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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Guiteau,s Trial

Seventh Day.-An unusual crowd gathered
at the court Dom on the 21st inst. The pris-
oner was escorted from the jail by three mount
ed policemen in addition to the two guards on
the van. Owing to an unpleasantness between
Robinson and Scoville, the former withdrew
from the case formally. Drs. Woodward and
Lamb testified that the Presidents wound was
mortal, after which the prosecution rested their
case Guiteau was allowed a hearing and made
few rambling remarks without rising from his
seat. Scoville addressed the jury at consider
able length. after which the court adjourned.
Eighth Ddy.-The proceedings began with
the continuation of Scoville's argument in
which he recited numerous cases of "queer
ness on the part of his client during years
gone by. Guiteau fretted considerably under
imputations of insanity made by ScovTile and
interrupted the latter repeatedly. The district
attorney intimated that Scoville and Guiteau
were enacting part to influence the jury. Sco-
vile denied the insinuation and said Corkhill
would be answered when the time came for
argument. The prisoner became convulged
with passion and shouted out ''You lie You
lie! You will not have any success from the
Lord for lying~ After reading a number of
Guiteau's old letters the court adjourned.
Ninth Ddy.-Witnesses for the defense were
examined on tie 23d inst. The Rev. Fl. N.
Burton, of Kalamazoo, Mich, who heard
irresponsible at that time, although he was
peculiar. DR.. John A. Rice, of Merton. Wis,
tho ught Guiteau was insane. Other witnesses
were examined to prove the insanity of various
members of the Guiteau family. The assassin
joked at some of the remarks of the witnesses;
and some of the auditors laughed at his jokes,
which seemed to please him amazingly. He
made the usual number of Interruptions and
speeches.
Tenth Day.-The great trial continued on the
25th, the prisoner as usual, contradictiDg wit
nesses and abusing the counsel and court He
made statement in which he charges the press
and the doctors with the responsibility of the
Presidents death. He also made scandalous
statement concerning his former wifes char
acter. The witnesses examined we're nearly all
associates and people who knew Guiteau in
early life. Nearly all testified to his queerness
and apparent insanity.
Eleventh. Dayton the 26th Senator Logan
and several other witnesses were examined, af-
ter which Mrs. Scoville took the stand and
gave biographical sketch of the assassin's
career. Guiteau as usual broke in on the wit
nesses, and INDUCED in impertinences. He
took occasion to vent his spleen on Henry Ward
Beecher, who he said had been doing some
'cranky" work on his case. Senator Logan
testified that he was harrassed by the prisoner
at one time, the latter desiring the appoint
ment as consul general to France. Guiteau
appeared at his Iogan's) rooms slightly clad,
stockingess and with his feet encased in rub
bers or sandals
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
EScaDed LyncI.fup.

]. M. Garrison's cheese factory, at Winfield,
H., burned on the night of the oath. The
patrons, to whom he was in arrears, charged
him with setting it on fire. and threatened to
lynch him. They had rope ready, when the
sheriff arrived. They finally swore out papers
Garrison says 81, 900 in money was burned in
the safe. The patrons are out $4,000. Gar
rison and his cheese-maker are in Jail at
Wheaton
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Tragical Tales.

The body of an unknown man, middle-aged
and well-dressed, was found in Winthrop's
Cove, at New London Conn.,, on the 9th. A
twenty-pound payer was attached to the neck
of the unfortunate. In one of the pockets of
the clothing was found bill from Fl. Wagner,
San Antonio, Tex, to M. A. Adams.
A widow named Miller, residing near Water
loo, Iowa, who has been insane for some time
back but was thoughtIto be harmless, strangled
two of her children, on the 9th, and attempt
ed to kill three others, but they escaped. The
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Arrest of Theirs.

Herbert M. Theirs, the defaulter, of Kenosha.
Wis, was arrested by detectives on the 21st at
No. 20 South Throop Street, Chicago, kept by
Mrs. Phelps. and enjoying some notoriety
among the police. Theirs sailed under the
name of Mr.. Jesse, and arrived at the house
three or four weeks previous to bis arrest He
has lived secluded life, writing much, but not
appearing to avoid company.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30

taxes for ten years. AS to the patent
honey, the professor says that the comb
and honey are handsomer than the finest
white clover "Vermont," and can be
sold at half the price at great profit.
Glucose does not seem to be unwhole-
some, if carefully made; but it is never
sold for what it is, but for something
else, and is therefore fraud that needs
regulation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30

A LADY of Columbus, O., the other
day sent $40 to a friend in Licking
County, which she inclosed in maya
zine for safety. She wrote letter at
the same time appraising her CORE
spondent of the fact. A few days later
she came to the Columbus postofice in
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30

meuch perturbation of mind, to state that
the magazine and money had not arrived.
and found that it was held for postage.
as she had only put one-cent stamp on
it. 1t was returned to her and she wise
~ obtained postal-order for the amount.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Through the Ice.

remembrance By three families in Columbus u1s.
Mo. While large party of children were
skating on a pond near that town, on the oath,
the frail ice suddenly gave way. precipitating q
struggling mass into the chill water. John
Gath. Theodore Murphy and Maggie Buckner
were drowned.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Destructive Inundation.

Great destruction and damage have resulted
from freshet along the Sangamon River in
central Illinois. The overflow covers an extern
sive area of farming country, and is now sub
siding. The losses aggregate from $250,OOO to
100000. disastrous freshet is also reported
along the Wabash River.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Railway Wrecks.

passenger train from Edinburgh Scotland,
colided with freight train near Tayport on
the 25th. -Four persons were killed and eight
wounded.
Two freight trains came together near Savan-
nah, Ca, on the Oath, causing wreck and ruin.
Six persons were fatally mangled.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
All for a Man.

Baroness Burdett- Coutts has resigned her
half interest in the Coutts Bank to satisfy the
demands of her relatives, who have never got
over her mesalliance. Instead of her half share,
she will hereafter receive an annual pension
from the bank
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Two Families Drowned.

A dispatch from Clayton, N. Y, says: Frank
Cupperniel, keeper of the Hub House, his wife,
two small children, and Charles Wilson, keeper
of the Cliff House, wife and two children, were
drowned in Eel Bay, on the morning of the
10th, while going to Gananoque in a small boat.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

Death and misery were entailed by the COL
lapsing of boiler in a sugar house on John
Dymond's plantation near New Orleans La, ON
Thanksgiving Day. Joe Millden, fireman, was
fatally and six others badly injured.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Havoc of War.

Arabs plundered an italian bark and burned
the stores of English merchants in Tunis. The
French have entirely destroyed the village Men
eel, near CODES.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
Collision ON the River.

The propeller w. F. Gay lord and steamer D..
T. Laue collided at Ashland, KY, on the Oath,
the former sinking almost Immediately. OF
those on board all except Mrs. Mead, the stew
ardess, escaped,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
DeatEl in a. Mine.

An explosion in coliery near Holly, Eng,
on the 21st inst, killed five persons. The works
are the property of Lord Granville.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.
GIlOlRras

This frightful plague carries off eleven in
habitants daily at Jeddah and twenty-five at
Mecca.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-11-30

AMERICAN oleomargarine is sold in
England under the name of "Holland
butter"
, 1881-10-26
THEIRS AND GOODRICH.

THE DUTY or TIE LAWYER TO HIS ULll:ST.
According 10 milwaukee,, dispatch published
II, itionl puper, +, u. rh!ers. thu Konoshs de-
fn.,ltcr md forgor. acknowledged bill OF aMlu
Ut tho schooner Graca Murray IN ChiaaKu on tho
"lst i,lst llo loft kcunshA OIL tho Eth. aud WIS
supposed to have EoDB tlireut to CtInt!a, hut this
went to show that ho tnust Aavo rotiAincd over
I'm Chiruxo until Friday last, at leust. Thu bill
of satu wlas acknowledged by Thsers hefUrc
Walter q. GoNirieh, hoeMry public and lawyer,
allh reporter pnllcd un alr. l,tt!rIch IL Asear~
tutn whether tho fnEts ~ given Wtru correct.
According 10 tlMt gGgltlHuluN'a atAt1luunt,
Tutors wAa indebted 10 him in u considerable
amount, uEtl xnye tho bill Ut snle 70 cover u.
Wl!Iintn q. bthrcbur, ~ whNni tue hlll 81 Sl!G
WIS given, IL q youthful CIgrk tn the !ttlcU OF
GooArlch, who IL a practising attorney. Tho ro-
given. -. ..-.. ..
"Tu secure mo for tho amount ho owed mo.
Schrtbur IL my clork. aud 1t WIS 1'.atlo nEt III
bis ulktnv. GatilUt tGlt yt,u how much Th!pra
| owelI me-. ] hive known Alnt 4 tHHltcr at
years, Hild VIC were 1T sehUol Together ~ ESnn3-
ton. always lDlkttl upon HIN ~ beluY worry
Wralthy-worth $lLU,0lU to $lu 9o0-and would
hASe advanced him any nnluuit."
'Iiuw did ho eatnu 10 stny oyeF III Chicago suv-
| ba lift a&l iNAny 0th6r tlohts HnpAldF
'tte came tU uIs for advice III 10 What hs
! should du, End when no detntlud the facts was
| thunueTatruck. A1tlsOl him tO YET Unt Ut the
country Ut oIlve. This ndvloo gave him
| Az AN ATTORNEY spEAklA0 I'll CLIENT.
| lie l,aid INC fec Mtld followed tho suggestion;
| liz lott Ch!caKo Saturday eveuanE, aud crossed
| into Eanud4 " 6ArIla
| "Aul while hero hu took advantage ot thu op-
, 1881-10-26


Monday Afternoon, at I,t Crosse. WIS.,. 1.oEa
Kstcy, ,.nc. 10 years. sun OF I.ouls ksiEnr, Eau"
vi Evanston, was killed wllllc nnkify ctI1iplli1E
oil IL freight truin. Tho rotnalns wero Drought
IL Evunsitt,. u.,l yesterday AFTERNOON wcfu liz
tcrrrd in 1tusehtII Cemetery.
KENAlSuTtN.
A mali named htAtAa, employed Mt tho Pun:
fnnn works. WIS killed by MfcnlEH,l Ccntrti
train nl,out t;:.n Monday evening. Up to II lase
hour lust night tho Coroner Ind not l!c!d tho
inquest, although ho WIS notified curly III tho
nnrn,ns. md tho boy ng tho dead innI stu
lies 1T tho dcput whvre 1t WIS first tAkGn: Con-
siderable i,u!iguntlpn i,,s l,cc .lrscd Through
tho alow'css Gr the cnro;or IN nll eases wllgsi
como Under hfa Jurisdiction ut knsingtn!,. N
0l.o Instance b,y ,YaA allowed to whit ncnrly
twu days bcfnre tic inquest WINS ln', mud Ut
nnutl,pf time II was fully thfrty-AIx hours bu-
foro tho Coroner put III I'm appearance.
1lYnE PARK.
.Ioseph l]ntlphlu, tho TING whose oxpto!ts IN
humping u tmrtencr and AttGtDptlrB to curfG
officer frUotnas TT tho cOrnur ut EDttnYc trutn
Nyrl,,,u Hti.i H'hirty- ninth street Stontuy night
weru rcat,al in yesterdays Tribune, was trir',
lnrnrs Justice llU,tgers yesterday mud bound
over 10 the Criminal Cottr, In bail OF $l,ooos
, 1881-10-26
T111l WHEATON Robbery.

isEfu'tS or M,:fE.s' AtlAs huScAS.
Harry Myers, nllAs Ml1ldnotl, ILLUS uv1ncan,
tho alleged hcal devil In tito recent rol,bcry nt
t"r,,. ,,sfr,mn,s.s l,o,sc. II, In i,oue County,
r"Fmcr F",t'.M o"s.. ~ .'.,a 49,. III ~. ,s,,,t
turned un yeftsr,ay morning .1 ,'ldcf mo cscnfs
him IN fr,,u III. Le,,is. atr, ,ns ut pru prnscnt-
al ,x,,h tha frcro, NJ tl,o--,tuuco,, nt tho Cen
" WI" 'ne .segN" ~ a,h ~ S,.,,.,
tral Poltce station. q Ih'AuSE reporter touuu
him sutnU lsuurs afterwards lmtnilicIl in his
ehcprtess cell. md t,i.,ccctle to gut
frnn, him hts side Of the stnry.
i,"A' ~ ,,,r.,.,, ms ",in,.nrs ~ ia r,,tnor t:tfL
Win 'nnst .t,,J;,r }"Is from, n h,ns It,rohcn
,t',;t,ts 49,, T., 4 stn,t md f,nyarti will ior
sH ,s. ,rI,. VI =, & t't. W. ,nr 9' nr',n,inrnt fai.,r
e. III tn,,, s,ii,,.e n.,s, ,mir ~ st,,,r buts
sItvh, Hill. 4i;sss HUI v..rv heavy. ishy ms-
.MG nT,,r,,,. ~ '''' III r,t ihit y1 tmnhv. MntI
his "x'., ni,cx. IHa his hnr. i;u,ik., /, gs,l
,,aEy IN s,ti",, mm,,tr ar~,iIr ,tnnlnn sat,t tir.
.,,nis,at,s.s liz M!irsel imnscnre'skcr pruve.l
.,,,,,, a..i,t,, mi ,,s,rfrctir wI,nv IL inflrm
H1au w, u, Tn'se' ~ ~ ~" po'''o''' "'''e '"
'"o p"e'e .',. s,' ~ ~, ,,,,. .,,,,,>.
"Wllnt tlu y.,u know nh01lt ths robbery, my
lowl' Hurrlc tho rcuorter.
Natl +tst p5snf
, 1881-10-26
TAKING THEIR LEAvE.

M M ~ ".'. n. vs. ,.. ] ,..,. ,,,.,
SAFtoSH AMI Ttt'i cAtSh$ t'H'h''r r"s'""' ~
rt,E.t.Uw--A SEw oRHAHiXArinN.
designations sccnt to br thu oftlur nt tho tlay
aiming tho officers uf tho First lrigAtlu 1fnas
National Gunrtl. md If tue stampede which Is
Tue tanKs "1 tho nrsasue hfe l.n,ho ~ s's."s
very aertolisly. Tho prlvatcs and eisssstetl tncn
cstt,vt we'll resign, bit II Ill Ut tim nccrA IN
thru will bu no i,cn,. IL the Organization, ut,d II
vraud bronx. III, Is ycry luulc to uns,,c. X week
nr Two nKo Nill' l'nfatia. S'tl. Iachrol''. a'tt'
Cnpt. iloynu Of the brlEnlio stntr rendered tiler
designations. ,,r,l Mpn]uy cxcut,4 tho rcslgIla-
,iuu. nf mi Sw,t,,. nrvrn Miller. nnI u,,nt.
1,"",a " ~ @ ,,., l,r". ,,u.,,R,n, ,vcre .nmt IN II,
Sria'tdc tc:'aa,'arters. Ysser,lay nj, "f these
rcssa.iais srn ss,t IT, srEMe'd' WIN Inc
anpfnsai OF t.o hrlsaun otslnia&Sr. & ,,.,,,...
fes'st!Mtl0ns yesiciTlAr nlltftlno!! Eh aw1
WeAts iHo IllHthclnb ehlpntfHssineiiLu ~ taS lGRs
@ cs s " ""S soyr ss1 ny" ss III! n S us is
nitaHalilstio 70 thG ht!gnie GHMniaaes. ~ % v'ai.
IT. s ,;,, H,;,s,sst!y hold s ps"a @ 'a ME hH"r
, .. % HvGs @ ~ iG.se' & 1"u n'a ~ !r'tM t.ai,n.
at,u Enit in's nentls rtss3 u nn:'ess; si,,.iss
%iis . VII! re- nw nt, 70 ts'' 10 H. tes ~,
Jus - scrvrd IL !, 'hs - !alt'ta III l!asr;nt easlto:
, NJ ,.s Gs ~ @ H. s rras. ~ 10"
Yesterday sto'nu?m @ anG r1nor'cr @ ,net IL ~. r
SMa., ' ~. anu hskeu "'tn p''''"'''nh WY ho W.
s'.iEnt ..n,'r W. ~. n.,tn, ,s, !, Iii" sn,, fin
f,,1,,n..I " ~ ~ ~ 0'
:::Wns! wrre your rcnsonsy" . H., ,,,,u ,,,,,
inIudcr wis sltrGct III hls duties. So'lu tillln
agu expressed my up!rIon rrHItr.llitg
aEx. r''t''EScss ,s.! AtLtrA"f IT., An!lAry ,.i -
reasotl to uh..i,v9 tlM, nr,,, s. ahss HIM..
thas s'1r nn'y rGas9 @ tUs ms,Hi!g! .i ~ III,
20: W W. !Hr ] WI ,,, ,.; -, ~ ,u.' .n
a.. ir y, .aE VIZ, tr, tn1 with ',t, XII
TMase tno neGss.ary 4H's s rt .ho s'i'Is .,s,s
!nl ~ s ~; In ~ otrr, ~ r1i,n t,,c n,."y
, 1881-10-26
THE COUNTH.HUILDING,

TIE Hospital investigation commences to.
morrow at ) Uclock.
THE friends Of Commissioner Ayars tn tha
boa1d aftor 1t was announced yesterday TINT
he had failed of renoMillatl tlnu, were namlnz
blu for Warden OF the County Hospital, aud
, 1881-10-26
A 7HfRnuGn INSTITUTION,

Tho stn1,dnrli l,lH!t,csa cu1lcYc OF tAls country
Is located In t;btcnEo II IL conducted on II
grand scalc. Its patronage is tnoi,ialc'l. IL. H.
llryant's Chicago business College furnishes Ia
young men uni young wonun tdo highest prop
aratiun for business pHrHItitB.
, 1881-10-26
WANTS sac. nnn DAMAGES.

L0ulsvtLt.E. ky., Dct. .5.-ffcorgiaua Grces,.
rs .4,iilnlstr.rix OF George Urcel, her so'l. has
brought suit nu1tist tho Southern Dairy Coun-
pany fur $sU,WW tulnages. urecn was kislol
about II ytnr R4u hy buinr crllshotl 10 tonth ny
ut elevator, ,,f which liz WIS conductor, NJ tho
f4rtOry Ut tho tefglltAHt.
, 1881-10-26

a remedy TINT Will 1,ot 'llsarpont you1" t1r:
sykes Hure Curu for CntArrll. Fstnbllshcu III
GbIcNgo iu ls7D-yitllout advertising.
, 1881-10-26

tho,,,. yu:t"r,lay @ jas II, lie Nnri $'v l'oiseo Go!rt
tho coainge witness l!l 10. a2ps:ar q an, sas
enss, es5Es E 5 sss5 s ": w%, sx sss s,, e %s
ns w Is:ssvss n" %a s ana ss ss t xst
1akc virw nlyl.nn Sons Of Tc,n nrcrnMt,sSe, 4 e., was
otto applicants far chnrser ~ Mrs. T.. a; pcck.
a1'' s i sa' S.a' iSiso It Vic so "ns q Tsmpernc
II Inos: ,oeers wofS ,1 nleeaca - nna ru HI,poi,se
sf: Wst't V xcoit. Il T. 4! f. e. 81 "Sn ii %I
H. v WS; VI ss ,';1s ys: III Ill., Ii Il aay A@ssT. ssns ce
TS r. Il: ,ons III; Ti''i""i + ". r. ID appo'"e ] ~" - "
stn. wtl,.,AN, 1srE,.. n hrokrr lining business ~
nj hIs olcn yesterday morning. was p1a@snd @ II \
carr!nge anl tAkc,, 10 hia home ~: n, A. Ers ;1as
es Sar @ n9, sosso 81 ois tSa y af Ms
ha was nlicicd. Mr.. tstcl cntne 70 this 1iiS
o1 s!eynn years. aE9 % sHo IN, 9 5't,,T trkar ~
nEu business. He Is atokun OF is thnso Wnn
know HIN ~ MT t,prrt nn in MI his dIalllHa
"S4t IL years Of ,"ae, and ieavos vito mid two
children.
TIN l,est appreciated compliment TINT slie tlc.
.siy = iprs o q n. 3ho stnw stSe ns
1rntlonnlly nn ,,tt-by m os'l-t!tnc thief. who
wrote irt,si city n Southern innnt! ,I, afia r.,
Sel,'s "r,ilctl al q "s,9. liz says thAt. a.
y, R"ws ~ ~ lin, Il" .Incs t,t whit IL
"al,w np unless he bps tso Assurance s, tha1 ,n ,v
H., "I na .h,,,, ~" 1nttnr w"a n,iircssrl r.
pltn, that shb D-tlnicr eos1!'l get MS business
t1onn by 1,nxy. that hts rorst't'hi presence was
4 urErtS,, Of t,crmat, suloonkccrcr$ WINS hold
Mt I'm Cottage ntnvr nvoI,ne vratert!hy ntter-
moi, fnr Tho ptirpt,sc Ut considering tho ndvI:!-
I ~ II l9s1 .,ah s%G ~ ,llo orsr
Ssfs S ft = % s;:,es 9 !,ss.ss!!o; ILL.,; W.
eeanE Wy, Mitmer "".y . ,,rt,snt m1.,ie i"m,rks
nen q';r, ,,,'; s""M v Mss,s, tln.,,n ;sI,is scrt
nu ,S @ =, ssri ,s W sw xt tha s
, tI sn" 70 Wn1 ~ ,,,rf' n,,cs the thrTo
M i"n tug i seHrtry M rr,M ws s,,,oee
eps % . ." t,o y si,th sHis to tret u alns asion
nnSt Tug atSsny nrooanh n,tasmh' Ut oe'oe" ~ '''''
mo "S"'""'''"n p'oposo''' .,,.
Hilvr avenue ,lisreputntirs. wI.s hcI, 10 tho
t;rin,lual Court ypstor,'ay by Justice WnllAco
ur r' WI!H WIm!sHHr, ii nntari". Knowing thas Winters
wonLs IL III! probability nos re.,.aitt in the Ely Ely
pCGt,rcl tMil WAa Released. and rDtliF1G 10 llD
81 whit fur new prey. Abolit o'ci0ek Il, tho
nfau1noon the Prey W. H. ~ ~" ~. IL
,s. WIN alterwaTt,s, gnvn ~ Mn'v ~ ,,riicr ~ " trr
.,s ,a NJ! eo The orn osl%y ~. o hs hrr.tc h @ a.'
JIG SERVICES g a prate.*;,al bon.'s, a,,a ,
s,reef s"t @ s hcr he' " Woaed S ~ pasc 81
!,,sues u IT, manner ,n which ae'"ss,s
S%Ss 9 @ sy Sa sxs;s "f HeSan ssa % cesso
win i,roHsht to light Yesterday 1t tho South sllo
Sa st GSr! i wnS x tcr Ts s s 6eo9 i%y 's
lieStttc, .lsortlerIy co,iluc;. fho uwucr Of tho
hume stoo!l W In front Of MS lmor.n sa,e-
, 1881-10-26
TIE CI.rI-1IALL.

TIE ClTI-1IALL.
THERE wcrc thirty-stx deaths reported In tho
city yesterday.
Cn14 BALDWIN, thu Gns-1nspector. Is Innk-
my II tl,usulYh test TT ul tho city uctrcs.
-sSufNEEn CHs0lgn Inns sc,t IN tho own
crs nf tho scht,uAer Sawyer l1IIt for *:Es' lur
l1lnugeH tiui1c tu tlla Httc street DrllEu by ruin
Min. into It oil tho 18th OF September lust.
1tEnE wns unnthor ellsu uf sninli.po at tho
1.rltluwGl !c.tcr.lHy. 1t " never allowed I"
xprcn.l theru. hnwprrr, l,ecAtlsu vaccination II
cotnIn,lsory. Thv patient was funiovcd to tho
pest hulse. .
THE Muyor snys tho I',tt aftN Gazetlc suys that
he vita gn!,lE 10 lrInt policemen on bteyt!es III
connection With .l,o telephone system. lilo says
he hlls ,nton tU Try oc illsan in that way, AMI
tint Is Lieut.. Cnrfitr.
Tn: following building permits wcro granted
yesterday: c. Erricktun, tw0 st-stIry ntltl
tmsc.Iit1it stnrus. IL BY % feet 40. lla Mlwh,s-
kcc avenue. tD cost fs,tA!: ..lc! stcnson. twu-
story tari,. 10 by E' fout. No. ~ Monroo ssrue''
SuME innoccut co,tnsry,net, hnva compln!ned
tn the Mayor TINT they fltve sent ntoneF to tlie
+" United NtHt..s manufacturing Company" No.,
s,ss in rctitrn but TINT that IL tho lust lint thoy
have henrtl Ut elthor thcar money nc tue cof~
cussl.
Ism few .1nys tho Mayor will so,ul out four
mounted itucpHlGn, two Of WhUfl VII! tb on
duty ol thv Sul,lh s,t!e. rhcsr Nun Will travel
~ Ovrr tho city. nfid arrest ur ur'lnr artesea.
I'LL lersntls who uGatrlct tl1c III tho street IN
various why's. surh ns unnecessarily backlilx
wugo,.s to sidewalks, using sktt1s, ctc.
JUSTICE 1Sts,,tsu.s yedtcrluy INFLICTED tho
t""wE sss 10. for y|ontto; Ih,t t sS s x %T
p:ce. Patrluk Kelly. No. :i'u llas!uas street: T.
Eulry, 50. lat Thirteenth rlacr, 50 tch; M,1,l H.
kerr aud A,rlny Fynrs ,sere given lon dnys III
wheel. tu co.,p!y with tho Inv.
, 1881-10-26
THE CITY.
PERSONAL AND GENERAIs

H. t,EyAv, Of New Y,,rk, Is nt tho shcrmata. !
EpwApp s. TAnEt, Of I,tsstou, Is at tho Palmer.
A.u. HAMILTON, Of Wyo ming, is Mt tho shcr.
hnn.
Il. a, sSsnE,.. of New York, Is Mt tho shor'
nun.
JF. riAss.rr, Of siot;rosea, H.. is ut the Tra.
uuut.
HAr.MoN TITUS, OF Newbs,ry, VI. is at tho
Palmer.
W. H. nrr1. OF Deadwoos1. u. T.. Is Mt tho
tnlmor.
j. q. Tlotr, of Emu Claire. Wis., is mt tho
fremont.
II, D. McDoSALt,, or I|nnville, Ill, Is at tho
recmont.
!. T.. Dunr. ot wheeling, ". va., is Mt tho
sherman. .... 80.
Yt,E Asststnnt-Trcnsurcr ycs,crday dsabursotl
iIslt1O III gu!,l.
The cnIloettons OIL ,lutlablo Koo,ls yesterday
amounted tu <"l.Sk'.
,ru,,u,s ro,.sYrl, md family. OF West Chester.
Pa, nrc Mt tllH Palmer.
Mu A*n stl,s. Lewis CMM1i:H nnt! Sam'eel ~.
CrpAIcr, of Astla,ld. Pa, ire Mt tho Ia!naer.
EuSESr l.EHTtl1i:is. Il. vnlltt. and Charles
lol,nrt Or Phris. Franco, nro Mt the Palmer.
JAMES H. MHrtlSFY. 4. u. Norman. mud l,r: II.
wohgnlu,l, Of Springfield, nro ut tho hcana'
4 SuNnsu nf stnyonlalsers met ut No Ctnrk
s.rco, Inst evening for tho PURPOSE VI orgns's2-
ing II" "ssoc'a.4o''' ...., tu,,,,
FRANC Il. WltKiE and fnGiliy fetMrneu trnl.
Europe yesterday, uss'i nro aola'c'loh NJ 1no
Grnnd Fncllsa llnttl.
A suntt:s OF : o'clock lectures Is soon to 10
inutgirMtr,i under tho nilsplces OK tho AouHH
Mcn's ChrIslnn Assassination.
.ruy ,ntornnI.rrycnuo rccctnls yesterday
,,, IN ~ ~ ~, st.t Mi ~ whrII SstEfs wis ft,r
I'.tta :" ak f1r ,.,rmrs III tfu for iuttcco nud
sE'siit'; III tH- Hr'f hn'.r ~ e''"'''
s-'oi' tp' pee''
AN owncr IL wanted Ut central stat!on 'ns . ~
old rcd lcnthur packcthook cnhtaat1tne tlh Ms!hH
t,lscilnruu uni olhnr papers btshHgE 10 AAlt''n
SllgrwooA. It w!s td,lha ny ohicer 'hl"cso'' III
tno l'oc" 'e'a''o ''p'''
GE.sGE lfAM1LTuS. nf 1okohn,al JannM; y;
Chnrcs jenny. or vienna. AHstr!ts EnTiuS J..
l.ciIc,nnt,. Federico Dr14eI. md q: harscl. City
OF Mcxicu, Nro ut tito GrAuA pnelt'e.
r,. ar ,,, r,,,,r.a nr TIN ft,,n,nIttcc IN
Enr..n ~ - w W. 't1,si.ons. AsaosInijnn will bo
.;a EnGnhoi' )" NV NV sn;,.,,s nj, nnnrntfun after
5!In'SuGu y. ~, ~ rnn,,1 tT ~ Tin ussori,ttnt,
No''"u ut 4to ''''''' " >A0 "s,,., ~.
THE temperature yesterday rs nbsGfsCA W
9hnssa, Uc1u' M ~ r. - - ~ H,,,r,ns: Il, II. M. III:
r
, 1881-10-26

rho following marriage Iirouaes weto ISSUED rcssor-
Names and rs.t..tuct. Age:
iMary j. v"udsshSas. ciiIeaEo:...".......... ...M
!Sfs;St' SS Il: T. fSni fiSsa. s G5HSS ..':
sssH s!I.!!i insrehr ca:;
3s,lnnio !.an'bsUc,t. Clcayo
s,Gps a4;. FIX Hi"sast: nsisax.:
4Jnhnnn kcsen. a'stfcaa0
s:H ttis at! atayt tSIeaso
'rss ,:SsHn5 anS.j n|sES: |sxs
5aasin 3as n'Sss'
,Ss &a"is '!ius!ff si st'iss. A'!s uSs, s:
EaWas, Il l,.. sTs
Ni.i!s il. Catsr. ChtcAKo.
Iamss T. xan i'ucsn r. u.s. Setsr tn hnp',., la:s
| Ida i, LunR. Cheaxo.
tn.!ay Il. N,t. sHt! IL %ssi Ss's"TE
%%,TSst4 ,ss ssks; ,.si tisax. Sssxa z;
SS,E|sss Sl;,|s ss;ys n q% ,s'1t 1sasa;: ais
s5suMs 4 I Wis,asy 'iSEasy Esa"sttS; Sanst,
csrsie ssSc Jiha'cchl ihs"n cheaae
sss sy r's Srns'' iH''S' liH;''s 'istf i49t. 'I
.. sG;sSSiS; NsSia; GhisssS
Hnn!s atss. stS
tisurse .irulnbaues, Chicaso...... !,
,w and" = T. pS: li5its.nyei, S'S sI ioui:.
tSHs lss 1s't:ft st.t te&i!saxs
1ss X " jJS.:sn a:s Ses4
fHanupl ". Frank. ChscaAu
fSaruh hTwinus. GltcMEg.