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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-04-23
COLUMN
A word Tor the Errsn~-

Speak kindly TO the errinei
Thou yet may'st lead them hack
With holy words and tone of inva
From misery's thorny track.
Forget not thou hast often sinned
And sinful yet must be;
Deal gently with the erring one.
AS God has dealt with thee
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-04-23
H. Q. HENDRICK,
Attorney at Law.

Office: On Franklin street, over Cashier,
Beaumont & Co. Prompt attention given
to collections. dec4-'S0-6m
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-04-23
T. A. THOMAS,
Fire & Life Insurance Agent
GAINESVILLE, TENN.

Desiring TO build mp n permanent Insur
ance business and make Clarksviile my IA
ture home, / very respectfully request my
old friends and the community generally to
call on me and give me a reasonable share
OF their risks, which i will write I'm the best
companies. For Life Insurance, L offer one
Of best In the world aud permanent as
the Bank OF England. Policies i~ndisputable
LIFE Of the US. Once at Hay 4 Hymanis
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-04-23

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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1881-04-23

the STATE, anu uldhG lliSIS-
to, and with the assistance Of the
Secretary of the State Board of
Health, who is hereby constituted
en- O6fciO, "the superintendent of
Vital Statistics" shall prepare such
tabular statements, results and de-
ductions therefrOm as will render
them of practical utility, and make
reports thereof annually to the
Governor Ofthe State, which report
may be ordered published and dis
tributed in such manner as the
Legislature may from time to time
direct.
See. Z. Nothing contained in
this act shall be so construed as
interfering with the manner
adopted by any municipality in
this State for collecting such vital
statistics, and it is hereby made
the duty of such municipal authOri-
ties to cause to be made one i'm ev-
cry thirty days a transcript of such
municipal record, which after be-
ing duly certified to, they shall
cause the same to be delivered to
the Clerk of the County Court in
which county said municipality is
located.
Sec. s. In case of the refusal or
neglect by any of the officers or in
dividuals mentioned in this act to
perform any of the duties hereinbe-
fore required of them, or either of
them, to be done aud performed 10y
any of the provisions herein con-
tanned, and upon conviction shall
be fined not less than s. nor more
than $50, and the prosecuting attor-
ney i'm each county or judicial dis
trics.is hereby required to prosecute
i'm the name of the people of the
State of Tennessee all persons in
his county or judicial district who
shall be guilty of a violation of this
act.
that all acts or parts of acts coming
in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed, and that this act shall
, 1881-09-26
THE .nEy. j. W. ALLEN,

-" shfss ~ {ks4tANNt
Tho congregation 0t tito S0ut. Side Chris
thu Cl.'.ret, which tho lu,a President f,at-
dlolA Nttclllul during The Chicago Cnnyc,I-
tlon lust yuar, Iistul,ed yesterday morning tn
Il memorial serl,lnl, from their pastOr, thu
KeY. j., ". AI!ei,. llp sat.l; Deatl1 alvnys
brings SORROW n!ul griet. Wien 1t pntnrs u,l-
her1lslutl thu sAl,ctuary af Il hnute, the g|0ou1
tl,at Y0lI0ws can anty ln k,tlwn BY tIlosu WIN
suffer, When Il prnstyatcs Il, mourning u
household. II city, It State, our sorraw IL
heavy enough. t;nd k,1ows, but l!ow broa.l
tlle sl,a4ow llcasl. !las Gust ut this tI,no,
AL tho :ciyl.tzrtl worlA' s,alsls with
uncovered head. lew toll wo ea-
plain the Intensity of this grief.
IL Ii not hecnusu uur President met II vIutt,lt
death NJ tho Anllda vi M assl.stlb. Other a.lr-
ortlKlla liuy0 fnllln III this lnnnnnr, uIui
UftlAIrss Ere9t jny salutttl THUR tlawnful-
but short tllle ltK0 tl,p Cxar Df lilsstn, thu
tlbumt0r, ,of io,iD0,0U Ut serta, but III snrh
i"',t .iMs.,. WIS ] ssrisHe'. III ttwl, % a,ui, 'S b.
cuusp l!u had guided our unl0n thuIlly', Il
liig, Ut tho In,ui. Yst i,artieil has Juas
lntllni: Ut such luruisl,t. Ti.e nhip
T Htntu wins llUvl1ly Oh, teyer llUra
pluhperdltsly, THIS llt1tlrnlnE TINT We tim
sgo oil through the SatInlt seeisls to ,lle u
silent trli.l!le to tl.e plal's clMrnrtaE lIe
WIS ali tIteUtrtlpt!bln hthlesnluIl, IL brllllnl!k
Wo cAnnul but feel that o.ir Chief ceptnin
WIS II yreat swrrt->n1.ltt n,nll, With II Chris.
linn lMItlelr<s Ut split which ll,,.iu lin bu-
Msc.! tIy III 3lu lll.s plssctl uwly u,Nl tho
prtttte cAullut lu tuttfurlcu. UIt1 sllytiis Ut
ILLS that remember Was during tho political
, 1881-09-26

I
casn tte wn,,lt! mt lslsn lived lon hours, nut
tint ril' was tiltre. an Tug bail struck anG Mi
COURSE tl,r9nSA TIC toWSlsto The lett np npIy NY
wards. afltl Fr'S f'r"naoly l0ttged In tic tl|n,
iI1nrft!ollsly lltasslf'g any Vital Orgnu 0thstt
thSl. tlle ~. iiSGrm Gl' ,,,.o, .,,;,
Nnw, str. now tncs tllAt snHtltl III tho litht
nf lle Mliopsy: A. said N the utl, Ut ,j1;y:.
H,nrts, a,ls very Irohnbly lottRct b, Tic dE-
phFnEn wGli over 70 tlls iett Df tho Indy.
N1ltl tlete IS M!iefc t'to surgeons 1nllntl Il.
aWn nnA n1sll ict!cs y ~ 10 ue !eltnf The slnal
co!ialllil, thnrnllsli!y fleystttl ni liarlIlrss.
, 1881-09-26
TNE HEX, IL. IL. It0lkE.


TITO lley. ll,Asc1t n rupo, Mt thu Trinity
n. i. CHURCH., prearllrtl II memorial ser,nu.l
yesterday norn|ug, Thu columns OF the
nlt.(lo,tco roDln wern drapa,l alHl Il larga
untletl Status llng tlUupIy hnidurud with
lleavy eritl'0 hung aver tflu choir r!lllng,
Thu sp!slker lind heen recontIy IN Engln,ul,
WHEN tho tlaisH nf tint EDalltry wern lowered
tD llA!f.llIitst 1Ur Lilo death at tile lNtG
ljcnn .StNn!1y, hut nluil!st thu .Inlh,ilul
llI0uEltlng fnr mn VI tl,rlr tlw,, tt,st,
ulp Inquiry, "WhNt 0f Amerlca's
t'rpsltseltan scelnVd 10 M OH uyery
t1nEvr. The satllu tlnps md frnrs tllnt wur0
tiir0hbinE III every 1re'.at at home. were
tlrohIIl!K i. IT. every tertlst norantl. A. ths
Mts srsst Il @ ts r II isra9 itS t"t wnl ss sy Y
tered Yyrs thu lc,lans Ut tlla I,nrtyss M they
werc laltt AWAY In tilu rnsacbinbs, IN they hui
BEEN pr0l,ali!cen Dyuf tho aluttfcs III Gtlstuylla
A.lolphus+ lnthur, 'Was'Iingtnr, md l.il,.
coin. i'll Were they tMlay. reiterated tn hU,lor
vi ullo who tonk Ills p!nee buslo ali ito
ssrnt mel, 0f tlle past. Tho ilnwer
w! t, Wortt' ';ur!i r., Hf tne siKaat i'attErs
nn1 r0Nnhly doyclppc.l, Rlul az tintl hy Ills
!ntinit Wis4oM hAtl takpM DAyill from tlla
ssllserIolds, w llr K,Iltc!. unrtela tro,n y
career as l'sesIdent hasl only been long
nhroa, llls constituents luvrtl pl1i hotlore,i
hlni. nlld all nlel'. irrespectiyH of Yariy,
recognized hts GREATNESS. Mr, ll,iru, d
Representative to CnhKr.Ss from Ul1Iu, Wl,H.
,llco designated by tho party Caucus tn de-
liver u closing speech ln NtlsWer Il, n sll.ltllr
9Ne tr0nl DArtield 0l, the Republican sl,tp.
Fee'st'g Ais hlAollIty y covp With
, 1881-09-26
THE PRESIDENTS SURGEONS,
II tha Editor a Jht EhteqG0 Tribune,

MAHsl!plE,I, Warren Co., Ind, Sept, M.-
Tho indianapolis. Journal OF Thursday says:
"'rhu sl,atterei rib deiec.cd :he bull that
killed TIC President an4 caused " to locata
where M one suggested 1t was." 1t you
Will rofer to II communication wrote yotl
dated July 0, Just aeson days after tho fatat
Hl,0t, you will find tho following language:
:" II 1t had not been t0s tho proyltlentIAl
tsntA rib, 1t would have passed ohltquely
through the auton'!nal cayIty, psrfontlnx
tho bewels as well vi the liver. and lAtssetl
ont Ut Ills, hody below mud two or tl,reu
luelles tV the lstt VI tho u,nbilleus. III tllat
, 1881-09-26
CAUSE. AND EFFECT.

To ths Editor Of The CheMgo frtbnns.
OswEao, ILL.,, Sept. e,.-ln yonr Issue Of
todny Is u letter entitled 1.-THE Reign OF
Lnw." Tho writer, nfter stating what tin
ministers Of tho Gospel had said md what
they probably would say III regard to ti,s
uenth OF President Garfield, closcsas follows:
to ~ Il ~ ss u
itntnutaGln lnwB which nrG nut DEVISED, mNt!ctt,
or suspended from hour tn h0ur. but which An,
"Nothipg Gnu b0 tiora wonderful than tho
i9AJostic, unbrokcn. sublime, nud eteznAl prn-
tAMsion OF cANscs atld ctFects" -
: 1t Is self-eyidcnt that the writer Ia cog
1llzallt TINT GDA rules the universe, Int it
is likeWlsa as self-oytdent tliat 1t Is not the
God which Is represented j, tho book called
tic Diblc. From his closlng words It nlny
licycs In manages this world by cAtlse mil
elfect Ur, i. otlicr words. every effect must
llnyt, aii atlcl4nta ca.se, al!d that the Bnlno
cnlap will brntlueD II ilku etfuct. In milking
t!sis issue III this WHY ile virtually says be-
: dis. CUusc-eGcct. Ills tiotl las nude it
cnrta!n by imlMlltahle lnws TINT every person
shot by plst9l.bulict must tllo-llko caaso
produce liku ettcct.'
ti,iltenn wanted an oi1lce under Govern.
,ncnt, .n nut obtanIng QUO he shot mn. XII lio!l
our President. CAllHe--clfeet. Your God,
who cnntrDis the world, as you Say, "by t,l.-
Government 0tllee, lllld WIN u0ea mt nh
tam ono, an nssnst,l wha L. sure to kill tho
person who retl!sls tn give him tho 0tl!ee IL.
Sired. Can It bu that tlle writer can Gail tho
works Ut such IL God 'nnjestlo nIlti aubllnlB ?
AgNl.l, w!.lt Mn,ta til.!ttlll want M Utlico
Id wis poor. Again: Poor a,al wants n.
0tttcn. Gullsc-elEect. Does eyery poor maj.
obtain It Will he shout a,,d surely kill tho
President? CNAso--eifuct. Again, | might
Msk. Wlnt 1nntle ull!tenH pnor9
Such Illustrations Of tile operation OF cause
only to slow tha fnIlacy OF the assumption
put forth by tho writer, trlIo Gnd Of thu
Hihto Et.YB q commandment toni men thus: !:
"rhnW shnlt not klll.n Had thls hreh 0beycst
tlered, IL. W. FARLEY.
, 1881-09-26
GU1TEAU AID MASON.

4 11tn1.tor OF tho Gospel Expresses His
Viosvr Concerning tho Proposed Pun-
fnatfllcfi& of Ser=t. nIHKon, And Heads Il
Flyc.Cent Sitbncriptlon for Him.
To The Editor u Tho cafeaco 1rbnnt.. 81
; KALAMAZOO, AEirh., Sept. H.-rl,cre aro
times when tlo forms OF law sceM only II,
mock nj Justice. Thu presen appears to be
sHcll time. wlIeti tho vilaln WHO fired ut and
Killed the beloved prcslteut 0t tho United
Sintes Ii treated With LESS rIgor tl'nn the man
who fired ut Anll ntssSett tlrSltcnble aasAsln.
1t Ii represented tint Sergt. Masun's trent
1nent III prison Is much moro severe thin
that Ut uNttenu. Moreover, tho rigtit nilt-
tary law under which Sergt. Mason WILL bu
tried for tusubordinntinn Is much cItarer III
nlloltlng thu tieatfl penalty tim niiy law uls-
DIR which at tho present time Guitcau cals
bs Indicted, II the stnte Of things lsas been
accurately set forth by the current accounts.
AS American cittzens We are law-ubtiing
and shnll continue 10 bo 30. Every aCott
citizen will respect tho admirable spirit Of
Gen. SllcrmAll's letter. but there are times
when It Is tho peoples right, through tho
presence Of overwhelming sentiment, to bu-
como law unto themselves. Lot there bc
10 outhrcaktng nct, Int let there be sl,ch atl
expression Ut public sentflncnt rs sliall DO
needed by even tho military authorities,
which shall say tlnrquivocn!}y: "WhtIe w
do not approve ut SurGt. Alason'a mctllid,
We are not Willing that tho net committed
under such u poWUrflll a.!d righteous sNntl-
lnent SHOULD Du soyurcly punished; md cs-
pcciaIly will we mover submit to SEQ nii TIL
successful utte,npt upon u .desptcAble rs
snstn's llfo ln0re syyerpLy punished than Tho
cri,ns ut tl,e ass,lain ltuisUlf.n
viii you mt, therefore, ntlyertlge through
your papor Il ilye-cent subscription fur
Epr,yt 3fn4nn sphtph s1iHll ffirn nnt,f,r.
tuMlty fur tho expression, OF this sDntlnlunt9
undertake. tn prcdlct TINT It viii 6e tho niust
popular movement III Which yOll eyer ell-
guKcll. II there BY nut speedily q hnlf-mill-
Sot ii.e 6ait rolling. inclosoI niy subscrlp-
ton, Truly yotrs,
CHARLES q. BNoWN,
Pastor First EnnVrgpn uonal Church.
, 1881-09-26

TINT ehc Ind rcHmch STIR wna III rho cltltei, iia.
ttnnlng. To her l'rother.its-lnw rrc.ch!nx;, thc
tectsuts.y." anu ut inai hc cntno " tl,irlly"; Ut
tt,nt rDnicllt her fnsnnr~-rEn wns ttenl-ontcrni
tho church. md trcksl,la tt tho prcncher ~ tut
nlsirch. Upcn this h,r islJnnt1 lent Eor hntto,
anl when e1la arr!vM IT tho t'nnsn of hor slater
an1: "iiow c.til,i y0,, pusslhly hnve heard tho
nwrul tinwa 20 fo,n?" "What newa7" Tho
scrvont replied: " t)nn.t ynti know that master
hts study stone tleatl. he had hccn writing SER
n,o,l. and nftcr getting thrsYh two.thlr,'a e. It
fuca wero wo1 known 10 nil tho relatives OF tho
deceased clorSylnuis.
, 1881-09-26

For Tbs Chiea9o Tribune.
lifted by Natt,ro With tho nt,blust trntts.
And trained tn closU observance OF tho right,
lfo grow. II MIN TO tnnti tho turm Of Stntes,
And govern theni t'y cthIoa pl,rest light;
Yet In bis primo IF nanhnoi Justly strong,
Chlrf of tho furo'nGy N,It!on oM tho Garth,
ifin llfo WIS stricken by dorelly WRONG
],0po by csrnture DF tho n1enileat wtprth.
An4 all tho YEars of ttlil md curu woF0 win,
Th1 RrpAtest wisltuH nHtl thu great fnlant
at me fell blow wuro iGyclcu tn tho rlMl,t,
And BY TINT struku IL million henrts wtro rent.
And SILL tho utd who did this .lceti survives:
Lives tt Insult t,y his existence fnitl,
Tic Acnse ct tustcv ltl II Nation lives,
Thn law III vuDEcnnc0 rouscu III ct'ry sniI.
CHICAuu, Sept. -. Il. L, P,
, 1881-09-26

A sinn!l but 1epout congregation wor-
sh!lnal yesterday morning III tile Second
Christian Church III. t)akley avenue. Thu
scrvlces wurn conducted by Elder Holmes,
wt!osu aAl dress consisted TT II e,,Iogy oil tho
lIfn mud character of james 4. Gar0clL. llo
considered t;ar'le'tl ,nusel nun Ut the nl,c-
tecntli erAtury-.well rn,lntntl out IN u!l ru-
spGcts. physical, ntHiAl, intellectual, moral,
a,ni spiritual. - n.,si, TINT i.aa uver iltOvpE
tH!i ll1!s beer t!,te tn establish ugAl,lst
him.. Y1c listlo elturul, WIS uM,llostly
.rlrctl, n.ltl tsare.'s portrait IN blauk hung
hNuk Dt lku puluIt. 80
, 1881-09-26
BISHOP T.ALEOWS.

Yesterday morning Bishop Fnllows
preached IN ST. 1'aurs 1lcformet' Episcopal
Cathedral, c0rncr OF Washington md Cur
pcntur streets, OH az tirnat AIn11," k.ktns his
text fro.u S:tm., ILL.,. ~, "And tho King
sa'd unto his servant, Know thou not TINT
there IL . prince a1nl 4 grcat ulnn falleM this
ttay III 1srnel?''
Some nleM IRE born great, others achieve
greatness, and solle have greatness thrust
upon tIlcn,." III tho lE{e If President Gar-
fell, tho D!slnp said, Wy col,-
template ore wlio achieyetl grcnsness
a,rl yet In whom tl'eru must llayc been I'LL
Inherent greatness 70 ac.ligve It. lls was
sublime ,cnMru9o asul ilrtnness ii Heart, md
pnssessud that intrepid sulf-relal,ca which
enabled him to ltall{ danger In the fucu Gld
III enemy IN tho eye. Ills wns tho old yirius
1T tlIo Rtomans. that robust end llearty
quality whtcl! stRml!s ,h;ltl.-nlnlses a tlan;
Il courage thnt takes ttp I'LL tho lower and
rthlnr elements OF the t1.i ,inturt, and trans
figures them with tho glory OF thu intcl!e
h nr p aliiy Sarta f1la, nM,,ni,:, fia: enn5i s,Irjt
relltly 10 do nnH 10 buar: Sincere and mn
cUlsuucraple when bcuvng 1lnnnrEtctE rl.-
l'Tdaeh, llls was Tue very essential sririt of
~ isrols'l'swn col!rago ul'tlerIylng pt,tlals,
nctiol,. Sllc!! cf'nrnEo Is not t!!e l.tsensi.
''ilty of steel. It Is tho very se,,stiyrhess Of
aeyG,'ltn's feeling. 1t feels tha untLeservctl
atlngs, IA wounded by tlfNlcsrryua nh1a0ny;
but With tho srnsittvei,css nAltrs tlhs self
rttsscssl0n which wnits tho ennll,lg yintltea-
tioli with patience that nHyur tires. lilo
tlriMllcss. liku atla,nant, never EEvcs wny
tntll Ilssolvlilg 1,awcrH ot nature themselves
l.,t'sgn Il. Thf1 c0slragD Wus preuuinunIy
: tiRrIield's. Yun cnn See 1t all through his
varied a.tl nlral!clslg career. 1t fs lnnni-
tested In Ills cnrllest struggles, Ii i!a,nrs
mt IN every ringing urnt[on mud address. 1t
Is striklngly exhibited u. thu fold Of battle.
1t cniues to tho front when thu stnru4 burst
, 1881-09-26
DtcRod for ti,c GrRvc.

DtcKod for The GrRyc.
. fHr The Chtedga Tribune.
Wo deck olir huro fur tho tu.np
AM! hcnp his bier with flowers,
While his Krnud spirit tl,ru,tgh tho gloom
FlndA NnllranthlnB towers.
The favored State thnt 4Ave him birth
Ncceisos her martyrcl sun:
CArvG t1eep tho stone ttilt srCnkB bis worth.
And tells tho prize DcAtll won.
Let fnrFc-t1nmcs ftfpt Lot lnIll. wheels pause
I.Nt TfAt{tG 1tMy har 1ntllll
Make bNru vu1lr lirow twl,lc s9blc gRt.zol
tray 50 through NIL tho lAndt
Pray for llis stricken fnfnilyt
Lament our Nations wDl
We hMru tho whole worlds sympRthy-
a true tnan llcth low.
We deck 0iIr Gnrt1cltl for tho grnvo
And b[slG hft pull with flowers;
Ills lifo-anu love wDtkutl llnrtl n snvo.-
LeNves "inilucncc bwret y Gnr niirs.
4. u. la MV1LLE,
, 1881-09-26
THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.

6rKft19 IF@batfA "a Ihs Chfe1t6 Irt6uhfs
HUDSON, Mlcll,, Sept. A+-The cosnnlsletts ~
from the VARIOUS aellooldlstrleta brought ~
load of goo1s anl Krnln welIt forward TO- t. W.
Kulfef EOlInllttee at l'urt liut0n to-day, ulaA'
inx Tie third from llure.
, 1881-09-26
Tribute 10 His Memory

FIR Tie tthseaN1 Tribune.
Disturb not hIs stutnhurs,
Lot 0artlell uaw slecr,
wa lqvpl HIN sincerely.
.fpE him w0 llow sreul,. -.
Disturb not bls xlumbers,,
Let tho l'atFl0t rcat,
lltg days hav0 hetls numbered,
Ills souls With tne bust.
His work II now 4yprs
L0t tho 1'reshlpnt rest,
Tho Iyief Of u Mutton,
, 1881-09-26

<nxs,-- N'"
rrE Ar1ropcv
a Talk with mr.. Hamilton, OF Now
E1rlx~IJo Tells All Abont tho Search
tor the c1InIl-r,nposslbllity or lscn,vvs
'"s IT. y,,v ,or,: r,t,,,n, st,. ~
Dr. 1Iamiitnu tlictht,,,l thc foIIowmo ,,t,oh
~ ~ ss.I "a'ea
WIS st""l 10 'ln. ~ rI"oi ~ n"tael tl'at 'nefe
Hight D" i't, doubt or its ent!rp accuracy:
OIL tho r1aht sttlo between, The Inst ttorsal And
t,rut t,,m,,nr vnrtnhrn ~ ,,oi,,t ,nr,, ,'as "sa
tl,o ts,,,u,rsn a,,I a,,,t,,,. ,,roaassas nss. IVA.
,'o t;amsserso anu oDI,l"e proeesscs-thas
is, oolaa'oly froln bettnd. 1t passed. lltsle
downward and forward, penetrating lin
body uf tho iirst lumbar yerhbro. csran"S
rr t,,a .,,,.,,;,r., ,,,,,' ,.. ~. ,.I.,'I
@ f'"t o, ns fn'' 1'1 ,t,I e, IN ~ I'm S 1nft .a IN
body Of this vurtebr,, Lying 1liitler tho lower
mrc,n of t1,a unnerens md ,irnrer its
postrrior, or ,iorsnl. usI,,.ct thu, Tx a,trrlor
nso eayltI OF ts nGly. IiG ~ Dat @ WIS e'lcy;t.
eut completely s1lrftHtlt!cd Dy urn cIlsuie,
@IG1 hyesten - catfa,y 1N et9ssy .a 1a
sri Or tw Of WIKI 1 tcne1,,s sS s|,.s,sa ss us, L.
i"sng' 10 ome poliht 0t tn0 lnner suflac
when was l!nt eltsity relnhvatt hy tho uugeuf
tsie Ki,lie, uila Which: lttty ba found ltntisr
tiit Ils!Cloaconut " coHSlst ~ ulop " aesle+
hteu ptls, VI H. itlly pfDYe u no !ilo lea'lgn
strall, occnsInilea NY w ta:o oS1'ittsoli OF tis
snrlacoot TUG pail. 1t also contained u small
fragment Of blaek, material. perhaps tlree-
I!!artrrs Of M lic III ls1lgt uitl a!L eighth
Ut ~ lnell III breattl which u1aer tho niicro.
scoiM may prove to bo . piece of clotlI: hut
tho oxhct character Of WHICH Inns not yet been
!leturtnlned. 4 i,!ost crltlcnl examination ot
tho sae inclosiig the ball un!lerA strong ilellt
md with prnl,c !td not Disclose nny con'
ligctiDn betwegii " nrd the track ot tf,e BALL:
was tho blood cavity, porlnps .listant one Or
two l'cllGs M al'!l u tn s'is i!eiEoorpot Tiers
, 1881-09-26
THE DEAD PRESIDENT.
written in tho Capitol, After viewing
the IacsMnins Of E'rcslItMt Enrflcll
14ytnK in Statn In tho 1soshndn.

Wilton in tho Capitol, After Viewing
tito Isc,nnlns Of President Gsnrflcld
LyInK in Statn In tlac Kotnn1n.
fnr It's chicago Tribune. -
Alasi poor ctayl Coultist thou not kocp tho soul
COuAded to thee for n fuw mUrD years,
Till Enrth ahuud punucrully reslgt, control,
Aud i1cnvun receive him Without nnRcl trars7
Didst thou not know his more than prfncoly
worth
How from tho NAtion's level ho nroso
Tu raGk atnunE tho proudest Of tho Elrth,
70 win the luve of fronds. the hunrte Of focs7
Focs7 lie haul mono, snyo in TINT peaceful strifo
Whera only tnlont preecdescu cum cntm:
wheru tho RruAt strength Of a worthy itfo
1s this: whu host ahAIl bchr MI hohHrcd nanic.
Fr!cnds7 From tho farihost lands Il wailns
comes,
Such rs thoy ncavo who mourn their house.
holt dcnit;
In Alslc wastes, and even Asian homes,
Thcy twno the wrcatha Of. cypress for f,lR
hcad.
Gore, In his manhood, when bis splendid powors
Gave high assurance Of grand cnraer;
Conc In tho sunlight Ut his Summer holirs,.
Like blightud fr,,ttnxn Of II hurvcat yt'ar.
Deafli cold md stnrk be lies pcnrnth our gazo;
Yet love bcheds him present cvet, now,
Whcrc, through tho .ntsts OF grief wo SEQ tho
rays
Thnt firm an n,,riola ro.,nl his brow.
Iip Ia not ticn,ii fur groat men never die
They sink awhile bcncAth tho whetn,ing wnrcs,
Then riso 10 plncrs In grant history.
And lIvc whch even forn forKcts their gfasos'
Di ,lolnG nbova him. frntncd With inaHlcart,
Weave or yoitr hues xun,s thought VI Uarifclds
htHrt. -..... ...-a.