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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
The New and Old Version.


 \ miGdls-aged married mhn of our city thrught hc wouli trim the trees iu Lis garden last Sunday, on the sly, but wLile he WAS saving of limb, his wife watching him from the win. dow and telling him to walt till 10. morrow, gom. lady came along on her way |" church, and seeing him al work on the Sabbath day, was very much shocked. She called to him and wanted 10 know: "Hsvs you ever rsad the Ten Commandments 70, yes; hundreds of times--sn1w em by heart, every ons of 'em. and l know I've broken the seventh cOni. mandmsnt several times to-day, and expect t0 Lresk it as many times m"rs before the sun sets, for these tIe-S and bushes have To be trimmed, and I'm iu business rom sun up till sun down on week days, and sm too poor 'O hIre il dore." The lady stared on home without another word and his wife roared out laughing, and he couldn't for the lIie of him tell vhaI was the matter until his wife gave him tue ten commandments tU read. He did co, and then wanted to know where in thunder she goI the newly translated Bible. 1t is not the new Bible you are reading, II IS the old one, and Mrs. -- knows the Ten Commandments as we'll as you your A B C's. Now, what do you suppose she will think of youS" He studied tor g minute We'll, I am as inno- cent as 6 lamb. I am, besosh; but confound the seventh commandment, anyway, that's all Ive got to say. and l know very we'll the numbers have been changed" The subject was dropped. but he knows one of the commandments now, you bet.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
He Knew 1t Right AWAY,

Bull Run Russell" now h this country, was badly taken in by the Duke of Sutherland the other day. The latter bribed the engineer of Ihe train on which they were travelling 10 stop fifteen miles snort of the historic battle ground of Bull Run. Russell got out and was very much affected, like Mark Twain al the tomb oi Adam; be remembered the identical spot where be stood, and exactly how both armies stood. When the joke was told the parry exploded, but Rus sell didn't enjoy II. The presumPtios IS that be was not near the battle ground when the fighting was going on, nor probably al any time from ihsl day 10 this,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
A Good Story.

Tho following good story of tht Emperor William Is stated by the Berlin correspondent of the BUst"L rOsr: {" Last year, while hunting II >ilesia wiih the Duke of MecKlenburk md the King of Saxony. the ageu Kaiser pr"pUsed returning tu th-iI castle on IOui, but soon becoming weary O. tue ~ak hs hailed 6 psssinI wagon and req tested Ihe driver II take him hoDC. The peasant com Dli, d, but could not long restrain bIs curiosity, and soon remarked: suppose II Is all right, and you look all right. but Sill you tell me whC you ares' I am the Grand Duke oi Mecklenburx.' Oho-o-uI' exclzin. ed Inc rustic, and wko are yOur I am the KIng Of Saxony.' Ono! ahemP ejsculsted the driyer, ano you, mister, who are your snl he Empsror.' There, that will dC my friends, grIuned the peasant; {; and l dare Say you would like tt know who l am. 1 sm the Shah oi Persia, and when it comes io 1oking Gan lake my part as well as lh, next man. The three sovsrsins wsr, cOavulsed with laughter, but Iht peasant drew long face when he found that he had been the enly joker.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Eouee.

f AND OFFICE Al FLORENCE, ARI- L Esna.-ASucs a hsTsOy giVsa that SAIAAS A. TOWN -k S O hAs RIsd poyie= n. ". -IIi~sI, J1dgs ., the kIst Jg6ielsi DisiEIet IoE AEix'a IsEE ioE9, Ht nis ch- os- 0s's Inesssn. ms IVUn'y, o4 tns ltJs day ol Jgns, 1881, At lo oIOcs u Vf th&g eay, tbis G0IlSs, VI; lpJs ns s1 sA of ILs Lo tb9.sI Q1Al Lgr a sAst aaH of tn . tou D. sssE 9usgI 0I rvStiOn ., t5rEshlp ltSSgIh, rage !t sal Si . anu sait kiVsF menc-an, sIutsiu1sG l6U scTvr, aud nanrs tIs fAIUviR< As eis sIiLs ss-, sIE: 4 Drak-, James J,mss AcfAadsg, Cs's. !. esH0.s sss IhSDS stYvsu, all of ace ., AT.
 n-NAI GGGsISs, Register.
 May I!- nyA
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

TIE graves of Queen Esther and AordecaI are still preserved al Sbu- san, Psrsin, whore for nearly 20OO years the Jsws have cared fef them, They are covered with s tomb and two pillars, which are now crumb- ling. Rabbi Aisrzchi Is now mak- ing a pilgrimage to obtain funds for 'heir restoration. He has passed through Bigisd. Babylon, Bombay, Melbourne, Ban Francisco and New York, and is going home by way of London, Pafis and Constaniinople. He has bssn very successful in Iais- inE funds and in exciIing sn interest in Ihs Jsws Of Persia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

One of the most extraordinary -iorIes ever told appears in he Erie, Pa, Dispatch, and reads as follows: {: Brakeman enoogrsss, of Gerry, mel with an accident sI that place, while making @ coupling, that has prob. ably never before been experienced by any man who lived 10 tell lhs tale. He bad bis head caught bstwssn rhe bumper, and was SO horribly squeezed II was not deemed possible that he could live, but he is now getting along finely. Ills head, which vss onos round. vss pressed by the aeci- dent out long and slim. Re is also rom one.hslt to thrse.Quartsrs of 90 inch taller. The terrible squeeze which his head received has made him cross-eyed, but strange ss il may seem, his mind is ss clear and bright as II ever wss.'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

TIE Earl ot Shrv~s"urr, who rt. .5INeJ ne.I merlIed thrash ug IT Il. ,hs gsEIlI nah wIIh nAoSs wIIe L' tIopsu, l. OL!Y twenty ytgIs ui Hg, Hls gIsndia Lsr UbIaIusu, Gy decisIVL Of Ihs H"nse ot LUIds, ILs II le .. >ursns6uiJ and the estates wLlcL ,ud bseu lett Gy Ibe lasI ROman Cath Ic Earl II Lord Edmund How ard |,
 hs sscOnd s"n or ILe late Duke Ui Norfolk. He Is tus youth TIIh whoL Il was falsely reported Ar,. LaGgIrl mad sl0peu. tier sister, Lady Cas- ,lrresgh, is reKarusd as The beauty Q
 he LonuOn ssAson. The young maL
 ssms 10 have yielded To Ins lash ID Q most couImenuabls mAnneI, for the Iztsst caUle Reports are To ths etec, that hs wIll marry the woman who siopeu with him as soon as her prss- ent Lusband can procure a divorce rom Ltre. This is following the ex- ample recently svt by Bismarck's son. CnIil recently there we're DO divorce iaws in England and Vn Ihs conIInsn, to suit such Gases.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

A GENTLEMAN met 6 rather " un- cerlaIu st QuzinIancs the other day, when lhs latter said: {" I'm . little short and would like 10 ask you \ conundrum in mental arithmetic. !" Proc, ed," said the gentleman. {" We'll" tsid The short man, suppose you had fl0 in your pock- et, and l sLuuld ask you for s5, how much would r-mziuI' "Trn dol- lzIs WAS tho prompt sptwsr.-lShos and Leather Repor.sr.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

Os ( recent voyage of Ihe steam ship Bothuls, or the Cunard line. rom New York 10 Liverpool, there wss q schOolnastsr among the pas ssngsrs. He was greatly iuEsrsstsj n watching the e0mpass and the Sourss of Ins ship. and having ng- ursd out that thu CspIsin's course vas wrong, hs felt compelled 70 tell him %. Said ;hs schoolnssssr "CsptaIu, fl you soniinus in The course you are now sailing, you will brIns up st Gibraltar. The Captain rsplIsd that be had friends ct Gibral- tar who would bs slao 10 see him |. When the vessel arrived at Queens town and the schoOmasler was as- sursd of that sgresabls fact, hs asked the Capisin how be could have bssn SO mistaken ia his reckoning. Not being c sch0olmAster, l can't say" answered the Captsin.- Srooklins, Mas, Chronicls.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

REV. FATHEK MCCARTHY, of Brooklyn, hAs ideas on tue tramp question. He holds that local laws ueIsly drive the ~shdsieis from place 10 place, and make lhs eYIl \ national one He would have the General Government s.tHblI>h SD ssy. lum in sHch ciHIr, there gathering all the tramps. tesoninE them Useful trades uud su, ply Ing Ihsm with ,uIt. able euplnI msnt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

Prescott DtmoStat.l ]

Prescott DtmoerIt.I
 miles from Here.
 oad. but less than &n & direct line.
 in 8 deep canyon ains, and contains i built mostly of a Iopu sliun Oi Bints oi this dis { overed some five 3 D named Warren, &rked them for sil- s Id to leave oL &C., | The first copper 4de about two and Hd attracted little Nj passed into the A com mpany. As is the original own le for their pIOp- I chronic condition
 they had not the :. the claim, and |;erest for SIS, 900. | property lately be basis of Sl,20O,- |ueen, as far st Lense mountain oi 20 per cent. pure is opened by over Ils, crosScnts and D ore tody l6o feet in width and over . From careful
 mated that over
 t Is already in
 stion has been
 e mountain, and
 and wheeled 10
 vers iI st the
 below. IL will
 "a Cost of extrac- bal, and Supeiio. 'sured yogr core .his present facili- | ore carrying FIX 4kle smelier Is a paclty of thirty
 urs, and turn-
 s.hslf tens of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

A NEW YoEK journalist who has for many years been afflicted with dys. pepsia, 90 that he could not even cal Ihe most delicate fruits, recently vis- ited ArIIOns and found ihaI he could eat fried sslt pork three times 6 day. New York Tribune. There is nothing strange about this. When \ real New York tournslisl with . cut throat collar, yellow ulster, and pst k- age of cigarettes gets out in AIIsGnz ard Is left 10 bis own resourcts, he has DO trouble about eating salt pork. The main difficulty is tor him 10 seI Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Nouce.

ALL PARTIES ARE WARNED "A sgaiEsI par hasing ths AeGresOf niIs, neSr AsnlsgloG Szmp, FEI4gVEII Noun tAiLs, wbisa L1InJ nss OssI JunYsa oy '. O. Q NsIstls. E. Darsno ana - nSlsj, vhIea they hzss in IhSIr Ivc- tton LEnsd tbs FADSE BO..s &R lsib-. OI any Otasr psrsOn Or rsrsops except The 1sGsIsisns0, WRo Ass L1s Lsr and IH~TgI CvnsTs OG ne game.
 Isiglsul .. \. &ANLON E,
 JOHN AeShkGVh Tsesea, A. T. &sy l7, Lsal. pylf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

THE average clerk Is rather fast and lives up ro hls income. 4 few days ago a merchant on Galveston avenue, on looking over tue books, turned over tn the boUkkeeper and said: "'l
 hink We had better dirchaI gs young icSmiIhers." "Why hs Is ons oi tue most polite and efficient clerks Ne ,zvs v ''I know; but there must b. -Ome'htng wrong aD'ut him. He Iever UIsrdraws his account, and never knew cl, TX To do Ihst before. There Ia something mysterious about fh7' '"ung msu. He will do 10 watch"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

z. [. WHITES len years residence In Washingt.n leads hun to ,Iste in the Pr whence Frees ihAI "s young man who will consent 10 sweep our streets uuTii he Can set better employ msni has twice as many chsnces oi success in He As he who CD CTS s g"y- srnmsnt drpTt1xnt on q salary of ei20Q . year.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

As Indianapolis oung lady, hand. some and intelligent. has been for lopE while using arsenic for her com. plexIuu; her ryes began iO grow dim about year ago. and have Lsrn fail. ing ever since, until 1t Is impossible rs see. llsr physician says l. !. from the pse of arsenic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

MRS. LIscoLs, inc widow of the President, Is In s grievous state of sutieiing. She HAi seriously Injured b, an accidental fall while in Europe, and her nervous sysiem is almost com pletrly pro.trated. ehs will he brought Io New York for msdicsi treatment next month if she can pos slblY bear Ibe Journey.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

A TERRIBLE story comes from EOungIO~u, Ohio, where four years que Su rlInE was hanged for mur- fer, The chief witness against him be . iny a pedd!rr, who recently on hi- deaIh- -bed confessed that his evidence Was false Gnd IhsE be himself was the murderer.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

|" RENEXBER who you are talking 10, slr," said Gn indignant parent Co A facsrious boy;" l am your father" Well. who's 10 blame for thsIf' said Ihs young impsrIinsncs, tsinI me."
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
PROTEST.

TS THE "sTAR" OFTHIs rITT THERR | is sn sHVertiss 1snt in ~h'eh our osoteAl- in-lsw, Jans. slISr. o6s<s for sEis t0eg- Ing mil and 5o zcss- of sIaols land, G 1aLed t1 sagtr, Sonora. e-Sing that ihis property nghtiully b-loI Es tO the rn1nos eh ilcrvn Of our late sistsr. AM rAkO TAPlA- wife c WslJsr, Der rIghtfal betrS, N5n are hsTs uid~r car shsrSs, vs thecsg " hereby maAs pro (. ' a2Sin-s any ssls estnS ELsds 0f ss!e property ot any part IbsE0oE
 GUADALUPE TAPIA,
 JO-E MA. TAPIA. Tucson. Nay f. lSsl myitlD
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

of Thomas 4. ] as minister 10
 compliment to s !. Osburn learned He, Peunsylvsuia, |ung the troubles, Il EiwoOd. Oppo |souIi, was elect. Ee, became Lieu. |.s aflervsrds az. |tes Marshal. in |Vernor of Kapsss, Id appointed min- l77. h the latter |DgDished himself De endorsement of D 6 appointment to
 Personally Min
 D of great person 10 bitter enewiss, 'rator, Is one of .tionRlIsts of the
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
lNTMENTS.

recent nomipa- HGsrheld, sent 70 fmHtiOn, we nste En of Niscop in,
 honor thus be- I One af them, Elsk. of ViFoQua,
 0DsIn, af.er hav-
 nself ia he army I and occupied DO. | trust under the |as twice elected |hfully served his Ia that capacity. Charge d'Ataires |guay.
 |t Hudson, Wis |Consul 10 Mar Ft Of ability, and Of prominence. Etiys experience, borough and e&.
 " capacity.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
MAY 2 isS.


 -i Senator
 Self by his
 fon, Is su-
 stead of re
 endorsement
 he finds that he gi0us blunder.
 nong his form , Zents g strong
 his coLrke and (and he is now ying.
 f course is sp- ! familiar with
 The President. 5ble, as the sP-
 e character of
 stes for office,
 Important posi-. New York-sn in its import.
 the most steI- Iegrity, against shadow Of ob- al antipathy of his one-seventy- te therefore as- I ths PrssidSHa Eity him in the withdrawal of |er and dIgnided D such an arro- with 8 declsr- r suicide, and ger he has suc- az tbe latter.
 arneld suffered llled in his Oh. Conkling, he ost the respect t entire Amer } whole world, ] regarded ss e CT the thumb
 His firm ana Ter, has shown 'ith that spirit dear to every proclaims the circumstance Ot or tittle from large of his i'm 8 stand on tue strengthen no. 1inistration but ' ot our system
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22
Dissolution Notice

TEE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Il srisunR between MIGUEL LATE and J JOSEPH NEHARD has osen dissolved by mutusl consent, M. LatI assumiux the Habl- idss and esllvc.iDg the debts Sf rbs svnesrn.
 N LATZ,
 JOSE MESARD. Inmurir, Sonora, Nsy |, IeSl uyxI
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

MEXICO 4DVEKIIsENES Is.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-22

#-i Senator l Self by his | fon, Is su- Esiead of re
, 1881-10-03
THE HQSTlLES.

Nosvs from Aan Carlos Aurncr-'Troutlt
with the Rntlfans Thcre-severnl oI
Then, Arrested By Troops.
WAs'rt NOTION, D. e., Oct. a.-Thu following Ia
tho substance Of II telegram received thta after
mon ut the 1ntorh,r Department:
SAN CAnt.Os, Arlz., Oct. a.-commfssf1ncr Of
l!hian AGai,F: Yesterday wis Issue lay
Tronpa eatnn from Gltnp !ihumns to tho sub.
nEchHy to urrest CHIEF .GeDsYp nhd Donlf0.
iinag, In Charge thorn, Informs mo thut Cot
Hh!tlto cntuc md nskpd for a talk With thutn
Atll nskoa thoNh tp ", tn Cnlnp Thomas GtUrHt
sAEd Ito would tnkn bis nun uni 70 ~ enott al
lref wns issued, fiddle consented. After tic
issuo fitaH sont IN interpreter to Beorgu nskiug
hlM, M M 70 hurry Up. u:orEo replied, .'TeIl col.
q saprt time" nIt,tllo said they must % at
Samp: a p georEe 1' aad ion;to ran t9 ths chEaca
too, S ana others that the solt1less worn coming
sntHe Ch!rhcahnn chiefs lhl mt thhk 80. Some
Chlrilclhuas TINT remutncd say George wnnted
10 murder oil the whites, Tho Chltncahuns touh
ton Or hftc0n hur1cs ard mulcs Of frefRhterb,
aud broke out, ROlnR south. Similar muva.nontq
pf troops wore mndc hore In the muraiuQ around
tho hOsi'lv camp. when tho mlltnry plneel them
on parole. Fnrty.geven wGro Dlnced In olus0
co1t1ngnicnt without tronhtet and started tur
Camp Thumbs tha morning. feared the result
Of tho military move. particularly pn laeue day,
mud 50 informed them As soon ~ heart OF It.
TIFFANY, Agent.
, 1881-10-03
U.dn,t lvllI tho 1set.

,,, ttFVlAth fSthl ChI1NEfs.
A. Iao toliow!nE Rtgry WAs told uy Gus WllltatnE
tho weai.kunHn QermAu comedian, during hls
recent ssIl huro. Two frleilds wrrc discussing
!he merits ot their ncquointances. sail mo d
shGres OLD Rssassberxor., lla's tho hartivsL
Ar!e4t, tnual1gat oil SAUilck that over lived Thu
na!,1 aa whyl% Ana hofe hs s,nppsd ~ il word.
mt 70 bud; .qvos slp devil isnt % bnsk ~ he b
Dope!" nd The MONEY was put up. On
posted the aapKutuo Gouk.lRQkur 10 blu lHip,s5uJ
victim,
,"tsrassberepr, my hoy. how a,o your" aud b,
slappea him IN the hack Of . fudel randy n,nda
eoa. With 9apltal assumption Ut 'good.fulloW.
~. ysl1, /! wps:ail r-l.s.h.., vot. d. maaae.
.esas se; ;,t e|s os' ,s''9x /. as s s
sWm'. ss'l strai.sberpor. .ve,.,.:'
borEaw ~ IT you fulHy.
"Feefty tulIQrt"
"les, that wAs tho AMOUNT"
"una sou htt tsuS"..:
HTtnts what put up,'' II
'",Vell, now, look here ny irIeud". lin a low
wh1sposl. "you 10 straight avus and hedxv.'"
, 1881-10-03
THE ARCTIC SEAS.

Arrival ut Sun FrnnGIaco of Whaling
Schooner No nctlnit News Of tho
Jeannetto-A Ns.V Theory in Regard
to Her
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-The whaling schooner
Il. H. Handy, Capt. Wfnants, Artlyrl today fruul
tho Arctlu Sou. She brought down Capt, Clifford
and crew, Of tho whnlor pnniel Webster, crushed
Ny the Leu near Point 1,arrow. Capt. clifford
contirms tho report contained in II cablcarn,n
published tn Now York Sept. II that natives had
seen tho wrecked ship fart to tho eastwAri md
four white Inct. The conversation IotwGuil
clifford md tho natfves Was conducted prIncI-
pnllY By sIuns. and wAs difficult to Understand.
From sfRns tnA1o those men wcrU either tlcnt Or
slck, rs nativc. In speaking Ut them, Indicated
tholr condition by plaouK his hsul to tho ground
~ In m attitude OF glcepD Or eAtb Their xiinilArt
ty in uurFatlye to tlat OF Siberian EsguImaux
roIAtIve to tho lncation Of tho wracx Of tho vvt-
limit and nuulbor of bodies correRunnd, hut
the distance between tho two locations ts 50
Rroat IS to 'nAko 1t impossible 10 tho Mtnds Of
wlAlcrs lhur tho two Btorics apply to the s,llnu
vessel. Cnnt. Winantu. IN ietfcr. atlvntlcus tho
northeastern passage aronnd Norm xmori.
cA. and mentions ~ ehrettl ut Uvtiuieo
T.! sinF thn; WY that th9 laa'a who reported
Luscd q now brass kettlg. which ho said hati
clIne Grotn TINT wreck, Tho kettu was new ltid
Ss akor na.tse aud p'ace or nt ,nutar.rs iii M r.,
which tho CuplAIu shlGks IL WATERBURY, 4iass.,
but nus Inst tue 0tp TO natlc Of 1t. M, whlIle.
row for the lust two yours, nnl 1t would scUnl
tlat, II tho untvcs bud 0btanol su0h ~,
hlye nnde NUN Ut It, Tor soou ,siter tiie matIyc
brought II tn l'ont Harrow ha traded 1t on, n,i.l
IT WaH immediately III 4se. Cant- Wl,lant gtates
bud tho following cnteh; Htua1acr Daivldcr0,
az waa!o hooks. toral nine. raeItc six, Fn!nels
i,AIttiur Tour seA1reeGu elght, hlpphu tw'. john
Light ten. Froureas tul, EltzA throc, Dawn seveii
ah1 4 hait, Aerahaln l!akos nime, ltstlen Muir
Hunter ton. uua brg ll!RIHtin thrue. Tl1 aeaa0li
was opcu, but tho weather unusually stur1ny,
, 1881-10-03
eloquent Sermon by the Rev.
Isaac Er1ett at Cincin.
natl.
nluatration Of tho Religious Char
aoter Of the Dead Presi-
dent.
A Touching Tribute to tho Self
Sacrifice OF Mrs. Gnr.
field.
Bed Tape and q saluto-Medals-Th
Washington House-A Memorial
Hospital.
THE BODY.

THE MANNER IN WHICH IT WAS EMHALMED.
spsttas Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YoltX, Oct s.-Therc has been good
deal Of crltIciasn since President 0artleld's
death IF tho manuor In which hts body was etn-
bamcd. good many ,norta Occurring 1t n stlamo
that tho budy was, ms they Say, Eo b,lnxfinR1y
treated 4 Ron1 mnny undorfukers here de-
care that tho attempt Mt eMbnnllHH wns q full
uFs In every respect. anu Insist that tho body
should hHva been PLACED in metallic caskct,
Instead OF n wooden coffin such ns nre used for
ordinary clvlinns. Mr. Hcnellct who had
charge Of the btsly, snist to1ay: "roopte are nil
ot sea Oh this subject. Tho cmbal.n.ng was
perfect Eucccss. aud IL vns pronounced so by
Drs. AEnow md lINntlt0tl. 1t WIS une under
their direction by Prot. WalHh. Of tho University
Ne'lical College of Now York. II had put tho
body on Ice 1t would havc coon hcon III
A sTArE. Of purMEFlcArI0S,
because II WIS one Of tEiDsc cases that ar6 hard
to manage. Tho fanliiy Insisted On having 1t
enba!incd. and NRvo mo urt1cra to thut orool,
and 1 considered 1t tho proper thing unlor
tho circumstances. The trouble wns with
tho body. Il hni shrunk to 1n0
pounds. wh!ic tho normal weight of
tho President during life wns 10. 1t wns ono Of
the worst mutIlatcd bodies l evor saw, and 1t
looked fr'ghtfni. Tho tllscolorndon waa from
esnoninins 'lns!s and tho oil nn'l plnator put on
thn @ fnce FOR tnklng h Gust. It rgn'a!nrYl on fur
unusually soft. tho ii,,sd toak ctrcct IN | sx hon1s @
1t turned hrowN md Erndnniy hnckcncd. At
nt no time was M thore the sl!EhtHst oder from tho
satonal. Tho reported fafluro had Its rise from
EXCLUDING THE l'I.Ess,
and tho nAturul presumption wus TINT some-
thlnx sss w s wro1R. Ttls caskst ,yas cesel BY re-
nla'nc b. s her nss|tes the'e was too much eurfos-
pa y asSu csmpscs m s5 u,naeR Ssss' sa aa eoots @ Fl
people, who hing aro.lMd tho corpse
, 1881-10-03
A SAD CASE.
A Young Clncfnnntlnn Becomes Insane
Through OVersti1dys

a RoNnE Clnctnnntlnh Becomes INSANE
Through Overst11dy.
Special Dispaleh to The Chitaao T+ib,lut,
CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. s.-iounR John Kirk
patrick, OF Lnwrcheo street, this city, Is In coh-
fnement tonight Mt TIM Hammond Street Po!lec
Station wattang An examination on tho ehurgo
OF luEncy. 1le wns bright ind Industrious, and
tho only support OF widowed mother aud two
Sisters. tie hnl como 10 bo very Feuernlly
knoWn in the part Of the city In which ho lived,
and was held In high estimation. lilo had chi
poyincnt Ma u clork, but desired for the sake OF
those .epondcnt upon him to acquire pro-
fession and bcttcr livelihood. TO accomplish
this ho studied curly and lntu and beyond
bis strength. until a sudden breaking g-tiovn Of
hls tnental powsra Ia the result. Hysnptoms of
tho sad misfortune wero tis9t discovered yestur-
.dny by ,ne of his sssan. TIe was pointing
cockot pistol ut a.! inlnEnnry pnraon whUm he
Rnih bud cAtcrcl tho r0Oul will, ylllhIlo,lg do
's!Kns. Tho pistol wnR with difficulty tuAgp HWuy
from. him anl locked up in bis sisters trunk.
Today the madness attacked him nRuin, and 1t Is
fearful permanently, lie chopped open bis SID
tors trunk with an ay. mud, SECURING tho nIstol,
armed him by great effort mud placod him In
confinement. Tho case Gxc!tcs very gopUral
aJmpAthy.
, 1881-10-03

GARFIELD IN OHIO SENATE.


DHlNieh 10 Cincinnati f1azstte.
NEW foRK. Sept. .:o.-For several days E. A.
Ferguson haa been III this city. lie cnmo hore
from Philadelphia. whittier ho took one Of bis
daughters u school, and be Is nnw combining
business not .tuconnccted With tho recent lens
ing of the Southorn liaIlroaA to tho Er,angers,
with TINT mission. met him walking up Broad-
way recently, md had MI Interesting colverea-
lion With HIN concerning Garaolti's curly public
easeSr e s w. a % ~ .s o
thoro nc1nrel TINT admiration for his charactor
an, and taonts which lod him to como out for h!m
IT,, "0no ,,.,,, amusing .'4lg Incident Of those
sald Mr.. Ferguson. "oecurred Il little tinle ba-
@ da !" ste nootns Hoa soR te 4 lesIs'atse
nGK 1rt. %th b. Fas oEers wnH H wus warm erson-
seatatiys fron liamIiton County. Whife' We
WI a,tiar tss seat. % %WGes 10 1 'f yen think
1Sst sc oo%o " tsp Mst No 0r'sans Ths foss
i ~ g. ns'as a AZ w. ss
,ai,d tho nest morning he d.i 10. il oreatel
II trolnondo1.s excitement. and Gnrt|eld wua
Il as o,x w " 99t h9 found out
Thtn ho bualed himself In laLettng tho people,
o. end b. Kos th9 tlas ana gavoIt baoS to l,9Kers.
burg. Tint wrs 6ofore Sumter Wis tred On ind
tho people could not bctleye that wur was pos
sih!1 Il wasaf iog hoS;oyp9s ,;o, oSforo theF9
o. way y Col!,mbus,. e uoor1c j. McCIe!iaa.
sssp nS W hY aSS nnsS's sS wten # ' GsS reot
OH tho drY,nizatlon OF tho nrtNies In Europe,
@ nna "as On hls way, On summons, to nty,se
troops. We Rnt into conversation Of, tho sub.
ject. and aglugd that tho best plum WIS that