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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

The Stewart case was taken up
in the House of Representatives last
Friday. Messrs. Butler and Buch-
anan supported the majority re-
port. Mr.. Stewart argued in his
own defense. The majority reso-
luton, unssating Stewart, was adop-
ted, IS to 33-Buchanan and War
rem voting with the Republicans.
Mr.. Stewart has returned home for
the purpose of again standinggf for
the seat as soon as the Governor
fixes a day for the election. . c~a.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

A two-horse team belonging to
Joseph Brown run away on Main
street one day last week. II was
stopped near the GAZETTE Office. but
not until one ofthe frightened horses
had his right leg broken near the
hOOf
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Chattanooga Times: The strike
at the Soddy coal mines still contin-
ues about 100 miners are in the
strike-nearly theentire force Their
demands will not be acceded to. The
company will work convicts
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

A distinguished looking man ap-
peared in a California town, and,
falling i'll could not tell his wants IN
English. Several Germans visited
him, and he talked to them, asking
one of Thorn to write his will, ia
which he described himsclfas Count
Carl Won Schiller, and gave to each
of his beneiactors from 10000 to 10
600 ducats Renewed attentions
were paid to him; but now he Is in
Jail
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

We acknowledge the receipt of the
Report Of the Committee of the State
Board of Health on Prisons and Pub
lie Charities, Of Tennessee. W. N.
Clark, NJ. d., Secretary and Execu-
tive Officer.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

To .Mossaf:s. Buchanan and Mat
thews, Nashville From your test
and knowledge; do.you endorse DR..
Harris Relief Us q BiHfiQtls or an anti
'b5tt-ious discovery on your part 2
And if SO, why? Answer.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Peter Kern, sOonfectioner, Market
STREET. Knoxville, receives FRESHOYSr
TIERS dailyfrom Norfolk, and is pre-
pared to furnish them during the Oyster
season to families in the city or Along
The railroad lines, in any quantity. as
they can procure them anywheres
Nov. "A. tt - s.ss -,a.sf esq
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

A very elegant little volume with the
ahnve title, BY Chas \. Riclmrdson, b
Just issued BY the American Book tx
change, Tribune building, NaW York,
az the very low price 81 IS cssts; also
a cheap paper edition AZ The nomical
cost Of I've cents II will delight az
who lave good books, and "A lfsswisc
surgcsiio7R viii % grateful helpfal 20
I'll WHO wait hep m ch0uslar - best
Books 10 its vafioua chnpfar4t treats
~ TITO Moiivr ~ Rcadipf, Ilie Head
Ing Habit. What. Books o. Red The
Beat Tine % Read. How Much m Read,
Remembering wal one Eaaas The
.IEssaoff ,lSets BSola. The OuIavailoH ~
Taste, Poetry, The Art ~ skipping,
The - ~ T'rhnaations. how ~ Read
Pnriodicals. -l,eadinR Aloud a0d Read
ire Club8 What Rouks - OMn. Tie
Uso 81 Public Lihrariea. TIE Too Ser
Vice 90 Readinr Iho vo|1We j. re-
markably rick W stflglaF qaoiations
fram Tie wofldss mnsl lamoas authors
ana ihinkeIs. from Afisictle Oh Emcr-
aon, including such names A. Addisan,
Bacon. Bums, Cate. CadYle. Disfaoli,
Fenciop, .Gibbon. Hugo, Keats, LAmb,
L6eke, Luthsr, Miton. Pcfmfeh Rus
Kin. Stnkespcarc aud Thomap, itas
real literars pcasgrr house ~
.4OvoluEes poctical ~. D. for salo With
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

The spring term of Emory and
Henry College, ENJOY Va, opened
on The 9th ult., under the most
hattering prospects Of receiving a
larger number Of students this year,
especially from abroad, than during
any scholastic.period ofits existeuce.
II is the beat and cheapest college
I'm the South and never fails-in Civ
ing a thorough education 10 every
young man who enters II and places
himself under the care Of its pains
taking and efficient teachers Stu
dents may en- ter and be successfully
classcd at any time, but IL il better
70 begin at the opening These facts
we are pleased 10 gather from = pri.
vate note from its efficient and pop
ular President. DR. u. Sullins.
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winter, butif we had it, as cheap as
it can be delivered over the propos-
edsline, the wants Of all would be
supplied, and home made comforta-
bic, and factories would spring up
and the labOring man would find
employment at liberal prices and
by the time the last installment is
paid up, at the end of five years,
wave Of prosperity and thrift VIII
be felt in Morristown and along the
line of road that will astonish the
most sanguine. We may fail even
with an honest and united effort, to
obtain the necessary aid, and con-
.nection with another road but with
out such an effort we are sure to
fail. For a people who show no
disposition to help themselves are
like. individuals who act in the same
way-are sure not to get help from
others. ~ 9..s
Let US then not quarrel by the
way, but s'let.us have peace and
with one accord and in perfect I'M
ion, settle by a vote or otherwise,
what we can do and what we will
do at the proper time, and present
the merits ofour road to capitalists
and invite their aid in its construc-
ton, and l am hopeful enough to
believe that they viii come to our
assistance, but how can we ask il
we don't show ourselves worthy?
| We have already lost some fine
opportunities, and at this time there
are some prospects before us that
we may. lose unless we take finely
action, And why not act? We
have everything to gain and moth
ing to lose by it, unless We are Sc
sanguine as to undertake the work
with the probable $3.50, 600 or $780,
! 900 we might raise by the subscrip-
ton of stock, by the corporation and
the several counties of Hamblen
! Granger and Claiborne, which
would be a wanton outlay Of money
that would not profit us at all, but
let US, I repeat, keep the sums un-
der our contol, not to be expended
until we feel assured that the road
will be-a success, and then the out
lay all viii agree will return to the
! country a rich reward, for it will
be, my word for it, one Of the great,
est trunk lines from the Ohio to the
sea coast, from Chattanooga to Nor
folk and will be eventually fed by
a great line from Virginia to Ken,
I lucky. NJ, B. D. L.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02
TURLEY,S MILL FARNERS CLUE


To the Editor of The Morristovn Gasette:
Meetings LIST Saturday in each
month, at Turkeys Mill, Granger
county, Tennessee.
w. E. McAnally, President; G.. A.
Carmichael, Secretary Maj. ID. Tur-
ley, Treasurer. a.
Subject for February meeting
" What is necessary to be done to
have a successful stock shOw?'
Glad to see our brother farmers
come in.
The report of our last show should
have given the premium for the
finest horse to Lord Byron Moody
instead Of r. II. Turley, the gallant
rider-premium for best saddle ami
NAL to l. l.. Moore instead Of Morris.
Mr.. Erastus Howell got the gen
tleman's ring.
The ladies all rode well-sO well
the remark was current; "I,d rath-
er help pay for the ring than to
award it. +" The judges were about
to fail on the last three, when w. b.
Tate, Esq, said: FThere now, girls,
you must not call him old bachelor
Bill" anymore, and Immediately
came to their help with a couple Of
@V's. " SoWe had 1st, I'd and Bird
best female cquesh'ians-Miss Ada
Grove getting the ring
The.last but not least satisfactory
part Of the interesting day was the
hearty response--"I'll give $40 for
another stock show y "Iu give
$1O!' "I'H give So" "IH give
s." till there was S75 not only
subscribed but good part paid so
we not only intend TO have another
stock show, but we have more
money on hand for it than the last
one .cost-satisfactOry as it was. so
your fine
stock ready. eve mean to give the
ladies a chance, too
The thanks of the Club are dues
Esq Peck for his generous and cf-
fcient assistance during tine day.
Why didn't the little fellows run
their 1bot-race? - -'a- = SAMBo.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

At Kingston, Tenn, the citizens
have taken steps to break up a band
of sneak thieves who have been rob
bing theIs for the past two years.
They have made up purss Of $3.50
which is offered for the arrest OF the
guilty.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

A new departure in the GAZETTE
will soon be announced.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works will be
one Of the interesting features ofthe
entertainment tonight.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

A meeting Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will be held at Mrs.
Judge Lanes next Friday.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

The local option law will pass the
legislature like a fash il is said
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02
TIE HORRISq0VN GAZETTE.
9NFsDA !, FEB. 2, 1881. >
The Knoxville Dispatch has heard

The Knoxville Dispatch has heard
it as a fact that there was plenty OF
money in readiness to secure May
Aard's election, but that he, put his
foot on tho money scheme when he
heard of it. The DispatchS story is
probable, as Maynard has always
stood above the suspicion of corrup-
ton Memphis AUdgSncbe.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Clear the track !! All the way to
Cumberland Gapl
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

We are in receipt of census bulle-
tin no. Sc, from the Department Of
the Interior, exhibiting the result OF
the first count Of the population of
Tennessee. According To il, Ham
blen county contains l01SS iuhabi-
tants-S,4s2 white and 1906 color
ed OF this number 1891 are males
and 5,T94 females. Native born,
0,170 foreign, Is. aEtr $500 o.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02


held office before he was elected to
the Legislature, except By temporary
appointment. Judge Jackson was
born April 8, 1892, at Paris, Tenn.
He received preparatory old field
school education, and graduated at
the West Tennessee College in 1913,
afterwards attending the University
Of Virginia, and reading law for two
years under his Hnsmen, Judges a.
w. O.3Totten and Milton Brown, of
Jackson. He also graduated at the
Lebanon Law School in 1857, and
began the practice of law at Jack
son. In 1859 he moved to Memphis,
and formed a partnership with David
Currie. In the winter Of 1878
Judge jackson was sent to New
York by the Mississippi Central
Railroad Company, now the Chicago,
St. Louis & New Orleans Railway,
| to negotiate the bonds of the road,
which he did to the entire satisfac-
ton Of the directors of the company.
! Continuing the practice Of law, in
I Memphis, until the war was declar-
ed, he was appointed to a civil posi-
ton by the Confederate government,
His first wife died i'm 1873. He mar
rfed in April, 1874, Miss Mary Eliza
beth, second daughter of Gen. VIM.
G. Harding, Of Belle Meade, near
Nashville, and by this marriage has
two daughters. In 1875 lie was a
prominent candidate before the
I Democratic Convention for the high
toffice Of Supreme Judge He re
moved TO Jackson in 1876. He is at
the head of the West Tennessee bar.
I He is a modest, retiring man, but
will atohce take a stand at Washing
ton among the magnates Of the Sen
ate as a. man Of brains--a safe, sound,
painstaking, Conservative statesman.
His Democracy is Of the deepest and
strongest type, not as a partisan, but
as. a matter Of conviction. He will
be heard from, not particularly as .
Espsech -maker-though in this his
rank will. be among the frst-but
as a jealous worker and advocate OF
wise and constitutional measures.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

JOB printing in every style at the
hGAZRTTE Office.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02
4 CLERGYMAN LOSES HIS EDU-
GdTYON


CATION.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l
One of the strangest cases known
in medical histOry-in fact, there are
but about one half dozen such cases
reported in the worId-has just been
presented by the Rev. Marcus Or
mond of Pennsylvania, who is among
friends in Rushville. He was, few
months ago, among the most elo-
quent and profound expounders Of
I the Gospel in the Presbyterian
Church, and on returning to his
town in Pennsylvania one day he
found that his house, library, and
everything he had had been CON
sumed by fire A day or so after
ward he was stricken with brain fe-
yer. Herecovered his health, but
his memory was literally gone. He
had no language, and didn't even
know his'letters. His wife at once
began tostteaeh him the alphabet,
and he can now read little. He
seems to be cheerful and eentented, 3
Lacking nothing but what he once
learned at school He is, in appear
ance, a gentleman Of Intelligence.
He hopes to againget back towhere
hetjGmpeda oftse Suddenly. sga.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02
me LerisIature- eommenee.

The Legislature commenced the
election of State officers last Friday
by baIloting for Secretary of State.
No election was made up to the ad-
iournment Saturday The twelfth
and last ballot stood: Steele 6, Bur
nett 1, Num- 4, Earnest ], Shelley
"a, Butler 6, Carter 2, johnson il
o. Payne 5, Baxter 9, Pickett 10, Ali
son /, Mckinney 3, ThorP l.. Nee
,ssa,---+ r. q oboioa AZ 90. 1856
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rra
70 LOCAL OPTION C1NH4SSER8.
lAll persons throughout the State
canEassing for Local Option signa-
lures in connection with Knoxville
Local Option Society. are earnestly
requested to send the petitions, as
soon as possible, to the undersigned
to be arranged and forwarded to the
Legislature F. e. STURGIs,
- --se5a !:r9sa E.ECor. Sec'y.
- KNoxvILLE,s Tenn. Jam 205 1881
sEr9 g.t E-<-7-------.us------- ---7-74- p &
AI4a1H- 81 PTTTMAN will, pay cash for
Eggs, AT highest market, prices. Mur-
Phey $ cornet, Mofristcwr,. Tenn =,
y nov "a, tf - fI - sifA
The Nomination Of Stanley Ma
thews to the Supreme Bench seems
to give satisfaction to the bar.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Green apples are selling high.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

We publish this week the pro
spectus Of the Baltimore Sun for
1881. 1t is one Of the ablest jour
mails in the country. Try the Sun
either Daily or Weekly and you will
find one of the ncwsiest, freshest,
best and cheapest newspapers to be
had.
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Read new advertisements.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Quarterly conference Of the VI. f.
Church, South, for this station, com
.mences Saturday next 1t will be
held in the Methodist church and
win probably continue three days.
Religious exercises viii be extended
through the entire week, the object
being to bring about a religious re-
Yival.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Gray Varnell, a grocery store
keeper of Memphis, was found muir
dered in his store Tuesday evening
Of last week. The affair is mys-
terry, no good clue having been
found to the perpetrators Of the
crime A negro was arrested on
suspicion, but released on bail.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Tonight Tuesday,, at the Court
House, the MOrristown Dramatic
Club will give its second entertain
.ment. Go yourself and tell your
friend to 60. II win no doubt, be
well worth the admittancc fee, and
You will, at the same time, be con-
tFibuting something towards the re
lief Of the suffering paupers around
y-,r,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

The WytBevins (ya.) Dispatch
says that a negro woman of that
place, last week, placed her year
old child in a box before an open
fire and left it alone. During the
afternoon some aegf6es living in the
same buildirg found it.literalIy roast
ed to death. The woman had not
been arrested at last accounts.
JcD printing dispatched neatly and
ch eapIy ut the GAZETTE Job ONCE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Fun at the Court House tonight,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Appearance of rain.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

140volumes poctical wo.l.s foe salo with
other Christmas s6Bia. AID win be so,d
for cash or produce. Books OF 1000 %.
81. Call AZ w Van Hubs n Bro. a.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

Emanuel Sloan, an stock ndealer Of
Kentucky, was robbed Of $ll0, Pn
Wednesday night of last week, at
Chattanooga.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

For R0Se-Mr. .Jaekson-l.
- The applause that followed the
announcement of the result of the
Both ballot, was enthusiastic. and
wild. The Senator elect was liter
ally carried from his seat to the
Speakers stand, where in a grace
full acknowledgement Of the, high
honor conferred upon him, be ac-
eepted the trust both parties had
placed in his hands. ~ szscy.. re-.
The total vote was as follows.
J Jackson, Il; Maynard, %; Rose, l;
A. A. Tayler, 1 Edwards, /. sis sss
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LOcnE Notes and Other Meas.

Mild weather.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-02

For Maynqrd-Messrg. Anderson
Austin, Boyd of5Lauderdale, BOYD
of Upton, Buttram, Dawson, Eator.
Hill, Hawkins, Kennedy Murray
NcAndrewa Nicely, Poston, Reeder.
Smith and Wilts6
, 1881-09-13
NEWS I'm BRIEF.

THE Presidents condition yesterday was
mucll ,nure favorable tllatl oil the previous
'lay Or Saturday. IL tic evening dressing
Ills pulse l,aa falen t" 'u0, atd The tcmpcr;l-
tllre to i}st;. So favorable WIS tho report Of
tic physicians, 1lrs. Hiss and Aynew, TINT
t'lu Cabinet "flcers, with tic exemption Ut
Secretary KirkwotA ailt .At.or,.vy*{icncral
Mfr|c"a!. left for Lie WhIty Mountains for
Il few days mucll-mected recreation. Thu
Surgeons a,d ::attenttanls were appar-
GntIy well pleased with tho contli-
tIon Of tic lnticmt, who expressed
himself as feeling much better. Dr. bliss
stated quite positively lust night that tllore
WIS no danger OF tho formation Of pus-
cavity in the lungs. Tile fall IN ttu patients
temperature waF, to l,is mint, sufficient
l,roQf In that rcgard. Tic ttnlIncss in;till~
fesletI IN tue lungs ho attributed IL Hunted
loht,lar Inflammation. Tile glanduanr swell
il,X ll,ts entirely subsidized. a,sd there yc,na,Es
lllIl!eaetl ,uilly very snail opening w1Ierc
tho lust tnctsIon WIS male. Tile coMRl, has
almost passcd away, allti the substance which
tho President cxpcctdrntes Is Ut IL healthy
Character.
, 1881-09-13
The Sergeant Who Fired at the
Wretch Now under Mil
itary Arrest.
The Assassin Had Il Hard Nixl1t
Sunday, and Prayed With
out Ccasing.
He Has, However, So Far. Given Ter
Different Versions Of the
Shooting.
DTTTlIIl AGAIN,

L0SG I,,,ASclt. y. H.. Sent. to.-'rhp prrsi-
dents condition IL u tltful us tho sen HAT
snrges bcllcutl tho bluffs Mt Ills feet, Ouu
ttay it Is smooth md pIutEd, and the next 1t Is
!nslIed III It's fury by storm, Yesterday
there were few who were nut tiespontlcflt,
ant win did mt fear tIlat another terrible
couIpltc,,tiou E.ud cuule. Totlay it hns BEEN IL
bright day ut Elberou. After II night tl!at
was unusually restless, bu las llatt II day
wIirl, sotnc Of his attendants pronounce the
t,.st tlay lie |,.s tI,tt for weeks, ,rl,u reason
for these changes IN tho Presidents ro,-
tlitton arc ,uorc difficult to discover thnn tie
causes fur the cl1,ugcs It, tho scu,
yEsrEll1.Ar
TIM nu1su AMI te,n,erulnrn WIRE vprr hirh.
a,,l the President Ind II rncjuy feyer, It
seemed nrtbabtu TINT there WINS MI abscess
iu tic 1,,nvs-tt1o complication, whtrl, hus
lci,, mast tfreuttr,i. mid which It ~ 81 ll,,}-
cult tn cure. To-Day the pi,lse and temper
e.turc urc considerably lower, hut much tuo
| nleu for hui, VIII is cycl, approaching Il
stu9u of yonyulesrg,,cc. But Dr, Hiss suys
| tint there positively Is no serious difficulty
with tie lungs, DR.. uoyuto.,, however,
II knuwn to have satd that there Is
MI a.,scess thrrc but tlutt tic difficulty has
l1cen brilgctt, .llltl tat t|lcrv are not nowany
indications of ,lcw cu,,tp}fcntious.
| mn. AuSrw.
i'm, Is ountut ~ luyl,,r s.i1 priyntcly ia =
f,inuI TINT ttrr., ,v,,s MI n,srrss Il, tl,,. junts
.n1 t,nt 1c III, ,,nt lrnnw inv snrioua IL
xnu,I h. viii, e,., ,;vi,lc1 n,Into,,.
,u,'',,- t,,ner WIN hnyr ,,n tnst mn,nS If
r"n,.;,, lin t,"th f. +. ,;nirnit r. s,nt..
,r,,,, ~, nrs,,,.mt,. cn,,,,;to, Ia ,rhns.,
,,n xnnt Ynr linn ,yftI,u,,t, rpnsn,, co,, ,inI
i, ,,,ssih,v H. lin hritntfnv ~ t,,,,y
f,,r viii rr;d tlcm +, yntn tn tIuI
I
, 1881-09-13

COMMISSIONER EAuM lift Washington for
Nuw York lust evening III response to teic-
gram from Secretary Wtndnm. r]e hitter
wishes In coutrr with Mr. llau,u at t!le st1t'-
ject Ut the delinquency uf private bulii;s III
the i,lntter of lntcrnal.rnyellue taxus.
, 1881-09-13

SAMUEL. RAMSEY, II psrson with Il llnrd
reputation '.lo snS:n! It 9ut"lty turtton vt his
tin,o In tho pcn'tcntiary, murdered Il yo,.nS
farmer named .JulItl Snltli ut OwiMgsy llle,
Ky., few days aE0. lie WIS arrested, nntl
Sunday night he wus t,lken from the taEl by
III armed baud MID lyllcicA.
, 1881-09-13

WILLIAM AlAst,S, u farmer living near
Catton Elant, Woodruff Country, Ark, willie
returning to,le fron, market got into III.
alteration with thrge nloI who wore work
lux OH the roAd. TItey ordered lin to turn
asl.tu so that they might proceed with their
work. liz refused. They overturned Ills
wugo,,, wlcrcupon S1ason drew Il revolver
alm! killed two OF thu men aud badly wounded
tho third.
, 1881-09-13

l'nE Congress Of Work1nguIcu OF Grcat
Rrltaill aId ireland, held III Londnn ycster-
tay, passed resolutions expressing horror
ulld tictestat.nn Of t:ultc.u's crlu4r, sympathy
with President Garfield amt tho American
people, a,d llupe tint tho prcsidumt will
speedily recover aitl lire long t0 tl0 goutl
scryErAtu tic srcnt Sntlun oycr which he 81
wortitlly prcsidrs. 49,.
, 1881-09-13

. HEnSAnp lsi:I1i., I. German resident OF st.
Jn,lis. whose folldness for whisky lsale lin
puor, tlrcssr.t himself In Ills best clothes
yesterday afternoon, bat!o his wifs good-by,
went into tlle gArret Uf his ll0tlsc, put ono
fuot III bucket Ut wNtcr, cut himself In tho
caIf Ut tho leg, mud SIT there Until l,e blctl
tn death.
, 1881-09-13

Anc,1tnAr.D W,nr,oIst, WIS fatally stabbed
BY hts wife ut Marshall, Tex, last night. nul
the llev. Mr.. Mitchell, Il roiorctL lIaptlst
prvacl!nr, WIS killed about eight miles from
Crockett, Tex, Sunday ,nur1ltng.
, 1881-09-13

FOREST fires hare broken ont nj Corfu.
t;cuesec County, y. T., compelling ,na',y
fn.Iiles to leave their linn,cs. Ilnrses nsltl
young eattiu hnye lost their hnofs by trcn.l-
Ing Ill tho burning en,bcrs. Many animals
are lylrg.
, 1881-09-13

T1lE Eagl[sl weather does ,lot seen, 10 i'!l.
pr.,yp. There WIS ruin II, England alm.ost
every day last week. III Wales and ireland
the weather WIS rather favorable. III Sc0t-
la,d the senson il very backward, as they
say there. Tic l,aryrst ilus only commenced,
a,d lnucl, of tho grain Is rcportetl hot Ripe
yet
, 1881-09-13

IN tho special election held III tho Sccnlltt
.u.ewtstolD Congressional District of Maifu
yesterday to I'LL tic vacancy cMl,sctl hy tie
election of Mr.. Frye to the United states
Sena.e, ex-Gnv. Dinghy wis e1.s:.e'l by III
overwhelming minority. Thu ynte. ..s fur rs
reported. stands: ulnxley {1lcpublicun},
7,1'o; Gilbert t(;recnb;tckcrl ;',0II; E,ls.Ls
I'rohl1isIolist5. ~; scattering u. The I;c-
publican majority Ii therefore 4,5ll, against
II Republican majority Of 1,tsj' last year, Tie
rnc-free State llns returned to It's alle-
stnMcg. !. :.