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, 1881-01-22

LyxcHuuRo, W., Jau. al.-Suit Inns bccn
brought III thu United Statcs District Court
In belln!t Ut M!lIie T. Wh!tlow, q white girl
living III Cumberland County, by her next
friend, Nelson 4. Anderson. Mlss Whltlow,
II apprurs, Inns lived for s0Ii.c time III tho
fnmlly Ut n negra wilower as nurse and
l,ousu servant, belng treated and considered
Us unn Ut tho household Though nothing
spectiu WIS allege1 ~ To erlullnul conduct
or character, this Mollo Of !lfu tended to H.
iuru her reputation IN tie iIei9hborIool.
After leaylIlE the holtse 0f Cnlelliall, tllc M,-
gro, tho nlri en.ered ono Ut he public ac''tMlss
Ut thu county rs pupil, nlul which tlls rt:st
of tho scIlulArs ull !liltt attending II. 'fhu
teacher os thu school applied FDr instructions
to tito 6eh0n! l3oar.l, md WIS directed to ox-
clutlu Miss WhItluw. lle did 50, ai,4 she now
brings suit for aall'aKes, nu4!lng u round
s..iu, All tho PARTIES to tic suit :lre white,
but tl1e girl Lust cl,uractur Dy living will. II
Mrgra as his seryant Az this fNst gives tho
Vi no sl,lail intlH,rtaMce. Alaxa.lder lsIys:s,
who recently eanse!l lll0 indictment nf The,
Stats Judges fur tatlnre to put negroes OIL
their jurlus, will prvsile at thb trial.
, 1881-01-22
DOES llFe-iNsURaNcE INsUhE7


CHICAGO, Jan. .l.-Thfs tiltstlo, Is asked
for this reason: Fru,n this mornings pnpers
we SEQ that the children OF lilo lato William
Orton, President Ut tie Western Union Telc-
graph Company, l,ayp been compelled to s,lu
tho Connecticut Mutual l.tfe-lnsurnnce Conf
pa,,y to recover OIL ii poflcy0f S5,00 nj. the
llfu Of Mr.. Orton, who died April, 1878. now
nearly t!lrcH years. tho Company alleging
TINT lho concealed certnin fActs III reHart 10
Ills health at the time Of ilsnrli,g This fact
~ denied. Docs any one be1ove Tint II Ee1l-
tclnn OF tho standing Of the lnte ar. OrtoM
would willfulIy ,nIsreprescnt in Il matter Of
sllcn Importance CertninlyMUt.
Tlsrr, ngnlu, Hn the eth INIT. there Is rec
0rl uf Il silt that lils been III fillr Courts for
uver twU years, brought by Mrs.. Ailnfu b.
Lawrence ngiitnst tho Mutual 1.fft-1itstlr-
ul,ct. CNtnrnily 0f Now York fur s,00o. tho
Company MllGg.ng that the deceased canie to
Ills aeatsi by his own ,.ct, although untnte1t-
ts0lialty, nlll tint llu Mls0 withheld certnl1l
fntts. ... ,
The record Of two s,1ltso such prominence
With, twU wenka caused ne, q firm believer
III ltc-isur,,llce. to Investigate the co1ilrnt
Ut the tltiFertnt companies, nll1 sep whether
ono Is insured under them Or ntt. My tnves-
ttgAtlun shows that by the contract Of the
Equitable Litc-AssHrnllce Socfety Tint their
pulictea Mre tilcuntGstnble, n1Nl that I'LL such
| pulicfes nre payable immediately uW', pres.
ertati0l, uf prnuf Of llss, nd that this Is the
Uilly company tllat deals titus lioerally With
It's lneMbrrs; nnt! That only 1'M!ler these cir;
cllnlstances Is 0ile ccrtuin tint his clnhl will
be paid without tic tedious process Of lAw OF
| A I'OrtcYItuI.DEI
, 1881-01-22

linn hicruglyphlcs ut mn early aec. 9ml by tho
MD Ut hunks ',eca11ic 80 well srrst'! y, Eryl.-
lnlngy Tint In lSlA he WINS appointed t9 II still
ntiMl iil tho Egyptian Museum IN ttb l'0usre,
NJ f'arls. III lssO, Wien ~ ycars OF nac, NJ
srnt l,y thu t1oytri,'ncrt III q sG1nntlils mis-
slo,! to Egypt. Tl.e ren'a,,s nf Aleinl,hls, tla
nicicnt enpitnt, first attracted Ills attention,
nh! l!n nt oncc began \ st.ries nf excavations,
which ln carried oil with ErGnt eI,rrIsy ittltl
skill, Alid whtcl, lc'l ta most !n'r3rtant ''ts.
! the SerApls aid tic colossal tiEa're of tho
Sphinx.
III tSjl, when Mr.. BnyArtl Taylor visited
HIN Mt t!ta scciit of lliS explorations, al. Nh.
rintty tnl!l i,fn that no Ind f1l.d nll 9lif OF
the blocks slttnrrlGil out III Il ninllllu rear
Atitrasnny IN i,,scriptlo!t which in!''csil @
mt lucntcd tho slln ut A!enlp!i,R chffeclly.
md lIA accordingly began 10 tllK Ills pits f6ir
ll'lles from tho spot they !!at fixea ilioti; iiG
sO0l! struck HI nfetlia ~ st1'iiiixes when le.t
tt the Scrai,etln hin'ltinlictl ny StInbo. M
enormous structure M nf Eranit aGi ,, alabasur,
ngt ot allc bulls of Apis from tho ntneteelitli
century to the time 1t the ltulnall supremacy;
llG f0,lnh also rtElt cutOSsai statues, .vVV
sphinxes, AMI 5,Vu Htatnea. es!tleltiy INC
work Of drcGta,. nrs, anti other tl'9rka u 2
gren eity " lS ny Est's'! t9 rf's s
AGrvator nt tlie EEyptlnh Museum III ,,,.t, tno
1+nnyre; but lln WIS senrrely familiar WIN
Ills now ps'sitlttll Wllrit, Il! tl!a SAINT yenf e
.s'ts sent to stlldy thg EGypttaM allltlIiities
ih tlle museum ~ !NFlill. SesNIMl StMIS
afserwan1 H. aKa,i wsnt to EKypt Gslng 'f
thu National monuments ~ llat eI!llltfS. nlu
keeper of the N!ltsclliii Ut !3onlnk. her Cnf1:
!la was ialso given tne tue Nl Wy ~ Wy
Vlrerny nttectnr nt ile acpaftli9,,.t iof iHo
, 1881-01-22

An InAumnn Aunt,n Treatment Of 1Acr
Little Niece.

Little Niece.
THE cnse of Mrs. Crowley, for }nhumanly
beating mud otherwise abusing her little
,Lccc, which WIS continued from the 13tl,
lust, cal,lu up before Justice WAlsh yester-
day ufturMoull for II final hearing. III ndst-
ton to tho evidence already heard, Mrs. Ann
l1cnrcks, Of 5os Twanty-slxth street, testified
to having sccr Mrs. Crowley tdko hold Of tile
chllt's neck with one l,nnd, mud with her
clrnel,e,l fist strike tho poor thing several
blows Abollt the l!eau, alad then c!tasc lscr
about tho yrrd with Il branlnstick. She also
tcs.'l'otl to having heard tho child scream OIL
several occasions, mil to having heard blows,
hut she did not suo tho parties, She nlso tes-
water up two flights Ut stnlrs, when sl,e was
hobble ro,,ld. Mrs. Finn. OF 10,
Twcnty-stxth street, saw the clll1,l
O. ts II, '9s!nE ~! Gf a; ;orspcar ~ af
being, Ut IS aeEree9 below zero-Wtth M hnr
ness' house. awakening tho !nlnntes, stating
thNt Ars crowlsy ad e ee beating har wltl.
freely; md tho girls shoulders were covered
with 1t, uIld 1t rail or on Mrs. Flfnn'a llnOr.
The l.irl WIS q pltlnble sight. being eln't y
| rugs md covered with snres. TiG stockings
hid their feet waro rotted U!f. 'IIln defcnse
introduced only n,tu additional witness, and
tho testimony was to. the effect that Mrs,
Crowley hall not ablisea the child. On cross
examination she admitted that she Ind moi
bcen There aftenor ti!an o,leo II htonlll,, NH
tllel, only to c.Itl. md Didn't k,iuw anything
shout tito Treatment Ut u!o child. Just!ct
! Walsh sntA he WIS Satisfied front the ev!
deuce thnt tho cl,ld hutl been abused, a1ltl
defendant to the Criminal Court. fixing bur
Mt S:'00. rhe cnso for, tlln prosecution WM'
, 1881-01-22

hisIc M IN rear w1est:. sprnF :, r. .,,'. tho
moments 10 cxtrlratc tno wagon trnm No
y'i wrf Of II" sitsr ,ts 1 Mhs 1
Tltc strtet hluckmleA fur luitc .tIstn,,ecn ~
prinuirally ,lrrelcd i,y tho l,'anknhnl drivers
iit,un TIM t,c,i IT Tie lueklsss rsl't*Nll. nmttl
teM " s's rr mn ~ tno,,sM1 s sY r,,, Win ,e
hi,rk!t!", wns rcnlutH.t. ltcyeni anlIsE "e'tt1.
slherNtle shpnk ~ Ike" the E"ni1nlt,t;1 WIN
ritz sr.t:lrHtSu.
Tho warm wen,l,cr yes tt.riay made tho slciet-
inr nn tho. suutt Park hnl1ievnrs Httcr tsHii
Kou,' h,rscs wsre "it IN fnli r"rec. mo .!Nr.n9
bc,wcnl, tho vlrtns fUtl.ist,.ts. Anl.ME thoirnst
conspicuous trot'ers wcr, laG9!u Mnd, driven
II Ssrrs Ws sTattE; II. cs tS YER rvs 5sst ~ y
ron: il,glnr;s Ml mate driven y n. Holiness;
1setor stx rxs IS sHxn iast bsw rS
Feli!ls, driven y John i'rentsk; G(n,,eke,tt.
Xdlisan dr I ,x',,y: @ % TherS W scrS ssssr,si s':trs
ont, Tut sl,p op driven hy derry Monron hntl no
difficulty in dsposlnH nr tho .,tisr n!''e- wheeIers,
n Il. Till ihtis viz !ctl;,s r.si nj pair @ oi CLIPPED
lnys th1t u,uHnHel tu Keep III tl,c ttt'nt rank
lrs a,,.i t,,is Glover ,isD disposed uf niner0ns
cntnputltnrs with their Flyers. Tho sides Of tho
rtn.,iwny wcr Incd during tho cnt!rc nftern",n
% i la'e sIsx of ts .f t. si vs, ti drWn T y
! hn.ldsuHle tn.lr of Erhys.
TIE IT. ,Ar,stcK's SOCIETY
hltl meeting Inst etui,s.v ut tho rnei'o Hotel.
Mr. Y. J. Unallan presiding. Mr.. I, ". shr4'hatl
sent n h!d rc:!v,at!pn ,ts sernnd VlcG-lresl,le,s
and Mr Il l. i."r hls ferrSslSn1tnE sScrs
q aues.. & "A'S s..t rsF' :'sf1ss e. Y ,aiss
, 1881-01-22
THE CITY-IIAIL.

nam II ti.r,t.w4y wns nroun,l Tim f,ftv. F[niI
yesterday and donicd thu. thoro wns my trouble
bctwcou himself and Chief Mc0arsRe. son,e-
Mnrth t :? s3r1 J3' s.:s's ~ .N'' ~ '''0'1 ~
N"'tn ssoe' .,,... ,,...
mt. E re s.ro's sy a tsaS wes
frun lIalstpd Street to lilo vluuct; or thu curb
the North iira.sch; ulso tho iifux nnd curhinx
Ut West Eighteenth Btrcut from tiAlstel to Dluu
''s c.m,,,ss,ns., . w,,,v, =, Tim nor,,tuo,t
~ n,itS1 fr1,rLv Z" tnt,tInoH T., III imMtxn
na r. rnDe Mnrka: ~ co!smoa d, .1 ~ ~ n"usu
5tsoay tSe o,s!als NJ t|,s cty:ilsi';, seSsrl :;
tslo Tul vent,iaijou OF tho rookury, ai.i o.ilers
chHrun snIau III II to Tho lud itl,ujlty Ut tho
rantss rutats.' o''p'''e' ~ ''' ''''snoo''4" 's""
,,..'. -..:.-... ,,...,.
THE niannEers ct sAIah HerfhGrlt: VINO ato
were ylsstss ay or two ngo " ossr i!%nt
W. s note ,s M so i,1xs r .aas ,s,a M
n.unth. \ nun named Mcin,lal!', ola!miaK to
p'rsa lie l!sp4tehes se',t to sar!e;is aexspupera
prat.,nE alta., tq IT, .s % :" Mnyor rsiso n
SnI a lleci,se-ieo OF ss3 wis iii iillAsl-
ton. AID. lllldreth+, who WIS prcsgiit,
as,i tho Mayor snid II was thu Inv:
admission, 1T the tliestrs ilAt r. thought tbAt
they could eusly nir0r1 10 pAy tho city SIC nlIa
NOT hnKRfG nGOtat 10 RaI nl h!1lollhI. hllco thoy
uon. McLnnall sud Miss lior.,tlaF,It sav9 away
a!t her tnnlcy. asMt grent deal ot lnrre.ts, anl
tss sff sor 1t 'o Ivy WtS ft s sy I'D
teay sh1wcd e tat shS ,noISy ,% bud mne Xss been
5arrctt stet's up WITH his sash ,s ~ tn9rt,5 ,
,ccHtlso 1f nn isainilou nf U warrant for the col
| ls1tIun Of tho license. Mayor ltnrrlsun thinks
llernilurtlts tnnnagcrn uro Ncstar nble to pay so
s,nnn uetsS lsc - thnit ianny :! 9tstseE Stis! saow
/ protest ut Al! a.
| MAYOM HARRISON 80,
froia s a:a :sprnssld. ( TMiMuSE rsw,rtsr > askc,i
him wil;ii ht, th,liuht pf tIu IutIlj,a bills which
PROPOSE 10 u,ithotIso tho County nonrt to Gt,li-
s!Alitte tue tnroo t9w!|s c!!nprlsIny the C.sy 81
purvisc1r tx Di,Icp al,I tim City Collector tic
'oS tn,sn. " '''' '''' |'~19 ''' NV eAss"@'se
bar.s ,uyrr iottkea inio. I'M in fayur OF thS
tunM,lIimtinr1. / am III faynr III nt1yfhinr AM
viii lussvIt ti,s nnchinery OF KoYUFuitci,t. j
via,r ex"niiit,' mr. ts.ia"tr ,.isher is,,t lie
link fhn t.jty smlild roIirst Mi tho turcs i
r1uut .irIl cGsa,,cr tGau tic county DOES al ths
present !Ia.c: .,,,.,, A.. ,,n..o. .a,,. ),
think iI,st hnyl, t,tvn,s,,i II unui n,nny nf thu
n,utllMlx uf fhu Iculsuti,rU thul tho City III CHI
cngn Ii mt atun1 t.hptinsiOIu Tor tho clltla
| frIni tilu Eputh Fork uisd hiyp thvjr origin a
tic Stuck. Ynl1s. In thu FUWn Uf Lake, which i.
Tilt thts oty W,is aatn,,ascI Sy tiaS Cust!tuiIo,
and by.!tws, and eoliLl tnsroy. ralsu clIonxl
nlnnoy fnr mu!!clhal pufp'.bea ~ run nso clty
t nn " t,. ~ t.ss ,h,a III
wur unilU,l 10 tho Htnt0, tu,t ttV prosperity 1,
! EhipNvu wins tho prsslnrjty Ut Illinois, alld II
, 1881-01-22

Tho bcst Is always tho cheapest, therefore get
ono nf tho lHw No. sDWtHK- K-ttlachltles.-hEat III
the world. Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Compuny, No. 165 StAtc street.
, 1881-01-22


OTTAWA, ILL.,, Jun. al.-Thls morning ut o
o'clock l.. =. Elitsit, Vt DeAdwood, Dak., u
wealthy u,inur, dllAl llore suddenly OF heart
disease, oi, his way to nuet Ills wffO III
Washington City. lie had stopped oil here
u visit son,o relatives.
spsttal DtpateA to 7nA Chicago TRIBUNE.
ELOtx, ILL.,, Jun, al.-SqNlru Franklin
Mum. Il wea!thy sarlnur aui .lairyMan living
west Ut Eigfi1, dlel &a-.luy after short H.
ness. liz y.s born III Wyuu'!ng County, Now
York, In 1917, ald ran,o to Illinois lit lsH,
then erecting II s,eAln saw-mlll VI l2urllng-.
ton, this cnnnty. DeceaatA WIS u hrutller OF
tho lion s. s. Al,d \. J. Mnnu, 0t tlils city,
anel l!asi hslj a!nost every towl!sI1!p otllee I'll
burlington. lilo leaves two .lAukllless, o.'e,
Mrs. James lt0sel,0rOuBbt, bu{ng thu wife of
his partner IN tho ownership unit i.lahNKt,-
c' st 6 r ns usFo4 i "a sSss sstssya TstSss Ttsss:
: GENEVA, Ill, Jun. 1l,-Junts ". Brown,
Of Clinlo!.yllle, fnrMer hlc,nlSr q tl,e kaslo
County I3oarA of Supervisors, tlct! yesterday,
lsS lsSves 81 ;wiis nnd arss fa'a!y. TiS fs.ao1ai
takes pincu Saturday,.
,spssIas Cst,,psndsnst ef 2hs cateaoo 1sseas*, ",
Soyr'l EtaaS, IL, ya,' 3 $l.TJatsS ,..;,,'; ";
IairyliM,l, un4 farnlcEly Supervisor VI Efgi''
Township, died yesterday Af!crnoosl. after u
| lang Hllli severe lllnrss, ugel IL years. Ills
family CONSISTS OF y wife ald tonr,gfn"'ii;.'4p
e!'1e'1e"' stv ,'e,. 7y,at.. Jan. ~ 4'' 81 -
A t!lspatcl, received f!oia Calro ANNOUNCES
tl dea! IT alurlg!ts lsu Ansaste "a? E
aG Sor.s IL III iioaios Feb. il, isl. III Si!s Cd
subsequently il ts,ssl,er 0t drawing a,ad sranI
af Ws ",y y yefs ,irs 81 sfI Iiiri ~ Mrot'
wl,lci. was u dissertation OH TIT uai,cs u tllt
elites that hMA formerly occupied DIG sits q
Uou!u1nv, lie befanlv Interested in Egyp
, 1881-01-22

Over 15r,0o0 HIVE scalcs sold. Dordcn, scllcck
& Co., Ch!cngo.
, 1881-01-22
EAIltiRF.-

ClNcINSAT1, Jun. 3l.-Susan u. Foster. do
Ing m oplleiall bustMeaA under tho ,la.ne OF
Ju.nes Foster, Jr., ut Aace and LonHworth
, 1881-01-22
: THE CITY.


~
! mdht. -, i.
satsJt,S1s WAxEt.y, al Ona',n, Is stopping at tho
;; :;f4sfhsr.,'' T.,
ss}S;labkos Il wxSnrLrso, of ST. Louis, Is ut tn"
,l hgl'ner. ....,.;
Il II. ',tumrnntv and fasn'v arc stopping at tho
H Palmer. :,',>t :.
s 81 II i1rr7; uro,ur i,uutrs, U: 3. ~, Ia Mt tho
+ A4Pnt.,ier. ,'
Il stlss L.rnAx ind Miss Hahn, Of Lincoln, Ncb,
y htd ht tue Pte!ac.
~, i, ", HAw,.y, editor Of tho Rochester Chron.
y tc't, ID ut thu raciilc.
r1s''siR. AM, Mns. CHARLES GonpoS, Of Clevc.
!, ,,r,[nilI, nr,, nt iIse rn1nler. |
xxI;M Nit. slear,y FEwe ind Capt. shcrhurn, Of En-
4. y,nlld. nru ut tho Palmer.
II Miss HELEN porrE md tho "Plotnaes" nro
/ ,.spuRrtcrt:,t ut tho fremont.
-. 81. D. Att.ny and II. 4. Co,rn, OF boston, nro
&, fru'stctch nj Tho shel1lla''
II: Tit Sul,.Trcusury tll mt $0,00 gold, and
= 81 ,Uop silver, utid rcdceMel "a ,po0 sitvcr.
~ GEORGE 4. Aic'rAv1sH aild Ti,unas tloward. OF
II :s:WthINg, Art registered AZ tllu fremont,
" lsExny g ClAws, Cashier nt tho Flrst National
i Hank II kankNkec. ILL.,. II ut thu Trolloht.
,t:,& N. lAnN'sAltr. Ut Tntun.o: 1shn HING. ol
r. ut tn. rnent,
HI. o:s. crtTrrHnES, r. rutt's. e: /. Miller W.
\ L. raylor ..trI II. Z. tlnrrlson, Ut Nuw York Csy.
r. aFo 1T tile S!aurhlA1l.
49, IL snG & ~ .H ~ M@ mi III .",, IL .,...r,. iniicn.
1 tt.,s, tInt i fIiI llusS viii Ervut SIr. stohtArl
Z, hot,iuy evening. -..
. f., Tnoaas EvASs OF sou.h Chcag,: was picked
up at :u ycsterslny uGter,,oon y Ot'lcer Fechtcr
ut tho corner nr kfhxle atld Wells strcos with
t,nty atSi IJtso!iai. gs1 lfo1e"' t'' ""'
Nit G. n. G1,nrnseS. General Manager r., 1t The The
seDhtrk Diamond Conl Company. which Is "orkttR
s ttI lar,e scie Tic retuntly discovered cta Lt-
!, | day on lts way tn New YORK.
s't TIE temperature yesterday, MS observed BY
s S,sI {. sy; 9 . H. stsfei i dsvlSss; rs,gTS Is
Il. H., q: y n y: yp H.. -; sp: TIL, g. ba-
s5,senc.er, i IL. ILL.,, s9.au; y. ILL.,. a'.
IE fscgs =, r., ~ , M a,, nv " epss es
II , anH tn%|tn II TX. fm,cr All:
,f,,,o,,s uaf NJ .r,x. ipr,n md ii rfv.
/. live 6arrels or nic6hul wcrv exported.
nE ;g,s nns'"u ~, an.s Inv rri,n f 1a EvIrsIist
rscsiy "a ,, 1fs .h Sr.
sanu.y t,,, & EE ,siEt ~ ~ III. r.ruqE"i, ,.n
4: r. ~; T;,s t settlement Of the nnrnet.wrc con,ro
i; ,yersles Is progressing rnrI.liy licsi,4e-tao
urst onh taken s,l!-wAs .!btalned yes.et,i"y y
r. tho Lytnuu Wire Manufacturing Company frs,In
~ ,stnt,t.an;nu it,e Srloriv mf lis nutcnts.
~ es'uo'"nn,s '"e pe'o'''' u 10 pa's''
Ts spfn a 2 a GaSss ma es
S usr Ths pTe ,easso u % 5 I "s w1fs @ S
for ,ncat to Joln Furd ~ FILA per lo0 po'inds.
T. These lids were tho lowest.
az. tta f,,low,Ex nd wsFu ecctc1 1iccrs for sho
Siirrent. prcss,I,.,t. +. Mctintar: Vice Ircsl.
r. .dunt, Thomas Mccorsnnok; Secretary, g. +. Eli
f Treasurer. John Foley; uanrdlnn ~. tIlliery.
T. THIS Society IS IT. n etro1E uno he'lthy toHai-
Fl both 10 themselves md ,heir ratrons. fnr "
q;n eStnT M @na I SSennK'z opohs fe'"t'so so'ae
.tna1 ai % "se oenensea er.Sa ,,,. , ..o v.,oa.
s: st1 Central Huilrunl ColmuMmy. milwaukee,: i.
, 1881-01-22
Edward A. Sothern, the Dis
tinguished Comedian, Died :,
in London Yesterday.
Sketch Of His Stage Career, Pro-
fcssional Success, Person j.
al Characteristics, Etc.
Death Of Father Purcell, Who, Was
Put IN Charge Of About NJ
s4,ooo,ooo.
"Reminiscences OF. tito Manner in
Which He Lost Track
Of 1t.


--
mr.. r,x,o4 ax,.e 71,,,,,,, Tn s,tFarod
"o"0
IN Vontenlptat1ny Els ot"A-
dors-Other Deuths.
T.. A. sn,rfrEnN.
smeiW t.th,r. ,
i,oSnoS, jan. ol.-Eatwar.t \. Sothurll, tho
distinguished comedian, .lEud to.lny.
The real name OF Edward AsKew Sotnof'l
wns DouElns Stewart, a'lti lc wits ooF'. III
Liverpool, England, Apf1l l, lSW. ii!s hfst
appearance was iilatle IN Jerseyt Ens!ale'' Us
NIL amateur, under tile management OIL
Charles Poole. Subsequently III l'>o'e's lug
atre IN Weymouth, Englaild, lle acted ~ tho
capacity OF stagc-'1,nnnger, anu from tiert'
Wien he WIS =, ycnrs of axc, he cai'to TO TINS
country, milking Ills debut rs Douglns Stew
nrt In September, is5o, at thc M
tionRi Theatre, Boston, III the charte'et
Of Or. f'angioss III II version Of the younger
Cole'nsslrs corlcdN "Iie llclr-ae-LaW'
Then Tor several seasons lie WIS eo'lllectea
with tile Now YORK theatres witl'"ut cteal-
fiiE any particular IMPRESSION, sase III my
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PRESENTATION ot "Can'll!e III tlls country:
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-10
THE WOUNDED PRESIDENT.

LATEST NOTES FROM THE BEDsrDE--THE
PATIENT CONTINUES TO IMPROVE SLOWLY
BUE SURELY.
Saturday morning, 2 o'clock. The presi-
dents condition is much more favorable
than at any previous time since the shoot
ing. He gained steadily all day yesterday
and at night was resting quietly and pain
lessly. The doctors seem to have no fear
for the ultimate result. The people
throughout the union will readily take
courage from the doctors, and there will be
universal rejoicing for what has been &C.
complished in the presidents behalf and
universal prayer for his speedy recovery.
The prospects for the presidents speedy
recovery are increasing hourly. The symp-
toms are unquestionably more favorable
every day, both as to the condition Of the
wound and the returning strength of the
patient. Hrs spirit has never been broken
for an instant, even while apparently at the
point of death, Since he has continued to
improve his playful humor has had to be
placed under restraint. His appetite is
such that its control has been taken from
the steward and nurses and given to the
doctors, who prescribe what, how much,
and when shall he eat. All this is regard
ed as highly favorable, indicating returning
health. The doctors are sanguine. While
it Is not concealed that the president is
still, and will for some days continue to be,
in imminent danger, the chances are no
longer against HIM. After to-day, eighth
since the wound, the odds are in his favor.
This is very much. Inbident to this favora-
BILE news, Mrs. Garfield was out for an air
ing yesterday for the first time since her
return.
Yesterdays dispatches we're as follows:
WASHINGTON, ID. G. July 0, o a. NJ
The president has passed very tranquil
night, and this morning expresses himself
aslfceling quite comfortable. We regard
the general progress of his case as very sat-
isfactory. Pulse, this morning, 1907 tenn
perature, 90 4.1O; respiration, "a.
Signed d. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
J.J. WOODWARD.
WASHINGTON, ,. g., July 9th II :25 a. N.
Symptoms OF the president continue
favorable. Vice President Arthur called at
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-07-10
A WATERY GRAVE.

On the evening OF the day before yester-
day, three young ladies, Misses Naylor, Of
Charleston, Mo-, and Miss Ellen Lehigh, Of
this city, who was visiting there, were bath
ing in the Mississippi near Island No. 1,
when the last named and Miss Lucy Nay
lor Unexpectedly got into deep water. The
alarm was at once given and Mr.. Nsylor,
brother of the young ladies, succeeded in
rescuing Miss Lehigh just as she
was about TO 90 down for the third
time. Miss Lucy Nsylor, however, went
down, never to rise again alive. Her body
had not been recovered late last evening.