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71E HEROIC WIDOW
.,ss7 The SMALL COMFORTS
LII. praise aud SynpAthy-Shs Bears
~ w." n.,,,m,at BrWsly, and ua'
)" ,,Is,Al, Hopes that Her 10" will
b. the SatIOn'' GAlH'

~ I,, p[,, ,[g, september 27.-I have spent
l.l5.san o.,ant hours in.this city, before and
la' a toncrlI obsequies in minglIng
~ W. w. intimate personal friends OF the
% il,p...i'Iept; D' @ and this morning it was
" I' .,i.,. e, have an interesting con.
y p,,'i ~, with his dear wife. cannot, Of
~f''y" E.r, ,ptakoi all she said, but could
a'Te, ,., 4 t.,.l gratiiicd at the exhibition Of
M'., M',ol,i.bnc.s with which She alluded
-! . "', ,rat bereavement, and the hope
Vs. .5s ,yprcsscl that her unspeakable
'i,a rnn5J he the Nations gain.
sE,. 'J bcrn touched more than words
4s All ny what has taken place in our
a. G"5 W" and in all lands since the wound
.Idpath oihcr great husband. There
" t.,n,y in Mrs, GarGeld's face and in
',nD,,ion oi her tender yet heroic
@ N h, talked in her sublued yet calm
,b,tva, most impressive, She said
,,,,Ea friend. Of her husband would al'
h, welcome to her home. 1t is evil
!" ,J,, Me has resumed all the native
.sb oi her character, and that she
WI w.. n con.ccrutc her life to raising her
.selrn @ in a way that will make them
--1rrof thtnamc they bear.
TSile talked with her Generals Sher-
.,,,J Hancock were announced. She
..-,,.l,hem with cordiality inherIulet
'.Iioe,rc way and | am sure she deep
+ -.,a,ciatel the coming Of General Han
'S,twCleycIand, and this personal re-
~.,ohcr q. the widow Of Ills competi'
wathc presidential contest.
Re- fine way, General Hancock has won
,b,b Dacp in the respect OF the whole
,oole lar his conduct since the presiden-
5l,eclion. They do not forget that he
v,o,nthc inauguration and that he came
l.rr and they cannot help contrasting it
Nm the absence OF another eminent man
hun whom they lad right to expect
m,,b On both occasions, noticed Gem
MI Hancock putting his hand tenderly
cAe head OF little Irwin Garfield as he
soa on the floor, and speaking u word Of
mi rhccfas he stroied his hair.
General sherman had Il warm shake OF
a,land and a kind word for everybody
h lbe house, and | am sure the whole
kou.chod will always remember the
rtuly old warrior with the kindest oi
lslings for this visit.
This evening go to Mentor with DR..
Robson the near ncighbor and friend oil
General Garfield, for Il nights visit. G.
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armnnlhr at,herempernnee reople.

IlNEw YoRE, September 27.-The man.
ayers Of the National Temperance ,sqplety
adopted resolutions lamenting tho death
ol President Garfield, and sympathising
with the mother, wife and children, The
resolutions also recite, I'VE profoundly
regret the nntimely removal Of
tie Chief Executive, who among
other excellent qualities Tor high trust Il
understood during his brief occupation Of
the White House prior to the great shocl!
Of his assaslDation 70 have respected and
pefpetuated rare aud praise-wufthy prere-
dent Oi his Immediate predecessor, BY pro
yiding no wine or plhet Intoxicating bevet
! Iaga n dlspenslne Ihe Hospitality IAeEelh
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The deserted city.

CLEVELAND, September 27,-The city is
being rapidly &mpted Of the crowd of
strangers. The arches over the streets
along the route Of the march will be taken
down Mt once, but the pavilion and arches
in the park will be allowed to remain MS
long us they look well. The funeral car
has been hauled along side the pavilion
and rests there. The drapings on most OF
the buildings will be left to complete the
thirty days OF mourning. 4 report last
evening that all organized effort would be
made to steal GNrileld's remains caused
uncasiness and guard of soldiers were
sent to watch the vault, but noattempt was
made to disturb the body.
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The one Tousb ar Na,ns.

ST. JoiiSs N. F., September 27.-tjnmisl
taxable evidences Of regret for the death n
the President and sympathy with M.
Garfield were expressed yesterday M
MaIestys ships, Druid and Contest put ot,
mourning at : o'clock with stat and strlhel
ut hall mast. The public buildihci
mercantile establishments and shIbbiH3
generally were daped at noon. TbafjyiI,I
commenced firing minute guns Az 4
and continued till 1920, ''S ~ 49,
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NoIy war Probable.

TuNs, September 97,-several Tunisian
soldiers who Joined the Insurgents came
to Tunls recently in search ofammunition,
but escaped detection. They state that
different tribes have undertaken the de
fence OF various routes to Kairwan, and Il
hard pressed a general retreat into the So.
hara would take place. The question ol
the occupation Of Tunis would be decided
on the return OF ROustan. The probable
destruction OF the holy city OF Kairwauris,
greatly exciting the Moslem world, will
tend TO consolidate the Moslem antipathy
to Christian rule In North Africa and to
produce general revolt.
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WAsniSaroS, September 27.-Tiie Dat
section Of the funeral train which arrived
here at o'clock, was the same that bote
the remains Of the late President to oieye.
land. Only about twenty-five persons "a
turned on II, among them Secretaries t,ih.
coin, Hunt Window, Postmaster GetesaI
james and Attorney General MacVeieli
and their wives, Rear Admiral Rod sers1 IL.
Justice Strong, Of the Supreme Court Rev.
pr Power and wife, Chief Clerk Brown II
the state Department, and Charles Sweet
Of tie War Department; Steward Crntnnl
o. the Executive Mansion. Chief thslida
Waite left the train at HARRISBURG.
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LAND PIRATES,
Danger OF nm AttOmpt Being Made "a
Rescue Thom.

AE"tsHNs VS. "N HNNNtWPN ANoAuB IANuG 10
Rescue Thom.
81, Louis, September 27.-I.ast evening
Governor Crittenden received telegram
from independence stating that there was
danger Of mob breaking in the jail and
rcscuing the Texan robbers confined there,
and asking that repeating rifles and am.
munitiOn be sent out at once A dispatch
from Kansas City to the Associated Press,
received here al lao to-day, says Governor
Crittenden, accompanied by eight Mar.
shals, arrived at Independence this morn.
ing, and Is In attendance At the trial Of
Ryan, one Of the train robbers II Is the
opinion Of all that In the event Of Ryan's
conviction an attempt will be made to res.
Que him. A good deal Of excitement pre-
walls, The court room Is crowded and the
Atreets are lined with people from the no.
torious locality known as Crackics Neck,
who watch every movement Of the Mar.
shals with great interest a detachment
OF the Craig Rifles is in attendance, also
Captain Craig, Of the Police Commission Of
Kansas City, and should q rescue be at.
tempted, much bloodshed will be the re-
suit,
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T,onsynni Dld,enitlcs.

LoSnoS, September 27,-lt is believed
that the convention between Tranavaal
and England wilt he ratified under pro.
test, and an appeal will be made to Eng.
land for consideration on the contest.
Though the speeches in the Volksrood all
strongly oppose the convention, there Is
great anxiety to avoid dilemma. The
order TO stop the withdrawal OF the troops
has caused some excitement,
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PARIS, September 97,-An important en-
gagement took place at solurdan, south Of
susn, Tunis The Arabs admit the loss oi
l5O killed md many wounded. The French
loss Is unknown. Two important tribes
are willing to join in II holy war. Twenty
eight thousand troops embarked at Toulon
for Tunis.
Ata meeting Of seventeen Deputies Of
the extreme left ut Louis Blancs house II
was decided to issue manifesto pointing
out the gravity Of the state Of things in TIT
mis- aud urging the necessity of promptly
uonyOking the Chambers,
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fIostlies diving Themselves UP al the
Agencies for TrIai.

hOAtllHA NlVluk IHemseIVeA UP nj tie
Agencies for TrlaI.
CANP THOMAS, September 27.-Dispatcll
reports from Apache say that twenty.
five men, women aud children came from
the hostiles and surrendered They were
disarmed and placed under guard. Quite
II number Of hostile bucks came into the
reservation last night and gave themselves
up TO the military.
Later reports from Apache this evening
announce the surrender Of another batCtl
Of hoStiles numbering fotty.fve. sHlllater
adviCes from the agency say that the lig.
tiles who last week refused to surrender
have come In and have been confined by
the military. There are not thought to be
over tllirty.flve hostiles Of the entire NUN.
her but what are prisoners, and the scouts
OF Grapes company who fired on Cars
troops comprise about eleven Of them. The
outbreak, which at one time promised Ia
he serious, Is about over, The military
commission to try the mnrtleten will meet
here In few DAYS.
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CLEVELAND, September 27.--Gcneral w.
$. Hancock, accompanied by ex.Mnyor
Payne, called at the Plain Dealer office this
morning osee Mr.. Armstrong, As soon
Ms Il Yas noised about that the General
was In the Phin Dealer office, large crowd
assembled, and an impromptu reception
was held, There was no cheering OF bois.
terous demonstration. The General being
here solely TO attend the obseIuies Of the
President. declined any public reception.
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Mis-, GARFIELD
la,ta for Her Mentor Home-CroWd
sill View the CatafaIque.

ln,sa for Her Mentor IIOme-CroWdA
SHiIYlew the CatafaIque.
bWsiem Associated Press,
CLEVELAND, September 27.-NEs. Gar
teld, her children and grandma Garfield,
,romaanied by Private Secretary Brown,
Generals Swain and Rockwell and their
hiies were driven to the Union depot this
morning in close carriages, where n special
tain had been made up to take them to
Mentor The train consisted OF a baggage
dfand the elegant Pennsylvania coach
which brought the party from Washington.
They vendcd their way quietly through
hp crowds that thronged the depot and
entered the ear, soon after which Rll was
NSly to start. The ladies' were all heavily
YELLED, 50 that they escaped the curious
qRoi the crowds. A few minutes after
Il O'clock the train pulled up and started
ht Mentor just ahead Of the regular ac'
tOnmOdatOn train.
The crowds still linger about the park,
anl 50 many are continually passing
through the pavilion that n force Of police
VI necessary late tonight to prevent con
irion and guide the curious spectators In
Nne Although the body has been retnov
eltOtlleCemetey thousands OF people seen
nol to tire OF gazing on the spot where thu
fmAiR' lay and where most Of the tlorn
decorations, though somewhat witheret
hom the heat, are left. The electric, cal
cum and gas lights illuminate the scene to
AlghL tIle same as last night.
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RoME, September 27.-Canon Campbello,
ofthe Basilica, St. Peter, ,whorecently abjurcd
the Church Of Rome, Is about to publish
his autobiography, declaring that lie and Il
number Of other high eCclesiastiCs has
endeayored to bring about reform OF
Papacy and obtain d recognition Of the
right 0f the Catholic clergy and people to
vote at the election OF tile Pope, but the
policy OF Pope Leo XIV has caused him to
lose I'LL hope, Camphello has not been
appointed to any church ministration, but
has been entrusted with the direction Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Rome.
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THE SENATE
To be Organized with Deeeney and In
Order,

CHICAGO, September 27.-The Ini7
Oceans, Cleveland, special says; On their
Journey with the funeral train from Wash.
ington, Republican and Democratic Sena.
tons discussed the political situation fairly
and reached u plan to adjust matters sat
isfactorily in the Senate without wrangle
like that Of last spring, which would shock
the country and be unseemly. The ar
rangement was not to be binding on those
not present, but it is believed that nom
participants willaccept the plan. Edmunds
for the Republicans and Garland for the
Democrats were the Originators of the talk
and they notified their party friends by
mail and telegraph that caucuses would be
held October $, ut Washington, by their re-
spectiye parties and II the agreement was
carried ont u joint committee
OF five to arrange the details, The result
OF the agreement was that Anthony, or
some Republican selected by the Republi'
can caucus, should be made Acting Vice
President pro tem. OF the Senate without
dissent; that the Democrats name the Sec.
retaryof the Senate (Oilice now vacant and
retain the present Sergeant.at-Arms or
select his successor, thepresent committees
to he undisturbcd.
The Senate consists OF seventy-two mem
bers, thirty-seven Democrats and thirty
five Republicans, and Judge Davis, who
will act with the Republicans in the organ
ization OF the Senate, should harmoni1e
with the Executive. When the Senators
from New York and Rhode Island are
sworn in the Republicans will have ma.
jority. There would therefore be no reason
or advantage in taking advantage OF the
present situation.
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Govcrnor pllIsbury,s aerret,.

ST. Pau, September 97,-Gov pilisbury
to-day telegraphed his derlination to tlie
invitation to be present at Cleveland, "a
follows
land, Ohio: ''''''s' S''ss7
Your invitation was received. ] deeply
regret my inability to personally ioiti Il,
Ieposlting the precious remains In their
NY earthly resting place. feel the poverty
ol Language when 1 attempt to express AZ
grief Of the people Of Minnesota al the loss oi
t9e President Garfield. His death n Il
blow to his country, a bereavement 4,
every iamiIy in the land and q calamity 70
the civilized world. +
Us. PttisbunY.
SlnvnPnnr ~ Nftuaa,ist. /.
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CHICAGO, September 9L-Pink eye, tho
new and mysterious horse disease, /:
spreading in this city, 1t first made its ap
pearance here about ten days ago and has
spread so rapidly that nearly every large
stable in the city Is suffering from It's ruv
ages. Eight horses in tho fire department
are down with it. The Express Co.'s and
street cur lines all report animals suffering
from the complaint The disease frs
makes its appearance in running" at thu
eyes, the horse feels dumpish, and the let
swell. After few days, AZ n general thing
the horses recuperate, The disease otter
DrOve fatnl.
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The tonrrcs.IonsI TunernI Train.

lIARRHurRu, September 27.-.rhe section
train with the Congressman who attended
the funeral OF President Garfield arrived
here to-day, Some Senators and Repre-.
sentatlves went on TO Philadelphia and
New York. The remainder continued the
journey to Washington. The New Jersey
delegation In Congress will present medals
to tile crews OF trains that brought Presi.
dent Garfield TO Long Brunch, and carried
his body 70 Cleveland.
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BERLIN, September 91-The report that
Canon Ledochstki has resigned the Arch
bishopric OF Posen is received and believed
to be well founded. 1t Is understood that
Won SChloczer will remain ut Washington
for the present, and will only assume thC
post Of Prussian, and possibly, afterwards
the German Envoy to the Vatican after
the diet has voted the necessary grant
The Ministry begun the consideration q
the demands OF the Vatican this week. II
is stated that the will Of Emperor William
il now the chief obstacle to the radical
revision or abolition OF the May laws.
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Amirs m iFeianti,

LoSDoS, September 27,-A Dublin cor.
respondent says to attribute any national
signiflcanceto the Patnell demonstration on
Sunday is an absurd misrepresentation.
The correspondent remarks that there a
prospect Of splendid harvest, but lhe
general aspect Of the country "a such "a no
loyal man eau look upon without az
deepest concern,
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rmEGAnriELD MONUMENT.
The 20 mmlttcN's Address 10, the People
OF the United states.

CLEVELAND. O., September 27.-The Gar.
hd Monument Committee to-day Issued
aeoIoSing;
% Ar People Of he tnitd IStdtcH
The movement to secure funds for tile
eNtion Of d monument over the grave
d lames A. Garfield being responded to
lnm all sections Of the country-East,
Net, South and North--in order to make
aPopularand successful ii is desirable and
lbe Necessary for the citizens Of the
gSnetent States to Immediately organize.
ilne Committee hereby request all National
aaES, private bankers, savings banks
age"papers Y and postmasters to call atten.
uO1 70 the movement By posting notices
sla Otherwise to receive contributions, and
Ssht the same to the Second National
Ialk Of Cleveland, o., which has been
STsgnsted as u Treasury Of the fund; also,
%nShd the names and pOstOiliCe address Ol
y me contributors, These names will oil
z recorded in books that will he preserved
We monument. All contributions will
.ttcepted for by the Second National
ISlsned.l J. II. wAbE,
II. Il. PAYNE, Com.
IosEPt PERKINS,
49, j. H. RHODEs, Secretary,
20 Superior Street, Cleveland, D.
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vo,G,oyn celebration.

81. Louts, September 97-At a meeting
Of prominent citizens last evening, 1t was
resolved To commemorate the centennial
Of the surrender Of Yorktown on the. l2tli
ptox., and committees were appointed ana
4 programme arranged, consisting OF sl'
lutes, ilag display ,procession,o military, po
lice and civic societies, illuminations, 'nll
steal exercises and addresses.
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IToyy n Was settIe,I,

NtENpnls, September 27.-W. 7, llotcler
was shot and killed ut scaulans Landing,
Arkansas, twenty miles below this city,
last night, by Deputy sheriff Jere Ward,
The two men on Sunday quarrelIel nyet
business transactions. BOteler came tC
Memphis yesterday, and on his return home
last night as he stepped ashore from the
steamer, was shot down. by Ward.
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Iefssrson,s Granddaughter Visits the
white House.

wAsHiSorox, u, c. September 27.-
MIR. Maria Jetrencs Eppstine, grand
daughter Of Thomas Jefferson, visited the
White House this morning, and was shown
over the rooms She bud with her the ST.
yer medal voted 10 Jefferson by the Conti-
mental Congress for his services to liberty IN
drafting the Declaration Of independence.
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CLEVELAND, o., September 27.-Ntayot
IIerrick has received to-day great many
letters urging him to sec that Garheld's
body ia not stolen. To relieve apprehens-
ions II may be stated that 4 sufficient force
has been stationed at the cemetery TO pre-.
vent any possibility Of the disturbance Of
the remains,
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MICHIGAN srFfEngnS,
'aaAas for What iinS i,een Received
HOheJ ltupRfRllVatV Sn.Iad

ApVFHtNeIy Neeueus
'On llrEoS, September 27.-To he Peo-
rg he taaed States We are glad to an.
ao0lcc that We have all the clothing We
.,el' Bedding, underwear, provisions,
FaN and clover seed, tin.vare. table.
S' wv and money are ilnperatively
S.ss D0sse'' Qur cash receipts, up tU
n,g n ,oday, are $l2l,OOO. The do.
sSls N, S have been generous and timely
Its iSi.,eds needs are vast. The generosity Of tft
~ GSI'lcah lah people has inspired sufferers In
MI ustnel sl region with new hope, and
i5on.Il n.y., ilnl needs being supplied, are indus
"S'y engaged in building new homes
'1% ~ Sayo1qt Cities g&c United Suim
Dge will have $1,000 persons 10 hous,
S;S,. % Iced during the approachins
,I,au5. Is.eL. Grateful for the donation
ssay s'.aay made, ! am compelled In ask yor
nv. ti,i1,lhge systematically in your seyefa
sSIs Is' N thl' great work 6i charity. / chi
eogs, eg renew assurances that The sonifibu
i'm ro. syeeltd will he faithfully used, atif
Ss 'i I. .'39ntdent q that this appeal for aid vii
Eimed. T. n c,a,..,
- Mayor 81 poTt Huron,
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NOTES.

The members Of the Cabinet who re-
turned to-day called on President Arthur
during the afternoon, Secretary Hunt be.
ing the first aud Secretary Window the
last to do 30 They stayed but u short
time.
The President saw but few other visitors
today. Ex-Secretary boutwell, was with
lin halt an hour In the evening. lie de-
sCribes the President aS appearing much
iatigued and somewhat distressed by the
heat which has been excessive for several
days. Tie mnlarial symptoms felt a few
days ago have passed away.
Senator Jones, Of Nevada, will return
tomorrow, and Secretary Kirkwood will
reach here from Mansfield, with Mrs Kirk.
wood, In the morning.
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nl,,sr ,nd itn,eem1y War.

urtcA, N. Y, September 27-The Sec.
ond Assembly district convention met to.
day .and an anti-salwatt was elected
chairman. The Stalyarts representing the
town OF MARSHALL and the first and second
wards Of Rome, Immediately withdrew and
elected q COntestlng delegation TO the State
nohvnhiinn
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PlT7sRTRdli, September 27.-Tho tlIIo
River Commission, in session here today.
passed a resolution requesting the senals,'
and Congressman oiall the States MAJ, Z,
eu IN tne improvement Of the Ohio MI
70 meet III ihis city on October rs. lof AZ
RltPo9,e III h, o. inspecting the work on ibs
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wAsnlSuros, September 21.-The order
Of detailinsa a court martial to try Sergeant
Mason. who attempted to shoot Guiteatiy
and Which directed the court TO neet, ~
ihe Washington barracks tomorrow, has
been suspended for the present by General
Hancock.
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Tie proper Thlnsl

wlKEsHARRE, Pa, September 27.-The
Lu1ene County Republican Convention
adopted resolutions uniting in universal
sympathy toward the afflicted family ol
the late President, and pledged cordial
sympathy and support to President
Arthur.
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New YoRE, September 27.-George w.
Hunt, paying teller Of the Importers and
Traders Bank, has been arrested charged
with tile embezzlenent Of the funds Of the
institution. It's believed that the deialCa-
tiOn will not be less than twenty-five thou
snn1 lOllnfa
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Secretary Window is pleased with the
success Of his scheme 10 dispose oithe sur
plus revenue as It aecrues. He says that,
although, there was no apparent relief to
the money sltingency ID wal street BY
reason d the ppspbeteoi tue e9,OO0, ,0OO d
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BosoS, September 27.-of sixteen souls
on board tile ship Calcutta, from East In.
dies for Boston, and wrecked near East
London, only the mate, carpenter and one
seaman were saved. Five bodies were re-
cnVefed