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Lynchburg passenger train, No. IA, daily {:
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It would fill a volume with certificates.
From the Rev. Mr.. Cameron, minister of the
Presbyterian Church South.
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entered his own cottage, which was closed for
the night
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF TIE DEATH.
ELBERoN, n. j., 11:l5 p. m.-The following
official bulletin has just been issued: Is.
E1BERoN. N. j., Sept 19, 1870 p. m.-The
president died at 1O:35sp. M After the bull
letin Was issued at $50 this evening he con-
tnned in much the same condition IS during
the afternoon, his pulse varying from 1O2 to
JOG, with rather increased force and volume.
After taking nourishment he fell into
quiet sleep, about thirty five minutes before
his death. and while asleep his pulse rosa to
100 and was somewhat moro feeble
At ten minutes sfter 10 O'Clock he awoke, COM
planning of . severe pain over the re-.
gion OF the heart, and Immediately became
UNCONSCIOUS and ceased to breathe at 1895
[Signed] D. W. BLISS, F. b. HAMILTON, D.
d. AGNEw.
THE STRICKEN WIFE.
New YORK, Sept ia Telegram extra
says: At the presidents bedside, holding his
ing with anguish unutterable the fast-vanish-
ing shreds Of life, eat tho faith
full, devoted wife during the closing hours
Of the presidents career. Around him were
other weeping friends and physicians lament
ing their POwerlessness in the presence OF the
mind Of the sufferer wandered. Ho was once
more back in Mentor amid those scenes whore
the happiess hours of his life vera spent He
9 with = loved ones around him, his
aged mother go proud Of her big bog, his
faithful wife and beloved children. TWAS q
blissfuI dream that robbed death Of it's terrors
and rendered the dying man for moment un-
conscious sof the cruel rending OF his once
vigorous frame that was constantly going on
Tie moon of the restless ocean mingled
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INHUMAN ORGANIZATIONS:
Lieut.. Bourke's Description Of the Snake Dance
OF the Moquis Indians, Never Before,
Scene by White Man.
Horrible Orgies, Participated in by Indian
Men and Women. With Hundreds
Of Living Snakes,
An Indian Altar Containing q Kissing Mass Of
Loathsomeness-The Horrible Details
Of the Pagan Rites.

Lieut. Gen. Sheridan received letter from
First Lieut. John G. Bourke, Third cavalry, A.
D. c., dated at Moqui Agency. Arizona, August
l3, 1881, and containing q. realistic descrip-
ton Of horrible snake dance he Witnessed the
day before. He prefaces his letter by saying
he s.has been on the Jump since leaving Chi
cago, July 4" and adds, what the reader will
quite agree wi tn him, that the snake dance Of
the Moqui proved to be quite as dreadful as he
expected twould be and more. he then con-
inues: 2n'% S
You would not believe that such a sight could be
witnessed in this country at this date, when one
great railroad, the Atlantic & Pacific, has about
eached the Colorado Chiquito. within sixty miles
the Pueblo Of sHualpai, where what am now
,peaking Of took place.
The Moquls had a procession. divided into two
arts-one OF the choristers and gourd rat,ers: the
,ther of fOrty-eg men and children. twenty-four
# whom carried snakes and the nther twenty-four
acted as attendants, tanning the snakes with eagle
gathers. The horrible reptiles were carried both
u the hands and in the mouth. 1t was loath-
ONE sight to see a long file Of naked men carrying
hese slnuous monsters between their teeth and
ramping around a long circle to the accompani-
nent Ola funeral dirge and monotouous chanting
fter snake had been thus carried once around
he circle it was deposited in sacred lodge of cot
onwood saDlngs, covered with buffalo robes and
is place taken by another. Thus it was not hard
calculate the number used which was not far
one way or another from hundred, rather over
than under, and one-haf the number being rattle
makes. If you will take the trouble to examine
his diagram you will get pretty good
IDEA
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died at 1875. from Mat can be aseertained
his death was from sheer exhaustion. Mr..
Warren Young, assistant to Private Secretary
Brown, brought the news from the cottage st
ten minutes before IL. The first indi-
cation that anything serious had occurred
was tho appearance Of q messenger at the Ell
boron hotel. who obtained q carriage and
drove rapidly of. It was supposed he had
gone to summon the members Of the cabinet,
who left here about $50 tonight Attorney
General Macveagh has notified Vice President
Arthur Of the presidents death. ~
THE CABINET.
11:15 p. m.-The csbinet hiss just arrived,
and gone in body to Franck,yn cottage. All
are here except Blaine and Lincoln. Attorney
General Nacveagh has telegraphed them
of the presidents death. Great excite
ment prevails, and particulars can not be
obtained. The around the cottage has been
doubled and no one is allowed to approach it,
The government has taken possession Of the,
only telegraph wire which is connected at Ell
boron. 1T will be almost impossible to obtain
further details to nigh, as we are shut of from
all communication with the cottage and its in
'nE D yes -s:x f4s-lzg t!ggsa y fsa14t@tsA
UNCONSCIOUS.
LoEG BRANCH, Sept 16.-The president was
unconscious when he died. It is said that the
immediate cause Of his death was, embolism, Of
he heart The members Of the cabinet ar
rived at Elberon at and were taken by
NcVeagh to the cottage No details can yet be
obtained of his death. McVeagh promises it
soon. The police force has been ordered
doubled
TIE FIRST ANNOUNCEMENT
Warren Young, one of the executive clerks
in the White House, WAS sent at 1920 to the
hotel to get some mustard for the president
When he returned, he was informed that the
president was dead Mrs. Garfield, Gen.
Swain, Col Rockwell, and sDraf Bliss,
Boynton aand. Agnew were with MmSuhsn he
died Dr. Hamilton had been summoned, bat
did not reach the bedside AN time to sec the
death. None Of the members Of, the cabinet
were present Attorney General MacVeagh
has ltelegraphed topthe vice president The
members of the cabinet have been summoned
to Elberon. 5-f s
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du1rEAU's PUN1sHMENT.

New YORK, Sept 1a.-Long Branch COR
.respondence Of the Brooklyn Eagle: It is as
certained from the sheriff of Monmouth county
that if the president dies here Guiteau will
have to be brought here at once before COR
oner,s jury. The coroner must view the BODY
and let it 60, but Guiteau must be produced It
once The New Jersey law is very strict on
that point, and the Jerseymen evidently want
Guitesu.
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SORROW UNUTTERABLE.

Special Telegram to the Pioneer Press
4 WASHINGTON, Sept. 2O.-It has been truly
any human language spoken or written when the
news of the last HOUR flashes across continents
and under oceans that James A. Garfield
has passed away from earth. A sorrow too
deep for tears, regrets TOO bitter and burning
for expression, sympathies too tender and
tremulous for the voice to articutate, emotions
involving strong men with their tumultuous
force, and in many places sleepless and deep
despair. A few moments before the news
Of the presidents death reached Washington
came a dispatch that Dr.. Bliss had retired
for tho night, and quiet night was expected.
around the hotels and newspaper offices were
turning toward home, the startling announce
ment came of the presidents death. In few
minutes came al extra which announced the
last scene Of the prolonged tragedy. The
small crowds that were preparing ), to
f feip'n Import Rsme e Sr'" h Larger news as 1nH
realized, and at this writing Il a. ny the
streets are alive with people and the shrill
voice Of the newsboy resounds on the mid
night air. Around the hotels and the corners
and the principal thorougbfares are assembled
clety in
ALMOST sPEECHLEss SORROW
at the event. There is no rowdyism All are
impressed with the magnitude OF our affection
and feel that the fate of the assassin must be
decided by the high powers of the law Here
and there one hears threats against Guiteau,
but these are only the foolish utterances
OF the isolated few Certainly the ap-
pearance of the streets of the city
tonight indicated no combined effort to inter-
fere with the operation Of the law. While the
news came suddenly, the long preparation and
the experience Of that dark Saturday when it
seemed that the president came almost back
from the valley of death by miracle, had pre-
pared the minds Of the people for
the worst, and when more Sc
verely affected the outbursts Of frenzy
that usually accompany sudden catastrophes,
spoke as rather Of resigned and inexpressible
grief No sooner had the dread announce
ment been made than many began to drspe
The stores along Pennsylvania avenue at mid
night presented , sanguinary spectacle VIM
dows were one blaze Of light,
and from out the open windows
man reclined, hanging Grape or directing the
work. Long ladders stood like skeletons
against the walls, and everywhere there was
scene as busy as though it were high noon in
stead Of the dead Of night In the morning the
a,,n will rise on the city clothed in black.
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with sobs Of loved ones as tho lamp ofslifs
dicksred and went out forever. Nearly eysry
one around the president chung to hope 30 the
last, and refused to believe the approach OF
death till the shadow deepened and tho de-
Flags hang at half4mast from every house on
Ocean avenue, and the gaiety Of this favori.s
watering place is followed by the deepest
gloom. The struggle is over, and death is tn
victor
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. re- a . : -. Us
ANY BUT FAVORABLE STATEMENTS.
These statements for the past two days have
been Of the most foolish character in view Of
recent developments The afternoon at the
Elberon has been ono OF suspense There has
been constant stream Of visitors, among them
some Of the most prominent dwellers st the
Branch. No such depth Of feeling was mani
tested at Washington during the grave crisis Of
the case This forenoon, when DR.. Bliss would
not aver that the president could live the day
out, and said it was not known whether no
could rally from the rigor, . party Of well
dressed youths wore engrossed in 8
game Of lawn tennis on the
hotel property. Later in the day bathers
plunged into the surf and breakers with Just
- much jollity as though the president was
not lying atthe point Of death in room whose
windows commanded 9 view Of the somewhat
incongruous scene The members Of the
cabinet remained for some time at the Elberon.
Secretary Hunt said: .sThe doctors told me
last night il the chills continued the president
could not last week. As the chances Of re-
coyery are, I don't see how we can expect him
to live"
WIZ CANNOT HE LIVE?
Dr.. Bliss, speaking Of the case to-day, said
bitterly:
Why cannot this man live? Possessed Of an
enormous strength, he went into this fight cheer
fully prepared to battle with any ordinary evils He
met each complication with surprising strength and
oyercame It Angle-handed. Was there mercy 2b owe
or here on earth? Not . bit Hardly had he over
come one complication that would haYs killed Up
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that the most credulous mu't believe, II
cured, il Satanic indeed and W hardly b.
lievs the "Proisssor" could have made 10,
had he not bssn insiigatsd b. BIZ Majesty
himself he wants three physicians
to pick case to he operated upon, and
promises that Immediately the patient il
cured, that the mortgage on the Coitsgs Of
$500 will be paid Of. How liberal and
how much like that made BY the "Profes-
sor's" Master, the devil, when he took
Jesus to an exceedingly high mountain,
and offered 10 give him all the kingdoms
Of the earth. We answer In the name Of
the good people Of the Faith Cure, A. Jesus
did on thst occasioni "Get thee behind
me SATAN for il l. here written that II is
better for thee to stick to thy business Of
teaching the young idea how to shoot,
than to SHOOT on your mouth about
things n which you are ignorant
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Ma, ". 20 wstrH visited Louisville ihi,
.sss
". n. ASaEus,s boz ssas 90 Esa.is b. shear
be 300 sheep
Ma AsD Ma. D. % uurcmsas rsiarn,i from
Slssaf. yesterday.
MIS- MINMr rpaistus uf Ufst urchari. BE- a
tassi Of Mr. u. o.. EimIs,an.
Ma. sSn MEs D f.. uCanr. arc taet if,u'
Cludnuau hf tho summsr.
Ms worse D. ALtlsoS. riiy siiiof of me
O.ir'rr-f.arasf aeuf up Monday in scsrch Of Mr.
Haruss
Tins yorns men oi f.aatiori hanorsi Mis-
Judith Guest, OF Boyle vith German laf We'll
lssiry sweating
-AEsa A +. MHEat. ecolsi u. Mckinney and
" MtAhsisr have returned from Roctrssils
springs They only dshei ans DAY, osiug 30 q
tslvy rl.s iu the river.
Ma f1s H PAxroS has glus ~ sumsraci and
Nonticsiio in zoe Interest of TuE isrrEion JorR-
sat. sni &c trust that The s1oi people ill ,end
BIN hset laden with money.
-IIrrtr NAY HusHEs. daughter ol Nc. 81. D.
iiushs, Who is only eve year Ola. has iaai clui-
peisd q quili vhich fhe sewsi togsihsr herself.
ooutalnlnr $50 pieces There are hardly tsenty
rfssu sIIis To- ths couniy that could heat t.
Cot. SAN. N. nurdsti. The mountain editor 81
ths stanford tsrEmoa IouHyAL. vas On the city
during he past ueet Cot. Rurieit b. a hm be-
lever la tha harues business. bat the rumur that
10 usad join Biz ami is Incorrect .. suuday
Angus
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naRRraGEs.

-sNuH- Basin MIR. Allen n. smith
and Mrs. Dorcss Ann Basin we're united
on the 5th.
-OwENs-ALEXASDER On the sth,
Mr. Montnvills Owens wa msrried to
Miss Mary Alexander
-MArrNgLY-NuSSELLY.-lnL Lex.
ington, by the Rev. Mr. Wells, Of George
town, on the 10Th, Mr.. r. T. Mattingly,
Of Stanford, aud Miss Matte b. Nunnel-
ley we're united in marriage. The bride
il spoken Of ~ very handsome and in
telligent lady. That she has chosen wise
ly and well everybody who knows Mr..
Mattingly will testify, for he il thorough
going business man and a gentleman. AZ
ter bridal tour to Cincinnati and other
citie-, they will return to Mr.. Mattinglys
home here, where the good wi.hes Of
friend. -ill ever be with them.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
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Curtain lace and Lsmbrsquins in new
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The best stock Of Wall Paper ia the city,
and at very low prices
Don't fail to zee our nev Fans, s.peciall,
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An entire new stock Of Ladies, Misses
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Will receive from New York on nett
Tuesday new stock Of White Goods,
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Embroidered Lace and Linen Sailor
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Gentlemen will find our stock Of Neck
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Another invoice in Black Gros Grain
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The newest thing in White Embroidered
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In Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing
the universal verdict is we have the best
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We have suits from child'- four year.
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Remember that We are still headquarters
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