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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
II O'CLOCK TO pig O'CLOCK.

Tennessee 6s old Houston and Texas n L E and West
10000. 60 Cent Gen Mtg New 2d
YEleyated LIST 5000 l0lia 1000. 1901
1000. ......1lG3a Lake 5000 loOls
Oh st i Min 8 5000. 65ia Union Pacific LIST 4
10000 ......lO2 CT West lst 5000. -. ll7Ia
Rochester& PITS In 1000. 100 Tex Pacific
10000. 10 &C 81 G list NJ Division
10000 .....41 Trust Co ccrtf As 1000. 81
Mobile & o LIST deb Supplementary Oregon & Navlst
5000 xint % y 1000. ...-..l23 5000 1lOlo
Tex Pac In l. q ~ Panic ) city lat II w and Ogburg
1000. rs 1000 ..-. 40 LIST NJ
Ind Bloom W LIST Ind & Spring LIST 10000 9Th
1000. 81 1000. l0ia<
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
filming.
Dipi6eno Notires.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CoMPANY.l
~orro, - CHICAGO, August 3, 1881
CENT on the preferred and common stock of this
next at the office of tho companys agents Messrs 3ESUP
PATON d Coz No so Willam.st, Ncw-York The transfer
DOCKS VIII be closed the 10Th
n FOSTfSR Treasnrcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23

,vx,,r, ,,,~r SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10. 1881.
~, GoMpASY has declared div lend (No. 7O) FIFTY
EI II per SNARE PAYABLE the 27th
holders or record win be Paid at the office Iaitaw Co.,
IL Waist New-Nors Transfer books close in san Fran
cisco and New York 18TH inst. - ~ ~
w. w. TRAYLOR Secretary.
xr,r,,, o., ~ NEW YORK July 2S 1881.
'E'HE 3Sth SEMI-ANNUAL CASH DIVI-
~, n =, DtNp Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
on rs Iapai stoek VIII be paid by the Undersigned sepem
per lSSI 10 shareholders registered the
ness on the 18Th August after which 9TH day OF
september the transfer books win closed. ' -
l.. " +. RANDOLPH Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
Receipts. smpneasA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-23
Gunner Resorts.

CORNWALL-ON-HUD SON.-Palmer House;
~ large fine shade extensive grounds open until
, 1881-12-06

turing 10 tho Professors mental condition,
sllc replied that, during oil tho long
years she t,as known him, i.o at ,li!tit,s t!,s
ut nccastnf,nI periods enusesl him to nct Il! 4
peculiar manner. When titus a!lectatl ha
was gclicrally vary urieE and Mtifcnt, nl;;
waysiar,ress, and, whlla They laste1. seeg! l'
pssssss p ., aq a1 tof ~ w,;tsT ,as H'd wn', WS
tsllswer: !" Oil, mn only blowing uif steanI."
The attacks wottItl cov0r pofi0tl Ut typ Or
threo dnvs. About n ln0nih agn, while in
Elevota1nl, o., llc met witt, MI accident fil
improved his mental cui,lltlUi. iIo IL nta,ut
10 years Ut aBc, kt1l VI minister, and y HI
Tive Of Jaeks0,i Coui,ty. IirgInta.. and afrs.
Shlycly Is from, ;AtexalNlr!n, n that State.
a,.l was not expected lsOnu until the mtddle
of Lite winter.
, 1881-12-06

WAslt1NnToS, D. c., Dec. 5.-Gnfteau was
nte III arriving at the courtrlonse. An !I.-
heuse crowd lined tho sidewalks, and upon
a'lg1'tlng from The vau the assassin aylnced
unusual trupllatlon, ind begged the otilcers
% aka him around to the back entrance. lilo
va aSursd TINT his eacort was ample for Ills
s1etY, a'ld. with trembling steps md crlnF-
ny Falt, quietly shuttled through tue angry
uo@d, AbJect fear was doplctod on Ills
eoahtenauce, md II was several minutes
.eF '|B reached the room in tho building hc-
"fe he fega!ned his llsuaI coinposnre.
:. EXousED.
M. ". Randall desired to bo excused I'LL
~ Scoyil'o stated to Randall ttat al! ilo
ossfed to prove was That, ut lis opinion, the
success OF tho Democratic party would, not
Ss!s alsFnptcd the country. 1nGs'nucll rs
esastor Davis hRd nlready glyen Ills v!aws
w. W 'as point Bcoyille said. he would excuse
g = randall from further service. !"
~, MEDICAL. Exlgnr,
W. Aenllol,, managing edttor Ut tho CHI
~ .a aiet'cat Reulclr, was cal]ctl upon to
s' s"s DIS opinion, but before lie could testify
"aras1 ,.s.1 '1iads little spcecp III which l'o
. .~a ae wanted tie cxporta to pass upon tho
saeMon w'letl.or he, !llpelled Dy tho Deity
~s.oet President Garfield, WIS Insane. Thu
r. hTIsaa!o'iy thon went OIL pr. kal,nol giving
'S1splhson n.y. that tia prisouur wns insane.
.,a. aae prosecution then entered Into q lengthy
examination Ut tho wltness. !
n.'sa nuas'ax the testimony Ut DR.. kenll0n AIr.
~ es'"ee maintained that john ". t3ultaau
~ a sworn positively tl.at the prisoners
''aes nl "as not tllsnl,c,
~, hsa.1eal-Wo will show by all Freeport
w le was Insane. J. ~
II etJtss,,ase-Ssser tss. MUD. ,'yo will take caro-
' 0ultsap-Evesybody knows that
II. ~ farilEI! WAB HADLr CRACKED.
,.us,asas good man. but badly crauks4 Oh
,,s Witness believed In ..oral Flpsani.y ln cor.
ii. s1s N's. c'seA. rendering iuh,, !rrospopsi-
,r,n,.n n1hess based lila Judgment ot gut'
ma Maas Insanity upon hereditary .tn{nt, upon
uns sststsalent W ~ OF Judgment. upon exa!tsl'
Wiz ill., u'a e!Hotloas, md upon inspiration,
hl,,sa ~ slso Included motive. Witness all
xhIs .p a'a1 When a lpall committed crlIae
ia,n1uaMs9la ander t1a .daluslun ..of NlHale
sl.,s aud thou conducted hlll)se}t prs.
pr,,m ~ - criminal would do, 1t would BIZ
f;"tta f;ttsp''Fe ey!dence against Its Insanity,
Iy fot's.', WHO had been quietly but intent
ef sxa,. sxs,uH!nx ula Witness, lsura b{okp III rath
xnssnalS, saying;
N'9u1sd OF THAT KIND IN ,u,s CASE
,p''Iass-wsal, '"oSnin wa viii sec.
, 1881-12-06
SHY

WASHINGTON, ID. e., uec. 6,-l'rot. j. w.
Shtyely, who ca!iB himself the "True Mes
s!al,," arrived In tlits city Thursday. mId
took rooms in Sixth atrsat Ite at once nt.
dressed Iettera to Judge Cox, Judge Porter,
allt othetB connected with tile uultcaN trlR(.
to convince theln Ut tho fallacy Ut uultcau's
alIeEed inspiration. I'll Ills l0tAr to Julgo
Cox le demanded t0 b0 put upon tic stand
To cul,frQyt Qulteau, and to tell the Court
where aud how to ilitl this awful Deity OF
tue Republican, party.
Tho pollea wuro nptIfied, aud this morning
nr,pstc.l ti!,l lie wilt be aout to tho lnsal.o
usylunl tOslny.
., INTERVIEW NTH suIVEI.Y'S WIFE,
speetal 0sss4teh 10 tn Ghseaoo tribune.
'BARArpuA, N, y. Dce. h--l'Tof. nlively.
t.le Hnrat0ga Sprlpgs alleged crank, who
ulula i,lnnsuit notorious Ut Washington. H.
o., today by proclai'nlng h!mself. the trlio
Mpsslnl,, aud tlMt Ills mission there wns to
ct!st tia dvyls out Ut uultcan. isR Viral11|at,
WHO lll,s nata tll!s plucQ hts Residences fur flls
pust thirteen years, though llo aud lt!A fa!nly
generulIy 'pAssel tl.e w!nters South. liz
owns 4 Bu,al} 'Rl,1 neat cottaRa Oh NeeHiAAn
street, w!ero l,ls family w1s called upu!l this
AFTERNOON by Tnk Uli1uAuo TluuUSr repre-
sentative, who was rucelyyu by a lally OF up.
paseltly oD yuars ago, mAt wlIu sata Slit Wes
the wlta Of Prof. J0na.llaA W. 5liyely. she
had not up to t!its tinle heard Ut lsor ltus-
bal,a's eouauct Or. Ass arrest. Mra. hliyoly
'eaye l.sr srhusba,d's occupation: as tlat Of atl
ill pa!atsr, and nut u photographer. ,ss stuffed
| tn tAs directory, aud uddvd that Ills business
kept him away from lloll1s Alest of the tinle.
- lie TRAVELLED FlsoA, CITY III CITY,;
She hid no idea tllat ho intendal visiting tue
| National Capatal.. AEa shiyetY supposed
that Ee WIS III the West, aald was daily est
pact,nx letter from hin from Clifcagus Gilt
c,uuail, Or sdlua other Western point. IT,
, 1881-12-06
IA Will Square scoville If the
Latter Attempts to Secure Amy
Such Issue.
cha t,uards Unnecessarily rmpcrttel In
T'nklng tile Wretch from
tue Van.
oo,sry Of People aud Preas In Both Hem
ispheres Against So Much
Nonsense.
THE EXPERTS.
THEY Will. D19Au1tEE.



se.sia, pt.,a,ch to The cht:aoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 5.-Tlc cxam-
nation of the experts In the Gtliteatl trial
tonuacI,ce.l to.lay. aud promises to continue
IOdein1t,y. The trial WIS more devoid OF
Incident than usual, although, when Col.
N,utou, who was Nil assistant Mt Republican
tsduuartess In New York, sala TINT Gull
,y,u's speecli was regarded Us ridiculous,
h's presence rs n nuisance, nild himself ns
nj ns}ni,e fool, tultanu became livtd with
r,oe mil tho witness sa1d afterwards: "
m, surp ttas If tint cgntlss had Ind pistol ]ie
would have Used 1t upon me Without t1eatta"
uor," It Is apparent Mt the outset that the
expe.ts will not agreo. Four of thosa who
yeFs Summoned by.tho dafollse are said to
hare already notified Seville that they Will
/ IA unable to testify that Na1tcau Is ire
sponslble, -
bss ssiuereasetl here dui!y since Guiteau first
Ecn. ou thu stand tlAt tie llea 0f Insanity
SuuId not save Him. 3Iany Of t'sose who
se.s impressed BY Ills altfcs II, the eNrly
days IT tlle trial, and were certain ltnt Ie
should escape conviction, NOW state that
thtlr views hayc el,augud since TINT wondcr-
lcsoss-exalaEnatlon atd tint they ll0 longer
hare .lus,bt as u his responsibility. Owing
loottar engagements OF the Criminal Court,
,be tiuitsau trial was not resumed till II
o'clock this morning. The pslauner was
brought s,p from Jait half an hour Inter tln1l
usual, alNl Dil that account was groetotl by n
larger crowd ttnn commonly. tiittcan be-
gan to prntest Us soon ,as taken Into
aD tcourt-i,al,so ugaiiast the manner
h which l,e is taken through tile
erowil. lIo demanded ot p6bNty
MARSHAL Wiliiams that tile yan should tako
him 10 ura OF tl,u rrar doors, where bis pas-
sage Into the building could bgacColnplIsllcd
more privately. lie saltLtliat there wcro 90
FORTY o1t FIFTY 1,,snEruTAl,IE cI1AItAc-
sT1:i.S
binging arot,ltl, aud not only lie but
rlK OFFICERS Bu.Al.pISu 1iIM WOULD uE
KILLED.
Nj. Williams declined to make my new nr-
taneellvnt, as tho present ono Ind bucll
sanctioned by tic Court. Charles II. Heed
was In good season, and at oncp took seat
1.-THE defense table, Bolng asked rs to tic
teport tt.nt lla was to assume Charge Of the
ae!snsa today, he said that that was not
ttfleity true. lie expects 10 tako part In
the examination of expert wltllesso..
HtssTs. acoyillo antl Recd Ind brief
laterylew with tho Iresidont yestor-
dayt a.ld made Al, appointment
toAeet him toaay ut O'Clock. Tic prcsi-
dent II he Is placed oil tho stand, Will be
NkA as To Interviews which 0ultaau had
With him In New York during the politlcal
ealhpalgll, and also to produce q letter
Written to him by Gutteau.
, 1881-12-06

Ika1ixnx ~ = l1roo oosa. Corn ltAfslHG stale
aysetqi Dtspaleh IL 1Ha tshteaos 7rtb4a4.
TOpExA, KnB., Dor, h-Adyanco shouts frotn
tic Junuasy report Ut thu BccEstusy VI THO ssuto
Agricultural uoartl ahuw that ono OF tie Hoat
extensive 1nd profitable crops grown III }sauBas
t4ls ypar !a that at brooln-uu Th0lhrGa Load
tpv counties In this Industry report ha
follows: biul'hprson, 1851 lures, yeld-
Ing 7,o7ol5u pounds, valued mt t:ls,dsl!f5;
paw,,rr, 4,lHl notps. y!pl1Mg 3,407,GU
pouutis, valued at tl57.39l.sss; A!toholl, :t!5
ucrvs. ytclulug s,H9 l'oo,ida, valued " Sh7..
I'D npr ton hcrutotor0, but III many pnrss Ut the
6tnto the prt,Aucsrs a.c n9w M bn!ny nosS9od s With
wtun cultivated with osrlluAFY euro. averages
npuut unp. third OF q tau to the acre.
, 1881-12-06


The ministers of tho i'rusby{vrjuu churches
,rof T., ,nr rI,,t. ru,m of III. Sb,r1nuu ltnuss
wv ~ WV usae ou'" ~ ~ Nv u".',..' - ..s,
yoaterday. 4ho 41cs' W. snu o'yke' VI oy9A'
tuYe; tho ltey. George y. Folson, OF Iowa Cityi
thu }key ur l1arroWa fAther Ut thu paStUr Ut tue
ILL.,, t,n,,h ~ mi. INV ,rt tbo 1.r,.st,ut ~
enueu y! 'ass WIS NV .'.,...
o1aVct eolle2e' "ofo psose"t aao tnstou ~ taae
purt iii tho meeting u corresponding MetAera.
Tbc subicct Ut ruyIya1s, euuttuucd FROM last
,vnck WI. tutnn m. Tr' Worrull lc,l Is t,s dis
"eoas ""s ,aAo " '.,,....', ~, =. ,t,,..s,,ro
uld Prot, Thon.la bktuucr u,d otnurs. by u
stAndlux yptu ths ,lcot,ux sxprrsscd theIr
eaeouohA1u ooH9ratutsuous' !" w nos. 'en.
Ath4a btnAl! on Bis attnlnlnk ~ tue GoA GU @ Mgo
uF W yr4ra. an olFtluty on4la uNAys 1Ae
subject Ut Eey!sA!a u E0nslAnca 1or tufthof a!s'
cAss!ol! ucxt week.
IAa Aathoaist rrtachein aet a. usuu! yes'Sr. r.
4ly MorMlflx. ING Ae': Au9a tihGnusEtk w l tuo
chair, Thu u.'ells.x duvuuunAt 9xuT1ls9s wore
aolslucfaa ty taHite q. y. tatls}o " LnleaN4'
H4d tue ltgs' ); " tlisutll " !alsa9sipna!e. ~
, 1881-12-06
LAST OF THE M1AMIS.
The Remnants ot .rlats Tribe or Indians,
32l Persona, to tkeue1vs S11OtOo0 III

Tic tssaltnAn&h oe TsaEH 2.flpe o. lnh!An"s
Jsnumry~H ~ nstro.poet. ~
sntetot t,rr.,oo,,,t,,rs 81 77.s CHICAGO Trllunt.
w.".s,, 1s"a >'1'''1' 1",' t'", "An 1.yon, ~ nm
Ifttlo Importance In this vicinity IL tue cunning
payment of n largu sum Of money by tho uos-
osnmsnt os Of tho United ,s. states .p,,'o 10 'ne
rotnnan!s OF tho oEiee iafnons trloo ~
SfiA'n' fnd!Nns Of Indians. THIS no" n1'
sn% n q. ,o s@s nsoan ,o tho
between savsss ''fo aad @ CIVILIZATION In sa. f4:
tho lust half oca.ury.
les4 enurxy. Gru'iuai1y ths country ''ilwl up
tr,I. @ svn, 0It1 , f # the o,rer IT tho
Government Gu .sa ana % sought t. aos .s,,d 1'y ,sa
scssux s: ecr,nt" rcservations Of land aud
M unnuul annuity. I'noso who remained
a'a sony sho TURNS o. eno tfs"ty, ana 'neluaua
gn'y Tho families tean.'s' q ro.sns.wah s'' !or
lttclardvlilok tho National Chief; Gvdrruy, tbo
,ni. ,, .nesv s %ofu astau a hr ,1cv r.
sided. M ind s .neir cseeala,ts st cuaIao 70 ro-
% in Is iss, the the ' srlu N mao % now trsaty a. the
vi. The lndiun Commissioner, willis Sa.,:w.i;
liz: :hn. Eo-t -tne.sia 1r"yo tuo ias1 nals in taee
annattY fur *sl. l.ao. 1ue ii sxcaty-Hix yuars.
VII wb!a !tsSi, Is Il b. aH pa., y ier '' INV
Whit was probably the last os'Icl"l KnthoFing
,ho S,s hsss y wcts 'sT GssHs
and its 9bjvct was 10 exanilnu ino eonsua roll ~
desscntntsts pf thpso sgns1,x th9 y, trcaty: AZ. A..
| uItvu W,u hava enuu8h bilnMi b2uUl lu tsAcir
, 1881-12-06
WISCONSIN MATTERS,

.aIAl,M,x, MIS-. Dec, 477Tlo following lexasia-
tive visiting uolnlnlsscd toyIslt aud insp<utaslt
Ut tho charitable ui,l pcnus tustitutons wero ap-
polluted by sioy, smith to.lay: 5onator T. u.
Simpson. Ut milwaukee,, aud !; Assemblymen
urubh Ut 1arnboo asld liabon Ut 0shkush- Tlu
Sturgeon Hay cupAI t9ulpAlly hAylng caulpctcd
tts wurk ucct,rllnY ~ aot vt Congress-, the tloy-
ernor Issued certificates to that untct, ,whira I'll.
TILES ths ctmpAny ~ tho rcllulalor VI tho Kr!it
u land ausdu W taii9fosa Y gu TINT Mpxx. ING
Auouut Ut laul 1uE tue rouupADy u &l,Wn Acsua.
, 1881-12-06
ILLINOIS ZINC COMPANY,

Hptt1as UIsPa4CIs u 4h' VA1eaoo xS7bEhA.
La BALi.E, Doe h-Ihn ltlIuols Xilie Company
Of Poru tay tukc,, possession Of the old buildings
and furnaces Ut the Knsn,an ztac 1actory,
which havo bGca standing Idle for over yessr,
und ln.pna running shuu,' 10 eannceaon With
rSliy's isw r,Iiuy-lni hllldlna lA virtually til.
fshst. a1to the otxl,ko. onu OF xomo Wy" horse
powuf, ID boslix set up. Tho rollers aud thoIr
inprhlnvry Will b. iellvttctl 3oQll.
, 1881-12-06
B1,IT1srr FETLING.

CHARLES JULIUS durrnAU sltuC1.D HANG.
l.oxDov, Dee. 5.-The Daily Telegraph,
discussing the question Ut Gu!ten,l's madness,
snys: " 1M sucIt caacs the verdict Of mankind
ut large Is more to be trusted tllat It Jury, ad
undoubtedly the general vUtce demands that
Guiteau shall pay the full peiaity Of Ills
crluto,n
, 1881-12-06

AT tho c!osc OF tho servicas ut the socoad Pres
byterlan Church huntay 1noritia II wins al-
nounccu that thora would bo u church sociat'lo
Friday uight. This announcement, apparently
an iunoGunt one. created Hrcat surprise un1ot'k
the lneMbcfs Ut tho congregation. Thu church
Mt present, It Is known aA 0nU tnBtor, hnu thefo
havu bco,l nu suelaUles during tho full or latu
B,.,imer, Why thoro shuulL bl uno. thuspfnrc,
WAS q subtsut Of general inuulry. 1t wts also
uuiaul,ccd that on tho following sunday morn.
lug tho pulpit wis expected to bc filled by tho
Nar. David It. lIreu4, Of ii. raHI. SUMO NJ tho
,nusnhurs ef tue church. putting this ald that
tOHulAur, nnse Nuuttt cutne III tllu tut,ctu.
Hju,l thut tho CpMl1nitlea en Npw Pasta1.
In Whose hnuds the rnllro matter WI. itrct'.
hayG decided to cAll Slr nrced t0 shu ehMlKe u
the Stcun1 churGh, pruvilux hu Will acccpt tho
pusEtiuu. IhiA KgItlatlatl Inns for twelve 5t1rs
lucu pastur 0t tbu ltousu Ut li1i'e Ehuruh ~ u.
Paul, aill, It IL unlUs4taod. - very popuinr
there. liz Il u comparatively young nlat, oetslS
uulY III yUuEs VI AK9.
, 1881-12-06

Tho country Il slowly awakening to thegray.
Sj,ls Arrguxt ,lct Va Auv ssu that n utsasuro
which wAs inlcnded ut tho beEinnluE " taku
lpngaitiel by bad exaIatiuu. and tho t!opluEaple
as.Gnt ct al indifferent " txnorsnt President;
inta Il l!nHne!at burden uppn tae !tea4agy "
, 1881-12-06
OBITUARY..


Cllurltk u DQtaAs
Il latgely-Attetlded meeting Ut tho unacr-
writer's WIS hold yesterday afternoon III tte!r
roor,s to ,nke appropriate actioo on tho doath nf
Q. Z. DAM, Superintendent OF Adjustments for
Tho Hartford Fire. iusurAucu Co,npnny,
lulXo Eugene Cary WIS cul!cd to tlle chair. aud
explained the sad and tnournfal object Of tho
meeting, Dir. AL, Wrl1nt ucted w becretary.
Mossrs. Il. l. uoard. i. ]. Harding. aud =. 81.
Slaoro wgeu appointed colti1iiittoo gu susol.i.
t!uns. They Withdrew IT, un alJolutnR rooEl,
whenco they returned shortly With 1ouchiny
mi. beautiful 1.0norlAl.
O,i mullon Ut L. J. Enlith, tho Testimonial was
cunGurrud tn, ind copy VI the S!!ni1 was 9r"
t.erg4 tu bs Furnished tn tho family Ut tho do
coase z...a
tlis1trY and unPluInlshCd ehhlNutcF Ut MI. Dunn
wuru luiivurtA by tho ChAlr. 1lessrs: Or!tchcl!,
i)uraud, A0or0, DI4sel. ullu Case a.,ll 3ir. Thun
" Smith sead i f,oolu which had luuH besn a
fnvurlt Ut the ltccAsetl.
on motion, it wis rcsnlsed that tho undcs-
srIturs IN Il budy attend tho funcrAl ut rho
unIou part Congregational Church thls morn
Iux Ut IL utp1uck.
4 f1lugrutn wins real trolu tho State l3oard OF
Underwriters uf bt1btKnn, now IN session. eoil.
veylux sympathy aud orturlnx a tlorAl tribute ai
thOir QxpunHg. Ad{uurnGd.
, 1881-12-06
Prohibition Victory ut Plano, ILL.,
.iRef44l Q4natsA to TAa QatsIlaQ IfttEHk.

Plano, I'LL, Dec. 6-Tha municipal election
was held hero tuday. Only about baIf vuto
was puIlud aud ltttIo laaaFeat luanlfcstcd. 30
t!xetj nas Prohibition becolnn fhat 1t had ~ uI
p,s,tiop, II has bcnn tiyo yeasa stnco ea1ooas
wtro abolisho,l. THO new Tul4t1as arp ~. 4.
Orron, Q, n. Lnwsun, u. II. poucroy, J.. ARtcr,
and EfJuk Olson.
, 1881-12-06
PuGlL!SIlC.

anttial Dtsplte4 II 37N Gas<aae 5F1hua1.
ElsvELAx1,, u, nco. h-Johu L. Sullivan, thu
pugtlist, ull!y MAaipil. h!s tru9atr. and conbl.
naeipn os ouxera lesse f9f chtea4o tomorrow
boiuro hIa uupt with ltyyn. Ilu Kav9 HulAon
And Whlte, Inc Imprisoned puXlltsts. Std0 today.
, 1881-12-06

Hfxccllent Prospect. In California.
BAN FltAkcfsco, DEG. 6.-Anuther liberal rain
has visited tho Etato within the last tusty'oi9ht
hours. Farming pstspests aEo oxccllout. Plow-
ftttS tA nuttYu.
, 1881-12-06

Judgment. Iho w!ttless I,ntl statea one th'h9
TlRnL lAo Iosl !n!ccto lHsplFttt'n1's hi.o
tne'i iets iaaf nsc 9ls OWL 1uaRhlsnt 10
work II QUIZ ll1hts J'sst NY caso: 1n"ts
ulo WaS Ret ia9 l'isp!Iaa'on' 4"o 4'otA
ttoTt employ toois 70 10 AIS worK' Ee seis
tlle Des. matos1a!' "
'Dasiage tl'ei p,tt nypometlcal oasc'
uslns ''o te11n' "ko so"'"'o" F"'e"' e''''@
1"a'' u..,.
N"teau ausheu 10 l1aslusc. "na' WIZ ..,,'. ~. 49,
u nan'omss s"pGim'ty, s'''u' -. III
noIlak V"us"F auonss tn.n e,."o
Msh..oe n..',., ln"Gs".e'' ""'o'' ""' '"'S"'
supp.essea oy wv s"V'.5 H., ..,,.
,o',on a",, uaant.a an..tta,s nynrt. @ g' ~ ro.
Iiuslu'; anu "s1pto o ie....,,s st,..e,,
ot,"'1l ''''' o4oAe oeF ~ oo'o'0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
u ,,,u arr, ,v,rx
.,,,,,,r in hal ;mst n,,tiao'l :. lt.courae from
1,or .Y,at, ~" .sa. III, ~ n,tsstatc"ts. n,ml
.hot ~ s,,a no",a Into cn,,rt n tnatfv ntralust
lin, ha ,wn,Ii shn,v her I'm fiu rntttn,I tu,
~ s,,,,o ,.,m,,tos ,,,,t IlnoiIv o,,iat.t dn,y,
lvi,naau ,vos af,n,,t tn ho ,,is,nisseh when
f,nitaa, ,atninnti lin. md anttl. viii. All mir
NJ grant oarinu.nosa. ~ t,nrtnr. I ~wnyt II,
n.k vr,, wi,erf, ttc ,,rrcditnrv ,,tnhus Of ti,e
i,r",n nxtats wn.,,t n ,nan sl,o,v # wI,rusver
tharc 10 co,,ssp,,
WItncss rpsnortlet In tina affirmative.
uThnt viii ~, - snttI Gnttnnl,, with tia mir
of n lawyer win Ind ,,,ntln IL decided mint,
T,,r at;1Lrrcr M rMorIos.,t 1ssANiry.
tnsntrattnnal ami horntlitorv insanity wns
further discussed. and (;uIteau broko out
viii, t,,o ron,ara. IVc,l, If TIM nolItfcnl si-
,,atfon Ind mt bean what it w,ls during Int
spring there would l,nya been no occasion, for
nv I,lsptrat,ou.n
Tho nu,iInncc la,,e),ed Mt this remark, and
| Guiteau looked around upproyingiy.
Thp witness stutc,t TINT probably one per-
SOIL Iii five II Insane,
"Ah,n said Mr., Dayitlge, "ti,at docs not
leayo much cliancs for uIa,ly Ut us.''
mo" broke out Guiteau, "tlat takes YOU
iu, Judge"
| RICHARD ]. 1luNToN,
| editor of the WashlugtGn GtizCttc, hltl sem
| tho nrtsnner nj l}cnit,ltca,, hcat]u,lurtcrs In
Nav York, nu1 formcl the opfniom TINT Io
,,os avoao,t,nu,v iIiv.tolnncnd MI epttist.
trhn ,yitnras ,vns nsl,n,i ,vhnt he thought uf
~ ,,rtan,,nr'o a,u.c,, "1,orfa1,t w. finn
oao,, y n,,i t,a ranlfnd That fn lila onfuion It
' ,voa ,,,,Icnious' disIolnind otfnlr.
Tsui,ao,, hnco,"o vnrv mini, inccnscl. arti
sl,outetl ont: "WuIi, It wusl,'t anything Of
tia Kind. You don't know what you aru
falling n % nbont, Nv snoecn roceiycI tho in
tlnrse,,,c,,t of tha hast men Of Tie col,ntyy.''
rim wftuess res1,,nuil by Swing tl,e prison.
mr. scanned to t,u n perfcct nulsauce about tho
1.ron,,.. Int wus Intorruptptl ly Guitca,,, who
rctortnd: " You were a nuisance yollrsulf.
1sn rnther In hunr nv II m,,, than acquitted
M n foul. aud | won't have any more OF this
Kind Of oyitlenep,"
rhe witness a,lded, uHe was q laughing
stock no fnr as | could sec.'
f;utrnI, hecn,n,, greatly ,,,ruret|. and. turn.
|
, 1881-12-06

william asYartzer, of WabasAs Hid.
&usc.al 1tspateh 10 *Ihs Chlease 1ttauA-
WApss,t, Ind, poc. G--Wllllaln awcrtzor, a
rcs!dcul Vt tnls county for:tozty-four yoar1. nni
actively engaged In husittoss Aoro Until ls1p,
tie,i Saturday niHht. lie was ono ct tho pI0mcar
merchants Ut the Wabusb Valley and u ma .
htKhY respected, - ! !.
, 1881-12-06

ThonSl1t.ia OF our ettI4ens have adopted DF.
Hu!ls cough Bytup u the family "ataud.by."
, 1881-12-06

Gilbert Smith, nj If0c1acatcFs f1!tlll.
- snsttat Dttpateh to TIE chteaso 1rtouw
ROCHESTER, MInl,- ncc. 9-Air, Gilbert slnlth,
QUO VI tho utlest Inhabitants Ut ths city, fell
frpu, hls chalk shortly uttcr ihler, Hl,d 6efn.v
ussistal,uc could roach him WIS dead. Cause,
HnuilnYY.
, 1881-12-06


SMALLPOX.
srrend Of tho Utxeaxe-EkcAtlts OF Vac" |
clnatloil-tk tktArantlnlnE AEniitst t1tl-
cnEo.
The Chicago .Mattcdl Reptew Of Dec contains
tho following Interesting article ua stna.po1s
snlail.pox suon,s - be sweeping ovgr the
oxtcnt not ,cfurc uuservud t!urn9 sho pAat DO
csde. t,ur rcports IudIcuts tint almost every
y Ex% snS ,a Na s'ss s..s .ssas . tae wiz
and particularly 10 sls !arge centre. q t,opila:
;nIxra,lts. IT, = 5 serioits cSaiition q arairs Is
tliruatciled. Tho mid weather 80 far. has t'ocn
rcssoi, is apurohs,,ti ,u,,rs tssniSls stiii chi.
cigu. which surgtt ns tho distributing depot fnr
the 'S l' Nrthwss' e. * nH IND WI! Ee pst
IT. e.s"s as'as sasc Rsssp Il our sSst ty % es
ccptlt!a i. The n[ect'on N stna-pux: Indeed.
the d!ifustnn .! the d,ssaso seems to be con"
eats. a . ws:e ss 0t sss S' .s sys IT. FSota e IL
brcu 4, tho nashta,ra9od q :.ool cases h cut
caEa this yeur. and utmost entirely contiucd 70
i've study tho s.hpul statistics Or this city and
consider sholu n relation ~ tha prcsoco of this
=" ffo,n the iwatlty,sixth ANNUAL report Of our
IoSrl u Edn.ton It anpca.s that sho aysrago M m
nsss ~ I'LL ses Il Is is I'll, ;: iSd and
yet such spftisn Ut trson hAs beol dr,lwn
Ot vaccination that only scysm cascs Of email.
pox have occurred .A,.iu,IE them durl,tK tho
ss,ot 10 para'ieled within our observation in
tho sanitary nlmlnEstrnuon pt any city 0f
haStnnss o. tho t !obs; snG u snoTid ,i
!zons boih ay .Iud prt,fesatUnal. ot the pr0talt.
w 'nuonse of Nueuiiation, and nf the energy
which C1ltlttjl9 this matter III our city. Thut
, 1881-12-06

REQUESTS BY 4 MILLIONAIRE.
urlcA, N, \, Ieo. h-1'Aeodase y, Faxton, tue
stagp-drIyer plttDnulse ,rpqesasly doceatct, loft
xxiuy Il, q number Ut s1Eeklus, Including local
MAsuulu Iol4cs, A,uerlcnu ltsblc boofety, tr0s-
byterlnI churches, aud tav calau.ltt9o Ut Home
Missions, -. >"
, 1881-12-06

HmIfo.y Skin and T'fl,,l,lcx oil the Eaee
currd by Cartcr's f.itttU Liver Pills.