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THE DOCTORS.

spsetal n.pateA to tn Chicago 3rtsuu..
W.As.!sSAroS, u. q, July 4.-rle Msallcal
oilicer I,l Charge Ut thu President IL ur,
Wllllasu Hiss, i,r, ullss was burn 1t AN
burn, y. r.. III lSs3. al.A graduated In 1Sid.
ut u.s Medical Callega In Cleveland, 70.
H0un After llu rel,0yrt to MlclllKan, 1tlat
pructicI'sg ut iolaln uni afterwards ut ulNlla
lsApitls IN tl.t Slato, wlleru 10 rplhafnDh Vts-
til ren,oylllg to Dutrolt Just urlor to tho
breaking nut Ut tbs lsubellton, lIu WIS lllnr.
riel ln Detroit. III lSa9, IN Aliss uupl,arl,lp,
Ut that SlatU. At tte breaking nut Vt tl.a War,
Or. Hiss WIS commissioned Surgeon Of tho
Third Michigan Volunteers, with u brotler
a. l,Is ussiataht, Tlsa rag1Mant eatliu u
Washington, mud en9aKsd in the ealupalgn
OF Un!l l&ul, ut which batt!e Dr. Bliss was in
ctIurRe of the Division Field Hospital Iu
tho full Ut 1851 4e WIS QUE OF the medical
officers selected TOR . commission by Ptesk,
, 1881-07-06
ARTHUR.

sTIIL At JoNEss HOUSE, >. -.
spkeiat Dispatth to The Chicago Iftbnns.
WAanlNuToN, D. G., July 5.-Vice-Presi1 I
don't Arthur is still at Senator Jones' house..
Iss6t1 init afft, when the favorable bniutsns
weru road from the White House, MI
Arthur's spirits roso perceptibiy. md ho'
spoke more clleerfully tl,nn lie has since his
arrtyai.s Ills first remark rs Ito can,o down
to breakfast this morning was tho hope that
tho news was still favorable, nnh he received
Senator Jones' aillr,Matiya' answer with
market. gzatiiicn.ion.. Dnrlng tho morning
Mr., Arthur snfd tint he lIad never known
Guitcau personally. lie believed tho wo1ll. ,
be assassin had once or twice applied to him
during tho Inst campaign fur assignment TO- ;
mako stump speeches. which request was re-
fused. Senator Jones agaiu secuted any Idea
Of a conspiracy, n1nl = 90 u
1sl.FErnED To ou1rEAu ~
asa man who Ind been passed around tha
various Departments rs II joke. ~
Secretaries kirkwood, Ilunt, and Lincoln
calle.t on Mr.. Arthur ti,is morning and IT,
I,eatea What 0en. James had sa!d last night,
tint tho Cablnet world make fortIal aud
public annoN'.cesnent Ut disbelief In assy COLI,
splracy Involving Gela. Arthur. All tl1e'
Cabinet officers have. now called Oil the Vlee.'
President, anl hnve exchanged exprosstons1
of confidence md esteem. At o'clocka
tho Vlco-Prcsi4ont aroyc to-: the
White House and made personal Inquiries ast
10 tho Presidents cond1tlon. lle returned1
immediately to Senator J1lias' house, a1sd |
passed tho rest of tho day until dinner ut II
o'clock writing aid seceIyiog visitors. So
HE REcEIvEn ONE on Two LETIEns =
ntsyIatng HIN to b, OIL Ills gnArsl, but they
weso couclle4l In sncl rambling terms tilas,
IL, ilinyss tl,nv syprt. yyyIttan by tint,tIcs.
| aud llo pnys no attention to th0nl. lie np-l
pears to have 10 appre!ae',s!on for hls per-
sonal safety 81, :. - s' .
+ t,n1Er.>''' ''.,:,:, - !. :
| :Vlce-prcstaent. Arthur suffers much grlef,
a,ui IL in stata OF great anxts.yto learn how
the case Is going OIL. 1to talks very ltttlo
MID receives lard!y any visitors. In coNyeE-
satloi with a friend lust night ho shed tears
III relating. l,is interview with Mrs: Garfield,
mud said tint tlls event, ff~it should ter1rl-
INTO family, would be tho greatest calamity
that cnuId have happened to the Natton, It.
! Ii enough, ho said, to convince syery 3nan on
the fully ut party strife. aud this would prob
| ab)y be found tho moral 1t ws'u.a convey.
/ whateyor might bo the result of tha Presls
| dents wounds, hi,l In whatever hands tho
administration Of Government might DO
hcrentter. : -. :...:, ..*- ,:...>,-
l., sgciwrAlY MAINE. ID.
last evening called !on, Vtco-P Pres!dent
! Arthur. Tho hitter refuses to see Visitors
except friends OF, ns In tho cass OF Blaine,
Cabinet officers. Senator Janes, Of Nevada,
wlidso guest Arthur Is, says that nobody In
tho country IL more .EglaYo4 at the Psesi%
dents caso than Arthur. md that nobody
viii mora gladly receive tho news Of, tbs
Presidents recovery, l ......,, !.
, 1881-07-06

.WAsltist1rjs, D. O., July -l:ht i. rn.-1tn
huttcr this nlnrilig. lhttt Mn inhfn ,thana ayeyt
ts,nYihecsl TINT t1s will rtenver. 1ao the Mod
tho ,rtl sl,M's Ut tho wnt4il1 admirably, hnd
il frt,rn eccnnary Inflammation. nf tho pertts
1ieltt'l. !nll Il rl1 euf,forDnco lust n'Elit viii
s,Irgcoti.ticncrMl tlafE,cs. nri tho nl.oyO Is nT
nwn Inference. ThD 'RurkGutta IN chArH0 IL
nl,ls men. nnl duly aalt lntia IN KlsInE exnrcss
Ho.,s nf npinton NJ to tho future. 1. viii keen
yt, thorsn,Rfly a1slsrtl' u!1a yon my ct'ttstrs
ttGr has l,cen malnintnrI, and In amy and ever
uyr1it bcltoto Will continue.
". f. SHERMAN. Ocherpt
, 1881-07-06
ness Is a11nost suspended, 80 n,lSions MO
pcoplo 10 lloar tho tcws frnnl Washington.


H. ,1,,o.t' u,.,v,,,,,,, eo nnx,ons nre
hess ~ "nn''. ~, ""a, s.,n, svoa,tn1inn
pcoi"o " '''"' ~" ~. ", ,.,,,,u,..
.,no, =. ~, trs,,. .,,rv i,,,t,o ahort finn
to.,in". md w,s co,,,,e11eti L, uo home tn
st.w, r.. w,s ,,vcrc,,,,,n viii, futiuuc. Tic
t;oycr,,,urut t,rris irIt ,i1eir desks ut thu
carti,.., ,n,ss,bI ,,,,,,nn,,t. euarfy gathering
nm,,n' fhr Vh,tn Isn,,se md n,sslyheta
wl,oro bulletins Of tl,e Presidents condition
anm,I In f,,nr,i III I,na l,rc, n terrible tlay |
" ~ ,..n.t W. n,,J ,'.,to,, n t,s lm,sr summer
,,cot ynster,t,,v wrs rim hottrst.
.,,,, ,,u,..,,,,,yr .t.w,ys t,,,,:rrs t1t,owS
,y1tl, thn ,tt,n.Yt rnrt,lnItty. md cnfts him !
III stnmi.yu III O,,n of lin earlier tutpr-
,,,,,rs n,c ,,r,si,3rnt saf,, in ynnnr Mr. |
1t,4',v, WIN l,utl fusl r,t,,rue fran El,ropc.
onn1 ,.n,,,.rr,,s,,. ,yho,o mission tl,cro fn,l |
ls..u s,unt, ,,rt,pnstrrnt,a rem,rts: "Wrll, j.
sto,,.v. tt, l,ritixl nutlorltcs ltd nut sue.
ccrd In 'cnrturlnr yp,,. ,tftnr nll." Tho SIN
serta.ny ,,m,,l lin brIul,tcst at,t most l,apc-
ful tlny III Washington since tho Shouting.
soAnrtrLD's 1,E,trASon ruwA,,p n1s NOZZLE
HEARTH, wlFE
hns been cllivalrOus III Its hest sense. llo
l,ns over sought her case md wofarc, md to
keep Ter fr1in anxiety and slspeitso. Wtlon
slte llrst elltered hts r0ni liz MET llpr within
smiling flcu, utlh i,0 tn3 lntl st1Illc and 4
wurtl or cl.ecr fur llor ever Since, oven
though llls aulTer1tgs haye beci, ut
tt,ues vgry gre,tt. With true wlfe-
ly tayotion, tun. Inns Alra. Garfield
bnre 1Io,yelf. mil et ctleorlll1. 'loEufnl tie.
,nea,,or lias .lat,umuch To freu fron''carc l!er
llnsbnt,d'S mind. 1lu tClEtHt for lior. S!so
l,ah Just risH tr,lh bell of steklicss. nittl no
wis nfr'iitl TINT alM wonltl l,ayo F." relapse.
, 1881-07-06

: ,s,.,-,, .,.u.-,,.,, ,r, NJ, |
MN e'n,e'h" w ,s'',"'. ~, ~ H. ,,,tt,',,n,
tho DETERMINATION, VI tl'o Htss - no ,.,t,' ] n.,,
Mas ntaeheu ~ '!'n S'" 49, ti.o ~, Is'u
l'la Aeares, WIZ "'"s "'' ,, ,s'o' ~ H. 1,n
nnlh n'c, wv o.ie"' 1s'et ' ,''s rars,i =,
m!Is,. ~ "s''" ,,.t j.: ~ ,,.'Irr,, ~ lin
Asnh'Huh M" rissn ~ ',4,,.,ts1' St.M l., In,
.,,,,r,,,,,o ~ lila r;iv.--t,,n Entu,,auy md /
'.'.I speS " ~ iS., H., 700. ,to,,t,t in
. o',nrs. ui''f', r.. cr,c,,ro,r m @ II Arory S,nur
ftnsniIol nu,I s,,,u,rintrn,lcd tin. cryctiu, uf
ia ,,,,t',m, ~ il,nt hnsnt,nl. wtic, coyurc,t
"u - s,,,,,r firtv nr,,.s r,hts ,ynx tl,o
t,x.'',ss t,.,..t,.t I" Wesitn,tou tlurlut. thu
M.s'st ,I n ,,s ,',s",,, ti,, ,,rr maj T., iii tiu
....,,.'s, ,,.t,nrvs o,,, tl,s vrutnta unJl-
,.,. -, ',,,"', iii ~ ~. .,,os, ,ln,,nro1,sly
.,',,,n,, ""'' ri ,no sn,,ars >vnrt, removed f,y
,rna,.,an, II" r,,,,,,ncf In cburro of THIS
s,,,s,.tt"t ,,,tIl s,,,,.,L,r. ts.t, frpn,trnt1y
o.t,,'" ,,,,,r ,ss ,.,,sr,r', NJ ,uanv M 0O0 ur
~ m ,.",,.n,, H., ,r". ,,rnr,l In ncrept MI
- a,,,t,t,,",nnt % Il, lin 1,rrl,lnr Army on Ito
,"nt,,an, s,.fy Int ,,nrl,ueH. and began tue
,,"nett.., - III, urnr,ssnu II, tl,fs ctty. wherv
H.. ,,ns ra,,,,,,,tf .,,,r s,urr, In 1854 hu was
,,cnn'i r,r thc n,n,oi,,tnu,nt of Surrco1,.f;r,,.
".,t ~ ,,,, fi,;tnJ Atntns Army. IN MI lilo
,.'.,.,.,, y. no,,scl l,w ,a t.m.sni If Snrc.nn.
ts",',,r,i tV,,,,n1n < ifnmmnni. t{rn. ,,nrnrs.
..i,r. ~ ,,n,v .,.anrtnt1,,i will him In tho
,,.'nt,,,,.rt ""J nf thn 1rc.l,,rnt. succepdc,a
'. ~ tt,nt ,,.mi"tmr,t, In Inn organization Of
t,,c i.n.rf NJ ii,.alt1,nf tl,e DIstrict of UoIn-
t"n ,,,' ,.,. o,,ro1,tcd nv president (irant
~. ,no NJ NJ tls ,,,c,nl,rrs nul wns ELECTED by hls
u ,,.,1,., w. H. 1,roy,,,"nt nrocttcuv II, tho
t,t.,. n,,,n,'. o,lcrs wn. n,,othrr mnmbrr nj
49,, 1'a,,i ~ =; I, tnr formcrIv T,io,,tr,,.
ut.t,"~r,'nr ,nu , ~ NJ r Sfarvlnu.l. wht,. wlitc
,aa'.,,,,,,nr ~ thc orsEntoy srl,ont. was not
p,m ,,a,n,,or ~ lin Ne,Iicni SocIpty of tho DIs
,r'"t ' ~ (,otnml,in. wlicl, assumes to control
thn rracttrr al mulicfno IN tl,ts Dis
trIet. Among other practitioners WHO
wuro nu,t-lmombers Of this socie-
ty wore two colorcd moll-Dr.
Aug.lstn who held commissions rs Sur"
gcot during tho Wur, allt Dr. Iurvis. Thcso
wcrc refused ndll.ssi0n to the Society OIL nc'
| count of their color. notwithstanding which
nu.l-,aesnlsorslitp Dr. bliss fo'1,1 10 ohlec-
tlou to meeting these physicians TT co'Isulta-
tim wl,cpnyer called upon. For this ha WIS
severely nttac!se.l by tlo ,nou'hors ut the S''-
ciety. The Soc1cly tt their attempt 10 oxl'e'.
| afterwards fo..nt eailse to attack Dr. Hiss
, 1881-07-06

nlltt Tin hC4AGItEE VI UAlI III hG i
aht1omll,ul cavity wero yury surtnus. THO |
,nrcr.ltauo nj rcroycries FROM gleIl wounds
was sIuull, "Afy talller hopes" snya DR..
Willard Parker, .]r., "tllut Nature will |
IN. nlluwetl II, net is much IN possible. iie |
fears t1ult tn, many tluctura nlny 5p0tt the |
patient, even II .,aturc eouhl saw him."
nls FRANK II. HAMILTON. 4
who returned frulll Washington yesturtlny, l
s;i,. l,u was 9In.t 10 tell al he knew al,out tic
c,aa.:, hut would Iika'tu sivo tho chief points
In h1suwii w0rtls liz Observation-Disclosures m full
tuws: "'rhsllcws this nori'tng IL yury coln-
fuY,fng, II INT absolutely cl,tollrugtng. Tl!u
t.sct ltilt lEu II now lit tho fourth ttay |
since tho occurrence, wtttluit ntty |
very netsvo symptoms Ut .eStchdeH !
Inflammation. Is II great solrco o( |
tl!ts encouragement. My Judgment ns to
tho saato of Inflammation nj tl'Is tlnie. Is
based upon wl,tlt snw personally mi! uio1,
tho bulletins ot tllEs morning announcing tho
condition Ut tae pulse MID tho temperature,
nild also upon tile fstct tint lie passed conf
tlaml,itt0ry symptoms 'lrc manifested by tho
third tlny, asul l cnnli0t but l,ole that, de-
spite t.e Testimony ol use Intelligent nset!lca4
i1il lit charge trt,tl tllo llfst, tlt1ti WHO innb
t!io exAs''an"sln'f by s''sess a'A prs'tes of the
direction and exto,!t nf tlIe wan1ttl, tho
sa!l Inns nut seriously Injured nny Vital III
terltal 0r,,ttif. ,-Thls, IowcyGr, 1s but llopcs
btscl ttHili tlIe ihlLihilIty nt tic pest lEltnn
testimony anu tile comparative lMl!dhess Ut
thu symptoms nt tho present iintnent.
Tlm pnl''lc," continued DR.. lla'nl'tof' "nro
| naturally excited a'sd anxlo'ls coslcarAtng
thu opinions Hf professional men. at'tl' i! tle
circumstances, Ii saeitls 10 lue tlat ai'yttthg
but brief statements OF facts of the c'sp'
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{ GElereHGe,

WASHINGTON. u. C., d. &.-Sgventeer
On. OF tic s:Ghte1p members CT tho Pe6ts !,
vsa!s Gct:s ai:cu bed corteretc1 tia mora
l." 1t rh!eA, at.cr Ecmo discussion all the nrm
bars r5rstn: c'iei 10 v1te Tor Gen. k-if,r as
spaaksr The stsaLtEr was MIR. B.yne, who
7.rt wor.l tina, lis will v3tc for Sir. Hise,ek.-
| wSs -i'a tatttmincd b. tie seventeen Ii Gu.
bar= - supper; YIN. Buzz, * REGISTER 81
WIS, Of Phl'adclrtia l1r e!so loo as Ssrgas.
A.-AEirS. five 1t tie members euouut c u
tic lseSrs 10 i,vcr Of Edward Melheraou for
The position Of Clerk ct The IlGuss, but il
iias!'y vas decided tia. the delegation should
90; make 50 .tf1Il to tlecs.. any Pennsylvania
llln 10 ;hat cGic,. tut lsVor its being given TO
sa:na New loiksr. probably Mr. Johns1n. The
ttSait OF he PENIS, iGstis oolfe1anos is geutl
a5 regarded is highly favorable to tbs pro: =
rsc u ksiicr's SUCCESS. hut the Other promi-
ur:'' caadida'ci sill profess uoUimioished OF :
iiic:c,. lows enG0utcad shst Mr.. ksim's
rama lad ben ~ilhdsswn itam the Is! OF co.
ali-tcs Tor Tho othce OF clerk.
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T(}-nAT'S TELEGRAPH NEWS
Caucus,

WAsu:NGIcy. d. C.. pss. %.-rht reruI
!c9u 1ucubss$-'itc! assembled vt noan tc-1sy
ii tac EE.i! OF !na House of Representatives
tx l;.e rr;uaSc Ct u2miaa:icg cirdid,trs &c iii
tho v,,!cus aiec:iy: othais Mr. Jsy. Hpb5tii.
Of Mct. c5i!ad TIE Ciue1s to cr3tr shortly st:cE
> Geek. Mr., +. basoG, Of Nsw Jersey, vas
then selected cb1irnaD CT tie CAUCUS Mr..
Miller, ct ptnn.. as secretary. aid ileesr3.
MoCook. Il Ns% York undeteref. Of Iowa,
aod AcGu;e, 1t Oslo, IS assistant! s:erc:arys
and tcll,r5.
Alter r5i call. to which Tie full republican,
membership Of the members responded. CON-
nsNors f)t Tho Epsektrstip were declared to be
in CIDER AID the candidates were pIacgl 10
nounal;cH as fooas: Frank IIsc :ek, Of New
York James ". ksiser. of Oaio; John 4.
ksss1n. Of loEa Max H. Duauell. Of Miou,
sofa. GodoVo s. Onh, j. G. BGrrows, OF
Mioh:gi0, aud Thos. b. Reed. Of Maac.
! \ motion wss made and advocated btithi ~
Mr.. R'yn, Of Pennsylvania tia: the vollog b.
G.ca r5ct, bu: this Wss voted down and ballot
log was then r;oo:ed:d With, resulting ss fol
oxs Keller 81, tIisccck A. k,sson Is. Reed
H. Bu:roEs 10. Orb s. DlnreIl total II t.
Necessary TO choice IL.
| Stc1ud b;I!ot-kaifer So. Iiso3ck fl, Xii
son Ii, Kotd 10 Burrows TO- uith 5. DuL-
! nell ,;--;Gtsl l4j.
Third hnllotkeifsr t.. li!c1nk IS. X 1850 4
10. Reed l.. RlraHs ID. orr; 5. Dluuc!l 3
total lij.
Fou5h ta!;oi-Iieifer 5j. Ilic,cs 81. IA,
son -. Reed l., EarioWs 10. Uah punnsl
| G--!G!al lti
F:!! aito;--K,i:r So. Hiso1ck -. KssDu
10, Red - fHT;oS' ID. Oth s. Eulue =
fetal AZ;
| IN IL Il ~ l.
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fUBLI&HEn DAILY & TRI-WEEkLf By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
SATURDAY EVENING, deer. :, Il:

With re- peat to Virginia rtpab,i.anJ .ha.a
Was ouy one ihife tieg conld do tia. was 10 BE
lool 81 t;aI iheIr support Ct the regulators,
lud thst Vas 10 kick up ius about bticg
sSobo@I. isn1ted AMI "a! u3jn ia the mater vi
the dii':it u:lUn q Ike ,.IuGitr gathered and
tby gathered, bg means OF li,tr IS .isIsh0a
Inns zoe thing they sta now doing, and as a
ba!u:Gl c)isiq1 noa ara rendering II selves
utterly ridiculous. s.l will b laughed Al
throughout! the Limits Of tho State. Thy bad
81 coo sotars, who voted as enc mao. Against
'htm We're 9G. coo democrats, badly disciplined.
parity mutintu'. and Of various diff .,itr mix :
Slsptc:ioe tho Slate debt. A pain Of only SIX
Thousand Volts from their diJ2rsap = d oppU.
INNS would have rVen them control OF Tie
i az ard ha r2h!u! possession of sill is pal
riLosc, sLd n4! claim uf0n the ADMINISTERS
hoo Tor not Only al the federal patronage duo
tic Stale, but iGr mos! ot il tua the whole
Stub. as Virgins would have b9eG the op'y
Son hero republican Safe. lesosi OF FIX
th:u-snl there "; re among The demtc eta lCu
bic Ihpt nun b OF voters who Hcro rot Satisfied
G'th ihu I,Ek in the denccfatio platform 10
r:ts'i 10 the State dob, srd upon whom rurly
I"a Tested 50 lacsclg that they would have
Vnri i,r aoY patty 10 favor ct psyr eveiy
dollar Of Sic debt at tbs rate ci interest agreed
up6a VIII II II WAS contracted. What su opp0i-
tutEP Ter glorious victory oue tia. would
have r, t3c!ed horor upon the republ,ao name,
81 .,l. I
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The Guiteau Trial.

WASHINGTON. 3-The,o WAS 10 sp-
psI3ht ,!lIiEu:ion in the croasd that pressed
Tor :dnissina 10 III, oGutt rjum this morning.
Ii WA soGa whispered about the c3u-t room
hist lhr dr;anso lad .ubIu laed President Al
thur, EicH President David Davis, Spesksr
| I;snda:! AID Senator B,yara to srpssr ia csutt
ihS morning, ami tho iaterest 10 to-day j pic
| a1ctings WAS lmmets> Increased.
The & uts vas cp:ueG at lu:oi. and Mr.,
ScIyi:l. hcgsn ct otc, by celiior Cnl. j. y l..
! l:utntiia. c,buts,ns ftn:r Of tia Pcs. Utiue
Wlinc9: formerly lived in Freoport, IT,, anG
knew mi ,ontr's family Mss Gai,eau wss 40
toysi,ti AID he seldom saw h;r.
Charles e, Alien. OF Ms, hr>l in Freepctt
in l>%2 aad lsl) anl knew Inc Gui'ts FAM
ig. Mrs Guttnsu was 10 !e, hIa health sud be-
lore iGo hlt:h ot The p::5na5r w;s g.. am,
till c D!iae'l - her bed.
ENJOY a. Srotrs. Of Chicar,, knew Gui;e.u
ii that ely. liz described uli:eau's manner
| a. IL txp;c at1u %! ge'Iisg the Au,irisn nj: :
aol asa { Tt0aotatt! the ev!dfuc, Of others 10
Iega,! 10 The pris1nrI'S asserted famiIisri!y
a;;h prominent mNr. Witness thought Gut
eau tiai hu 'E:- b lnc,N', mind. or ia other
.,Iil>. tbs; he Gil not hsvs ao9i clnmnn
sansa. He VS. ooLideni. however, that the
Iil>oH'r knew hight trcl, Wr5ns, snd WAS re-
-pCIsl:'' icr lis ac;Iors
J TIC sister Ct tna rIii0ntr vas particularly ey-
ca: i sid II trnea ,?isicc y c,uIh. hy the re
n,t!c:s, SD he h.- ptIi lrei himself. that is
a. i!,"te - a;Gu. ii
h:1srd \. Dtllais. Ct VIRGINIA. had met
Gu'le u al tie ltu.g Meas CHRIS ina Asst
ca In rocmS in this city Thou cbt his IN W.
meats a.; c'nVelgslijn saueWtat peculiar.
S'aao- Dawn! Davis Vas tbs u;x& Wines
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GuItean'S Examination

Jude P.r:er c1roiuded bis ,r>s.-. Y ..aic,-
tiou CT Guiteau 10 the Criminal Cout: ut Wall
itg!ou yeste,dsy. Guicau Eec!m3 v5ry *
cited and oro lino tn.k up rapcr arl i2s SD
readlrg, refusiog 10 a&sstr fuf,hsr Il s.a;icis
MIR. Seville made short redirect pSauiiL-
ton. after which tho rr;S nar was allowed 10
step down from thu wi;le:s 'aGi Gao o;;a,
witness YVES examined. when tha cu,: cd
jourGtG
During The exsmiaaIion, Mr. po1tsr L.
qulred CT Gulteau why lie a,u'd LII haze
shot 10 Mrs. Garfield presence.
The Pfsoucr-lt ytut heai Is 30 ,tak tia;
you can cot the IDEA lu. | w;Rt iry ia p6uL
It 10. Dou't SIX your uu s:ials IN di,-a.
sckIy sort CT c Wlf.
MIR. Porter prts'od bis qles i0c. whass. poa
the prisoser qu!eti7 took up paper. SID al
IusliaR his eye Saste7 began 10 red ity:r..
no attention whatever 10 the couase!
hlr. Pot,ir-What Gre yiu :eadl52.
Tho Prlscaer taithruvrnisicg his ey,. -
su n1eloe OVER the NV York lIsfs:t.
Mr.. P1rier--pan, yeu think that ,Lc t;alc
ti the n>utt au1 III Is Of soma va,us?
Iho Pr;sauer-Not in the way yot ara inter
toestiuE tha mstttr l. kss been diseases i
aui repeated over aud n1e: s-,'c. IAaiihe
prisoner settled himself back ia It's chsiT 20
read.
Mr. So,vlll=-ls does seem 10 IN. That ,I0lpo
Porter Is going opir the same ground not cf G,
or t%lca or thrao Ting, bu: lg rraa. IS i.ur
lines
MIR. Pott'r-WiI alr. S.ovia DO kind
eaeua' 10 roller 10 the minutes 10 which ask d
the witness Of villa; occurred on th- Is n Il
June?
Mr.. ScoVilisI tm tnlit,y suro lis cy1L-
sci went over the ground.
MIR. P0rter-l wouli Tx 10 hear Wis. tc
said 90 the suhi:c!
Tie fnscnar-icu must l.. vsf9 stur;i
msn. The papers arc lul Of u. Inc r,rcr,
sra iul Ct ny answers.
Mr.. Porter-Whst w.re yjur au5xr.s?
Tho Pflsoosr-l deuiac 10 su3aer.
MIR, P0rter-l suppose you hava no a!i T.
lion TO answering what you dl ru lbe .:ay
that you killed lin?
The prisoner then gavs SO sccjans Il lbs
sc!icns 90 the morning OF Jury2.
Mr. Portcr-Did you want 10 Il. ia fu,I t,s.-
Wtel you killed hin =?
The Prisoner (drasIrg-Nt, | did lot want
TO BE- Ia tui dies dcu't want IL be i..e,
tuoted.
Mr. Pvr;ar-Abd iont want 10 lie i.tss-
rup.ld
IT. Prisooer-Theu. keap quiet.
Inc rrisonar lhsu proceeded with hi a:,,r
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Edward s.. Prebie,

Mr. Edward Z. Prab,e diaI very suidenlv
lss: evening. =! .ea minutes pasL scyen oclack
a; his Lat" TasiisGcs Oh i street. mfr. Preblo
h"d h"t: Ga! Of health i>r tho p.it four IN onths,
Shl had nol bH;n Abba 10 insye tina house bat
two Or three times since the sunlmer. Ho WAS
lSinR IN bed in hia room las! evening and the
ianiy heard him moving, Thinking hs might
nseo some Lisia;SnCo his ~ i.er Mr.. Tucker
went !Lto The 1; b. amber snd .unnj him lesnir p
rsit,7 cut q! bel. as hn hsi apparently been
vomiting. rEn holptd h.m back 10 he piiiow.
a''h in"h discovered lhst ifn WAS ex!inct Dr.
Gordon. WAh recldcs close by. was sent for. but,
Ut course, all wss over. The doctor decided
inat deLti wss caused by tina rupture of a lsr1c
blood Vessel 10 tha brain.
BdWhrd x. freble wag born in Portland and
appointed ia Tho United States Naval Academy
Novt mhcr 10Th. $50. He romsiDed 10 ibe Nsv,I
Achcclny from lei9 to 1851, whsn he w.s Al =
pointed to the Etc. mioop h is:.sippi in tho
Wtst Hu:i h.och sdlnE squadron. In 1862 be
Tss attached to :he Kear.arge and wss mid.
sh;rtnsh on board ofthst vessel il her celebrated
Light with the AIsbsns Aueuat 9Th. 1851 he
WA promoted ensign, and attached to lhs Sus.
auehnnha on tho North Atlantic sauadron in
isuI-1. He tock part in both attacks on Fort
flshef. aud WAS commissioned Lieutenant Fab.
ruarv I'd, lsGi In l26t-ST la WAS on spocia
Service IL The su:queh.nna. was ctm mission OF
Lienlehhht Conm.nder July IS h. 1866 was al.
1859, and "a tho Pscifc squadron ia 1861, snd
then resigned from tho service
Since biz resignation from tho service hr,
p'eo'e has resided in Portland. passing tho lifs
OF a gentleman o! le!suto CT HE handsome prnp.
cry. Not only Ea!lsnt officer, ard ono of The
Dest IN lac service, but no also unilod 10 these
quahhcstlons mos! amiahle sid lov.hle dn.
Eosihol. which drew 20 him troops OF friends.
ho WAS grandson O; Commodore Prsble. tbs
hero OF Trpoli. ard j., tho Inst direc. dsscends1t
o. h!a nsno Eea. Admiral Preblo's 5 IN isn0v
We beheys The les: one CT Tho fsmily 10 bear IL
name Ills orsnGm0ther was the sister Of ,he
late james Decfing. Mr. Prebls's f,tbsr was
Mr.. Sd~ard Preble, gentlnmsn If fortune
and his lno!her-Miss WstIlas by birth--is still
living e! her house on High e.reet She wss A
young LADY, tho belle OF Washington and csme
from en- CID Fir2iIisn family in Alexandra.
Two SISTERS Mrs.. Tucker OF Now York. snd
hrs. w II. Anderson of Portland, suryiya
Their brother - Portland Press Of Nor I9f5
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NEWS Or TIE DAY.

hS- 3o'eEnor + A. Straw, Of New Ham,
saIfe. has hesn etjajrei 5saua hy r c1Intni.
SION appolned by the Probate Court.
a aumb:r Of eeo.Isman Of both political pa;.
tisa lion various parts Of Iowa met 10 y.
mo'neS yesteldiy and organize! he Iaea F,..
Trade League .
A Ll'etHool dispatch ssyi that Minister Wss
rs nss b:eo ios;iuated TO call the attention Of ID,
uulted sls.es Government TO tho irc,n6izt,
ARTICLES 10 the ltisk- Amsrio,a newspapers.
:, The bark Cherokee. whiah arrived ia N.s
i0tk ifom London Sandy, oG O,iobsr 6 .;
soout ten minutes TO six t'el:ck. n !.,itule II
Dag. 50 hlo. north. Longitude 81 deg. &C min
Wesi. esc2u6terid tao shocks Of cart
quake. the first very i.esgs, the s:.;,.3 SCI
what light, With five sa,aads batEasu .hs Ter.