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Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
THE SUCCESSORS.
Irthe President dies, Chester A.
Arthur will become President
and Probably Senator Bay.
ard become Acting Vice
President.

Should the Presidents injuries prove
fatal the Vice President, Chester A.
Arthur, who is President OF the Sen
ate, would become President, making
the fourth Vice President VIII"
has become President through the
death of the President. The first
Vice President who became Presi-
dent in this wav was John Tyler, who
succeeded President William Henry
Harrison in lS4l. The second was NH
lard Fillmore, who succeeded President
Zachary Taylor in lS49. The third was
Andrew johnson, who succeeded Presi-
dent Abraham Lincoln in 1865.
If Vice President Arthur succeeds to
the Presidency the Office of President OF
the Senate will be vacant and it viii!
then devolve upon the Senate to elect
a presiding officer, in which case the
choice will in all probability fall upon
Senator Bayard of Delaware who by vir'
tue of the office of President of the Sen
ate, will he acting Vice President OF the
United States. The withdrawal OF
Conkling and Platt from the Senate has
left the Democrats in control, and
hence the election of Il Democrat Pre-
siding officer must naturally follow.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
A Father aud AOn's Folly.

Magistrate Naud-srift, last evening,
imposed a tine Ot ~ cents and costs
upon Andrew lteei, Jr,, because he
threatened to stone Mrs. Darrcps nsI.
dence ON Chestnut street, AT the con-
clusion OF the hearing Andrew Reed,
Sr., Jumped up aud called to his son 70
Jump out of the door anl run home
The lad obsyed Immediately and father
and SC .ushcd out u the door and ran
dow jhipley street. They had not
pre- y far before the boy was caNgh'
u Unstable Dillon. The father thtD
III Avored to rescue the youth from
the officer, but he was arrested by Con-
stable Hickman. Father and son welr
Immediately taken 10 the magistrates
office, and the former WIS fined 70 ana
costs for interfering with an officer and
attempting 10 aid IA prisoner to escape
He was committed 70 the city cells lll'
iii til, fine and costs were paid.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
High Art.

We can not attempt to describe 1t,
just how the shades blend and harmon
ize and the effect produced, but certain
it is that Ball 4 Anderson have cxecu-
ted, at No. 40l Washington street, the
finest piece of paper hanging that has
ever been done in this city, aud which
should be called high art. One enthu.
siastic individual, who has been all
over the world, has been heard to say
that he has never seen it equaled in q
palace. Mr.. Thorne, the owner and
builder of the building, had the house
thrown open for inspection last night.
Fully 500 persons called. The house is
for sale and should have been seen by
many more persons. Messrs. Ball 4
Anderson have received the contract foI
papering the upper stories Of the build
ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Bishop Stevens Advises Adherancs
10 the King James Version.

1t is quite likely that the Revised
Testament will not be the text book in
the pulpit of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in this diocese for some time to
come. Bishop Stevens, VINO has left
Philadrlphia for a sojourn in the noun
tains of Mexican county, Pennsylvania
has written pastoral letter to his
clergy on the use of the Revision in
which he says, "Having been asked
by some of the clergy of this diocese a.
to whether they might not use in the
public services of the Church the newly
elected version of the New Tes-
lament, think it best to state that, as
the General Convention Of the Church
in 1923 adopted King James version of
the Bible as published by Eyre q Stra-
her rs the standard edition, and incor-
poratsd their action into what Is now
Canon IL, Title |, OF the Digest, no cler-
gyman is at liberty to use any other
version in his public ministrations. The
Church having taken careful and de-
liberate action, and that action having
been the laws of the Church for over
fifty years, no clergyman will lightly
violate the canon to which he has pro
missed obedience.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
DEATHS,

JOHNSON. ON The 3th OF June. John John.
son, aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the reside &c
Ofhis onin-lsw. John i. Cornell No. 2lS
Jefferson street on saturday afternoon at =
O'Clock. lnterment at Riycrview Cemetery
WA, CE--ln this city On the 2nl Just.
Elizabeth walieGe: :yrmerly Of Kentsn;
Kent county bel. aged ahput 60 years,
Funeral from !Ae geS!lepev Of +. BaiSett.
1913 Market street. on luly Attn, AZ i'V CLOCK
Il. N. Sussex papers please copy.
ROBINSON.-On the lst inst. ofcholera in
fantum, Elsie May, danghte'sOt WIZ, i.
and Clara Robinson, aged about months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from the rosideuce Of her parents. 40 spruce
street, on Sunday afternoon. at 4 O'Clock
with ut further notice
Angel cOnyUy2 hOvered round Us
Silent and unseen they calIci
Bending DER our babe ,ney found u
Struggling with her mortal frame,
Nnw the silver cord is broken:
Free her spirit flies above;
See the re evenly portals open.
Safe she dwellS in realms oi love
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
AsiotiC Cholera.
Prom the Philadelphia Record.

At a meeting of the Health Board
yesterday the report of the Lazaretta
Physician for June was read. 1t gave
the following: No of vessels visited,
213; outside visits, 1871; inside visits, %;
total number permitted up, 2l2; de-
tained, 1; passengers examined--for-
eign, 5743; native, 503; total, 6246; pa.
tients in the hospital during month and
still under treatment, 3. DR.. Ford, OF
the Sanitary Committee, reported
The so called case of Asiatic cholera
recently reported has been thoroughly
Investigated by the Medical Inspector
and found to be simply a.sporadic case
If cholera or cholera morbuS, due
to accidental causes and without the
slightest suspicion ot epidemic l''f''l-
ence. Such cases occur every season
and are in no way remarkable. me
monthly report Of the Health oificer
was read, showing total receipts OF
S4029.6O. The payments amount 10
S59l, leaving Il balance of %"ijS.oo,
which has been paid into the city trea-
Silrv.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
FIFTH EDITION.
OF GARFIELD.
DETAILS OF THE
DASTARDLY DEED.
Fears that Carrie will
Die.
pecial Despatch to the Republican.

Special Despatch to the Republican,
WAsHINGToN, ID. G., July 1.-The
shooting of the President took place at
about 9. 30 o'clock. He shortly atterward
went up Pennsylvania avenue in his
carriage with two physicians to the
private room in the officers quarters at
the depot. The physicians were DIR.
Bliss, Surgeon; General Barnes and
DR.. Purvis, cOlored.
Two shots were fired. The President
WAS AZ the window of the ticket office.
The first shot struck him in the shoul-
der. The President staggered back AZ
he was struck and seemed about to fall.
Then the second report rang ont, and he
fell to the floor. The second bullet took eff
feet in the back. His friends crowded
about him. The man who did the
endeavered to escape hut WAS
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Another Mish ap.

a portion of the Plastering on the
ceiling of Ball Il Anderson's wall paper
store fell with loud crash about noon
and what was once beauti-
full piece of work is now marrcd by a
large white spot of mortar and laths.
As this is the third or fourth time the
has fallen the Mcssrs. Ball 4
Anderson feel quite put ont about it be-
cause they were put to considerable ex-
pense in beautifying it.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
An Honest hoy.

A gentleman living here while riding
down from Philadelphia in the cars yes
terday lost his pocket book, which
slipped out Of his pocket upon the seat.
He did not discover his loss until he
had reached home. The property was
found by lad living in New Castle,
and handed by him to Detective Lege
at the depot. IL was returned this
morning. The honest lad will be liber
ally rewarded.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Returue d " One.

\ ltcv. l. NJ. Haliarman, pastor oi Del
aware Avenue Baptist church, VIII" has
been AZ the he,l>,iA Ut mis- sick father in
West Chester, for the last two weeks,
has returned home, and will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow n. will preach in
the evening and the church will observe
the ordinance Of "breaking OF bread
in the morning. His father has been
quite low but is now entirely recovered
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Third EDITION.
THE ATTEMPTED MURDER,
THE CONDITION OF THE PRESI.
DENT IMPROVING.
The Man Who did the shooting
an Insane Otlice-Seeker.
Special Dispatch to the REPUBLICAN.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July AT II
O'Clock the President was consciousand
did not complain Of much pain. The
physicians are still in doubt, but do not
seem TO think the wounds necessarily
fatal.
Between II o'clock and noon Presi-
dent Garfield dictated a telegram to his
wife. The telegram said that he had
been hurt, he did not know how Sc
riouSly. He sent his love and hoped
she would come TO him soon,
AT LONG BRANCH.
Special Dispatch to the REPUBLICAN,.
Long BRANCH, July Mrs. Gar
field has received word OF the attempted
murder of the President. She will
start at once for Washir eton.
AN INSANE ASSASSIN.
WAsHINGToS, ID. G., July 2.-When
Charles Gitteau, (Which is now ascer
tanned to be the name OF tho murderer
was arrested he said that he did it. He
was stalwart and wanted Arthur to
be President He gave the officers Il let
ter to General Sherman, which he said
would tell all about it.
Gitteau is seeker for office, and
it is thought that he i. temporarily in
sane, through his lack of success.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Hourly Trips.

The Susie Mccall will make >rN an
trips on the Fourth of .luly. leaving
this city at s 10 a. IN, II III. and >, !, Il
and 3 p. IN. Leaving Pennssiove II, =,
and II a. IN, and |, ), ami =. III.
This will give chance for Whining
tonians who want quietly to 90 to
Pennsgrovr, and Pannsgrove people to
%sse the sights in Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
&rrested on SusDiciOn.

Charles May yforth, a barber who boards
with Jacob Smith at No. 2l3 W. Second
street, upon arising this morning stated
that Sal had been stolen trou his room
daring the night. His roommates,
Thomas Luke and Harry OFT, searched
their triiilks AMI ascertained that they
were minus S2S and 81" respectively.
They Immediately SUSPECTED that May
forth had stolen the money, and, con-
seeuently, had him arrested. he will
be given II hearin, before the Mayor AZ
. o'clock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
A Painful Accident.

a. Frenchman, IA laborer at Lobdell s
upper foundry, spilled quantity OF
molten iron over his leg and foot yes
terday afternoon. lie was immediately J
taken to DR.. Maull'S office, where his
wounds, which are very painful, were
attended to. He was subsequently,
taken to the Aims House. Whilst on
the way he became delirious and at.
tempted TO strike with Il bar those who
accompanied him.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
W. n. KENNARD Il co.
BARGAINS.

CARPETS REDUCED.
w. M. Kennard & Co.
have reduced one of the best
makes of Tapestry Brussels
Carpets made in this coun-
try to One Dollar per yard,
and there will be no better
time for persons to buy
than now.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
SIXTH edition
THE PRESIDENT DYING
hE DICTATES A LETTER p,
WIFE.
A SKETCH OF THE MrRn,.
Surgeon Barns Says LII.
Last Much Lony., ""l
Special Dispatch TO the RErum,c,,

Special Dispatch to the Rxrusl,c,l
"As'IINGr"S, b. C., p. u-v
Presidents first action in r.,o '~
cons sclousness was tocictate l4Ieyr,,''
to his wife ~ fellows Mrs r,.s',,
Elberon Long Branch; President nia
me to say TO You from MIN thu, \. ,
been seriously hurt. How ser;ou..,
cannot say himself AMI hopes von ,.i'
come to him soon, de sends hi, ,o,.
loyou, Signed, A. +. EorKw,,,
Mrs. Blaine is wish the prex;Inn,
Dr. Bliss has charge Of tho case NJ
correct name of the assassin is rno,
Gitean. he was formerly United Stat.
consul 10 Mar,rlllrs. He has h.o,
around the White House, and deD.,,
ncntS for days artiay in a s,,,n,.
manner and the attaches thouoh, h;",
crazy. He va, noticed in H..
Whit" House ,ruundS at du,y
last evening. This morning h. g,
gagged u carriage at tue stable and x,iJ
no wanted auuicA team, tha, h. wu,.,
10 stop at the depot 4 minute and ,bs
80 to Arlington. Later accounts, s,,,u
est that he tried TO tscapc after he b,,
fired the shots ami said nothing u,il
he was arrested. Then he, said az
have shot President Garfield, Arthur i
now President Lam stalwarl" n.
has been lodged in IN. district iaiI and
is allowed 10 81. ~ one,
He i, said To be- crazy beyond A
doubt. Shooting occurred in prepuru
OF some fifty or sixty ladies'. The pi,,
toi with which the .irin, was done isa
CaIif1rnia weapon with an extremely
heavy ralibrr better known as "Bl,.
duIrrS -
WHAT THE SfARSAyS.
Special Despatch to the RSpvBilcAN.
WASHINGTON, u. G., July a-ll.li
Il. nn.-A Star extra states that the as.
sassin said after the shooting i did it
and want 10 be arrested. ! am stall
wart and Arthur Is President now,
have u letter here IN 1t | want you
to give . Gen. Suerluau; it will rS
plain eve4 hing; take me 10 the police
station.
Gultran was removed from his posi-
ton rs Consul 20 Marseilles, Fran,t
a bout three mon, hs ago. He is French
man, and had been living in Chcago
He has been Consul for two wears.
THE PRESIDENT DYING.
Special Despatch to the REpuBLlcAS.
WAsHINGToN ID. C.July 2, LAO p NJ
Surgeon Genera Barnes ofthe Uuited
states Army, says life cannot last much
0nser.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
TIL 4 ASSAS&l n.
..AOw we will have Arthur for
Presidenl.''

HrtSIuehes
Spec ial Dispatch to the REPUBLICAN,.
WAsHINGTON, ID. G., July THE
shooter is one, Guitheer, of Chicago, Ill.
He is IA slender man about feet, il :
ches in height. He was ut one time
United States Consul to MarseilleS.
When the second shot was tired the
would.be assassin waved his pistol
above his head crying:
"Now We will have Arthur for Prrsi-
dent -
The officers at the depot at once took
Guitheer into custody. He was taken
10 police headquarters and subsequent
ly to the county jail under strong
guard.
A, the time Of the shooting Secretary
OF State Blaine and the President were
walking arm in arust toward the ticket
office. When the President teil Secre,
tary Blaine rushed toward the muir
lerer to arrest him, but the officers had
him bs this time.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
GINGHANlS.

Owing to the great de-
mand tor ginghams, they
have become very scarce,
but W. Nj kennard & Co.
have yet loo pieces to Sc
lect one dress from.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
WHAT THE STAR SAYS,

Special Despatch to the REPUBLICAN.
ASHlNGTON, ID. G., July a-llli
4. n.-A Star extra states that the as
sassin said after the shooting 4 did it
and want 10 be arrested. am n stal.
wart and Arthur IS President now,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Held for Court,

Thomas Browning, Of Browntown,
who was given hearing before U. S.
Commissioner smith this morning on the
charge of selling liquor without having
paid the special U. 5. tax, was held in
the sum of $500 bail to answer the
charge at court.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Al MI. SalNm.

The New Orleans University Singers
will give concert at Mt. Salem NJ. r.
church next Tuesday evening. That
they will please is not doubted, for
they do that everywhere they 20. A
large audiance will greet them,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
ArTllE WHITE HOUSE.
Df. Bliss says the W0unds are
Probably NOT Fatal.

Special dispatch to tho Republican.
WAsHINGroS, u. g., July =. Never
since the assassination OF President
Lincoln has Washington bteu so shock
ed as it has been since the shooting of
the President AT the Baltimore II P,-
t,mac depot. There Was large crowd
~ the depot AT the time and the excite
mrut there was intense.
After lying in the private reception
room as the depot short time
,ilr President was taken home. He was
placed in carriage. y large .uaru Of
mounted police which had AT once been
ordered out escorted him
When the White House was reached
he wa, al once taken 10 his cham hrr
and made rs comfortable a. possible.
All possible precautions were taken,
All persons We're excluded from the
grounds.
AT 10. 40 the physicians held consul
tatiun.
have Just seen DR.. Bliss at (ll
O'clock). He is in attendance with the
President and says that the wounds are
probably not fatal.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
The Mayors Court.

The Mayor, This morning, fnru
William Ryan S. and costs for hsn'lns
and being disorderly at John NJ Less
saloon. Ji,.
Three cases of drunkenness. were "''
posed of.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
q - =
Personal.

Thomas johnson, has for some time
past been at the Adelphia hotel Sarato-
ga. He writes home that his health is
slowly improving and wishes 10 be-
kindly remembered to his many friends
In Il Is city
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Church Of The Redeehhe'

Rev. j. l.. Estliu pastor Oh ns ,ne II, i.' :
formed church OF The l.edee'AI,, ~, III III.
been summoned to New Jersey y " W r
death of his brother and te'. ,,,,;n,, w.
Tull will fill his pulpit poth '0''
and evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Died From His Injuries.

John w. Powell, who was injured Ivy
the caving in Of a bank on the Will
mington Il Northern Il, L.. Yesterday
morning, died at an early hour this
morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

SPANISH LACE TIES.
A new and beautiful line
Of Spanish ties, fshue COL
lars and many other choice
things just opened by w.
M. kennard & Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

As the season is far a1ya''I.'Ib ~, !. ID
Heiss, Merchant Tailor, ,he hD' balas1
Third street, will make w "" much i
of his spriog goods at a very '
duced price.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Ice Cream.

Go and get cream on me ,rr Corrd
July at Johnny kienle hae'ls ,s, ,alt
9th and Madison St. Also ''"''
Of all kinds.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Grand Lunch.

r. p. Freye will set out To- night at his
saloon No. II East second street, one of
the finest ever set before the public. All
lovers of good lunch should not fail to
call,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Trinity Church sold.

Davidson < Bro. have purchased
Trinity Chapel, corner Fifth and King
street, for S20,00n
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
CHOICE GOODS.

Ladies can find many
choice goods at kennard 4
Co.'S. Their stock is never
allowed to get old; selling
at reasonable prices keeps
it moving.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Person al.

Rev. j. W. Kay, assistant i'''v vou
st. James church, will leave vVIjr vn
day for Il month, vacation Ill ''''
Mountains.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
WHITE QUILTS.

w. NJ. kennard & Co.
are offering one case white
quilts at S1.Io, which would
be cheap at $I.5o.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Nee the New.

Challenge Refrigerator III oPe.t" P,tur ~
buy. 1t is tn. only Good o"e'
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
WnlL DNN =

to the corner Of Market a'i" Ii",,pe n
streets and see, the Ne" on'
frigerator in working tii'i''
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

BROWN-BUGHANA In Phila.. on June
29th,by the Rev. Dr. Blackburn, AZ his resi-
dence, Mr.. Victor D. Brown Of VIII, Del.
=: 80 Miss Rebecca BUchanan, OF I'hila.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
khiDu,cui OtCars

Jackson Il Sharp shipped lve vp,iIsald s%rr
ing cars 10 the Credit Valley M. Mal,.rr
Yesterday and then to the
Maryland Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
NJ ARRIAGE E.S.

Sutterly's gallery 3D2 Market street,
will be open all day Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

Ice cold soda water of the finest
flavors. .4t the West End Pharmacy
SevsIth and Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

New gravel and plastic ras s!a.e a,.aas is vi
on and all kinds Of old roo, a,n NV, " FRI
tight by E. MITCHELL; 'i0
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

Only one good Refrigerator a.tH.sss iv +
Challenge because it is try and Ws'
oner,tion corner Market Ap'
streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02

THIN UNDERWEAR,
w. NJ. kennard & Co.
are offering thin gauze un-
derwear for ladies', gentle.
men and children at LOW
PRICES.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
pry.,,, We're TO Try

one OF the boys suits Mnllin ., a ,",i ~ "a
selling you would find tiiey "i' =
cheap.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
LACE COLLARS.

LNNT TNOLLNNC,
Children's new style col
lars, large lace collars for
ladies, latest thing out, just
opened by kennard & Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
Special Despatch to the Republican.

oFeVFHT TSVTTUOTTVHu
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July AT
noon the condition of President Gar
field was improving. One attempt
has been mauc TO extract the balls,
but this tailcd. NJ effort at probing
has since been made. pr. Bliss
says now that he has reasons to hope
that the President will recover, ,althonsh
it is impossible to tell the exact extent
Of the injuries.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-02
The New ChnllenS

The New ChAllenxe
ut Market and Water street Is the only
dry Refrigerator
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-04-15

The mooted question-"WhO is to
get the st. Louis, Fit. Scott & Wichita
Rail Road ?" is now probably settled,
and lola will get it. Messrs. L. L.
Lorthrup and J. III. Richards returned
from Fl. Scott last Saturday with the
contract to that effect, signed and seal
ed. When these gentlemen went TO
Fl. Scott they went instructed to
make final work of this m utter and
come back prepared to say positively
that we would or We would not get it.,
and forever put at rest the disquiet
and uncertainty in which our citizens
have been kept 50 long and of which
they were getting very tired. It is
expected that the citizens along the
way of this line will give the fright of
way" especially where it does not cut
across their land, and this was one OF
the inducements which brought US the
road. We hope no sectional feeling has
been aroused which has not subsidized
with the end of the controversy. There
was one great consolation to whomso-
ever lost this road-they would not
have to pay for the whistle.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-04-15
Carlyle Reveries.

Carlyle ReveFies.
CARLYLE, April 12.-Mrs. LeMaster
Is ON the sick list.
The mumps are raging in the Maple
Grove school.
The musical entertainment given by
the Carlyle singing school proved to be
q success. There was not as many in
attendance as was expected on account
Of the bad weather.
Mrs. Cummings, who has been on q
visit to Indiana, returned home few
days ago.
Mrs. E. 81. Funston will start on q
trip to Ohio to visit relatives in q few
days.
Mr.. Christian has purchased a new
corn planter. He begins planting this
week.
George Parks and wife are back to
Kansas. They are living on Charlie
Kinnear's farm.
VIM. Adams has rented his faam to
John Ledu and intends to start to CAL
nOrnia in short time.
Rev. Mr.. McClung, the Presbyterian
minister of Paola, gave a lecture last
Friday evening on the subject Of Ec-
clesiastical finance. Everybody was
well pleased.
A new minister will preach at Car
lyle next Sunday.
Mr.. Watson, our music teacher, in
tends to start to his home at Waveland,
Indiana, next Monday.
Mrs. Crozier was chosen delegate
from the Women's Missionary Society
at Carlyle, to attend the session which
was held at Kansas City.
SCRIBOMAX.