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~ ~ Ii " AttA4N ~
REPORT THAT 4 uHfTtgIf-.tatEKfCAN uASK
Is 70 lie ESTABLISHED.

REPORT THAT 4 nRrTislG-.A.tEKtCAN nASK
Is 10 IiE ESTABLISHED.
sptetat Djpateh to 7As Chicago. Tribune
NEw YonK, Dec. 15.-lt was reported from
Lundon this AFTERNOON that the prospectus
OF British md American bank wifi, cnpt-
tal Of Fl ,0o0, 900 has been Issued. inquiries
among Wall street bankllg-l,ousos having
Offices or agencies In London fniletl
TO elicit much Information regartl-
ing tho above dispatch. The agents Of
tho Dritisl, Bank OF North America aud Of
tho Bank Of Montreal In Wall street snid they
knew nothing about tho proposed iauk, nor
did Brown Brothers 4 Co., DrexeI, Morgan
j. Co., or Morton, Bliss & Co., all Of which
lOnseS have agents Or representatives ttl
London. President Sl,orlnull, Of thu Me-
chanies' National Bank, stated that 1t was
probably
AN ArTEstl'r 70 REVIVE T. MOVEMENT
started about two years ngu, which lio c!lnr-
nctcrize1 ~ IN grand tizZEe," nnd ho added:
"'rhe same PARTIES, Madison IL Co., known
rs, the promoters III London who stnrtea the
scl'en,e then, ARG Interested III this move
1,lnnt. .. J: OverI1ai,, until recently II
sugar merchant fn this city. was n1so
Interested III the project: Myself. Mr.. Il. Z.
Orr. Ut David Dows & CO.. mid an1tfler
gentleman ware asked TO becUnlD Directors
at the lleW bRnk. But when Wo saw the
names OF the nlell selected 0tl tho other side
ns colleagues VIC Withdrew our names, and
tho schema was Abandoned"
, 1881-12-16
SAME, or INSANE?
A. siAN's WIFE It4As MIM COMMITTED 70 AN
INSANE AAftJM.


tNs!ANE ASYLUM.
6pseia1 utspateA to Ills ihteaoo 3Ftbuns.
NEW YonK, Dec. 15.-On application Of
his wife. Mrs. Emma Chamberlain, the Put
nam County Court recently adIudged Danlol
u. Chamberlain, grandson Ut tho iato Dam
iel Drew, to be insane and incapacltated to
caru for his estate. Theeou appointed Mrs.
Chamberlain the coInnllttae Of hor husbands
pcrsan. md the Ccntral Trust Colnphny
tic committee Ut iis estats. Mr.. CAatubor-
lain owns valuable renl estate at Carmel,
Putnam County. and persona! property III
the sl.apeot stocks and bonds estimated tu be
worth Sas5 COO. which he kept III the safo-tle-
posit vuul&s OF the Stock Exchange, WAllo
tho lunacy proceedings were pending Mr.
Chamberlain With Ills attorney, Mr., ltufus +.
Andrews, atltl other persons, Went to the
stock Exchange vaults md
TOoK AWAY THE SECURITIES.
Since its appointment As the committee Of
Alr. Clanbtrlalu's cstatu tl,a Central Trust
Company llas beelI nhRble u, get possession.
Of h!s personal property. On. "Wednesday
lust Mr. GhnMbuslnlM was 6etzed at llis house.,
No. aM West FortY-second strvet, aud lakeIl
to the DloomLnKlale Asylum for the Insane.
4 writ OF habeas corpus was obtalnel
BY ls,.d bis attorneys tn from , Jadge cs ley.
beFs today Ills petluvu ayeTs Nat
, 1881-12-16
New Bonds and Stocks Amounting to
$4,000, 600 Admitted to the
Stock Exchange,
Meeting Of tho international
Cotl0 Committee Of .
America.
Tbs New York Yacht Club Resolves to
Return the America Cup to
It's Donor.


THE: FAMOUS ot.D WAR VESSEL. ruT IN or
DIS4Aifr FOIL ALL TIME.
spsetat Dispetch to tbs Chsedao Ittbuns-
NEW YonK, Dec. 15.-T!.c event Of today
at tho nayy-ynrtl was'the final act of putting
o,tt of commission The frigatg Constitution.
"Old lro,lslttcs," rs tho ancient mariners Of
the il,lvy endcnrlng1y term the famous ves-
sel. Ind been previously dlsmAntled. her
stores, etc., renewed, nntl nouRht remained
but to haul down her flaE rs n sign that the
ship wns lulh MP III ordinary. Tho port
holes through Which had belched forth
many broadsEde that Ind carried havoc and
dismny 10 tho enemy were empty. and but a
glance through, them was needed to show
how thoroughly tho work OF
STRIPPING THE OLD FnIGATE
Ind been done. The sfgtlt tho old ship pre-
sented recalled to those present tic touching
words Of Oliver Wendell Holiness poem, be-
ginning:
Aye. tcnr her tattc1ed ensign down,
Long has 1t waved 0n hiKh.
As many OF the officers attached to the yard
as could possibly do so were present to wit
Hess tic final act Df hauling down tho oll-
sign previous to the plaelng OF the Constltrl-
tlon tn ''rottcn row.. IN company with tho
was taora suggestive Of. number Of persons
waiting to SEQ tho last. sud rites paid
to ao1iie old md cherished friend t!lNn the
s,,sn!S yas!a putting out OF commission Of " war"
nE,t1S1scEScEs or HER CAREER
were exchanged while awaiting the signal to
a @ easrt a9M't e fod 1,a tns sa nfgta xnrs MI
erettins @ t6at WHAT he was about to say was .
o h % y %f s1nE y'fsss a cn7a arr aes fsl
herself IL 1,alioWcd name. which will
, 1881-12-16

4 1acnrfaE in tito Case Of T'ar1scr> WHO
IL Wanted In nml9alo.

A fKcnriHg in tho Case Of Parker, Who
IL Wanted In f4mlfalo.
Special Dspatsh to 1ht Ehtaao 1ftbunt.
TORONTO. nco 1H-Tho cnae Of Parker, who IL
wanted In connection With tho flMrnham Rrarc-
yard murder mystery nj Buffalo, WIS honrd bo.
foru Chtof-Justico Wilson tot.ny. The cndcavor
sccn,s to DO 10 hnvo 1'arkcz turf, stnte'a evil
de,tcc. lilo 1t Is who took charge Of tho buslAt
and, II thore Is anything wrung, knows a'l about
It. Tho theory advanced is that Parker or somo
ono olsc represented 1lurnbam. fetRuniR to die;
that body from the yIiiaKu wns procured
mud lid sorvtoo for tho supposed corpse.
In order that purnham,' whoever ho IL,
might get tho insurance money. Tho
thaory Of tho prosecution ia TINT n murder was
committed. pnrkor. tho undertaken, fled to
CanAtR whom tho arrests woEo made. Tic WIS
arrostctl TN tho eth OF November, and brought
boforo Commissioner lllll at Niagara Falls. Out
lIo Waa remantled threo times in order to allow
Of ntstrEct-Atturney Hutch preparing bis cnee.
III tho meantime altcnt,ous efforts have hoon
tna,lo to iui,cc the prlsonor to 60 back to 1itt-
con.tabla. 6wynne b Sir. ii!lrs oi!leo,. To.
t:ettve Moran, Of !'atfaIo, drew up. in q
him to drive him across the bridge TO tho other
slt,e; parkor xrqw somcwlnt sasp1@S9pns%, @ % a,a
Sss s sa,. y gS jssS ss%snas ass Ill a t u ess
tds IL s ss saa ss tisaae11 IT, 1srs ss 0ss
working III tho Interests or nufralo pnrtlos, VINO
wnulil DO endangorcd by. Parker's presence;
' on oithor f sitfo, @ .ho Ghicf Justice ;ieoidod
Tint tho charge Of ilnnropsr conduct
tnno by Alr. JHrvs agninst Mr. Hill In tho INIT
tnanded tho prisoner buck to tho p1ace from
whcnco ho catl,o. Tho examination wit thoro-
19ro con!!n.1s before Co!ntnlssoner H!ll, prob.
en!d, TINT Ii tho prisoner was eent buck to tho
Falts ho would bo kidnapped aud takeu oyor to
tho StAtCH.
, 1881-12-16

lie Succeeds III vlct1rnIxtng Boston Peo.
p1o In Various Gums.
Bptetdf Dhpateh ia 1hs Chicago Itibune
nosToN, Dec. l5.-A number of gentlemen md
tlrn1s In this city hayo been recently rctn,Izcd
by smooth-tonKuud and Ronttomanly appear.
Ing 1talian, Mnurico Maurs, who ia more ur le.,
known Us a theatrical and musical critic, and
wns Mt ono tlme connected With Il New York
paper. Mnuris Also enjoyed the ncqaaiutauco
OF ftossf and balvlni-n fact Of which DO took ad.
yHntagc IN pushing hfs schetnes. During
fJeQuenter Of the newspaper Offices Ia Dostpn
for tho n!loged purposc OF ginning rest and
lrincv Edward 1sland, wh1thor .ho bud bean
sent. he said, by Chures Scrfbncr's Sons to write
n descrtptfry nrticlo about the country for thett
mnxnzlhe. Ills funds hnyny run low, be sud.
deny announced that no had received from tho
New York tlrnt several drAtts for u,bt,oy duo
him, and on those he succeeded IN raising quite
WG8t. -
, 1881-12-16

f,rcxeutel TO Atinuta-It Cu,no fmtles,
.,,,.,. H.',,s,.n~., 1,s"S,,a.. 1,.,.s ...',.s,-
wan. sostta'o1n Htonc's MI" "accoAAe
pae1eu W uelcEntsoif.
CINCINNATI, Dec. I3.-aomo weeks ago num-
bor Of business .tuen of this cIty, des,rlng to
conn,imoot At1antn and aanccinliv Shs y ~nosI.
- -. '' *.s,"".a aA1 sapoe1 "e Iapus.@
uon III proRress thore' pscpared t9Fal ship
called "'rho Atlanta" aud With u pRrty Of ladles
md uentlpmcn bt,ro It to Atlantn and ,nutn N
Tas.,,"I ,,ro.nn,u.tnn - ,ne ,,n.,""o.s ~
toEna1 psrscnta.!on - tna IauuhIats u tao En-
position. Iod@s It WAS returned IN charge Of a
a tnrul shlu, hut frrIxhtal with Soulhern
.,.a.,,",. ,o,,no, ronnrtta, ,s.x ~, -.
the Chnlubcr Ut Contaprco hall this
oyoning. The hail was beautifully decorated
with tians. RIO uoHl slip was p,ucc] in front of
"'A e' ~ s.r ! 49, t' ~ ~ ".ss .a ~
, 1881-12-16


ITS EFFECT on TIL: DRY 0nons AND cforI1-
1NH TRADES.
Special Dispotth TO The Chicago Tribune.
NEw IorK, Dec. 15.-:rlIo remarkably
MILL wcatltar Of tho present Winter llsts bcen
very disastrous to bath tho dry gou.ls ant.
cIottlnR trades OF this city, although tho MP
penra'1co Of snow this morning lins revived
tho hopes Of many who had looked
tlespalringly on the prospects for the
winter trade. a. representative Ut
n leading wholesale tlry-goods house said
this afternoon that although. trade In gen-
cral Ind been worry good lurln9 tho fall. tile
sale Of winter stusrs lad been suddenly
stoppe.t. III the fail, country buyers laid In
only small stocks, prcferrinv To- I,.trchnso rs
the Ru0lls III ha1lu should be sold. nIttl It Ind
bcpn expected that tho orders. would l.avc
been resumed
LONG nEFotst: THIS TIME.
Tie result OF this has been tint many whole
sale houses III this city nrc cnrryinE largo
stocks ut winter goods which should have
lnllK ago heel, u,tt ut lEainl. II tho season
should renain nnl cunttnue to bp alt
open ORC t'nny t,otses will linye
to sncriacc, their, present stncks
III order to make rUo,n tor tho spring gt,otts.
f'l,c wnolnn tratle hNs becn tho most seriOu "
ly affected BY tho mild weather, md the silk
trn.tc has felt tho utFeGt. Il leading wllo1e.
s,,lo dealer In reaty-inntle clothing said tho
mild weather Ind crippled tho business nt,tl
1nnuy will bo loft Iii tho spring with heavy
stocks on hand.
, 1881-12-16

INTERNATIONAL. corYN1dnr law.
NEW YoRK, Dec. l1.-rhe American ttram-
atists haye appointed = committee to me-
Moriallze Congress tor M International
Copyright law. The British, Parliament will
Da asked to pass a similar inv. The dralna-
fists OF the two nations arc to confer Oh the
subject,
NoNTuANf. e.
The funeral OF Il. .D, Mack a representa-.
tive OF nlany Western papers, took place tliIs
morning from ills residence In this city.
Tho services were conducted by the Rev.
Dr. F!asg, OF Grace Church. Many repre-
sentatlyes OF tho press and members of the
!4Qtus aud p1ess Clubs stteuded the funeral,
, 1881-12-16

4 HcOfcJIoU TRnneTys
Tho nfarm from boz ISL ut .:01 o'clock yostor-
day morning wns cnusal by fire III lynn
Drothors tnnnGry aud mlttcu factorF, two
story franz building nt the corner Of North
BanF,n,on and Fifth Btrcots. Tho flames, Whtu1
wcro discovered nbout twenty minutes be-
fora the alArm was sounded, quickly cnvulupel
subsde till tho atr,lcturp aud I'LL 1t contained
.yhs a, totnl loss: THO owncrs ettlmato
Insured fns daaEo foF ,l s fo,|,w, ws'ea Kcas T.
ton. $l.0oo: Annxoii. 1000: .Watcrtown,
$1,U0; Northorn,- $l,N0; Dlwhukec. $lo01:
.nania. 500; 1innover, sl.5oG. Tno tlEo ts
Thought to have started Iii the boiler room.
The tlAtncs spread to Il. 9. l}rnckchtlsh & Co.'s
Insured.
, 1881-12-16
LABOR.

Tho milwaukee Csgarmakers Sill f1o-
fllao TO Go 10 Work.
8psetal utspat<h to m Chicago 1fthn"ss
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, Dec. 1b.-The situation of
the clgasmakesa today is not changed In any
particular, both tho Manufacturer Association
and the Union holding iitus, The determination
Oh tho part Of the manufacturers to induce out
side lnbor to come Into Milwaukee, and fill tho
factaslcS ID stcadfaat. and M organized effort in
that direction will 10 nude after Jan.l. Among
the strikers tho question OF cooperative fac-
tory 9oeu1s to have dlud out, and With Il much
OF tho confidence OF the rank anil 6ias hut tue
Union swGars 1t win not vlyo up. though 1t may
cause recrAant4 In Its UleulbershIP.
, 1881-12-16

SEstE1E U1pHItH 10 17t EHte436 2fT34n1s
Tonr tIorE, Dcu. t5.-At d special meotinr Of
the bond and shareholders Of tho Midland lsall.
way held hero to Gonsltlcr thu proposed n,nalgu-
n,atioh of tho Midland, Grand Junction: Toronto
Il Nlp!ss[ng and WhItby & Port Perry Hnflways,
President Cox ilAto full statement of tho past
positions OF tho soyernt companies which 1t is
proposed to nllNiyH.intc, md suited thlt tho
prcsunt companies hua n complete Hli!CMgc of
All miles. tho gross carnlnga bG3ng $Hk5 QUO. fie
stated that tic construction Ot tho Toronto &;
OttMwa was to bo pushed forward with NJ! pos.
sEfe speed from tho presont eastern terminus Of
tho Midland. lilo also stntcd TINT next summer
upper lakts III connection With tho Midland
Bystom. No opposition WA n,ndo to Tho resoln-
uop and It was adopted unanimously.
, 1881-12-16

Bubscrintlonn to The Cleveland nronu-
fllcnt N1nds
ELANp. O., Dec. 15.-Tho popular con'
trlEmtaons Of 81 and less to tho Garfield monu
mont fund now amount to sa5,lla. Tho special
large contributions by .c.tIxeus Of Cleveland
amount to 81, TO; totul su6stts,ad und COLLECTED
tn tfatc. k17.Bt6
, 1881-12-16
A FAITHFUL EMPl (,yFE.

6l1RLpYylLLx. Teun.. Dec. lB.-There IL great
exeltotnsnt oyoF tho Imprisonment, by order OF
Judge Caltec!l' OF @. II Wallace, q telegraph
operator. for refusing to dlvu!Ro before ths
grand jury the nansos OF parties dealing In tut.
ures by teleXFnphc oIders,. Efforts will 30 made
to pbtafn wits Ut habeas corpus from ths Fed
erAl Court for bis tploh1e.
, 1881-12-16

good condition. Tho following verp c,c,..x
pnenre for the ensuing yeAr: rrcaItiont, ESnTIaa
i. Whitney, Of Lansing; vscc-prnsletit, tcx,mn.
flray, Of Hudson; Secretary. u. ". Wostc,msn.
Trustees, r.. II. Whitney ot 1,arsinr, nrntna;:
iarny nf li!itlsog. lewis Kantszc IT M,lskexoTnts
ftn!t, j. z. Albums. 4. j. Sinclair, and Win,n = y
Robins pf Adrian. @0A -
, 1881-12-16

liz II PERFECTLY RASE

1lE IL PERFECTLY RASE
md cnpabln Of managing his business affairs.
Mr.. Chamberlain snys TINT MI Tuestlny Mr..
Thomas +. Stlllnnan. MI attorney for the
Central Trust Company, Informed hts nttor-
rcy. Mr. Rufus I. AMttrcwa, that II he would
Trust Company lii accortlnnee with the order
Of tho court i,fs person would not he ll0lrst-
cd: f!lls offer l,nvlng bean rcfusctt,. ~, tho
following morning. NJ he was ascending the
men, who snli they wcrn ttetccttyest thrown
into 4 carriage. md l}Nrl>e 10 tile Insane
asylum, notwithstanding his struggles atld
QlltarLca,
, 1881-12-16
ANNUAL, MEETING,

1yxtiai D1spatea tq 1as Chicago at{bun&.
ADRIAN. Atlch.. Dec. lA-The annual meeting
OF the Mutual AeIlog Association OF Michigan
Odd. Follows took place ~ the rooms OF Adrian
Lodge. Tho report Of tho outgoing otsoors
ehowV4 the onoesa Of tho Association to De In
, 1881-12-16

Alteration of tho Mind, Produced by
HOOr Health.
spfeiat Dispateh to Ths Chteaoo Tribune.
STERLING, ILL.,, Dec. l5.-Charaes WDlcott, Of
this clty, commlttced suicide this mornln9 by
shooting himself through tho hoad With TO-.
vblyor on tho sidewalk In front Of Russell &
1}nrrctts clothing store. Poor henIth, producing
alteration OF tho mind. Nus tho causo.
, 1881-12-16

REAPPOlNTEp POSTMASTER
Special Dtlpateh to 1hS Chitaa' 1reo"p' .,tor
Fonr WAYNE, lud., Dec. 1t-f W. he''; a; .o .o,ios
OF tho Fort Wayne Daily Gazste, Fecc"." F.er
today OF his reappolntMeut O. Fostlnas's''
, 1881-12-16

6pfSI3k 1NpahEH - 4Ht %"tkHVp 4Tt9uHSs
OTTAWA, Dec. 16.-0r. fcnwick, Of Montreal,
and Or, Grnnt, Of Ottawa. two of tho medical
dolcRatos appointed mt the rccaut Mcdical Con-
ycnton ut Halifax. waltod upon Sir John Mac
donnld to urgo upon him tho ncucssfty Of FORM
Ing a bureau OF Btntistics In ro8nrd to meltcal
service similar to tho pnp Ia tho United Btntos
which ts 40 highly Bpok1,l Ut. and which Kyes 80
much Rouorat satisfaction. Sir John promised
to lay rho mAttor elefDro tho Council.
, 1881-12-16
I'qudsr OH tl,exe Truths,

Torpid kidneys md ronst'patad bowcls are tho
RronE cause4 Ut Chr0n1o aiaoAScS.
k4dney- Wort bus cured thousands Try II and
you will add ono luOr8 tu their tlutnbeF,
lInbItuai oostypngss attints millions or the
American people. Kiduoy- Wort viii euro IL.
Kidney WuEI has cured kidney complaints Of
thlrty yeare standing, TEytt, Eco ady,
, 1881-12-16
TAKEN FOR A CHICKEN THlFF,

=. TAKEN FOR 4 CHICKEN THIEF,
Ths following report reached the Ceutral Sta.
tion from the West Asdlson Sub stsuou last
night; Some tins during Saturday uisae
somo unknown peraon broke into
barn owned aud UGeup!ed BY Mrs,
lRueE, On Lake stseqt eAst Of fQsNetp,
, 1881-12-16

4 LARGE REAL TATE'SAlE,
apte{al ptapa&<A to IAs CAteaeo 1ttbpnss
MILwAuKEE, Dec. lid. ". Maxou yesterday
sold 70 aaB acres Of land the Inst OF tho Sturgeon.
Bay graut, located In Door, Marlnette, suu 0conto
Counties, Wisconsin,. to II. mariner, Of this
county, for &3S,00 caAh. Tho salD ~ tho largest
of tho kind ever made tn tho htatc,
, 1881-12-16

Hpeetat Dtspateh to 7As Chicago Tribute.
LONDON, Doc. 15.-The Standing Committee Of
thu Synod OF tho Diocese OF Huron hayo passed
n scrioA of resolutions looking to such n.nond-
,ncuts ot tho cununs Of the dloccaa as will pro-
vto for tho expulsion OF tho ftey. Mr. Wight
fr0m tho ministry.
, 1881-12-16
THE FRENCH VISITORS.

NEW 0nLEAss, Dec. ls,-Tho French F,s'oa.
to tho Yorktown ceremonies were oofhla"y ooi,,n.,
c0iveA here by National ana Mu"'.'rt ~
officers. There will DO pat1 !" "1'''
houoE Friday utght.
, 1881-12-16

COAL FOR CINCINNATI AND l0UlsyItt;ea. Z.
plTrsntJnn. Pa. Dec, ib-Coal shipmcdts W ~.
tay, aoss 100 bushels s nluety-fous ooas, ~, ~
barxes, and nlue fuol~boats. OF ihis:, s;1.hsls
bilshcia were for LoulsyIllo and I,lss9,"o o"'A
for UinciDuHti,
, 1881-12-16


Tho alarm FROM BOX 1di ut '!;05 o'cfock yostor-
day morning was caused by tho burning Of
James Gurrity's barn nt tho sunr at No. 60 Ohio
street. OEn horse, pne COW, and ono ton OF hay
Mcro consumed, swelling tho totAl loss to $500.
No Insurance.. -
, 1881-12-16
The Canndn PacIllo Railway.

Special D1spateh to 1h4 Chicago 1fthuns, =
OTTAWA, Dec. 15,--lt Ia stated OH good authority
TINT the Canada pactlo hallway syndicate are
considering tho adyisablty OF opening up q road
from snmo point on tho mnin line to Fort Churoh-
III or Fort Nelsnn on Hudson Lay. and that
tho mattcr wns discussed ut q meeting hold by
thom Oh Saturday last.
, 1881-12-16
The Department OF the Interior to Ho
Dlr51eds

8peetal Dfspateis 70 7hs Chicago Tribune,
OTTAWA, Doc. 16.-Thu loycrnment Is snId TO
have docldcd to divide the Department OF tho
Interior Into two uephrtMcnts-ono for Indian
AE9trs, and ono for the control Of DomIuion
lands. rr'
, 1881-12-16

4 Limo Of Steamers on tho Pacific.
Special bspateh 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, pco, IA line Of steamers vii!
probably bo placed On tho Pacific nnxt ssason,
a. number Of capitalists Intend to nppiy for
charter for steamship compnny Ut tho coming
kessio1 OF FgEiIAmQnL
, 1881-12-16
THE ASSASSIN.


towering raEc, and dcclarcu aealns. INC VIII
ness inc plusce'ltol'. ana 1he ci"nks' "holh
ho claimed threatened hl'n WITH violence
Ills nfLtlSusaAIh
betf,e espec,atly a'leetea nea'tls1 uto l.oss'
hit'nS Attorney. ke1orf!nR 70 Co'. Colk,
h'll' nc aaM: Mo lS Re't!ne % too a,I.s ",".
90 6t1nklrH ~ !Ne' atta sHo niS. t'sl..* ~
thoWs VOL Atta'Rhty W''' l"Ae III" VII '1'o
cna hlnl down oetow: y,
INC MoV. nnsn Is; ohfppeh' pas,os Of A.
Soils cht'tch' "ashn,Rton' poafaea az INC
lamo lo,iso afld occnpeu scat NJ tne samo
table with tho prisoner from Apfl! last Mhtil
tho day before tho murder OF the ffestdent'
When ''c ttho pf1soncf) disappointed. lho
Witness hau ircqnont!y convcfsott Win inc
'rtsnller. Both nat ltVcd IN chicago. ana
Nf'''cd basis OF conversations which !ed 10
quito familiar acQuaintanccshtp. ING
nr'soher was cilatty and polite, q ltitic quicR
os nervous IN attefanee. ott not -, s"n'el.ht 10
iitiea'n y MARKED pecal!afit'; H. lno w!!ness
never actectea atythlnR 10 1fst1cale lnsa'1lts.
Ihc nsanl top!cs OF conversation 1es"cch
nihSe.t ana INC pflsol'oE NJ .1e r np'o Mela
tonKi'nR' Garheld' una tac New 1estalnen. tf
restsloh' oh ITO OCCASION ala tne @ pe.sonc1
e4n'o,t more eSc11e'ucn' tn"n a's otnoA pot'
son might.
Afts. DuSsfifE,
formerly tho wife Of Guteatl. thon took the
stand. She WINS married to tho prlsonor In
July, leG0.
Seville objected to tho testimony unless
record proof Of divorce was shown.
Witness WIS then Withdrawn, Corkhall re-
marking that llo would Introduce the witness
ater, after llc obtained tile necessary copy OF
ale court record.
Ill. EoDEE YOUNG.
phystclan at tho JUL wllero Guitea't Is con-
f1cd, related the particulars Of several coll
vcTsatlons with tho prisoner' At ono time ao
asked tho prisoner why lie removed"
tnsinE the prisoners tosm) tho Frcsldenk
Ills reply was: "Necauso WAS inspired 10
10 so"; ahu q ltttle after ne sala. II tne
President should die would be convinced
ny inspiration was frnn tic Deity; but II
be should recover would DO III doubt about
It," -.
Witness was asked II he considered TIM
prisoner sane, and replied: IA perfectly
sane man. sir, and rs bright, quick. and In
tcl!lgent Il man Ms you woulu sec in n sunl-
per's day. Not tho slightest indication of
insanity about him. IL little impatient Of re-
stralnt Mt times, n little nervous, US man I'll
his position would naturally be, but perfectly
Bare.'' 80.
st1ss. scoV1IIE
suddenly rose til her plnce llntl saiu u our
Honor, would Ike to ask question OK
witness. l constdcr 1t of vital Importance
to the casc."
'Huitean timpat1entIy)-Now don't, sister.
It's all these people car, 10 to stand me With
out you talking. You nre no lawyer.
Mrs Scoyiile-Tho question is Of vital in,-
portancc.
Seoyille-I prefer, your Honor, that per-
'",oo'u, sIo4'u NV W ssc.': !,,,. ... H..
'OAs!uBe-Let A!s. oeus!!'e s"Eees1 ]ao
Iccf,
Mrs ScoyItlo {sotto yocc}-Well, lie don't
know how to aslt questions, anyway.
Seville aske,l If It we're possible
TO rLAcE IN TIE rutsoyrl.s COFFEE ANY
DltuGs
that would make Him appear brighter or
more quiet, as the case might be.
, 1881-12-16

Grsttal Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dcu. N.-A ynung woman,
bfaud Fostet. agcl =, committed suicide by
morphine today. Sbo rcsistod all attempts to
prolong hor life.
, 1881-12-16

AAcoH 7GN"!hus 1T NHnANAc% AAs
Special Dtspateh to 7hs CAeaso Tribune.
DUBUQUE. In. Dec. 15.-Jacob Schwinsf, Of tho
weil-knnwn brewing firm. nr Thi,yi & srhwlnd,
who havo operated the WcatUrn Brewery hero
f1r thirty years, dled this evening after Il brief
iiIucas,
, 1881-12-16

6p4etal D9patsh to Thu Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Doc. 11+-tt IL stated TINT regiment
OF British troops will bo stationed at Victoria.
Vancouver Island, uo1t summer by tho Iuporlal
authorities,
, 1881-12-16

A STEAMSHIP ASHORE .,,,.
=. IlAtIrAx, Dec. 1a-Tho steamer HocnsDsi a" Il
from Charleston for Senastopo ~'tn eosshif Nssshif
ashora In Indian IEarbor Hay. hho "'a P'~1
prove total Weeok. No llvos lost
, 1881-12-16

James n1nlt,e+ ut Goshen, Ind.
Special Dtspateh to Tns Chteaaa 7rtbuns.
GOSHEN, Ind, Dec. 15,-1nmcs Dlntnc n coualn
OF Secretary 13'aino, dici hero yesterday morn-
iug, ngod u yGnrs.
, 1881-12-16

Joseph $. aiarrls, a Chica9oan. at Cln-
Clitslntt.
CINCIxsATi. O., Deo l6.-1oseph s. Harris,
Western manager Mt Chicago Of tho SIotr,poo
1nsuranon Company. died hero tpday Of con.
sumption. Ho had been South, and returned
this fAr.
, 1881-12-16

I1orsford'a, Acid Phosphate III '""'
Stoa. d, In.
have used Hostgosd's Acid Phoapndnrnao il
dlXostto1 arislnY frptl ueFvn cxasuAeo
An admirable remedy, ..ruv. NJ u
by, Lotus, Ap. T, ", uaApa'"''S
, 1881-12-16

SANDWICH, ILL.,. Dec. 1b.-ElJah Stewart, ono
OF our oldest and nost rcspnrsc,l citizens, titcti
this mnrnlng Of paralysis. Ilo was nearly ~
years old.
, 1881-12-16
NEW YORK.

"Old 1ronsides," the Famous
War Vessel, in All-Time
Ordinary.
Tho Frignte Constitution Now
Nothing but nm Abandoned
Old Hulk.
Strong Sentiment Among Stock E1-
change Members Against
Mining Stocks.
A Rich 1Tall Immllrcd in an
Insane Asylum by His
1Vifo.
Effect Of the Mild Weather on
the Dry Goods and Cloth
ing Trades.
Report that New British
American Bank Is to Be
Established.
New Bonds and Stocks Amounting to
@80,000,000 Admitted to the
Stock Exchange,
Meeting OF tho International
Cotlo Committee Of .
America.
Tbs New York Yacht Club Resolves to
Return the America Cup to
It's Donor.