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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

ANOTHER USE FOR BORAX.-According to
la France Ncdcae this salt has been employed with
advantage in OF hoaseness and aphonia occurring
suddenly from the action of cold The treatment is OF
special value to singers and orators whose voices eud
denly become lost but which by this means can be
covered almost instantly that a. little piece of borax,
the SIZE OF pea TO be slowly dissolved In the mouth
ten minutes before singing speaking, the effect being
10 provoke an abundant secretion OF saliva, which moist
ems the mouth and throat The local action OF the borax
Is 10 be aided by equal dose OF nitrate OF potassium
taken In warm solution before going ~ bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
PERSONS OVERCOME BY THE HEAT

An unknown woman about thirty years old,
was found unconscious at Tenth-ave Thiry-eghtb-
st. yesterday At the Roosevelt Hospital it was found
that she was suffering from a sunstrokc.
jeremiah Kennedy, waiter In the Astor
House. was Frustrated by the heat yesterday morning
and he died in short time. His body was taken to the
Morgue. ~
dressed In letter carriers uniform, was found uncon.
scious In front OF No 104 Thirty fourths yesterday
NewYOrk HOSPITAL. - - " Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
PRAISE THE LORD!


SIR: believe as people and Nation wo
do not half carry out the noble and advice given
In THE TRIBUNE ON Tuesday of this week Garfield vesl
Let all the people praise the Lord for ON last Saturday
all that man could do DONE and they they
could DO no more In this case all others when men
coess tncy can do nothing IL ID then the Lord begins
10 work ana because He is mt work. Garfield still lives.
Let all the people praise the Lord. W.
Neo YORK, Aug. 81. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
LAWN TENNIS AT NEWPORT

NEWPORT, X. l., Sept. 2.--On the third day
VI .he National Lawn Tennis Tournament no single
'ches We're called but the doubles were most interest
ing and exciting, and resulted folows Congdon and
~nisi, OF providence, defeated Caldwell and Morse
)" rouShkeepsie. 8 10 and 20 3. Rathbone and Ran
epn' OF Albany defeated Haincs and Cushman of the
o. ueorges Club of New York, to s. to and 20 g.
Hesso ana SHAW. of the Beacon Park Club defeated
ooar anu Iyhn score not Officially recorded Con-
Pcs. anu eiiiIer OF Newark, defeated Hand II. III
Va, n, oi Iernantown, 10 al TO g New6od and
rbia Nsa on the Young America Club OF Philade
md e ~ RIVERS and Stevens, of Newport 6 TO
w o. ocars ana Dwight, Of the Beacon Park Club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
a NOTED PICKP0OKET ARRESTED.

Detective Gallagher of Inspector D,lks,s staff ar
Thlgned before Justice Patterson in the Yorkville
ponce Court yesterday George w. Barnes q noted
fhliadeiphia pickpocket who has lately been stay
ing az Pearl and Chatham-sts. Barnes was arrested
on ngsday night for stealing gold watch and
Williamson, of No. $50 Tenth-ave. Barnes was
held IN $i 900 bail for trial and was taken 60 Po-
ice Headquarters to have his picture taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
COTTON CROP REPORT.

NEw-ORLEANs, Sept. 2.-Dispatches. to The
Democrat from all portions OF the cotton country mako
the following showing of the present condition OF the
Administration opening rapidly and premature,v
some little damage from rust and worms: great intu,
from drouth yield poor weather splendid Tor picking
which is proceeding vigorously
Notwithstanding better than last year; only half
crop owing TO severe drouth.
FLoRIpA-Weathcr excellent; crop short INIT N, exoa.
lent quality.
GEoRGA-Some improvement over last year: nlant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
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POOR MINIS FUND.-
To the Edit0r or

70 the Edtor or The Tribune
SIR: There are thousands of people in this
country who would like to contribute 20 the fund for
MRS. GARFIELD, but who do feel like having their
small subscriptions placed alongside the large ones next
to Mr.. Field. His Ia "a rich mans fund almost entirely
and believe could mans fund DO started that
the p3or men would not only send their mites,
mOuu DC gfateiu Tor the opportunity show how
love ana appreciate their Suffering Presient Enclosed
please lind 30 cents with which / would be happy to
start snch fund. Truly vours ~ w --"i'' ~
Nc,O- Iork, Sept. l, 1891 DAN,1 G.yEsroN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
RUBBER WORKS BURNED.

SOUTH HANOVER, Mass, Sept. 2.-The ex-
tensiye rubber works of Eugene H. Clapp In this
town, were burned this morning large addition
had been made to the works this summer, and ma
ehinery had been put ill., The only things saved the
Corliss engine and the brick engine house. Tho
total loss approximates $4,000. The buildings and
stock were insured for $25 1875 in the following
pan1es: Liverpool Londen and Globe, 81 1878; Shoe and
Leather, $3.50; Phoenix, of Hartford, 5000 Proyi-
dence, OF Washington 81 $780, Continental of New York,
$l95O; Hanover, Of New York $4,000 Abingdon Mutual
81 600 The companies in which balance Of the
snrancc is placed are not known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
AT VARIOUS POINTS.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 2.-The dwelling
house, outbuildings and barn owned by Patrick Man
ming and occupied by @. A. Holcombe at Conway,
burned yesterday afternoon Very little saved of
the furniture clothing and provisions. Mannngs loss Is
estimated at from $1,000 to 2,000 insured
The house Of j. L. White, Of Windsor, was struck by
lightning this morning and burned with the barn and
1cehouse Some furniture saved. The loss is about
SIS, 600; insurance, 81, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

PRESIDENT AND PEOPLE.

A SUGGESTION FOR THANKSGIYING-DAY.
TO ne EdHor or The Tribune.
SIR Should President Garfield live until the
18th of November he will then DO hfty years Of age In
case ne should be out of danger before that day. would
IL not be an appropriate and delicate mark OF the
Nations esteem that the 10Th be chosen for Thanks
24thf ''' a.
Neio- York; Aug. 81, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
THE EARLE GUILD RELIEF
10 ne Edtor Of The Trtbune
SIR; Please acknowledge in your paper the
SEASIDE SANITARIUM.
To me Edtt0r or The Tribune

AV THe 10 FEUT OF TIC Trtbunc.
SIR: Will you please to acknowledge the
following additional contributions aid OF the Seaside
sanitarium for Destitute Sick Children:
b. Keith Co. ........ SIS 90 "Iitte Harold" - $40 oo
Little Beatrice '...... 10 90 John paret "a
through OF 1he3rbtne "a 90 L. A. Maclay. 20 90
IueEe nave Deen 600 poor women and sick children
the Seaside Sanitarum during the past II will re-
man open during the weather In September nd
aso during the pleasant weeks OF the fall when the poor
sewing girls and working women convalescents will be
gwen an opportunity TO enjoy the comforts of the SAM
third-st. upSDv k,e,a''
Nelo- York, Sept 2, 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
AN DOLLHOUSE BURNED.

fire broke out at half past IL this morning
In depot of the Rdgewood Ice Company sackettst
and the Gowanus Canal, Brooklyn Alarms sent
out and the remen had the flames under control In half
al hour No Ice stored in the building, but three
hundSed tons had just been unloaded from barge.
The company kept large number of horses and
WAGONS at the depot Two horses and seven wagons
Were burned, and the barge somewhat injured
before II could be towed place of
safety The total loss estimated Mt $4,000,
on which there insurance. John Clark had charge
OF the depot The OF tho fire is-nol known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
UNIVERSALISTY STATE CONVENTION.

LoCKPoRT, N. Y, Sept. 2.-The Universal
lists state Convention at Middeport adjourned last
evening, after adopting strong temperance resolutions
and resolution OF sympathy for President Garfield.
About 200 delegates attended Judge Prescott of Her
kmer, elected President. Next years convention
will be held M Little Falls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept. 81 a. m.-The barometer
was steady yesterday The weather fair and partly
cloudy, with light rains during the afternoon The
perature ranged between Csc and $780, the average 72
being l4o higher than on tho corresponding day last
year, and u.s. lower than on Thursday.
Partly cloudy and fair weather slight chanres I'm
temperatures and chances OF rain early In the day may
be expected to-day in this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
LORENZO DELMONICO'S ILLNESS.

Dispatches received early yesterday from Charles
Delmonco, who went to Sharon Springs Thursday
account of the serious illness of his uncle Lorenzo
Delmonco, stated that Mr.. Delmonico was some
what more comfortable. Late in the evening dis
patch was received saying that the sick mans
dltlOn was XerY critical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
Settlers WATER.
lNie.lar G.ffnroN

Settlers Winter.
(Nieter Soters)
BOTTLED UNDER THE DIRECT sUPERvIsrox OF
THE PRUssIAN GOVERNMENT, AND GUARANTEED
10 BE A NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
UNIsoUALIsED AS A TABLE WATER
ANTHONY oEcas 81 warren.sr, NY,
sole AsOat fsr the US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
MARRIED

"bhEENE.-HIcKsoN-on Thursday September J. 1897
1y the Rev. A. IT, Simpson ID f;rt,,s
'. ;. liicksou, all Of this city. 10 cards ~ NN'
JABlNE-GREGG-On Thursday. September I n. ,ha 49,,
4sn9e OF ~ brides parents in BROOKLYN 5y the Rev Charles
daughter Of William T. Gregg ~ 0 ~ N.ess-
he wALlAt Easton. Penn, September J. az
neIesldehce OF the brides parents by Rev
Di r J@nNTln OF NewYOTk, 10 l. daughter
Au notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed NTH faE
name and address w 'N''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

An Albany paper tells of woman In that city
nS nr husband during etorm the other night
a. Se 40 Wish you would stop snoring. for waut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
FALLING FROM A BRIDGE.

Peter Maserson, three yearold boy, OF Elizabeth, NJ
j., fell from tie Central Railroad bridge at Westheld-
ave- on Thursday night, and sustained injuries from
which he died to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

PREPARLNG ron FILL WORE.

A regular meeting of tho With Assembly
District Republican Association held evening at
No. SO Clinton The meeting was called to order by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
THE LOSS LESS THAN FIRST REPORTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IA dispatch from
sierravle says the fire destructive than
first reported The loss aggregates about $4,000 The
report of loss life WAS erroneous Powder in Nichols
store exploded. scattering bricks and mortar but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

YOU MAY ESCAPE all danger from attacks of
iarrnoa Dysentery Cholera Morbus by little fore
tnousht In providing yourself Dr. Jayne Carmina-
i've 1aisam-an old remedy and entirely safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
DAMAGE no A STORE IN BRooKLYN.

A lire broke out early yesterday in the store
OF c. w. Hade No. 148 Hamiton-ave., Brooklyn. 1t
caused loss Of $1,000 Mr.. Hadel and the owner,
Mcmahon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

to o. Clark and Taylor OF the Young America Club de-
feaed Smith and Nightengale Of Providence No official
score.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
CALHORNIA MINING STOCKS


SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2.-The following were
1ho Official closing prices OF mining stocks:
Yesterday. To-day Yes,s,lav 7oa.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

sne resident John Simpson Ten new members werc
T,,,a anu several names proposed for membership.
Ai'S association now numbers nearly 500 persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

diagram the bArometica
prfendculsr ina
preceding midnight
nuts Pharmacy, sls Broadway. - 9" "sNr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03
Spcrial Notices

9perial Notifies
con S Sa M aPoesr; set TG sy yso'
Gas Fixtures
OF NEW DESIGN
Specially adapted to latest styles OF
ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATION.
Superior quality Of
WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL GUARANTEED.
anu prices low as any
a cordial invitation o examine cur stock
MITCHELL, VANCE CO.
$50 and sss Broadway, New.York
Also. Kerosene Fixtures. Tampa Clocks Bronzes SC
Hone Made Preserves.
PURE CURRANT JELLY-SPICED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAMS, JELLIEs. PICKLES, &c.
HoosekeepeTs can get the above articles from old
to an" skRh Lanse mRqE y fT9nans orders
Goods stored until fall circulars with references and prices
sent on application fs
Johann Hon's Genuine Malt Extract Most nutritious
1on,0, suenshener Tor the debtated
has sTfstuTes - IoSaSr sSSTe Of mutations Geauine
agent on neck OF every bottle. SUI
coNoRrss W. r Mineral Es Waters:
domestic they impair The digestive organs sa lSan and
Nasal Catarrh and bronchitis,
For PeTnanent ana fosSe Care seSd ,o- esns...
The s S e ne BE- s sent 81 S on
a Home Treatment No charge consultation by mail
ne fearful ELECTS OF CatSrlh surely be stopped SIxfy
Thousand have applied for relief Physicians ne
ueSthen io uSiS terms, and thousands
address REV. r. 7. CHILDS. Troy. Ohio.
,, fssf Oshce NofIce.
me iorb,sp mails Tor eating SATURDaY
september 3 1881, viii close this Ofhce on m sDhY
AT A. ~ Tor europe, BY steamship Wisconsin
town Oh WEDNESDAY, at AM for Europe steanlshlp
<Aeoi va queenstown correspondence
specially Sddressedh snd AZ Tor France direct by
steamship France Via dsyre; Til FiSDA0 40 a. M
Tor Ireland by steamship city OF Montreal. Cneensosa
kcrrespOndence Britain
tries must De specially addressed aud al $3.50
rope hg steamship tnba, Plymouth, ad
Hamburg; or AZ $3.50 am FOR EurOpeby sieam-
snip aInje,
sno Scotland must be specially aanrsssell
Scotland uirecL BY steamship ElOpaNis
Europe, steamship bOnau md
Brsmcs anu Al IL for Belgium steamshfn
iceland, via Antwerp. The mails AspnwaI Soufb
Pacific close WEDNESDAY \ :. n Vie mail.
Brazil and Argentine close WEDN al rh.,
mails for Cuba, Mexico and West Indies close
nj l3o Tee mails for New found,
"a The mails for Jansica, Sayannla &C. close on
FRIDAY AZ am. The mails for nayti close on RIDAV
~ 10 The mails for Porto direct close on =
AZ a. IN Inc nails ior Venezuela and cGracoa on
SATURDAY a. a. The mails China Jspsn ci,Se
tenber 10 Al 1880 D. ~
,.o... ~, . HENRY G. PEARSON. Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

= y
For Permanent ana Positive for ChfSs's
Treatse on the Diseases OF The Head
The means OF cure only obtained OF him al Tfoy ono
a Home Treatment No charge mail
The fearful ELECTS OF Casrh surely be stopped SKIS
Thousand nave applied Tor relief Physicians RECOMMEND fe
ueaneni for details terms and thousands cerldcates
address Rev. N. y. ca DIS. Troy. Ohm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-03

Marriages must be Endorsed ,oitk full
, 1881-08-31
WASHINGTON.

1ands faisi-I'hn Coming cali-:rho
Dobt -1suitloi.-Ycl1osv-Fc.
vcr.
WAs1t,ytroS, y. G., 3o.-At tho c1ose of
hustnrss tt,.nv tjrrr I,n,, hor,, s,,rrt,n,tcro,t
~. ','s s,,." ., s''p.~ I !a'e uee't ~ 'n'tee'eu
10 lno treasury Dopnttfhene Tor piShleht
sl,6'a,sD u ) Wr cent ennpon bonds. c'n-
hrnced In the ltrat ca!l, and s0,'il5:ru regis
tered, which ure cOyorcd l,y thu iUlll cali,
u statement having bccii ,n.lu lint Il catl
for tu,nls wnutll bo issIlcsi tUaIay by Srcr,,.
tury 'Ni,ul,lil, ,r slys tlorH has l,eei, as yut
III decision 70 issue II Gull for bolds. ind
would b. cuileiI ncxt, Wi,c,, Vic: ,''tll tc o cnli
woutI be Issued, OF wi0t amount
would bc enal,rncetl. Tl,rcu questions, tic
Sccrctury sl!tt, wOniI l,,tyu 10 bu tl,ct. how
nvrr. so0i.er Of later Ti.cro ,,ro 10 bontly
wi,Et|l colilt l,o called EXCEPT thO continued
il,ui,iicste III tin unestloll Ill to wich series
or boi,tls continued ut ~ pur cent viii Go
caitrd first
'l'llU tlebt statement for August is expected
: :; Tho bullion funtl ut tho New York Assay
, 1881-08-31

won!t! bc very willing 10 dlc II onIy t;arIlcl.t
w"ul,t Ret wri. ~ tn ,ny p,or nrn'smr, bis
*!1onis'g Of tue President WIS It. k;npinE
fa.l, Ilentwnys wantrIl tnttn sons. .lIg lltg,
n1Mi It Wns lhts which ln,t min 10 tlD crime
Whlsl, l,s soinmtttr1. We s'ullenis aro
ctanntslI family, lhut wa are very fond vf tile
grase.l. Wo chi tasiiy estabiisi, tho Incl
1xxAStrr IN r,tE FAMILY.
Aug!,s,,s Thinker, slly iatl,er' M .sinw aS!
alnl II !Ialt ur t:onsitlertbu zcni'ts. IL WIS
sl!sal'poihIMe or tilU agrlIcy NJ Tin l,ccsGr
s"s @ c ,ofs Ts i sst t't'er ry ssos aso 3
nr william y. :MnynaHls dauEhtcf., ,,iny-
tlAr,l married Julia ti,'It,mn, my fathers
sister. INIT, their !auntter, Ab,tr, ~
Era'Iaally feli luto II i. stats i, iH,,esii.
lters was II ,ntlt Tnri! ii religious Insanity.
Slie ls u cousin :" tiuitcan. .rfM.,' thera Is y
ilIm; aai M ,!i,yie, Wlissn t;aitra't i Groti,-
II mltlitltn to all tliis I4.sttlcr Hultear. aur
!Atlicr, wss iilsallo fnr 'nnny years OIL rcllg-
s Anyey A'ys w'' III, II bo ta' satis sSi il Mr., sco.
vile slid, III liicy cSatnine,l (iisltrali. tll,t
l,G + M I!ssMn i!i'tll. feel certni' Tint liu
VII! s'Gn,la!!y ~ to tho 1nsAlc Asylum.
III lIavc meyer felt safc,' naid Mrs. Sro-
VILE. y III tln: Inst ten years until !lu Wns
!ucfrA ~. It nrvrr nyi,,lrrcsl II me to taku
waS r,l!ss.l nsnilisf Him. lie Is csazy. I'frre
never WIS II tiltltGan wi,o went li,to III, IN
Ileye }li!t n ttlIs niFnir niy lrethpG wus ,la'le
ttktkI rb.,s,f I'll
, 1881-08-31

GnnExyit.t.E,, o., Aug. eo.--About q o'olook
last usoillnx William isssd. farmor living throo
1Htsua slurlh ut ttt4 plmeo, Aa xlred 10 luntt by
bull. tt. lieett hull LIT tito hill out tn wlltfi{
4nd had lust nnfdstenes the alialp from the ring
~ h's nnao preparatory to putting Il h,ltoF Gll
HIM, when tho hull turned upUn 6tttl, pl,inx-
!ng his hornH Into Ills right sdu int Gc.
lux. tho ribs. nnl with ono trcInendut,s
srse Of l'!s Mi.hty hea. al,nost eenpIctyly M
frunl hls buuy, aftot whIrh ta ca,,uht up tht
bMy Otl his h0rns and fssua It repeatedly III tho
atrt turing which tlMo 4nitlu nun tiruvH nlonE
anu through tho lMra.ilOrR HaW Malt was xDttjV
o,t Srst 1teed WIS uNtlctl, aud, while tho muil
with clubs anl p!tehforks t'rnyu III tho bull. tho
uiInust 4stractet! w!to draxgctt hsr husband nut
Whorp hH died IN fow tnUH,ents utter,
Ndt tINttu two Mceks AKu tho htIll Galne very
l!c4r ll'shlng tue wcr that ho 80 harrl1ty
tEtl yesterday 4nu not nftu yaAr MRu u bnttly
eoret! ono nt Nj ll0ot1' sous, but with Ill tllat
warming Sit, lscet! u,uAu pet Vt him, ut,rrod
hliI. usla polished hs horns nnttl they wure rs
bright ~ Ivory. Tt'-dAy thoy uso rod With bill
kI!ll luastee's htno1, -.
Tho. AllI IL tut. and will waIgh Ahout I, 800
E1unAe anu WIS sold tu-ly to she Sln,0lia lirua.,
stSrk tlcalorst mud will very probably 10 In Lha
CINCINNATI tttarket tn Il rvw lays, x ;,
qho deceaae.l was abnAt y years Of arc. and
lqAyDs u ,3otHg wlfo md ak OF. soysn small
chflarsn, Mr., secd having been twtcu msrrled,
, 1881-08-31


WASHINGTON. d. e., AuH. ;W.-I'Ilu fullUw-
lowing wns sent this Afsernnnn:
Il Il. LnfYH, 1ffMf*trr. iAu,tfDn: Thu Presidents
condition fns ,,at materially clsanaed strG my
last dispatch. .Atnicr luel4lou w1.s made this
ntrtii,:: III tho I'Arut gla1u, with very satis-
flGtpry results. The l,tts tlo,sa freely. anu tho
swelling grows fes*. The pltso ut this hour, Z
y. Ill., ~ lowcr tl,ul, during tu ornaot,, nr yes.
sei,!ny. hut III bu.h tlnyA 1t Is higher lhan Ills
nthur good symptom. woul,l sccn to warrant,
II Is now no: 1T Iluna 1t was l1I.
j.. dANr* q. lILAlS1:, Secretary.
At SHiIlT.
'rlie following WIS sent ly Secretary
Eintnu to-lIlgllt ut lU::a) y. I'LL:
L"'rfl', Mtntssci. i.uni''a: Tho President, II
not rnpl!y advancing, Is ut least hulI.uH Ills
Uw,,. Ills teyrr IL scss than lust night, anil hls
swollen gland stcn'lty Improves. Ills l,.i.o
cunt!n'les sHthur higher, sl,4s'Hg 'l'[s evening
Frthn Ito 10 III. pcrltps tho ln.tt tn1Icn.ion In
tho case Is tllAt thu President himself reels bct-
ter. uld, his mind hcnH uow perfectly clcnr, he
rcatliIy conIpnrcs o,u days prugress with
nunthor. 1SLAlSE. Secretary.
, 1881-08-31
AT QUINCY.
T.I1l: ftll.rl.i,iEi:.A11 WII1:El.EM

Spteial G"rr,s spoi'asaet VI Fir t'hjeap, Tribune.
Quincy, ILL.,. Aug. :!.--rhn excitement
over the rccent expressions Of the 7Ic,1tM ur
Ibis city still continues. Sume have prntentl-
ett IN think t'lcru was tluugcr Vt violence, but
such fears weru undoubtedly rtnfurntletf.
Tho dissatisfaction has bpcn nllisn general
ain0ng Republicans al'l Democrats. Thero
l,4s bccf, III appurcnt purpose 0it tho part Of
lfe Iicatita to nlnkU tlle matter 0Elc Ut par
ttsall political difference. but II Is probable
this eiFnrt will full. Mamy individuals urd
FIRMS !'aye discontinued their In.tfunago Of
the Dlper, and, So fur as known, IL Is bc!iuyctl
they assign ito Ut1lor luas0lt thail thotr dis
satisfaction, with its expressions regarding
tho President aId his assassin. 1t is certain
tlnt up 10 tho tfiso Ut the publication Ut tho
articles which liasc 80 tlisgustod gopd citi-
zens everywhere HI Democratic pn!cr In llle
tscpnbltcans, or drew q larger percentage Ut
Its lteomgt. from businessmen. Of that
ca'tso It Ind recesttIy been MUCH In
pr0scd tts II newspaper, Mld IL, tllc only
thy lmpGr slatcs t'lat It witl shortly publish
n list 0f irins wIiel, have discontinued t!eir
support. ms merchants "Wl,O ito nut whit
tile tra.lo Of Democrats" thus attempting
a MILD TOlsat or THE atIaH1sSIrPl Plan.
III reference 10 This, seyeral of the nlerc!ants
referred to are statef to have, alroatly ex.
pressed their intu,ltlan, .0f calling OH, The
paper to say TINT they distinctly declined to
patfonlxo i oli tl'a. GROUND of their disgust
M wit'i !, its seatinenas 1reEardng nssssnatlon.
.nenls IN the, public mind as tho sentiments
"of reputable Democrats everywhere" aid
that their nctlon hnu not u,n slightest refer
el!cc to part*anshfp II. my fnrnI. -. -.
nf both Democrats ntpl lkc,,u1}[cn1tx To t1fvaat
, 1881-08-31
4 GRANGER ROBBED.

Ruby Isell+ tho trropresslblc. red. headed Queen
Of "Chcyeaua,' 10 still carrying on tho samo old
Ratau. Oliver I.olani, OF uulttmosa, permitted
ayan,ie By an Inmate named AnNIs Gas, md
batter known rs i" The Hran- Pole iiiontlo," who
succeeded in robbinK him OF f,uD. which
his pantaloona. Ilo noticed the theft
"a tho VIZ! was leaving thu room, and pursuing
her Into the ball began choking her to make 4Ir
Viye lip tho Gaah. Anuther inmate f0rced hin,
to eHlst by placing. y revolver at bis beau, and
Leland then made hts why TO Central HtNtian.
detectives Amatcn and 1.ollRhlin arrested
Annie. whom they knnw 10 be tho thief hy tho
prints OF Lelanlg f,tRcrs on her throat, un4 als3
locked M !tuth hut no money wis found upon
1f$hor OF thnm. .- '
, 1881-08-31

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