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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

AN UNMARRIED WHITE MAN
N WOULD LIKE A POSITION A. COACH
MAN OR DRIVER. Good references eisen Ad-
dress /" " ~ care Dispatch ofice. seq Ito
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

GRADUATEI IN SEVERAL SCHOOLS
N at the University of Virginia desires sIruA
TION As TEACHER In a school or family. BEST
On re pOstmagler SEP OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w sALFsLkDY. Must come well rec ,mmend-
Ell. Address, win references, sALEsLADy care
Dfs1gteh. Sc 2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

WANTED. TO FIND A GENTLEMAN
w WHO WILL RENT HALF OF GOOD
HOISE IN a sonytDent location With the under
signed, Address Immediately, al Dispatch once.
with real name, and state size OF fsinis;
se HOtNf."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

90 OOO WANTED, TO LEND AT
spZ,OOU. q per cent. for 6ve wears. on Rich
Real Estate Br0Eer.
90 Q-It 1918 Nain street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
THE NEWS
OF the Day in Pithy Paragraphs.

Or the Day In Pithy Paragraphs.
The New Jersey authorities will not
proceed against Guiteau.
Sixty-three English farmers left Liy-
erpool for Texas yesterday.
Hanlan will row Ross for s., 900 q side
on the 18th of November at Toronto.
Mr.. Geo. Scoyille, OF Chicago, Cult
eau's brother-in-law, has consented 10
undertake the defense OF the assassin.
The ex-Confederates, az their reunion
at Moberly, Mo-, adopted resolutions OF
grief at the assassination OF President
Garfield,
Anti Conkling delegates have been
elected to the New York Republican
State Convention from the First Assem-
bly, District.
The Garfield Monument Committee
hiss determined TO accept donations OF
any amount instead Of limiting them to
81 IRON each person.
A company OF regular infantry has
been ordered to guard the yault In
which the remains of the late President
Garfield have been laid.
Mr.. Jas. r. Keene's "Fox HalP yes
terdsy won the Grand Duke Michael
stakes, the great event OF tae fall meet
ing at New Market, England.
Hough & Co, commission merchants,
Chicago, have suspended, owing TO the
heavy advance in October wheat, OF
which they were very largely short.
Senator Malone will remain IN Nir-
ginia until after the organization ol the
Senate and thus avoid casting his vote
for either party in the organization.
II is now announced that Senator
Fair, of Nevada, will probably pair
with Senator Miller, OF California, in
steai OF Senator Plat, OF Connecticut
The Republican Convention at Ro-
chester, New York, yesterday split, and
two conventions we're held IN the same
rom and two sets Of delegates were
elected.
The steamer Anchoria, OF the Anchor
line, was in collision at sea with an un-
known sailing vessel on Monday night.
The sailing vessel vas sunk and all on
board lost.
An attempt was made yesterday to
DlOH up lllc lOAoC VI Sdyb. AASos NAOl ~
in the county Limerick, Ireland. One
side OF the building was shattered with
dynamite.
Augustus D. Wheelock, boOkkeeper,
charged with approprIating money be-
longing To J. &. WalcOtt * Co., New
York, is being returned to this country
irom England.
Goli memorial medals will soon be is
sued from the United States mint in
Philadelphia, having on one side the
medallion Of Garfield and on the other
that Of Lincoln,
The Democratic State Convention OF
p pennsylvania, in session at Williams
port, adjourned yesterday after electing
J. K. BOgart, of Luzerne county, chair
man OF the State Democratic Committee.
The Confederate veterans OF the
Shenandoah valley, ccOmpanied by the
Stonewall brigade band, made an excur-
sion TO Carlisle, Pa, yesterday, and
were handsomely entertained by the
Grand Army OF the Republic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
Sunk AT Sea.

NEw YORK, September pa passen-
Ae. gives the following account OF the
sinking of an unknown sailing vessel at
sea by the steamer Anchoria, Oi the An
chor line, on the night OF the 10Th. |
was on the main deck at the time OF the
occurrence. Fully ten minutes before
tine crash | saw light ahead OF Us, and
heard seaman direct the chief officers
attention 20 it, think the chief said;
.All right" or something to that effect,
and am sure that the course oil the
Anchoria was not changed one inch. II
We had lutFed in time the collision would
certainly have been averted. When it
came the ship reeled, and it looked as II
we were goin To the bottom. The An
choria was in collision with another
steamer Jew hundred miles east OF
Sandy Hook, IN June, 1880, and consld
eTabIy damaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30

Irish parliament. The Parnellites
have obtained from Parliament what
would certainly never have bean grant
cd without pressure. To speak OF the
Land League a. the work OF few dem-
sgogues anxious only to draw subscrip.
tons from the American sympathiEers
is childish. The government has salts.
fed every reasonable man IN England
and Scotland that the utmost limits OF
Just concession to the Irish have reach.
cd, but We must not overreach the effect
OF what We have done. We must not
indulge in the pleasant dream Of . con.
tented, loyal people. We are at the BE-.
ginning OF the struggle, no. at the end.
soors Another for Uncle Sam.
LONDON, September 29.-The New.
market October handicap was won by
Victor Emanuel; Vagrsnt second; Eli.
kline, third. Eight ran, including Pas.
sale.
The Grand Duke Michael stake Q, the
great event OF the meeting, Was won nv
Keens's Foxhall; the same owne.'s .
Donfulano, second; lshmael third, and
Msskelyn fourth.
The Irish Bishops on tho Land AoL
LONDON, September 29.-Ths Irish
bishops, in resolutions adopted by them
yesterday at Maynoeth college, exhort
the people to avail themselves Of the
advxntages OF the land oct, and urve tie
tenant farmers 10 use the means pro.
yided in that act and every other means
in their power to improve the condition
OF the laborers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
CLEVELADD TELEGRAPH.
ING.
Interesting Figures as to the
Amount OF Matter Sent During
the Great Funeral.

Interesting Figures as to the
Amount OF Matter Sent During
the Great Funeral.
CLEVELAND, September 29.-The SER
vice of the Western Union Telegraph
Company from the arrival OF Garheld's
remains till after the funeral deserves
mention. From the oath to the 9th its
facilities were severely taxed, but met
the emergency in an exceedingly credit.
able manner, and such as called
fogth Jcommendations from news.
paper correspondents and all
Others who had telegraphic business.
Superintendent E. P. Wright was q
member Of the local press committee,
and besides securing for the great num-
Der OF visiting newspaper representa-.
tives commodious quarters IN the Board
OF Trade rooms, was Of invaluable aid to
them in numerous ways. Mr.. II. l..
Melton, manager of the Cleveland Office,
in addition to his telegraphic duties gave
personal attention to the reporters
rooms, winning warm eDconiums for
courteous and tireless assistance. In
tn6 Operating ucpoishSht sho 'eSs
amount OF press matter was under the
direction OF Manager Moroan, OF Wash
ington, and local chief operator
Wsdsworth. So well was everything
managed that no error occurred in
transmission, notwithstanding at one
time on Monday night over 80, 900 words
per hour were sent on thirty-eight press
circuits from this Office, and the prompt
ness with which the business was
dispatched surprised all who knew
the immense amount being done.
On Saturday, the oath, 1882 words
were sent; on Sunday S2,l50; on Mon.
day, the day of the ebsequies, lO5. .597.
Total for the three days 2a2, 500. Four
fifths OF this matter was trans.
mitted between nine o'clock at
night and midnight. Besides the
regular force here, twenty five first class
operators were sent here from Washing.
ton, Chicago, indianapolis, Detroit and
Toledo. In the receiving and delivery
department more than double the ordi.
nary number OF messages were received
and delivered each day without an in
crease of the regular force. Employees
took personal interest to demonstrate
that they could meet any emergency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
THE ISLANDS OF THE SEA,
How the Japanese Regard the
Death of Our President.

Death OF Our freslueht'
WASHINGTON, September 29-The
Department OF State furnishes the fol-
lowing correspondence:
TAXIs, September 81.
To Yoshida, japanese Minister, Washing
ton:
You are instructed to transmit the fol-
lowing message to Hon. Jas. q. Blaine,
Secretary of State: 1--WE have received
with feelings OF profound sorrow tele-
gram from our Minister announcing the
death OF President Garfield. The favor
able reports OF his condition We have
received make this announcement more
unexpected and painful. In the name
of His Majesty we tender to you and
stricken and sadly beresved family our
heartfelt coincidence and sympathy"
TSigned1 INoUYB,
Minister Foreign Affairs.
Acting.Secretary of State Hit, ack-
nowledged the above as follows:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WASHINGTON, ID. O.
September 20, 1881. J
SIR-I embrace the first opportunity
afforded by the constant pressure OF
public affairs since the death Of Presi-
dent Garfield, to tender to you, and
through you to your government, SIN
cere asd grateful thanks for the touch.
ing message OF sympathy conveyed by
yours of the 2lst, in telegraphic mes
ssge from His Excellency to Mr.. 1nouye,
His Majesty's Minister for Foreign
Affairs. In the deep attliction which
has betallen the grief stricken family OF
our beloved chief magistrate, the mourn.
ing people Of the United States find
abundant sympathy and no little conso-
lation in the eloquent proofs that their
loss and ours is dsplored througho
the world. A few Of the ennumerable
messages received have more deeply
moved the widow and family OF the late
President than the sincere utterances OF
His Majesty and Government and the
people of Japan, conveyed in Mr.
fnouye's dispatch. Accept, sir, on this
sa 4 occasion, the renewed assurance OF
my highest consideration,
Signed K; HIT,
Acting Secretary.
.bLsiir Yosbidd KivOndrV,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
FOREIGN.
EH9LAHD.
what tis Trnnspirine In London.

LONDON, September 2s.-0n the occa.
sion OF his installation, Rev. James
Fleming, Canon of York and chaplain
in ordinary to the Queen, concluded his
sermon with atribute Of profound sym
psthy at the death OF the Christian SOL
dier and citizen President Garfield.
At the close OF the betting to-day on
Czarexitch Foxhall WAS the fayori'e at
Z TO against him.
Alderman John Whitaker Ellis.
Broad street land agent and surveyor,
was elected Lord Mayor Of London. He
in Conservative and Freemason.
Seven Thousand eight hundred bales
OF New Z -aland, Pert Phillips and Cape
WOOL were sold to-day. Prices frm.
Earl Derby, writing OF the land ac',
contends that the land question, % IL
regards Irish opinion. 10 unsettled, nor
is It likely to be settled, and il it were
settled its disappearance from the list
eontroyerted Tories would only bring
on directly instead Of indirectly the
claim which really underlies IT,,
namely, the demand for an
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
GRANTS PRESENTS.
Eighty-TwO Cases OF Valuable
Souvenirs OF Public and Per-
sanaI Regard.

Etghty-IWO Gases Oh NhluaDio
Souvenirs of Public and Per-
sOnal Regard.
NRw YORK, September 29.-Mrs. L.
S. Grant is busy in this city unpacking
the numerous cases containing Presi.
dent Grants presents. When General
Grant gave up his house in l street,
Washington, all the presents he had re.
ceiyed up to that time were packed and
stored. He has now eighty.two cases
OF valuables to be unpacked. Mrs
Grant recently said that she did not
really know how much the family had.
The magnificent service OF silver pre-
sented by Mexico to General Grant
about the time he became President,
and by hun transferred from the vaults
of the bank where it was deposited, and
will be used lor the first time in what is
termed "Grant's New York Palace" !"
The service OF silver is said to be finer
than that owned by G. w. Childs.
General .irant will have in his new
house a side board that will arouse the
envy of all lovers of unique furniture
Ii is made of Mexican onyx, and was
presented to him by Mexico. 1t ls the
rarest and costliest buffet in New York.
The parlors of the new house will be
crowded with presents, some OF which
will be kept in burglar-proof safe.
Colonel and Mrs. Fred. Grant, with
their two children, will reside with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Grant,
Jun. will reside in the Chaffee mansion
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Grant reside in an
elegant flat. Mr.. and Mrs. Sartoris and
their three children are expected in New
York next month, and it is probable that
thew will make their home here.
The value OF the presents contained
in Gen. Grants treasure box is fixed by
the eossips at a fabulous sum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
Tbe 0arisld Monument Fund.

CLLvELAND. September % The Gar
field monument committees noon state
ment to day shows total receipts to be
three thousand three hundred aud sew
entv seven dollars and seyenty-tiye
cents. Letters are being receive by
every mail from all parts of the country
containing contributions in large and
small sums. The monument committee
wishes to correct the impression made
by the first circular that contributions
are limited to one dollar. Sums as much
greater or less, as the ability and disPo-
sition OF the donors may dictate, will be
gratefully received and duly acknow..
edged. According to the plan adopted
eyery contributors name will b. enter.
ed on the books which will be deposited
IN the monument.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
Fixing Tsnants' Rents.
FRANCE.
Tn, Electric College.

PARIS, September 29.-At the sitting
OF the Electric Congress the question
was raised in regard to the rights OF
property in submarine cables. Al
present no government has jurisdiction
beyond three miles from the coast, and
the cutting OF q cable beyond that dis
lance is not criminal offence A sug
gestion OF French minister ol posts
and telegraphs that representations on
the subject be made 10 the different
governments was agreed To.
Rochefort to be Prosecuted
PARIS, September @.-ArtIcle in the
Gambet,ist press indicates that Roche
fort will be prosecuted on the charge OF
defamation in the extraordinary charges
recently made by him against Gambetta.
accusing him ui having arranged the
Tunisean expedition for stock jobbing
purposes.
The statement OF the Bank OF France
shows an increase Of 10000 francs OF
gold, and decrease OF q, ,S25, 900 france
OF silver
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
French Visitors at Yorktown.

New YORK, September 90. - The
Chamber OF Commerce held a special
meeting this afternoon to decide upon
arrangements for participation in the
courtesies rendered by Gov. Cornell TO
the French delegation and other foreign
visitors who may come to this country
to take part in the Yorktown celebra'
ton. Resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing the desire OF the Chamber to
participate in the welcome OF iorelgn
guests, and providing for the appoint
ment of committee to confer with the
commission appointed by the Governor.
AZ 10 the manner in which the Chamber
may best appropriately join in the pro-
posed hospitality. The committee was
also authorized to make arrangements
for tending to the distinguished guests
the courtesies OF the merchants OF this
city at such time as may suit them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
GUILTY GUITEAU.
TO BE DEFENDED BY GEO. W. SEQ
VILE, or CHICAGO.
Mr.. ScOyiIIe in chieago-"for Ny wifss
Sake"-His Dispatch to Col Cork
hili-ASpsedy Trial not Antiei'
pated-Scoyille's Views
Of the Case.
INSANITY TO Be PLEAD ~ DEFENCE.

CHICAGO, September 2s.-Geo. sco-
vile, Guiteau's brother in law, arrived
last evening from Hartford, Wis. where
he has a beautiful summer residence.
He said he had received notification
that Guiteau had chosen hun Tor his
counsel. and that he would have to ap-
pear next Monday morning. ?
Have you answered the dispatch
Not vet" answered Mr.. Scoville.
at was sent to me to Wisconsin, bat
had not made up by mind what to do"
will you act as Guiteau's counssl?2
''I would rather leave it to the United
States government to appoint counsel
to defend him, but my wife, who is
Guiteau's nearest relative, and almost
his only friend upon earth, insists that
| shall appear as his counsel, and l sup.
pose shall have to grant that request.
"Will you 80 telegraph Mr.. Corkhillr
ayes, sir; / shall answer the dispatch
to-day to that effect.
when will You leave for Washing
TOM"
81 shall be there in time to be on
hand when he is called upon to plead.
"wil you engage other counsel to
assist you?"
'IHavs Not Determined Yet +"
"Do YOU anticipate speedy trial.
81 don't know about that. don't
think Guiteau can be tried right 4 way.
When he is called upon to plead the
time Of his trial will be fixed. We will
have to secure time in order to prepare
for a defense. Witnesses will have to
be summoned from all parts OF the
country. That will take time"
What will be your defense?
II think that has been pretty wei.
outlined. Lam not in iavor Of making
any technicalities to the form OF indict.
ment or TO question the jurisdiction ot
the court. Our defense will be insanity
and should not advise anything else.
We have known nothing OF Guiteau for
three years past, until this summer.
don't apprehend but that he will be
accorded fair trial. Our greatest effort
will be to get men on the jury who will
have judicial minds-men who have read
of the case, know the facts and who will
be fair in the trial believe the gov
ernment will see that Guiteau is pro-
tected, and that he shall have an impair.
tial trial.
No Jersey Justice.
WATHISGToN, September 29.-Colonel
Corkhill, United States District Attor-
new, received this morning from Attor-
reg General Stockton, of New Jersey,
a communication in which he states
that no action will be taken in Gulteau's
case by the authorities OF that State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
Ranro.a Collision in Canada.

AYLNER, Ont, September 9.-An
excursion train on the Air Line to the
exhibition grounds at London, coliided
to-day with freight traia at Orwell,
tSo and one-half miles from here. Five
out OF nine of the passenger coaches
were completely wrecked. Two Passen'
gers were killed outright and several are
missing, supposed to be buried in the
wreck. Twenty are severely wounded
and large number slightly. The dead
are Willie Cook, OF Aylmer, VIM. Ain.
stay ard son, the driver and fireman OF
the excursion train, and two yoRng men,
names unknown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
M.n'sNobIest WORK.

This is an age OF great works and won
derful inventions. steam, electricity
water, air, all are made 10 serve man
but unquestionably the greatest inven'
tons are those which preserve mans
health and prolong bis life, and among
the greatest OF these is DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. It's effects
are truly wonderful, and hundreds are
happy 10 day who once looked forward
10 an early grave. For Coughs, Colds.
Bronchitis, Asthma tloss Of voice), Hay
Fever, HoArseness. Group, or any adec.
tions whatever OF the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, DR.. Kings New Discovery will
positively cure. We can cheerfully rec
ommend it 10 all, and can undertaking
" say il is the only sure cure Tor Throat
aud Lung Affections. Trial bottles ten
cents: regular size 81. For sale by Lo-
gan, x Co, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
Taraa Railroads.

ST. LOUIS, September ga San An
tonic. Texas, special says the Wsxa-
hachie To- raj 70 d 6led an amendment
to it's charter to day in the State depart,
nlent. 1t changes its name to the Central
Texas and Northwestern, also extends
the line OF the road through the counties
OF E lis, Johns, Tarrant, Wood, Parker,
Wise, Palo, Pinto, Jack, Monta-
que, Young, Clay, Archer. Taylor, Wich-
o, Wild, Carger, and Cattle to a anc-
ton with the Texas Central in Chilo
county, a distance of 2S0 miles. Articles
uf incorporation Of the Trinity and sa'
line railroad company was also hied.
The proposed line extends from the
town OF Trinity through the counties oil
Trinity, Polk and Tyler to point on the
Neches river, near the junction OF the
A Angalon river. distance OF seventy
miles. Capital stock, 81 lbs, 600; In
corporators, r S. Hayes, II. NJ. Hoxie,
D. S. II. Smith, S. Louis, Ira II Evans,
John W. Armstrong. G. |. Gooch, Al
len McCay, George NJ. Dilley, A. K. Ho-
mara, OF Palestine, Texas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
RsnairinS conkltnR,s Orders.

NEw York, September 9.-The Com
,asrrial .idrsrtiSsr has the following spec
ial from Utica: Senator Jones remains
in Utica. lie has not left Senator Conk-
ling's residence since his arrival. The
conference relates wholly to the policy
of President Arthur's administration.
am assured on the best authority that
Lincoln is the only member OF the Cab
met who will be urged to retain his
portfolio. Postmaster General Jancs,
It is stated, declines to remain, and Will
shortly engage in business IN New
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
A Chicago Failure.

CHICAGO, September 29.-Hough <
c. commission merchants on Change,
III Washington street, suspended this
morning owing 10 the heavy advance in
October wheat, OF which they were
largely short. They we're reported to
be brokers for the Cincinnati clique, but
refuse to affirm or deny that assertion
or to give any facts concerning the
affair except to say that the failure Of
outside parties to put up margins
caused their suspension and that they
expect eventually to resume. Their
failure sent wheat up rapidly, and other
grains participated in the boom. Sales
OF November wheat were made at 81 .SSl
and 81 AT, and November corn went
up to 72i cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
RUSSIA.
Protection for the Emperor.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Septs mber ga
ukase is shortly expected codifying the
regulations for protecting the Emperor.
placing several bodies OF the Imperial
guard and secret police at the palace.
and a secret police depsrtmt Mt for the
inspection OF railways und'r single
head TO whom all ministers and chief
officials he required TO report at once
ANYTHING endangering the Emperor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
The Irish CathoIica o MON.

IsDIANAPoLIs, IND, September 90
The Irish Catholics Benevolent Union
closed its thirteenth annual session here
to-day. The following officers were
elected: Hon. A. NJ. Kelly, Richmond,
Va, Vice President; J. G. Sullivan,
Zanesville, o., and Chas. E Fink,
Westminster, Secretaries; Martin G..
Griffin. Philadelphia, Treasurer. Favor
able reports were received from the
the colonies OF the union in Virginia,
Kansas and Nebraska. Resolutions Of
sympathy with the late Presidents
family and the detestatiop Of his assass-
ination and Of the endorsement OF the
Irish land agitation were, adopted, and
the various constitutional anne ndments
were acted upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-09-30
Confession Of Q Star Router.

WASHINGTON, September 29.--Solc-
mon Star. whom President Arthur rt-
moved as postmaster at Deadwood, Da-
kota, has made a written confession de-
caring that for several years past he
has continually made out false certif'
Gates OF the star route service en- route
"a, l56, between Sidney and Deadwood,
of which Gilmer Salisbury & Co. are
contractors. Stars confession exposes
the rascality OF the star route ring in the
Northwest, and copy is in tte hands
Of the Postofice Department here.
The President to-day appointed A. A.
Wilson as postmaster at Dallas, Texas.