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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

The Liberal idea is looming up in
Texas. 1t is proposed to Mahonize the
State. Hon. Geo. w. Jones. member
Of Congress from Texas, will resign his
Beat in the House to become tho Liberal
candidate for Governor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

IT Is stated that $15,0OO,0o0 OF the
fractional currency has not been pre-
sented for redemption. The greater
part Of this amount has been lost or de-
sroyed, while much Of it has been filed
away to be held as "reminiscences.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

KELLY, of motor fame, has squandered
$4,000 stockholders money in expert
menting with his invention, aud by
his repeated failure to fulfill his promises
Of success, the stockholders now bring
suit to recover their money.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

JEFF. DAVIS, who has returned from
Europe, and experienced q most stormy
passage. will devote himself hencefortt
to his plantation In Tennessee, and the
business growing out Of the publication
Of his work.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

the possessors Of less than one acre each,
or only about 5000 acres all told. tt
follows, then, that, with this relatively
insignificant exception, the nearly a..
100000 acres Of Irish soil are owned by
80, GA persons.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

IT is calculated that the amount OF
force daily expended by an adult weigh
ing $50 pounds in the performance OF
the ordinary work of the body would
raise 3.4O0 tons one fost, If applied
mechanically,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

REVENGE is sweet. Windfield S. Cox,
Of Passaic County. N. j.. who was CD.
posed for the office of sheriff by num-
Der Of prominent men Of Paterson, con-
sisting of insurance men, manufacturers,
bankers, ETC., has placed them on his
first petit jury list to serve at 80 day,
at the neglect Of their large business
interests.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

Ten years of the sentence Of the
Tichborne claimant expired October 49,
and by continuance OF good marks he
will have three years and eight months
more to serve before he is free.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

THERE has been no lack of rebuttal
testimony in-the Guiteau case to prove
that the prisoner, and all tho other mem.
bers of the Guiteau family, were per-
fsctly sane.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

PRINTERS in the Government printing
Office are getting pretty particular.
They demand sixty cents an hour for
labor performed after midnight
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

ACCORDING to the testimoney in the
Guiteau trial, while Guiteau was
so everlastingly religious, in 1875,
he was lounging about afflicted
with q loathsome disease and squander-
ing money on lewd women that his wife
was earning as an employe in hotel.
It seems to have been more case of
moral depravity than Of religious insan-
-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

Mrs. GARFIELD has seen and approved
Q proof of the new fve.cent postage
stamp, which bears upon its face an ac.
curate likeness of the late President.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

The main portion of the Presidents
message was printed in the London pa
pers the day following its delivery to
Congress.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

Or late it seems that Vennor's weather
predictions are missing oftener than they
hit. We shall have to erase his name
from the list pretty soon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

MAoKEY, the bonanza king, Ia casting
about with view to buying portion
q Texas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

DAVID DAVIS is again in the matri-
monial market. What fat take he will
make for some woman.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

TIE proofs of Guiteau's sanity are
overwhelming.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

P. T. BARNUM, who used to be a pro-
hibitionist, has come out in favor of
limited license law.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

The acknowledgements of the Govern
ment for the year ending June 80, 1888,
are $34O, 1852, 507.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

"A WISE man provideth for his
family" says the ancient Proverb, but
the more modern style Is, An un v.iso
man provideth family. --h"''''''''o
Constituti0Hatish
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

HE restrictions upon the importation
Of American pork to France are soon to
be removed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

PHILADELPHIA may be q poky place,
but still she has just enterprise enough to
Light up the entire city with electricity.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

OFr1oE-sEEKERs make very little head.
vay with President Arthur.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

Ono does not get many Offices, but
when she does get them, she gets good
ones.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

SENATOR WADE HAMproN's daughter
d preparing for the stage.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

PHILADELPHIA is overrun with pro-
lessicnal beggars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

The Cabinet does not appear to DO
getting reconstructed very fast Arthur
Is very deliberate in his acts.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

YES, President Arthur is very deliber-
ste-ideas long drawn out, you know.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

Four hundred people are employed
in the Philadelphia mint, and all are
making money.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

Hoos aro high but not too awfully
plentiful.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

The total number OF land owners in
ireland is 6S.75S. OF whom 36. IA are
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21
THE TOPICS OF DAY.

rm drouth Is still affecting coal, ii
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

IT APPEARS that Patti is itching to ap.
near before Cincinnati audience.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

GENERAL GRANT will probably visit
the Atlanta Exposition before its close.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-12-21

TIE citizens Of Montreal will give a
dinner In honor Of Mark Twain.
, 1881-10-14
FIVE M!||3a.1's.

President Including, qs1S3 others. 1ranut
imI Ifamifn, MinisteI I$a: sBpain; Wake,
!llatnc. Third Assistay4S> 3retaryo Of State;
Mark $. brewer, Of I>sa1an, Consut-ttell-
crnl ut berlin; y. {!cxandcr, Ut lit.
diana, Firth AadltTSS2he Treasury; Ben
jamin l.. Dayis, TsS3 3sacllnsctts. DEPUTY
Fourth Auditor # |Trcnsltry; Jncub II.
Ella, Ut New lfasf:f5St. Auditor ot T'rras
nry, rost.UI1ice Urijartnteni; Robert +.
Crowett, Of Minnesota. Dunuty .tutlitnr q,
Treasury, fDst-Urfc': Departments; Iirnry
A. Kennedy, Of alaine, Collector ut Csls:olns
ut Wn!ttoborougtl. Me-; Tiloulas u. l}roa,t.
water, Ut Mississippi, Collector Of Customs
ut ,Ntcksb,,rg. Miss; William f;ouycrncut
Morris, Of California. Cnleetnr OF Custom.
Mt Sttkn, AiaskA: Howard VI. kutc11i,,, vi
Wisconsin, thIlpcior nf Internal keycn,te
for the Third District Ut Wisconsin.
The following wero nominated To be Con-.
snls: Alex Jour- laii. 0f Pennsylvania, Ut
AlKtCrS: Edmund .lnhnsnn. Df Nuw .Jarsey,
ut pict0m; Arthur u. Harrison. 0f New .1er-
sey, ut SMntanter; Winfield Scott BRIL-. OF
.! Vermont, Ut Iar!a;ises; ;!a,,!es ~. siisr,,
Of lmlinna. mt tam: Town; Henry s. Lasar.
uf Missouri. nj Port Stanl,'y.
1'Istllstets: James y. Crnckcr, Reel City,
Micll:; 1.Hyl J. kinLba,l, Norway, Alict.;
Cihrles f.. 'Westuke. MI. Pleasant. Mich. !;
lnlsll Otto, Ut. Clemens. Mich: Jucob Gt0s,
Enf'}{sti li ltai Anas!s2n' s; l!,cGstcf,r, 1 f,,
II. pnnlr!L, Fort Worth, Tex; Trunk II.
Tracy, St JHstp'1. AlD.
HAstf.fS CONFIRMED.
The Senate, III executive session totlay.
confirmed the nomination Of Ilnunflaf lInn-
lii It's Minister tO Spaiu,
, 1881-10-14
VERY NElIrUliS.
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Stetfat Dhpneh to The Chicago Tribune.
WAs'lSHroS, u. e., Oct. 1I.-Guitcau is
still very nervous. a,Hi llo Is furnishing his
counsel DULY Will, evidence against l,inself
OIL tie subject Of insantty. Fur Instance. llo
wrnte 4 note 10 Geurge Sctyille Inst night,
IN which lle sud: "Do nut waste nlly effort
OH trying to prove my actnal insanity. 1t
would disgust tbs Court aid jury. Legal
insanity Is ai claim, and that Is Just MS rcul
rs actuut. 1 wunt To- see tile leading Stall
warts met In New York Inst fall In NY de-
tense. This al,a my Own testimony Is about
NIL the defense layp, rs the law Is with lis
--tle law Ut insanity AMI tic law of Juristtic-
toll" And 3fr. ScoyilIe llns chosen to glyu
i*.u The public.
nC1rEAU ALSO PUBLISHES = wAlsS1SG
to the public To attempt no violence nn him
un.ier penalty Of being shot dead by United
Stat Is officials. There are ut present no IN.
tltcat ions that my attempt will be made to
nt.nch: t;nltuun when lie Is arrnigned. Wnsl,-
IuEtnn Is tue lnw-abldEnE Il place. There nro
10 strat,gers hers who would be suspected
Of sslcl, i. purpose, nud there lave nowhere
bcen any Indications Of my violence. On
tho days " nel, 1t wl,s yery possible that t;ui
teau might uaye becM arraigne4t, there were
no iiluru than dozen people nr.,lltu the
court-llnusc, tutl t]3ey were composed Of col
orel pcoplu locking for work.
st,stE LAWYER IN INDIANA
named I1tckcr Il as tclesrapl,c'l here TINT he
would hc glad to .ssslst Alr. ScoyIlIe, but 10
one knows who L;;ecker Is, MD Mr.. Scoyllle
never heard or h.ln before, Still, without
1iel,tiolItng any llaI1les. l'e says tint ho ex.
1'ects tic will l,ayo help enough OH tho
trial. lie expects TIN trial tn continue ut
least three weeks. Mr.. Scoyil!e says that
GuiIeau's1nind Is vers,actIye, a,ul that he II
In II constant slate 0f excitement. Alr. Sco-
stl1c is speNutng most oi, hls time III tic law
library at the Capitol, \huntllls for cases
which may be Of seryice t,Y hts client.
nurl.El..'
Tb E4 rrtstef,t A1sp<ta:tl 1'rssa.
WASHINGTON, II. e., Oct. Y3.-ln spite ot
Gen. Iiut|er's letter denying; tl,at lie flatl
bcen Aslc'l to defend (ntteail, land asserting
tllut Imperative legal t.lgascAsents would
preclude Ills accepting rutainc1ti In tho clse.
Mr. .Scoyltle liupas tn seC,tra him ny tulttau's
COUNSEL. Many regard Uutlrr's iEtter ns u
bid fur I'LL opportunity 10 tahe par} In thu
case.
ARRANGEMENT.
GuIteau Is expected TO be arralgned tQnor-
row.
, 1881-10-14
scoville Yet Hopes to Get Fen Butler
to Defend the Unconscion.
able Wretch.
I}laino Nccnmc Convinced on tho 23d Of
July tint Garfield Would
Die.
The Memorial Appoal-Walker Blaine
Many Notes on Important Topics
Of tho Hour.

IlouSc1xG THE Nouls1}oS.


WAsiItSaToS. u. C.. Oct. 13.-Dnvll Dayis,
Of Illinois, Is President pro tempore Of tho
Serutr, anil the next person IN the line Of
constitutional succession 10 tic Presidency
ut the United Stn,es, Tile independent
,mtty I'm tin Sunntc lus thus, by tho force Ut
circumstances nntl Ills own merits, been
ulaced above NIL, and among tho Democracy
tlere Is weep}ug mud wui1lug, u,ul e1lusIing
or teuth. The sarcastic resolution OF thanks
To Mr.. Duyntl for tic Itnpurttulity With
which In administered the ti,,tIcs of tho Of.
tico Of President pro tcIl!poro for possibly
twu hours will scarcely prevent tho
wnes from wrtiu. Mr, uayar,t's politl-
cal cl,itaph: "Sincc was so soon
to be dune for, the wontcr is
wl,at was begun for !" The trunsillon Of
power fl tic Spnatr, mon,entol,s rs 1t nny
bo In possible consequences, was
4 rA1,L1A,1Exr.AI,r FARCE,
Tie righteousness of the Democratic posi-
ton WAS so conspicuous that the better.
uutnrcd in tl,etr unrty roul,l mt restrain
their smiles. while tho l,epul,ltcaus In tic
galleries were In roars Of laughter. Mr,
Dayurd, with two States ,isfranchised md
thrce Senators excluded, was President pro
tcmpore for Il dny BY o1r 1ua1orIty, David
DnyIs. with Tim three Senators admitted ard
M States tlIsfralchisctl. is President Ut tbs
Senate hy twn mntorltv. trhs l,ep1,E,-
Iicnn marty. buttrrssei by thu two
1ntrnan,ents. MnI,pne md David Davis. has
uuaI. curried Its uuint ugainst tic united
Democracy. and ti,u RepubIicaus retain cnn-
trnl nf tha romm1ticp4 pf tl.o Spuntc. uud
huye 1Iacetl III line If succession TO tho Pres
f,lcucy Il man WHO, If In name a Democrat,
wn4. il,e warm lifetime friend If Abraham
Inco,n a,,tl III, ardent s,,,,purter of tllu caso
nf iha 1Jnton. Thr Ue,nocruts. BY rIectI,ln
David Davis tn the Senate, n.p,lo 1yosstbIe the
nrnuhlIcnn cnntrol of the Electoral Cou1l.,is-
aim md tho subsrouent election of Hayes.
TIc 1lrnocrats. by lin election Of Doytd
I)nyts f., tho Srnate, hive uIadu it possible
for Tho Administration mrty to coutro1 tllo
ar,,o,,,znt,n,, NJ tI,n Srnatc, anI rendered II
i,mnnasi',tc for
rt.creu,,x ax,,p, r,,,zrp
, 1881-10-14

IT Is stated that ox-rrcstdent Grant Is nrg-
ing tho appointment Of ox-(tov. Routt, Of
Colorado, to tile position 1T Postmaster
General. Gov. lsontt was urged by Gen.
Grallt fur a Cabinet position under President
Gartleltl's Administration. Gen. Grant Is
also represented us asking Tint Atai. prutlen
bo retained rs one Ut the clerks Mt tho Execu-
tive ot!lcu, aMd III this he will probably 10
Ernttllctl.
, 1881-10-14
CROP NEWS.


HpftldE U13t0ft6 70 7Ns CH1tdoo 3F9btHSs
IIsL1spAt.x, I4., Oct. M.-Corn'hu husknX has
fairly brgun. The fartnrEs complain thnt the
crop Wilt bo much lighter thnn tboy have ali.
tctpatcd Corn will bo ycry light Oil account ut
tho many serious drawbacks It bud to ehe0uIl-
ter. rho had Bcttl. thu ct. lat0 GpruR, the hot
July wlnt1s. and lattury thu BtoEius, hase broken
tendency to caliso thu corn 4n tho ground to
sprout ID tho husk. Taken a.! IN all, net mose
than ~ per cont ut crop e4n 20 expecteu.
il viii not grade above No. ]. Oats ara almost a
failure, nnd rejected III quality.
, 1881-10-14

while they wcIcn,nc .Jorgenscn. they Set COLI
tend That hc was literally forced t" Inin them,
ntul tf,at ~ M nnll.t:nalltinr1s: lc tn'l I'M
1,p!ittcal stn,,.ltng ground IN Virginia. con-
xressi.Inl, 1)ezomtlorf snys that he las ITO H.
tcutirn of following the cxninplo nf '|orKcn-
sen, whom ],u tln,,o,l,tces rs Judas 1scarfot.
Tllls Is rather hard Ill .lOrt<cliseis.
, 1881-10-14

Lns. Cl1nls11AScY WIS examined again
proceedings. She admitted having written
letters to Giro, but denied having written the
letters to lllm put III evidence against her.
SIZE admitted having borrowed money fran
Giro. hut s!lo sail she repaid 1t. Sho also
testified TINT her letters to Giro ilatl been re-
turned tO her.
, 1881-10-14

at Now Orleans, md Mike nen,,essy, one Of
his men, have beem 1.1arrelIng tor consits-
erablo time. Tho qnarrol eliminated ycster~
dnY morning, when Devereanx was fatally
shot by Mlko IIenncssy and his brother DIVE.
III the struggle Deyereaux inflicted fatal
wounds OIL Mike uenncssy. Davo has been
nrreSted.
, 1881-10-14

PRESIDENT Aisr,Iun l,as ordered nil The
departments ut Washington closctt toslny ut
l. o'ctuck that emp1oyt:s lnay llnye Ill np
portaHlty tn participate III TIC rcrrrtlon ol
tho French visitors.
, 1881-10-14

4pee1at U1pdfth ID 9W CA1ta00 3F13IW.
SpRINaF1ELb, ILL.,. Oct. 1a-Tho Secretary Of
State to-day !sstlod Ilcon1o to orFan'ze to tho
Western Machine supply Company. East ~.
ea,s; no9a. etaae fsptst tlSn. ae9apaor <. hcKoy.
, 1881-10-14

Ti1E total valuo 0f tic brentlstutfs exported
fr,in tic United StHtcs for thu nlnn months
ending SHpt. 30, 1881, WIS S117,5a,:;40, nEats,st
$9933.:nI,:,7 worth rximEtch during ttlo cor
responding nine months Ut Inst year.
, 1881-10-14

{;UrEAu will probably bo nrratgned to-
ttny. Mr.. Scorlll0 Inns titus far hcnn utlnble
tn procure my legal assistance. t:uitcn,l
himself Is beginning tn eslllbtt considerable
NERVOUSNESS. Scovl!e cxprcts Tic trial tu
Continue thrtp weeks.
, 1881-10-14

PRESIDENT Arthur has determined to
nluko no Cabinet nominations until! after tho
Yorktown Centennial celebration Is over.
lIc Is going to Yorktown himself with the
Cabinet officers. ul,l llns expressed wish
that the Senators Should accompany tllenl,
alu Inns suggested that 4 recess for that pur-
poso be taken. 1io will ,lot. lIo says, tletain
the Senate many dnys after tho centennial
celebration Is over.
, 1881-10-14

I.tEGT.-Cor. WILLIAM ID. WHIrrtE Inns
bcem appointed Acknowledgement Of tise
Military Division Of tho Atlantic and of tho
Department Of The Enst.
, 1881-10-14

THE monument to President Garfield
which It Is proposed to, erect Ill Lake View
Cemetery, near Cleveland, will cost about
s22O0, 900. The Monument Committee think
that ills amount will le subscribed within
tho next three wceks. Cleveland alone, II Is
thought, will subscribe 500
, 1881-10-14
THE ALBANY CORPS At CLEVELAND,

CLEVELAND, O., Oct. lI-Tho Albany HuFgossca
Corps arrived this morning from Cincinnati, and
was met ut tho depot by tho Cleveland GrAys,
and escorted to quarters at tho keunAr Il 0use.
rho cunpHly will give street parade ton,oF.
row and leATo tomorrow evening tor homo.
, 1881-10-14

THE Moore House at Yorktown will bo
formally opened next Saturday to acconlinu-
dutc distinguished citizens. Tho Rrai,d t'l-
ytllon will be opened with religious services
the following day. Military organizations
and cltizcns llave begun 10 arrive OIL the his
tor[c grounds from NIL parts Of tho uMitetl
StuicS.
, 1881-10-14

ssf:S.ATo1. Dawn DAVIS was yesterday
elected presiding officer Of tic United Statea
Senate oil tho motion Ut Ills colleague, Sen.
atnr Logan. Tho vote stood OH tile question
of Senator Davis election ~ to ~. Sennt0r
Dayard asnl tho Independent Senator fol
Illinois rufrnt1led frD1ll yUtfng.
, 1881-10-14

ES-SES..rois 1fASSl1,Ak llAsltlN wns
confirmed III United Sta,es sfinislerto SPUN
ut yesterdays session 1T tllu Senate.
, 1881-10-14

WASHINGTON, d. e., Oct. la-Immedt'
ately after reading tile Journat nusn-
ber Of nominations we're received. froM tho
, 1881-10-14


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, 1881-10-14

CONGRESSMAN JoNGENsEN has not been
welcomed Into the Readjustor ranks with
great enthusiasm. Senator Malone says
that while tho Iseadtustess OF cou!ttionlsts
ara willing TO receive, all converts. and
, 1881-10-14
OUR LADIES' AND MISSES
O. /. OAK K
DNID A. RfNNI ENlHl

Opened ten days ago. and there is
not dozen left from the stock
we opened with. We have sold
four times as many as we cx-
pectcd, and the ladies' that bought
them knew just what they were
about; The Telegraph and Ex-
press Companies have increased
their business since we opened
the Ladies' and Misses Cloak De-
partment, and Jay Gould is very
much Interested. We have every
reason to believe our stock in this
department is the largest in Chi
cago of
, 1881-10-14
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON.
Senator Bayard Deposed
from the Vice-Presi-
dency.
Peaceful Installation Of Davis
as President Of the
Senate.
Sarcastic Resolutions Passed
Thanking the Retiring
Chairman.
Tho Whole Scene So Earcical as
to Provoke R0ars OF
Laughter.
Hannibal Hamlin Nominated and Con-
firlned by tho Senate as Min
istor to SPAIN
The Assassin Nervous and Excit-
able as to His Arraign-
1nent Today.
scoville Yet Hopes to Get Fen Butler
to Defend the Unconscion.
able Wretch.
Blaine Nccnmc Convinced on tic 23d Of
July TINT Garfield Would
Die.
Tho Memorial Appoal-Walker Blaine
Many Notes on Important Topics
Of tho Hour.
, 1881-10-14

TIE fire ut L.alldenbcrgcr's mill Mt phla-
delplIia Wednesday, night was much moro
destructive Of human life than tho reports
received! yesterday morning mode It appear.
It Is now ascertalned TINT over twenty per-
SONS l,ayc died either from tic result of lii
juries received iii Jumping from tic win
,lows OF tho burning building or persisted
iii tho 1lanlcs OF tho burning structure
Which appears to havo bsen regular
tirc-trnp. Over twenty II sons ,eceiyel
serious injuries, which may hot IT,
suit fatally, however. The PhiladciphIn
District-Attornoy suys llsat the owner
of the mill can be indicted for
n,a,lslaugtlter, though why not for murder
does not appcur. The building was partially
destroyed by fire In 1877, and In rebuilding 1t
no attention was patd to the fro ordinances.
Tile occupants Of tho mill called tho owners'
attention to the need Of II tirc-cscape several
times, but to no purpose.