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Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Murdered by Her HusbAnd,

Ga Wednesday evening white wo'
ID an went iHto John Demp's house in
ChecEeltown, Charlotte county, Va,
and asked to stay day or two. She
seemed TO have plenty of money.
Demp had only one good chamber in
the houGe, and told her she could 90
cupy that. He accordingly pu! her in
there, giving her a be by the side OF
his wifa's bed. Dsmp seeing that She
lad money, determined TO murder her
AMI last night he Crept into the room,
armed with an axe. ltssemed that his
wife and the other woman had changed
BIDS barring the night. Demp IL; to
the bed which he supposed the guest
occupied. He could only distinguish
the outlines Of the fgura, and he dealt
it two murderous blows with the axe.
TIE noise woke the sleeper in the 9th
er bed, and the man discovered by her
screams that he had murdered his wife.
Ho fed from the room, and, tJrtu-
nately for her safety, the other woman
suit,ed the house. Demp returned
late, carried the body OF his wife into a
clamp of woods near by, and buried 1t
by the light OF a torch. He then went
back, and was engaged in burning the
bed sheets when he was arrested.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
AQueer kind ofCOrpse.

A special despatch from haryville,
Mo-, says:
The village Of Fillmore, in Andrew
county, abouttwsnty five miles distant
from this city, was thrown into great
excitement to, day upon the exhumirE E
OF what was supposed to bs the remains
Of James RigEin, which had been in
TERED there a tew days before. In
consequence OF the supposed decayes
condition OF the remains tbs ooflla was
not opened at the time OF burial.
Riggip, who was ,pgaged to be mar
ried to a young lady of Andrew county
lett suddenly one day for the far West
but b fore leaving insured his life IL
favor of mis- aged mother. Hs purchased
a ticket for the Pacific coast and arrived
as tar on his Journey as North Platte
on the Unton Pacidc Railrosd, where,i
il alleged, he stepped from the train
epiered closet, drew u revolver and
put an end TO his life. His brOthsr-iD
law arrived Oh the scene, aud 1t !;
claimed, took ohar1e Of the body, gath
cred together the effects Of James RiE
in, enclosed the body in a cotin snc
/ shiIvtd ths etiNcts and remains bJ
way OF st. joseph to his mother at Plll
more, wheru the coffin was int4rre;
amid the tears Of many soIrowins
mOurner5.
Application was made for the insur
ance to the company who had iOsuet
the policy. They commenced an in
YES tigati0n, which Resulted in the ex
huming OF the coffin at Fillmore an
the disclosing o! the fact that ther
WAS nothing in the ooftiu but simpi
sand collected from EeOraska's fertil
soil.
1t is claimed that the remains j
James X ggin were actuslly placed il
the ooiIi q, On. II that be lrue, say th
detectives: they must have been stOler
therefrom while en- route 70 Fillmore
The case ia a curious Ons aud 1t !
shrouded in mystery. The belief
many here is that RlEgiu is not de"
at ali, sad that he mas Deac pEactisin
deception in order TO get his life In
surance.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
An Unfortunate Answer.

Lucien Youpg's noble action few
years ago. in saying several lives from
a wrecked vessel, will be remembered;
also, the sct,on OF the Kentucky Legis'
lature in publicly recognizing his ser
vices. A few weeks since he was III
Frankfort, aud while there visited the
peuitentiary, whereke met sam Holmes
confined for the murder of Col. Napier,
Yonng aud Holmes were boys together
at school, and fast friends. Yong was
greatly moved by Holrnes' unfortunate
condition, and determined to make an
effort for his release TO this end ho cal :
ed on the Governor, ani made au earn
eat appeal for q pardon. Governor
Black burn relented, and ths pardon
was made cut aud sigped. With the
document in his pocket Young hasten
ed back to the prison to tell the good
news to his friend. Before telling him
however that he had come to make him
q free man, Young qu city commenced
A conversation, and, after talking q
while upon other subjects, finally said:
"sam, If you were turned loose aud
fully psrdoned, what would be the
Hrst thing you would do" The con-
vict quickly responded: ~ would go
10 Lancaster and kill Judge Owsley and
another gcoundrel who wasa witness
against me-" Young uttered not a
word, but turned nsurntully away.
went ou side the prison walle. took the
pardon from his POCKET, and tore It
into fragments.-Richmond Register.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
EetiinE KID NJ hGF RAhY.

At Toms River, N. j., on W.dnNs-
day night, on the arrival OF the train
whIoL leaves New York at 4 P, n. a
young woman got out Of toe train and
frushed into the depot. She had an i'll
ia ut in her arms, looked hastily around
and laid the infant down on TIE floor
directly in front Of the door to the
ticket Office, then rushed ont and al
tempted to get ou the train, which had
started. A brakeman named Brown
told uer she tsnld not get on, as the
train was going too fast. She said, 81
must" and grasped for the platform
rail, but Brown took hold OF her and
prevented it. She then ran for the
other platform of the car aud seized
hold of tic railing, and WAS swung of
her feet in an instant. Brown took
held OF her, and both fell together, Just
clear OF the wheels. Had not he been
30 quick ghe would have bsen thrown
under the wheels AID killed. She
came back to the depot, and, without
speaking, picked up her babe and
conmepced to cry bitterly. After a
while the railrosd agent spoke TO her
and took her TO hotel near by. The
hotel-keeper sent for JuatiOe of the
Peace Day, and, in answer to his in
quiries, tue woman said she was going
20 Barnegat, and then to Philadelphia.
1t was evident she wished TO disclose as
little Of her history as possible: She
sal / her husband was in hospital In
Philadelphia, where he had been for
several months; that she was on her
way to SEQ him, but could or would
not tell the name Of the hospital. She
was rather good looking, about twenty
two years old, plainly dressed, and had
a oare.worn, piuched lsce. Nothing
OF her past lite could % drswn from
her. The landlord Kept her over night
As she had taken the child and ex
pressed desire to so back to New
York with it, the Justice allowed her
10 do go, and he accompanied her to
the depot, and saw her depart for New
York.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
aAILROAD s.rNEs.
LOnAL rIMETABLR

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON,
, For rPhiiadeiphia--l.b,,2 223, $50, I, $40, 0,
O.lO, Q 6b, l0.3l, ll45 q. M; 1915, I2.43
(I.itnited) zO3, $50, 4. $40, $40, 9 So, u p
M. Sunday-l.6S, 2.23, Sl0s. IN. 0, O.
$40, 955, lOp. m.
For New YorE-l.bs, 2.23, $50. 966, ll.45 q
M; IL. 43 (Limited), 205, $40 p. u. Sun
dHys-l. 6S, 2,23 q. IN; $40 p. m.
For Baltimore l2,5l, 2 IL. It's, o.SS a. m
l266, I.Oi uAmited), 446, 80 y m. Sun
ds1s-l2.6i, , II, Tbb a. m.
Fer wash my ton-l2.bl, 2ll Tt6, 2 Ss q. m,
1885 l.Ol (limited), 645 p. IN. Sundays-
l2bl, Al, T.b6 q. IN.
! For baltimore md intermediate stations
I2.bl, 5. .3S a. m; l2. So, 4 i5 p. IN. The 4.4t
D. m, train stop at way stations only be
tween PeuJylie AID Baltimore. Sun
days--l2.6l q. m.
For Porryville and intermediate stations
4.33 p. II.
For NeU Caetle-8 30 a. m; los, g. 8 70
pm No sunday ,rains.
FIR Harrington aud Intern ediate stations
$50 m; i.O6, e2J p. m. NO sunday
trains.
For Dolmar aud intermediate s.atons-9.a 30
am; lC6p. III.
For whining, on & Mort horn X. ROO a.
m;a, 6(5p IN. No = Inday trains
For Delaware Western X. RI 10, 1880 q
m; 53Vp IN. No SundPy trains
TRAINS LEAVE FNR WILMINGTON.
Pnilsde!phia-Broad street DepOt-7 .Ob, T3),
SIS, lv,3), u, IL asa IN, 30, 3 33I, G.6J
I 30, h.i5, 3 30, 0 ~, 8 9.i5, II 81 ,. pi. sun
days-T.06, $50 a. m; 8 9.i5, II. 30 p. IN.
Philadelphia-N8rAstS Street STATEN only
LISA. m: 1875 (Aimited) p. u. sun
days % q III
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
AT ATmYLOOKING.GLAss.

loved thee well in ''salad days"
Forever down.
D faithful friend. whose hc nest lace
Rejects my own.
Nor DO metc thee scanter praise,
tSincerity IA hard to f1nd)
Now time Is distanced in tue race,
And lett ne painting lar beLiad-
Heigh.bo
Another weary mile or So
How we'll receollect the houis
used to spend
Before thee once in years gone By
Oh. Apiil youth Oh, sun ard showers
Pray, don't expect mo T. confess
How long i toos u Knot nay tie,
The day that proposed to joss.
Alick
She boxed my eaIs-and married JSek.
And now welr-wsIl, never mind.
tTlme's ruth less shears
And Jess why, BLISS you, shs's been dea(
These twenty years.
Tho fruit OF li'ets gOne-the riDd
Is tomewhat bittJr TO the taste.
Oh, vain regrets ior pleasures He'd
For days when posseS'sd-a waist
But stay;
III brush the sorry imps away.
All, ifseme scientific man
Would Dut invent
A look Ing. glass wherein % nod
Ones moral bent,
A teii-tale mirrUr-there to s>an
Each pettS iailin6 tnat app"afs-
scynic burrows " the mind
TEat gather with Increasing yosrs.
All. we'll,
lear those glasses would n0t--sell.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
Rad Pavement.

We have been requested by several
gentlemen to call the attention OF the
owner of the alleyway next to the
building No. All King street, to the
lev condition Of the same, aud slso the
pavemen.s adjoining, rendering them
unsafe lor pee estrians.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
nNtLADEIPHIA,W Wld4MlNGTJlN AN
n BALTIMORE RAlLRDAn.
JANUARY 30 1881.


Trsins will leave Wilmington Ss follows:
For PhiladeIphia and intorDediato StA
aons, 100, $40, 30, 1920, g. ~, 2so, 400, 10
10 n0p. IN
Pniled dolph,a (Expro5s) go. eco, R.E6, ll.4S
8. M, II Is, 2,CG, B.bS y. N.
Philadelphia and Now orf 2,ga $50, 100,
Q So, o. NJ. n.l6, l2+3, $50 p. Ii.
Baltimore and lpterLaeLtate SGNGons, by
:, 10. ASP. N,
Baltimore and Bay Line s.4S .. I'll.
BaltiloOre md VaSAirI tou, tG.6l, 3.g3 T.t5
s.aS a. m, l2GH, LA, 5+5 .. IN.
Trains ttg DoiawarH Division leave ter:
MgW CsFE.e. s.09, $50 q. rl,, ll5, 400, az
| p. N.
\. TO-, ~, go p. ia
tselmAr end IntE:Ir sdiRte St@tinas, y 30 u
Ne, l.C6 p. n
SUNDAY TRAINS
Fhfiade!pa:a and lnt9rmsfje'> Staston1
$40 o. ~. 4. 10 hOJ, 0 a. $50 = 10 p. III
Philadelphia and Flow Z ora, $40 =. L., ,6.t.
y. m.
n, pI.
FOR '7r'her 'r'ovma.'ua po-eaHgsrg aro p.
erred to tla t'Da ssh,7s pos1:" VI tia GGgo'
y. Z EEr&EV, S'u1t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
TAKE NOTICE.

All oorrespondence should be with
NJ. A. IRuphin as below. In all cases tine
TICK EIS themselves nro sent, and never
circulars Offering certificates or anything else
instead. Any one proposing to offer ary.
thing elss by circular or otherwise, on his
own hehalt or that sl tho Company is q
swiudler.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Tt
WIN A FORTUNE SECOND HRANN
DISTRIBUTION. GLASS " AT NEW OK.
LEANS, TUESDAY, fERkUA Any z, lS8i.-
lsvh MONTHLY DRAWING.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Or,
This inRti;ution wag regularly Incorporated
oy tho Legislature OF the state for EiucGtiou,
al nnd Charitable purposes, in 1888 IC Il
to vh!sh tho iuriolable iglth OF the Stato /,
piedgod, wh'cA pleiyo has hecn rone'Bd b.
an overwhelming popular vote, securing it.
irP ncnlEcJ-. tie agG Constitution ahopted DC.
carnhos end, a. D., 1879, with n capital Of
q, 10000, 70 wh!2G II has siace added re-
erve fund 0l oyer Siv0.g0r.
rs GRAND SINGLE NuhlBER DlSTRl-
BUTTONS will take place monthly on the
socanG tuesday. rtvcr scales or pJst9oGes.
Look at the following Distribution
CAPITAL. PRIZE $4,000.
100, 200 TiGKLTS AT TWO DDL'RS EAOH
LIST OF PRIZES.
los pital Priae. Observation-Disclosures. l00G
Capital PrtGe.,...,............. hOlL
2PrlEes oi s., 60O....,..,............ b,OO.
6PriHes OF 1000. O0................... 500
20 Prizes OF 500. IO,0JG
loo Prizes oi Observation-Disclosures. l0,00L
200 Prizes oi 50................... 10, ,OOC
| 300 f'riJGs OF G............... l0,OOC
| 1000 Prizos OF Observation-Disclosures. 1000,
APPROX NJ ALTON PRIZES
Approximation PrtZqd OF $3.50 ,TOt
VApprc yinlItiOl Prizes OF 2J1. ........l, so
APPROXIMATION PnEas oil 100. ........ 0ot
1867 Prizes amounting to....,...... ,iOl
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all roint3 to whom liberal oompGnSatiUu
win be paii.
Wr.ie clearly s.atng iull address, for tur
ther information, or send ord0rs by express Ol
| In a Registered Letter or Money Order b.
| IL all, addressed only 70
NJ. A. DAUPdIN, New Orleans, La
| or sarne person at
No. 3l9 BroadHn New YORK.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings ar,
under the supervision and innuagom ent .
u ENERhI.S II. q. AUREGARD. aid
JUBAI. A. EAELV.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
maaRiun,s Fnvorite Pills.


have just received fron HNwTy, Ir"land
10 barrels of genuine lrish culoa lor wc&r
ungs and indisCsHon, and as an appctiSar
1t has no equal. AhO q t1ne lot Nt pure wax
candles, for church purposes. These goods,
with all others kent = a first class stora. will
ne sold cheaper than advertised by other
Sr1cerl. Corn. oltt. hay and straw sold a.
uiIl prices. Flour 3. G1% and 30. per n, and
80. S66l, 81 and $40 per barrel. Ihase
foVrS Wa guarantee tN gtva sa'i ''aeJon.
PETER T. fQRn.
l3l5-1H Front &nd Madison SIS.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
8 AND 8 PER CENT,

interest guaranteed. First mortgages on
Improved farm and city properties, Inter-
est payable seui-annualIy, Loans made on
only One-third OF the appraised value OF tho
property. Security absolute and ample. Fur
Lher Information and null particulars rom
KAY ES1 CHANDLER,
Eastern MGnaECc o. UUAi5, r. BONN Ar
h 90, E0PegS, k1S.,
s.gT.fl No. 3 West 9TH street..
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

NNOR RENT.-A SMALL FARM ON
Il the Concord Pike, 3 miles from the
cify. INQUIRE 2l6 L range street. feO946t
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

ENOR RLNT-A FARM or So ACRES
r. In Braudywino HID four miles from
Wilmington. Apply to PAUL GAN,
ianI7t BrandyWine Banks, Del
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

YNOk hrNr.--SEUOND FLOOR. NO.
r. 4,4 Market street, 2 Offices, desirable
location. apply 70 kUMtokD BROS.
janl0.tf
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
,,yEw AOOT AND SROE sToRE.
GEORGE S. HAGANY

las Just opened at No. " est Sixth street,
with q full and season able stock OF ali Kinds
Of boots and shoes for ladies, gonsle en-,
misses, boys and children. II You want bar
Galns In good goods give US . call az th, :.
tic store called No. West Sixth street.
uIT.0ynh
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

TNOR RENT.-HOU SE Oil DELAWARE
Avenue furnished or unfinished In.
Iuire No. Z. Ei1hth street. 'anl4-u
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

VNOR RHINESTONE SO. W. SlXrH
II street, with room over store and cellar.
AMY TO q. CHANDLER,
taa2!-tf 6il or Y0J Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
s-vryHE HONE sUAuUL,'

VIII bssin its second term en- Septsrlbai
9, 1850. Principals Miss Emile f., i'honp
son and Mrs. b. Ii. Do,sey. For inrthes par
.2S-lyd 100 Market OF.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

gHOR RENT.-A NINE Room HOU 'E,
y No. 8l4 West Fourth street; m.darn
Improvements possession Immediately.
Apply 2ls Jefferson street. ian 9tlE
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

l,,,l,E t.ok.i ST CL0 rnINt HOUS
l.. in Philadel hill JNO WAN AN AXE
9rand pep2t. IL b a." Maiiet 70 CteStau
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
TSOR SALE

UNOR SALE
new Wilcox gibbs sewing machine
New Davis :,
/ now American
Will be sold at bargain pror 70 our ,,, my,
WHEEL Err b WILSON MFG CO.,
7ls Market St., wilmington, Dol
tan2q ieb2,b,
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

Y0OR RhNP--HOUSEu OFTEN ROOMS
n hot and cold watOr, bath. Kas, large
yard front. Sl0e and back rent low. Apply
p0S Gllpin Avenua. ian6 ii
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
FOR SALE.
INOR SALE.

Tina light platform spring grocers or Is ae'
,vsTy wagon; mover been used; Will % solu
cheap. sprirg waoon,
noIe and shafts, no top; mace 10 car lou mu'
persona. This 10 an elegant P,erss'SS SanI.uu "'
=, a. ,s sem entirely new and will be s1ld OF oHr'
gain. .o, h,uvts,
Ai0O '0u- W. Y. WARNER.
anlstf Maryland Avenue beaeh ~
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
N. MeIChi0r, Gunsmith

ga
loading guns OF all makes, revolve s ani car
tridEes OF all kinds. Full nickel plated re-
yolvers sL25. Implements ior bre'ch lOatiug
GUNS, glass balls and traps, and h hing tack
e. Repairing dsne at sh)ft notlGe 82T
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05
BOARDING..

DUARDlNH.-- ROOMS,
ID heat and gas and table board at sli
lRtnall street l220 I'm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

-IRSALE OR X r.NT,-Ar T"ELFTH
n and West streets, two new three story
bHuses. two large two story houses with fihe
vSTds; one two tory house cor; Of l3tn Sha
West streets; also two story honee on wos.
S.,enth street. near Vaaliursu. All having
tront yards, front porahes and all mSderA
ho"e irSrements. HARLAN CAUSE,
'"I ~ n1sIm Front and 1allall SB.
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

DE- A RDl NO WITH PLEASANT
ID rooms, alss table board, Apply 100
Market street lanlg.lm
Daily Republican., 1881-02-05

SIyAHTEO.- TO BUY A FEW GOOD
w mares at Wilmington city railway
Go. g stables. JAMS l3d-2tW
, 1881-07-13

TnE Ohio Democratic State Convention
will be held at Columbus today, aud the
prospects Of lively ttmo and considerable
wrungltnr aro excellent. F.rhc young Dc-
inocracy will make ail effort 10 control
tho Convention. anil arot determined, ii
possible, to squclch .Ftank 1Iurd and
the Frcc Trade element. il is probable thnt
Mr.. Dookwatter, Of Springfield. will be nom
mated for Governor. Ills only qualification
seems to be his wealth. Tho "boys" ,ynnt
10 nlahe tho next campaign In tic buckeye
State ono with barrel in IL
, 1881-07-13

GES. DUDLEY. the Commissioner OF pen-
slons. has recommended tile. discharge Of
over 100 clerks and tho reduction In pay OF
over sixty clerks Of the PonSion Bureau, bo-
cause OF tho sliortncss Of tho appropriation
male by tho Inst Congress. Tlloro relnatns
Of the appropriation uncxpcnicd S7o4. 4.010,
and 1t tho present force Is continued ut pres
ent salaries $03l, $50 would bo required.
Alas for tho poor fv'lows whose official heads
will have to come off
, 1881-07-13

TnE Orangomc,, of .Canada celebrated the
Eth Of J'tly yesterday with professions and
bannuets, anl In tic oyolilnE toasted tho
glorious, piolls. and.imtnortal memory" anl
the Catholics iatl the good sense not 10 utter
ferc. The iay passed. off very quietly; there
werc no l'cals broken either for the pleasure
Of breaking them or for tho honor of religion.
III ireland tile Orangomon who belong
to tho Land League rcfralned from the usual
procession, which probably accounts for the
fact that tho day passed of so quietly I'll that
country. The only disturbance occurred In
De'fast, md It would be nut Of tia question
to expcct TINT the l2tl1 would pass without n
row In Belfast Iii England thure wcro soy-
eral lights, aud some casralt3es;s r
, 1881-07-13
GAINING.
The Presidents Constitution
Triumphs Over All g:
His Fevers.:
Prompt Cessation Of the Un-
favorable Symptoms
Of Monday. E:
Yesterday by Far the Most
Encouraging Since
tho Shooting.
Evening Bulletin: Pulse 104;
Temperature 1924; Res
piration "a.
These Figures Aro The Maximum Stages
Of tho Sereral Disturbances
for tho Day.
=. -.
Oircunsoribed peritonitis Believed to
Have Existed Since
- July 8.
The Ball.. However, Now Understood to
Be Near the Surface Of
the Skin.
A aenseless Hoax Perpetrated In the
j Name Of a Demented Old Negro
i ofaAnnapolis.
0iroumBoribed peritonitis Believed to
Have Existed Since
July 8. ::
The Ball, However, Now Understood to
Be Near the Surface Of
the Skin.
A senseless Hoax Perpetrated In the
Name Of Demented Old Negro
j. .ofaAnnapolis.



EXECUTIVE MANSION July 1873 d. Ill
Tho President Is comfortable this morning.
The riss In Temperature noted In Inst even.
!ng's bulletin began to- slinlntsl. about at.
hour Inter. Pulse, o.; Temperature, 99.0;
respiration, aaa2. q. D. W. Bliss,
. j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WoopwAnn,
1iopE1rr 1tEYuu1ss.
II. II.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 12-1 p. H.
The President Is passing comfortable .lay.
Pulse, 100; temperature, 1905; respiration,
~ u. ", Bliss.
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
1lonEirr KEyuunN.
WASHINGTON, b. g., July 19.-Tha follow
inE Telegram, was sent BY the attending sur
geons to tlia consulting surgeons this after
noon.
ExKuuTtvn MANSION. July 12-l p. n.-Durinp.
tho attefuoJh ..ufs:.s osscrtlay- Tho Presidents
temperature roso to tho highest point It has yet
attained. It began to fall. however, Immediate
iy after he received hfs cvBnlng tuorphfn. one-
quarter grain OF su'phate hypoderncafly, and
1h!a morning corresponds With tho previous
days. About 0 p. m. he had consistent md
coplous movement Of the bowels. His wound
was dresscd antiseptcally yesterday evening
aud this morning. lie continues to sota!u. all
nourlahm0nt prescribed hin. aud bus had tWcn-
ty.four ounces Ut milk and ono OF rum during
the last twcnty-four hours, besides smnll
quantity Of u,iik-toast this morning. At $50
this morning ho also received ten Kralns BIZ
sulphato Of quEnla- Ills general condition this
morning appears to us rather better than yc8-
tcrday morning. List night at p. IN. bis
pulso was 1U3, temperature 10..B respiration
u. This morning ut = o'clouk tho pulse was 90,
temperature o0.e, respiration 2. At p. in.
tho pulsa MAS 1Q0, temperature l00.8, respira-
ton 81. D. ". bliss,
J. X. UANNEH,
j. J. WOODWARD,
1touxRr HEYuuaN.
TIN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 1o-7 y. H.
Tho President las passed II much mora COM
fortable day than yesterday. Pulse, 1oI; tcn,-
perature, 1Ga.4; respiration, 81.
D. ". BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
liouElsr llEYuul,N.
, 1881-07-13

+ THE thermometer .narlcd l0i degrees at
indianapolis, yesterday, and there wero sew
eral casos Of auustroke. At Cincinnati the
thermometer married. as high IS .t04. All
public works have been stopped In tie Inter
city, and business Is at a sta,,tlsttll. Alanu.
factnrers work their men only tow hours
In the morning. There were nlnety-Aine
cases of annstroke reported yesterday, and
about fifty proved fata!. Tho heated term
continues at st, Louis,
, 1881-07-13

could not exist in Soutt, Africa unless Brit
ISL supremacy Is upheld, There is little
doubt tint were salsburytn power he would
meet the wishes of TIC ioyaIdclcgutcs, but rs
Nfr. Gladstnne Is at the llolh. aid persists in
recognizing In tho complaining loynltsts a lot
of unprIncipcd ntlyentarers. refugees from
Justice, ntld clain,-jumpors, The delegates
will inve TO return to Africa without having
accomplished ntc!l.
, 1881-07-13

A rIEcE Of land tiIreo miles long, ono milo
wide, at1d OF unknown depth In tho Canton
Ct Dcrne, Switzerland, is moving towards
Lake Thun Mt tho ratio Of tllrco miles per
dny. Houses In the patti OF tho lnnisltdeare
deserted. Tho Villago Of, sigriswoIl md
other villages In the vicinity 7are out Of dun
RHr.
, 1881-07-13

TIE Grand Council OF Switzerland i,as re-
tected by larga majority the appeal Of
tho Socialists against tho tlecsee prohibiting
tile holding Of Universal Socialist Con-
yention ut Zurich thfs ycnr.
, 1881-07-13

GEN. CIALp1S1. tho Italian Minister to
Paris. presented his letters Of recall to 1'resi-
dent Gr6vy yesterday. 1t Is understood that,
owing to tho ill-fcelng existing between
Italy md France, a SUCCESSOR to Gen. Cialdnl
will not be nominated for sunle time.
, 1881-07-13
Ghe G1ft1t1te.

tH ltrsons foartHo tho cftu jpr tht san,.ncr
tedso'. ean hdrt TIE TtfDusx matted 10 ttir all
tlrtss at she fo''otcfnp rates. 3Astdve t,rcx,tt:
DAILY TRIBUNE, per month, 81; tncttuina Snn-
dan tsst.e. $f.2j.
, 1881-07-13

EA1.IY yestordny morning fro broke out
III tic freight house OF tho railway ut Cate.
France, and sprcaa with alarming rapldlty,
destroying nearly 1000 freight and passenger
cars, and about three square mtlcs Of s1lcds
alld warehouses.
, 1881-07-13

j: .s1n. .aEanaH- >aa,trpii55i :,p;sopose4 ~
amendment to the entgrntion c'nuse OF Tic
Irish Land bill yesterday, providing that the
Government should obtain full security for
tho repayment Of money advanced to emf
grants. Mr.. Gladstone stated that lie did not
object to tho principle Of the amendment,
which lle said was embodied III the CLAUSE Of
tic bill rs it stands. lie also stated TINT tho
Canadian Government wanted not only
ia1orcrs, but farmers and their families, and
had agreed to make provisions for their
maintenance on arriving III Canada. 1le add
cd tint lle did not favor the decrease Of
1rela,d's population, but lto held tlat those
who desired to leave ireland, but who were
unable to do SO, should bu assisted.