of October.
As the Senate is now constituted
that bod u in all probability elect
IA Dem rat Presiding officer. The
elsctio ia place before the two
New y senators and the late Gen.
Burnsi.e's successor are qualfisl,
leaving the Democrats with a clear
majority.
". anticipate no violent departures
from the policy Of General Garfield's
administration, as far Ms known. In
his Inaugural address President Ar
thur intlmates rs much. We shall
look, Of course, fer reorganization of
the Cabinet 1t is natural to expect
the President to select his advisors
from among men closely allied to him
~ friendship and common interests
in politics
General Arthur has always shown
himself n friend To the colored people.
From him this part Of our people may
justly expect the mot considerate
treatment, as may all classes.
lndee,i, we may predict for the new
administration prosperous future
The deep sorrow through which the
country has passe'l produced a com
mon patriotic feeling. We may rely
on the cool Judgment 50 admirably dis
played hy General Arthur so far to
turn to the hest advan lage whatever
of good Providence has given the
country in It's present affiIction.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
Why Wear PIastcrs.

They may relieve, but they can't Gil e
that lame back for the kidneys are tn
trouble and YOU want a remedy to ac,
direct OIL their secretions, purity an.
restore their h-althy condition. Kid
ney- "ort has that specific action-;ln !
al the SINE time regulates the bowels
perfectly. Don't wait to get sick, Int
get a package t '-,la, and cure you :
sell Liquid and dry sold by ali Dru. :
gists .-GcymantJaa isiSsraph
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
SATURDAY, OCT. 1. 1881.
Notice.

subscriptions to this paper are due
u sAvxscs. Our friends who are still
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sr~s ~ this paragraph as request
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~sks Immediately. Money by mmil
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Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

ilAk rev~rh-s things. A fvw year..
since it Was Pre.identHaye Oh vino kick
ed Collector Arthur out Of the New
York Custom House. Ihe other day
ex President Hayes extended his hand
50 congratulate General Arthur rs
Prssidsnt of the United States.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

Ir is aot Of any material interest to
the people whether Guiteau be tried
aid convicted in the District of CO.
lu,nhiA or New Jersey. This is a
4nsstisn for the lawyers. The peopl,
gill see that his neck is broke, aud
where that il d ne is Of little moment.
We weuld prefer to see it dore de-
c. atty an.i accordinx To law
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

now before the pnb-
XIX lie. You can make money
DDU faster at work for us than al
anything else. Capital not required.
We i'll start you. $l2 a day AMI up
wards nade a. home by tih. industrious.
erywhcre to work for u. Now is the
time. lon can devote your whole time
to the work, or onl, your spire mo-
menfs. No other business will pay you
nearly a. we'll No one wiling 10 work
can fail 10 make enormous pay by en-
gaging ar once. Cnstly outfit and terms
Tree. A great opportunity for making
money easily and hDnurtDiv. AlireS-
TkCk y Co., Augusta, Me.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

Col. Rockwell states that the late
President ielt great satisfaction over
ths fact that the law would be allow. Il
tn take its course, and that Guiteau
bad been visited with no luwlessneSs
iu panishmrnt.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

RoUrE Agsat Cashin, we are in
formed, is the mot competent in his
division VI the service. Yet he is not
promoted while inferior employees 90
above him. Why is thi.?
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

OVER 80O, 900 hss hesa subscribed
u Ara Gar6.lds subscription fnnd.
There il talk ai Making it an even
hall milliaA.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
Notice..

Anv psy~n inteadiog 10 buy a
Singer Sewing Machine will save
maasy by calling at this Office before
u .kisg the purchase. tt
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

"lANDowNER's" secnnd letter il de-
l,ysd again. The paper will be all
the hotter from plenty of time being
given its preparation
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

TnK Athens ga. Biade has moved
to Atluatx. We trust to see its edge
alsays keen the defense Of the
causs VI equal rights and fair play.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

IN the new cabinet which the spec
uian are constructing Gen. Grant
rs sr-kan Of As Secretary Of State.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

OsrrKAU tremhles at the thought
Of standing before the bar of justice
here. What will he do when summon
ea h,~fore tho har OF the Lying Godl
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

4 fall account OF the ob~equies of
oar lamanted President wi be Ioand
ON the outside Of this issue.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

PRESIDENT Arthur broke down th J
ruls Of prejudics in New York wmcn
axelalsdNsgrsss from the stree cars.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
WANTED nnInEN
ia W\ VI GREAT RfHT' FUTURE : TIT f1ie


IN this lite, thrnr gh the dark valley and
in the life rterna a. seen IN the he>t
thoughts Of leading author' and Srhoi
M, among whom are BiSho > SinpSn,
'o-ter, Wurea, Hurst and Foss, Jo>rph
OH. Berchrr, Talmake, Or. Currir,
ir. March Dr. McCosh, DIR. Gre, by.
DR.. Ga, Ter, Geo. ID. Prentice, Dean
Stanley. Whifii"', Longfellow aud ot''.
rrs. The subjects treated are Death,
immortality. Millennium rn'l Second az
vent, the Resurrection, Judgement. the
Punishment Of the Wiche.t. aud the
Reward OF the Righteous. A rich feast
Iwdit> the reader of this book. Ii is az
-olutely Without IL rival. Every boIy
vii re al it School T.a"hers. Students
Young Men and Ladies, acting. as agents
for this book are making over 500 II
month. Sells fast. One agent sold n
first - days. another ~ in $ day 4 lady
sold in 10 noirs. Secure territory
quick. Also agents wanted Tor the he {
Illustrated Revised New les rStlnont. aud
or the finest Familp Bible ever sold by
agents. Srnl for circulars.
P. w. ZIEGLER a. Co,
9l5 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa. i30 E..
Adams St., Chicago, Hi.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01

l'r. Bliss is suffering f.om u, olson
contracted during bis att. nlance upon
tue tresideRt
Huntsville gazette., 1881-10-01
Cat in the Meal-tub.

Gen. Wheeler spoke his little piece
at the X union according to the ar
raneement. He recited the schonl-hov
poem. "On Linden when the sun"
etc. etc. but palp.bly m>qnptes it
lie hates to terminate the first line AS
tle poet terminates it, because it ends
with the word "LOW '-siglii6oant of
the end Of The contest, and The end of
Wheeler. when he himself will be
laid LOVE-.
According to the Times, Gen'l
Wheeler counts om Col. Lowe as fol
lows:
While on Lndens hills Of "blood-stained
snow,
Where rushed the stceds of Dattle driven.
And louder than the bolts of heaven
Far tias!: ed the red artillery;
Nhrre fnrisus Frank and fiery Hun
Wtr- midst their sulphurous canopy,
Where rn lled to < lory OF the grave
And ii mi, h ali her banners wav"d
Snd charged with all her chivalry;
here snow became their winding sheet,
Anl every turi b,.neath their feet
B,,canc Il so.,lieis sepulclie.'
The Garfield monument COMMITTEES
has isSuel an add. ess to the p,ople
Of the United States calling for con-
tri,utions for the erection Of Il monu-
ment over the grave of the dead Pres
.dent. According to the request o.
the comrlittee contri ,utions for
this purpose left at this Office will
be forwarded to the Second National
b nix Of Cleveland, o., which has
been designated as treasurer of the
fund. The names and post Office aa-
dress Of contributors will be sent and
preserved in the monument. Every
citizen contributing his mite to this
worthy object will per',rm deed
which will ever he to hiu a source Of
pride aud satisfaction.
, 1881-12-26
THE PHILLIPS SYSTEM.
Introduction Of 1knpld Tclcxrnplly by
lilr ndMtllAl ttniun {:llanAnY.

Introduction Of 1knpld Tclcxrnplly by
lllc Mutual t'nlun t:01npAny.
Tho Mutual Union Telegraph Company last
night tnauKurateI Tho Phillips systatn Ut Focetv-
iuy press ,vports. ~ tic Phillips syatuln.
whuh cnn.biueL ah Abbreviated code ut signals
with ar Improved M1rso writing lnnrhlnc. tho
Mutual Union Gn1npany tE enabled 10 Transmit
upwar1a Ut Eighty wursls per sulnuto.
The writing INSTRUMENT IL used FOR tho rcason
TINT tho uhasactura 0f tha syxlenl arc 70 COM
PICK that 1t IL impossible to recelvs by sound.
Tho teat was nlad0 lust night Oh TisE Tllnukx'a
spvctals from New York aud Washington aud
l,rUvel oomplete xIecess. ny tho improved
Phillips systum tolo9rAphto uattor: ,uay la
transmitted twu-tArda fnsspr than by
tho old s1stou Ut sounl receiving.
Thu abrcviauous III tie toIsReaphio
altabet Rru M important sact1r !u the xhurtoa-
Ing VI ttAle. uy tho new sys.esu whola worls
and santeHces are eliminated In transmisaEul; a.,
fur Ihstailus, the letilr renressl.s the Wprla,
ION tllg"; \, I" III which,; 4 u, " uortinllGd";
XII" rontui,iud": j 4 ", "iu arcoejaiire
with y 4l1 In c0Mulun aek phrpsus one woe1 ts
luuhe 10 rpprosoHt Y WAulu pArARruph.
The reurfyluX llstrununt III telqkraphio
phutsooluKy Ii called III tuonscy." lud It
coTslxtd Ut square lnx c',nlufnIuV flat
ontt of nHrr,w rooo!vsnR.papur and z
1rAas upright 1tthrhInunt operating u
suit-inkiny Writin4 palns. Tho Yy4islu has bson
In operation between Now York und WusNiuE-
tua fur thu past three yvlrs auu ha5 bceu tuulI1
, 1881-12-26

u..,. A.. ==.=7=,@
n!tin,aR .!n,.,R tne many tases WlilcI nrn
namx, nn.', 'epnr!ed ns cofnsnK betnre thu
n't,, , tn1s ,nn ~ t,leLe ,1 I'M, aiin'a un ilp 2
t!lo ass. AMI HIS y t''a morc /" ''o rrEreltHl
:nrn1,su T., .! tlihn ~ Whit TUG app!lGatrlit
r,,! M lla''. = ilil't4s t1 TIC iH1t t'ay ot t':Xt
r,.n;rnaay LIZ !n1,s,l,tsis l!nxe t14 l';ssssris'
t.;at uwii nh.a TOT l!aG hthlicntlilfl l'l'hs ",
1nint!y insltl' by !Htlar'! md tel,s.nt. surely
Wtni W losAit'ie fof tlctll, instead u rr.'-
iu1t91ilG tne hEony ~ t1o rt1ii'!lry ny wii!e-
aale evtctMnst ~ tr! mo cIfect NJ nhelilcn-
, 1881-12-26
OUR CITIZEN SOLDIERS.
Tilr Gid NlnrY.

The Ott. Hlory.
About MI has bcon snt In rc,tnrl ia tho much
tnikGd-abnnt reorganization TINT CHI t,e antti at
prtscnt Tho matter n III st,tu Qtiu. II, Ia tHnt.
rect1y Fcporlod from varinus snl1rccs TINT tito
AtlJntant-6 t-6otcral Insonds 10 ,1D something, but
10 detlnlt time has hcn, set for tho fulNlItnent
III tho pruphccy. In tho meantime tho troops
nrr ~Rltng nnxtousty, like MIcawhcr, fur *otnr-
thing to turn TIT. Occasionally Et'ott bt!iccr,
Hrowi fA1nt from hope tnnx deferred. lays down
tho xlt'ntlet and rotises from the service. It Is
nutstItess tb say that mons uf tie poor hnea re-
Sign. Thls IL what the heals at Springfield uro
doubtless waiting fur, hut they viii waIt long.
)ltthort0 tho ct,fnplanta hasu bnpn principally
t.o1sflncd to tho city TROOPS but now reports o.!
dissatisfaction nre beginning to come In fEom tho
e''untry commands. md thronts Ut '1tslandincnt
uro beginning plnntlful. Officers Of ruru1 COM
panica arc liHlulrlnx ,rhnf IL going to be done,
nnd Hre getting discouraged. They eny n all tho
bcAt l,ien nrc gnnx tn lenro the service they arc
Hotng ton. TmK TRinESE, huweyor, would nsk
them to whit yet ttt!o longer. Nntue was not
fnatlo In minute: nu!ther can all tho old abuses
of tho 1l)itury be cured IN II t!ny. It Is contl-
IDENTIFY .bclcvel thnt 4al(utant- q ctosnl Elliott
nus plum ~ BIS 'nild fur improving the f,rccs
nfls Il might ltc vel! to llc tIn!.t until ,xc Rco
whit It T.. Only nao thing cAil Ju tlutlu with any
degree Ut eatis!actlon u everybody, a1lt thlt Il
Tho csltifo nverilnnltnR aild reorganization Ut
will l'c. tnnn. 1t wauld nut surprIsn many 10
hc!r tlMt tho cntfre First Hrtgtulc will 10
tssoailded and ttsw organization b: cIlrctci
ssvn nnss w'G 9ra nfys rxaGcr G1xs. 10 fSr sr # i ss
1.hts plan .sas suggested III THE TRIBUNE B&Irn
ttt,iG B6. lltt III vluw ut tho situation X uI9ht
nut t'o ~ unwlsu thing 10 DO. Reorganization
~ MI ovetts. It y 10 bu hoped that something
Will bu uoie speedily.
, 1881-12-26

4 rNI0ilTFuL PANIC CAUSED By A P1CK-
POCKET.
LONDON, Dec. 1@J.-Durlng tho celebration
Of high mass III tho Church Of tho Holy
Cross Il man was seized while picking pock-
cts. III order to effect Ills escape tho culprlt
crled "Fire!' Immediately great panic
seized the congregation, who rushed for the
doors. During tho confusion twelve women
were crushed to death, a1ld forty other per-
Sous seriously lnj,tr"d. Tho pIc]spockut was
sounllIy beaten by tho crowd. Tho culprIt
isaJow. Tho lover classes Of the people
are much excited agailst their co-rc1ig g'onfsts,
several of whom lnvo bcun maltraated and
had tho windows OF their dwellings broken.
Tho military had TO be called out.
Still. WORSE.
A later dispatch states tint so far thirty
puraons have died Ut injuries received dur
Ing the pnnIc in tho church. Four shops
kept by Jews wcro completely gutted. Scy-
erat policemen wera injured BY the rioters.
The authorities Displayed great promptltudo
In reprcsslng tho disorder. The military are
patrolllng the disturbed quarters.
, 1881-12-26
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE IoIdCi OF C0EHEI0Ns
LONDON, Dec. 25,--Chn,nborlati,, President
Of the board Of Trade, answering corrc-
spondent who criticised the policy Of cocr-
e!on, writes strongly III Justification of tho
Governments resort thereto. I1o declares
shat II is unbearablc that the good will shown
BY the farmers, aftor passing tho Lnnd net,
tl'ould be nullitictl by tho illegal ucts alsd
teachings of those who have avowcd n stnis-
Ter desire to render reconciliation impossible,
A0Isst0N MISSIONARIES"
Gladstone. replying to q correspondent
%llo lad cnilcd attention TO tho fact that
0alltls Of Mormon missionaries visit Great
hfltaIn annually. decoying thousands OF
Young persona to Il life Of immortality III
u'afl. nnd Inquired 1t tie Government could
not 10 something to prevent tho practice,
lays lie fcars 1t Is nut 4 ,mntter III which he
:a'' Interfere, rs 1t Is to be presumed the
foung pcrsoHs 80 voluntarily.
RofA1. CONTRIBUTION TO THE VIENNA sUF-
FE1stslIs.
Qneen Victoria contributed ESQ for the re-
Met Of th6 sufferers by tho dlsastor at the
Alng Theatre, Vienna.
SERIOUS LOSS Dy FIRE.
fire yesterday Mt 1iochoAate, in tho goods
s'ation OF tic Lancashire il Yorkshire Rail-
way, caused q loss Of E100, 100.
4 8T0LEN Is0Dr.
INC police have obtained m important
elew IN ths case Of the Stealing OF tho body
o. o. tho Earl OF Crawford anu Dalcarrcs.
1ney expect to nuke All arrest shortly,
NINE AEN DROWNED.
HuEESsToWN, Dec. a5.-Wh!le the steamer
ta'alohia was on l,er way out Of Queens
t9 towh haF''or to-day size ran Into tic Bark
tlelel'sleo, Capt. BURY, from San Franclsco
.vs ~. Queenstown. Tho lielcnslee SINK, a1ld
;aae OF her crew were drowned; the reinaln-
as sixteen being saved by tho Catalonia. Tue
1a1tes had hor bows stovo In.
, 1881-12-26
VALUABLE PAPERS.
THEY HAVE Disappeared AND CANNOT
III: FOUND.

AAAA 4A4A4A@ @14"@NA "@N"'F AA*>N N4A-s"'NA >
NE FOUND.
Special Dltnateh to 7ht cateapo 7ttsune.
NEW Yoi,K, Dec. a5.-An advertisement
appeared III totlay's HGrttFl asking lnfuriaa.
tIon In regard tn yal,inbtu papers left sonst,-
wFleru III tho city by ex-tioy. Ar.ley, of New
Mexico, who lieu suddenly q few MDntlIs
ago while al1 hts way to l,Es homu
III Santa Ii. Information could bc
sent to ". +. Arncy, Sunta III, n. NJ, or to
Llnta tilhrrt, Nav York. Mtss Gilbert sail
tonight that about six months aE0 Mr. Army
returned from i4ondnl'. wllUre he lInd beel.
for sotnu time ondeayUrIng to procure set
1lenlent 0f tho llytlu estnte. llu cnlMplanetl
Of feeling Ill wien In New York. MID
lustensd on to tho West, but aEull
before raaclItng ILLS holao. 1t was tilsn
found that nil lila papers. containing Ills own
eGnealugy alul tint ut tftY0 other pursol,s to
prUye thelr title to large shares ~ thu llNln
estAtr,, hold III trust BY !tss EnEsl! 00yrrt.-
mont, llatl tMen iott ln Nuw York, but twhure
1t WIS not kn0W!l.
AI,SEy's CLAIMS
amounted to SlV. OK, co. ad wns considered
to bu Il very 9t,0d O,!n. lIv !llNself felt cHr.
tal'l q t!tntnlnK TIC no!ley, aud hut ~ ru-
nsarly @ vi all Is tI,e hsisis IL the ''u city, y
hut Gin gct no trnce III tliosu pnpers At It'd
Cosmopolitan llotel st!o found III the cellar
specimens belonging 10 Air.. Army, hut no
papers. As l,o hntl bren working
ior sayeral years t0 get tho geli.
enlnKles nf tho fifty other pers0na,
and hAu large amount Ut eyla0lleo on the
subject, and, III yluw Ut thu fnrt that thesB
pnrurs contain tho ol,ly proufs III. uxlstullce
nf the validity of n,a,!y Ut tho eIaIlns, thu
loss will DO enllslderei u l'oayy uIe by thu
dit1erYnt clalula!lts II thu papers arc not
luuud.
, 1881-12-26
GUIpEAU.
WHAT HE THINKS OF IE1Nu PUT IN THE
t1j,fstf


Spsttal Dt,yafeA IL I'M Chicago Tribune.
New f0Mt. Dec. GA washington specia!
to tho Hcruld says that Gulteau, being asked
today wl,at he thought Vt going Into tho
prlsonerh' dick, replied:
"Ol', nothing whatever. Tho Court has no
discretion III tilta."
lio now became moro animated, and In q
moment, laytug down Ills letter, said In q n
earnest tone:
~ don't cure anything about The dock.
Can't tnlk Just US well IN the dock as
elsewhero2 TN bound to be heard.
don't care for tllat. Judge Cox
wouldn't do 1t. The prosecution hegln
to sea they haven't case against me,
a.ayeE w. Saw tl!el!! nct 80 silly ~ yesterday
"uut s.lpposu. they put policeman by
your Bttla III Tho t(nek 4"
"0h, whit dues tlat amount tor Invent
I already three Will, tne III court?"
4 lETTElk
Following Is lotter received by Qult8au
today:
NEW yoRx, Dec. "a, ls8l.-4st7dbEe Murrlcrer:
Thrce friends and H.ysulf hAvo deteFn! !ncd
tn 10 OIL to Washington. aud put IN und to
your tarcIcai lila. by Ssnalng you tu
, 1881-12-26

t@]9 e94t -
AcESrlta1' HANK IN JAi'AN.
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