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h.A,l1s TINT have l,cnn published IN tho various
enough to coln with them. llt Will try. ~ II
t!enr. torsr, mid n.fearit,g way. to stntc tho
truth. Evrr sfnre my, rnnrru.f llfn favn ttcutt
h,!sbanl; hnvo tried: u every way 70 rlnasc
iolnE 70: My husband t.ns TX chii.lrrn-t%So w
hnya nnl four etrls-thr!s, nf the1n III tho
t'eurgctown conycnt. mi, me, y1nna M ie;!y. ,,'
fercuccs nhtat tho children: md VIZ oxcrs. ;ss.
tnRly unhappy. bcsa'ise my hnehahd always
to,k s!dcs Wit, them against nc. 10 y 4 ln,.,r
innil. deeply III taht IN h!s district. aui II wns
mr. him Il, get nr llca,is s.bs'y" w.trr.n. n'ai
family were naturally oxtrnvAr,nt, ntld inncllnt
my trtst,hlB nrnsb M ttlnt neet1unt. WIS tn0
Rnyn1 tn s,iit tho children, MID tl,nir tnsner tho
inlulgnnt to bc M my a'. NIT! ths n!iN i!'tte1
tlnhnppfnesa. Sit1a. served NY hnsbttlsl us Il
slave might. olt'ycl him III every particular.
and never wrnt Ont wItttnttt ttii, excepting ou
errauds tn market. mud lntely to nnclts'lt. Int
over. To thcse places he frequently accompanied!
inc, and Awuys WAS Invited to 'tn 20. .ccnnsH
wns never happier th,n when ut his side. 1T nll
nt,r llMrrttd Ito 1tuvb never h'cH nllt Mt ntKht
without him, and never received amy RcntlcMr1t
nj my bpi,nB ur met thg1 out 'fhls ]. trt,c. ~
hupr for n rnwnr,l htrGnftrr. l.htGr will mako
further statement, and lf my husband. who
seems 10 lie 1T tsn hhEita. tfues nut cxnhcrltu
,ng, / Will prove my IiIIDtrurc.
Mrs. ClnrIs has consulted with yetcrcncc to
ttrJtrt1
, 1881-10-20
NOTES.

n
WASHINGTON, u. e., Uct. 18.-PreSldeMk
fairfield died lnolltl, ago tullay, nnd thu
mourning drapcry Is bong tnkuil from atl
the public buildings. Tlic llook-und-Iatl.lur
furcu Ut tho 1'ro department Is at work re-
moving tho mourning from tic White House.
Commissioner 1iaulsl, who Inst year r.
nl0ved nn internnl revenue officer In Eir-
gluia for supporting publicly tlle lscadjuster
movement. IL announced to speak nj n lts-
atItuster meeting ncxt week. III reply tn TIC
criticism that his present attitude WIS inco''-
slstent, ilc snld that 1le went with tho tile.
The Republican purity leatlcrs nru tho Adj
nltnistratfo1l were Il year ng0 agnfnst Il c0Aif-
tlon With Mahone; now they wero III favor
of 1t. Ilesfte, there f,ad i,cGn nioru fight
thrown upon the debt Ut Nlrginia and tic
treatment 1t fIatl received. lie intonded to
do All hu could to bent tic fMnslcrs-tle reg
ular Democracy.
SENATOR LAMAR
left for mississippi yestculay, not to retur',
unit! thu regular SESSION, baln. uRircsl with
Mr.. Teller. lie Will speak every lny until
tho e,lN Of the caryass.
WINDOW.
Tile friends Of Secretary Window hero sny
they are not surprised tflat tho antt-W!nion,
movement III Mtn,cs0ta las fuller through
that 1t never had atiy support worth cot.
slderltio,,, and tint WINDOWS election IL
nsqt,r,ul
, 1881-10-20
CHICAGO HOSPITAL
tyf&Itt1ItJ&
KEI'URT.
anttLoi flitrtlth To The Ehitdan 1rihufts

5pttLa, Dhpatth to The ChIeaeo Tribune. -
WAAlnSarnS, D.. e., Oct. fD.--Dr.
Hamilton, Surgcon-tiencral Of tho Marine
Hospital Service, in Ills report, which ls
completed toslay, lla,l tho following t" say Of
thu hospital nt Chicago: "rlu .orIltMary rr-
f,alrs to the plumbing and heating apparatus
l,nyc been male during tho past yrnr, but The
plumbing IL dangerously defective, a,ua the
l!cat,ng apparatus ~ wur'l ont. 4 Mcw
lnmt-walter Inns been placed III the build.
Ing ut n cost Df slj5. Thu general
rc.nirA to tho buildlng enumerated III
tho report OF lust year mil tic cllango III the
Sewerage Of tho hospital remain Ia he cossi-
pteted, Tile rsti,nasn for tlle work Is sls.oM,
plans for which llave llecll prel'nIpt1. Tha
stcaln boilers, being worn o"t, require IT.
placing.
THIS NuttntSH II MO1EE EXPENSIVE,
and, o,, account OF its general plnl,, the an
n,.aI EXPENSE Ut It's ,llai,arenunt Is gfcnier
tt,ui, uny other hospital III thu service T'lip
ptuu fur ttiesu reiutlrs AfsD includes such
alterations As will rcnler the ltl'ni rAtl9t,
nlore economical. Il was foutllt TINT tic
amount vi money estimated fUr tic year WIS
insufficient to 11Ny the expensc at grading
aud turing tile grounds, or tO construct tho
Dnlk1lelu NGecsSary tU prevent the cIicruaetl-
nNetlt Of tic luke"
, 1881-10-20
TIE DEBT,


REDUCTION IN r1iE INTEREST CHARGE OF
0TEN sH,0U.pNl
WAsntSuToS, u. t., Oct. 1p-Accnrting
to statement prepared ut the Treasury De-
par.tnetis tlleru are H,4.a1 holders uf i per
cent lNn1,,ls {cnnlinred} of u.u funded !onn
Of isSt. The total ntn6nnt vi this }UatI ont
sta,tng Is $iol, ,4sU. .000; 81. ~, ta0 OF bois
are held nllna.l, $ls..,:yI,.11ai0 by National
hanks, and sip7,1ll,1oo by othor persons III
tho United States. The interest from Aug.
l! IN t!est, bplsls will fall tue Nov. next,
nnd will amount to abnut s:,,100.0oo. Checks
for tic payment OF this interest will he
mntEe.t by Treasurer Giftilan tic Inst day ut
the present month. Tho following figures
show tile decrease effected III the interust on
tin public debt by the seycral Secretaries of
tic Treasury sf,lIe March, 1850: On tic LIST
OF Afurcl. lst,9, the Interest charge on tho
debt wus si.b.:Is', ,b50; tho lat Ut March, ts':l
II was Sl0l .iA;J.5.7; nverngn monthly. rc.tre-
tion SUI, 100; afarch l, ts1177, the interest
Charge wis S0i.4ui, ,IA5; average monthly re-
dnctfnn. S14g.:.At; March I. lSst. the Interest
cf,argo wus $1G.s45, ,sts7; avrraKc monthly rc-
tinctlon, sal1. m; Oct. u, lssi... intereat
c1,Arge, sii .0js. III; average monthly reduce
tlUn. Sl,VI,IlQ.
, 1881-10-20


hptetdt nispaseh to I'M Chicago Tribune.
WAsnISHroN, u. t., Oct. i9.-Consul-
tse1strnt kretsslnull, NJ Berlin, lias contrib.
llted tn the Ssate Department. II pnlnr giving
tho results uf tho proceedings u II congrcss
OF t;pr,nau aEsEruIttlriats recently held ut
berlin. III opposition to tic importation If
American gga!n products. The fact tint tho
rr,lsslan Minister uf Agriculture Eavn tito
nt1,lrcss nj welcome. alA TINT Government
representatives were In Attendance at atl tlIe
sttings, Mr.. kreisslnan thinks, rendered tho
proceeding OF additional Importance. Thu
conclusion Ut which the convention
ran,u wns tiat L. WAS wtso for tho t:er-
mnn Government tn Increase tho 1nIport
.tuiies OFT American agricultural pro-
ttucilons, mid, If uossihlc, tn make
II prnhihtory thrill liz to ttlo5o productions
fur ll,c benefit Of tho German pra,lscer Tilu
spirit of TIC c,nyrntion WIS that tho cry
throughout the country should be, Down
with the enemies Of t;GrtnnM agriculture,
thesc enemies lplng thu American farmer
with Ills burMtlless extension Of wheat cnlti-
yallol ailtl Ills myriad herds Of cattlc.
, 1881-10-20

lluMlolpll nlsllrnw, nf tho Now Jersey
battalion, Ind l,otN !,atlds htow.t Off by tho
premature tisc1nrga Ut ca,,ton. f}0tl
0rtls wero RtttttHtntGd.
Tho tiovurnur of Nuw .rGrsoy says Dtsbrow
will tn lc,slnne,l.
jNtfgo Atackny, Of South CarnElnu, who
drpw t'le titst lite of Qualifications When Mt
Clrllan WINS here. Inspected tho canp tuttay
nil.i was eortttatty received. :
= Snyerilt dispatches wore received tnuuir-
Ing about tic rlots, b!oolsetl. etc. No tlnt
occDrrctt, md tic towlI lias bpun anu Is lur-
fectly quilt.
Tttf: rff}MENAtE ta,NCt.fer Ann ftUt'
at Lafayette Hall tonight was well attul,,-
csl. Tin army md navy Md the French nlui
Germnn delegations wrre represented, but
tho President lid nut attel,d, nor did my
member IF tic Cabiuet.
, 1881-10-20

llDSOl,s TO 'rflt. BRITISH FLAH.
W..s'i.SaTUS, y. T., Del. lN-Vl9 rolluw-
Ing ort!cr was reiltl by Secretary Blaine at
tlle celebration tOtluy:
1t reeuRHEslUu 1T tho friendly relatit'ns 10
lt'ng and 10 happily snbslstInR bctwcrn 1rcnt
britain and tho Unltud Statcs, II, tue trust and
conll''cnce Of pcslco and good Will between thu
twu e1itntrics fur MI centuries tn cDInu, nrtl
especially Hs II snllrk Of tho prors,lH respect v-
tcrtiIncl by tho American people fur the illus
trl,llH sorercK aud gracious lay who sits ,lpnt,
tho british thrune, 1t IL hercby ordered tllut, ut
tho r10so Of thcsu ceremonies commemorative
Of tho vAlnr nnl slccess OF our forofut,ors IN
THUR patriotic struggle fpr Independence, tho
british Hug shaf bo salutdn by tho forces Of tic
army AMI NAVY of tic Emitted Suites nus ut
Yorktown. Tho Secretary ut War and tho Sec
tary ot tho Navy will B!vo ordors ncoordtnsty.
CHESTER a. ARTHUR.
liy tic President:
JAMES u. HLA1SE, Secretary Of State.
, 1881-10-20
ESCUTFATtSf THE II.E1lKa.
Hpfetnl Dtlpdtta to Tic ChIrapn Tribune.

u, ~s"s DaDa''1 10 ,"' Ia't"'' @ ~ ,''oS"s. s..,
h7HiS''tuN' ~ - ~, w. n.LNot"'ll-
snh ''se ''.a'''e u,"t t4'H cH'ote ~ I."
s.ul "','s.1s' t''. ,'ntNmt ~ ue.'t s.''t"t'y
pusee" ala ,esnaa VIII """p.'ess ~ ~"
meo@sioSs.'y W. "" n'ontns-oa n"t.G p.'!s
ao W"s. WI lu's Jus.!ly l''o ot!elnai
s."aeI'en.s ~ tl'ese "'sl"'sHes. ~ IN l'o1
.ss' 'cSsssasy e'n,s ts'e,e snoM,u ~ "s eoitul
."n n's s'cshs ~ to IeI's'','' o,1ce ~ ~, ~
e".o .'o ~ otu' ~ i'"lu'''s,n e'''aa. i"e
T.; ,s t,', e"'t,' , ,ns ss ",'au eSc's t.
a'.,t ~ ~. sts." oa.s ""es .'S u., ~ .s'o s"os'
. e. .'' ~, 't,ae., .ao soinpt so'..Ia
."' I" '"'' is.o ''o'ein''e'' eo,ss,sll1's Ghtire
, 1881-10-20
ruF ST 1o,Its FIRE DEPARTMENT,

6r. L.nU.E, NO., Uut. iv.-Five gentlemen, M.
pnhtut by tho Hoilurat Assassination Ut Untcr-
wr,tara VI tho unlte1 states 10 Investigate tho
wurktug ot tho 81, Louis Elre department, Ar-
rived hGru, ald totauy held II consultation With
paris 10 the usaoul,,tiun w1,aM they hlyu rnn,-
plstcu tholr investigation. Tho Kunt!otnen nru
Z! l3e.tnutt. Ut the tE!nn Cot'lpnny, ci1ishnaIa:
Lancashire Of El,Rlund. Of Philadelphia: hiAll.
MYor li!stel. Of Tho Hartford, Hartford, Gonu.;
William Downing, OF the North A,nurtuat,, PhttA-
sluiphin; 4lt,d William Wnrrtl,, nt tho London,
laloashre, and utubo, Nuw York.
, 1881-10-20
ANTt-H0RSE-ThlEF SOCIETY,
Ensetal Ilfapdtth tu 1346 f.htt1tx, 1'ftbunh

KEOKuK, H., Uct. Ib.-0ver sGG Delegates to
the Anti !Iorso-2htHf Association are In ut.
sohtlance upon tho nnnual convention ut that
order now In sessIon IN this city. Tho meeting
via called ~ urtIer ut 10 Y. III, by President
a4ten. Organization was stfectstl. Antt report
II ths am,ntttee e. % Gfeo,ta @ ~, rSscse
organization WIS TrHl by q, N. Lnusonl, u
prominent member. A largo number IL ex.
peutCd tomorrow,
, 1881-10-20

11'N ~ tF4l t4f EN WITH FItAAEEs
Sp<ttal uts1ateh to yhe Chleaoo Trtbunt.
WAsulSoroS, d. C., Get. m.-Consui
Bridglas>d, ln writing to tho State depart.
aient fvunl Iluyre, Frlncc, shows that tic
prohibition of American park Is causing high
Prices for provisions In France. Speaking
Ut the Inspection Ut Heats ftnm Chicago, lia
says: ~ l.avu watched will. interest and
C;1re, tho manipulation tllAt has teull guing
OH IN liavre fur the last three null.ls, l,.!ur
III order Of Inspection with microscopes yhu
trat order was giycn to the SOuS'prefot, Alr.
Jeucla lelo!,s, to set1et veterinary surgeons
to nuke tho Inspection, which lNstol only
about tlreo III -four weeks. As tho horaa
aloctors DID not sUpors triclsl.,a to satldly
tha department nt Paris. they wuro all Ills.
missed by order Ut the Secretary, mud dele
gat!or Ut professional scientists sei,t Ilura
from Paris, naIu placed III the headquarters Ut
Observation-Disclosures Ut huns n.lli
hI!nulders weru handled under the n,Iuru-
scape to prove tllnt lllera WIS tito larKe pur.
ccntaHa III Is nr ~ per cont VI American salt
naeat containing trlchInn. Tia 6ons.ps6fct
t1ld ine, til tho presence 1T others, tlt when
o,Ie I'nnl ar shoulder was found affected with
incflinm IN case, tl!oy sonslelu,le.l tts wl,olo
ense. And, rs tits c,lses contained from 800
u 100 psitlntls, With tWe,lty.ilve 10 thirty
nirce+. n,hi fruM hugs perhaps fran four Or
1Iye different States. Us tho meat was pr!ncl-
EMlly trMn CAlcag0-antl ChEcAg0 t,alng tl,a
great pork-paekiug ceiltra OF t!ls wurltl-I
thought tla Inspection WIS as unjust as tha
bfIglnal order Of tie Secretary Of tho Into
rior UNI OF Commerce. AiG, Nrllgla1ld sug-
gests ths following
SUMMARY ur nI.MEplEs
agafnst Frnlce: "tt seel,ls to me that our
retnei!y CONSISTS III repr!sul, unless thts utl-
, 1881-10-20

CHARLESTON, s. t., Oct, 10.-Tho Yor,s-
tnwn Centennial celebration to-day began
with snluto fired by tho t;crtnNn artillery.
st, Mary's Cemetery, wlscrc repusn ule rs-
minus Of two daughters Of Admiral lie
Grassc, tic Frcncl, lluro, was thrown open
to tic public, and thousands nyniled tho,sl-
selves Ut hi opportunity to visit tic historic
toinb Tho to,nb WIS surlnoutIted BY II ca,l-
opy composed of moss and flowers, md coy
cred with exquislt wrcaths and gnrln1l4s.
, 1881-10-20
OBITUARY..

ElFARLES VAN NENTl{U fSESs
spsefat Ufspafeh 10 The Chicago TRIBUNE.
ALBANY, ". y, Oct. lH-chnrles Vnn flcnthuy-
scn. q prominent citizen and II llncnl oscendant
nj ono Of tho earaesi Dutch aattturs bore. died
suddenly at the ST. lumcs Hotel. New York. this
forcnuo, from u strokO Of appnplexy. llo WIZ
Charles Van lsunthnysen's Sous. fo,n.icd III
1StA where sumo NJ thu Eurilcst exllerlHHnts 1T
Rteatl printing IN this country Weru DiAuc, alu
whpru steA1n VowDr was irat ,isul In tho euHtillH
Of typcs Mr. yan Ilunthuysen w!ls Ssuls
I'rntGr frs,n. lbU to ist5. nnd II 1BsH and a9 IN
1SlS hc hHh I'M interest III tic turcrtitent prtnt-
INK at Washiuxtoa. lie WIS III lB U3tl ycnr.
, 1881-10-20
cRE1lT M0nIllER.

FHIIApELPlt1A, IA. uct. lv.-ln TIM unite'l
statcs Circuit Ca.,rt toluy an order WIS u,uao
authorizing oliver Amex, Receiver ut tho Csullt
Mpb!lter p[ AtnHrjca, 10 execute unto Ihui,lss
q. nlrunt. f0rtuurIy l'Eesiient ct tho Credt
Aohi!t8r, ftits asta u1saHttta fa!uHaa Of I'LL d..
the execution and defiyery by Nurant ul psopcr
loyal uonvsSAnca Of ruAl estate ssuatod neas
ssses, ,Is aud % iand. ii ilatts County Nebrasta. ~
, 1881-10-20


Bptetat Dt,pateh to Tbs Chicago Tfbunt.
WAElnSuTos, u. G., Oct. lo.-AIrs. Chris
ttancy, MS we'll rs her distinguished husband,
who seeks divorces from llcr, has found Il
new md Important witness l[er witi.css IL
o1e Joseph i. IsArnt1sn, Of New Turk, who
tcssltics that, tlurlnE the time When the al.
legged correspondence Wts pnss!nG between
Mrs. Chr!stinncy aud Giro, In the early part
Of 1880, l,e occupied mn Office with Giro alid,
rs tho lutter WIS not familiar with English,
lie bccn,ne his coMtsdnnt, and read tho letters
frum Mrs. Chrlstiaucy, Among gthoso letters
lsnrnun swcars those were nqt found
upon Which ClrIssfancy' relies upon the
divorce cnse. DarI,un nlsu swenrs TINT
Nil tho ictters which Giro had received from
Mrs Chrtstlancy, according to Ills own slate
mont al,tl BArnum's knowledge, were handed
By Giro In I}nrullm's presence to Dr. Btootl,
anul that tie famous letters were not there.
l'arnnm even further tcstttles that Giro told
HIN TINT he had been offered $$aa, 0o0 by an
agent OF Chrlstlnncy to tcstify III his behalf,
a1.tl ti,at l,e would support tho sl.lo which
Ind the most money. Altogether tho swear
Ing In this case Is very remarkable.
7b tht Tfsttrn A'soetattd Pnss.
WASHINGTON, d, e., Oct. 10. - III the
CllristIancy cAso toaay Joseph j. Darnum
testified TINT Giro llnd n desk III Ills office.
liz spoie sf having came from Colon III tho
salMo steamer with Mrs. Chrtstlancy, called
llcr y beautiful woman, cxt0l!pll tler IN TX
-. fo"I ~ nar IT,, +ni,i to ,,,,,a.s s,'n In,
:. , ," ,na W ~, sor t1a r,so @ @ NJ , rn,'',irr @ %
,,,.,,.. u ,,, 49,. - H. ~ ',s
n''1u., - a ,"o,ru ". her ~ i co1I C,rn ,,,a,,
s',, ~ .hf, ,,,;tnos, ,"t,or fr,,,,, Me- rri..
1in, an @ ,sroo ra,ux ,v,,;ah 10 .',1,n;tta,
.. .'..ea ~ at,,,,ot;'.,, no ~. "on,' nv
IT, ,s..,t,,. .,.,, s.ar s ~ ~ "0
"'''' '"o"A' M,,,trr m''''' ~" h''' 1'''
-. A., ,,rtc.,,,,.,, ~ ,,.,,t ~ t,r ro,,,io.
ill., ,,i..,"as s'.., H. I,t.nss ,. IN o,,a,n.,
49, .,o H., ~ .,,a t",.,,r =, ftrn,. Io,,ns,t,n,,
@ '.,,,ia1, .,,,.nrtaI -. ha ,,or. fr,,,, sf,.
~. n1r n ~ tas.tti.', t,". .,,o,
~"' tot'"hs5 y, "''o' e'". tS1s''u,t N'''' .'o5
, 1881-10-20
A RUNAWAY STAGE.


L1TT1H Rock, Ark, Oct. la,-Intolli2eaes
rcnuhod bern this oycnIpg Of slransn and Ter
ribio accitont IN tho stage limo running bdtHeea
AlmA nld Fayetteville. Shortly after tho atsga
left Alum, and whIlo descending Frog Mouat'
ain, tho horses bacatno frightened nt some ob'
jcet along tho road 9ud ran away. There "eFa
three pussenyors Ia tho vehicle at tho time
nainoly: tho fsov. q. G. Itarrts. 4. G. Thrcaigd
and II gentleman TUNED brown, besides as
driver, whose nalno IL reported as Wlilnsa San
tlers. Tho lattcr Ia sald to have been snsot'
GATED, and tho four frantic horses were noon
beyond his control. Tho passengers. expecting
GyUry minute to Go dashed 10 death. were n!most
JMra1yxcd with terror, hut could do n0tlHng aua
The staXe wis whirled along With frt4htfnl speeq.
Presently II struck II slump, throwing the 1fls99
rsa,a ~ aaat against tr1o snd kIlllpy hl9 A.
InOst instuntly. The turrlnua horsoa dAshed 60.
wArtl 1T typn creator spued thail Dafure, leaslh.
tho tcuA and InAnX!Da driver whDru he fcll. ohes
more ltle vuhioto cotiiei with iurgo tIGHlasn
when It upsut aud tho plssonKurs Wurn t1soFId
on tho ground. l1nrr1s Ana trhreatg!l escapes
with SONS severe cuts and bruises, but brHx!a brHs!
rGcclvea Injuries from whtuh lc has tLnca d1ea.
This stngo was completely wFccked. The hossss r.
WerB ChegkDta Ht1tnD lIat1nch further on. 1ns
Incident ts tho n,ost thrilling anu tata! tnas oss
over DcGIlrrcd on my stago line In foEtuaes'
ArkhAeA8.
, 1881-10-20
WOMEN,

lturYAt.G. N. r., Ocl. W.-Tho ninth annual
Congress Ut the Assopla tnn Tor the Advancement
Of WoIpan opcsasa ttA,ay, Dele{ssea wese pFesv,lt
fron all cities Ut thu untal,, whio tho atton4.
aacs OF the city clergy md thaag Interested In
tho cause Is llIuFai. Many Interesting papers
TGEe fgAu,
, 1881-10-20

6peetdt Dtspatrh to 9As CAIeaao Ifidnn<s
Et.HlS, H., Oct. Io.-Guorxa ltubcrts. III old
resident, Ltstl rnther Allldunty tuIay Ut pnra-
gals. llu was born In Manchester. Engand, III
May, 1917. ann Ind lived In this puuB thrty.tiyn
yenrs. IIo wAa u bltchrr until co.lpHlleh 1y
llI.henth to sci! nnt htH huslneaB. d Wlfe mud
tlyt ctttdreu 4Irytyu utn.
, 1881-10-20
JOSEPH Will.

WASHINGTON, II. T., uet. lv.-Joseph Will,
Chiot Ut tho Registers Division 1T th0 Sixth Au-
s,ttot's oTtlcc, died today. Dcteasul Was fresi.
dent Of tho Ohio tlepAbtunll Association Ut this
city. 1lo leaves II wilu nnt family.
, 1881-10-20
IN PARIS.

FAKts, Oct. l0.-Tlle United States Minis
ter gave Il dinner today to celebrate tho tnk-
Ing Of Yorktown.
Iii consequence of tho national mourning
for President Garfield, tho &lmner was strict
ly private.
, 1881-10-20


Special Dt1patch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DEcATul, ILL.,, Oct. l0.-J0hn MCkfrnhnH, Ageu
~ years, Iteti Ut typhnti. tuyer to-day.
, 1881-10-20
POLITICAL.

.tution ts rs good rs sottlosl. Tho developments
OF today punly show that Mr. Wlnom's uoni-
nation nnd election us Senator from Nlnnesot1
nrp forcRpnu conclusions. Tho predictions 30
freely tnado BY tho few OPPOSED to him during
tho ont1y purt ut tho wda& that no caucus would
bo hold hRvo hoen nullfol In response to n
papor signed by twcnty.thrac OF the T.cpubuaa
Senators, aud very gouorntty expressed desire
on tho part Of thu luortbore Of tho House, tho
Cnueus Culntnlttce this evening Issued the fol"
lowing ca!l:
a enucus for the nomination Of candidate
to bu s.lpportcd BY the itepnbllean nlctn0ers at
tho Legislature for tho otlice OF Untteil Stntcs
Ee.ntur u nppn!ntttl to be hc nt tue hall Of tho
oct. 10, lsSi. 0@'''''' - ~
It's uow understood thnt btr. Window Will
receive 1T least snvanty-tvc votes In tho CAUCUS.
or tifteen moro than Aro necessary to no,nnato
hftn. Thcre Ara III Republican mcmbers In tho
s'"pps s sppst on af Sxy u" II tsy tSay IL 5oasFs sFe
M il now Certain, as states s aSsss, thas 10 WI
represent his ontire strenHth In tho caucus. rs
the enumeration docs nnt include nany monl.
fnr him: it ,yas iearnca fro,l, Ioa,t,ns roprc-
sonsaMtsyos s M ~ q the oppostton e e Winslom TINT
hly be u few WIN nAhGrn tn tho original program
BRnticnrt ~ numbers nnd influence. Thlv:taet
which was nu!d ut tho Matropoliial, IIosoi this
~ NV ~. TmSH t , sSts suGua
tcr uf Ihn nmn.,4ttos, nnv "xur".s"I thn ~ mfn.
iUu tlnt Wiili0n Will bo tlnllllulud nU.l elected
wlthnnt much difficulty. Tit. .opImncnts OF Mr.
JAZZ. saee evs o waeoe bs r.
f,isell to sanction Or cuuntonunro their choice
Of hinsgf Tor tho plee, who Will hMre sllliccnt
g Mr. Wtnaon,. There wis so!ne hopo that ux-
I.lout.;tiov; Armstrong aouI,! bo inlsccd to hu
NOW It ltMlks MS though they WutlfA Jp forced 10
tho general luclnx that ,s i sot strong snaaxG
oai % un,torSo liz things a,ia I say hit c feu s tho
womb OF tptnUrrly a st,,rttinR dullvery may 0p
thlny viii br, what nslle0t it viii Hssilllpt Hl,I
whit tts power Will provo, IL "what no folluw
ca" Ind out" -
t,,I1n.
sptt.o, torr<,nond-nts LOT o. n. ea,ooo 7rtb,u,e
caLunuus, O, Oct, ls.-Thu ,,afeat u Mr..
IsooKwnItor has bccn Il terrible blow tu the
Young Donorraoy. WIN n,nuotl him II, non,nu-
tior.. i was their tlrst venture, aud they hnd
hoped fur no much that tho icfeat wcars heavily
p9n .hs ThS 80 s9ne,o oSs1ar9w ha NV, hoy
s.. ~ s,, sas ~ @ wv" sooN Nv
.. ~ enu %n,p mo'n ,s ~ mu eapa'H, ~ sasc, Ut.
| OF the ypupR eagles, rs well ia Ito Cundduto
thoy had nlurul ut the bend uf thoIr Htst tjoknt
Mr. Ation O. Myers, tho a.ceverer over 't ot ~s ioos
wa1tor, Hnys TINT his oandidate made bctter
run thaa any Of the old fos!ts like 0oldes End
VIZ ~ euMu .vn,, noe: @ ~
snccohns @ hynuln,1 av"r hi" @ h"n,i ~" n t,c
XII i.y thu ft"m1b,Losn nr1tnrsl Mvcrs aavs
t%u. M, s,,"h ,Hun ~ t'v%rsn hrn,; nnn'Iy
s1 W" nw.rw Sua nra ~ a ~ ~ NM rit to wv
Mn',I hmSo na I'eo.rfn ~ v"s", x,fat ~ Vii;
stGil ypE swSsn fo sn Ssn "y.sy
@ ., w. ~ n tmu % ~, ~ ,S H. RHnt Ri
, 1881-10-20
Reception Of President Arthur,
Attended by the Principal
Personages.
Order by the President, Direct
ing Salutes to the British
Flag.
Tho Steamer Charleston, will. Six Hun.
trcd Cclebrants, Many Hours
Duo at Yorktown.
Tho Schooner Oritarion, with Six Men and
tho Fireworks Supposed to Bo
Lost.


TIE STEAMER CHARLESTON.
Sptttas ut1patea to 1'hs Cateaeo Tribune.
YORKTOWN, Va, Oct. l9-Ser[ue,s fears
nre entertained for tho safety Ut tile l4iru-
tetlant-t;1yer1or Of Connecticut ind t0U ,nil-
llafy and visitors uf tint State. and tho fe's,-
bcrs Of tile Centennial Commission. Thcse
p:.ssengcrs loft Now Ilnycn u, Il sicatner 10
attend the Centennial. 'rlle lIuut WIS duo
here ills liornlng but llNs not arrived ilp to
7o'lock tonight. 4 severe storm prevailed
atollg this coast Inst night, md 1t Is th0ugllt
tint the bout Inny have sustained damages
If Il more serious accident aiR5 not hap
prncd. NJ information to l'lat effect, lOw-
ovrr, has bccn received lcrc. Another, II
l'iifalteiphian, with Illumination material,
whlcl, ought to have arrived l,uro t1tAy. Is
bel,'n.l tl,l,a also. a teegrNm received from
New York TT Il lato hour tonight says tEat
tho stsa1ncr Charleston. on board Ut whch
wer0 these passengers, was befogged nj New
Haven ntul tlulaycd, which may account Tor
tho non-nppearanco Of the steamer here Oil
time.
ANXIETY ar HARTFORD.
sptttat Dispatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
I1AlrrFo1u, CUnn., Oct. l0-mhlnight.-
Considerable anxiety Is expressed hero Oh nc
count Of tho lon-roceIpt Of atvlces Ut tho
steamer Charleston, which left New llayen
TucSday morning for Yorktown, harlng 0l1
board Goy. Digclow mud staff, prominent III
viscd guests, the First Regiment Of tho Cm,-
nccticut kationnt {iuard. md the New Itayen
company OF tho Guvernor's Foot Guard, Il
total uf about 55D. Tho latest henrd from
tho steamer llp to this hour IL that tito steamer
sailed ut D o'clock Tues.lny morning FROM ler
anchorage outside Of New Haven harbur,
where alio stopped Monday night III account
fPf t}gftu fof14 I'm,
also, nnd Inquiries hava beol received from
tllat city. Several Connecticut officials aro
At Yorktown, and kilograms lave bucn sent
to thcnt for atlvlcus Ut the missing steamer.
At NEW York,
NEw YoHK, Oct. iV,-'There was ru1lor
tonight TINT a disaster Ind befallon tho
steamer Charleston, en- r0llts to Yorktown
! with tho Connecticut troops, built was not
possible 10 verify Or contradict tho ra.nlor.
1t WIS also reported that thu yesscd has been
Delayed by fog.
, 1881-10-20

WASHINGTON, u. T.. urt. l0.-Slrs. Clark,
Wits OF Congressman ulurk. 0f Missouri,
lnnkvs the following statement III relation to
the separation Ut herself and husband:
! lhavo uot sceu but ouv Of tlo lua!iclvus false.