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, 1881-10-03
MURDER OR SUICIDE?

A Quocr CaAG OF Pb1sun1nE-A Dying
Wifs's Declaration and n IIusband'@
Delilnl+
IsEtLHEtSTAINE, O., Oct. a.-On Frti1ay after
nom jacob WhltniorG and hta wife, both vory
w0ois close to their home. near tiuntsvtllo. nln0
miles from here. to gather hickory nuts, and
with them wore Two children, brothers Of Mrs.
Wh|tmoro After a tms Whltmoro sent tho
children home. In the ovcntng Mrs. Wbitmora
died In conyulsons. 13eforo iler tloath sho said
her husband. with q tlrAwn knif0 thrcatenlnR 70
kill her II sue refuaud. haI furcuu hur ~ tMkp q
white pUwtor. The husband wns arrested auu
says his wifo took poison voluntarily. sho was
Old. Tbo stomnei viii 10 seut to ClnoInuali Ior
chemical examination.
, 1881-10-03
GUARD M'GILL.
What fte Says nv to llIR Alleged Attetnpt
to Kill (sMttonn.


""aa fAe say 0r,,, m.,o i..a Auceeo Assempt
10 lAnl samttenH.
ITHshinyfoa 10. c,l Post, Sept. a.
4 Post reporter met atr. W. q, Stct3Ill. tho
ouard ot tho Iail at,ackcd bv (,nitc,m" and
Nr"sa ~ W. 'a.e "s.HsAse ~ uu'eIu' Ahu
asked feRaedlnE INC sensational! story OF bis al
lcseu 4ttcnpt 10 tnhfuar th0 prisoner.
"Tho only lnoslve tAat eau conceive In pub
Itxh1nv tho urtinln ia m nrnvo h,a onr,t., a,,o,
thouri Innocent ucrson sbi, s s.'tr:r Nv v'u :,
but DO not euro tn offer myself as sacrifice
to this end. 1t suems tn mo unktt1d ant1 unuen.
croI,s tn In enulcnno ~, ,hn ', .to,o,.a.t
n,nr ,sho anil, mr. no.st.y It'll % Ena.' as.s,. u.
u '""" "ao oou'' .'ot Possa9sy KNOW anything
about tho mattor.'
"Whnt Nrc tho trtlp fucts OF the cngc?"
"Tbu sIn,tlo fuuta of thn casc. and to xh,,., T
nm Wiling n ,nasc ata,t . ~ "'.s .sosa, ~
"n "me1 " n"me ' alu's15 ato tnese' havo
been connected with tho jail for tho lust eight
yGar5, aI,a have l0tIu duty EuueruIly tu Tho oliua
I0r tho lust tyU but occasionally iii tic rptHJla
tho utgfit In uuGsuou aftor d 'cUck, onf, uf thn
guards and ! ssvro tho only two ou Netivo duty,
10 petux In tho north wtuE und i in tho su1tk.
wbure tho assasln IL contlnrd. 4 few tlAys t,g.
foro ! haA been Informed that Gultrall bid t1ft
up his pillow slip, and us suYurl nrsulli,rs lIav
hung themselves ut tho bar of tho wif,dtyv by
, 1881-10-03
a SERMON

UY THE REV. Mls. EIlnETT.
CINCINNATI. O., Oct. e.-Tho Iicv. Isaac Errott,
who delivered tho funeral Grafton OF President
Garfield at Cleveland, addressed u lasge audi
ence toduy ut Nicbmond Street Cl,ristinu Church
upon tho denth anu funeral Of tho 1nte rrcsl-
dent. Io said much GnxlGty had boon expressed
TO hear something frnm tho deathbetl Of presi-
3ent Garfield, some Of the Inst words, that
would rea!iirm tho faith and convictions ot hts
life. Comniont Ind been tantlc, too, upon tho
ABSENCE OF religious tnik or mtnistralous beside
tho dying. Tho people tc1nnnd Sign. but
mono eanles from that lcalhbed. Just 80
whcn Christ wns on carth, and tho very
elements were instinct with Ills Diviuo powers.
Tho people lasnandel Il Blyil. Tho spcnllor
thought too much attention IL glyt,l 10 mere
dcAth-bcd decarluons III short t1nr, II tho
law has lta course, Ip doubt this Nation will
hcnr from tho sculfd loud professions Ut I,lely.
Fur butter THU. my lenth-hc1 Testimony Ia tue
grind Ito OF Jn1ncs A. Uartpi. It should 10
remembered, however, TINT, through tho up
pnrenty
EXCESSIVE CAUTION OF THE PRESIDENTS
PHYSICIANS,
no risk whAtovcr Wis permitted, and then, as
hopn Kfcw, 1t WIS thought that Aftor II while his
friends might 6co him; bat thu lust tlnys Ut fevur
and dcfrlum forbado even tnls, and l,vdci With
out my formal farewell lncssage Or Testimony.
Hut 1t ts known that At the beginning ho asked
toknow tho worst. snyInx: You know au, not
afraid Of dcath." We know, too, thai whup tho
Lords days eano he said to ILLS attendants:
THIS Is the Lords day. hav0 great reverence
for It," IT ulRy not bu known TINT une Sabbath
at Elboron, whon 10 lay with tho sea rolling bu.
fore bis wIndow, md he l,uard lron, the chupc
ncAr by the Lynn,
Jpsus, luvGr Ut H,y soul,
h0 recognized 1t. md quoted tho words:
iet mo ts lily bosons ay,
Wli!s ll,S ssai,eas Iii i iltxh.
SCn xA4ar. sut..s 1,,.I -.
, 1881-10-03
A STORY. OF ,EUGENlE.
How nfuch-plon plon Was mfstaken
Concerning All Interview tho Emprean
GavO a Young Gtn11nn.


GRvo a Young italian.
PHILADELPHIA Tfmts.
Tho OrlCHnlats have managed TO- keep the
different members of the lonaphrte family
cnlbruied. Their chief effort was to keep the
Empress embittarod against Plon-Plon, and
plon-Plon aRainst hor. 1t Is only FUR to admit
that tho Orlcanfsts never made any mistake
about Napoleon III. and his cousin, Plon.r rlon
Tho latter was always rated as the more brill
faut Of tho two mon. His speeches III the Senate
proved thls long after tho Orlcantats hud given
it as thoIr opinion. 1t WAS 10 keep tho Empire
from having the hearty support, OF ranu ~
strong thnt evcry menus was taken to
husbands kinsInau. Dotweon tho Empress Eu-
genlo and Plon'Plon thoro has always bcoa
mortal hatred. Almost from tic first tho
Prince atrovo tu aileuate tho Emperor's aEfec-
ton from tho lovely spannrd. But her rigid
virtue, hcr matchass clonrneas, her boundcss
dominion over her husband uiutlc this next to
impossible. onco however, he succeeded In
inInu Parls, or rather court circles, was ii a
S5!ssysS ss e s aasss Ii {S Ssr: s.
peared 1t ito fcstlvisies ponsives noody. lid
yso u ovsss s hat Auso S1a hoa tRc
4 H. ys ~ oeo tnat e VIZ q
one Of tho young Counts comrndea on tho watch,
'rhls eonlride SOON discovered letter written to
that n.omont tho Youth was ncvor lost from
s!Rht tor n,omont. Rclays Ut spies kept him
u ssEhs BY ay aqd nKh1 A ,ast The geemsrs
tied tho young mum. lie br!ghtcucd up as II a
now man. TIE Empress hnd given him ronlcz-
peasr. Sapoieou, narodoas but t aTtatea sI
consented to visit tho Emproas' wing OF the
rho Tn!lerles were IN those days not. work
OF secret passages. Thu Prince mud bis cousin
syorG Il , fsw momcnts M behind the arras /.
when tho farther door was opened. Orc OF tho
E.nprcss' pages announced tho Count do VII
G.f,., sstr, Tho yougg nun oamo forward. radiant.
kissed her hnnd. iie then trambItngly prr-
c@neaed @ to tell her that sha bad restored hlln to
lido il she had refused lis % rSquest. @ % Tho Em:
pIEss IN t9nn dono,ns bus pas.
should haye bowed 70 i iecisIon whioa t, sne BE-
fenreJ must ho l'nal; that tho Emperor hul SGT
that sha Gould 40. cta.,Vo the atrair. The youth
protested thnt word from har would give him
tao object g ! q M ITS te. re iaet VA shat ths
Eapoiooi. III @aad i relat!se Of .ns E@press; 4
had sct his Seart, Ind "Ss issn yDn aetanxea
for her, and tho young ltalians autt bud been
treated As r,nanto ! and absurd. but Ells6nie,
didn't Oppose tue yonta's tcus.ona and It was
that tho. youth had ttnplored porln|sslon. Napo-
loon undcrstood tho sccne nt once, and rctfrol,
Then. senling pago ta announce bis presence,
h. o1terea y tae @ roo!n oofore tho lover could even
Tho Emperor was at heart tho ktndcst at men,
sssr yHnS fn e eoSas eeyy y%hss ss
ea1. fof i vas aS WIG te|d ths atoEy to his
, 1881-10-03
SQUIRRELS.

SItefa1 Ditpatth to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
HEpsOltD, Ind, Oct. s.-Tho furcAts In this
rart OF th0 stuto abound with thousands OF
sya!rtels-lnoro than has been know. fae many
yoara. allort tluo buck It was uxtronely tllltl.
cult to lind single ono. They cntno from thu
southwest, anu acunl 10 10 moving In II narth.
caat direction, prutubly In seurut Ut sot..u sec.
lhefo Il but lt,lu must Ia 1hls vicinity slicb as
BEECH an hickory nuls. the liltIt nnktItlila opa
prln1lpally uptln tho c0rt tieltia Tor subsistence
aud even CIT bluek waIIIllt4.
, 1881-10-03
CASUALTIES.
A NARROW ESCAPE.

II NlAEStkVFF I4SN3k lst
Sptttat Dtspateh to Tht Chicago Tribune.
StIAwASO. Wis. Oct. about ,la clos0 a call
US avor was heard Of happolled 10 tho LRuglado
stage Inst Tuesday. They. woro coming down
the r,ad with eleven persons on tho stago -. g.
Wngnt, OF ChicnHo, wns ono Of thosnl, when n
troo fell ncsoss the road, striking tho ton1uo ut
tho waRou and brcnking It between tho horses
md the wagon. There wcre three persons sit
ting on tho fFant scat, and ncthor they uuF the
horses were injured. Tho tugs wcro snapped
AMI the tongue broken short or, bit otherwise
no .lasnngo was done. hut II 1t had not been
for tho ilectncss nf tho Indian passenger, who
aprauE FROM tho ataRc and ca,tRht tho forward
pair Or hnrsc4 by the bit. therc would have beci1
n runuwAy md 4 general stEnsh.up, antR tf tho
stng0 hal begn four feet further ahoad, all must
hnyc been Killed Or badly injured.
, 1881-10-03

Thg Cxar u 4lsMlsll III "livo whl.u bs docs
l!ye." III his dining bull lltt!o follni tables urs
distributed III nu0ks und glrIlers cuntAtAiuv tho
subaBka or uppatIxers. The xuhl,ska consist Uf
caviArs, hurrItsuy, sucked salmon, yurslinvs,
sl!ukel goose. sau1aYus, cheasv. brtal aud
butter. ltuw ,heuts, p!cklc1 IN trasbdy, tntr,l-
dlice4 frnsu Denmark by tho E.upEess, ai'u uften
added. Quests gnshas around thOao tut!ea III
tAuy enter. batlgry ot 4eoAlItcFl ul.u stands
upon each tnlle. aud laukoa the ehocs difficult
cnEn4c, !iauclss. AMI thu Enylis6 KencufQ. Tne
principal soup IL mule of ttIu 8tArlpt, YulVN
hsh. hut tas Cars f4vorIt Il tho 'schlsohi,''
, 1881-10-03
pOLI'rICAL.


apsttat Dttpatsh 10 Tia Chicago IrthahA.
f,ntvHSwORrH, Kaa., Oct. ..-For sotpc ttmo
rtisnorn hayo prevailed that pntttIcnl alliance
wns brewing between unv. H. John and Senator
l'lnmb, who hnyo bcen understood ns both t1e-
srtnE to suceccd to tho lnttcrs sent In tho Unit
c,' States Ranhte. Tho rast week thlHrlttnor htta
been nHftRtCtt to Ruch m oxtcnt TINT IN sdttt0
lunrters It has bctn nsscrtch TINT tho nlttMnco
wna t,rt,,ally rarfcctctl. The lion. Albert Crit
nt,, Gov. st. johns best friend, takes occ1sion
III tho current isst1C Of tho Manhattan Ndtt0nal-
nj to deny this. which may 10 regarded ~. Il
st'Hii.oIloiAl uttertlea frrfn tho 0oyorn0r. Tho
Nntiana't*t Atatcs, hanover, thnt st. John Is not
u Senatorial Cl11lantc.
, 1881-10-03
\ Plot Against Garileld'. Lifo a Ysar


Mr.. Rudolph, Mrs. t;arilcll's fathor, snla ut
Monitor, last week, that str. uArtloli's death
would. eoonor Or later. DO found ~ have been
llsndryx, pastor VI tho DscIplus' Church al
Men1or, having ueen rctorrei 10 tor partlouiarst
4ald tliat ta the tnitst ot ths campniKn, y year
from Chrago detectives that danger wAs mar.
Un boin9 FpmoAslra ratoA with " not being intro
not sock tho nomination, and tho Lard
VII pEotcot ne 1t It Ia Ills, will. !lon4rYx
then sud thas ono vgFy dark Night dur,
sustreu. q knock was beard, aui GARFIELD
went 10 the door. 4 tuan there said another
tho daEkncs4. .wnnte4 h!M to como out uud xoo
htm. GaFtctd said: ."ile L. wolconlu ~, but
cannot Ka out thsto.' Thia endeu the tnter-
after thu shooting, several pattios rseo0nixai it
as q suspicious looking face tucy bad sean SOW
vords on loav,ny. Mentor" said t1endryx. "wefs
So bold that We Toured for him. Hu wis thur
, 1881-10-03

Special Dttpateh to 1Aa Chttuoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wls., Oct. ..-Thoro is consider
nh1c talk AMONG Tho liberal element OF tito Dem.
ocrnts md tho dissatisfied 1tcpnblicans Of cn.I-
tux convention nnl nominating IN amalRnmnt.
cd or fusion ticket, to DO huaded by Fratt, tho
Democratic tiotntnca for Goyprnor; Samuel
Eaeld Republican M ,an n9n'nee for LsM!sant leu
urcr; Col. Ttmmc. Republican, aud tho rest Of
Tic ticket made mp epunlly OF tho nominees Of
both PARTIES. This movement hns cauagd much
uncasincas In 10th the Republican and Dotno-
Grut[c parties.
, 1881-10-03
BOHEMIAN KNIGHTS,

8pettdE U15oaEth 70 1he Chttaoo TFibUne,
La CnoHsE. Mis-, Oct. 2.-Tho Grand National
Convention Of lsohon,ian Knights, in aetaon Ia
this city closed thoir convention today. Ths con.
veuttnn consists of delegates from every state
Ut tho unOn, and they hayo been tn session
Hingu It,ealny. Tho week mus hect important,
nttor3lt0n therG Wns grand procession, lii
ttne1R
, 1881-10-03
THE ST, LOUIS FIRE DEPARTMENT.

TIE 1Fs IVUIo EHtC ,UEF MI IMEWIs
Fl, Lou1s, No., Oct. a,-John ehockoy, tho
AsalstsRt Ch'ue Of tho Ere Department, wh0
was caught undor falling will OF tho sctolts
plcturc-frame factory whoa II hurped last sun
day, ticd today OF !njurles received On that o.
haslon. Mr., shockey waa naphew Of Clay
sp1tns, Chiet of tho department, and this death,
coupled VIII thu earncst uppeaia Of bis family,
determined Dir, eexsun 10 tosiso iron, the d.
partMc.t, md he Will TO doubt tender bis rcsIg.
nation ~ u iow days. i II bulIeyed in tho do
HnEtiAent that Wha9 Sexton rstirea John W.
Assistant Chiefs. will reslgn, aud that perhaps
, 1881-10-03
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,


NEW SnpK. Got. @.-Arrlyed, tho City OF Mon-
trea!, from Liverpool.
MOvIELE, Oct. ..-ArFiyod, tho Farisjau, from
h.untrBnl,
1'AtTiAoHE. Oct a.-Arriycd, tho lkoln. froul
nrDtnan.
PHit.AnELlrltA, Get. @-Arrlyctl, tho Ohto,
from Llvcrpnal.
IONpgs, Oct. 1.-The City OF Chester aud
Frisco. from Now York. hayu urrivod out.
, 1881-10-03
INDIANA.

sose!al D,spateh to 1as Chicago 7riouns.
1NpTANAroLis, Ind, Oct. Tho Into rAlns In
this vicinity have given now impetus 10 vog-
etablcs, many kinds Of which uro how moro
plentiful than for some weeks ppst. Tho fall
pustnragu has nlso been greatly benefited.
Another splendid ruin fell ycatartlny continu.
Ing throughout the entire day, and soakiuY tho
4 round thrnNRhly.
, 1881-10-03
u PlNk.EYE.l'

Special Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1utt.. Ocg. r-Thoro Gun no
tonx0r bo my doubt but that tho disease known
as "plnk.uye" IL moro or less prevalent III this
city. The fact has beou denied. but DR., Pritoh-
nrt. the veterinary SURGEON, bus many c1acs OIL
employs u lArKu nuMber Of tcnnls, says thu dis.
o9a0, IN mild form, Ia moro or l0Hs SGnor0!.
, 1881-10-03
A MISSING sCH0oL.TEhcHeR.

tp7eII U7paEeH 70 1HF Eals79o 1F1bWNk7
1NpIAHArOLls, lnl.. OCT. ..-SlIKs Fanny Mor-
rlsuu, the schaol- l-tu4uhor who % Mysterlouy,y
disappeared froul th1 city moro thAn u weuk axo,
bus not yet beon head from. pctectlye MckIn-
tsy visited t.oulsyt!to. whero he believed tho
!ady had gons frot.NhaFe, but was unabIu TO OBJ
tain my information concerntng her. bliss sior-
r,aons tnmIly haYe 1coono exceedingly auxlols
, 1881-10-03
FIRE RECORD.
AT CAtnO, ILL.

Special Dtspateh 10 Ths Chicago TRIBUNE.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. 9-Thts morning about J
o'clock the hArbor tuH Montnuk, owned by Hal
iday nros., caught ilre aud burned to the water's
cdgc. It was Tying at tho xhart-boat ut tho
,tlme. The fire spraad 80 rnptdly that 1t enda,l-
1cscd tho whnrf- bUnt ind tho tug was set hlrlft.
Tho transfer s.cnmer McCotb soon cntne niong-
sitlo or it ard uxtitButshed tho tianlcs. Tho Nr0
IL supposed to tsavU caught from tic hoat Of tho
smoAestack. No insurance Ia reported.
, 1881-10-03
CROP NEWS.


1UNVIAe
Special Dtspatch to Tht Chicago 7ftb.tnk.
htCunE0oR, Ia., OCT. 2.-The almost continue
o,,B rains tint haye visited lis for tho past two
weeks have swoolon ali tho rivers to an unusual
hight, md hive played havoc With nlt kinds OF
crups. Tho corn crop has been blown down, and
lies rottng uppn tho saturated ground, Tho
whcnt and mats unthrAahod nru growing IN tho
thom out 50 that they Gun DO thrashcd thoy will
be worthless,
, 1881-10-03
PERllS OF TRADE.

PHtLAUELplI1A, Oct. a.-rhomas Hu9hes l.
Co., tho welI-kuuwn manufacturers Of hoslcry
ut NrIstul, pn.. haY8 Suspended, Tho l!ablllllea
Are aouut $lBa ,6uQ; usshtA not statcl.
, 1881-10-03
FELL OvEIt Il BLUFF.

kpftlaE UlipattA 70 tt. EHeaoo 1TI6VNt.
ErniS, ILL.,. Oct. t.-Jubn Hoglunn living at
Algonquin, n fow n,!ca north OF here, myste-
riui,sy disappeared on Tf,cstlay. Yesterday bis
dcnl! body WIS fouul Mt tho foot Of blum thirty
ieet . hs9n, = mile from tho E Village. Ills nsek
Of aecItlanta! death, IIo leaves 4 wife aud threo
Children,
, 1881-10-03
ITEMS.

,,-, ..,,.,,,,. -. .,..,, s,,..a,,.., -, -,
count Of tho low rates to Eastern points, and
thoy donounco tho low rates as swlnIe and
u. nv, "seu ~ sas' s-s ~ .'rAes
1roh Cnsca0o 10 NC" iork' ana no" tney saso
only q when they get pass, which 18 not SO
Often as forrncrly
n.,,a ..,.,. -, ~, >-.,- n,t, p,,,oa :. ,,,a
tho ttacA " wv ~" osleuas s,, fHc'no - l''u
scventy-t!vo miles Bouta or shreveport nnd
twenty-five miles north of Alexandria leaving
n INN ar thirtv mllrs hotwccn ftn4c minis
Soutn Of AIaXant]r.a tho track oxtunds flfteotl
riio IN iIanitir whnr" t.o,,n"rtior vii he n%,fo
win tim MIrrnt, !ttijrtf .'xttMaitin rhn far1y
mira ati!i ,lninlst"tf wIii hn RIM nnre II, nhs;t
thtrtr ,inva ,vhnt, thorn will IL rrir,",y rntr
m..n}co.t1n viii shr"vennrt v,n ynrn.iiiNnviiin,
nnrin,isns. and Alaxat,drn. ietwanr, t;hrr,nv.
v,iie nn thn and az tIn Itnc oxten,in.t rrom nn,
niisonyIlio there rc,nuns n mi, ar nrartv snv-
"ntv n,ii.s with viii in at"sai ~ rhrtst,y rms
, 1881-10-03
EH1GA40.

The alarm from llox al1 ut O'clock Inst even.
Ing WINS cn,sed by tho upsuttiug Of a. kerosene
limp In the rcar of No 3t09 Indiana avenue,
owned md occupied py Philip Mahor. Damage
to building, &1t1, and contents $225.
, 1881-10-03
OBITUARY..

6pteiat Dtspatch 10 The Chicago 1rltuns,
n0sr0N, Oct. 0.-Tfmothy K. Earle, Prohibit.
tory caudilata tor Lieutenant q Qoyefnor In this
State, aud with ono exception tho lurgest u,u,,.
ufaEturtr Ut cAFl eothtnx III Tho country, died
II "orcosaer lust night. lle wus ~ yelrs it'd.
, 1881-10-03

K1NN KAtAKAUA,
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. Skiing lkalukauh
md suite took the 1o:+O a. IN. train for Clno!n-
mutt.
THE HON. JOHN ", FOSTER
Minister 10 Russia, IL In tho city. He hos tom
dGrel his resignation.
, 1881-10-03

ROCHESTER,, N. r., Oct. 2-Orlohns and
Wyoming Counties send ant-Conkitna dole.
Entes tu the Republican Btnts Convention
Tho First District Of neusselner County sends
three StllWarts and ono Hnlf.Hrc0d. :
, 1881-10-03

DIED OF HIS INJURIES.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
LOUISVILLE, ky., OCT ..-Young Frank Ilorb
liE, accidentally shot by detective Lindsey lust
night, died this morning about o'cl0ck. having
n,ndu an nnte-n0rtem statement. Ia which he
exoneratus Lindsey. aud tlcclares tho calamity
uu lcG1JDut
, 1881-10-03
SUICIDAL,

dpseia1 Dtspateh to tn GAtonao Tribune,
STEH.lS1, Ill.,, OCT. .,-Th01nas Lsonaril.
wealthy farmer In colouia Township. committed
sMclue Frdny at9ht by hanstn9 himself who
labsftnE under II temporary alteration Of mind
caused by AiGku09s.
, 1881-10-03

John VI Lindsay, tho First Assistant Ehtof. ono
0f tho olilest and best ircmen In tho city, will
enccGed' Mr. Rexton, but uf this tnoro Is NJ
AoIlnIl Information, -
, 1881-10-03

Queer Freak or Nature,
Here IA R3put the yunet strictly loual work OF
n w1lrlwInd on record. A ahip wiki Sh4ppQQ Of
lritlSh goods " paasinR Rio Jai.olro On her way
, 1881-10-03

AT SCRANTON, PA.
SCRANTON, Pa.. Oct. a.-rhillp noblnson's
broWery burned. Loss 2a5,Oo0.
, 1881-10-03
EARTHQUAKE.

QusBEo, Oct. IA aeyere shock OF earthquake
jsrcported frum kumuuraska yesterday,
, 1881-10-03
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS.

spseAs Alspteh 10 Thu Chlsaoo 7ribuns.
BrNlNurfELp, ILL.,, Ort. s.-Tho collections In
tho Eighth Internal 1tcyGnue District for sep-
teuber aggregated $lSVltV.6l.
, 1881-10-03

Wtnchestor's 1hypopho9pb{tss
viii euro consunpaon, euunlA weak iunxa
Gronch1tls, aud kGnenl debility. E9t94Ilah.I
GWeiatr.une yeAra.
, 1881-10-03
I1IkUkuU. U6Et z-IglI9 =. h
7Smt, ''ar' 1nsr. ua IyinI.l wi I'm. Weather
2:I9p. N. ;u.1Ul| IL 1T tN,..u.I .28 i.t- aftln.
nilbp, IN. i3LtHlI ~ ~ IN,., ~ .WtEtQuty,
tp:tip. m, t:H.itl u | 81 Is, E,.,E t--tEtpu1y,

barometer coFroctDa for temperature elevation.
and Instrumental urr1r
fIsuInfnlI too srntt u measure.
MD0n bhrQn1tet. G.1EA
Moan Thermometer. GaA
Moan humidity, VII
Atnxtu1ut temperature. Hh2
Mlnlul0nl tcBpuF1turaA ELL
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1-1ql1$ q, m.
, 1881-10-03
TILE RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE l. OHIO.
Regarding tho baltimore 4 Ohio 1tniroad,
"1ath writes us follows to tho Cincinnati En-.
41ttrrr:
tho fr%a ] Interests q q linitnorc suustausiaIY i %
"Tiio baltimore oh,o snIlrt,ad ia almost tho
stock owned ly him md his family, and by Tho
Sst's =; oa e @sn j"hs tl9pkns and by tie
br1nches oT tho stock fbcrsforc, Il il not prol,.
nhe that my stories sou hear MbDut Gnrrett rc-
Mr. Jon ". Uarratt lbs sen swo sos @ tI!y s, srown,
perhap? ~ and 10 ycnra Of aRc. who arr coming
forward "s ais represeatatiycs 0,e Of tlo1n a
S's FL soo feY s as o ReS spf
' Mure ohio t.IIroad from % lsaititnure. M 1"hn
King. Il relative vi the family. has boon oporas.
Ing Tho Western col.lecsions:
Kins, "about which ~ much ms boon snid. IS
still the must inipor!att element OF our trhac,
IN isaltimoro which Ersin foriaor1y I'D Sisn il
wns bundled In tIltfnrunt why. baltimore is,
perhaps. too larKo and too rich for her present
81 unney - posscesc'a i, TINT city accumulated
during u lntE period Ut successful years. THO
teis ohoa II viK aso ,or IN icasre to Asns enor
NOUS expenses Of rich t',en III othor c!tEos. Con
sc9uenty thnro tnAy be Bon,e ttcspondont at thIs
a % snterprso r. "naoio 10 Take hold III q sone t u
the ecHs' ciass e t VIZ rov .rc
TINT baltimore would do tho wtnlu Southorn
trade. She had railroad connections uust OF the
HointutlI which seemed tu Insure her the busi-
ness Of tho coast country rs FIR as New Ortonns.
lsut tho superior cnpitaf md spirit Of hazard iu
rhtladelph1a and Now York have led thorn 10
extend their railroad syssoms both In tho Fast
Rnd West, until It became Question WhothGr
tho Baltimore Il Ohio 1iuad shoid build atiothQr
trunk limo ns far south rs i has nlready ao!fe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-19
1901 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901

lOOlv PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE 1901
10 The 6t haf n MGsr s AfR sR RS
TRAINS LEi sF Kssh hSSSSt isam psSs
of Sixth and b streets, a. follows:
For Pttsburg aud the West Chicago Limited Ex-
from Harrisburg to Cincinnah. 81. Louis ssd
Chicago: $50 pm. daily. with Palace Cars 10
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOR dai s, aocessr BnsiS SiasarS ss $40
ceI,t Saturday. with Palace Cars to Canandaisua
For wilamsport Lock Haven and Elmira ut 10 80 q
For New York and the East 90 IN. 1890 am, aoo,
10: lis m, limited express of Pullman Paror Carr.
$50 m daily. except sunday.
seN City with boats of Brooklyn Annex. affordinR
direct transfer to Fulton street svmoing doubjO
For Philadelp his. 500 M. 80 m. 90 %
and lois pm: On sunday, 200, 5:4d. 100 and
lois pm: Limited Express. $50 a. m. daily. ex-
For Bs timore $40. 500. $50, 1880 a m and 2oa
sunday 500 io s anu nOO aoo a sso .i 3d. ioo9
For Popes Creek Line. $40 and 4:4O pm. daily.
For Annapolis. Gao an and 44O pm daily. e1ceps
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.
mp ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
For Alexandria, $780, 72o s2o and IL 80 A. m. 40.
s s:9o "a 6Se $40 and II 80 Pm On Sunday =
Trains leave Alexandria for washington Goo sos and
m. ana Zoo midnight On sunday anu II sos ana
1000 a. m 90 and :05 pm.
Of 18th street and avenue at the depo
where orders be left for the checking Of bsggage
IRON ROWS %o sS eaers
FRANK THOMSON. General Manaeer. nov2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-19

VI late years such a popular craving for nov
eities IN floral decorations has been developed
among our Metropolitan population that the
producer OF new rose or q new evergreen is
more certain Of fortune than painter whose
canvases bring more than their weight in gold.
AT the present moment the world of fashion
has gone mad over a new VARIETY of srniiaI
either produced or obtained by plodding Ger
man gardener whose flower plantation is within
the city limits. Our American representative OF
the pale green snlilax. which has maintained its
popularity 30 long in secular and sacred festa
and funeral decorations alike, is the common
cat brier-an ugly thing. half weed. half shrub
familiar to every country lad The new ssniax
that viii make the discoverer's fortune reseu,-
pies the eat-brier more strongly thai tsef zen
eraiiy employed for decorative rsr4