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, 1881-05-16
THR DUTY or a sENAT0R,

The controversy Which Alr. CGnkllpE mas
raised over tho apgolhtn|ent Of Judge Tub
ertsqp Us ColIeetqr ut tho Port Of New York
is celcnlatpl tp obscure tic prouer esttnlate
Of United 6tatos Seniors duty. Men !n
all pqsjtipps tilid 1t rasy 10 perstladp than'-
selves tllat It Is light to 90 whit they duslre
to do When they once glye theM'selyes NJ to
failnctolla reasoning III which tho Wtsh Is
fatilar tp tie tlAnRht. lleHee the far-tctched
construction WHICH has besn pnt lIpun rle lag-
g1lage Of the Constitution and the psccedeuts
vt appointments to auatqfp tho theory nf
Senatorial courtesy. Senator Voorhees,. p
regent statement to u Washington news-
paper, has done y se.ylee to tho pnpltc, qnd
probably 10 his fellqw-senators, by plNklnE
clear and caudtd stRtelNent ot thp duty pfa
Sen9tor ~ Il situation s!n!i'ar tn TINT WHICH
now pIeya!ls III Washington. Ills views pf
tLo case are So upt at,d Timely TINT they can
scarccly fall 10 INipress every Intelligent ana
impartial resder as correct, md We FepFo-
duce them bclow Just qs he II repprtcd:
W Svesy ,a1e;,ster 81 ths Ad9iqislrstiob IS % u
Pc;p" pss psFssns Ss En- s s fTs1;hs4 & /, 5hxy. Ya ls
tkhtixs las eanot i'iace sha d'scharHe u ry
LIME, - 9etMl!t ~ MI s r. 4,t9'rreiS H., s. H.
leldrraof tho itcpu bllean party; Thu prns.lent
as s ,IS rsans ~ III scss il, IT. so pu sss
ah} soIll lhalr np1nes 10 the sennto; i tnuoits
So dk aasa9ns afs ~ ~ s t1 ry n,n XII. III w
| cnaus. Thpy i,,'af splilp pIaslnx shepIsslsua.,
Sn nny iGoE 81 ae hsss9n m4RMsg !n Itap
Ine..ts, on what Xrnu}tf!s eilll YDte 10 fslrut
hiMf II w. . cnao'9 a nn9Sst: ns 5s;e,ptg s y
xSnI Il Is tic ,rne ouc. W. hcar much u6tlit
Senatorial sn,.,tosy r. sonssctt,n w!th np"!,.,
nbrtippr ,t ton,iy' ~ to Lu Il c,Etgtil,s s
aily ntAar senatos. lnI ~ fur ~ my Ynty WY
anY n,oF fs eaosl S,,aE i,.s 9,,,rtaSy 1'ay II, M
s.0Gd out e1 pluce. Tnv Nov York Cpstoni.
t't Ssu9ha " " n spPrs 11nna ny
fho CullGutos 81 Clslnjis ut Now rurk tsas inIjah
Natsonsl oaolal ~ @ 1inhns Of an'.'9t. }t,
suysn tcuSs ps!saps Il iii taa sons.,orcu 1f
lbe Anarieap i,eeplt; eYnnnt bp, rt:gar,!ed ~ =
atp, o apnteu. sS d tbp Epfiecsr II ~.
u port cNNuui pe cut4el ns - loeul psrln{slt Yur
Int,nert os ~ pns.,asags 3bs ncot,,o III
tlb|p, fnijnna. s,,a o'4sr afeat Wcs,ern state5
w r. n.a,ga lnsasfsts y! ~ ol
sos as to ps9ps y suW wv yort ,ha
seyss Whilo resrea thaa tIa nppnlntu9nt y, t a u
iors ff from NV YpsA. yct. bs'l"sns has ssDa.
bio and hone.t lan al,d rpol'FnISliK the rlFat ot
duly s i 10 Yoic FOR Us % evntruatun 'e'' w
IT. mi enev n understand ho,v o,,v Son.
stor con ~ consctsnttnrsly @ tak ks auy MI otfnr v,sw
~ ,,a ma1tar thau Tia ouo a., clcorly ex.
nraesa,, w.. IN ,ba ohova nora0raoh Is,u,'st In
tant .sa,I r. mind M 'no NJ no ,or|n,i ~ ths
conri,no c,nsrnvcrsv bns tberu hecn the
s',",.ast ,,,,.,n,,,nrsn,, ~, ~" ct,ar.csor =,
s"suss .'a",, ~ I"a,e n",;.,.sa, ~ - o1,n,,.oI
~, ss ~ t,,at ,a - nav of iores ~ axnsrf'
y" ~" a,,,I,v ~ nn| ,asts, t,tanritv T. +
sHso' 'n.e ~. "u,, ~ ,I
, 1881-05-16

tlrcssol had oocaaJnn to pu. ,n-,-
pahtAinons hockct, md fnuu, ;i.taanTd nand lnlo n,
Is ''' 'a ,h1t tof,n"sv ,i' NJ. sas'fs iss
Within twenty-slx l,lif1 wn,,l,H!yMe ,Hye comm...aa
ny fa'heI Furti"rnmr nt frs 'sns" thu tst.s q
ss,x r' ys tSa,tn,nnss Sxsss aor d 5rscss! sn!s .s,
tant rushosf Into tde roDm es1i''sm,y es1Ii''1y inr sljn
eanltc taytnR lne IN ,,tter tlnrkxx"...nlqR cyss,
r. hs sinEtt1r e,"n9e a.kr or asri
continued III t1a I,otta Ill.,. tlat tho c.ras
anst Investigation prnvsri Tilt ''e hn 10 enfrIsee
tnfurtnuu, d f1w tIn,lsns it,rr -. .so w etrre;
M IT,, sna a i'rtns ast svs ~ n es!"s ssyss sssys
rounding min. Hlrh. Eenilpt,1.,, mhe y liate,y tn,
czar. with l'fttrr tllv ",s tic fn ufn'afs'n1e! tia
Tho Dtrlfner Tayt''aN would not 'I ,s.S aead'
llssl this statement Ms coming from ',te n t. pub.
tho ltusstan Car II II hn, nnt I,al sne lips ot
from reliabio sourcc. 1S"l tettitA
, 1881-05-16

A. WEEK or so ago Dorsey WIS demanding
All investigation and n certificate of gooA
character. ''rhe next heard Of him ho was
sued III Colorado for future to nay uP one of
Ills star-route asents.. THIN the case and
Dorsey ackered ont suddenly togatllar. Rut
they lift stencil behind. People my there
was "sctt'encpt"; that papcFs were given
up md the plaintiff soothed. II so, the
papers Dorsey got ut last wore oddly differ
ent from those no was assipg for = while
, 1881-05-16

dtscnse canppt possibly b. Ntlllzed as pork
Or lard; that tho percentage Of hogs affected
by trchtpn Is hY reason Of the superior
breed and feed, less tlsan i! any Eufopoat'
country; That the small percentage Of deat!!s
trom trlphlniasis ttwQl1 Chicago and none III
Cincinnati during ten years. provo the free
dom Of American pork tram trtcbtnp; q'1d
many eihpr facts calculated to remove for
oiEn prciutllco ngatnst American! hos prod'
, 1881-05-16

The Now York Legislature llas unan,roo,.
ly passed. law requiring employers ",nsas n asss
aeats for women In thc!r employ, apd t's !" .ss'
thom opportunity for rest ut rcasonnhto 'I..' IN
yals. Dut II ts foarod that tho lag In n,..s' %sn
will provoa as difficult OF enforcement :, r.a - ~
employers wcro required to furnish pea,, rss Ss
der and puts to tholr "aalcsaale," ,s,p. ~"
wcpk, "S
, 1881-05-16

FAIR weather, shifting winds, md sllFllI
rise In temperature for THIS region today

Asp now tho brewery employees Of Ohlca-
50 aru aRItating for Nil Increase Of wages.
,rhey complain TINT tbs hours are too long
md the pay too snail, ana DEMAND an ~
crease Of $40 per month gil round, besides
decrease OF Yprking time,
, 1881-05-16

TUE P1usslan military deputatton which
visited Vt. Petersburg III congratulate Czas Alsx-
andsF. III. Gu als accession 10 she throne wus
dismissed by hin. according to tbs BsEttner
Ita9tblatt. with TIP following woFdss
0out1amcu, how aappy you arc to enjoy. life
xess Ut luslnx tho pxeelo9a 4on. Lat inU .tall
you what AApu9uea u Mo lately. Whllo bstnx
, 1881-05-16

( 1lns. GARFIELD Is believed to he ylclIm
to tho mularla arising from tho potomac fats
lying buck Of tho White House. The Nation
that lodges its ch'of Magistrate IN the neghbo,.
hood Ut a swamp hos so1uo things not 10 bo
proud Of
, 1881-05-16

a CODE Of words specially adopted to the
transmIaalon' qt astfonomical se&!lgeuco by
ocean eabla h4a bean complied hy Neaara.
Chandler and Rltchle. ct nostou. aua they have
arranged With tho Observatory st Dun Echt.
Scotland, tor transmtss'ou OF mcssaKe$ althvE
way, III tho uss Of shfe eoda thu 0lsppYsry OF
oo1net can bo announced in tavei1 wortis; and by
the uxo Ut sixteen words. tho elements Ut swatt's
tlrst conqt vt lsa1. With au ephemeys Of @ta mo
lion, were tele9eaphpd to this couNtry h1ay y
The comet xlll bo In porineluu next Saturday,
fixlllg before the sun.
, 1881-05-16

DIzZy's autobiography Is promised Is the
next lltoraFy sensation. hut tho. promise Il Too
pood 10 bq kept. Tho only com!caI writings Of
the late Earl known to bo c1taat gro hIa letter.
to tho Queen.
, 1881-05-16

1r would be for tho advantage Of all per.I
sons concerned II "T0!u" Nchol could b. mus.
zled, or sent to tho pound, or to some ohcs placs
where stray unlmnts arc kept.
, 1881-05-16

As11l.An lA,t,GE. No. 8N. f. 4 4. M.-neRqlnr
Nay hasnes{ a,,9 @ fnpsFsH:,s wnsx: Visiors
, 1881-05-16
TRIBUNE nsAfCI1 OFFICES.

TIM cuEFAao TRIBUNE has established brapoh
otcos for tho raeelpt Of subscriptions and adreri!so-
tncnts as follows:
NEW vol.k-i.oom . Tribune building. g.T. Nc.
FAnnES, Manager; -.
'ul4ASt30E se1tland-A,lpn's American Na1s
Agency. st tunaeld.sL
LONDON. EnE--Ainerlcan Exchango, ~ shand.
uESny +. tit1,tu. AxanL
WABtIiNUTDN. n. c.--l31. F atreot-
, 1881-05-16

4AAk0 Ef0hts
Foot Of Aad!son atFost soils HFotes'.' Circus an''
Mco1pcttc, ' -
, 1881-05-16

lrund 0pern.Idonse.
rlAtk ssreot, oppost now couteHouse. sAooms
for HenEH
, 1881-05-16

r1.rt ,t.ret. batxerf Lake nnd .tandnsph Ef
gagoment Of Miss Fanny lon'se 4aektuRhsm IN!
1Cppn."
, 1881-05-16

Madison .tTaet, hotwaoan siatn, md Dearborn
Engagement Ct tho Nadison.squasa Theatre Con
pany. "lIaxcf K,rkc,t
, 1881-05-16


TIE Ill Cesnola collection ot Cyprinto atl-
tlquttEcs was obtaIned fnr tho NoY York Notra-
pol!tan Museum a{ Art ae vrcat expense. Some
tImo ago. sir. CASTOR L. Fcuaraoat, who hud
tuen placed In confidential relations to tho man.
sKelnent pt tho Mnaensn, aaaertod tnat
many of;. the Go-calad "statues" were
conalnmcrates made up Of suyoral differ
ont parts, apd fragments Of tla4rca whlph
nad mt been wholly recovered. lie 4lleged,
further, TINT sou,o ut tho statuury had boon ro-
touched and improved after 1t had passed Into
tho possession at tho Museum. Gan. dl CosuolE
vigorously danIctl these charges. At bis re-
quest an Investigation was ordered, aud ho WIS
sswhltewashod." Hut 3Ir. Fauurlens is not 10
pe u casIly put down. He has rotusnqd u the
Charge, San,o as hia atetqmQnts ara extremely
ciFeumstAntlal, and they aro supported In such
way by photographs that they at least have
thu presumption Of truth In their favor. puth
tho Nation and the New York Times oaupur iu
tho oPlnioa that they arc serious aud entitled to
respectful consideration. aud' tho 1fnles u0W
puts quotation marks aropntthe title Ut "Qenf'
III Cesnpla. qpd lntltnates d hQllee TINT he hRs
imposed upon tha Trustees. Auothae aud moro
auaschlng investigation IL tha leaAt result that
eau he expected to fOilow tue now revelations.
, 1881-05-16

EEuuIEF = ----.-
nandp,Ra .,rcet t.utTern tpre ana ~ sale.
EnsaaomSnt Of tho stceto Macka1o COMPANY. "Wou
1t L1t"
, 1881-05-16
POSTAGE.

Entered at the Tpst.1hes at 0hfcaao, I'LL, d SttoH4
Ctast 3IdttF.
For tho benc1t Of nus patrons who daalfe To send
single cop!cs Of Tnr TntnuNs through tho uailt wo
slvp horew,lh the transient rats pf pos!sKo:
''' ba,aeatte. FER COPY.
Eight and Trelyo rago ranoF.......s......3e eanes'
ElLtpOn T&EQ f9AbF'
fhEefTn,
Eight ami Twalvo Page fapet. c0nts'
AxtCen Pa1a GULL
, 1881-05-16

TIE German Goyernman Mt Inns, proposed to
thu Rotchstau now law tho proyislons OF
which arc intended to suppress thu saystera Ia
tho Emplro., IN order to demonstrate tho uoces-
sty Of such Law o statistical stntcnont was
Rcat In With tho bill, which showcd the number
Of shystora praotulnR In tha Btate Of Prussia
alone. According to this statement tho District
Of KBnigsbesg Is besse.l witt, $50 Of this srectca
Of legal cxpoun.lcrs; that ot Dumh!ppon with
2.3; ut nAnziE, With 137; Nar4euWerdcr, $40;
posen. s7o; I.rnmborR. eo1; stett!n, l20; K8ahln,
10T; Btrntsund, Is; 1lreslau, M0; Iicgntz,
sGs; Oppc1n, 4s0; Possdana, lQ:; Frank
furt on tho Oler, eol; .MaEueuurg, 1s2;
Erfurt, 70; Bitinstcr. 84: stinten. 20: Arnsborg,
100; Coblonz, 1h6; nnssodort, tES3; Cologne, ~;
Trlcr trscvcs'. lso; Aarhoa talk Ia Chapolo), o.;
HlRmarinKeu, 10; WIsbalon, lao; Cassol, 1u4;
sch.uswiy. III; Hanovee, 17; Ifldoshcim, 0s;
I.1ueburg. Il; 8tade. l68; 0snabrNck, u; Aur-
ich, 30: and Ia tho pnllna District Of berlin
thore ara 600. Tho District OF Posen can hoast
Ut the n,nat shysters, hnyInR ono for oYory
1.s1a lnhahl ltauts; next camcs stada, with one Of
tho lAw.twIstura fur every 1,0Ss inhahltauts;
thon oorncs slrombqrg. with Que ot them for
every e,1&u inhabitants; making total Of 96ol
ahyatera for thu stato pt PEussta
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
GENERAL NEWS.

King Kslakaus and suite arrived in
Washington last night. 1t Is believed
lie will visit the school At Hampton, Vir-
glnia, about the end of the week.
A correspondent of the Chicago Inter
Ocean says that the Republican aud
Democratic Senators on the Garfield
funeral train informally came TO an un-
derstanding In regard To the organisa-
ton OF the U. s. Senate by which Cou-
servative Republican should be made
President pro temp0re, aud that the
Democrats should have the Secretary of
the Senate and Sergean at Arms.
The Republican Convention of the
First Assembly District Of Oswego, New
York, split yesterday, and rival sets OF
delegates to the State Convention were
chosen by the Stalwarts aud Half Breeds.
The Republican Convention of the Sec
ond Assembly District of Utica met yes
terday, and William S. Bartlett, an anti
Stalwart, was elected chairman by vote
OF 10 to 8. The eight stalwarts inmedi-
ately withdrew and elected q contesting
delegation TO the State Convention.
Ex. Senator Herman was yesterday cleo
ted delegate from the First Oneida
District to the Democratic State Conven-
ton Of New ] ork.
The first section of the funeral train
which left Washington on Friday even
Ing for Cleveland, Ohio, returned 10 the
National capital yesterday. Mrs. Gar
field, with the mother of the dead Presi-
dent and other members of the family,
have returned 10 Mentor. The second
section Of the train, GO OF aiming Congress.
men, arrived at Harrisburg last even.
ing, aud divided, Senators Jones and
Bayard, and Representative Randall
coming on to Philadelphia, while other,
OF the party went to New York ant
Washington.
5 .cretary Blaine arrived in Boston
last night, on his way TO Augusta, al aine
George w. Hunt, aged So years, pay
ing teller of the importers and Trader.
National Bank of New York, was ares
ted on Monday Tor stealing the bsbk'.
funds. His embezzements are sstima at ed
at $4,000. lie has been employed by
the oauk for more than twenty-five
years,
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
THIRD EDITION
a CAR.LoAD or POWDER.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Sept. FL
At O'Clock last evening, jest at the
close Of Garfield memorial exercies, this
city was shaken to its very center by a
terrific explosion. Instantly great
volume OF smoke was seen to ascend In
the south western part OF the Icity.
Investigation Of the cause Of the explo
sion disclosed the fact that on Sunday
last carload of gunpowder billed as
common blasting powder, reached here
ovet the g., X. l., and p. on its way to
Denver, Col. The U. p. Co., however
refused to receive the dangerous freight
and the car was returned to .be X. l.
yards, where from some cause 1t explo-
ded with fearful force last evening.
The conclusion demolished the company
round-house and repair shops, ,f prick
and freight-house frame, besides forty
or fifty freight cars, aud dug hole in
the ground 10 feet deep and As feet in
diameter.
Large windows in all parts of the city
were shattered to pieces, pices.of plaster
ing torn from bouses, and havoc strewn
in all directions. Windows were even
broken by cobcussion in Omaha, on the
opposite side-of the river, and as far as
Missouri Valley Junction, twenty miles
north Of us. Thesloss will foot up several
hundred thousand dollars.
There were local showers and light
rains IN Western and Northwestern
New York, yesterday, but the rainfall
was not sufficient TO quench the wood
fires.
"Pink eyo," the new disease among
horses, is spreading rapidly i'll Chicago.
II appeared ten days ago aud now
prevails in nearly every largest able in
the city.
TIE bark Havana, which arrived at
New York, yesterday fIom Havana, LOST
two of her crew irom yellow ieaver on
the passage, and had two Others sick.
The wife of Jacob Cox, a resident
Of Florence, New jersey, died o.
ydrophobia on Monday afternoon. She
was bitten by a Spitz dog about siA
weeks ago.
The latest advlces from Ariz nna state
that several parties OF the hostile Indians
have surrendered, and 1t is now believed
that not more than thirty five Of the
hostilss are at large. I he murderer, will
be tried by military commission.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
WIND senaeor yone. sax.

Senator Jones, OF Nevada. wbo IN
an intimate friend Of President A.
thur, and ut whose residence the lat
ter Ia now stopping, was in Philadel.
phia recently, and fell victim to the
inevitable interviewer. lie is repre.
tainted as saying that President Ar.
thur is q better judge Of men than
Garfield was, and whilst he would not
speak authoritative'y, SO far as he
knew ell the members of the present
Cabinet will resign, and the changes
in tho Cabinet, he thinks, will be
numerous. His impression is that n
Cabinet win be chosen which will he
In entire harmony with the views OF
the new President, but there will not
be any change in the financial policy.
He thinks that the Democrats win
organize the Senate and elect Presi.
dent pro tenn, and that the choice
will be between Senator Bayard. OF
Delaware, and Harris, of Tennessee,
both Of whom he regards az ''mos,
excellent and honorable gent 'emen. +"
Mr.. Jsnes says the Republican Sena
tors will insist on the election of o
Republican as Secretary of the Senate
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
SENATE REORGANIZATION.
The Old Fight for Minor Onicers 70
be Resumed.

Tne Olo ~ Mt IOf minor Omc0Fs 10
be Resumed.
Special Despatch to THE PRESS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-There is
to be fight over the election of
Secretary of the Senate as we'll as over
the election of President pao tenn. of
that body. The Democrats feel cer-
tain OF electing the presiding officer
They have clear majority and will
refuse to admit the two new Senators
from New York aud General Burn
sides successor until after President
is elected to administer the oath to
those gentlemen. 1t will be reMem-
bered that at the last session of the
Senate the protracted fight occurred
over the election of officers of that
body. The Republicans presented
George G. Gorham, of California, as
their candidate and the Democrats in
sisted that the organ cation existing
at that time should not be changed
The Democrats for once were vic
torious, when the dead lock ended
Since that time the then incumbent,
Mr.. Burch, died. The candidates for
the Secretaryship now are L. Q. e.
Washington. Sof Virginia, John g.
Thompson, ex-Sergeaut-at-arms Of the
House of Representatives Il. b. Ed
mouson, of Tennessee, who is now q
clerk in the Secretary's Office Gen
eral p. NJ. b. Young, of Georgia, with
possibly another dark horse in Tho field i.
Mr.. Gorham will probably receive the
full Republican vote. The election
will not take place until after the new
Senators are elected. Gen. Malone
may be counted upon Mr. Gorham's
side, but Judge Davis formerly voted
against Mr.. Gorhaln, and the President
pro tenn, whoever he may be, will
oppose the Republican candidate. OF
all the Democratic candidates, Colonel
Washington will probably receive the
greatest support. He is an old Jour.
nalist, q gentleman in every sense OF
the term, man of honor, and thor
onghly competent to administer the
Office should he be called to ill it.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
The virginia Campaign.

Mr.. Green B. Rsum, United States
commissioner OF internal revenue, has
written letter to Mr.. John Amber
Smith, In which he says that If he was
. citizen Of Virginia he would give the
Cameron-Lew readjuster ticket his
earnest support, in order to secure
''the overthrow Of the supremacy of
the Bourbon democracy Of Virginia. I"
Mr.. Raum contends that the securing
Of human rights and human liberties
10 Of moro consequences to the people
OF Virginia than the question OF tho
payment oi the public debt, aud in his
opinion IL is the duty of every republi-
can In Virginia to support the read
juster ticket.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
RESCUED FROM DEATB

William j. Coughlin, of somervllle,
NJ ass, says: ln the fall of 1876 was
taken with BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS
followed by severe Gougn. lost my
appetite and flesh, and was confined to
my sed. In 1877 | was admitted to the
Hospital. The doctors said had a hole
III my lung AZ big as a half dollar. At
one lime report went around that
was dead. gave mp hope, tut friend
told me of Dr.. WILLIAM HALLS
BA LSAM FOR THELUNGS, 1 got a
bottle, when 10 my surprise, c0mmeDc-
Cd 10 leei better, aud to-day feel better
than for throe years past.
81 write this hoping every one afflict-
ed with Diseased Lungs viii take DIR.
WltLIA NJ II ALL'S BALSA M, AMI he
cenvlDced that CONSUMPTION CAN
BE- CURED. 1 can positively say il as
ono more good than all the other medi-
he, have taken since my sickness.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
Prince bismarck aud Russia

ST. PETERsBURs, September 26.-
The Journal dc 81. Petersburg, an Off
cial organ, says the Contents of the stolen
dispatches publish by newspaper Al
Pesth Substantially interpret the situ
alton. The Journal, however
doubts the correctness OF the expression
unexpected moderation" Russia did
not require the Dantzig interview t6
form an opision upon the political view,
Of Prince Bismarck, as it had an oppor
tunity TO do so by constast correspon.
dence.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
An UnsueesssfuI Rival OF DR.. Tan
nef.

Henry Borenweitz, aJarmer, living a
Black Stump, l.. L., died on Sunday. Fol
many years be carried o. a grocery bus
ness NJ Flushing, ans am asted fortune
Ten years ago he lost SIG, 900 by the NJ Ia.
king OF q vessel. Since then his MIND
10 said 10 have been affected. In Aug
ust he expressed a d-termi nation to I'VE
longer without food than DR.. Tanner
did, and his friends c0n! | not prevail
upon hiu to abandon the undertak ng
he became so weak and emaciated thai
bis fIiends forced food down his throat;
but his stomach was too weak to retain
1t ana be died. He was fifty nine years
old.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
A''' aod Panic During c.~
alive Ssr,, Nommem

~, nILAkrA, Ga, Sen, a.
rue me0co ccoo%,nemOrstion n, s,lvio..N Sppt, .N,-Dur,J
opera J l, House last evepies VENUES a, At DeseSj
hhses'ms hv ! at; back The crowd xs,. 'ae poll
ny ny a,e eolored man, who v,s "s's g.. assault,
,as ny osners' and general rio, IL 'pon 90, jOln'
m,.,eDt, iInne T~enty.dve thon.sOsss ,1U. became .
,i,ns ,inea the streets, and a Tusand n.",. peop
,,me u me. struck them. A rSa,c ,Ssu. at q
sn,,ns widest confusion ensueS SIsne e,, q i
suited sna az, In the crushing Of NAV which
ana. sha children. The policeman many Won,
CLUBS saa', nexterously and succssaus eu USED Iii
Ts rTes.ins about twenty Of tbs beuea r'ua ln
,hey were followed to ,hs 'iiug'e,d. y
,arge crowd, and an altemp, is,l s BY
70 rescue the prisoners, lu,'a Tas M
many persons we've won"a ,tne Vh
othcers finally lodged them oIuusa, ~ "a,
oy midnight the exeitemsn, NJ lsll,
tirely subsided. n'n' had
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
King KaIak ana's visit to Norfolk

NoREouK, Va, S4pt. II. KING KalA-
kaus, OF the Sandwich ISLANDS will ar
rive at Old Point 10 morrow morning
and visit the navy yard. All the officers
have been notified TO extend such cour-
tesies 10 him as becomes bis rank. The
Fortune has been ordered to Old Point
and will be placed at his disposal, A
number Of the officers on this station
will 90 down to Old Point on the For
tune 70 pay the respects to him and ac-
company him TO the navy-yard.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
Msre Testimony In the MaIiey rria,

NEW HAVEN, CONN, Sept. 27.-
At the Malley tIial this afteruo oon
Frederick G. King, formerly clerk
at the BrAnford Point Hotel, testified
that Walter Malley and lady were
at the hotel Friday evening, August
S, at9.l5. They left at $50 in a single
team. He. was question about the
alteration Of the hotel register, but
the point was deferred. Frederick II
Stowe, nilkman testified to seeing
Walter and a lady at 7.l5 the same
day riding toward Branford on the
East Haven road. Willis l.. Mix, a
clerk at Clocks drug store, and ] Ohm
Kelly, farm laborer, testified to
seeing Walter and a lady riding to-
ward Branford the same evening
One witness testified that the lady
was dressed In white.
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28

II you have anyskin dIse,,s,
diseases OF the hair Or scalp apy ma,
or discolorations, sun burns, f,s,,l
plmples, rough or dry harsh skin, \
have in DR.. q. W. Bensuu's Skin q.
a sure, perfect aud elegant remedy \
by all druggists
The daily gazette., 1881-09-28
ha'ai Epidcmics Among IN.
gan Sufferer. en

rov.l wh'caeo, ci,, Sept, 27.-Typho.m,,..
lever, bilious collie, aud pnsp,Dou,. sp"O,@sll
playing sad havoc among the 'aa u \
renoerea n,e homeless by the rtcen, rI"] aae1
nres, Many deaths have sltsad, u. ,0'1
surfed, and several sufferer, a! ,,a \
lying at the point Of death. Ths s .S, y,
geslion has been made thai ,bs ~ S,.N "
used IN the mourning decoration. .,'p1 "
uo productive OF much relief il sen. my
the desolaie country, wher il coo'% ,ou,
utilized Tor clothing, bedding and 's w,
pers. 'ua vi,