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The condition of the President, on
the 18th, again became alarming. he was
taken with violent and frequent vomiting and
his pulse mounted to 100 causing intense
anxiety and alarm among the attending ply
sicians and friends. DIR. Aguew told Mrs
Garfield that there were complications in the
case that made him feel 1t his duty to warn
her that the Presidents condition was critical
Vice President Arthur and members of the
Cabinet were advised by telegraph that their
presence in the city was desired. There
was the greatest excitement in Washington
about the President since he was shot. Busi-
ness was almost entirely suspended and peo-
pie were running everywhere, hunting for
the latest news. As the night advanced it
brought no encouraging news. The White
House was filled up and throngs pressed about
the gates The. excitement was started with
the morning bulletin, which was considered
very unfavorable. The midday bulletin, in
stead Of reassuring the people, increased the
tiers still worse, at which time the President
was in the dead, heavy sleep of drugged man
rendered insensible to quiet his stomach
A PARTY of Apache Indians attacked
a small Mexican village on the Atlantic &
ago, and murdered twenty-seven out of twen-
ty-nine Inhabitants.
JUDGE LAWRENCE, First Comptroller
Of the Treasury, on the 18th, rendered de-
cision affecting bondholders, to the effect
that where portion of bond has been de-
stroyed payment shall only be made in pro-
portion to the size Of the part presented, as
compared with the whole amount of the
bonds value.
AN epidemic of typhoid fever Is
troubling the English Colony at Rugby,
Tenn. In a population of 400 twenty are
down with the disease and two have died.
IT is said the Russian Ministry of the
Interior are considering measures for pre-
venting the productive power of the people
being improperly turned to account by spec
ulators. 1t is intended to establish official
control over all Russian grain markets, over
the foreign demand, and over the price of
grain In the Empire.
The State Department has sent let
ter to the U. s. Minister at Berlin inviting
the descendants of Baron Steuben to attend
the Yorktown centennial, with those of Lsfa-
yette. Steuben took an active part in the
campaign and received the first official noti-
ncatlon OF the proposed capitulation.
PRIVATE advices received at Wash
ington on the 18th reported a threatened
stampede at socorro, N. NJ, by Apache In
dians, and requested that troops be sent imme-
diately. A response was sent stating that
the available military force in that locality
shouId De sufficient to prevent any outbreak
and that It was deemed unnecessary to Or
der any additional troops there.
THERE was wild excitement on the
grain market at Chicago on the 18th. Sep
tember and October wheat opened at S1.201f
and October corn at 599<. Prices jumped
readily up until wheat reached 81. BOZ for
cash, and corn sold at 81 4 for August,
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DIR. Fosters Marvellous Cures.
STILL MORE rrsr1xoxx.


DR.. Foster: As wss horn, raised and live
In this county, my testimony 70 your great
skill in treating eatarrh and III health may
benefit the afflicted by leading them to you
to obtain your wonderful treatment, 90 I
write to say you can now refer to me. was
afflicted over twelve years with. chronic ca
tarrh that was fast wasting my strength
away, and my nights were restless and often
sleepless. have used your treatment one
month as directed, and the change is won
derful, far beyond my hopes and expecta-
tons. now sleep calmly, and wake refresh
ed, with splendid appetite and have
grown, IN this short time, hearty and strong,
and am increasing In weight. In every way
feel like new man; and, besides the money
I paid you, I here thank you for the great
benefits have received at your hands. ri
----- *, d. PLLANDzR WARD. .
DIR. Foster may be seen and consulted at
the Park House In oberlin for only few
days longer and then returns to yelling
ton where he may be consulted for only
two weeks, commencing Monday August,
22nd. --i ~ -""
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House, was obliged on the 18th to go home
and rest
The New York Emigration Commis-
sioners have begun suit against the steamship
companies to recover 10000 inspection duty,
being one dollar for each emigrant landed at
Castle Garden during june and July.
SAMUEL MILLER, who was arrested
at Williamsport, Pa, few days ago, charged
with causing the death of his father by poison
to obtain insurance on his life, has been re-
leased, as the charge could not be sustained.
The value of exports of petroleum
and petroleum products for the twelve months
ending June 80, 1881, was $40, 81, ,596 against
$96,21s,625 for the corresponding period Of
the previous year.
A BOAT containing eight men was
upset In the river near Chester, Pa, on the
18th, during q squall and two Of the occu'
pants were drowned.
AN excursion train on the Grand
Trunk Railroad was thrown from the track
near Prescott N. Y, on the night Of the 18th.
The engineer was killed and several of the
passengers seriously injured.
THE general condition of the Presi-
dent had not materially changed on the 14th.
dents letter written to his mother on the
11th: Don't be disturbed byconficting re-
ports about my condition 1t is true am
still weak and on my back, but am gaining
bring me through" :.
SECRETARY OF WAR LINCOLN says
that at the utmost he win not be able to bring
together over 1000 troops to take part in the
Yorktown celebration
The agent in the Labor Bureau De-
partment at Castle Garden says the great de-
mand for help still continues. Rhode Island,
Connecticut and New Jersey are begging for
weayers in silk, cotton and wooden goods.
Skilled hands command high wages. They
have an order for ffty families. Children,
with no regard to number in each family, viii
be taken and taught the trade of weaving.
Farmers, moulders, railroad workmen, men
In all branches of industry, and women for
housework are wanted. The weaving manu-
factories ask for Irish or Germans, and peo-
pie OF any nationality who are proficient in
the work.
The wheat crop of Illinois is reported
the poorest in quality as well as in quantity
produced in the State for over twenty years
HENRY WILLIAMS and William Dor
finger, two of the men injured at the burn
ing of the Atlantic Mil at St Louis on the
night OF the 18th, have died and Chris Reed
ner and Thomas Henley are not expected to
live.
THE situation in New Mexico is re-
ported more serious than ever before. Small
bands of Indians are raiding the country and
It is impossible for troops to come up to them.
The supply Of troops is unequal to the emer-
geney.
DUK1NG the last fiscal year there were
26s lives lost Of passengers and crews upon
merchant and steam vessels of the United
States. Compared with the previous year
there has been an increase in the number Of
lives lost Of thirteen persons. There has been
a decrease, however, of forty-one lives lost
by fire, thirty-six by collision and two by other
causes Many cases reported as accidental
drowning are thought to have been suicides.
During the year 1t is estimated that upwards
of . quarter of q million passengers were
carried.
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Cured of Drinking.

"A young friend of mine was cured
of an Unsuitable thirst for liquor, which
to do any business. he was entirely cur
ed by the use of Hop Bitters. 1t allayed
all that burning thirst; took away the
appetite for nqnor; made his nerves
steady, and he has remained q sober
and. steady man for more tnan two
years, and he has no desire to return to
his cups; know ofa number of Others
that have been cured of drinking by
it."-From a leading z. R Offcial,
Chicago, u1.-Tfmes.
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THE MARKETS..
Cheese.

Prices in the East have advanced about
11fc., but up to the time.of going to press
we have been unable to ascertain whether
or not Western dealers were in sympathy
with the Eastern quotations. We presume,
however, that the prices will be CORES
pondingly advanced here. In the mean
time we repeat last weeks quotations
Buying (naked) s@s1<c.; billing (boxed)
9@91kc. @
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING AUG. 16.
Cheese. 1850 boxes 152O92 pounds.
Butter. 674 pkgs. 81, no pounds.
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Niagara Falls and Toronto.

The last Excursion to the Falls for
this season viii be run August %, 1881,
leaving Wellington $3.50 P. NJ. Fare
for round trip four dollars to the Falls.
See posters giving full particulars.
Sleeping and hotel cars win accompany
the train. VIM. ii. FISHER, Agent.
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? Wednesday, the 10th, large number of
Pen6eld gentry stsrsed On . pleasure excuf-
sion TO the lake. whence they returned
Thursday evening, claiming 70 have, had =
most glorious time-swimming. & ~
Rev. Browning. An aged local preacher Of
wellington, preached to . large audience in
the Methodist Episcopal Church SABBATH
morning-that being the quarterly meeting
occasion. 1A-l=sz x.
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lard's noted painting of " Yankee
Doodle" as fifer. Mr.. d. F. Bradley
sang the Battle Hymn OF the Repub-
1ic' in fine style, and was Joined In the
chorus by the Assembly. The reunion
of 1881 may be considered success.
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Hair Goods.

Mrs. E. P. Baird is prepared to do all
kinds of Hair Work. Cleansing and re-
pairing Switches on short notice. Keeps
on sale Switches, Curls, Puffs, Crimping
Pins. Invisible Hairpins etc
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e 4 r 4 r r H

"No disease has enad
ing constitution sense of smell of
of sight, of hearing the human
and sometimes ALL yield to its destructive influence poison
throughout the attacks every ND
the most robust constitutions Ignored because
physicians impoten assaed by
suffering have but little hope be side
the grave" si
be accepted any circumstances
whatsoever unless deemed curab ses
will be observed PATIENTS SO
BILE that all who seek may obtain the
AL Cures Guaranteed Rerra anent
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Millinery,

New Fall Styles just received at Mrs.
A. Il. Palmer's.
, 1881-10-22

TUE HuF{EME HFNC{ts
Special Ulspateh to 1hs Chteauu Ts1bAn&.
WARRINGTON, u. t., Oct. 2l.-rhgre Is
nothing further about the appointment for
the vacancy Iii the Supreme Court. Frle,ds
Ut Judge Gray hayo sU strong expectation
nf lis appointment. but 1t Is mt known III
what direction the lrcs.lvnt II looking fur II
Judge. The appointment inAy 80 over nnt!l
tho regular session.
rAE BKsarE coMMlTTEE 0S 4 BANKRUPT
Law
llaS ducluotl not to 10 to Now York llld
Boston, although strongly urged to 10 SO.
They wero ies!rous OF going, atld, II tue
special session l!a.l not l1lsted ~ lolK, It IL
prnbabio thoy would lay0 n,ado tIle trip,
but now tue Interval before the beginning
OF tho regular session Is s0 short tlnt thu
members cannot sliare the ttMu. Several 0f
them llye III tho West, aud aso desIrous of
returning immediately To put t!,elr aftatra |Is
order for a lung nbscnco. Thu committee
havo done much work III tho why vi ascsr-
I'LL sections Of the land on tl,e subject, aitl
they Aru found to le unexpectedly lny0rnbIe.
Bile here TOR work befofe the ses>lan 4rg!'!s.
and there Is reason to expect they will mnkV
an early report, with draft OF naw bank-
rupt law. -
Cltl.lsr1AAct,
IL tAa fPtsseT1s auoetated Prtss
WASHINGTON, II. G., Oct. al.--lIl the Chris.
tlanry 4tyorce cAsn Tue cross-pxAl!i'lIntinn Ut
seastsI ssat Mrs. Giriyt@isucy @ it s s.: jass
Ilotsi) occupied tho ent!ru auy getting ut
Tia datails Vi Aor. life: Sl,e sAld sl,e ca'ua
! f10M Chicago ta Nsw York III April 1877.
0EN. nuMoJr,
Supervising 1nspeetot-u General Of steam
, 1881-10-22

st:S.ATE-ENrKA HESStnS.
WAsIt1SuroS, d. t., Oct. :f.-'l'ho Senats
was cullr.t to order by President Dayh
Davis at noon, with quite full attendance
III Senators anil with the galleries well filled,
Mr.. Sherman called up the resolution Of.
fermI by hin, prior to lilo recess, calling on
tila Srerutary of. The Treasury for tho report
uf .1nlnss Il. Melting regarding tho iMvestea*
tlun oI the CustUtlan's Department Of hs
Treasury,
Mr.. Farley offered III, amendment to In.
c!utl 10 With tho Tulort tic testimony taken
during tlie investigation.
Alessrs. Dawes anu Sherman opposed tha
amendment.
I'LL, amendment WIS lost-ayes Fl. noes y
and tlla resolution attuptgtt by II party yuls
anl l)lyls, OF Illinois. voting with The II,
puhitpanH.
Alr. Mcpherson presented the petl!lan at
cnrtalll numbers Of tho Legislature nf the
St,.ie uf New York ngasl,st tl!a titles Vt
Sc,aturs Miller ntn 14lpItum. Referred ~
the Committee I'll Privileges anl E!grtIous
The Senate then went Into executive SIS
sion.
When tho doors rc0penelt, adjourned.
, 1881-10-22
yrssrl4, III his annual report will tccnt,meD.
Il rniI,tttnn ut tho iAS upon stra,in,s

yrssr,.. IN hi, uuu,,al irlorl will rcco,um,n,
II rr,I,tttion Uf tn, liz ,.Im,, stra,'hs,nI
I,I},urs, '''at
KAi,t,,At, ltp!llT uF WAY.
l,r,sttI,,,, ,rt1ntr nn,1 rim Srrrrt,r,,,,,
tui.sit,r i,nl,,v uny,. tlnIr ,,l,sHnt ;nt ". !fa
i",tun,rt, ;i,,xt,a c lfnxi,nit f'rmirni 1tmt the
mi ,n i I"i,is II Si,, Frllr;.r,' .r,' !osd
"t,,,1v H. ,iie t'l,flnil III iha i'hnrf,,w wv may
In'finn 'I'rrrtfnrr. Fur lin rirI,i ~ r"ibh.
ijrnlgh tl,nl Nutlut, 1'lB Council Il nnw "1S Y
sgsslott. nnl II il lt,tlcrnt''osl VIII grant ii.
Right III WY ~ hnttl tGsltts. having watAI
only fur terlnIssl"1t "f thu dHvrrn1|Ient.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
rim HrI,ntc CUmu,tttrr M MiI1tnrr Ad,,..
,I,ix I,,,rIitnv ,,l,rtI.ti f rt.rt fuynrahi%a! u
ss,,,r mn,,,in,ii1;s rtfnrrri in II thls .".. al
,.xr,;ni i,m,s ri Turtrr. i,uytu,tl. mi M.,i.
,tnv. III Suw Ynrk, n,lfi Of ,ft,lt1Isu,,. ~ Wa' WY
I,,.s,tt,,. 10 In A*slslnut SurE,,oI,s. rfua.rt rfu.r
,Inl,in.lut,s nrr withheld, mi llmHse ti,sNe isse
il n,v ,,t,rrtifuI In illo ,ittll,ltrrs hnt te IT.
run;;,ltitt tIrsixl,t New Yurk srgnrJ h '1s ilf
EGtti1lY ,,luru tull tts s1lure Or 1lrW orp. ~ 10
nlDru Ee,irrufy distributed. ~
i,,wf, .tr,:'H lu,Sn roNFEtrED.
.rta ,,rn,m1 iurr ft,I,l m, ;n,ii.,,u,
..u;,, 1",t jim,y,,,,,. ,.It.r,,tn I;,'. ltt
n,.s'.'s.1n,t ',,ar s.Tt fsNt irst,, In wv Wllf
,,'..,, f!,t .,ur,tr mi n',nnur,,,n @ e'"ssfrt
ti.,, ~ H., ,t,,I ~ ( s IN tHSi wns Wlea
i,t iiia hnm,is,nn,, nr,. IL r. Wns"s' H. w:'ity'tHl ~
t.n1,.,,,,r', MI V,,i,uv tT,tnrst,,, ~ W. ae
ami,.e.,n,tit Mi .'fs tsn,;t Iinw"mi,,,4 ,,,,..
,rlIn., III ,,f;,t,m ~ tim f1t,ri in ti," tiasel
tint tInwu,lt,.'s h,ui w,s rIyutt to al,, ~ ~!
ii.,,,,"t ~ ,i,n it,,,rt iii In, nstt" ~ !as
, 1881-10-22

Thu work wnuld VI rul,rsH lncsil,tn llliGrll
oxtracts frum thu correspondence. l dn
not knew lIs,w SUM tho biography Will
III. undertaken, ur wlut tho "details NJ It my
lle, bnt IL undoubtedly will y dune, n1nl Mrs.
Garfield will sparo m EXPENSE t0 inakh 1t
worthy Of ller husbands fWMc."
M,l4. uAuF1Ei1t's LETTER..
In Tie N'tsftrM Assnetdftti i'rf.s.
WAs1ttSt,ruS, u. e., Uc. 2t.-t.ul. ittrk-
well llas recrtvet tl,9 following hitler irol,l
Mrs. fairfield: .~.....
SiEnrt,,s. IT,, t}ct. l7-!)tar Ct. R0tktrelt: Its
my Wish that HI account Of tho ife niId mn nl'-
1,roprlntv rpltrct!pn al tho literary run1nIhs nf
ticu narcd sluil 10 published. nftnr TINT tnre-
ful consideration uni prclnratEut. ~ nianfestly
,,cccsslry. To that c,n. request tI'at yo't will
atl,tounru III s"ts,u p,,tEtu ,nan,lrr my IHlrnn to
cu,,su this work tn be itnB ut tho earliest prnc-
tjcnblo tine. ard ur which dur notIcu will hc
Htvun. Very sincerely yo'ra, ......... 49,.
LUCnEr,A II. uAnFtEtl,.
With reference 10 tho foregoing, Cdl. Rock
well makes the following statement: "TU
t,Iusc bcst acquainted viii, thu Ereat cs'l'l-
rtty fur work utut tho yast VERSATILITY III tim.
Garfield, tho extelit, variety, nm orderly i!r-
rnngcM,cnt Uf his intellectual lite nrc nIItz-
Ink. Fully npprcc!atlng lis vAltlc, a'1'! bc-
lievlng TINT tic tusl enduring monument nF
tho iate President must le erected tp0n tlle
grn:,tte foundation or wllut he sa.l 'uut .ltl
ti0llato a,,.l cnrcfrl work III THIS direction.
Such monument, therefore. illustrating \
1ife which cnllt0t be writtCn nIttl The wt'rltl
G* 'Ise III e pfasnr tr S%s' e s Sy trtp re mi 3 af r.
meter, may hN tSpecttH only nfter f,lnt!lrt'
md deliberate work, ntut ny cunning from ]'ei
saIictton ui!tl authority"
SMALL. RESULTS.
, 1881-10-22
SPORT'ING.

Ifsi1.1co. Md., Oct. :l.-Tl,e first racc, ons
laIie, WINS won by frankie H., Vuinllre SET
o,ld, ,tld Glntlstonu third. Time. l:4Ii.
The stconi raeu was won BY conlpenss.
tie,,, Uurrett second, and Ael1n tl,ir4. THUR,
:}:l5914. ,r..
Mile ant quarter: Wild Moor first, COL
Spragne secon1, Blue Lodge third. TINE,
3:l0t5.
Mills and hnlf: Spark first, Monitor SEQ
ond, Gov. Hampton third. Time, 3:i0t4.
Three-auarter mile heats: First heat, Litl!a
lButtcrcup tfrst, Bride Calke scconsa, Bob lid
dle thirlt. Time, .l:t7. Second ileat, nrlda
Cake first, Llttlo Bulsercrp secolitl, Bob Rfl::
u!e third. Time, .l:l7!9:, Ille Third lleat a!l
rslee WIS wan By Bride Cake. Tuit,, l:lNs
first, lngnmar spcnnh, Propl,ut third. Eary
in tt,e race Speculation brnke down, Kate
Long went wrong, md Mcdonald fell.
, 1881-10-22

lie viii. sr4tr If lie CAN.
WAsntS0rox, d. G., Oct. .l..-t;e',. Tyilcr
touy lad II long conference with 'residcnt
Arthur. The Interview WIS III relation to
tic tulkctl.of retirement from oi'lce. MI coli
ciusIan WIS reached, md the Interview Will
ba renewed tomorrow Or Monday. Judge
ryl,er tonight said that lio could nut prorer-
" Talk about wi,at toDk placa NHtlE tt!e Inat-
tur should he dei1nitly HuttleG. lie stated,
however, that lu lad not yet rendered his
resignation.
TfNElt Is MAKING 4 HARD FIGHT
to be exonerltctt FROM my completely In tho
stur-r0,lte frauds. ltn rlaced his side before
the President nltl Ills tcstlniuny was listened
to with p,tlenrc, frequent questions being
nskcd, which shows that tito President had
II pretty thorough knowledge Of tho star-
route affair. Tyner failed 10 get tho least
Indication If wlnt impression, liz llntl mallc.
liz IL to l,aye M interview tomorrow. There
hus been some effort totlay to enlIst tho Stal-
wnrt Senators III Tyner's interest," hut witt.
not much s,tcccss.. Ono of these Senators
said ttis evening tlMt '!e could SEQ mn
tlcr having had tile whole patronage OF tho
p0st-Ot1sce Department for the past year
without having been able
TO GET a SINGLE DELEGATE F0n GRANT
Into tho Chicago Convention. The Stnlwaris
owed iltu nothing except II little lip service.
''Tyner's friends say tint II Justice ls denied
him by tho President tl,nt Ito will demand IL
Congressional committee Ut Investigation III
casc of scnnvnl. They claim lle will be ablc
to prove TINT Postmaster General Key was not
tho tiGure-head lu was supposed tn be, ut
least rs fltr ~ the slnr-r0ute business WIS
enrnrDett md that fTVnrr u1,lilA moro thu
, 1881-10-22
OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. 2t.-rostmnsters
no,nInatc'l: Stephen W. lluys, Redwood
FaIts. MIMI; William +. Woods. Stans-
bury, Mo-; Cyrss W. Jamtsol, Memphis,
Mo-; Francis u. Phillips, rntssburg, Mo-;
Mathew W. Stafford, Joplin, Mo-; L. X.
Shiplcy, Springfield, No.; jac0b SteEnenger,
Jefferson City, Mo-; William II. SttLlwelt,
Humboldt, Tenn.; Henry +. Best, Tex
nrkana, Ark. George Z. Mckee, Jackson.
Miss.
CONFIRMED. -..
Alva s. Alexander, of Indiana, Fifth
Auditor of the rrcus,try.
postmasters: ". i: Alctnuglall'l. st. 1'e,
tarsburR, pn.; Archibald +. Coon, DuvlA
City, Neb.; oliver u. Temple, Knoxville,
Iciiit.; md larga number ut military ~,
polntlnents.. Including cadets. gradliatctl
FROM the in!lItnry scho9l !!!so ~ tilo prone 9,o
yartments ~ tho llno, except Lieuts. Onsted.
Tyler, and Tul'y.
, 1881-10-22
PREPARATION FOR IT'S PUBLICATION.
kpfet Il Qispdteh to The Ehle.tqo Tribune.

kotet.I Dtspdteh to The Chleioe Tribune.
Whs,t1SoroS. d, c.. Uct. al,-Referrlne to
tl,n latter of Mrs. i;nrtlrlt. ptlbltshed to,lny.
In Which slle suys that she tlcslrea TINT n ltfo
of the Int, President sllall III. written n geu-
t1c,nnu wllo llas charge Of Tim. f;nrlle]d's
literary ulrccts. win wns onu of Tia pres[-
dents nrnrcst frIu,,ts, n,ui who viii continue
IN In, nm nf Airs. f;urlieId's moxt cnufIdentlal
nyfscrs. sui,l tho othor .tay to n leading puh.
llshor. as llo sat IN tlle room in which greut
,no,,v nf lin t.1rtets of tho lntn rrcsidnnt
uro stored: .sLopk ut thoso boxes [point-
inr In n rrent nu,nber Of largo
inyaa suc,, M aro uscd hy
t.onrresstnt,n for lin hacking Of books.
"'ri,ev nr,, full nr lettcrs recafvel h,. finn.
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IN sor,v avarv onn m ~ % t',o % istt"rs inc,uded In
the III ] v"inminoIs corrnsnoutunee. @ m mn ] Ttese M. H.
sWofs afe not 'lially OF the1a III lettetpiess'
but they III o$!st III so'he iotn', c'taef III
rough TRAITS or III shoftE1aila notes. III booSs
, 1881-10-22
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.

PHILADELPHIA, !'M. Oct. 31.-A suit Was
eutereA louay by Patrick md llosanua
lsrud}, parents pf Annle y, Ilrady, killed by
Jumping trQpl tue window Of Randolph
Mills aurln9 thu !ato ttre III tllat p!nee,
I}alNages Ut $tt,0 ,0Q0 arc claimed. Tie do.
fuimlNiIl5 urn Cllarles II, i,autlenberK. oper-
aiur, aEu loseutt llaryoY. owner VI the i.t!l.
, 1881-10-22

t>Sr y. t.. Love, ri t;rcensl!lr. Miss. pub
lsl,ct. IL cttcf questioning tlle virtue Of Mr..
J.anIer's ys,,,1lg wife. With tE,te Mlsslsslp-
ran spirit l.auer sought ou' Love MID shot
him tjeatI
, 1881-10-22

Tltt: Marquis OF j.ornc Inns postponed Tho
Tine Of his departure from tile Dominion far
Eur]nn.l TIL the arrival nf Sir Patrick Mac.
I1pugaE, which il expected III tw" weeks.
MacIongatl will 1,n Acting Governor III tic
absence 0f tic Marquis.
, 1881-10-22

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. 21.-Gartield's hoay
will be re,loyed to,hhrrow fronl tic public
ynult in Like View Cclnetery, which ls ~
quirel far other pufposes. to tho finest pr pr
yate yan't III the gf0lllltls, there to Lellatat
until tho completion Of tho crypt whess -
will permanently reptse.
, 1881-10-22

SElNErAnr WlSmM callrtl oli tl,' tiest-
.lenl ycsler,lny In rcIntlun To his retirement
from tic Cnl,lnpt. lie snld afterwards tlsat
he dill not know wl,c,, he wnnl'l bc relieved.
but believed tint liz wdhl lnfnre tue Glrc-
tim OF United Stairs Senator for Altnncso'.
, 1881-10-22

Tilt; French anil t;ert1ta1, visitors wlll bc
entertained ut n grand banquet at Nnf'nlty,s >
lEotal, Washington, Monday night. secr'-
,ary l.Ialuc has given nr'tGrs for scnts for:au
guests. Tie entertainment. II Il thought,
will he ,!,e nUsi magnificent ever given n,
The Sultutlal Capttul.
, 1881-10-22
THE STATE CAPITAL,

sptElal UltpattA % 1hs Chteaeo 1F16uHs'
hrl.lNnFIEIp, ILL.,. Oct. 2!.-The sec1el1n y
ut State todny tss,,ed ltcunse to oTEah'10S - -
thu Chirago Srrall Heating Company, :, ~
Hhfcagu; rnpftAl, Slh00o; eorpoEatoi;, ~. ~
WhGulur, Theodore 6llelden. al!d L. W. 'A''4
strong, ;. u,t nv
4 certificate OF organization was tle,! y, y
tlle Lincoln Club, Ut Chicago, orgaIlxeua, ~.
social purpt&suH; g1rj,Grnt0rs. J. r. !!u,.s"''
T.. Wachsulltth, William LeUb, mid otne'''
, 1881-10-22
LOVE LIES BLEEDING.

tiIEEAv1....k, Miss. Oct a!.-D !. '.o',;
who III publication tmpeac!lsd tle ylfius ~ "
. YOUNG Iady. wl4 l'a! lust nlarr1'eda ar1''ta I'll; ii,
l.anler " West l'otut, Miss., was kll!sa W.
morning by l.anisr.