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escaped to neighbor's house, where she died
from the effects of her injuries. Both men
have been arrested
Resolutions Adopted by the National Re.
publican Committee

nittee in the death Of President GARFIELD realize
the loss OF chosen and trusted leader whose int.
graz quaiities correct principles, progressive i'm
pulses and aspirations for good government made
him the appropriate representative OF the patriotic
Republican Iarty in the highest national office.
ReSotrtd, That we recognize in President Arthur
a lifelong and fearless advocate OF the Renuhcan
principles offered by the Convention which unan
imously placed him in nomination, and that he is
entitled to the confidence and sympathy Of all
Republicans, and 10 the cordial support Of all
citizens.
Pacific Coast Patents.
WASHINGTON, October 6th.-The following
patents were Issued last week to Pacific coast
inventors: Chase j. Roley & w. c. Nc
George, Sprineyille, Cal: and L. W. Eddy,
for cure of scab in sheep Nathan d. Bur
linghsm, Garden Valley. Cal, aunslga1ator;
Patrick Duncan, San Francisco, mud ring
for boiler furnaces, and furnace for steam
boiler: Thomas J. Lotus, faucet Charles
f. McGlashen, Santa Barbara, Cal, railway
balloon and elecSTic tramway and truck I;
Wiford A. Rogers, San Francisco, device for
raising tailings from mines {re-issued); VIM.
G. Stiles, Nevada, Cal. grinding and pulyer.
izing apparatus Caroline Weisser, Los
Denver, Col, baling hay; George A. Deitz,
preserving grapes VIM. A. Stoddart, Dalies,
Oregon, stump extractor.
Degenerate soa of Noble House.
HERNANDo (Wis.l October 6th.-Edward
Thompson, arrested on a charge of stealing a
mule, was acquitted at midnight. He is
son Of the late Admiral Thompson, X. G. B.,
and o grandson of the British Admiral who
LED part Of the forces under Nelson at Trafal-
gar. Lady Thompson sent several hundred
pounds from London to lawyer to defend
her son, who is said to have lived the life of
tramp for several years.
Tired of the Controversy.
NEW YORK, October 6sh.-The SUMS Wash
ington special says: It is asserted that Mrs
Garfield has requested DIR. Boynton TO with.
hold the statement which he had prepared
relative to the autopsy and general treatment
of the Presidents case, as she Is satisfied that
the Presidents wound was mortal, and does
not desire to have the controversy further
prolonged.
MutiIated silver C0in.
WASHINGTON, October 6sh.-The Govern.
ment has fixed no valuation upon mutileted
silver coin, other than the market value of
eilver they contain. Toey are purchased at
the Mint by weight as bullion, and the value
depends VI on the p;ice Of silver on the day
the coin is received at the Mint.
The Maryland Republicans.
CAMBRIDGE, October 6th.-On ths reas-
scHiClADS ol buo convention l. IEOtnaS C0P-
such, of Frederick county, was nominated
for Controller, aud the resolutions were
adopted.
Beginning OF Winter.
BosToN, October 6th-Wolfsboro IN. H J
reports that the thermometer has fallen 50
degrees since Monday evening, and marked
2S' this morning. Snow squalls were frequent
to-day. Fruit is frozen on the trees and
blown ctf.
A DIsastreus Fire
OswEGo, October CHA fire broke out
this morning in the business part of the vii
lage OF Pulaski. and several buildings on both
sides Of Main street were burned. A steamer
has been sent there from this city.
LATER.-The entire business portion of the
town is in ruins The telegraph. express and
Postotfice are burned. Loss, over 5000, 600.
Earthquake in New York.
BRISTOL IN. W, October CHA shock of
earthquake was felt here little after mi6.
night. It passed from west to east, made a
noise like the rumbling of heavy train Of
cars, and shook the buildings perceptibly.
The Case of Guiteau.
WASHINGTON, October 6sh The indict-
ment in the case of Guiteau has been COM
pleted, and is now in, the hands Of the printer.
1t will not be given TO the Grand Jury to-day,
and owing TO the absence of Scovilie, counsel
for detense, in New York, it is possible that
body will not act upon it until next week.
Frost In Ihe south.
CHARLESTON, October 9th. = kilograms
from northern South Carolina report frost
last night, and another is expected tonight
The large growth of cotton will be destroyed
DANvulLE Val October 6.h.-The tobacco
crop is injured by frost.
Brewery Desireyed,
NEw YORK, October 6sh-Fresh flames
totally destroyed Tracy 6 Russeifs brewery
this morning. Loss, SS0.000 insured.
Net IN ihe Interests Of Justice.
WAsHINGToE. October 6.h.-The publicc.
tion of Guiteau's biography il the New York
Herald occasioned much unfavorabe COM
ment on the methods Of District Attorney
CofkhiI. The deception practiced upon the
prisoner is generally condemned, as not in
the interests Of justice.
The Presidents Movements.
WASHINGTON, October 6sh.-This has been
q quiet day at the temporary Executive Man.
sion on Capitol Hill. Generals Sherman and
b. T. Butler dined with the President. and
after dinner the President and General Sher-
man took drive. Secretary Kirkwood also
called on the President today.