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New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES

RUMoR POSITIVELY DENIED.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.--Lonis McLane presi-
the Nevaa Bank positively that there has
been any change In the officers of the bank
COMPOSING HIS GUILT
RUTLAND, VT, Sept Al III. Scrivens, a conduc-
tor the Bennington and Rutland Railroad, ar
roDbng the mails
committed 70 Jail In default OF 81 900 bail.
YOUNG WoMAN's SUDDEN DEATH.
RED BANK, N. j., Sept. 4.-Nellie T. Leonard,
found bv
sleeping and before medical aid could
Iaoned ahe died. Britain will hold inquest
DEFAULTING TAx-CoLLECToR.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. A disparity has been found in
the accounts Nelson late Houston
Texas suits brought against mis-
bondsinen whom is William r. Baker. Mayor Hous
' DROWNED IN THE SHREWSBURY RIVER
RED BANK, N. j., Sept. 4.--Ellen Morford six
daughter of samuel w Morford while playing in
fathers wharf here last evening over
board into the Shrewsbury River and drowned.
body recovered by Judge Wheeler.
SHOOTING AFFRAY IN NEw-MEXICO
LAS VEGAS. N. NJ, Sept. 4.-Hugh Prtchard n
yesterday by named Mark Daniels They had
some words Prtchard pointed revolver At the
negro, but the latter drew his pistol and fred
CLAIMED TO HAVE BEEN DONE IN sELF-DEFENCE
BREcKENRIDGE, Col, Sept. 4.-rhursday last, at.
New Dillon ten miles north OF here Patrick OBrieE bar
shot and probably fatally wounded John
today ard vAA dassr&ed On the mound Of san dafance.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
CANADIAN ITEMS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 4.-The carriage in
which Mira. Lett wife of the City Clerk was driving
along Dalhousie-st here yesterday wns struck by a
train the st. Lawrence and Ottawa Railway and she
was instantly killed Mira. Hinton who was with her in
the carriage was serously but 1t Is thought not fatally
injured.
PETERBoRo, Ont. Sept. AIN row Inst night
man named Human. age twentyone, stabbed "a man
named l.arocque age twenty six, through the heart
killing him Instantly Both were into uxcated.
BRANIfoRp, Ont Sept, 4-Jonas Freeman, an Indian
belonging to the Grand River Reservation came 10 town
yesterday got drunk and upon returning home a mid
night murdered hIs wife. He arrested to-day.
MONTREAL, Sept. 1.-TWO freight trains came into
collision the Grand Trunk Railway, near La
chine, tonight, both locomotives and several
e cars being smashed into fragments; The train men
jumped OIL In time To save their lives, but
bruises. The cause Of the accident IL yet unknown.
The secretary OF the Local Land League has
formed that Mr. Parne will visit Montreal month
He Will DO accorded reception by tho Land Leaguers.
HALIFAX. N. s., Sept. 4-Two prisoners escaped yes
teray from the county jail and yet been recap
tured One was about to be tried stabbng and the
other for robbng church. Three prisoners at Rock
headr the CITY prison, made desperate attack ON their
keepers yesterday, hoping to effect escape but the
officers finally overpowered them,
An Old named Wallick died on Friday night after
the hand. ~ N 49, - - -Ne va
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
IN ACCORD WITH GOVERNOR HoyT

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 4.--The following State
paper was issued to-day by Governor Foster:
STATE OF OHIO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
. 80 . COLUMBUS Sept. L.
To The People of the State Of Ohio.
In compliance with general wish and desire of
people hereby designate the day and hours tfrom
10 O'Clock a. III. till noon, OF Tuesday, Sepembsr q !
named In the proclamation OF the Governor OF
vana for the people Of the Presidents native state To
unite In prayer and duplication Divine Providence to
spare his life and restore him TO health us act aside
from the ordinary pursuits Of life those hours and
consecrate them to this high and solemn purpose, I
respectfully suggest to the czens Of Ohio that at the
hour designated they assemble In the houses public
worship or about the family altar Join in PRAYER
God to avert from this Nation the calamity that threat
ems u.s. and grant that the now us
may be allowed to grow into welcome certainty and re-
1ocing over tho Presidents restoration 10 health and
strength. CHARLES FosrrR fioyarnor
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
DROWNED IN SARATOGA LAKE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rnrpysrJ

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 4.-Charles l.. Colby
and family, Of Milwaukee, arrived here Tuesday of
last week and took at the United States Hotel
The Colbys were accompanied by Ell Sater age about
eighteen who engaged private tutor the boys
Of the family salter who apparently satisfied with
his position and who Is described person sterling
qualities and of correct habits disappeared Friday
when he was seen between and o'clock In tho af
terDoon The police were informed Of the disappear
and search instituted In all directions Several
theories were advanced to account for his Absence
among them one to the effect that he had probably be-
near Milwaukee.
This evening all doubt to where tho unfortunate
youth had gone was resolved by the discovery
IN the water near the Frank Lese wharf the lake,
some boys who were rowing made the discovery. An
inquest may possibly determine whether death was
young man should have sought death
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OF the Central Railroad of New-Jersey to the gate
OF MIR. Francklyn's property.
REMOVAL PROBABLY NOT DELAYED.
THE ATTEMPT To he MADE IN THE EARLY PART

REMOVAL PROBABLY NOT DELAYED.
THE ATTEMPT TO BE MADE IN THE EARLY PART
OF THE PRESENT WEEK.
iBY TELEGRAPH rRIBUNEi
WASHINGTON. Sept 4.--The President has not
been 30 well to-day. The morning bulletin con-
tanned the announcement that he had vomited
twice in the course of las night but that his
stomach was working ali right again, and that his
sleep during the latter part of the night was calm
and restful. His digestive organs appear to have
been doing their duty this forenoon. His physi-
clans sand IN the early part of the
day that the incidents of the night
NOT sufficiently serious to any change O the
arrangements in regard to the moving of the Presi-
dent, and that he would without doubt he removed
Dy or before Tuesday morning, unless bad weather
or some unforeseen and unexpected occurrence
TO prevent it. This afternoon the President seems
it is, however, still probable that he will leave
morning next.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Sept. A. 1881.
General Lew Wallace now United states Minister
Will present his credentials the Sultan on Tuesday
The steamer Parthia which sailed from Liverpool yes
terday for New-York has Hubert OGradys theatrical
company on board.
The st. Petersburg Gazette announces as fact that the
emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria King Huinbert
OF italy, VIII meet In the course of October.
Inc Berlin chess contest was suspended yesterday
afternoon The competitors dned together at the Ther
Garten So far Mr. Baokburne, of London has VOL two
games and lost one viii one game drawn Mr. Mason
OF New-York has won three and lost none with two
With drawn. - w. 80 -N~' o-N'
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IBN TkLEUHkfH 40 TIfk rktBUNEI
UNIoNrowN, Penn, Sept 4.-About 6 o'clock
this afternoon, at the eoored camp meeting mile and
half above town. Thomas Gilbert colored the proprietor
Of refreshmcnt stand. shot and fatally wounded
by Clark Sweeney, white. Some white ruifians have
been attending the colored for the last few
Sundays, with the ayowed intention Of creating dis
turbance. They mostly the and coke
works about here. AS this the last sunday Of the
meeting they carried out thar purpose with the result
stated Several other persons were knocked down aad
hurt but no one 90 seriously ~ Glhart
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
A DEMOCRATIC VIEW OF TT.
Ero1n Ths RmnnIn Go,lxier L..

In the existing condition of affairs, and dur
during the Of Congress- the opinion of the NJ
Departments touching the effects OF the Presidents
lnaplnty upon public business and whether IN IL
OF expedien 10 prolong he present suspen-
wouu certainly be accepted as conclusive But AZ il
suoulo DE deemed advisable to convene Congress- and
brng about temporary transfer Executive
we the president Is unable to take part in tbeso nr
the proper person to call the houses would
De tne vlcefresdent His authority to do while the
IN proclamation he should officially announce the fact
OF the Presidents inability the members of Congress
upon his call would be obliged to together az the
capital 30 much certain that the present Presidential
interregnum cannot last but u few weeks more ~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05

ITDINGS FROM ABROAD.
FRENCH AND BRITISH POLITICS

FRENCH AND BRITISH POLITICS.
SOME STRONG RADICALS ELECTED IN FRANCE YES
TEEDAY-TRE CAMBRIDGEsHIRE CONTEST
IRISH POLITICAL PRISONERS SUFFERING.
Nj. Tony RevillOn, who opposed Gam
BETA at Belleville, was returned at the second
election yesterday. Irreconcilable candidates
were elected ut Marseilles, Besancon and Ly-
Ons. The Marquis of Blandiord has with
drawn from the CImbridgeshire contest. Three
of the Irish state prisoners are in the in
tirmary of Klmainham Jail
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
FRAGMENTS OF WESTERN NEWS.
FAILURE IN MISSOURI.

FAILURE IN MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Sept 4.-Francis G.. Hopkins g.
Co., Wholesale dealers in firearms, OF ST. Joseph Mo-
have made an assignment The Parker Gun Company
of Springfield Mass, and John c. Moore Sons, New
York among the creditors II expected that their
assets will satisfy nearly all liabilities.
THE RESULT OF TAKING PART In QUARREL.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-Albert Gales shot and
killed David ses az the little town of Nilwcod few
that siles took part In quarrel Friday night and Gales
assisted the officers In arresting him. Yesterday Ses
assaulted Gales the street with club and Gales shot
him twice.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05

rowing trial heat, The final heat being rowcd Friday
Not more than four boats will be allowed in any heat
The Following crews have already arrived Minnesota
four Dared Of ST. Paul; Hillsae four-oared crew,
OF o. M MHilsdale Mich; Detroit palr-oarcd; Burlington
doublFscuu crew. Athletic double-acnll crew of NEW
York CITY,; Nautilus doube-scull crew of Hamilton,
Canada; Shawmut six-oared crew Of Bostou also
tho following single scuers: Joseph Lang OF Canada
Adolph Rave, OF Brookiyn; George Knapp and r.. o.
Nurse Of NewYork j. j. King, of Boston, and Dr. Fields,
of Perth AmbOy. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
BALTIMORE ELEpATOR CONTEST.

BALTIMORE, Sept 4.--The grain merchants at
this port have decided to contest the legality of the
tice TO be given by the Baltimore Elevator Company
Of an increase in the storage They have engaged
Marshall Fisher as COUNSEL and viii contend that the
nature m OF the elevator receipts demands special notice
posted on Change" In the usual manner. It Ia said
that even II the elevators emptied there IL suf
sgain The situation generally u very gloomy for the
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
RETICENCE OF DIR. HAMILTON

Dr. F. ii. Hamilton was asked yesterday by O re-
porter Of THE TRIBUNE If there was any reason for
alarm over the announcement that the President had
had two attacks of vomiting Saturday night and
that his pulse was again higher. Dr. Hamilton re-
piled that as he was not with the President at the
time OF these attacks, and had not seen the patient
since, he preferred TO say nothing.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
SURVEYS IN THE NORTHWEST.

NEWPORT, r. L., Sept. 4.-Professor Pun
pelly, Geologist and Mining Engineer Of the United
States Geological Survey has resigned and engaged
by the oregon Trans Continental Company to make
full OF the region traversed by the Northern
Pacific Railway and Navigation Company including all
the adjacent Territories.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSS AT CAMDEN N /

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. AT a late hour last
night the WY built portion OF Joseph Campbels can
ming factory at Nos. 80 and IL North seoond-st
Camden, y. j., destroyed by fire together with
quantity OF canned ruit and The loss is
estimated at $50o0 and is mostly covered insurance
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
THE FRENCH ELECTIONS.

GAMBFTTA's OPPONENT ELECTED IN PARIS.
PARIS, Sept. 4.-Second ballots were taken
to-day for members of the Chamber of Deputies
in those districts where there was ch ice
Mt the general election two weeks In the arron
dissements of ParisM. PasSy defeated NJ. Godelle,
lBonapartist) gpd NJ Tony Revillon. Urreconcila-
blel deteatec. MM. Ranc aud Sick lGrmbettists,)
and NJ. Mare', (Ra licaD NJ. Laisant, iRepublican,)
has been returned for Nantes. NM. Peytral, Ban
quer and Duverdler. Urreconciablesl have been re-
turned for Marsellcs, BeSancon and Lyons reSpec-
lively NJ. Camesc ssc has been returned for Brest.
THE NET RESULTS.
The results of twonty-one second ballots taken
to-day show that twenty Republicans and one Con-
servative have been elected. The Monarchists 10 0
two seats and the Bonapartists one.
Ldter.-Later Intelligence shows that NM. Ranc
and Maret were successful in Che baloting to-day,
and not defeated, rs at first reported.
The Minister of War has ordered the formation
of another brigade for Africa. Five are already
here. The new brigade is to be 1000 men strong.
THE MARQUIS OF BLANDFORD WITHDRAWS.
LONDON, Sept 4.-The Liberal candidature OF the
Marquis of Bandford for Cambrdgeshire has col
lapsed. He informed meeting yesterday that he
had discovered lack OF unanimity in the Liberal
party in the counv. In published address he also
states that his retirement is due 70 uncertainty as
To the ultimate cost Of the contest, Mr.. Herbert
George Fordham who withdrew in favor of the
Marquis, has now again come forward
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
COURT OF INQUIRY CONVENED.

NEWPORT, Sept. 4-The Court of Inquiry in
the of Lieutenant Commander Edes aud Ieuten-
ant spaldng, who were killed by the explosion OF a
torpedo last Monday convened in secret session yester
day. Captain James A Greer, president The testimony
taken the rs at at the Corouers inquest,
cept that il was somewhat more technical.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
C0UNTERFEITERs IN 4 PENITENTTARY.

Ohio Penitentiary discovered that the convcts In
order 10 purchase additional tobacco and similar luxu
ries have been manufacturing nckels The
bogus coins Serc circulated by convict who 1t
posed could be trusted and hence allowed
team outside the walls. Only few coins were found
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
AN EXPEDITION TO PATAGONIA.

LONDON, Sept. 5.-A dispatch to The Daily
Mems from Rome says Lieutenant Bove the Arctic ex-
porcr has started for Bucnos Ayres an expedition
South Patagonia
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL.

SECRETARY BLAINE TO MINISTER LOWELL
WASHINGTON, Sept 4.-Secretary Blaine sent the
following cabegram tonight:
To LOWELL, Minister, London
Last night the President did rest we'll and twice
during the night his stomach disturbed that he
vomited During the day he has been better aud
mas swallowed the usual quantity OF food and re.
tanned H. His pulse however, has been higher than for
the two preceding days His do not think he
has lost ground but he certainly has gained
last nights dispatch At this hour, halfpast TO- he is
quietly sleeping. BLAINE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
PROCLAMATION BY GOVERNOR FARNHAM
BRADFORD. VT, Sept. 4.-Governor Farnham ha.

issued the following proclamation:
In this solemn hour when the life OF the honored Chief
Magistrate OF this Republic hangs embing bet ween
time and eternity, IL fitting that the people OF
every state should remember In whose hands are the
nations and rulers and the lives OF men, God
and ask for that help and comfort cannot
ceive at human hands, therefore, and in comliance with
the frequently expressed wishes of the people and NV
own deep sense of the proprety and necessity so do
ing hereby appoint Thursday the sth day OF septem
Der, instant, between tue hours of ten in
humiliation hum. and PRAYER by. the people of this
state Tor the recovery OF President Garfield
from the wound he received at the hands an assssn
aud from which he has suffered weeks of agony
or body, and the Nation has been long painful sus
pense: During these hours earnestly recommend
that all people refrain from their labor and buzz
ness and assemble in the house OF God, aud in humility
and contron Of spirit unite in On acknowledgment Of
their sins ami OF those OF the Nation and beseec the
mercy OF the Almighty God in the honr the nations M
cton and threatened loss aud in sincere prayer ask that
our beloved President be restored to his stricken and
children and to the performance OF his public duiies
with fuil measure of health and strength that the
country be relieved from its burden OF anxiety and sor
~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
COMING MEETING OF AMATEUR oARsMEM

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-The ninth annual re-
gata OF the National Association Of Amateur
win take place ON the Potomac Thursday and Friday
ncxt - previously announced The races viii begin at
~ O'Clock each day. The first day win be devoted TO
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
MEETING AT PLYMOUTH CuIrRcu

There will be union meeting of various churches
without regard to denomination, in Plymouth
Church tomorrow morning from 10 until IL o'clock
to pray for the Presidents recovery.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
THE MEXICAN CALAMITY

MEXICO, Sept. 3.-The Department of Public
Works having investigated the Morelos Railroad dsas-
ter finds the company, It's chief engineer and the Gov
ernment engineer responsible for is occurrence. The
documents in the have been to the judicial
thorities to proceed oivy against the company and
criminaly against tho gneers
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
THE CRY FOR FAIR TRADE.

LONDON, Sept.i - ho 0bserro, commenting upon
the result OF the North Durham and North Lincoln
shire elections says:
Until the Government have succeeded III preserving
our export trade with France breaking down he
hostile tariffs of Spain and Portugal they have no
OF stelnming the which Is setting stronvy
toward the old and disusod channels OF projection.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
APPOINTED PAssENGER AGENT

BUFFALO, n. Y, Sept. 4.-W. III. Hurlbert,
OF Chicago has been appointed General Passenger
oithe Canada Southern Railway in place OF Francis
SNOW. lately resigned
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
CANADIAN FACTORY BURNED.

MoRRIsBURG, Ont, Sept. Nv. N. Barnes's
factory burned here yesterday together with the
entire contents including valuable machinery stock
Loss, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
TIE TEUTON DISASTER.

LONDON, Sept 5.--The Union Mail Steam
ship Company estimates the total loss OF life by the
founderng OF the Teuton at the Cape of Good Hope
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
GRIsT MILL DESTROYED

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, Sept. 4.-The grist mill
OF Robert Forsyth, at Conway, burned early this
morning with all its The loss is about So &OOo
covered by insurance. The origin of the fire is not
known.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
LOCAL BRANCH TO BE BUILT.

CLINTON, N. j., Sept. A branch of the
depot on that line, TO this place.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
RAIL II INTERESTS.

EXTENSION IN THE SOUTHWEST.
ST, LOUIS, Sept. 4.-The Texas and Pacific
Railroad has been completed west OF Dallas to within
lss miles of I'll Paso The track is being laid rate
OF two miles day.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-05
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.

EXECUTIVE MANSION. Sept. $3.50 q. .m.-The
President vented once late last evening and once
ABOUT an hour after midnight. Notwithstanding
this disturbance he slept well most of the night and
this morning has taken food by the mouth without
nausea, and has retained it. His pulse is some
what more frequent but in other respects his cond
LlOn is about the same at this hour Yesterday
Pulse los, temperature 9S.4, respiration 49,
ID. w. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES
D. j. WOODWARD
~RoBERT REYBURN.
d. HAYES AGNEw.
-: 30 D. m.-The Presidents condition has not
changed materially SINCE the last bulletin was is
sued and there has been further gastric disturb
ance. Pulse 1O6, temperature 9S.4. respiration s.
ID. W. BLISS.
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN
d. HAYES AGNEw.
g. 80 p. m.-The President has passed comforta-
Ole day. He has taken his food with some relish
and had no return of the irrtabllity of stomach
ported In the mornings bulletin. The parotd swell
hing continues to improve. and is so lar reduced
thar the contour OF his face restored The wound
shows no material change. The rise of temeratu ure
was more frequent throughout the day than yester-
day or the day before, and he showed more ia igue
after the dressings. Pulse 110. temperature 90,
respiration 1S. ID. W. BLISS
j. X. BARNES.
j. j. WOODWARD.
RoDERT REYBURN.
ID. HAYES AGNEw.
, 1881-11-16

say "Of what use is it to me to
look after that child /? When it is
2, 4 or 5 years old, the mother will
perhaps leave my estate, and | will get
no advantage by it." I can we'll under
stand that the planter may be discou-
ragged in.'his efforts, and by no means
think that there are not in many
instances good efforts made, but |
cannot at all understand why they
are not more persistent in their efforts
in a matter which so evidently con-
Germs their own interests, at any rate
their future interests.
That the planters throughout the
island should see this and should
support the authorities i'll this matter
better than hitherto is | believe a
duty incumbent upon them, and n
which would be rather increased than
diminished by immigration, which
indeed should only be resorted to
with hat proviso, and which,
although entitled to no claim in itself,
can, under the circumstances of the
moment, be fully justified.
Copenhagen 9th October 1881.
(signed) p. KALMER.
Kings. Physician for ST. CrOir.
, 1881-11-16
Turkey and Greece.
(FrOm the Times }
Constantinople, Oct. ID.

Instructions have been sent to the
special mission in Egypt that it
should terminate its lahours and re-
turn to Constantinople as speedily
as possible.
An eminent diplomatist, who dis
likes somnoIent inactivity, remarked
last night that the inhabitants OF
Yildiz Kiosk ought to be very hap
Nv, because they live IN a contInu-
al round of excitement. This week
they have had excitement enough,
but it may be doubted whether this
has contributed much to their happl-
ness. On Sunday they learnt by a
llayas telegram that English and
French ironclads would be sent to
Alexandria. 4 telegram was there
tore despatched to the first drago-
mans of the French and British En-
bassies, requesting them to come to
the Palace. Yhey went on Monday
morning, and were asked whether
the announcements made by the Ha-
vas Agency were true. The answer
ciyen was, that two ironclads had
been Dr. would be ordered to Alexan-
dria to protect the lives and proper
~ of British and French subjects. The
sultan did not think that any lives or
property were in danger, and object
ed to wha, seemed to be a small ma
val demonstration but his objections
did not apparently produce the de-
sired effect, for on Wednesday eve
nIng another Havas telegram arrived
announcing that the despatch OF the
ironclads was certain unless the
Turkish mission was Immediately
recalled. Almost at the same mo-
ment a telegram was received from
Alexandria announcing that the
French ironclad Alma had arrived in
that port. These two kilograms ma
turallv caused new excitement, and
some of the usual confidential ad-
visers were Immediately sent for.
After protracted deliberations it was
decided that the mission should be
recalled, and the UDder-Secretary
for Foreign Affairs was despatched
to the French and English Embassies
to communicate this decision, and pre-
vent, if possible, any further naval
demonstration. The result of the
Under-Secretary's interview with the
French and English Ambassadors,
which took place last night, has not
vet been TRANSFERRED; but it is expect