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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-02

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2, 1881.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-02

OOI. y. M. DEWEY l6IG i u6SQdJ OF
last week for the valley of Virginia,
from whence he will proceed in a
few days to the eastern cities for the
purpose of purchasing a stock of
dry goods, groceries, etc, for this
market, to be opened in the store
room on Main street, formerly Occu-
pied by the Messrs Speck, which
building has been greatly enlarged
and improved especially for the re-
ception of the new stock. Col. Bew
ley has in past years hadexperience
and popular success as q merchant,
and we doubt not he will be cordial
~ greeted by his old friends and
customers, to the extent at least of
a liberal share of the public patron
age When such careful, experience
ed traders return to their first love
it is a pretty good sign that there is
a healthy outlook for the business
prosperity of our town.
The Holston Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, at
MaryviIle, made the following APP
pointments for this district:
Powells Valley District-T. S.
Walker Presiding Elder.
Big Valley, J. B. Little.
Clear Fork, FL. Pile.
Clinton, A. J. Greer.
Fincastle and Speedwell, supplied
by A. L. S. Batoman.
Jacksboro, L. A. Cass.
Maynardville, VIM. Kenslnad.
Morristown, J. S. Hill.
MOrristown, A. M. Rule.
Rogersville, L. W. Brown.
Rutledge, w. T. Senter.
Sneedville, W. R. Byerley.
Tazewell,4J II. Amis.
G. S. Long, Missionary to Japan.
MQrristown Seminary, J. S. Hill,
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-11-02
MOrristOWn Produce Market,
WHOLESALE PRICES

1881. 1882.
, 1881-09-23
4 TRIBUTE or RESPECT.

MEETING t,r TIFF. VETERAN ESIoN 1.:At'ut;.
Il sf,ccnl mrrtng OE tho VgtarMIi UnInn
1.cngte WAS hcltt Inst evening ln the Appcl1nto
Ctn,rt.rooIr, Col. l.. ". rprcp presiding. Cum.
rniu C0ulstnn novel tdn appointment ut IL enni-
tnttcc of Iiyu for tho psrpose Of rrrpnrlnu suit-
nblc resolutions In rsEard tn tho death Ut tho
President. Tho nlutton praynlG'l. ant tho Chair
nRuNiscil rs Btlc1i coainhittc1 CtFinttHs Dlbblc,
Walker, Floy.l. Hwatn, md sntsou. The Chalr-
nun wns nilteIa tn tl1o contnitstrp which retired
for consultation. aad 'na''r roporteti rs faiws;
"T1lc ncg,sluh tli,tin which VI. ntoDt Is s,ltl
wf,rn We atttrsnpt 10 vuicu ..ir Rrirf 'rhD III.
ensialE0n nj President Garfield was III ntrmin,s
y NJ! It's SURROUNDINGS; Tho hand TINT srtlub tho
nluw 50 tNGAn Atlh cnntrn,rtitl1: thu Victim vi
ncsian | d Ainest,', a ..aisai ''e tno rao proSi-
Vit,i,,s nd .inrk,lcss wh!ot, re 1ctsre ftis fec,
that VIC Hfyt stfsntfeti h silent surrnw.
~, p"ra 6sforc 5s rsesr npd lso 1e
t!on. sHrrn,ne'iGy iaiti,fnl trte,,tls; SUSTAINED
II liz os w5s xs s"n ''GrF b I'll s na si s wt @ %SE @
nbsolltcly sntll,nc: reviewing II p,lst nltr.l with
nrlxht nehicyr,nsn.s; Il stumbling upon tue y9ry @
md c,,uaIly prepared IL slle: lnnknE niMn tho
tMGG pf e sMt + VIII VII " t1s '1ye ;
sai oi IL" un ,lenta i cur, b, sui" of hln, % oh,
ty % eIsturyT yfe ! Sy y asn stsn M s ts sfs oss
hts Il, the tn'lat q n.,r snrr.,s We: Tho vcturat
Gml9, l.sM4n9 q d, Ch!clEo M 10 ,hores9ru, ,,u,,,.
.lal,rs a. Garfield wo recogulxc National ci-
". Thut In hts short Administration he .lc.
refrcs8 rtee, tn tIcrenU hnnesty, Industry. ana
Integrity: Y .he ,m.lmtnistsatloa 9f public IT.
i!rs: t i'nxe *, pi.sssss parer "'ld she aovsrn
w Taat tho vI,,leat ,la.ssi Ut President Cur
, 1881-09-23
TIE oTIlEl. MINISTER'S.

= THE ElEHIEFTEItFAN MINIHFE1E
OF tho city Met ycaterlAy afternoon In blcCor.
Mck Nlock to arFunge Tor hulttug services Auls-
dWy IN honor Ut thu lcal President. Tho Ituv. ].
II. Walker presldeti. md tho meeting wls uppItei
wlta an appropriate prayer by tue liey. br. lial-
Soy.
nr. Walker stated tho object of tho mert Ing,
ana nr. HcrEiok Johnson snil he ttlauEhk tho
cHllnK If such .lipetlnE VIA a very NooI ltieM,
They shu'l!0 bu cuTeful, atlWever, In arranging
foE services not 10 !ntcrluro with tho prolmso,l
puhttu survives: !It thought uhtun sstv!cus
And South Divisions. llo should prrach u Ser
mon appFu!!tiato to tho snd occ.lsIon snn'.ay
dn tbs bu!ne. 1t would nor DO 10 Hold ion inusiy
SERVICES Aioll!uy.
Tho Roy. tfr. fJuylB read I'LL Invitation fr0H,
tho Chr'stlans IT, jnln tilaM In q public servleu
~ Gn hvltl Monday. III: p. H., Ia FnrwcI Halt.
hlso u circular Inviting thpul to attend u NV
uloflal service 10 bt held III ia slMe ball sun
, 1881-09-23

arrangements, through t!olr e,n,miitec. Mrrsrs.
l!itChc,ek, lttGk, and EreHu fur NtGMllnK tho
Presidents iMnrrnl. They lnvt clsnrlerc't *pvtii
Ghrs. fur f'il1tlthhs md thrcn cutches, vii ho
jolh.Hi by Munt1nIu t:an,m!nnlary. nl,sf will ",
,inE hire Sunday nftur,nA,,. rlluy cxpcct IL w
ast strung. nlh vii! takr With then, tho nt,' of
tho SIxtl, lteXlHlunt. T,ip 0Illctrs wrrc yestcr.
,lny Informed by tclcHtur,. Tint shoy h,sl ,enn
nsAlHne' Il, an tunDutihilt lstttOn III tho ttccs-
s!um. aud they hhtu hr"n led IL cl!rr0 further
Tint thc funeral Will tn tinlur tho tlirnctt0n Uf
thu Knights. THO Gntntl,anlery will hold
kt,Gu!nl t,lgrttltg this evening tn arrange sumo
tntnt!s and II y 1n,portntlt TINT every tDpmttr
should br present.
, 1881-09-23

alay nf:Grstn,n ~ l nenux. Rhth Invitations
wcrp nrrrplril With ttnnKs.
On nlrlinn nf d.. Nuyrs con,rn!ttco nf thren,
consisting nf 1tr. Wnrrcil. Ut Tho Wust sn. ilr.
ntvis, NJ Tho South SIDE, anl1 )r. johnson. Of
the NORTH a!tlc, WIS nnrotntctl to en'fcr With
rrElri III tho l1t'3t,v NJ utiHn services. NH, wcrb
instructed to mako their arrangements kNnwh
through the cf.ltiln1ls nf tho duly presa. Tho
fnvltnltnrs rrcolyGl wcro ,lian reforrcsl to this
committee.
l}cfurr illlourntng It wns resolved to 1ioId no
ministers meeting Mnn'lny morning.
THE BAPTIST C1.Ei,QY
met ut tho t3runt lnulu ycsterslny afternoon to
takr action IN tile pbscrvMncG Of tho tny nf
President t3nritrl,l's funeral. There wCrp
present tho itgv. ur. 1.arttrer, The Rev.. ltr.
t.nitlJe tho 1luv. !lr Law+enct.. tho llbv. Il. H.
Taylor, tho ltey. Z. i'nrrn tho ttov. q. H. Vos-
ssrE rE,r te i tcy; nr l1aigh, " Tho !My !0y a; n
AfirrIa.
I',rna tllp meeting tho clergy werc visited ny
cDmMjtiGe frDtsi the IrrstyffrlNn Church GGti-
ktAftH nf tho 10y. 1,r4. WALKER Hl1t1 tIcrrirk
Juh,lsrn. It was 1celed TO unite with tho other
churches nt the c.y n .!,'ln.a services MI n1,.
With st.nilar committee frnin tho Presbyterian
Church ns Eulluws: The Rev. lirs. fttIrinrr,
Lawrence. TnylVr. md lnrkGr+ It was vntcA TO
nplt t1p ,slnl MDn!,ny !1,nrnl,lR Gs'nfrtrlfr:
lrrshyterIan aud l,apttst clcrgy ndoptoA the
following:
Thu ctlmtnlttco rocps1nlrnh TINT tim churches
Of tlllk city h,lh tnertsrKs ut III OEl1Gk Mnitlny
nNrhttsy tn accordance with tho proclamation Nf
tito President ard tlnvertfor, Attd that tic fttv!
IL tot with tt,et1i ut Firwcli Hull IN Nl0ndhyn ut
Gr0ck bc nccrptsh. We Al4u reconlltGth Tint
It liz lift with tho pustnrs tn Mlake sttel nrrnHe-
mcllts for uGenlHg meetings Ns may seGtn lifting.
, 1881-09-23

SliEErsttEAu hay, Sept. a.,-Iu tho ttlrcc ,,,ar.
tcrs Of IL ntle rauc Dramhalotta wis first. Wake
leid second, Buster third. Time, 1:l7.
Iu tho milo Rnd ono-ughth 1srit'ecnke WIS
first, EnnlBkitlon second, L. II. Spsnguo third
Tlt0o. 1:6i.
III tho ono milo t}nrnardInc wAs first, lcporirr
secoll. ltosul'o third, md vory lumo. 'rllnc,
l:46.
lN the rntt0 and Il quarter h.lrtlln race Spccu.
lati0n WINS s]rkt, KITTY Clark srcond, Audy Wood.
cock third. Titnu, s:1a.
, 1881-09-23

oFe[IuI OWpHIsN 70 IHt CHItd30 1FibEhk.
Cgt,AN ltAr1ps. ill.,, Sept :ss,.-Tho raccs vera
attended By over 5000 pcunte to.dny. Tha
wenthor WINS tlno. Tho a::E purse OF $:}0u yn,
won by Ilcro III straight heats. Tmc, .:Jl,
a:ttiiz. 2:;El
Tho I'm purse Ut $50 WIS won by Wagners
1,nshaw In straight hoats. Time, s:.2si4 aaaa339
..:..7.
Tho raining r1ec, hnlt milo, pllrso Of StOO, was
wnt. by Tom Lyman. TlMc, bl!f, IL.
Tho ten-Inlle r,tnE1inH rslco, hctwecn Mrs.
Nurkc. VI DMalla, and Miss reuuen, Of colorado,
WIS won t'y Mrs. burke, WIN bout PGnneo hulf 1
mile. Tltne, - minutes 10 Beconds.
, 1881-09-23
CASUALTIES,


Special Dtspateh to The E1teasn 1rts1ns,
MILWAUKEE. Wis. sept.sss:.-Jancs sttvDns,a
brakeman OIL tho Milwaukee, Lake Shore &
Western Aallroal. wis Instantly killed by light"
t,lnR last night while working Ills lrake us tho
train neNrcd Twn lNverd, wis. ftayens WIS
vary respectable married tnuu, ind WIS d rusl-
dgitt Of indianapolis.
Special Dasp1tth to 7As Chicago Tribune.
MAA1rOwt,c. Wis., Sept. "a moving train
OF uArs on tho Milwaukee, Lake ahnrc T. West
rivers, this c0unty, during thullder.s storm tase
night. killing one Of tho braktlnor. na!nea =.
1A1nrs stovcns, tnjurInE nnothor, ard purity ~
tvos horg. but !uayes Il widowed nluther At lh-
dlMnapoiis, Int, lIu wAs engaged tO IL young
Judy Of this place, and was soon 10 bo married.
, 1881-09-23
THE MEDICAL WAR.

nm f,nmm,ttcc m iinsnIt,,is ~ thn t,nuntv
:, -, ~ ~. "s.'',a ~. ..''s''., ~ ..,','..s ~ 49,
hH'hta '!ot Sesiel""s nl'ofnp.n ~ cous'uer Aua
restitution OF CnulmssiutIcr Wood, introduced
snnu tll,,p nuo 1oukls,u 10 xIyl1!x the humcopt-
t ,,hv.,,rna nr I'M o,tv rrnrrs.,,tnfinn ~, tl,c
;. =. ~, s'e..', =. ~, w. NV w ",', W Nv
coahtY Mtalcai !soard-a poay ht phys'ctuna
hNytug GhnrHI Of tho County Hospital. Ur8.
Ciuuu, ur[dxr, Stcplp, mud Observation-Disclosures,
,utosomtn,H ,tl ,t NV se1e'. "".'. r "'" .a.
Vllas. HAL. hf'tcheil, a1au roster repre-
SontInR. tue Homeopathic colleges OF
the rity,, wpro present by Invitation,
Th,v md norn ,rvlt.,t r., chm hmm ttnt thov
, 1881-09-23

lost T i iorw%r,l 1""sS,' step Tint M a hui i r,a,".
lto grow up from Tho soil. mi, Tho foundations
Iila Rrt,wth wiz iikS that u forrst try. draw
ina ~ sources iror1 rarth and *ky. Sunshine
went Hp hEfor. il ,s's Scc',',.s ID W. ea'!S
ny. and not bcoauso hn wns tnrc.d up. flo
fxss wHu fr i" S Sn pa W ntorps s,e"f %9 "a s
!sunt, such was tts caregr. md M htlifnn lclsg
T. my tho less for what James a. tlnr'oht h''s
The unaa uartleii was always gruaser than tho
se;ier ;x nr reslde%s. All it't !" it 'ns cn e. ,ass
, 81 is ap n Rrts"e tss If r Ss Wiz
senrsxs ,>'s 'vas ofaa Tried M !!vy lat,
Tue M who'a il haa snnq,s!.si uli sp!,it Vi fe-
sentiment fIfeathd away. md Its aytnt'athcs wero
Nohcat ot personl Or poi,t tps'ieo,,troycrr ever
betrMyrI nlth Into slundsrot his adversary, mid
a. a. ~ nis I, nt,'sy ,y !o no wor' os dptr"c1on over
Is ~, ,s nn .y T, x,r as ryst%f ,y % ,U
IN ae !ovei its une alli 1u fought for { ~ nc
would have touxht tor tha safcty Ut hs nwn
tla hated orpresslon md know TINT wien tho
tlAmes Uf tho KclIulltni werg qutnchel i!'oro
,nnst 10 ~ slavG upiH thn s1! VI the hepulilt:
tint tic % fronisu M Il ircsdo % wss wortuicss
Without frslo.n itsnf. he WIS at content unit!
tue Gntralilteilstd slave wore I'LL tho rtil'ea nh
carrlcl All tho WEAPONS ot tho copctest otEzcts-
ilo knew that nero Eatlonsl ex;
osoT s,s,'T' an5 %1' crsss MSs'SS' wore .esrgys s
NHd he was tho most ein,laent easmpoM u Goti.
ILL ;'s5e S kt ' Ia sxsr }n, n"fS ,S San M aS SaS
ss &c IL fs RsW sfff t to s' r. sxs
f.Gk
sa.h 10 ts Mor st sSi St S,h. "i 4s " heart wns % hx
rnnuHh ~ hul lhc whuln euuttry, ustd hu would
unite it by TIC sod ties Ok absolute aud nn!var-
Aud 10 nit camc to t,,s,or md to tove tn. lfow
splsn:liiy y every relation nf i,ic tl!l ;o bstlr
81 u1lti.nuly, niusudI iIuw sweet md .huw fra-
shSii % t,st IL wIltout It's blessings for sathorlK
and ftunI wo snali Gust Into it, alid ,i,sru Shall
tloual differences asld dissc.tslotls which ho
siroro stseetny 70 nrnlt md with lpllrr zeal
hs he obs n3 y IT, w y ss eary our
country upward to tho highest cIa!ncnccs uf
National hon9r, rencwt,, n'h reinforcement.
lo IL HnfG. Ills palst ID stuislsa a, II aeut,re,
and MS for tho future, through MI tho Krnurtl.
ttons, tue nano ,,.iI lame Of JMncs *. uurtltIl
shhIi be held asa sacrcd, u pathotic, ud tetluar
liis carcs are Ill bc>ua him, his sot1erinss nro
nj IN ond, md safely plltowcd on hts huMHru1
NJ Urges, no funcrnl .nnrchcs that tho banls
tui i1 music .iat tho tnrotIxs or "ur te.rts Sill.
.nskc, HIS oxa,liple y enduring anl will light
up n!l tle future, tnnnKh tho i!r.4 Of hls
fo% f"tap u Through 'd tho sts-far shsy uro ta 1
ure-wo H,ay src. even through uur tIln.l!AR
tenrs. II No hut luok with tho eyes III IN exalted
1hSiktt1 ttUn
, 1881-09-23

|.
Twlf-ltns1 hlts-liincs, Ward.
First blse IN bhi1s-Stnrt, Fnrreli. CY York.
First l.tee Oft ncrrore-EhtcnHu,1; Iinvide,ice.
:, Struck ont-Cureorun, York, Glligan IL
Dr1wtl. IN. Wv
!intls caffpd-Corcornn. 81: Wurt1, 10.
strllsgH cA1cl-CorC1rnt,, II; WNrd, 0.
1)nuhie plly-OnrG. Flint.
WiI! ptlehts-Corcnran.a Wnr, l.
IiMe-Ohg hour and forty minutes
Umptrp-CulphnU.
, 1881-09-23

1T. JOHN. N. H., Sept. s1s.-Arttclcs OF agrco-
n'cnt by Wallace ltoss, forwarded TO Ilauau,
with uheck for S50U, spycfy thAt the mon aro
II row thrco miles. ono n1,d ono half miles anl
tnrn. Tho lnAl dGltUst II tu be lnulo Oct =.
an4 the racc tnkea place Nov. ].
, 1881-09-23

Uii ii GIs ramiiy for Silruts palnful nli.lra'1
with EXCELLENT results. liz liza tls'' ,,;sal ~
from many who have USED It for rl!t'!l''a.i..sf
lllAt 1t ulu49 VI ull remedies did eIeR b'S~
, 1881-09-23

NEW YoHK, Sept. 9..-At Fleetwood Tnrk to-
day CItuKstonp won tho .:s1 class raco IN thrrs
Medium third, and Voltaire fourth. Tiino s:i0ii,
2:lDi, s:2i.i.
Tlnket trottod n milo In ::l4, two sceauls bet.
track.
, 1881-09-23
KILLED IN A MIME.

HpEttal DNpaltk 10 Th4 Chicago IflbIats
LA 6ALLE, ILL, Sept. "a Po!ander nrmea
Joseph Atias,; nbout 10 years Of axe, was tn'
sta1,tly killed III one Of tho ahafts ot tho La
6nif0 Coal Mining Company this Mfternoul by =
r0ok falling from tho roof aud atriklUB hitn oa
tho heat, crushing In bis skull.
, 1881-09-23

LONDON. Out. Sept. es.-The Grand jury
throw cut tho bills fpr manslauGhtor against tns
Cuptaln and manager or tho steamer Fictos'as
capslzud OIL tho Queens birthday OIL tho llt'os
l'hnmes, and by wbleh accident a)0 people ssss
lroWaGa.
, 1881-09-23

meeting It IL oxfrrtct, Tint ttloy will In prtposca
~ totl thor w,IitA and prpsGnt their GluimI n
4 tnlkglAft eEIIfiG. ~
, 1881-09-23

MISCELLANEOUS.
THEME MUST HE 4 PROCESSION.
10 ths Editor u IAs GAleapo Tribune.
CnicAUo. Bept. :ss::.-lt'is to be hupcu that The
Muyur wlll curry out bis .idua Of AayiU9 u ptV.
, 1881-09-23

La CnnssE. Wis., Sept, GA lnan nasnse
8orrenscn, Norwegian, working at tho lumoSt
,n!l OF G. Il. Coleman. Tell forty-tave feet IRON
lumber piu lust eyonlny. and received in1lf1ss
from which he will probably do.
, 1881-09-23

As fOlji>WA:
Il. Il. Wlshbl.rne,
'I'ht,slllls flOynu,
.lt>hs9 WclltWt,rth,
1c1sU SlHlidIl!K.
l.yll,an l'ruiIlbl,l!,
Jullt, l.. IlGveridxc,
j. Il. l)aa,ltltlu,
u, ". Potter,
hl.tur0H Heath,
u. =. lHla,ttt.,
q, II. f.llsvrsfltu,
Ialllburt Tree,
Marshall Ficli,
u. g. CtAlk,
u. Il. Illekoy,
J1h,, 81. tl,.rkG,
t39a,rKu u. Pullman,
lsA,lo n. Arutsl1,
a. l.. MOrrlst,Il,
f;rskinu u. l'hgtPH,
LutlgD u. i. 'ruIt.y,
tlrprEe Q. Wn!ker,
Ucil. IL. II. fl'Al,ltlAB,
, 1881-09-23

y rnent.rsy Of representatives. OF various vet
crnn organizations WIS hell lust uyenlilg Ut tho
Grand Iac'o Hotel, Gun. .Illlns White in tho
chulr. Tho ul,tret " tho meeting wins tu 1ntkn
arrangements for the proper observance Ut
Mon,'l.y BY proceseinr mt puhllc s''eettng. 1t
nvpgnred, f,vsver, thut other MaiIes huu mt So
tar nndp manifest tE,uIr inlentinHs, md tlcn. a.
l.. chetIuan pointed ntlt that thu catttnittro
couhl do nDlhiE until tile various civic nnu
thnref0rp MuveI IL ndjnur,l, viii the under
stAutfsg shut tho President shnul emil TIM es',s,-
,nit;Ge tuKr'1er ~ s.,un ~ ansneshing N'sitise
10, md tlo injecting adjourned.
TIL: MILITIA.
Mayor Harrison seat tho following message to
Hut. CustutH yesterday:
"EntCAtu, Sept. ns..-f1nU. \. ~. Cstium, SprHy-
AttA: 1t IL hat0rlnlnetl TO hnva i'm Imposing
lMlteral procession hpre dl!r!nH the hour. OF lAe
fuHUrnl. with HhlinH Of lGtl4 nlu uratlons ut
AluslG- HILL. We wnnt the inttin 10 turn uut.
Please glru tlo necessary order That It cun hu
dune. CARTER II. IiAnItlstS, 3lAyur."
, 1881-09-23

wifi, TINT nf Tic Uovctnr OF tho state, and Tint
Fc,ws, ar,j Mhor utvic s,nietics ri Chiuaxn mt,
vlo!htty, together with tho nlsnry ~ turn mt
.s'Gs ~ ssnn psfsss rs Il - ~ evn, s t0 'o oo'
sir. lI,vns, rnnv.ri lint n eoiulnIltcc Of seven,
NJ wtn M,'' te NJ stskt t s"uII ho Que, Ge appout.
NJ. lilbt'artl nlnyts !" , nncni hy Klyna them
u!l&rurS ind Il tanlN1ttGu OH fNnnGc.
if1lo ,not,nn Us alnet1aled was agreed to. i.
Thg y 1nsstiI1g NJ thou adjourned, subject to tho
Hnhseq,tui,t 10 tho meeting III tho Council
rnE COMMITTEE
appointed met III tho slayt's private Office. Tho
latter WIS arlcctrA tho ChtlrlnAli, md nr. j.
Ward t:ttts srcrrsnry. Ihere wcrc present: cn!.
c" a".en atsskta',, Vi iso Will cl1"t creiser s
DR.. W9r.l t;ls, Michntl Kecl,:y, Louis Wahl,
an.l a.n.l Will9n Carra,. Col, Fsrsytn wns nlcetctt
StMtto" As'S;! ~ 81. ~ snef pf ssaH Ssssrs t. IT,
1'hon. Isrc',ttIt wcru elected tllo Committee M
FInnrcc, tho latter being lns!.iu rrcastrer., Tho
committee stated ts,at aul1,G money wWll!s DO
needed to carry out the t,leh, ch wt,tlftl l&o
cxpein!ch fnr lfll,ts nntl er.lpr nlonc--ItOthllE
thin Is mutually needed, It Will be returned pro
rntu III the subscribers.
ODl,-FEif.OWs AND KNIGHTS OF 1'rTtifAs.
Tho following orlers wore issued ycsicrday
Afternoon:
.fiEAnQuAnrE,ts or CHICAGO Dtvtst0X No. :,
90, S.pt. :.YH he .le'atis " ttftxiDH DtvfataH
M :. .. H+-stN kS1nmTs: Tho citizens of
on Mnlllny next, sItn lust. for tho puri,nsu Of
fssoxSnS re s m tn. a tEr a. ans, N"ft,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Thursday, Sept 30. 1891.
The King of Greece has entered Arta amid unbounded
enthusiasm.
The coal-masters of the Fifeshire and Clackmannan
shiIo mines have refused an advance of wages.
Cardinals Edward BDrromeo and Vincent Moretu who
were yesterday reported seriously i'll, are better.
The British HISTORIAN, which arrived at Liver
pool to-day from Montreal lost 76 cattle and 426 sheep
The Rev. Signor Campello has copies of his auto
biography TO the Pope, cardinals prelates dipomaets
end others.
Seven thousand eight hundred bales of New-Zealand
Port Philip and Cape wool sold to-day. The bid
dng was brisk and the prices very drn.
Alderman John Whitaker Ellis. of Broad Street Ward
"a Land agent and surveyor, to-day elected Lord
Mayor of London. He is a Conservative and Free
mason
The progress of the canvass in the Burnley and Black
burn Districts shows that there is mnch probability
% further stoppage Of spnes there present There
= also a feeling against urther stoppage at oldham.
IL Is estimated that the direct loss spiuners and opera
81, ,O0O,O 900
At the Bow Street Police Court this morning Augustus
ID. Whcelock, the boogkeeper OF j. c. Walcott & Co..
brokers, No. Az Broad-s, NewYork who s charged with
appropriatng money OF that firm, ordered TO be
handed TO the American police for conveyance 10
Newior in spite of the de put in by his counsel
that he member OF the firm, and such, entitled
To draw.
At sitting OF the Electric Congress a question was
raised in regard the rights of property submarine
cables. At present no Government has jurisdiction
yond three miles from the coast; and the cutting Of
cable beyond that disano ia criminal offence. Mr
Semenr, ;ho weilknown cable manufacturer, strongly
urged the sportance of giving protection such
valuable Piopery as cables suggestion OF NJ.
that reprc ations the subject he made diff
ferent Governments was agreed to-
HAVANA, sept. 29.-Thc Spanish steamer Blasco
de Garay, with the remains OF eXpresdent Ansta on
board sailed to-day Tor Vera Cruz She conveyed by
the Mexican steamer Lbertad, which arrived here
last Saturday for that purpose The Spanish Govern
To Vera Cruz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
THE Plans OF MRS. GARFIELD.

HER GRIEF ON REACHING MENToR-THE EOYs AT
COLLEGE TO BE vIsITED-A SUMMER HONE AT
MENTOR.
PIrTsBURG Penn. Sept. 2S.-Colonc Rockwell
Major Swain and Major Clapp, friends Of the late
President arrived in this city from Cleveland last
night They continued their journey to Washington
to-day. In the course of u conversation with q
reporter of The Commercial Gazette Major Swain
said:
I'VE accompanied Mrs. Garfield, Grandma Gar
field, the children and Private Secretary Brown to
the old homestead at Mentor on Tuesday. We
were met nj the depot by the Rudolphs, Mrs. Gar
fields relatives, and accompanied quietly to
the homestead. When we came in sight of the old
familiar spot Mrs. Garfield quito overcome for
a moment, hut soon recovered her composure
and entered her desolate homo. General Gariel,rs
study remains Just as he left 1t, and of the wild
ow's first steps was to into the where she
had spent SO many happy hours She is gradually
recovering from the effects of the blow"
Has she made any plans as yet for the futurei'
"Mrs. Garfield said it was too early to indicate
where she will reside, but think she will spend her
summers at Mentor at the old home In the winter
she will spend part of the time with her rea-
tives in Cleveland where she will lie near her hus-
bands remains, and part of her time IN Williams
town, Mass. where she will be her eldest
boys, Harry and James, while they are i'll attend
ance at Williams College"
"When will the boys 90 back to tho collegcr
They will leave for Williams College on Friday
night or Saturday morning of this week. Grandma
Garfield in the future will make her home with Mrs
rowing mother will co. The aged grandmother is
very trail, and will spend her last days with the
family of her dead son" 8
Major, statement has been published in somd
papers that you ! 'tedn 70 resign your position
Judge-Advocate Generalp
That statement is incorrect. shall not tender
my resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-30
GENERAL CANADIAN ITEMS

HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. 29.-The weather con-
tinues remarkably fine for the Exhibition The great
attractions this forenoon and sham fight
on the Common There great crowd Of spectators.
The ship Calista. Haws. from New-York for Trieste
laden with petroleum, sprung a leak. and the crew
mutnied and refused to work The vessel aban-
doned eghty-hve miles south OF Seal Island, of the
southern coast OF Nova Scotia. The crew now in
jail at Sbelbourne TIE vessel owned by r. c. Haws
4 Co., OF Liverpool, England
OTTAWA, Sept 29.It is understood that Mr.. Costigan
will enter the Cabinet to the HOu. J. c. Pope
whose health incapaci atcs nim for public service.
TORONTO, Sept. 29.-Ross having replied Hanlan's
telegram declining TO for than 81 900, the
latter at meeting OF his friends last night signed
articles to for 81 900 the 18th OF November
course to he mutually agreed upon. The articles
sent TO Ross for his signature.