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Week endIng Week endIAE
July 2, July Q,
Cities.


The average increase, nearly 40 per
cent, outside Of New York cannot be at.
tributed To any general advance In prices.
The advance has been small except in
pork products, and the movement Of
these at this season 10 not an important
factor.
Cotton, breadstuff4 and Petroleum are
lower than Rt this time last year, and the
change In iron and coal Is not important;
but the gain 10 comparison with the COT
responding week oi last year. Is surpris.
ingy large and very widely distributed.
The exchanges last week outaide Of New
York are at the rate oil 1924, GOO 900 for elk
days, aud In this city, alter deducting
double the market values Of the stock ex.
changed f1r the last week, amount 10 $685..
56l, ,602, against 1876, 700 900 the CORES.
pondIng week Of last year, an increase Of
nearly 10 per cent for the week
ending July ID. The exchanges
Of New York, after dsduCting
double the market value OF stocks, were
only $685., ,0O4 994, relatively smaller by
over $4,000, 900, sgllnst 1881 sic, 900 last
year, a gain Of about 80 per cent. 10 short,
nothing appears In the banking trAnssc'
tlous 10 warrant any gloomy view Of the
situation,
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FOREIGN. NEWS.
CURREAr EvEATu IN OrnEs LAnDs.
Frances Complexities In HOr.A Arslsa.
Prospects Of Ihe LAad RIll-RsnovAl
0TFiuS AiniA's RsmaIns-soas
thinE ABoat the CrOPs.
OIheF Matters.
TAEFROUBLEs IN ruals.
Another CriSis APpFOAshIsE - RaEliah
Reaidonta AlAFHea,

Il
Reaidonts AlAFHsd.
PARIS, July lS.-The RspubliqH Rnan,
eai'e, Gambstta's organ, scouts the Ports's
explanation that in sending troops to TrI.
poll its sole object was to maintain order,
IS aAtly contradictsd by, all the news
from Africa, and says that AAsim Pashl,
the Turkish Minister Of Foreign Atfairs,
must believe our government ingenious
indeed, II he imSglnes 1t will rest satisHod
with these assurances, The declarations Of
the sultana Ministers are an agRTaVAtion
Of the religious agitation In Africa, fostRred
at Oonstantinople. A sufficient number
Of fanatcs have already crossed the Medl.
10 mean In Turkiah men OF war for the
gatpose Of pFeaching holy war against
France; Not q aingle one more should bO
allowed 10 pass. 1tmAy be remarked that
the dispatches from Tunis point 10 the
same tendency to attribute everything 70
the Turklsh intrigue.
LONDON, July lS-A Tunis dispatch notes
that threats have been made BY fanatics
To cut the acqueduct, which 10 the only
source OF fresh water for TuniS and Golei-
"a, and says: II 10 reported that the Tri.
politan tribes are marching 10 Sfax, The
organizer Of the siax outbreak has been
to Tripoli, and was there created Q PaahA
by order Of the Porte, he 10 now on his
way 70 Cabes to take the leadership o. the
revolt there,
A dispatch from Tunis says; Owing 10
the menacing attitude Of the Arabs u
Cabes the Europeans there have taken
refuge on board the ships 10 port, 0Abes
d one Of the towns the French probably
intend occupying, The Arabs declare they
will resist occupation.
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TuS Washington, Pa, Examiner, calls
m 0tbe trustees Of the college there to elect
a President who will give the institution q
u,tlon.l reputation It partiCulArlzes the
mama. Of Rev, Smart Robinson, Of
Kentucky; j, A, Lefsver, Of Baltimorei
0, Dr. John Hall, Of fNsw York, as filling
,be bill, 1t calls for the selection OF some
,uch a President. The suggestion IL q
good one. Washington College ought to
have A man at its head. considering the
s,e Of the lustitution, whose name would
bel tower Of strength. Dr. Hall would
Ntoitvhat the selection Of DR.. McCosh
WIS to Princeton. But the Examiner
mus. remember that DR.. Hall gets $4,000
1y.ar in New York. It may be assured
thAhs will not come West for q small
salary We doubt even II $4,000 would
bhpghim,
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AspLLL or wEAtHER.
Whieb seems. JudEinE from Its TEN
bernIuPe. 10 Have Ileen GliteAued.

WhIeh seems. JadEInE from It's TEN.
peraIuEe, to Have IIeen GiteAued.
CiSCINNAri, July 13.-Up 10 o'clock
this afternoon 20 cases Of sunsltoks have
been reported In Cincinnati, and IL In
Covington; many Of them dangerous, but
tions Immediately fatal. The heat con.
tinues alAfminRly uDabAted, And business
is greatly checked. Up 10 2 O'Clock Il
deaths from suhstroke had been reported
TO the coroner. The total Number Of bur.
lsl permits issued up 10 2 O'Clock 10 day is
81, but those may inClnde deaths tccut.
ring "a lst back a. Monday. There Is no
official record oi deaths eIcspS the burial
permits, hence no accurate abatement can
be made al the close Of any day of the
total number ol deaths. The pettnit ie
seldom obtained on the day OF death, and
sometimes as late as the Third day. The
permits issued to day, however, are exces'
sive. They include, oi Coutse, deaths
from oil causes
ST, Louis, July t3 The weather ls not
40 hot to-day az II was yesterday, but stil
yety warm, The mercury marking SO At
noon. But few aunsttUke steporiedtnu
hf. Bnt ohe death from heat recorded.
RicuMoSD, VA, July l3 The mercury
which for the past ten days has beet
ranging high 10 the nineties, tsachet
maximum to day, when It indicated 1906
III the sbsds. II was the hottest day ioi
years. A nutnbef Of prosttaliOns iron
hest occurred. There was only one death
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UHicAao, Jnly 10 The interest ID Jbo.
Gtlscom, the faster, has not YET subsidized,
He Visited the Grand Opera House last
evening and feels better this morning ior
having Aeen the play. For breakfast be
ate two slices al tnolGases cake and drank
a glass CT cream. He tried 10 swallow
some lea but did not relish Il. He 10 still
quite weak, with unpleasant sensations
Ii the head, bntis nending Unlike Tan.
nef he has no exHggsrA ell appetite; satG
less aud drinks lets than an ordinary man
He ihsiEls that his last hes been ot ihcal
Culable value 10 sclehca.
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LONDON, July lS.-'rhe arst meeting Of
the international Homeopathic oonyen.
lion Of 1881 was held yesterday in Lon.
don. Dr.. Hughes, the President Of the
Convention, said 1t was q bold thing for
men to make an appointment to meet
again 10 Ave years, aS they did In Phila.
dslphia In 1873 Dr. Hughes made sever.
al practical BuggeationB, the most import-
ant being that there should be one HON.
sopatniC Pnarnatopgia for all counties.
A discussion followed upon the condition
and prospects, Of Homeopathy.
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IoHoS1o, July ls-Tbs Glot today
publishes the crop reports Itom all parts
oithe Dominion, which It sums up a. FOL.
lows "Tae general result obtained from
the reports Ia that the harvest as 4
Whole will be- h7 no means Iqual TO the
hMsvests Of 1871; 1878, 1879 and 1850 bu
WI be superior 10 that ol 1879. Tht
Saeat crop lathe only cereal 10 which arI
Seleiency Ia threatened. Fall wheat Il
we've per cent below the average crop
spring wheat is 10 a much better eondt
',on Than fall wheat, but ls eight per cen
~ than the average"
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DrRotr, july ls -RepOtts ere coming
in from all oVst the state concerning the
unusual siolanoe Of the slotm ol Yesterday
and last nlehl. Many houses and scotee
ol barns were struck BY lightning Ahd
burned, Stock Wss killed many lives loat,
Among the killed we're Ferry eapp, q
prominent Democratic rolitclan Of lonla, /,
apJ james 3. Stevens, 4 rich IAfneF oi
peb0Rl,
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q UAraEElNE., July IL Tbe expert
msnt Of applying The Turbine wheel fol
opening the valves on The rev lock gatel
oil the WellAhd canal have been tiled and
tound abofliVe. The valves remain OBJ
dutate and will mot move TO the eatisiAe
HSh OF The contractor and engineer. y
no eultAble contfiyAnce can be devised
iof ihe utilization Of the valves the cana
cannot be opened THE yeat.
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LoNpoH, July iS.-1n The Commons
yesterday Stewart wortley, Conservative
member from Sheffield, presented q petl.
ton from that borough with 5000 sigma.
lures expteRsing alarm at The injury likely
10 snsus 10 the Sheffield Industries BY IN.
fair competition with iofelgn Counttits
Under the present one-sided system oil
Tree trade. II is understood the Commu.
nicatiohB between England and Spain will
problby result In satisfactory c.mmst'
ciAl treaty. Z,
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LONDON, July ls.-A dispatch from
Rome Gays: Contrary to expectation pub.
licStion is made in regard 10 the time and
route to be taken for the removal, Tues.
day next, Of the body Of Pope Plus TX
from ". Peters 10 the church Of san Lor.
enzo. The procession will trayetse the
city 10 BAsilica. II is well uuderntood
that In the absence ol official pomp every
effort will be made 10 give II the moot I'm.
posing character possible. Efficient ar.
ranRsments have been made 10 preserve
nrdhr.
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preventive Of tt5drOphObia

BAlriN RE, July l3 --AS Susie Hunt, a
twelve year old gill, WAS playing with q
pet cat, The Gnimsl .ctachsd her slightly
on the hand. This angsted the girl aud
she gave the cat a severe beating. A lev
minutes alter, while the girl was sitting
In q chair ietdipE, the cat spfabg upon
bef and listened iIs tech III hsf nose.
The girls nj ,thet, who witnessed The oc
oit.sncs, seiS d tue cal, and, cutting lie
bead of. wIthed the gitl's Ices With the
blood, In order, 40 she ssid, 10 prevent
hSd'ophobia.
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a jollTnSIIsi iIfoS1e1I

NIW YOEE, July is Melville Fowler, q
writer on sporting matters, and connected
for miHy teats with the Tut, Fed ana
Farm was dioEhed this morning at the
seaside lsbdlng ot R1cEAWSy Bsich. he
went Ia baihlrg OF an early honf, and
swan 10 the Neptune house, aud willis
returning w.s seized with cramps and
was dfoWneJ.
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Tur report Of the Gas Trustees to
conuril recommending q reduction to 90
~ Ssn,s net, Ia published in full this morn
IN, Il Is an important document, and
ons,b,, @ every gas consumer should thor
o,,bly read. We are sorry that 1t was
,ot acted on by the Council Tuesday
evening. We trust that ItS recommends
inns will bs concurred in at the next
msstlpg, aud that all the talk OF making
"a, consumers psy double taxes to the city
will receive its quletns. ..I.#
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Du.h Fires slIII Raglnr 10 auobeo.

QUEBEo, July l3.-Flre 10 this year one.
atipg great destruction in this vicinity.
BuSh fires are seemingly burning at almost
all points Of the compass. Margaret ID.
land, rome miles below on the south
shore, was lSst night reported oil on ere.
81. Jean Ohrysostome 10 burning and
Bteakey's hne mill 10 reported prey TO
The flames.
The city last evening and again from
about three A. n. was filled with dense
smoke, and shipping was unable TO make
about on the river.
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rHE Kissing waALER.
). vIEiIant" aud /" nOunt wollastan +"
Heard FFori, Al Last,

SAN FhASctscs, July 13 The whaier
Thomas Pope, Captain Millatd, arrived
THE morning from the Arctic ocean. She
LEFT the Straits June 2lSt The day before
leaving che spoke the whAlsr Progress,
Capt. Batker, and from her learned that In.
diane, near East Cape, had found the two
missing WhSlsis, vigilAnt and Mount
wollaslan. The Indians iound three
corpsea only On board the vigilant, and
from their appeatabcs II was evident they
had died in the fiat year Of their eapllvl
" 10 lhe Ice. The 1hdians brought away
from The VlgilAnL some money, d spy
glass, bomb gun and ioWling pieeal NJ
one dead uf alive was found Oh the Noun
WollastAn. The revenue cutler COfcisat
has sent q sledg party In search oil The
Indians, 10 Try aud recover the sfticlei
named, and obtain further information
There is no nsws from the Jeanette.
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81. Louts, Jolly iS = The Court oi Ap.
psAlS has declined to grant STAY Of exc.
outlon ln the case Of Charles =. king,
sentenced to he hanged be e on Friday,
The Supfeme Court not being In session
nothing eau be done in that direction, but
II is understood that Knng'a cnuhtel will
bdtg some Iurihef proceedings before The
O5utt Of Appeals TOMORROW, oi what nA.
tute, however, is not khoWb. Governor
OriuendeA, who 10 In the city, can also be
appealed 10.
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Mn KEysER, in retiring from the Vice
Presidency of the Baltimore & Ohio Com
a,Dv wrote a most complimentary vale
I14oI Iistory letter to Capt. R, T. Dsvriss, the
,.,s,'J a agent ofthe company at this point
The many friends OF the Captain will at
49,, ~ That such letter was we'll deserved.
IA b,s been loyal supporter oI oil The
',o,m measures instituted by Mr. Keysef
IN lbs interest Of a better feeling between
,bs people Of this State and the company
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Of the AttondIng Physicians to the Con
aultIbg Surgeons

or the AttsndIng Physicians to the Con
snItIBg surEeOns
WGsHtNoroN, July 13-The following
leieertm vas sent by the attending sur
HeonS to the consulting surgeons this Of
tsrnoop: d HIli.iH3 Q.aj .
ExEcurtvE MANSION, i'm.
Drs Frank II. Hamilton and D. II. Agne,S
The isbrileris yesterday afternoon wal
Iesa marked and occurred at a later hour
than on the previous day, and to-day, fot
the flnt time, the Presidents morning
temperature fell 10 normal point The
general progress o bis symptoms app9aIl
more favorable than hitherto. During
The last tWenEy.four houtH be has taken
thittypeven ounoeS Of milk and one
ounce OF rum. This morning he
also indnlged In o tlIce oil mill
toast and chswed the breast =, OIL
A Toodcock, but did not care TO swallow
meat He had last night one quarter o.
A grain Of suiphAie OF taorphia hypefder
mioSllv, In no "a hodts during the. past
wesk hAs he received more LhAn a stagle
i6se Of this quantity and slept well dntini
tha nisht, This mornitg he received ter
grains era of bisulp lphAls Of qdlbia. Yes'e.dIaI
al .. IN pulse l04, ,enpetatnte lo2 .4 .
respiration "a; today At 8 o. m pulse w
Temperature 9s 8 10, respiration % AZ
p, N. ptlse 9i, temperature 100 9 10, fes
pifAtion %. a..
fsivhedl y W. Bliss.
J.D. Barnes
~. WOODWARD
RoBT RRYHuRS.
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CHcAao, July iS-MIehael McMAhon,
A l.boter, died at the County Hospital
Last. night Of hydtophobia. He Wat
slightly bitten eight weeks ego BY q little
houte dog, which gave no evidence Oi
madpsss Of the time nor has since become
FAbid. MeMahon's Cinvulsions we're 40
terrible that II ftquited eight mtn 10 hold
hin,
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FocR special trains containing about
, ooo Immigrants arrived over the BAlIh
s,y ',o,s 4 Ohio railroad yesterday. These
INV" '-mio,ap,s came from all parts oil Europe,
'aJ ,m mos. Of Them are destined for the
SSo,,bves,,-Chicago S4r Tribune Of Tuesday.
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GESGvA, July i3-Not Tor many yeats
have ths crops u oil sotis in sTli1eflaud
aud adjacent dlsttics Of France, Germany
and Italy been In 60 splendid condition
A The present one, and there is every
promise Of . most b'untidl hAtVest.
LuNDoN, July l9 Berlin dispatobes say
thatlhe official estimates ol The ptohable
Weld OF the Germ N harvest are not san.
gulne. Scarcely q medium yield is antiCi'
pAled.
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LoEDoS, July 1S-Edmund Oliver and
John HYDE, members oi the Middleton,
County Cork, Board Of Poor, have been
arrested al Youghal under the Coetclon
lord Colin Campbell lS 10 mAtry Miss
Gertrude Blood To- morrow week. PhnCetG
Louise will attend the wedding.
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Tur rain storm oil Tuesday threw down
,,s.t deal Of wheat that was standing In
mock. /. also threw down . number Of
NV stacks. Furthermore II bent and
- a GOOD deal OF corn.
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Increase In the Issue Of stamps, Postal
cards, Etc, In the Last Year.

Cards, Etc, In the Last Year.
WASHINGTON, July l3,-General HSEen,
Third Assistant Postmaster General, has
prepared a comparative statement
showing the increase In the issue Of post
age stamps, stamped envelopes, neWspa
per wrappers and postal cards, includ
Ing the issues for official US, for the fiacal
year ending June 30, 1881, over the pre-.
Ceding year. The number Of ordinary
postage stamps issued 10 June, 1880, was
S75 6Sl, $40; value $22, ,4l4, ,92S In tune,
1881, the number was 954, ,12S, ,440, aud the
value S24 040, ,643' the increase In number
being 7S,446,470, and In value $l,.
625, 7l5: per cent. Increase 8 0; In number,
and 72 in value. The total number ol
postage stamps, newspaper and periodical
stamps, stamped envelopes, newspaper
wrappers, postage due stamps and postal
cards Issued for sale 10 the public for the
year ending June 80, 1880, was | 1853, ,424,.
062; value S3l, ,939,5lS, and for the year
ending June 80, 1881, 1,409, ,773. sos; value,
&34, ,4S3, $40; increase Ia number, 1870, $40.
45U; in value, s., 2,55l, 900; increase per
cent In number, 10; in value, o. The total
Of all issues, including official stamps. Of.
fetal stamped envelopes and wrappers,
wAs 10 1880, !, ,S87, ,S97047; value, $32, ,0S7,.
342. In 1881, l,504.3l1 ,559; value, $34r.
B26, ,45l. The increase 10 newspaper
postage, stamps and newspaper wrappers
over last year is 12 Z per cent. 10 number,
and II 8 and l2 9 PET cent respectively ID
value, which Is the largest per cent Of In
crease, with the exception oI postal cards
which 10 10 2 per cent.
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a BAD AtCcuHi Of Btimont County
wheat.
''its DAILY Ind,psadshL
Much Ol the wheat along the Uaptina
valley Is very poor, aud some Of II will
soI be cut Mt Amslef Moore, in Wayne
%SNnshtP, has twenty acres that will moi
lor gathering. This Held WGs tiined
~ me Nv. The wheat On the uplAuda ID
s ss5 part Of the State Ia uniformly good
naa. Sau IN Tue valleys II Is Just AS uniformly
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lOmciAI BRllillnl
De-, M,,,,,aS

nRhtn 'FH 90. .tl-,.t.! is.fFt
toheiAl BRllttiul
EXECUTIVE MANSION, /
WASHISGToR, July 1850 A. n.
The President ia doing we'll this morn
Ing. Pulse, 30; temperature, 9s 5 100
respiration, 20. His gradual progress to-
wards recovery 10 manifest, and Is thus far
without serious complications.
3 ~. - =; d, w, BLIRs,
4 ~ : tR 2 J, K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBERT REYBuRN.
[UnoHsIAl BullstIu
E1EcuTIyE MANSION,
l0A,N,
Col. Corbin, who has Just Waited the
Presidenta chamber, says he 10 satisfied
that the fever reached its maximum FIJI
day evening, and that the patient 10 very
much improved to-day. He commences
the day, said the Colonel, under more
favorable circumstances than anYpreVious
one.
[OmelAI Bulletin
Executive MANAIoN, ?, M.-The Presi.
dents condition continues favorable.
Pulse, 81; temperature, 1905; respiration,
%. d, W. Bliss,
..1E t ]. K. BARNES,
... J,J. WOODWARD,
RoBT, REY9URS.
lOaieiAl BvllOtin.l
.-... EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
ti 7F,M
The President has had less fever this
afternoon than either yesterday or. the
day before, He continues slowly to i'm
prove; Pulse, 100; temperature, l0L6;
respiration, "a .. v, BLISS, 4
J. K, BARNES,
....... J.J, WOODWARD,
" RoBT REYBURN,
LUnofdclAl Bullstin,l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, I
gT WASHISaToN, July Il, 1880 AN
The PrssidspI's favorable condition
Ia unchanged.
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.Cks GnteIIigelrar.

ITlspow suggested that the beat way
,.Jncs the temperature Of the Prssi'
" 1,,,,, room would be to get ohAs, FrApciA
t'., .,,u,. m come to Washington.
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PIrIsBuRau RaUEs.


-buEue Flhe dOlnks
PlrTBuRaH, July 13,-This was the
second day Of the Pittsburgh races. The
rain in the forenoon did not deter people
from going to the Pittsburgh Drying
Park, and 8 P. NJ. witnessed twelve lhous.
and in the enclosure, the best people oil
the locality, including many ladies'. The
running race postponed from Tuesday, not
flushed, was won BY Keno after an excit.
ing contest The sec md race, 1927 class was
moi. 6nished, nor was the psClng free for all.
Four heats were run In the tormar and
two IN tie latter, Mollie Hunter taking
both. .......
The event Of the dAy was the feat OF
Maud &. The mare ttotted over the course
twice while being warmed up, aud then
al the word "Ro" started like q streak.
II the people present expected some.
thing grand they were not disappointed,
The track was heavy by the rain and had
been rolled twenty feet out from the pole
10 the disadvantage Of the mare, but as Il
shot out Of a cannon she sped and crossed
the line In 2 l0i, beating her best time one.
quarter OF a second. This was the official
decision, while one o. the judges held
that the mare had actually covered the
ground In 2 lot. Outsiders conceded in
this view.
Balr, the driver, said she could have
made It In two seconds less. The feat was
good enough for the vast audience, which
arose eumasae, Rs the mare was
led of by two jockeys, and
yelled themselves hoarse. The cheer
Ing was kept up by President
Btainatd, Of the Park Association, who
advanced 10 the front. 10 wild enthu.
'n s sS fGgSs iRaGoDSSd Rs Sn3S ss st ys ri soS
people will hardly be gratiasd by the
grand trial to.motiow. Maud 8 will ap.
pear again, however, and another rich
treat TO turlmen 10 expected.
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GORGEOIla GUIrEAU.
lie Calls the OnIeiaI StenOgFapher his
PEIVAtO Secretary,

lie Calls the OnIeiaI StenogFapher hi,
PFIVRt0 Secretary.
WASHINGTON, July l3.-DisGrict Attor-
ney COrkhilI says he has mol. visited Gui
teau this week, Mr., Bailey, bis official
stenographer, sees the prisoner dAily
Gutteau's inordipAls vanity is aattered
by even this recognition. He calls Mr.,
Bailey his own private secretary, and
treats Colonel Corkhill In the most
familiar manner as an old friend.
They humor him 10 these fanCies In
order 10 keep him communicative. So far
ss 1t has been possible TO verify bis nara.
tives they have been strictly truthful. He
10 disposed to be very laxative and Ia
very fond Of having the stsnographer visit
his cell. He continues his biblical studies,
eats with good appetite, sleeps well and
maniiests remarkable indifference 10 bis
fate. Oolonel Oorkhill puts no faith in
GuiteAu'a insanity. He says he never saw
man with such an accurate memory.
The day following an interview he can re.
peat almost every word.
PROBABLE DlsPosITIoN or GuIrRAU.
District attorney Corkhill hopes to con.
viCt Guiteau on two indictments, count.
ing each shot as q separate offence. He
relies upon a number OF historical prece,
dents, including the Tichborns case,
wherein, for the otiense Of perjury, two
convictions we're secured, aud two
sentences inflicted. His posi-.
tion In this matter is disputed by able
lawyers. Even II he should prove to be
correct, but sixieen years. imprisonment
could be awarded the assassin. This Ia
deemed by all the Cabinet inadequate To
the offense. They agree that at least
the prisoner should be confined In q
penitentiary for lie. The prisoner, It is
believed, could be proven by bis acts
alone 90 inSAns that bis sequestration
from the world would be for its good aud
hlg own,