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OBITUARY..
GEORGE TAYLOR.

UFoie6H ~ - ArO1s'
George Tayl0r, ex*Clty C0Mtro'lcr, ttietl
Thursday evening Mt Ills rcattlcIcc, No. 357
Dsnrborn avenue, nftcr n lingering tlInuss.
ho ,tncooar1 ,voa Ire, In 1,rovt,fo,,nc II, tga0
~ ussos." .,'t. "a ~. ,.,.."., :"
a1iu chl'le to th's c'!y slHieeI' se.'s 'Atest
where ho lived up to Ills death, having silc-
ccssf1,l business carccr, establishing M cll-
viuhin rnmfntfnn. f,,u,,r, hrrn n mcra
,"" in ha"o, ,;so no - ,nosso,oor IL
u"st ~ ves"n t.e III "esaelAoi ~.
tlo Marine Link, ala sooh Ioso
to tho position OF assistant teller.
4 few Years Inter l,e wns offered tic postion
Of first teller III The bnnktUr-lO,tsv nf U, L,
Cnrver Il ca. which ia fliei iii 1861, Wien
Ia brcfiuo n 1,nri,,er In tic tlrln OF jill,
Wtekur 4 iH.. tlIsttl1grs and commission
,nnrnl,nnts iii sfnii there Until 1851. when
In brc;llnG nssfcin;Gli with Ii. III. Shufcjtit II
TO- MD twD rrnrs inter he retired fton
nctiyu BUSINESS in 1$G0, ,,po1, tho oiectioll
NJ II. II. Ninso1i us Mnvur. III, wns nut,u!l1trI
civ t;t,ntrult.r. fem jSitr but 80 ycnrs f s,eu.
mil filIeI ilo psItlol, With inurketi ,listliic-
tIol, n,I ability. At tiO time tic citY's
tmtttt was ilot thu best, mid tiicre Wus con-
siderable dissatisfaction at tic wny Its
tina1,ces l,att Grsis tllallngctl, lie proved to
Lo lin rfuIlt nn Il, tie rght uacG, and sue.
ceeletl |Il negotiating d T:}U0OUGU lonll nt /,
firuro which nj oilru ,,lusic n reuntatlul for
hiit "a n iinnncirr nMl intrO[llcud him 10 tie
ni,i1in M n ,rnn rT Ti1re tlInfl orti1nnry
nhijity. ,eayimE tic uitlce Of Controller
nnrjv in iYr1 he returned to busi,luss.
md bccntue councctrJ with tho Fourth
VntIo,nll Bank rs CASHIER, and In
, 1881-08-20
An Engiisl, Forgcr Arrested Upon
Ills Arrival in 1'lllntlct-
Execution Of Charles stookly at Ba-
tayia, N. Y, for tho Murder Of
John Welker.
Revival Of mn Old Murder Mystery III
L,,zernc County, Pennsylvania. ~.
Marvin, the Man with Many Wives, Held
in Bail Of $4,000.


spsetdt Dspatth to THs Chttaeo 1ftb4ina..
ATLANTA, ia, Aug. l0.-Near Dawson, II,
Turrcll County, yesterday was unncled Il
tffple murder, the motive Of which wls rob
bery.. 'rlIc tletnfts nppear to DO TINT negro
named Frnnk Hudson called Mt lilo house Of
nil old white man named Ddy1tl Lee, who 1t
was known kept good snnl Of money III his
house. Finding Leu nj homo, with viuw
Of tt1ecoy!ilx him away from the honsc.llo told
lin, That Ills field fencp, II short .llstancu from,
his residence, WIS OH fire, Lca started f0r
tho scrnc, accompanied by Hudson, who Of
fcrot, 10 nssfst him III putting ont
tho lIa,nos. Tho negro, before Rott1g, picked
up iii nx, Stating llo womltl probably llecd
II To c,lt AWAY tho burning portion. Soon
nfter leaving tllo house and Wtffe un tllo why
to tho ,hace wl,ero tho frnGc wns said to bo
bllrtltug, Hudson struck L1o q terrible pI0W
on tic Ilcatt with tho aX, splitting HIS heat
Opcll md killing him Instantly. lto thel re-
tirlict 10 tic house, ,wiiel1 no killed Mrs;
ulso struck dow, with tho same weapon MI
t,tler servant girl, leaving her US lle sun.
posed III n dying condition. HUDSON then
robbed tho house, EGttlnE S5M ttS tito prtl-
ccctts Of Ills Itc1t!lsh crlnle, anil left An
hour Inter Il nofKhbnr calaelsnnl fUnnd tic
fourth Victim uf HUDSON I'm Il recovering coli
t!ttloi,, ullt sllu detailed wl1nt hAd occurred,
mil sr,n tho clAltto nclghl0rl8od syas
alarmed ntMt ont in search 0f Hudson, who,
II captured, will 6u lyncliCA.
, 1881-08-20
IN GEN nRAL.

n's '''o'A"H """'N'. ..,
'''.;s. '"".t. .ha"t a,at.a,- a.. .,as ,,o,"1
n.'n''s "ooa'! ~ "sMs '".,s', u W." "J ''",.
some woman. Young looRanK' a''a eave hee
llAnin as Alnry Louise lsuullnger. Of UroDk-
lyn,N \. \. 'SliD sNys her father and mother
live at NJ. I'll broadway, lsrooklyn. Sha
sta,el tint sl,v Ind co,np fran ruris cs,nc|ul-
IL 10 c,,ra liz 1,rcsttts,,t tint sl,u lcft Paris
~ e,.o a's .",u .'' , . .a'.,s ~. 1.' l,.iL"ns
ts w, aao; "''a i.9' ,'. o.1 "s anS ~. ~,
bufore o'clock, III stu could cure lil!'i t'll-
lin frnn fenca around tho White lluusc.
49," o.' u,,,, ..t,", ,,vs s,,rra,,,,,Ia,f
n' ''o sn.c' a'l'.' VIII , s'n"" ~, s,'
hef q pollcehoa'i oH1etea nes a""s. oho
alNl the oalcor i,ud better ortIcr the crowd
",v.v ,vl,nu s,,r ,vnx tnl,f Vim cn,,l,i mt
~. a''' o'" ~. ""s "'* 0''o S'"'" A"'
on@cs a'e e"'e, omo Aa'e
sMAt.L LocKEr. !.
near. md asked him to carry it 10 the rrcsl.
,,.,,,t ~ t1,ot In ,v,,ti rocnri7o II nni
oeilt NJ ollce, uIa' l,o won'a lceos''1e " anu
0rtlur nor Instant adl!sssslGIl 10 us beaslue.
Thu police toos bur to Headquarters, from
sn,,n Axyin,u. willis Mt lInn,lu,,nrtors Il wn.
nscertali,rI ti,at sIu yaK i,rcliinrly dressed,
About iler whist s!lu had 4N thu, nppur part
Aiail|i!xtail bsasi. ssyeral siays nxe. shas to6K
S a. aaSs,s ,srs tas stT a, a n ~ af H. VIZ sss,
u = l@llvt-tia,leer OF y'!r!ety aetrsas. Sno
fnrs fn2mu "!S n ri III FIt tnImv @ ~; ~ ~ ID n VIII
a'sgafE 70 nf9oS nel1nseH 's y @ se
THE suI!uEoSs' wAlI
viii wns IN s1rs"oi, NJ t;rS' liart}citl,s III.
lnis,lt tjiifinlr tla War Etif1It, Ilnrt Ht nffsr
, 1881-08-20

cFEtE4t DuputtH TIE I71teu97
K0KoMo, 1nsl., Aug. IA caso oi mot
lntlunian cruelty to- nn anImat camo to Tue
ours Of your correspondent this 'nogalns
Yesterday, l.. Ramsey, who lives in this cIs1
and who runs q tliraslllng-nlacl'ine. WIS En-
gagged In tt,raslliilg wheat about tllree lnils
south Of lIere. lio finished up tho Job IN LOO
afternoon and hitcl,etl Ills llorsea to Inc GO.
gtne 10 1noys it to tho noxt Job, when one o.
lis horses b1fkcd. llo then tied l,as m
around tho ppor animal's to1'gue = Msa rss X
Gst.st, of course, h.i'x baok, aud iha brute: T.:
1T ti,a other Unit OF the iiuo ptlle, tho taleus
out by the rn0ts. Lust night tin inaalIea hIGls
owner was arrested and brought y Dslo!S ~,
Esquire lngels, In thls city. and fined y ~ II
costs. THIS feellng is strung aE,tlhst tle 'eF
low, aud tile cttse Is not ended yet.
, 1881-08-20


,GRt0osvlLLE, ILL.,, Aug. lp.-Capt. Samuel
Ryder, one OF tho bust known citizens Ut this
placc, died Mt b o'clock this evening, after q
lingering ili1lcss extending over several
years. Capt. Ryder was for oyor twenty
eight years q familiar form a,la voice on tic
Western rivers. beginning Ills experience
on the Illinois River. ho ran tho first
uackot that ever plowctl tho waters
of that. strea,!lt the trinoleon. ssiibse-
ulc,ltly lie was Master OF the l'rulrie 9tatp,
which ran ot, the sumo river, aild during tho
Var l.o commanded tho glnnt ste9,nb0nt THO
Empress, the largest Ullt on tho Lower MIS-.
slssIppI. llu has been Interested In the Mis-
saurl River Packet Company, u!a Illinois
lllycr larket Company. antl other river ull.
ierprisos, uId has followed the trade a,ld
business through tho lnany UPS and downs
,wlItcl. It llas Experienced Ii, late yentB. lie
was y kind, aellcro.,s. wnr',l-l,eattei nan "
Ills domestic. SOCIAL, anu business life, aid
will te NJ sincerely linnrlel along tile rivers
wsro to Travelled 20 loHg atd s, wrs Is " tl'os'
wlero hts relatives, ncigh1ors, thu friends
l'nita In pay!ng tribute to hls memory I!e
was upwards Ut Us yeurs old ut the tllna Of
his death.
, 1881-08-20
THE DOCTORS,

HOfNIuNs
WASHINGTON, u. C.. Aug. 10.-Dr. Doyl,-
ton. In conversation regarding the Presidents
condition, snys l,b Is Improving gradnally.
'sllow Ii Tho trouble hi Tho porotl,l gland p''
wns askctl the Doctor -.
ut Is apparently diminishing" was tho re-
Bpnnsc.
"Docs tho eat!ont experience an,loyatrces
from It stLli?''
"Yes, 1t cNNseS s0tltc lMlin yet, but THO
swelling has subsidized, so It Is scarcely per-
ccptlble."
"Do you approend suppnrntion?"
"Passibly, but It Is not probable TOW That
tho Inflammation has been scattered" "
"Does tho President manifest n ,!eslro to
cate" 4
"Ilo Inns nothing like sharp appetite, bnt
ha takcs his noNrish,ncnt wltlI0ut llcsl-
tnncy."
"I1o still enjoys Tic cruel Mrs. Garfield
prepares for him, suppose9"
"fcs,"
"Whnt .lo you regard the most important
feature Of the cnsb ut present, D0ctor2"
''rlm condition Ut tho st0nlncl. Is ILL.,
II suppose 1t Is rntller early Ia rxpuct my
perceptIbio increasu III tic pat!ent's
ssrength?"
"Yes, hc is still very weak" -.
Hiss.
This afternoon Dr.. Bliss WINS asked IL the
President Ind lnn!arfOus symptoms"
"Nu," said lio," l,onH ut nll.'
''tIas he had 4 comfortable dny, generally
spcakfng?"
Yes, 1ro has l,atl n worry comfortable day."
"1las hp slept nluch?"
Considerably"
"And still retains food without annoy
ancce"
"Yps, sir"
ado you expect any suppurattun from tile
inflammation from tho pnrotfd g!and?'
"Why. tho inflammation Is snbslalng md
therc's ITO pus in 1t. There's nothing to sui-
pnrntc."
"1sn't there danger Of lis appearing Iii MT
other 1ocn!ity?"
"Wo tlo not think sou
The Doctor WINS pressed for hts theory of
the fnilnmcd gnnd ind dill not deny TINT 1t
was fair assumption to believe that AAltyIl
had secretcd In the glund to MI unnatural
extent durlng the time the 1n.tlcnt WIS not
taking Iollrshment through Ills anout!i.
, "But,' sR1d llc, II llnyU ny uwn theory
ahont It. 1t is unlmportant to the public,
however. Y'uu will reanelnber TINT told
sou Mt the commencement It WIS MI llniul-
portnnt complication, excepting the antloy-
RIce 1t CAUSED tie patient, nnd MY predic-
lEons have already been yerItletl."
DR.. Bliss told the Presidents barber today
Tint lle would bo soon ablo to resume LIS
duties oil tho patient. :.
DR.. Bliss lett the White House few min.
utes before 10 o'clock to n,uut DR.. Aglow,
who arrived Mt 1910 p. III, 1le satd before
leaving the Mansion that tho President was
very QnIet; that lie Ind taken five ol,'ices oi
, 1881-08-20
spttat bt.pat<A 10 7ns chteaeo 7rtsuns,

" spsttat pspat<A 70 1hs Chicago 1fteun*.
To,toSro, Aug. 1y.-'rlo ,natct, between
tho Chicago aud Toronto Cricket Cllba com.
menccal to-day OH the now grounds of'tho
Toronto Cricket Club, al.d, NJ tlle close Ut tho
sirst days play, wllcl. consisted Ut oveil@-.
,l!ug for ChIcaxst aiItl liye wlckets down fur
tlle Turoutus, Thu score stood lnrgelylA fay-
0r Ut tho visitors, who scUru1 III. Tho ..lay
wpa everything, That could bu desired,
null ,uie grounds .Wetu III fatr. eut!s
ditlol. s<TIiaro .wps u ,lAr90 number !. .Vf
slwctutoFs present, who slsuwutl tue greatest
iuterHst ~ tha gaHle, a.'a ruwartle1 tls suc-
tile Ci.!rAx0s ,l.e !s9y. 9, J. Iii!ll!ps, r, i.
Uy4v.l, .SAaw, Scl,ullcltl, II. l'llll!i,s Vluk-
etf, allA S'elt0A batte.! IN !lno Style, Gull:
il respectively. Fur tho 1orul,tas Merritt
n.ollu eunlu up 10 double tlg,lros, hls II nnt-
pllt bellx put together In finished stylv. At
tunt*t Ut tie Toronto Club sooms BY tue
hO4IV team.
, 1881-08-20

0ssPRFE7s = :
RocKFonp, ILL.,. Aug. 1D.--A[lss Lucy L.
Barrett, the noted e!0cat!olfist OF this city,
who Is we'll know, III Chicago al4 through
out this section Ut country. sllcd ut II o'clUek
this morning in tho 1utIt year OF t,cr ago. NJ
fnr lilo ttecease.! lIutl Just finished foilr years
Ut hnrtl wUrk ltY0tctt to tho training Ot her
wonderful yolce, md !lnA but reco'tly re-
turned trA.n Cl,lcng0, wllsre stle had becn
i.yni,,il. Miss liurrett has giyell several en-
tcrtniMn,e,,ts III ti.Isc!ty anil al Joining places,
nntl Inns alsO nppeareli H. the Alusic-lIa!l III
Cillcngu. blle iIas always beun well received,
'l'f,c llrcc,.sc. was borl. Mt Chlupow4 Falls,
Wis, l3ec.t -, lbtt., aiNl retn0yUtl will. her
pasel.ts to thls placa about ELK years aXo.
Thu funeral will occur Stl,tllay afternoon.
, 1881-08-20

UNDER TIE WHEELS.

Eptetat Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Fonr W.AYSE, lid, Aug. 1o.--Tlu fast
traln cast On tito Fort Wayne Roatl TINT
leaves Chicago Mt 3:30 y. I'LL. while passing
rapidly through bourbon, ran over a,ul lii
stnntly killed Dr.. .Ielinu,gs, u prominent
physician Of that p!nco, who was driving
Across tic track In his buggy md for soma
reasUn did not notice tic approach or tho
train. Ilu WnY i,U years old.
.psefal pt,patet 70 The Chicago TrtbaH:-
EAST SAnlNAw, Niieh., Aug. 1Q.-Frntlk
Montgomery. Is years Old, wNs, killed Till!
morning on ". $. Ntrrlsh's logglug ,rallroad
wlleIl tho cur jumped tho track, mil Mnt,t-
gat,lGry sought to stye himself BY jumping
0ir. hut struck tho ban', and, rolling .un to
tile trnck, tho train went over ltlln. INSTANTLY
killing lllll,. uo WIS recently FROM Calat!a.
, 1881-08-20

GALVESTON, rex.. Aag. 1a-A speela
from Orange snys that oll the night ol u. .s
18th Sheriff Mitchell wsls dangofou,% ,'
wounded byn party OF negroes, ansslgaseuu,.
bud white lacn. 4 posse Immediately se4,
to Ills assistance, resulting III tho s!oo',afy'
two negroes, n1Hl tho hanging ot 81, I''ss as.
element piUva!ls. The military ad eit!1ea, en-,
,r0 maintaining urter. Eight bncks aM h;tss. ~.
white man Nr0 itllticr nrresr. Shesln A'H'
eli, 1t Is thought, will recover.
, 1881-08-20

+ 1,urpA1.o.: N. Y, Aug. 1p.-llcnFS =. "sn a,T
,nor, OF this city, has been lelsl In ~ w. t.' ps
to answer for smuggling WOODEN rags l". l!..
Canata Ills esl!nateu tint lifty tons u usd,s hs
rugs hgye been B,nuggIud across ~ ~ ~ .
last year by various partles " oss " yILefri,s
te vi.sto, oiiicsts faver!t trlck llas :, svt T.
tu coyur tho goolis up Will, OLD bones 1uv: ,ua
fensIye III snctl that tho otiielGls ;has Wulq thu
tho rlsk OF passing tho goods rather 'I'-
alAklng q rigid examination.
, 1881-08-20
The Funny Side Of tho Controversy
Over the Mail.Sack Cues
:, setiou..
An Amusing Experience Of United
States Postal Agents IN The Wind.
sor rost.0lllre.
Pilot Rules-The Point Barrow Expedition
Exports Of Produoe-oapt.
Howgate. i.
TI1E OI1Rrs'rIANCYS.
11fAat4AftkrfAA.k k1tt ttlf Il Z &HiS

vn..t.t tt..at.h h, +1a f-At.nna r,-th.,,.
w.a',,~o,.,r r. ~ nvm ia ,nnet I'M
o,st ,,.tt,,ss,, .o fhr1s,io,,,v onso tosti.
Hua ,"tn =. no - n'ss,, ti'1s af,.
"euao,, u ..nas % .,s';.,,ros oroa,a,1 , Jno,'i.l
s,,,.a.i' "o ~. .,.at ~. ,fo,,s., .i.oJ
ras ao 81 ~ t,,o ,,s,,,T nr,su.ox.
~. ,' !" p1"tpo"o..ou w.. ~. '.I :.,.. ] ~
,,'',. ". ,t,. ~, .o' .,i ,.s ~ sr,,,t,,,,
~ as,. ".ss 1"n Nv" , " 80 .,.as ont
- ~, ,.a S, s.aat'. VII IT, ""s .",,"t H.
- "o Nv" oscf occ1l ''1eaNo* 41o 'ep'tct -. ~
tho affirmative, n1tl gave I'LL 'acc0llht dt Lilo
nirAir, III Which 1t was apowh that no WIS
employed on special services III
Pennsylvania during tho M0lllo Mn
euiru troubles. I1c hut! secured MI
s'5 Iunx ~ Masi fs;o,',a @ IT, 1,ht,.,'i,,,,,a IN
QUO nay 10 sohe i1Ie!i0s III il''aae'pnh1 "o
was arrested by MT officer, who lid not Know
lin, and takeM beforc Jslstiee Of tic pcace
.rha 1m';. -" rs,.,n,rn;ss't lin
1ho J"aee feeesml1cu hin''
pisciiA'NiEh niM'
9 ts ,s rStnrne se f"tu ngoS,a 70 % as Was
a', ,o %''Tss i,s @ w,o sr sHo'urc1 is "S
lhAle nlo out a!en aeo"ta.'' s..t. tsa ~.
ucilca THIS AFTERNOON ~as ohly Ill le'at1oa 70
himself, alld thu prospects wcrc tint
ms anI nn,ntcr,.s,,nr. Int wnnn AnI-
broso w. ra,,tnt, - ',,at"'i u,oc,ot,st NJ ,i,,s
o.oso ,.,. t''e" -, rot,, ,ta,
VIZ ~" ~ ..,a ,,tn,,, w. "'.n n,a ',,,t
's.,a .,ea, ,s u tu' "SunJ 1ott "So ,
ago fur n .cosu of n1alpractice on Sl,so,,
1ntoolnr h,t ia on,o ,vna rntla nrnsnn,,1n,f
~ u"s 'o e's W. ts'i,,I.t. ."",,ns,',
ny u.o Government. @ a.f' -: ro.al,tt aes1i,'es.
TINT III July, 1871, Senator Clrlstlallcy called
ut his dr,}gYtprc, No, lIS Forty.ilrst a,ld n
linif s,rot N ~ nn,t turnrp,mt HIN flint 1,ta
, 1881-08-20

SUFFERING FROM n1.ooltl'oIsoS1SG.
spee'a' D"pats" - aas C"'saso irteuht'
WASHINGTON ". q, AUG: M.-Ilere Is no
longer feasoilaoio aoabt that the President
l''.s oec'i s1lltoIluR lor sohlo uays IRON ING
!nla 10TH o1 p'ooa.poisoninR known as sep
tsce'na. ": HamlltoH last hight admitted
10 1tle'la taat sach was usc cnsc. al'u Iets
Inc Impression That tlo reason WHY tile state.
Mei't %as not n'asle III Tic bulletins was be.
Gauss II m'eht cNelte unnecessary n!hraa, anti
also because OK ulo atlsorse criticism which
might pe eSpecteu from thosc pnSs'clahsWho
iiase bcen continually asserting that tho
POISONING ihe statetac1lt WITS lhatlo
IN tho same conversation that the
ildantnatinn OF the gla1Nl nt tho HECK might
De Regarded as inc conclusion Ut Tic bloott.
poisoning, antl tint the poison might 10 ex-
pected 10 pass from the system through tlo
aescess Which now seems certain to form III
the neck. This information Is
IN HARMONY WITH PRIVATE STATEMENTS
which have been tllalu by members Ut the
Presidents household to fntfiinto fa,Ntly
friends. The deH!als of the physicians that
the President Is suffering from pyn1,ia aro
correct, fn that tho form Ut blool-misontng
which exists Is not pymnta, but n inllt!cr
form Of the dscase Ut tho blood, which
Is By no means necessarily fntal. Tho opl1l.
lull or tho physicians seems sincerely to be
That this will not he fatal, but that It is tho
turl,tng point OF tho bhd symptoms, and that
when the abscess Inns formed u,ut the presl.
lieut. jas rccoycrctl from 1t he will bo on n
new rupal toward life.
George Warning, Sanitary Enrlneer. ca,no
here yesterday ut tl,o Invitation t3Y fnl. linck-
wulI to Investigate the sanitary co11,Jii,m, nr
thn ,NI,;.o u,,. 1s-,It t, It T.. -
, 1881-08-20
ELEVATORS NEEDED IN TOLEDO, !:

ToI.Epo, o., Alg, W.-1t Is nov, ,rulnorel
in co!llluorciat clrcles tint arrangements
l,ayo bccn peEtaetta BY which large elnaunt
Of gral'l-not less: thnl. a,o00 elfs-ts.to bY
sant to Detroit nyer ula Wabash lIiute,| raa
erowtlul col,dltlon, ,of'tlw c!pyatugs hero l';ts
!n this teity To- 'attyurE II nortton OF their ~.
rulllta to- lletr0tt la nbtiYu lacttiaaetl, and IL
IL als0. uiltaeEnluu 'tlIat ono Ut tho hepytast
Eraln Ilonacs lIere y nbout to 'cllangp tta Qasa
Ut operations tU that p0int. = ~,
, 1881-08-20

Ypfttal Dttpateh to 7Nt Chicago tribune,
JASEsylLLE, Wis, Aug. i0.-Norrio
Phelps, agel 10. son Of NJ. ". Phelps, Esq.,
WINS tlrowNch III Rock lsIycr wl,lIo battling
to-day, Tho body ltas not yet been rccoy-
urpl.
F.AIatnuTlI. Mass, Aug. 1h-Tl,N Rov. Mr..
Fairly, Il weIl-knuWll CungregntionA! mlnfs.
Ter, wis drowned this afternoon In Crooked
@ WAS tis}nw tpreiro ri yI'S'S le1 a fsi % tc
water, :,
, 1881-08-20

1Ie Is doing nicely. I llaye Just snongca
him off, md ho has Eono IL sleep again."
His pulse. he said. WINS los. AT this hour
(ultlnightl tho President Is resting quietly
1tlt1 comfortably.
, 1881-08-20

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 0.-Tllo 1'lntes' star
special from Chilllcotho says frels!sttrain
on tic Marlcttn Il Cincinnati lsa'lroad rail-
nynInst a COW yesterday near Summit awlteh.
'fl.e pil9,tt, WIS tllr0wn trDm the truck. ntll
tl,u cnglnuer, FA.ldy Eelle.,ttutlb, was killed,
mil the fireman. David Taylol, WIS bully
hurt.
, 1881-08-20
ics- IT. ai'h0T SUSTAINED.

:Tna aparpas aaalast Utltuor Jauea s',avd n",d III
tho HARRISON Htruet .etatlon. werc ". sha uas~t
ntuht BY Chst Mct] arI9o In tasor u! ~ pss.osS
II waa ohar9ud +by certain dsuf,IHns f,,'Hnspct, ~
baukel by i whisky Allerliana. !H',lanc9 IL ra1
tilH nb &rrQ7E
, 1881-08-20
4;9 i T4If y .,1r
a.RllEKET.SHQP FAILURE.

sEiAdls, ai;, Aas. la-F; ~. 1':,,op:Is H. rsn
Cllaubsr OF Colnmere building. tI'.b a sbob.
ttisS&tfar, bit iii II II @ not Thought tho '''' ""'
baAY9E &i0! !NQ*.i.,s .:
, 1881-08-20

ISRAELI MAIts1IALL.
srttta& Di,patsA to Thu Chtedpc Trtbank
0A1Rsnuno, ILL.,, Aug. l0,-'rl40 1losl. Israel
Marshall, one ut tlle oldest a14l most lntlu-
ent!a! cttlze.s u Knox County, .s lloH at hts !M
the u7th ychr Ut l1lY ARo.
, 1881-08-20
';FiiieA.l,1s1C(DE.

= {E.I : = !V9t1NIIbIC10H xTWQ
NEW, .rjp1iApeLrit,A, O.. AYE ~ yr,r,
brothers nalnatE l3fen,sr, aged u a''a .',, trs
rot Into q .Quhsrnl- yusts5uayt. w nttrs u
younger ttrow G:kntte uMt ot!t ,usnv,,nI, uv
ille AltuuyQn. tlIl)lptlnG u mortal "''''
, 1881-08-20
fRQS1 r,

Boston, Mass, Aug, .l9.-Fgosta nro rq.
ported liurluH tho week III the yirlMity VI
toltuoeuok, n, II,
, 1881-08-20


: Dosros, 'NInss,, Aug. lD.-Arthur srar,u
tic Iilali with nlnU wives n,nt ,nuuy aIln,r3
who was arrested In Lynn yesterday "a;
forgery, was to.tlay held fur further exa1u|aa.
tion In sb|o00. the clInrkes aFe blgamy and
forgery. lto Indignantly denies lis raar.
riago with Miss .Tupper III Rielt
motnl, Va, or having deserted l.cr u
Miss do Hurt III Now jersey or New York.
Oh tho contrAry, ilo nsscrts he has had ito
wife for several years past, and hus ueyet
brcM III trouble I'll St. 1.onis Or elsewhere.
Meantime Tic First Na.innal Bank d
Chlcng0 hns ntlactud his money aud Iew.
o!ry, aitl, T. tho reslnlsit!on papeEa fst!ya ID
t1iM. lte VII! ho t1!rtied fov1r to. TNkertonf
oiflGcrs OIL ;Tucslny: Dispatches rccelyul
deal Of oxc!tcnlert there oyer his capture
OwlnE tn tho rat!cet,cn OF tho officers II waI
not known here until tn.tlny that Merritt |,
tic slirnw1 spunndrel WHO Inns beyn. 50 lopx
SOUGHT for I'LL over tlle cou'ltry.
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY ROBBERY,
d. Sptttat Dtspateh 10 Tbs Chleaeo Tribune.
+ CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Aug. 1s.--Ycstertlay If.
crliO0n:a' farmer nan.c1 Janus AlGxandsI
resttltnE Il few miles 1lortIl OF st. ,JnsepA
this cullllty, was guIng llonc with load b!
brick, wllG,i n trump asked for permission 10
rltlc. Mr. Alexander told him 10 gct he
hind, aliu u moment later locked around ssl
confronted q cockud revolver which tha
trump hold. at tho satne time |,s was told h
dcllynr his money. Mr.. Il. struck At The ras'
gai with Ills whip, whluh culsel him to Jump
FROM the wagon, f0llnwesl BY Alr. hleSaIdsA
llIu tunM now 1ecntl.b frightened, ID
startetl to run, tllo driver after them. ia
, 1881-08-20

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.--Ear1y In tho
week Chief fityen wns n.lyiscd by cnl,lo from
tho Superintendent Of Police Of 'Grftnsbs,
LlncoI1lsllirc, EhglnlNl, that Il forgur of u
considerable amount had tasa.i prlssago by
tho American line steanlcr Pennsylvania,
and tint hts arrest was desired. Tho cable
grnms rcntt rs foilows: ~
Auu. II, ,lssl,-Snxrtntcntltnt of l'o!tcc, I'htll-
dt'phta: Apprchond joseph, ;llrunpton. trhsui"
vu,li.l. Sailed from Liverpool, 9th. Ticket No.
4,0Es:. Cullu o, nctatn him with Luggage atisl
that OF woman With him. Search both parties
for moucy.. WAnted for forKary. 0t!loar With
warrant cotnos by next bont aftcr having mnsl
npnrohcndn.l. .. "a
SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE, Grin1sby.
, 1881-08-20

Allly a little i,eltcr. Thr swelling OF tho pnrntld
haa not increased, ant tho fear Of IT, enrpttrn.
tlun Is somewhat tf1nlnAse.l at this hpur III
y. mi thu President Is slcrl,lhg quietly.
' .-. ktt,AtNE. Ej4rptnry
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-05-07
Wilkinson County.

Editor Patron: 1 expect that
you and some of your readers would
like to hear from that little band of
Patrons | told you so much about
at the State Grange. Well, as l told
you there, they are still holding the
Grange banner aloft determined
that they will never trail it in the
dust. The struggle has been against
fearful odds bat they have stood to
their post, and resisted every adj
vance of the enemy till now they
are able to adDance. You perhaps
remember that told you then they
were not able to advance but were
determined not TO retreat. Their
march now is onward and upward,
and they feel that deliverance from
some of the woes that threatened
them and theirs is not impossible.
This little band has done a grace
full and fitting thing in selecting
Bro. A. Carter as their leader the
present year. Bro. c. is one of the
veterans, and is made of the right
kind of stuff A more Jealous and
determined leader you never saw,
and | feel sure that he will lead the
little band gloriously to battle and
to victory. He has good hackers
and a vigorous fight will doubtless
be made al this point. We are ex-
pecting to make an aggressive sum-
mer campaign.
How is it in other counties, breth-
rem? Shall we have a general move
forward all along the line? Havn't
we recruited sufficiently to be strong
enough to make vigorous assault
on the enemy's line and route him
"horse, foot, and dragoon?" Steady,
onward, and victory will be ours.
One of the strangest things that
can conceive of is a farmer who is
not Granger. Yet there are thou
sands of them all over this land, all
around our Oranges. Now, why
: 'hise Why will men not only be
Igkewarm but even hostile to the
only organization under the sun that
promises any relief to them and
theirs from the heavy burdens they
daily bear? | say this is a very
strange thing, something very alb
normal, and there must be a reason
for it. Put on your studying caps,
brethren, and see if you can find