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, 1881-08-13
Chicago 10 % Visited by All tho Coa-
brated Actors in Due
Season.
Produce Again on the Rise, and tho
Bulls Wearing Cheerful
Countenanoes.
Tho italian Brignntl lIsposito In
O Fair Why to Get Ills
Deserts.
Hunting for Evidence Against Jennie
Oramers Brutal Murderera.
THE MIMIC WORLD.
THE Union SQUARE COMPANY.

T1IE UNION SQUARE COMPANY.
Special iJsipdleh tp Tho EAltas, 1ftttaHts
New Yon,s, Aug. l9.-'fne Unfon Snaaro
Theatre company wilt leave this city for
Chicago OIL tic ISL, Or lot, inst. IL includes
Sara Jcwctt, Ida Vernon, Afausl Harrison,
Elcanor Carey, Airs. Il. j. Phillips, Netta
tsuyon, Mrs. W. Thorpe, &. Il 'rliornc, Jr..
John parsel'e, j. II. Stotslus!. +. na lIellc-
yIllc, al,l Walden lsamscy. They witt begin
,tlletr scasun un tho I'D 'nst, will, "Danlul
Ilocl,nt," which will bu followed by "'fha
Geneva Cross" "Fellcia," allu "l'osc
Mic',cl.'
Manager ATcVioker Is In this city. 1to re-
ports TINT tic hcnltl, If Mrs. Edwin 1sootli
has somewhat improved. but thnt hn does not
feel justified IN expressing belief In tho nr,t.
ahlllty IT hur seooyery. Aocnr'ltnE 70 nru*ei,t r.,
fuur weeks engagement ut ltOotls's Tlratru u!a
ths III Of October, and # Il prn6Abc he will
ninku hls first appearance Ia liking l.oar.'
1iossI. THE ITALIAN TRAaEp1AS.
will arrive in n few ttnys md bcEin rrhcnrs1ls
Qn tho 8.l OF September. flG will upen carly in
OttOlIer In fi,st,n III " t!g Lear" l1iK chlc1B0
bn9nKemunt ID set down for February next FOR
two NGuks. f..
x. ii. Talmer, Of the nnion sq.inrc Theatre Is
hfinKiuR tllren new plays With hin frn!N Europe.
Ono " Il fArclei cotlc.ly. anDttlpr 1tEh CulnGtly
nI,t1 tho third u ttrauln In tho style Of Tho
1lanker's Daughter" They arc u1l Of FFonph
Lawrence narrett will aet in milwaukee carly
iu September.
John mccullough will resume work In st.
PAul, Mimi, on the 9Th of September.
, 1881-08-13

Ep<etal Dispateh 10 Ths Chicago 1t1btlNe1
unASTrunn, Aug. La,--,Iohn u. Mo1ntyre, Of
st. Cntharines, WIS elected Grand Mnstcr ut tho
meeting Ut tito Grand Lodge, |. q. O. T.. to-day:
llonry ltobertson, Of uolllngwood, Deputy
Grand Muster; j. u. King. at Toronto, 0raNl
Secretary; 0, L. Il. Ca,upbosl Of London, ind
.}nlncs woodyatt, at lirintforl, Grand stcprc-
sontatlves 10 tho 8overcIgu Grand LolYo. To.
ronto wns duodcd OH ns the placc Of meeting III
1sHs. =,. -,
apsetat Dsspateh to 1h4 0Atearo Irtbuns,
OTTAWA, Aug. 1.-The post-tuortcm oxau-
nation III thc cuse of Wcthorell, tho murdered
bridegroom. shows that death wAs causui by
blows received about The head. Tho cyft!onco
Ut tW, parties Win saW tho affair frOln dis
tnrru 9peH ~ nrxlyp TUT ftalr mon Wbra notlully
pngARGd In tho milrdnr Hut theso Ii nu Glow tO
th1tr identity, Tho tlyteetIyca h!tye the ctsu In
hand. TslD Inquest has bGon adjourned TIL
srbursl0y uaxt.
, 1881-08-13

RFnss earnings FOR tho cl,trcs,,.,,.
iI,'I were Sti,7ll.4l; inrrea.n npttniHn7 wcct :.
1880. tl1b. '''''es operntca !.
MF. Chnriea q. Etlhy hns lust ,.,r
lnwlliE circular to nHet,ta: !. f;nt,I'sa tho fo
vlHnG, In moi receive my freight r. IN, r'hot I'd,
liy stGhlnlhnt tn pDlilts on Mf.s,uo oc fnrRahla,
tl!sn;nrek, IlAa, or HInInllvr, Mt ~ naser abu,s
yIse.i W tho 0nnnrnl Freight u I'VE we nra al,
Northern t'Mrtl9 lsAitruH4l thnt tbn's agent OF II.
cnirB such freight on ACCOUNT nf cannn4 h,
t,ortMtf0n.' ''ea'hloat trAbs,
Commencing s,in]ay, AuR, II, H.,
orn ithilwny vii! rtf liz H. Tdtii Nnrthne,t.
ehr.,llKh fr0u, chIraxo to AiurnnnIite nset'trlio
Minneapolis through tn Chicapo ~ mo ison
#h!9h 1eNtga ChltnKu nj l0;G n. IN tne fnn,u
~ sltnnuAptills ut 6s tlla ftiuw,'rsH WI asfLyc
Anu tho train which 1enyM t.h,"rn.,S !aarains
VIII nrrlfb III Stlrnoannls Mt itM IT, q t9p. a.
Httefntlos1: Hlh.itlg theAg train. ~ tollDslu6
hilnnnanofls Will bG Il Efeat conv"m,, .nloaYh ID
passcilRcrs going tn t'E'tt u,iy. "'e'cs 10 u
=, 4 ennf.Grcnco was hett, yesterday n, ,,,., :
r!aoll'e llutel n this oily brtwc"ss s '9a os,at
nnr't; uenerhl Passenger uni ITckrI ~ 7. l.
t!lo ponnsyiyMfiia c9npnny's tfss' ma agent ot
aenger AHonta etplOyDi IN tilete +,n%, % the Pss,
Woru furty.olKtlt of ttosc sAttur nrs.n.s: There
ONO Ot tho totnt nlln!'rr ctnpeycd, ~ AZ but
wna prevented from attending m "u ansls sals ont
sioknCsB III l'ls thfnl1y. Tho Uiicut of feGnnt o!
ing yits To !fitrodco thest, gentirmo,,a ~ t1es
ahotnor atsd lnT down rules and rcunIa,.to 70 ons
Lilo utilfOrm QrlfsAotiOn nr bl,onnss 'tsoaa tos
, 1881-08-13

Ot1'rHAG1sl1 AND hlUttDERED.
NtoNrngA,~ Aug, IA report reached hero
fortnight lint dreadful outrage and mnrior
hnd boom porretratotl narpss tho lima In Attponn
County. Now rurk. by SIX men. who o,'tsdlRod
three yuting H.rls. and tl,on hnteod than. Two
Just nltyH The feeno nf the. otitrnK.. Is onpuat
llupkIs'orry tko0kt ths p!o!lnoo. tfh0rn bong
icnttUn VI thu MllpEotl ttntody C1uFd Do Ind III,
IL lilo Int est hour ID. nIEhta
, 1881-08-13

spseld1 O1paEFh 70 '1Hf Chtf0o9 4TtuNN Z.
INDIANAPOLIS, "Indi Aug,,. ls,-To.4ay has
poan tho hpitest Of tho season hpre. AZ q
etcr marked 70, hnd cose atoadlly uutl( at p. %,
1t mad reaoheq n !dcRrees, Later In tho astor,
uoon reliable private inatrunoass rooordsd lo&
In the aAale, the highest heretofore reached IN
tho sa!ne plapeA hsIn3 lQ}3,, The dreadful Intpn-
sy o sa gs ws sk aSw
THO day., -, .-F5
, 1881-08-13

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Aug. ls.-1enjam Tllrts,
ooloFpd, was hanKatl to-day Ia the jail.yara Tor
TUG murder Vt Policeman Nelson, also opfor9d,
Juno II, 1sso, aurlnz tho MIL Flot bore. About
lfty pcrsons Witnessed the execution. 4 short
tinio ago n,rd n,ade \ confession Of sha artn,o,
but on tho aallows asasrtsd bis lnuooeuoa.
When tha trap waA pprunR, tho pnaae aIInpetl
a,4 nsA 6o 20 the NtSgta. !S aross, ass's!c.s
aid, shs ropa hcinG thia tlms properly aajustel,
WIN hanY0A.
illNMIa0NAN. Ala, July l:.-;;0eorge Gr!flin,
(,q9nTS, "A large erQwd uollaetsa puIsds tho
JILL, hut the hanging Nas private. lily n0ak
was not hr0kon. llta c0nsoFtl0ns were fearful
to Witness,
, 1881-08-13
cHAuThUOuA,'

CHAurAuQuA, n, \, Aug n,-The feature Of
tta lay was tho dehato ap woman suffrage hos
twssu tho ltov, Iaoo. Il. P!ood. o. IT,. ollsos of
tho Chau&suuua assembly lierp|d, and the llsy,
II, LumH!s, D. D, Lewis Miller, Of Akrou. o.,
presided. Ia tho avsnipg pt.::paiilp Beha9 lscts
ure1 pu = Epooaa Of iltasosy." aud PROT. J. II,
Wurunn leutured On bis method of tssoAlnY
Illustrated lootura On "t,hT!st In Art"
, 1881-08-13

hIAI1SIlALL,

. Epsefal DEsoa.eh to Ths Ghtsaoo gr1os"t =. N
MArsH4Ll htah., Aug. BIN ti'o ,,',,.v !te1svH
to-day the favorlt wus doWned, "h".1 w. -
aold Sl00 to 10, and The po1l'b0t *ss 0S*'
Fsoa for all, purse e30os ,,i
A. II. Outisr's p. q. uiaek Claua ........""f / i
II liakpr's b. a, tk,pR AlNiO,,t,. .'.'''s
I'imc-9;ssS; ss97.$ a;s6!s. .,..,.a hr
The rt,nplng raea tor la!ltns VIVA oaatrThsy Thsy ri
stS6 ill5 fer Kaliop!na @ Stt,uati ths traDK tsloa.
, 1881-08-13

Rr. Louta, No.. Auk. M.-Tho ipteN4q hpt
weathar cotat!pl|ea with 10 appaseut prospect Of
ahB,oment tor Esyera. days, No auon cuns.uu-
0us high tharnomcter. waa pvor kpoNu hore.
Tho mcroury for = week past has ranxed gariag
the middle Of tho day nhuvo 100 In the shadu,
ind tho mnx xtmum has rea0hau from tW3 to LOU
ly thnr1ughly uHeXpnspd INSTRUMENTS, Tue
atmosphere hae heoa unusually dry, however,
aud chiefly for this r1at0h tho number Of sun.
fatal, ' -
, 1881-08-13

MoarHsAEa AUX. 1a.--aJF. iliqksQu, laaesal
BianaRer Of The Grand Trunk Railway, who waa
to loay1 Tor England t0.ni9at, has deferred big
departure for aputler wpak. owfag to tho Mp.
sattlcd nature ar railway aHairs tn tho .Rtates,
There is Hotblug now regarding tho war Of rates.
Nvw York will have do Gtt1ct ,whataYor on The
preaQut policy OF the QrAul Trunk Hallway, :,
, 1881-08-13
AN ouTnAaEOus ASSAULT,

GMAsp RArlps,@ Wis.,. Aug. liza, young
seoandrel nAnpd q, .Ilawas, while oaTousIn9 In
aus Of tho aalasraHs ely saloons, saw Young
lHdy WIN ha4 been visiting tAe wife of thq pro-
prIetpF Mass through. H. tvllawea her &.,a lasde
llnpFnp6r proppsals. tlor trtxasat EoT4sAl ~
roYplY4g Kpd .urel two shots ut hst, Qns 1T ,IAo
shots xlNt4Gel gorn3a hpr fnte4eAit, psthl4qt a
probably fatal wound. 'che gutilan oeat hee
aAcer sIopd Gy and Nv tha a6ai,, hat made I'D
atta,Nptt 10 lntsrfsEc. HkHes ass tos hssp ar
fpHtQ1, ~, go .. 4. ~r>s
, 1881-08-13

sytesfl ptspatfA T. iii 0alsaea 1f4bsna r.
Qulspy, H., Aur. ls.-Ehe beat to-day hss
beeR oply aeeoud u that or yesterday, heins ~
AtaR, ~ ,Qpe fatal an4strpka OCCURRED. that Of
i, ", .kelleF.. thoHgh The physIola9a xuIpaoe
sGSoSs 1s st .ea wt5 Sss Sts
keea almost In RapssssIbla, :, - :.
, 1881-08-13

sAaHrodA, n, X, Aug, u.-Tne au'. no,s,.s M
Lost Cause second, and Macduf th'Fo' ''
Tho aaoond raco, ons and ono'quar,!'e;ab r,';ab,.aa Mr
was won by Cneaklpata. Heliv nf !le snS ia,s1N
SECOND, and Edolwaias0 thlrl. I!ne,H ,Hss"vsf,rptN sv,
III the THIRD raou, q matca, ntse aaa @ ti3s,asv.
Inlics. En!n cSme tn hrst, pea''na
Tho fourth raoo to-day, threc.fo1a,rMtsaam rMtsampla n
mile, Mas won BY I!0nn,P ltIEE!o, sas k9,spii l.
second, aud NelfoaAtol tlrd. I1mo'
, 1881-08-13
HLoonl1NoToN,"ILL."

spseIat Dhbatth to tn Chicago 7<ttpne.
nLooMsaoToa, H., Aug. la.-At Minouk to,
day an EnRltsh MlneF, uasne uuknown, Just ar.
rived from England waA xlastruek aud died In a
few mtqutes. ,,ThIs kAs bseR auothfr fsar[Yl!y
t!sop!eal aay. Tae tletlpqmptaF et9pa at lal Ii
noted Dy Hsny Instrp1aehts averaged NV. i
, 1881-08-13
r11r Anx d NsAs, it1r,KLrN.

THE AtsKANsAs. itu-1SLuN.
I1rrLr liocK, Ark.p Aug. 12,-Tha cxamlnA-
tlon Ia over, anil Fyton. for the tnnrder Of
Nut.hows. IL onmu,tsfud without pnll. Eight OF
Tho QuMpaw nttarla hllvo boon ordered llon,c,
and wy arriva III thIe, city to.n,orrow. 1ho
Perry County !niltlfh as!tl reMntn thorc Gov.
ishinK tho outlaws u NuYeEenl!y co1nln0nued.
, 1881-08-13

PF1FMt WUS41e7 " III FAlsNso 4fF9HHsV
Brn1Horxtp, ILL.,, Aug. 1s,~lt u ruruored IN
railroad q|eGlea thss Col. leubeEt Andrcws,
uenoral lHuper!ntendento tho Wabash Hallway,
has resigned. but tho rNpor oaanot be traced to
III Ruthor!tlYe ,soliru1. Qne report stsies thnt
York 4 Now EnKlAnd HAllrAa1. -. ~. -. y. ;.
, 1881-08-13

.. spxtat DssPafsa % ~ Chtsaao TrounA's
New Y0ax, AUX. 1A-T9mper&tlFe, 8.a0 p, n1,
81 . p H., ut y p. H.. 7at u M 1T average
Temperature. 1aHs. average temp3satur4 tor
e05gcApapdtng dxtQ laSt yeSl, 7Qks
, 1881-08-13

THE CENTENNIAL NuILDlN1; :
PlT7sRuRQ. Pa, Aug, la,-Ths statement that
plttsburg capitalists hid bought thu paFmansuf
Exposition building 1t PAlleavlphtals u esrpnsqps,
Eli, for tRe jSsey Oeatfal Hailroad, at lid
prlte Hated, w 'pN. " - = =,
, 1881-08-13
The Hercules lron-Works Fail to
Toe the Mark and the
Quintard Gets the
Contract.
Thcreupon the Disappointed Nc
Donnld Pours Out His Soul
in n Protest."
Commissioner Waller Warmly De-
fends the Action MS In the In
terest. Of the City.
Mr. Croglcr Says IIe Gave Mcdonald
"Square 1lca1," mid Rcpcls
Ills Insinuntfons.

44kS 1N3LNNNtlvNoS
Ono Of tho bidders for tho bridgeport pumps
Charles A. Mcdonald, Ut tho Hercules 1rons |
Works, OF this city-ls apparently very mHu ec-
cnuao he ditln't 1ct tho contract for tho enE'nes
and ho scut to Commissioner Waller yesterday |
protost" against tho Hwarl to tho Qntntnrd |
Company. Among tho proposals received ny |
tho Department OF Public Works was ono FROM |
tho QuintArd Company for sll1aN. and
another fron, the Hercules WORKS TOR
$lns,O00, thaae two, as woll MS tho
o,hers, boIns bnsod ou tho specifications
furnished by City Engineer Crc9lcr. The BID |
OF tho Quutnrd Company WIS tho only ONO
which came within tho $l75,00o appropriated ny
tho Council for tho works. When Mcl'onaiu
learned TINT thAt corporation was about to get
tho contract, ho wanted Commissioner Waller
to rcudvcrtso for bids, saying that ho would
furnish for $i37.01 engines sllntlnr to thosc nt-
fored by tho Quintarl Company for $l47,otn.
Mr. Waller consented to roadvert!so prov'ded
Mcdonald would furnish n bond for $l0U,Uo 10
rover Any cxponso that might ncorno over
and above $l47.000 from lawsuits md
damages growing out OF tile sott!h8 as'ao
of the CONTRACT. This bond was to havo been
Furnished Thursday AFTERNOON. but It was not;
and yesterday morning Con. MnEtln 0een, OF
counsel for Mcdonald.
FILED A PROTEST
agaust tho award to tho Quintnrd Company
though at tho ti,no the document wAA placed IN
Mr. Waler's, hands tho Quintard Company had
os ,sa} 1cn ,yhin foc. InsSnntes that the Commits.
sloucr was acsiug nlunrctv. Tho document 10
'fm fmrncui.Es Inox wo1ks, CnlcAao-cn $;
1Tullcr, Cpmmfsstoner of Public tporks: Whom !
submitted NY s. to nakS at tsss o9 9r
psnsa 1e sslssaf md from sest aen
Sass o yor frS t. aSeePt y ,hs, tne
Woai asfa1 y ~ na' nntar.i innony's n!I it
spS slS%S SS.S Isss' tseusss @ yas ss' sasi,y sys
s Err i ~ @ Sa;s SPSs ssSte 70 en- sa
hut instead Of sas te sesmFy n 1a,e5I9 oea for
t % esraotnasy II . T. son.oa .ha no IS ,ho ~
psoyoke tapu hot oM von mi M .nn tint
honess n 81 i ha san who soWid sv sucS iii
% qr ssas wofas II ,p nv nt connanV IL
pessiiaaps apess1i apo H. s.o aoetns ootons IND au
il s ss ibsa &C IL aso fq5 Sup ino
AZ WIZ II ssoS N aof i,,s ssSs 1s e
to sos sasse o u
shet9 t9r @ Snous ac.f S - ,i II 1' gneu fs,r sii
SHs h.9 pd os2 tney fc Is 70 oono ow oTo hn
the psice q M ySaE ae9; Ios presaSy ,sal
tnay ~ ,G.,"t as ~ un @n nj fmr no univ fnr
s aSt y fsr ~ lid M It 'Sa3 Se hoy isar
@ a 5 IS Sra nst"nt p5sy as ssepsss psss
y no dnint on. u1 Nj, "eI 4nr o'S i'aioy tSoip
in5sen M0"iu W ~, hnagto,n tn chnrass ind faiti
,owsrd S nc nc In IN ills matter. "a thasp .;s! Hs9
sano or thG baf. ~ ;s
orS,, ~ Gts ,f!,iv i!avs q, Ki H. ialiacous. liz
gnyeu.n authority nearly aattnr pG
T a G ,6 ssste g With ha
pNHk HhtSGH GAtS - tAs* +t-.ta
, 1881-08-13
THE LANCASTER Po1soNlNd::';

YAG lAAHNA4FEN EQ4AUN4NHs r.
SStttal psspssth u IN 0Ateta TtthuNt ~.
CONCORD, n. IT,, AuE. la.-.Aa tMpostsnt fact
Ia tha WaoIesala pQis0alug sasa ~ 'g.sapastar
ps4s to l|RRt to'dsy In ths discovery ,pt Afseute
In uhs l4ltls of whisky found In Tho house p(1sy
, 1881-08-13
BPAKtSIN4r

Tho spaErlnF and variety entorIa'uu's a'ss NV
takes plRss shls aysnlnx Ut Aototc',snn 1oSn,usA
promises 70 be vary interesting penm p.r. .,ut
somo Of Chloago's Rraatoss sparFcfs nass W. sso4
led their Intention Ut. ooDpaslna tor ~. ~ Mrsx.
son,e silver sob'ots offered Al ptsos ts, y stss.
sullivan aud Madden for heavy and iaos os,,.s , u
spsys.na. nd Dorneys "u"known pc.ptsa
W ..1omt4 Dalton, u wsll.kuoxtl !at to csptua
'1Ic VIII douhllesa mako tlno saoss 1n lesrnt =
tho ~ prIye. VI pornGy bug tGoM ,Ittjfe ot n
pupil. joSn MpNpsy. 81 a. ealing rsiiiits!s1poa II.
atsf, b0 OF, hand TO spar With tno ca sht xs{A
Sullivan. Hl!iY Madden. the Gissoff fahn H palft5
champion. will VIE IKE set.to WHIP I,2,,sks i e9s
tha ps.iastrsaas Who cualended a:saaiss a:assns ID ~
man tn ths recent O'Leary aout[haSs a,o3Iu!Nt[anS Shortly
olty. Sullivan !sayys f9i Enttas'0 EI,s .asfs, e
lnu9tlsss thlt VIII Ia his lust appsa'@'''
Wo&t.
, 1881-08-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,
EaHf0WA. AuR. A,wAFflYed, tho Nevada.

from New York. 'i:''
LoxDus. Aug, H--The atesmshtps Soythls
sad paStalIa, trpm New fosk, h&ye sFtlYad out.
NEW fuAk, AVE-. R~AEFIYed, ths klhe N1d
Qlay. fspW nsVAeu.
, 1881-08-13

PROVIDENCE WILL I..,s.tiso, 4
FRoy1paFqx, u, H. Aug. ia ..oa w. ~ kea
vi Providence paso. tsll Assoe's'.snp .nd pss d
to-day, Al lha odicers seslznea' ..,,serpeA =
tloess weFe ohossn. Noapy Mst eots d ~
kapp the Club In ths neld I'll VIZ
schedule Q&WR5.
, 1881-08-13

THH pETROTTa At JAN I'll. u, ~
J4Hsvt14k, Wiz, Ap&. 4<-ps''S ,
uais at l4uaAvtlh- L
, 1881-08-13

barometer corrdoIod Tor temperature, uoyutlont
and Instrumental urrnr.
Mean tnrJmn&Ot, e9f1.
Mem thaftn1M9spt. N.h
Mean humidity, 47,1.
AlxheAl temperature, VIZ
Lowest tgul1uFMttlrov 1f.S.
0HsHEAL OBSERVATIONS. =
CM1gAuU, ApA. l1-11ttR n. t1.-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-29
Half Holidays for workiugmen.

New YORK, June 26.-At nearly all the
Trade Union meetings yesterday it was
stated that the demands of the members
have been granted by the employers. Since
June the wOrkingmen have demanded con-
cessions of time in more instances than an
increase of wages. The idea that working
men should have half a holiday on Saturday
is now being promptly pushed to practical
solution here. The men who are managing
the movement are sanguine of success, and
even say that if New York manufacturers
will not concede this demand, mechanics
who are anxious for the success of Satur-
day half holiday will follow the movement
to other places.
Those employers who refuse to give their
men half-holiday claim the concession
would often place their business in jeopardy.
One large manufacturer said to Tribune
reporter, recently, that large contract had
been lost by him because his men were
taking a half-holiday ON Saturday. This
prevented him from completing the work as
soon as a rival firm whose men were work.
ing sixty hours per week. Other firms en-.
gagged in business say where men stop work
at u O'Clock on Saturday the expense of
running the shop is nearly the same as if
full day was used. Half-holiday men say.
in answer to this. that in shops where the
concession has been granted, the employers
are fully satisfied with the amount of work
done, and believe it is even greater than
would be accomplished by working the en-
tire week.
According to the vital statistics of the ma
chinists of Great Britain the average length
of life has been increased nearly ten wears
since the general adoption Of the half-holi-
day system.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-06-29
RESUME OF THE WEEKS NEWS.

Parnell will revisit the United states in July for
an extended tour.
OF eleven cases OF sGnstroke in New Orleans on
Thursday, seven proved fatal.
Havana reports eleven deaths from yellow fever
during the week and twenty from smallpox.
Over 1000 acres of wheat and many farm
houses were burned last Thursday near Merced,
Cal.
The wheat harvest has commenced sc Wheel
ing. W. Va, where the yield is large and The quail
ity fine
The Baptist Church at Garrettsville. o., was
blown up oy powder or dynamite on Thursday
night.
silas C. Herring. the well-known safe manu-
facturer. died suddenly at Plainfeld, ~ j., Oh
Friday last.
prelate will next week be dispatched from
condition of Ireland.
Leander Warren. commercial editor Of the b. {.
timore Gazette, died very suddenly, in Baltimore,
Saturday, aged sixty-two
BENJAMIN w. Delamater, prominent in the in
surance circles OF New York, an uncle of Schuyler
Colfax, died last week at the age OF eighty
seven.
ALRxANDER II. STEPHENS will deliver an ora
ton at the Commencement OF the University OF
Georgia this season, that University being his
alma mater.
The important () fact is announced by tele-
graph that at last Grant and Garfield met at Long
Branch and exchanged simultaneous and appar-
emily cordial salutes.
The citizens OF Fort Smith, Ark. have teie-
graphed 20 the Secretary of the Interior appeal
TO stay the ejectment of whites from Indian Ter
ritory until their crops can be gathered. Attorney
General MfeYeagh is inquiring into the legal
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TWELVE INDICTMENTS
NO CHANCE.
THE COMET.
Professor Klein, of Kentucky, the Dis
coverer-It Has Grown Old to Him and
He Knows it as he Would a Child.

Professor Klein, of Kentucky, the Dis
coverer-It Has Grown Old to Him and
He Knows it rs he Would a Child.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June 27.-Professor
Klein, of Hartford, KY, claims that he dis
covered the comet now attracting attention,
last September. In a letter published in
the Confessional of tomorrow he says:
"This so-called newly discovered comet may
be new to the world at large but it is not
new to me, as I have been gazing upon this
very comet ever since last September You
that it would be visible TO the naked eye in
June or July, 1851, and that it would not be
seen again for seventy-nine years Further
more it is not the comet of 1919 but
it is the comet of 1878, which was supposed
to have been the cause of the terrific atmos-
pherical disturbance of that year | feel
that / know more about this comet than
any other astronomer, as have nursed it,
as il were, from its first appearance until the
present, and | know my comet by sight.
just as father would know his children by
seeing them. Professor Swift and other
eminent scientists have written TO me in re-
gard to it from time to time ever since last
fall" The Courier-Journa of September 5
contaiaed an account of the discovery of
this comet by Professor Klein, in
which he at that time said: II
am of the opinion that the earth
passed through the tail of the comet, and
that its vapors so permeated our atmosphere
here as to be the direct cause of the recent
unprecedented rainfall all over the country.
believe it was the cause of the great snow
storm on the lakes early in the fall. Indeed
the tail of the comet may have actually
swept all over that portion of the continent.
Many of the recent hurricanes can, think.
be accounted for if We accept the above
theory"
WASHINGTON, June 27.-At the Naval OBJ
servatory last night the position of the re-
Gently discovered comet at its lower culmi-
nation was found with transit circle TO be
five hours forty-eight minutes thirty-eight
and fourteenth seconds right ascension, and
fifty-seven degrees, forty minutes, fifty-two
seconds north declination. Time, 1l:27
n
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France VS.. England.

PARIS, June 26.-The debate on the IL
surrection in Algeria has been postponed
till Thursday.
The Minister of Commerce, speaking in
the Chamber yesterday, said England could
not prevent the decision of France to substi-
tute specific for advalorem duties. 1t took
her by surprise for the British Government
10 demand return to the latter by Septem-
Der, and this difficulty has now stopped ne
gotiations But he believed an understand
ing would be arrived at without sacrificing
any of the interests of France. 1t would be
unadvisable, he said, to encourage resistance
by granting too long a delay. The latter re-
mark refers to the bill which the Govern
ment has introduced into the Chamber
authorizing them to prolong the existing
treaties of commerce for three months with
the Powers which seem inclined TO come to
an agreement for the new treaties.
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The suItan,s Murder.

Cx8sssTSS TINOPLE, June E.-The trial g
persons charged with the murder of er
sultan Abdul AZiz commenced to-day witt
a p9blic examination of the prisoners
Neuir Pasha admitted having ordered Abdu
Aziz 50 be pat to death by command of the
ComrAissionoompose OF Midhst, Rucls5I and
0fahm00d PaShas. MIdhat Rasha in long
speech denied the existence OF any gucll
Commission. aud maintained that Abdul
Aziz cOmaaitted suicide. He expressed re-
gret. He lad taken refuge at the French
Consulate in Smyrna. The witnesses were
then examined ID prove Abdul Aziz was
murdered. The tri3l adjourned.
The Public Prosecutor will demand that
fne penalty OF death be pronounced against
the actual assassins, aud that Midhat Ruchdi
and Mahmoud Pashas be condemned to
fifteen years hard labor. The assassins
confessed that the assassination was ordered
by &ouri Pasha- The replies of Ruchdi
Pasha In the examination at Smyrna are
Systematic denials of the allegations. but
are shown. even in the speech of Midhat
Pasha, to be self-contradictory. Aiidhat
Pasha, in his address, rebutted twenty
seven points of the indictment, and de-
ciared be would never have degraded the