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, 1881-07-04

Sims been f0r many yuaTs ouo Of tho most
9Etoa. Ths moi agreeable fsilow ID ttis IL wSfia,
sns tiias the H. Tansposts.ion 9o%paay,
s by sxpross @ With I"strooasS tsasS 10 sees e. n'
Wsitnoat sf!a dS!ny ~ ao1urlnE ton yotos y, the
iaoasa ct HnpFSssnt@tivss tor certain subsidy
iuenoo" d .fhe tune Of tSUSj apIeos. liz 10. 10;
Ss.Sy u u ywss Gill; an e. ss @ ] a S .ss sysa atex r
Fin. I'D patwss, tss psIs toiS pttiffai as"ry s
as's,h snas l'l didn't Eo through, and one yosa was
:, Auothor motnber Was about to be married., and
toraes worth S6,1N. o. iho very i'H tiay u tic tic
wedding ~ s9uxAt un ntoryew With The groom,
"Yes,''' answered The R.pross,tative. ;hnl!
ppnIts psqISS'y yxI, r. xns fef'n!Eht "IIsys yo
ass"ss si"a II "a i,cl ,sts !. .ssot Of papes !:
~ y.t a MrS s "a az J. aa' StW t. W Rs arss T
i, soo:" 's1a, hSayonai bad oauutea o!i your
XIII; a .as b. " nas ~ i y pns x!yo H.
Another lnelnbsr WIS presented outright with
re 'n@t!,iSyi @ Mnothor, wh, was pt,or. horrowoA'
10 a1 Ses oxe Il lie rssat of 4 u, t 'folsu m1slo
..ate s9c.5i sosnpo, a..1 .uot tho has. 1heru TO-
MMtu1u S-sMW Ahu llat NJ hfo nameK Ut uluH
WhuM - Know frun Turner experience to bo
,., M,ort1 erto!ng; " gt.lN.l dotisr .party VII!
H!YeR theln; tna GaAilipAKne alwed fT1uly, and
whom 81! oxcept tue laDGyist, wsro Il. vi stai.
..ont!y happy fralno o. inlnd, + document WIN
pEn4ure4 purpHrtnK u bu u potitlou to tbs Dls-
ttrlcs Gumg's.nn t1r ~ addItioaal xss.latap
wont tlown llkc q aasl, Two days. later
tho Q \ \ h var 81, tho oalaalas.
s. Waited ouch Of h!e frleptls .butOre. the
npeu!nG hour, Mll suuWeI hlul hia Signature to
ap!e.lxe g yoso "sye" ,pn lbs bil!. Enoh n1,.
ssstsa thas b. was not awaru Of signing sueh
T. soni!ttoa :. k!law whit hs had q what %
psxss wsre xvpt ii Tae il' eilI .sn. {hpSuxSs. @
tonk tta nn5i sAyed ny thls prudent iaa,
soInShaw o. otilora so,ts,dn! 3ot atloat about
tho hlll whl!e attarwar!. There waA an a..
reoplo autuRtly uriLe.l WVFu tlrestenul wIiR
expulsion. While lho roport was pendli9,
epis0ls In trout, u bis hause.. The Nspro.
ss, "s"a hsvS ssts a,a Il hos.e h.;tss ~
"Yes," sns"eEsd tas lobbylt, "ls satisfies MY
, 1881-07-04

e ,Im% "i'1 y s,nt's, nH's'T I1n,s,s @ ~r,s als, d.
H., i ~ 't,:,i.,y f"r me fnntiv
= ,r r.;>s' ;1 q, g., s , 3 Y u,ft.t III I1s%s Ul,, vi,
Gn,'re" t' ii EuslaIai. III .1r ior,urr, u:
HM,1., from lie fnrr ol III. vnr.l,.
w G *'~aHnE ~; s,,ta g. !hf i,,*t!'sat n,snnff LIS. Is.
siS sn Eli Z" ,t y u,ns II sns b"si iss'e lss @ cysnt @
ncc,lrtel III Tint country which calletl fnr!!
such general expressions OF Indignant public
THE DAsrAnnry CRIME
Of saturday lsst WnIs tl9 ea,,sI'rIncy, I,SyF,{m 9Id
0ne Of tile freeat a1uf most eHlgl'tcn e. coall.. \.
tries unsler the s.ll, falls q ytGti'ti OF
,tlip wnMlu-be inrr.teryr's !,is!ol. We cal,.
n"t lslp tltk!Ms 't W a., ass9Sims',on '';4ist T1
sult ot tho n,tsclcvons. teachInvs or t,lci,
wlp nttyocate The sjioIn!tnn uf pfolerty ntiu
tin slaughter OF human lltn. It y necessary
III THE Interest ut bhh TINT the teachings ~
{ncunttnrtes Ill., tllc press and b1 tile platlor1h
should be crushed.
SEwnuna, n. Y.
NEwnuNa, n. T., July A-rhe shooting Of
the President was nltltllcl II, III prayers n1tl
sermons at MI the cilnrclcs Of Up city to-
day. III SONIC cnses tic lntc9t Intelligence by
telegraph was nnl,onneesl fronl pllnl.s for
tions. .-...- go
rilryToS, n. Il.
TRENTON, n. j.. July .a-1n NIL the
churches Of tllis city slH!ctAl refurencn WIS
mule to tl!e nttnek 1,N0n tin atn OF tle Chlef
Magistrate, nnd prayers offered that Ills life
might he spared. Tho event casts a'gl0Dtti
over all ctasses.
RAnArouA.
spteini Dttratth to Tae thteaea 1fib,tns.
SARATOGA, y. T., july h,-Tl1e GHiirclles
to-tihy were liiIesl with guests md citf1c,is,
md spcclul petitions wGru offered UP for tho
recovery Of President Garfield.
La 1IAHrE, tLl.
. Svefdt Dttpnieh to The Chicago Tribune.
la 1tAnPE, ILL.,. .Jl,ly a-lnteisa eScitc-
1nell continues to t!Ervt.l and, taitlioa,Eli s''u
great feeling.
11A1LrAx.
HALIFAX, July A-In consequence Of Tho
attcnlpt on the life nf tile Iresitlent t!t tle
United States the Goverllor-G General will not
attend those official duties which were ar.
Tange,t for previous to his arrival ut Halifax.
SENATOR ALLISON.
Special Dispaleh TO The Chteapo Tribune.
DUBUQUE. In.. July 1.-Srnatnr ALLISON
hurried tn Washington to-tlay.. 1ie feels tliai
It ~ better to bc Nt t1 Capital ltl tile rrvsuni
stale Of niEafrs tllRn ut home,
1.lIonE ISLAND. ...
PROVIDENCE, X L.. Jul, 3.-Gnv. Little
field has issued n proc c!H!nAtfHi rec0i,lheiid
inE that nil festive celebrations be- omitted
to-day.
wILKEs1.Aut,t, IA.
W1LTEsrA 1sI,E, 1tt., July 3-Prnrers wert
ofFerctl In MI The clNrchGs to-day for the re
c0yery 0f President Garfield.
, 1881-07-04

e. ,.. xn r., "s ~. on''IMN' ,,s,s' ,1,,.
~. Aovao' 1s,,:, ..o'' .u.s o'.a"s ~ Isepnus.GIn M
field Is paratloxtcul, That tic cruel spirit Of
n,nr,ler sLn,IlIl hnve becn nro,,sed SpaInat
ill., -, tho nraaSt ~ .,v..,, n,'. i,,,fsi',,a;
n.'h III .ne p.etst u esea oMe inu'Vs1ual
man for Ills violent death Is ono
of the mvaterfrs hi our Nat,onal history.
Amn,,r Mi lt,o nuhlic nau III America Win
tan ".e,,.aI H. ~ ~, aa" ae. ~. y. ,s wv
fore the people whosu nianners, life, and
character l,tye 80 little In them to arouse
tie fierce passlons Of MI assassin.
III, ,.,rsooo, ot'"rontar ,v,, NJ a,ntn,,Ia
Las pc4ao4'". e''"'ut'eA "aa w. '"'''"u4e
~ that OF woman: l!e Is not
cl'nreetl with my OF 1sls faults Of heart'ess
cause, a1,d will meet viii, no Suggestion Of
defense from, any. creu,l, sect, or slla,le Of
opinion, lIn Is profoundly rrrr.tte,t il, every
:,!{ sSS,aF{ry,: Tl'at fsat!rs ef . Sls sssas'p%ts!
~ tht! oStn W., 'S !1ost ".sss aSest ~ 'aE
attrty aH ui p"Wcr @ arr ro scprcsy ra ST. ..
WaeIo 2'ieef" r. mr. tiotealtarS ahu holu lidc-
po""s.. y. INV leopo.
H.. .a,il WilES y AM Msco!.S WAS SLAIN
eject of Il llerce. prtllonRed. atMl llonty Civil
~ Maf; /, ,r ~ wv pne'!n'en !it " a aofia!
oie ~ nMr NAt.oWs llte, Which lew tgs!r niMl
,oe sy9E sxpcs t. w Itconta nnt De
t oxerese Of r. ,wwsr v bt ae ,,nW liz ps entrv ~
sas'l'nt!on ,s " aMa J"tei MMs'strhla N 500,
H.; Nn,,a', ~. i!va"M i.,"a. usiHGo M.u MheaunAleu
1i,us Tr.nI ~ " ~ 'u p ~ Wy Mto
~ IN ,ttnna,,t m riia ae ~ ,a m ,t,.t eTut IN % is
stat1 srcn th fe ia ,n ~ y ths y "sa t9
tint tl,,, mia wi1.mn II, a.. 't",ta -. .snaI.s
, 1881-07-04
REUNION Of INDIANA SOLDIERS.
: En<t{di f1itni}fk IN tfths ~ ats,,x. 1S,tf,,...

LAFAYETTE. Ind, July lat lnpottng Of tho
committees to arrungo tor grand reunion Of
soldiers 10 bs held III this city, Sept. 81, ~, and
SOD. lust, was socotpd ~ thu tt1uo. Tho fu,ow.
Ing indiana regiments wcro represented: Tenth,
Fifteenth, Sixteenth, Twontteth, gortiotb, Blk.
. tte,a. ssysnty,ssco9d, EiHhty,aIxta, ono hul.l.
are4 unaHlftIath, and One llindrod aud Fifty.
f9asth lnfantryi. l4arrla' Light. .Ilorso aad
K,xhtoun,h ! Halteflcs. Tne suGrosury was
directed to correspond with ths Adjutant-
General, and, X. p0salblo, SECURE 60U GruGCh-
!andfnN rlllns., don. STEWARD +, Wuthltotl, 0t
Now furkt and Col. uob luYeFsult havo boon ID.
vltod 10 address tie boys on tho ocoason.
, 1881-07-04
HUSTON "TuAvEtLElLn


BosroS, July s-The Tntvelter. speaking
of tllp assassination. says: "lt Is ltnnttUr-
nbly shameful md inexprcsslbly sad.
Every friend of runet,on. eyorv el,-
e,ny Of liberty. every champion Of
strong, absolute government Will take
encouragement from this tniq0ltous deed
It Is plea for tho rulo OF Komanof1s, and
Tic 1o''apsrtey presented at t!,e bar q lIs.
tory from t'ie !al,a ot George Wasn'hston."
DAKrFo1iD "T1MEs."
1IA1lrronp, Co,tl,., July 3.-The. Times
says "his ort!e o., spirit LOT Of assassination
"u'' e'''l'' 11'as' s,s ~ su.1.sm " ,,,rav '"N
considers TINT the recent severe Talk con-
trlbuted to upset the weak mind Of the as
sas'a' NASHVILLE "Auru,cAx,"
NASHVILLE. Tenn, july s,-speaklnr of
the assassination tbs Anlcricn,l says: 'Srl,e
motive of lie crilninai ca,l only b guessed
ys s S ,slasst xs2sstsss fsss II |sepSS;sa t
phcIonle,,oI, Of sucj, a Mild, catching lie
cue tO action from 4 prevailing aEitation, have
ali doubtless played tl,cir Dart in this
tsTsols raan asar an wroEths s4 meat s. M ~.
divIdunj. and lie stalwart faction had ito
t,ore m 10 do | with I'll il Than furnish tiis % QUO
is braiS. 1lappily Il It Is I not 1SAetis an IN:
enr a ront at vca AsGa " "a oo Il deyfsepns e n
so,.al. 9, f. WSstsyes TIC S ;ei!set and, geS!Sss.
great ti1e public consequence, w hGvo ny Moyer
sseh ti!e coiilmMnity @ 90 npwer1Gl'y y in1Yeu has
tn sy'apathy atii anxlety anu 50 nor
Republic should bo th!!s stricken down ns Il
this were Spnin or Russia. .sect!onal!sn
hn,ylnR passsa aWaS wnaeyet aah5f9s n
Nfs Nsnnn NJ hat ncs Wi
liyertsd fro1i the ehannS! thsy would hayq M
Is ,to By feared. Our sylnpatltes gre alone
~ Masn ae Ststss Gn.eG' tMs - Gut t siolt Wts H..
i,"ne,iscs s nsn viii, M ths M bsrsayai vita and
clliiIren.n 1 "''A '''' '''eA''s> '"-'' '.''''
,,,,,,,,,s "e f.,,., y 1,i.n ,sa.'.,,,. ,A.,,,,,
e SEArt!,s, H. IVY SMnne l MlaaP1sy @ @hRReat
r. naari1 1s sv tha.a ss ns
saaIt stefaay tosy y,v ht hsafS TT eSs e o ~ s
iSFs', a'a os,sst Ms IeM s asSnci""& tnst ,o oig
u tne saoaesg pAges lhat nhs to
" ,rtas Mowh ,sto,. 70 I,a genosaiaons & l. ~
IN rao casse sooriss tFans wEie Efie
eHrt!a , kmoWA ny muiua y. ptser; W. oioun as
nd siP dme thnt 1s,aT ~, Sa,o ~,
Ing man struck duwn, and 6y blow frolt,
behind, then the coward md murderer to
claim Tor Himself tta title Of patriot Is Kuilt
Of tho deepest dye."
r:!. DETROIT IT,, "rosT "a: AND 4:1ngxs:" ,'u F..
ibs eltariay SI say says 'Is PTessnt Sas dnf. ame
fleii llns been si,ot. 'the real inotiya al tjia
crime can 0,,ly be coniectnrsd. TlIe Fresi.
tlc,,t's whole }lfo las beeIl sinRu!ar1Y free
from ,ofre,tso against Ills felow.llleil and Inns
fnr'ilshe4 H., NC motive FIX 'tIis crla!e..
Wnich nus the lahd WIN lnulRnatl0n
Hnd threatens, to STROUD 7 n mourning.
washington telegraIns report the assassin rs
declaring, a1i Stalwnrt, md Art'lMf !8
now presluent.' Ihts IS not yet verified. aid
Lily w mntEMs. 1mt 9vett IL !!e alu 50 w..
cl,"raoed wlt,, X ,i,he crfms '"a'S "e' W
.w,- n.,o.,- .s,,,. ,.,,,.. 49,
rs 1t Will the entire civilized WDrjt.- F1yIur0
, 1881-07-04

St,tr says cdltorally of The attempted assns-
ina,i0E IAN eyr,t II little less startling
TINT, tho assassination NJ President Llllcull,,
nIrl tNrtlly kss ll0nttnluus II,
lts pnssiblu results, Urcurr1 IN
tho waitsllg rt,0nl IT tho f'hll,nora
Il Potomac Railway Stattot, III tltis city ta!ls
morning. This dreadful alTatr .,nttst be
ptu.liciIve at gravu md yarlctl Thoughts md
suggestions. II sec,ns n startling feature is
the fact that assassination has. como
to be recognized ,aoslo of rcacl'.
ing those for tho tlme being called
10 the hend VI our tnyorn,nc,,t. Laying
high placc, al,u those connected with hin,
a,nl wlthuut attaching nucl, Importance
tn the cllar,tetcr or purpose Of
tic murder, tie, fact that two
Presidents lave fallen by the bullet
of assassination lays tho question whether
iifa isrsoforo udoi,teslp by our P!eslisnts, rs
col,*!sssnt with, the Eynlns q onr
iss"'!o' ie" q @ repunll lcsn So"S form q goy:
safe: II tGs cnicf y Eseentlye ei tic ,iation Is
to be. n target fur tho bullet OF lnnatics, !is.
nSe's si'fb M be q oeesssey ss e. nSsa
fprn1al nnti ,rlciul,t means Of protcc;.
t!on ,S sorv M@sU ", +,,a eeon ao ~ gysss;. N.ss;
~ tlat i:rt,.1' ~ H. thnt ~ 'o rrssiinnt liz.
me's VII, ,art;a,' Us ~ tt ~ Ps,Gma ,, - x' ~
inxt. n., ia Il, s,irint ,nt!,, ~ ti,c nssas,
'sntInm 'rhis "ircn,,,s}o nnc ,,okna lila ntfnir
ia m,oro ~ slcnrahiU s,i '" II ~ t. this
.rr tsatrs Of od tho nbit.s snosft that 7ecs;va W.
ttin nuat aorIn,,e Ii const,nroiinn. Tint t,o
cat az +, st tiis ssio.o svns ti,nt ~ ai,I, H. IT,.
W. y. .!Is ,StaSo WIZ , ILL., " 9,t TE'. M
,,t nos w fs,,,, Wt1 ~,
est,nIn, XIV ~ iis ,'amvarnma ,,rn{nhi,litns s'
toI ,hn font ri ,nSv IN H.. Soi 70 patnr Iii f.
tn ~ thts ,vrl!,,@ VIII ~ 1 III nToat fnsn ' ~ ~
TIIerc are' IoWaver. n,',,,in nrn,I1;ls fnr m.
;,rn,aniin,', ii' In ,,.nst mo asr.,s rss,'}t
,i tEiss aaw @ 'ltuse H., ooi3 v,,nInv"r1 II,1
III IL tein ,,os ,a .,,nt ,t.ttnI.,,isIei LGI
f.r,,t ,t,a", ,m,i Es fou,,v ",, hnva fI,a q,rr.
fn,',,,I Is.s,nrt tha ,lsn,, ay.notiv etd far.
vent ,rnvNrs nni ~ n 'he Mp,arcon '<m mcn,.a
ai,no hf t,naa ~, avarv c,vit.ad mntInn ~,
tne 'aee Oh 1ne eas!r' rst,, !. no.r,
takes the ground that the aitair Inns no pol!t..
OF fool crazy from disappointment,
THE +" SUNDAY HERALD" {pgM,)
saws: "}yhut mn awful commentary IN
~ s;s,S;, II liz 'x sssPs Pi IL s; AZ s AZ
vnnra hro, lin 'e, ANNA m..'' 1nn,,afro,,a
erls Tls wl,ict ;,orrttls"i tha n''sstuII War1l
~ ~ ' tho c,"an ~ o,'r tn,'r ,.oors ,f f;nii
~ War "' ,ini liza nrinrtn,..s % nt,yocnfcI Il hv tl,n
iin,, Lvu,n,, 'Trt,,mhuEi. Mi nther Glvj} sir.
s;na ra;,r.,nra ,rln a1 ~, HrSt ,e,., ,oa
enEgattcd " illn|y apoa our @iitiy BY
scas!,ssiv r n,,i ,,,rmT Tia iotnat fam"t''
| onseSostf2tI t4NtA punNtt t'o tAtT't l"t.H.t-
, 1881-07-04
THE PRESS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.
HsTATE JDt|IlSAL,H


Bpsstal Dispatch to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 3.-rhs State Io'tr-
nal tkspublican) this morning snys Ut tic
ntte,nptel assassination: "Fcw pcDnle who
remember with painful vlydncss tbs pail of
darkness which settled down upon the MI
ton when, upon the morning Ut the l5tl.tot
April, l6D5, the appalling Intelligence. wns
given 10 the world that tlla bullet of an ns-
sasn had closed the earttily career of Abra-
hun Ltncoln, anticipated that they would 10
called upon TO witness Its counterpart In the
same generation. That occurred ut u tt1t,e
wien the Nation WIS struggling, the ln.nd
Df tho demon Of revolution ut its
throat, and when the public sense
Ind become accustomed to, deeds Of blood.
Yet 1t shocked tie whole civilized world.
Thn purest putriut and wlsest 8tAtes,nan OF
hls tins wfs rcloye1 by yiolsIce, lust as lle
rebellion! and sootl, It's lngu lnto peace. 1t
wAs crime w!l0se memory will Inst for Il
century,--nye, for It wtlnle cycle 0f cehtllries,
--wlsiIe the popular horror, iM y!cw of its
but little mort. tl.a1l passsd tho sixteenth
anniversary, OF that turk a,ni glaOmy
April aAy before we, uro, called Mpun to
record another lIke atten'pt to sacrlilce ,,tl,,
details gf tho attempted assassination If Pres
where throughout tie Land, d feHlInv 0I
n!Isl0st !mcxnfssable ll0rror. OCCURRING ut n
tnS tS Ysm s t9 F, satry @ y y ,s st9ts IT, r [o
other, there seems u b1 no conceivable lnu-
tive f3r lt,-not syen tlle. llunlisl, motive IT
Iebe!llal! aftl t1ensonnblo revenge, which
Hrnlnpied :. tho. assassination Of LIlIcoln.
Natlcn Us s,'disi,Iy and 1l maexpcsisiiy rs Il L
The lightning hnu burst frD,n 4 elcnr sEy
aid %r'ipt tic Wholu ulty III III the rails Il
cahilagratl0n. The ertnlu Is the deed Of y
bic oll the Ero,l,tls even which prompt Or
dlnnty crl!tlllla!s., 4 nust! 0t extraordinary
purity Of llic. amlability 1T character, y nlEil
WlM hiss d1np nothing ils A.t Individual Or ns
ucrlmInal, tbs foremost n'ull tf the Natlon,
struck down Mt II lnt,l,lelt when liz lind l,o
reason' to suspect that tl!e enemy wins
sar 'n1H ,n I ,h,s S1 St. trws ,u; Ansrisa'i % ca!
humiliation Tint, un,Ier 4 Iiover,iuent u tic
people, w the peOpst, aIld fur tho ptalp!c, tho
lives Ut Its chuse1. rulers nrn mt 6atD from
tlA assaults 0fassasims. 1t lsan ullttrsorvel
stigma ,Mpt,n o,!,, ,rap,ibleat g.yer,msnt tint
Mittyd within less than nAroru Vt years. 'rl.is
would Scarcely be pNsslblA were II nut fnr
The lear tint ,o,tr. rulers neglect tn hedge
tStn, etmseyes I,%; about wlt!i tllose 1atr!srS
THE "sr.srE l.gGssrEIl"
}at! f fcsa,,t f,nriinfI T. .Isn ,,I; I'm.
Rr,Wafui ,rcnrra,,tn II, III, hts'nrw ,,f ;iIn
HMerican NsnaGils. Wbntiler Nir' f,"rt,ni,i III
dies or i,ot nukss iio tirorcnst, viii @ te @ fact
Twic. w1im ,"rin a ~ a t, M.s 'u: IT,:
u.v CIiri Executive os our Sat Eel, l, sot iat
T., rsVn,l.ts liz, mn,1et, nj .iis"St.",,t"I w., nvs
butter IL oNr furln Of KsIyVrlllI,eiit tj,uM the
tyInhny 0i N4ssin II J! a'11rtl6 no pru!eGtl0ll
ia t''tne ths ,a. Ma Ss IT, re M Iaet
, 1881-07-04
3, SHOT ny AN OFFICER,

0F*sF8F 0HV"'EE " 1H* @E1tNVu 1ttVHHt&
KANSAS CtrY, No., July 3,-~Thls after
noon, about 8 o'clock, n negro named
Charies Scott. employed at the Fnlr-Grounls,
was shot and killed by Deputy-A{arsldl Muir
pity. Scott was running fran a policeman
who hau been asked to put hin of tho
swings, md Murphy. wlowas OH horseback,
Joined Ia tho chase. Not knowing for what tho
nut, to stop, and thon shot ,hl,n Ii, tfe buck,
frum tho effects ot which hp died In nbout thirty
tninutes., Tho shoatiux Ia pronounced ulneues-
eary aud unpruv0kel hy tho Fair-uroAnd
Officials. and Murphy Will 10 arrested Oh Mol,-
, 1881-07-04
A" ESPECIAL" TAKEN lNTo CAMP,

r, About o'p!oSx sa, Sast evening" VI Daultor
cast on Harrison street, ho saw. when jusa Ia
front Of tho 49sd sehuol, : ono man
bcattng another I In :, an =; unlpssolfal
u!anust. ~ demonstrated, With tho parties
whom tbs fellow who was beating tho other
Uus uf tho buggy: At tho suuIo. tin,o ha showed
2 = po!!ce stat drew revolver. md nado
afterwards had tho mlstortuno 10
eun aEalust tho follow agnin At the oofuer Of
Harrison anA Jefferson atrouts, nud, toaiinx
aYRrIeved Ae bis previous Treatment, he lv-
mRudod Tia AH4ailxnt's number, yhts
, 1881-07-04
STANTON'S LILAC COAT.
Tie War secrctnry's Wrath at tho
First View. OF an Historical Paint.
TiliAfhhtaf, Mat

rra,htn1ton Star
During the wfliter Of 1867 New York art
ist who Ind executed fire painting ruprc-
sentlnE the dcatli=' Of. President Lincoln
brought It to Washington and placed 1t lii
olle Of tho committee rooms OF the Capitol.
his object being to obtain Ito sltttn9s from
sotne Of tho parties wl,ose portraits were it,
claael in the group surrounding the deatll-
bed OF the dying President. the portraits
llaylng been. painted from photographs.
One Of o. the most conspicuous por-
traits In the group was that Of
Edwin NJ. Stanton, Secretary of War,
who was represented as standing few feet
from the lend Of the bed, toward wllicf, his
1,eal was turned, full profile view OF his
face boing visible. His left arm was thrown
bohlnd him, and III hta hand he held paper
supposed to be q telegram, Strange as 1t
alillc cont ma tlrab pantaloons Of fasilen-
ablp cut. and as much unlike tho lousely-
lifting garments Of dark cloth, WHICH he
usually wore, Us 1t wo!ld seem possible, to
sa Skf s sa sSs So af s9sn s gtsn sts aosS os ye %
very angry when he aaw himself portrayed
Was urged to repatnt i before lie
sloala .II visit the roein, nut .ths az. n,
called at the rooln tb give the artist tie d.
sired sitting. Taking q seat In q larKo arlll-
chair, tle looked earnestly at the picture,
Which was then rapidly approaching compile
on E%r ~ nqnsnt r the aesp silees Wlc
It was finally broken by Mr.. Stanton, who
uttered q most emphatic aud Indignant pro-
test againse belnx represented ln d fashion.
eDg ana f9ncy costume. SO totally different
And w,ouyer heard" said lie, ''of a Cabi:
net Minister wearing lilac coat and drab
, 1881-07-04
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, July a-Tho O,scrpcr in lss
financial article snys: "Thare has beea:
rather mn extensive failure OH tho Stock Ex.,
cl,nngc, the chief commitments being III thu!
Canadian and American stocks. The only
failure announced yesterday was E. J.
Webber. ~, ..N:.!'' =
An official will go to .Amerlth'litf'' tt,
autumn to conclude a Consular Convention
with the United States In order to cope with;
tic crlmping Of British sailors in Amarlcn.xs;l!
, 1881-07-04

Bomo three weeks, axo II, Trouye, an eleo-
trojan Of distiaottdn III 1'ar!s. made seilus Vt
experiments on tag' npol!oAtinn ol u,agunto-
oleutrlu power 70 A'sma1( boat The ItttIe craft,
which was work cd on tho Beiue. wus some sixteen
tsyt ttoly and hsa three people. Tho naptor
Welane4 an0ak io4rtasu pounds, aud Was driven
tnx lnsall tsty poupdL Tho meal. Holoaliy easisy
opta@ned WIS sVDe four feet per seeuu1, tue
, 1881-07-04

SAN FRANCISCO. july :.-l'ress comments
OH tho assassination collcur III considering the
act TINT OF lunatlc. but MISC eenernlly agrto
that n fatal result Of tho Presidents wnunds
IL likely 10 catiEe the wholo face bt National
politics, anti turn the Administration oycr 10
tho Stalwarts, with Conkltig rs President
do faelU. ,
, 1881-07-04

LoSpoN, Ont, July 3.-rho two prisoners,
William a',d James Feehley, l,aya arrived In
thIH city fra,N Detroit Jail. The were hand.
cullra together mid In ehargu Ut tiover,l-
,l,unt Dstectlyo Murray tand tbs Chief Of
l'olco hero. The prisoners looked wei! md
DID not sAetn the Utlst concerned about the
nl4tlas. They wero pacetl II IL t,1luk a4,l takun
tu 1ai!. Whnre JAflar Fish assfKneA thotn to sop.
anlto wArds. Th0re wure yury i0w p0upis vi tue
Htution tu Witness tholr nrrtyul.
, 1881-07-04

pH1LL1rpoPo1.1s. July 8.-The manager Of
Forest Woods, Mt Nellora, captured with Iii,
dragoon by tile brigands, Inns been released
SOFIA, July B.-:rl,e Districts OF rleyns
aid Ostrova haye beou proclaimed In stats
Of siege. '.tI.s " !,
, 1881-07-04
RUSSIA,

ST. PETEnsnuRo, July "A revolutionary
press Inns been discovered ut Ekaterlnosav,
with tho text OF fresh proclamation en-.
graved OH wood. Tho, press belongs to tia
pupils Of the higher classes of the Gym.
unsfum. - II; - i;
, 1881-07-04

3fIt. TlIEO 0UEttAU1T
stated to a reporter Inst evening that rs Gull
teau did not speak Frc,lcl, lie lid not hnunt
the headquarters OF ths Frenct, Republican
Club, as was stated IN an Interview printed
u TIE TRluuN: OF yesterday.
, 1881-07-04
CASUALTIES


"13I1sIEIOVH171 B1IUTF
Spsttat f7spatth to 1hs Chtedeo 1ttbuns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, July J-Witiam Gan,-
bier, la-year-old boy, was shot this evening
while sitting In front OF his fathers resi-
de,Ice OH Reed street, The bail took effect
over hfe right eye. and the boy will probably
die. 1t could not be learncl who fired tho sh0t-
at late hour to- niVht the boys couditon ia TO.
ported to he most critical.
, 1881-07-04
THE PRESIDENTS DeAD.' RELATlVe.

C+kyEIAHu. o., July n-Dr, q. i, Noyaton,
Presldent 0asaela's pouan aud famIly physlo,4n,
attendsd Tho funeral To-day Of hIs sister, Mira,
Arnold. At lsadford, pear here. lie Eoes llnnAB.
l!Ately to Washington. presAsnt GasaefQ'a two
younger suNs, whtl hFrye1 At ApntUr yssterday,
ar0 Etill kept tA l&llbEahCo OF tne As1asA ton,
, 1881-07-04

NEw YonK, July 4.--Patldy; Ryan, the
Trojan puglltst was dangerously stabbed III
the groin Saturday ntgllt by Put pwyer,
whil0 returning from benefit glyol Johnny
DWyUrt anuthor puglltlt, !.
, 1881-07-04
CHANCE THE CONSTITUTION.
IN The Esfjfnt n THA f.ktr1na TtiLtIttt

10 The Editor ot The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Thore Should be MI I'm.
lnctlLNto change III our Consultation. 1t
should never be lett In the power OF ono In
dlv!dun1, he Ile Insane or the stulwart Ut stall
warts, to mike particular individual Presl-
dent OF tho Natiuil. 1t IL now high tine that
w should change that feature. j. X. NJ.
, 1881-07-04

GoIErrE, July8.-Ths British man.oEWar
mud gun.boat and italian war sh!p lihYa g6na
to Sfax to protect British and 1tallRii lhter.
eats there ;>E: &, -. Il SlI'4ss. ,
, 1881-07-04

Unok Il TRayner,s Moth Powder il the
Burest insect .ktttcr. 1t makes short work Of
roaones, teaa tiles, and bedbn9s. Also preserved
valuable furs and wootens from the ravagea OF
moths, Buck T. 1tayner, makofs OF the " MaraH
Cologne. -"
, 1881-07-04
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Hnd instrumental trrOr,
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LuWe3t temperature, AA
uxNEltAL 0H5ERvATtnNR.
.','.'-" CHfcAOD, July J-t0:l9 D. m.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-15
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