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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

The remains Of President Garfield were
laid to rest il Lake View cemetery ct Cleye-
land, Ohio, on Monday. The funeral was
attended by thousands and the ceremonies
throughout we're most impressive. Business
was suspended everywhere and the Nation
from one end to the other, was in mourning.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

The first appointment made by President
Arthur was that continuing Rear-Admiral
Nichols as acting Secretary of the Navy.
This appointment was the last official act Of
President Garfield before leaving the White
House for the depot the morning Of the as
aaaainatinn
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

NEITHER Emperor William nor Bismarck
has found time to send personal dispatches
of coincidence to Mrs. Garfield or to express
sympathy with the United States over the
severe Affections which has befallen them.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

CHESTER A. ARTHUR was sworn in as Pres
the death Of President Garfield. The oath
was taken before the Judges Of the Supreme
court of New York in New York city.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

PRESIDENT ARTHuR has issued a proclama-
ton converting the Senate in extraordinary
session on the 10th inst.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

THREE masked men boarded a train on the
Iron Mountain Railroad, on the 23d, and
robbed the passengers Of $50, 900.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

GARFIELD funds Of every conceivable kind
nave been started. The monument fund is
already under good Roadway.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

EIGHTY thousand people viewed the re-
mains Of the President in the rotunda Of the
capital on Thursday.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28
ssday, September 90, 1881

THE most surprising thing Of all is tia
Guiteau still lives.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

THE election for Delegate to Congress from
Alaska took place on the 5th inst, and re-
suited in the election Of Col. III. d. Ball, late
Collector Of Customs, by four-ffths majority.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

WE admire the conduct Of President
Arthur for the past three months and only
wish that his future actions will be as worthy
of praise.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

T. 2. McELRAITH, Receiver of the Land
Office at Miles City, has been arrested for
embezzlement. After an examination he
was bound over il the sum of 81, 600.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28

Now the country is ia danger. An extra
session of Congress has been called.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-09-28
MONTANA MATTERS.

Helena has a Sunday school class consist
ing of seven Cinnamon.
The two prisoners who recently escaped
from the penitentiary are still at large.
, 1881-07-22

NEW YORK CITY.
Epfetal Qtspuleh to Thu Cttfaeo 7r{bvns.

NEw YouK, July 2l.-This Inns bcen nh
ullc0Mf0rtably hot .lay. rlso aIr WIS vrsy
Oppressive throughout the forenoon, md aIi
whose occupations permitted all escaps from
business duties tlcl to resorts wliero they
could breathe thu salt breezes and plunge
Into or watch the tossing waves. Any ore
w'.o was rush onougl, to reMain, for n,,y
longta Of time III the Sun suffered tor t.Is
folly, for ho Ind t0 endure y temperature Of
133 degrees, Ia whlcl! hight tile xun droya the
mercury Mt II o'clock lii thu na0rnIng, In tho
sl,allo 1t was III .logreos ut that hour.
4 hreczs sthrtud ut II pauo OF nIne mlcs m hour
at o'e!ock In tho tuurnlmx, gradually Increased!
a. tho tlny proYrcasUd, anu 1T p'clock VIVA bluw-
Ing 1t tlO tIltu OF Diuhttutl miles an hour. Vls
contributed u 2uti!G utKreb to rtsslur tho heat
lcss unbuar.ble. Tho ChanKu trIi tho ploassu Ut
weather uf TteatIAy iEnA attributed by tho oh
Rrrsnr ut tho SlSflnt Service ll.rcau 10 an0thor
nr those Lieut. WArpa ftU1 thu west which
have rendered Aubens,lhly hut tho localities to
Whsll l,.ssAKn l'y tnIt II niw ~ HnprcWaUlitcdly
TIE tie % 'naxt e. tae observer with prediction that
thu liidlc1Hon3 at tanl give lrtnlsD nj H. Kronier
degree Ut bout .in'morrnw, Tho record during
tue a5tefsIti0n aud evoniux WnH ~ follnWa. li:6
u ILL.,, Mi y p in.s VII up. nl., ~; midnight, a9s
s!yuraKo TOR the tiNy, inl5; average for eorres
eponuiN& uAy laat yc,ls, iUh. .'7 -
, 1881-07-22
THURSDAY.
CHICAGO,


Chicago llas boen enjoying Vennor's
weather with Il vsugeaiGU lutlns tho ,,ast
forty-eight hours With occnslunnl Inter
ruptlul,s, she may utmost le salt to lmye ex-
perlenccd ono CONSTANT succession of:thln-
der, lightning, aud. .,ra!ll. rlu llryt-ule1l-
TONED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l0udaf III ftH tletona-
tions than wns agreeable to the aar Ut thH nv
erage llstoNur; tile; eccana, ,n1rs. Vivid anil
alsaru,' and, the tlAslcs less. separated
by intervals Of :. ttme,, ,>tl,an : during
any slMtlar display for :, solpe time
past; md ~.as for thu = spi,,, !, ono
might easily have i,uuginetl It varltable and
oil too plentiful shower Ut plte'lf1rks, sent
to rlaEuo the earth aNa the snhaPlta.Ats
thersof. 't' tt14
Thursdays ssorrn--for it has now bscon,o
n necessary to chronicle ut least ono IT. these
weather crupttons' q, taY-sot in about>,a
u'clock Yesterday morning, Md iaste,l until
tAr after daybrcak. The thunVer roarcd, tho
lightning played with ono almost c0ntlnpo.Is
and fiercsly vivid llash, a,,u the windows Of
heaven seemed ta hayo all"bsoil opened
about oia and tle'i salla ttpu8,. to
discharge their surplus Z :laolsturee..ou
t!le already soakad a,.d nius|,y -~eaftJ,.
Tho climax OF tho sGrala electric lisp!ay,
however, did mot c0Ae Of until tAb0lt u
k'elek III tue morning, NAen the eastern
lleayells wore lit up with one pEI(ljqnt' eheat
VI. lightning, tbs ttaahes BucceedtpR 4aacll
other With speb rauldIty as to 1aRkeethenl
practically ono grand plece OF electrlca!
pyrottrl,nlcs,. as beautiful as 1t Was aw(ully
The day witnessed q letup iii tha play Of
the meteorological .elaluents, but
= IN THE EVENING
1hey returned tothetg work aKaln, refreshed,
, 1881-07-22
FIRE RECORD.

49, - CHICAGO. ...
The alarm of ilro aboilt o'clock Inst night
rom Box 755, located Mt tho corner ot North
6tate apd Ktnzla streots, Wns turllMl III upon
the discovery. Ut n 1arEe volume Of smoko
issuing from the secol,tl-story windows oflhe
tWo-story and bttsunioht brick building No
2sl kiMziu struot, owned by Ttoalas Brook
Fuller, OF Toronto, who IL represented a
Chicago ly Walter Nlnttocks, attorney, aaa
ocouplsd BY MuNell u Crouch, n!akcrs Of
i9i1ts a%tnnEs waKocovotS1: a!'a tr,ys1 w9 a
ts 1ol osKnss sts tue 1e1GIs bsxe tue ni f'sa susd q
such hoalw4y that tonKuasef iiatuo burst troa
tho upper Windows. b0th at tho front and tsaf
of the building. Considerable alarni wv Sess. g.
ticsghborhooh, Ne tho storo ~ question stDod LA y
tho Gontso Of long roy Of hni!dlnEs ana ,ss ias
poss!nittea of ssry disastrous, S9lsS,sssa q s1ass
howcyaE, whom The engines had goa well oo9ss e
ration, tho loss. particularly on tho ,sS.i stSsi
s s.t|ma,ea ID 81 at' los! s''yx ( .soat s Gsa s
including. tho obstruction Ut tlyo canvass.sss.' ~.
ing nlnchlnes. Tine cho,ccst pArt Of b. t!osi,
sery es sSS9r IT, sesi sa es s assnx ssy Y s @
tho firm loses tta best gools Ths cntsro ~ ". x.
Insurance being plaSs1 by Mnoro J%s, ',s ,e.es ae
$I,WDi Insurance not Kaowii. . The eaues Of ,as
blaze II solnclhlng that 10 not knoHn; Ine ais
man to see tho smoke wns Mr. J. X. e Es!as, 4 T.
No. 20. the storo noxt toward the hes,,s!at IT,
ana oa ibe second tioor where 1oth!ng s!it: l.1,.
fsoin ttoss q GeNeli ttreaoh, 10 ba!eI! <. e,
carod asphYxfatlon. AccnrIlnKto bis story l1s
tlrv startud in BicSeia's uiIlng raotn. IA ,,,,
bson II ths establishment when tae - b}sds 4.
atnrtod. Wednesday afternoon CoI1staplc ~
, 1881-07-22
A VALUABLE. GIFT,

6pfttas Correspondence a. 1As CAfcdao 1ttbuHt.
', PAINS, ILL.,, July so.-ntaokh,.ta ualyersIty, at
Carlauviile, this ststo bus tust received naAK~
ttQcent donauou in tho shap0 OF the splendid
cabinet OF Dr.. JuIIus 3. Taylor, OF KaRkakee,
III. This cabinet II the work during ,uoro than
forty years Vt ono Of the most studous and ac~
euFate scfentlsts. Dr.. Taylor hImself, who haE
spent thousands Ut dollars In its oollaotou. >
Ths Doctors, private building, which ha had
erected espaola!iy'to tor. thls cabinet, cost $500,
a!sa tho eolcStson covers Tho Whole OF, Goo!og.o
history; ana IN nlnaFalnxy and paloQa tolu1y
Is peculiarly ROB-: Ths saurlan ikelcton, Tho
collection at apolont teeth OF elephants exeels alt
other like collections ln'she United Bsstos.s -
. Dr.. Taylor bad AattaFiuK oyaFturcs from tho
academy Of Bo!ouees In Haris, from tho Smith,
soplan Institute at Washington CITY, and from
Hayward, hut deeldet tn c0qter tho, groat oona-
tt.pf BIZ collection upon ~ institution OF hta
a4optcd state Ut lllsnDts, aud AMs choson black.
path un,xers!ty as a Tho depps,tofy q h!s nag;
oppls!s lefrpIa0 pt Dr, TAylors xtft. teloxfaph::
th9 cabinet. aud two eat> o44s urs&y4d " CAElln.
VILE Inst wook. and thn work VI puttlug up tho
, 1881-07-22
CROPS



.spfetas ,Dispatea 10 Tho cattaoo Tstbant.
S0uTlt ELolN, Ill, July Give Ind q
heavy shower yestorday, wilt, d considerable
amount. Of wind, md ulucll thunder .u,,tl
lightalnv. This h. uniuokIty, another hIt,tlr.,nce
to hayllg, and has dono injury to the onts~ by
blowing down q.l'tc-bndly tnnny pieces, an!t, Us
spfelat Dlanatch to it's Ch,eaeo Tribune.
DECATUR. ILL.,, July a1.-'fho ont hnrvcst hero
this 6cafon Is tho targost known for yUhr9. It
thut appeared too lnto. Winter wheat turns out
hetter than was expected, tho Average being
ab9nt twolSe bushels to tho ncro. Corn louka
we'll: Nospr.nR wheat. Winter wheat sella hure
9or S!.io. while corn for 10, and oats for 70 and
Spssa! Uispatea to TIA ohseaoo 1+tbuns. :,
PAXTON. ILL.,, July 2i.-C0nsidarnbio damage
has 6een Inflicted by tho nrlny-w0rm in this VI.
enlty latoly. y hns only worked on the oats 50
Their work Is scattering 9enorally. Tho tarm.
prs hAvo hopes that they will ot attack The corn.
8pAtt.. nspateh to 1'hs Chteaeo Irt1uns.
GlLAAN, ILL.,, July. .l.-Tho so-calIad army
ncltis IT this Vicinity. though It. has doeu lttie
dninAK0 ns set, and as tho urnp Is !cady for har'
vost, tho farhlors will SOON havo 1t out Of dun.
H0r. The aenB0n thus far has been most fltvor,l-
bse and tho cor1.urop promises to he as large as
sp.stai bispasea to III cateaao tribune. s.
CLIFTON, H., July :l.-The raid Of tho army.
worui In thth t1rotuotsj anl adJttnnY countlos IL
tho all. aIsorh.ng topic tn tho farming and bust.
we'll. ID particularly unfortunate. First the tlry
weather liRhtenetI. It considerably. and now
comos the worm to take ahout eYary third ngia,
wct harvest. Corii looks wsil. Old eata nearly
, 1881-07-22
THE NEW. COMET.

II VIII 10 Named After tho Young Man
nj Ann Arbof, as IL Ix n New Acqtalnt.
nnco in Our Systein-lt Will Arrive in
Our Sky In a Few Woeks and he on
General E1lsibitfor.
Special DlspaseA to 1hs cAteaao Tribune.
DosroN, July ,2l.-Ofllclal announcement
Is made hero, ,tl.r0ugI. clrculnr issued
under the sanction Of Prof. 4. q. Pickering,
Uhiut Of tlla corns Of observers ut the 1lnt.
vanl. University Observatory, Of. the,
elements and epllenloria, Ut tho last-4ls-
covurel cOtIIDtout~, which IL entitled, by
tho c!r9uiar, "SuhMberle's comat OF 1881" Tho
calculation haa., beou p Halo hy Nj. B.. G,
thander, Jr., from local observations for tho
determination 1.-THE orbit lilo has tnken tho
Harvard Observatory positions OF July 10 aud
", Joined with the Ann'Arbor posltious Of July
IL tho tattor ,boing Furnished by. Prof, II. ".
1larrIugton, Ut tt4o Ann Arbor Observatory,
correcting. for parallax mud alteration. by
means OF 4 proltta!uary orbit,
q Tho comat !s yery rapidly iuoreastng In bright.
ness, and will continue to do 90 Tor about /
mouth. A. 1t ii num almost Visible tn thu uakod
oyo, aud on aug, Fl IT, viii bo 4ully tweuty-
Avs slmes as btllltaut ~ when ht4t d!seoyefpd,
there 10 every. Indication that 1t viii hocoma q
conspicuous aud 1btercsslne object Duslnsthe
last wook Ia August It Wsll rap,dly diminish In
btghtRoss. The comet will he nearest tha eafih
spssisE rescmbI4Soo 10 thss et S';ss ~ saoss 10
'S se.st.. Di,sq|fs 4 p. esis:se r*a.stiH X
Of 10 Ctnolnnali 0bsorvatoly. snd his III |sishs
aso daveilnx I'll lhvstt4GlS nsirs 70 sss
etrsnasr,' aud my Tho oon}et WI! bN ia III peri.
y assu Ga ajsy ASs i shs
1s ssfa i M MXp FFega
NJ 1fftr
, 1881-07-22
Great Destruction Of Property and
Crops In the State Of
Wisconsin.
a Lamp at Elkhnrt, InA., Lighted by
tho Lightning without Hurt.
Ing Anybody.
Vigorous Manifestations Of Elemental
Wrnth in Chicago.
Lively Times on Telephone and Telegraph
switoA- Boards.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.


sptttdt Dtspdtth to The Chicago TrltMne.
ELKltAur, Ind, July al.-l.ast night was
by far tho most severe Elkhart ever cxpg-
ricnced iii the way of lightning, rnlt,, and
thlntler, which continued Utmost all night
long, md tho heavens ln0ketl rs II ablnze.
People were llalf crazctl. Every thunder
shock seemed to tear The cartl, loose. Tlo
tla,nuEc done to property throughout this
vicinity viii aggregate large amount. Tho
most ,tan,ngo to ono place was tho burning nf
straw noard ,nil, which was struck by lightning
ana aa sff 1 me- 4ao sss noats @ If
tie ,os, b't itoo y H. r. ySs ,tnknn;
soothuf M s1o ry * otce SI ING mr. 1uh %
wGs sitting on ono sldo Of window md her iwo
children OIL tho Uthcr tn tho t1nrk. 4 tHrrlblB
tlash of lightning came, and ID tnoir great .ns-
.tonishment , lighted their iamp, which was @ s!t-
dren. Mono uf thom wcrc tnjurr.t. itepOrts nrc
beng received hero Tonight from, the farming
country, which was n eilttorur By tho tcrr'blu
,AtQru.
, 1881-07-22
CASII.
D.. ..... - :. CASH. . ...sf' -; j. -
FIGURES Al 70 HOW MUCH OF IT In USED.

FIGURES Al 70 HOW MUCH OF IT In USED.
sptctat DttpaseA to Tha Chieupo Tribune
WASHINGTON, y. Co. July 2l.-Seycral
weeks ago Controller Knox sent ollt to tho
National banks a circular requesting reports
Showing the proportions of checks, certill-
Gates, currency coin, ETC., In tic receipts
a1ld payments Of June no., To-day l1r. Knox
sata TINT tho indications are that nearly, II
not quite, nil the banks will make tho re-
ports requested. A large number. OF reports
l,aye already. been received, and the clerks
aro buslly engaged Ia tabulatlug them, 1t ls
found TINT tho returns IN, rugard 10 receipts
arc very full :. and. +. satisfactory, and those
in regard to payments fully so
Ths Controller said that hu would
Issue . now and modified circular soon, asking
tor reports covering tho business Of two or three
days In Septe'nbGr. Whom thesB aro recelvel
Alr. Knox GxpeGtA to be nblc to compile sons
statis.ios s!t wfigh w' b. q g.eat !ntsrsst AID
monte were over hororo satherod and compiled.
1xcrpt once. and tans1 soro very Imperfect,
having been collected by u bunker In Lon.lon,
whose opportunities wcre. ut cuurse, limited.
, 1881-07-22
WASHINGTON.
What the Authorities Expect to
% with sitting.Bull.
Controller Knox's, Effort to Find Out
How Much Currency Is Used.
ltllsu;reser-Expsrts-asld. IN Tho Atts-Eassa
- g., Postal Honey.0flcrs.

- -...-... =. -. =
INTERVIEW WRIT ls01.EIrr LINCOLN.
-, apse"' Df'Fdseh to The thttteo Tribune.
WAattlN0TDs, j. e.. Jnly ai.-"Whnt will
Snll 10 With Sltting-lsill, now TINT yuti ltavo
hiMM ~ was askcu Of Secrutary Lincoln this
afternoon.
r.. uI a,,unnso ,vo ,},,,, .,,,sn,, xr ,,,,,,, .,,
l,n'o NJ tho other Sioux prisoners who huvO
surrendered during Tic Inst two or three
,.anr. l. 49,. nav ''' wv" Va ''@o
,5gEss. ,-...
i I WWllut )lNr0 yOtt tlnno T1tll them ~
, AtAVrlI ,vn t,nvn {t1at t,rnnh tl,n,,, o,.or T.,
, 1881-07-22
A MINE DISASTER.

DEApwooD, u. T.. juty:l.-,rte omn cnt
Of the Caledonia. Aiins ut Tcrrorylle cayro II, !,
last night, btirytDg seven miners. William
Gilc, Daniel Cameron, and Andrew Larson
worn taken out aliyc. John Costello, .Jarss
ltuaclt. Pat Hawkins mud l.. Il. IInulj0n9 9ss ass
.tplosed to bo killed. \ iln,tn apsolnl sass s,r
honoii y known 70 te tiGntl, though Bis bodyjj;
Dcsa,ct sltnp. wla instantly killed BY sts ~ ~
on which tic ws s;andIrr. near tic shut rtyIss
way, prcctpftMtlllR him :yJ feet. s'Nt
-DEAnWooD, D. r., July 2l.-'rhc i,Sdv n,
JOln lsnacli, ono Of tllc ri,fortunate CaIs,
tlOtlin llt1IicrH. was Uxtr1cteil from tho slids
this nfterrnou. 4 Earge rorcu "a at wurk, snd i
tsoxpe9seA that tho bud'cs ot 0thers Will b ~
tGycrCtl By morning. 'e"
, 1881-07-22

MADISON, Wis, July aI.--One OF tho hcay-
lest stor,us Of rain thai, over vlsttu.l thls scc-
ton OF tho State bega,, hero lust night nbout
10 O'Clock, and lnatet until this nornlng. Itnin
fell III pcrfoot torrents nt night lotiE, mud tho
honycns werc perfect 9nrc Of ltHhtnug. Tho
sialnngo beyond ripping lip tic shingles on tho
rpQf. :. -
, 1881-07-22

FARGO. Dnk., July gl.-lseturns from North-
ern Minnesota represent the wheat prospect
MS quito i!atterlng. This ytold will ba ut least
n full average. Throughout tho Red River
largest ind boat crop ot Wheat that has. over
been harvested. Tho grain ia In tho condition,
md thera II plenty Of 1t, The harvest will begin
in tho course Of two or thrcc Weckss Tho to-
p0rta ul deprodattous by tho grnsshoppers Ia thla
region mud Stlnnesota &ro without truth. Thore
IL no plague Of VrasahoPporB; aud no fear or
prospect OF Qny: !" - --.- -, go.
, 1881-07-22
CIV1L-SERV1CE REFORM.

4 Tvo-Co1nnan Lptter from Senator
Dnwcs on i1tp SubjGet-An Elltstrn-
tfon OF tho Evils Surrounding tho I,is-
prnslnE OF Onicca-Esropos!tiott to Sup-
press tho prese,it Mode Of Onlccsook-
Ing 81,
, special Ds.pa.eA TO 7As cateapo 7stbuns
/, DosroS, july Ex-senator Dawes l,,ts writ
ich 1t two-colnmn letter Oh tito question Of
Civil Survtcc.,. Ono great obstacle to Civil
Service reform, ho saya, ls too much temper
md too inany opinions. Tlto two classes OF
reform atlyucatcs-tilos0 whose knowledge Is
entirely theoretfe Or those who nre entirely
pr,.cttcal-inv0 hitherto spent i,tOst of their
strength In abusing each other, md It Is
tl,le they tried t0 work together, taking ono
abuse ata time, and agreeing upon n conl-
mon ground Of dealing with It. The worst
pl,asu Of tho present evil, and the ono calling
l0Mdest for change Mt the present moment, is
Congressional! participation ii, appoint
n,allts to Office, No ono can over
estimate the extent of this participation
orll,easurc thu maltgn Influences which flow
from 1t. 1t Inns colne to 10 tho most exuctlng
of all the lnb0rs Of the nyernge Congressman.
1t permits him ho rrst and Recognizes no
paramount duty. It calls him up III tho
morning and follows him to bed at night. It
comes to him lit, the language Of entreaty, Of
request, Of command, a1ld Ut threat, 1t Is n
work which, once entered upon, Is never
finished. It must be done over and over
again, and Is never don't rightly. 1t brings
no reward but disappointment, bitterness,
jealousy. eurslngs, md hate. It weakens
the Congressman a,ltonR the very men
whom lie serves, making ten clielillrs
for ovcry friend, 1t destroys his independence
and makes him a slnvc. It 1tsuborlnatcs tho
duties Of the LEGISLATOR to ttti distribution tf
vson or tho 'iss Il can po nsea
rups ana 10 ofloe, anu ID usea 70 warp sho !uus-
.nens ano bltnd tno eyes OF tno Hepresohtatitca.
Mr. Dawes says that 50 lmportunate arc tho Of
mnr. the ycrr % div @ tba presi,,ent WAS amt set an
,a".ss 'su W. uas ~ wan sa.e, sas
to "'S renow ne 49, his s' importanitS % Tho sonator
thinks .. that 1.-The rrosIuent has snoour-
so1no sonKteasmen nave nopca TO gam slfehgth
ny IT nat that tho main support OF Congress
selves. Tho Idea ID Uo1,tariotis, ana nothtr0 hny
been done to check It at homo.
Me tli,,strates ts paint by sving the sase SE q
npon tho young man wont to WORK getting lct.
'ss s u; So H% ssRsS sssna oss
SrokersS Ths Goasrsssn HsS lid wsas II no could. ]
resut na Is shas nna tho yu,R pHa,soa man hs
boen so,irca and unflttuJ Tor : any
huslncss, And this hcoauso sumo one who should
bo in OlTecseckor, NT
After sotlin9 forth ths curse Of o,cesechlnr
DaSGs presents n rotnody, wGiict, Is, that tho
Trcsiiet1t issue two briof orrSrss II. No man
Will be appointed To any otlIoo willis hu il ia
nny ofiIcn who tirir,ns. i1nAsknt1 for IL t1n in.
poTntinn puwor.' tho roct,IntnnpHat,on ~ ntiv
Congrcss,ilar." > Iii. DIVES. says, however,
that tho prcslrnt cannot. stand iipoti
o{liisoseekess: eaeh Daokoa y txenty Or EaSre
, 1881-07-22

Special Correspondence u 1hs tNteaoo Tribune,
LINCOLN, Neb, July a0.-lt is reported
that grasshoppers III considerable numbers
have been discovered oil tha plains OF NORTH
crn Dakota, and 1t ls fool!sl!ly appretlended
BY sou,a that they vii, visit Nobraska, Such m
event, however, is hardly prohable, and, even It
they did, crops nFo 10 fur advanced thAt no NAuv
aye would ID a0le. According to tho hollest bs,-
llUf OF eyory Intelligent Nubraskal, graxahoppor
Fayaxes as0 things vt tho paat in t6i1 1tate.
, 1881-07-22

WHITEHALL, n. T., July al.-The n!gh.
express from New York over tho Delawars
s; Hudson Canal Cu,upany's l,allroatl struck
" rock ncar Dresden. The engineer, Charles
Carswet, wns natuntly killed. aud tho fieemaa
Injured. M passengers were hlrt. Tho nna
wis blocked for sev1n ht1ura. .'rwtI passeneet,,
l.. Gittesuu,, Or Iiluxundrln. Ont. wers cut bJ
glass uni! hrliEscd Tho express, blgyaRc, I'd
smoking cars lolt tho truck.
, 1881-07-22

Nsw Youx, 5uiy si,-Arrlvea, the Algeria,
from Liverpool: ~ ~,
from Hamburg. and tho t'axon Monarch, from
,oykE;ksr2ws. ~. July sl.-AErtved, the GsllIs,
:. .Loapox. July sL-Ths Tunaufla, iron, New
York. h4s ssrtYea o1!. -:
bsluxs tho ENGLISH mall tor AUSTRALIA,
, 1881-07-22
FALL FROM 4 snor-rowEn.

y ". louls, Mo-. Jnty 2l.-A mnst horrb1,
acct,lent occurred at tho s,lot-towcr eorpe,
OF Muin n1,d' Bates streots ills Afternoon,
There Is I'LL elevator Oh tllo outside Of lha
tower. Used tU tnku fuel md pfs-lea,! to IN
t!rlppetl dawn through tho colltrtyance Il,
1nMk!ng shot. lt0nry UBokhuqnar ascan'ied In
clevAtur this Afteruuun u, II hight Ut Id teti.
ntlu while ht wns removing s0tsIu lend to ths
rylnK I1eokhnc,trr. the tcntl, and tho fuel dun
~ Il tnuss tOxettor. mud with Il terrible cfa,S,
Every bone u sho nuns lotiy. WIS brakcn, I'D
h!s ronlMtns bad 70 l'n up In pleccs lhey
b0inR torn altuost Into ahreds.
, 1881-07-22

= Special phpateh to Tbs chtedGo TreuH@ =,
;, QIEvR1iAND, O., July al.-The cle'e.a .ss
Nut Works. on Scranton avenue, was Nv
scepc Of disastrous contlagratlon tl''s eses vi.
lug. The lire stnrtat In tho garrett aa ans1 E1
tlIlsetl BY spontaneous ro1nbllston .at II.
spreaA throughout tho building, and 93sg.trMhntd
10 Spllowal MauhlaerJ, $A,uJ0, bultlu4' fisSs 9 III
etook. 35.0M. Tho property Is 9wneGa y! III
Union Nut Company, Of UnionTi!'e, Cono''
IL Insured In Eastorn companies. .,,nn, oa
. LAwBon & Scsalons' loss ls stated ut $sat''' W.
machinery and $4,000 Oh building