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level passage.wsy perfectly protected from
the glittering rays o. the sun
and screened from the curious
gaze Of hundreds OF spectators who
had broiled their brains in the sun for
hours, hoping to catch glimpse OF the
heroic sufferer, From windows, doors,
porticos and every available point Of view
afforded by the hotel and neighboring cot
tages, as well as from the hollow square
formed upon the lawn, and kept back fifty
PAGES by military sentries, thousands Of
eager eyes were upon the heCanYass-shrOuded
passage way through which the President
was presently carried. Everything was so
well arranged that II was the work OF only
few moments, FiBt the light bedstead
upon which he was to be placed was car.
ried from the car and placed in an upper
chamber, and the people fancied they saw
the wasted form stretched upon II,
but they were mistaken. Seven pairs ol
sturdy arms bore him upon litter fash
ioned for the special purpose Of easy and
prompt conveyance. The President looked
u little weary, but as he passed into the
cottage door his eyes opened and almost
spoke the gratitude he felt In common
with millions Of his fell0w-Citizens that the
Journey from the shores Of the Potomac to
this health-giylng spot had been success
fully accomplished, The President was
carried without trouble, except at one turn
Of the stairs, to the comfortably appointed
on the east side Of the cottage,
md was transferred to the bed, which he
will hereafter occupy '.. :
President GarfeId's cottage lies within
.wenty.yards Of the seashore, and the Pres
dent, from his bed in the southeast corner
nm look out on to the mOonlit ocean to-
light without trouble,
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FEARFUL FLAMES.
Destructive Forest Fires In Michigan.
Loss OF Life and Property,


EAST SAGINAW, MICH, September T.
The reports Of the rayages Of fire continu,
to come in. Along the Valley d St. Louii
road twenty-one miles have been burned
over on both sides OF the track, and thirty
or forty buildings burned, including house,
hold goods, grain and stock. In Lucalas
county damage to the extent OF $4,000,
and the fires are still sweeping over large
area Owing to the excitement it is diff.
cult to arrive at the losses. In the county
east OF this city great damage has been
done, hundreds OF acres having been
burned and many buildings burned, The
village Of Clio narrowly escaped destruc.
ton to-day and is not yet out OF danger.
An Indian settlement, seven miles below
this city Is surrounded by fire md will
probably be wiped out before tomorrow
night,
DETROIT, September 7.-Reports are be.
ginning to arrive from the north and north.
eastern part OF the State showing terrible
condition Of affairs, The long drought has
rendered everything as dry as tinder, and
numerous slashings or partly cleared tracts
o. iana, covered With brush, decayed
Ilnper ana other iniiamnmble materials,
all0ru lle Dest possible medium for the
IraPld spread ol ne flames carried by the
algn Wlhus when nave been prevailing.
S,'nllae y anu huron counties, lying on the
Shore s OF LAKE Huron between Port
Huron, and Saginaw BAY, Is the theatre of
inc most destruction, which Is growing
appailng IN character Hundreds OF farms
l are already reduced ton blaekened desert;
stoCN, crops, FENCES, al iarm buildings have
nGeh swept away anu absolutely nothing
leLt
Hor Is THIS all, Several lives arc known
10 De lost Of men, women and children who
N %sIU r., USerEeh Yer Ry Ihe alnes and suloeat
!! when inIl accounts are received the loss Of
llie m9y prove terrible The little hamlets
OF Anderson, RichmondvillG and Charles.
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TIE nUGINEss prIAE.
Exchanges for the Last Week and MontI
OF fAugust-C0mpaNlt Statement.

EAchhHgct Tor the Last week and Month
OF August-C0nparatiVc Statement.
NEW YoRK, September From the
New York Public;
The exchanges for August not only sur.
pass all precedent, but all expectations.
It was shown lust week that the aggregate
at New York, after the full allowance for
speculative transactions, was remarkably
large, Now it appears TINT the exchanges
outside Of Now York for August, though
usually tho dullest month in the year has
never been surpassed in any month since
these records were compiled, except in
June, 1881. The aggregate, s., 1855, ,OOO,O 900,
against 81 ,l2l 100000 in June, 81, ,2SO, ,OOO,.
600 In May and S1,223,OOO,O 900 in n,July, Is
Q surprising. reiutation Of the theory
that business Is stagnantand dull except as
to speculation. The operations for grain at
Chicago, the important centre Of speculation
outside Of New York, last mouth we're hut
little larger than at New Orleans, Kansas
CITY, Memphis, Louisville or Boston, and
II will not be contended BY anybody that
similar speculative movements existed at
all these Cltles,, Undoubtedly at Chicago
and Milwaukee the exchanges for the past
month, and much more for the week. In.
Guiding September I'D, were inflated by
speculation, hut comparison with other
cities shows that the increase due to specu.
latiye dealings must have been relatively
small '5 l'uf
Tho following shows the amount Of the
exchanges for the week ending September
I'd and for the month Of August, except as
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FROM OVER THE OCEAN
METHODIST ECuAESrOAL COUNCIL.
The Session Opened by Ri4hOp sImp.
son = Prayer for President Gar.
fields Recovery = General
Foreign NeWs Notes.

LONDON, September There was q
large attendance Of American delegates at
the opening services Of the Wesleyan Ecu.
meniCal Council to-day The congregation
included many ladies. Bishop simpson
took his text from John vf:6S. The sermon
was in support Of the doctrine Of the dl.
vine creation Of the heavens and earth,
which the preacher argued could not be
disproved by any so.called teaching Of sci.
enCe,
The success OF Methodism, he said,
could only be accounted for by the fact
that 1t Is instinct with the divine spirit Of
life The successive assemblages OF protes.
tant bodies during late years fonhadowed
that there would at no distant day be an
Eccumcnical Conference Of evangelical
christians OF every denomination.
The congregation then received the
sacrament On rcasscmbling the proceed.
ings were commenced with prayer, special
reference being made to the recovery Of
President Garfield. A resolution OF the
tho business Committee, desiring tho
prayers of delegates for Preident Garfield,
was received with great feeling,
Or. Osborne in his address of welcome,
said the success OF the Council was already
assured. Tho Methodist Church, which Is
catholic IN the widest sense of the word,
has already gained u victory, but he trusted
much more would he done.
AZ soon as possible after the Presidents
address and the other opening formalities,
the council will pass vote Of sympathy,
and coincidence with MfG
Garfield,
The Lord Mayor OF London received tho
delegates ut the Mansion House this even.
ing
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i,br very few remarks made By
VII vi Garfield On his journey to Ions
.'lT h r,.. as he noticed the crowd o.
p'',' ,..embIcl to scc the train, "How
FIa IP,a,o.eetl.r dear people again." The
tsrs lam VA. excited and cheercd by the
H-' Y, 4 lbc aacctionatc interest Of the
y" -',, N m NJ. behalf. cicn. Garfield always
& 4, move among the people We
W., s,,I him .ay alter his election to the
Dal;J.,y. =, that one OF the penalties Of
,e,srp,,ition l.,','5, w,sthat he could no larger
,,' '.J b,r to hvc with great crowds OF
',,,, L .rch a, he had been accustomed to
IT,, H.. ht many years, He said that he
'.lJnlo,k into the faces Of large crowds,
'.,, N ,,,,b M tbcrinsptntion and enthusiasm.
y, a.,cs Il ua,amo.t natural thing for him
:" " ri, oamcy 10 express his HEARTBEAT
y ..t6,,,icpat being able once more to see
4. t.o.ol The people from whom he had
I.yn % long Separated
''Ss Ss,n,sr Blaine says that "hls weary
~, Welcomed The sight Of the sea-" Weak
.sj' .9J exhausted, r. as the President WINS, he
rald ddni deep interest in the faces Of the
ysp, anil in tie sight Of the SEA. For
,r,tc he could turn his eyes from the
,.tpoi death that has 40 long haunted
Ssritoa and llnd u moment Of solacc in
i, t,o sights 50 beautifully referred to
,,Ibhndcl in the opening passages OF his
s,+tb at Chicago the emotions Of the
pope and the swelling Of the sea .Ih
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wound and gland are both doing well ant
the only troublesome feature Is the ex
treme weakness Of the President. Thil
extreme hot weather is no better for hin
than for you and me. When we get thu
sea breeze | expect more favorable
change"
rs the patient comfortable tonight"
"Heis."
And you see no uufavorable symp
tomsW
None whatever"
DR., Barnes expressed the opmion that
notwithstanding the. extreme heat he
thought on the whole that the President
was better OFT here than lie would be in
Washington, ''''t'' '.iF '+i+t
Dr. Woodward said he thought il proba-
bic that the President would be better than
he is II the weather was cooler. He did
not wish to be understood us saying that
he was dlssatiaed with the progress made
tonight iMfg.is, is.6iG
Late tonight DIR. Reyburn said in sub
stance That while tho President had not
gained n great deal Ofground today he had
certainly held his own; that he has almost
recovered from the effects of his journey;
tllAt lHClG WW1 llu IGNhuil llT ltlltNlllH tllt
journey injured him In any manner what.
s0eyer, and to.night's fever was attributa-
BILE to the unusual febrile rise, aided, per
haps, by the almost unbearable heat OF the
day.
While tho President did not exactly
suffer from the heat, he kept looking ont
on the ocean us II patiently awaiting for
cooler bree2es, The President rallied from
lust nights prOstrailon rather quicker
than DR., Reyburn had anticipated. The
DoCtcrsald II was strongly gNtifyingtOhim,
The fact Of the President having rallied so
quickly shows that there is considerable
vitality left, II cool weather should set in
the improvement will In all probability bc
more rapid and mpre encouraging gon-
orally Tho improvement Tillnot naturally
occur until the patient becomes thoroughly
Secretary Blaine sent the followingat II
o'clock:
LOigeM, Moishr, London; 4 'I.iIH-t..
Tie President has not glined In the last
hours. His fever increased
considerably during the afternoon, his tenn.
perature reaching l0llle takes food without
nallsean, but without appetite, and has not
improved In strength, To-day Is said to
be as hot M was ever known at Long
Branch. Cooler weather is reported from
the West, and lower temperature with rc-
lief TO the President Is hoped for to-mor.
row. Signed, wv 4 BLAINE, Secretary.
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ANOTHER 6F M1RviN,s GRIMES.

-
His Identification RS a Fapgep-Thres
Years 1pbrlsoytnen Gt Auburn. c !
:. RICHMOND, VA, September THE most
important development that has come to
light in thee Of Marvin, the polygam.
ist, WINS made known to-day. a letter was
received here yesterday from tho shpetin.
tebdeht Of the State Prison at Auburn, N,
Y, stating that a man believed Ia ho Mar.
yin served atHrm oithtce years III that In,
stitution several years ago for forgery. lie
was described rs u inan about ffty.six and
had spread eagle on his right arm made
with India ink. On hls left an American
flag, the stafrof which was held in the
beak OF All eagle, was also worked In the
same inahnet beneath II were the mi.
tials, T. A. NJ. A birthmark about the
size Of silver quarter, tile superintendent
wrote, would be found belowthe prtsoner's
mock between The sll1uldels,
The jailor yesterday expressed a desire
to make an examination Of Matyih's per.
son, which lieopposed. He ewas threatened
with force In order 10 carry out tho officers
design Il he would not submit, After con.
stIefable tlslay and persistent opposition
die prisoner finally permitted himself 10
be stripped to the waist AlloI The designs
described by the Auburn prison authorities
were found Ia correspond exdClly, The
sntpad eagle on his right arm was some.
what pale, and showed signs Of having been
taihpeted with for the purpose Of obliter.
ailng the ink twas, however sufficiently
clear to be easily dispeTpel. Marvin mat'
iicsted considerable anxiety about the dis
rOvpfy a
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GENERAL URANT
Ne rnbaiitnS Ills Mind 10 a Chicago
Reporter.

"' 'hSaIHthN HIS Mind 10 n Chicago
RepOrtcr.
ValcGo September 7..-Gencal Grant,
"a Al Interview with an lnttr.0ccdn repor.
T'oday, Sid: After attending the sol.
% 'ts reunion at bloomington, ILL.,, llr
'V'a return East us fast as tllt
|,NoOId y. cary him, starting Friday.
N o,U''e''ilns the Mexican railway he said
'I7ey' were completed, but arc not yet
~. r.eS N y, '0'S' 'lhonsh they may be on theft
S!,iRR ~ i'RRl6er. 1 The road and branches
h,s..,s,"OmIIcs long lie was greatly
MAJ ys,,su ~ seeing Mexico built up by
~" nsal \ capital and enterprise rs Il IL now
TI aOOe In the near future Mexico
M vnay SSantfy Interesting place 10 visit in
sn,s',..,ct .,,,l,ct lIeadhrrcd TO the previously
I3n, " opinion that the United States
hss,. hS. .Snt Sant To annex Mexico, and were
GerS...IW GS. Without that country.
is,iSs, sfiS1,,al Nnlnt being interrogatetl regard.
kHSs,,1tln s ,1tlnoy4l of President Garfield, said
any. Dy'Sie'ei Y It absolutely necessary, he.
~ ~ l6c President desired n md be.
sSo,T WS unhealthy character Of lyasll.
NJ wa w lle tall. AS to his recovery, he
NM t..iir,1 u hope us he would like
~ W, g u he recovered Il would be be.
lAis removal.
WNl mn t..I m
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Amir In AfrhnnIaInn.

LONDON, September 1.-THE Ameer Of
Afghanistan answered Ayoob Khan's pro-
posals, and the latter consequently sent
important ,sirdan and several priests to
the Amcer's camp.
BOMBAY, September THE force with
Ameer at Kelat consists Of five cavalry reg
iments, twelve cannon, several regiments
Of infantry and large body Of militia.
Alyoob Khan holds the road half way to
Kplnt
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viLLAiNoUs WORK or rnAMps.
The EntIre west Side fan iiiinoia ToWn
BuFncd By Them.

ATobA, 1Lt., September 1.-THE entire
west side of this place was destroyed by
fire last night, and the east sklc only saved
by the most strenuous exertions. The fire
WIS RBt discovered in the harness shop Of
Hans Fay. Between forty and nifty bdild.
ings were burned. - b 1I ~
The must prominent we're the Ielvidere
House. Sullivan House, Mccormick Ma
ciihe Compahy's building, Miners grain
warehouse, Robert Angeles grocery, and
the Illinois Central Railroad property.
Loss about 800, ,00gs@ Insurance not known
now, II is supposed to have been tie work
Of trainps, who have overftin the town for
some time past.
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MINIATURES, September 7.-jolin Martin
Henri, Archbishop Of Milwaukee, died at
HAS 4. n. to-day, aged 20 years. Arch.
bishop Henri was cOnscCtated Bishop Of
Milwaukee in 1874 and Archbishop In
1916 He was The upbuilder Of the CATH
nliC Church IN the North and West, and was
reyerenced by oil who. knew him or his
works Of sects or creeds. He was man
remarkable for his learning, energy and
goodness. His funeral takes place satuf.
day morning, September 10, at . o'clock.
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sOLDIERS RgUNION
Al Bloomington, Ill.-Mimic Warfare on
Large Scale.


BLOOMINGTON, Ills, September q
bloomington seldom, II ever, seen greater
crowd than is about the city to-day, the
first Of the regular reunion programme.
Every train was loaded down. Four extra
trains came from Chicago, bearing troops
and visitors. Among the soldiers ywas the
first cavalry and a number Of commands OF
infantry; also the Whittier Post Of the
Grand Army. These commands were all
marched to camp Mccullough and quarter.
ed with the veterans and militia, other
than tie seo9Il htignde, who ndaupy camp
Yates, The Veterans are pouring il, and but 4
small portion Of the whole are here. They
are well pleased with the Calnp and with
theil reception. I'D
AT 8 o'clock this morning skirmishing In
the streets began, followed by general
engagement Therebels represented hY tho
Twelfth infantry, First cavalry and battery
G, OF Danville, attacked the city and for d
time carried all before them. 4" They were
engaged by the union forces, consisting Of
theTelth regiment and one eeempaRy ofthe
led the fight. The Union forces charged
and captured one gun. The rebels soon
rallied, doing effective work with the re-.
naming cannon. They Nere finally over.
oOuie and pit 10 'gight.f The First cavalry
could not obtain horses an! s.JurGt on foot,
displaying IIafe proficiency inlinfantry drill,
for which they were warmly oompllmented
by General Elliott. The Illinois troops be-
hayed with gallhntry, andtlle spectators be.
came greatly excited and repeatedly cheer
ed the forces as they ADVANCED,
Several priyatns were slightly injured by
blnnk cartridges, and one Of the DanvilIe
battery was bruised badly. .--,
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AEhoei,ISr Accident.

LANCASTER, September 7.--Alexander
Grey, Of Allephenoy City, one Of the war.
dens Of the Western PeplteRtiOY, !eeeived
fatal injuries on the Pennsylvania railroad
at the Iycamon place this morning, dying
several hours later, During the detention
Of the train he stepped of, and In endeav.
oring to get on again was thrown under the
wheels. MI. Gray was on his way to New
York 10 meet his wife, who was returning
from Europe,
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BERLIN, September 1.-THE NORTH German
Gazette says, that judicial investigation con.
firms the suppositlon that the vessels Dio.
cones and Socrates were built at Kiel,
where they were seized more than month
ago. They were intended for war.like
purposes The facts ascertained in regard
to their construction and the obstinate
secrecy Of the builders relative 10 the per.
son who ordered them, shows that the gov.
ernment must strictly I'll the obligations
imposed by its neutrality,
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WABASH, September 7.-A sttahee and
fatal malady has broken out among the
hoSes. In the earlier StagOs Oi Il the am.
NAL Il fovetish and refuses food, IAtefth
limbs swell and he is unable 10 move. Just
before death great welts appear on the sides
back and breast The disease runs ahout
fen days About fifty horses are sick In
this city and there have been two deaths
Busnea Al the livery stables Is suspended,
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The Meellnr nf the Emnnrnr..

LONDON, September IA Berlin dis.
patch says The German iron clad feet alb.
ruptlyteminated It's maneuvres of Ecken.
fordc and sailed for Kiel, whence It will 20
to Dantzic to salute the foreign monarchs.
Most special dispatches agree In stating
that the meeting OF the Emperors Is to take
place on board Of the Imperial. yacht Ho.
on Friday.
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A SNAKE ROOSTER.
The Curious Freak Of Nature Now TX.
citing a Jersey NeIghborhOod.

citing a Jersey NeIghborhOod.
MARLToN, N, j., September 7.-SomC
time ago farmers son in this vicinity
caught young watennNke and conceived
the idea of forming sort OF happy family
by placing the reptile and newly hatched
chicken in company, with view to ascer.
tanning whethCror not they would live CON
tentedly together Strange to say, they
soon became insepanble and attracted the
attention Of the neighborhood, The most
curious feature Of the case was to follow,
however. The snake grew and tho chicken
grew, and in time the latter laid her eggs
and began to hatch Before many days
elapsed the chicken was observed sitting
on three eggs and the snake near by was
Curled around one.
The sight of snake constantly encir.
cling n hens egg was so rare sight that
the result was awaited with great Interest.
Finally the eggs were Matched. The eggs
on which the hen snt produced regulation
chickens, but from the egg over which the
reptile kept watch came an exceedingly
curious freak Of nature, II consists OF a
ROSTERS body apd claws with n perfect
snakes head. The head Is sunkCn into the
neck somewhat, and Is stuck out something
after the fashion OF turtles hoad,
The creature has fOrked tongue like
any snake, and issues forth q
rumbling sound. The phenomenon Is con.
fined In coop along with the hen and
snake, and the hen neglects her regular
food for the snake and snake.rooster. The
latter has to be kept Gagged, as II is very
savage, and haS already killed some eight
or ten chickens, People who have heard
Of the creature come from all parts OF the
country to look at It, and the young owner
has an idea TINT u may be small fortune
to him should Snowman chance to sec II,
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DR0rTm IN N0RTHEnN 1LLINots
Not n Eefreshlns shower There for over
Eighty Days.

CntCAdo, September 7...The severe
drought still continues in Northern I'LL.
nois A strong, hot, south wind Inns been
blowing for two days blistering and
whitening all kinds Of vegetable litef wells
arc npidly going dry and stock Ia being
driven To the rivers for water. III
At lasalle the water In the Illinois river
lacks but three inches Of being the lowest
known since the dam was built Al Henry,
pastures are entirely burned up and farm
stock Is actually suffering for water Rain
has not fallen In sufficient quantity TO more
than lay the dust for over eighty days.
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PARIS, september7.- -Gambetta,s speaking
at n banquet at I1onHeur said, "Nty con
victions have not changed. You are strong
md ingenious enough to sustain competi.
ton with other nations" In conclusion
he expressed the wish that treaties con.
secratlng free trade might be speedily con.
cluded. The speech WIS received with
loud and prolonged cheers.
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Totals. .si,ls2 LS9ri sis0s, ,s27, ,56
tlNtsitiG ni N0W YorE. j alI I6alGp Sgi3 NIa. .Nt

7''' Ut ~ 90'''''E '-777'7'7- NI'-7'7'V70i'77
These are in some respects the most ex-
traOrdinary returns ever published. Little
stress may be put upon the unprecedented
returns for the last week from Chicago and
Milwaukee, becAhse the settlements OF the
months operations in wheat made the
movement more than double tic average,
but the increase at many other points, as
well as for the week Which includes the
monthly settlements for tliemontll, puts an
end TO the reasonable doubt nj TO the
character Of the increase. There has been
no uiilisuaIl " active speculation at Boston,
San Francisco, Louisville, Pittsburgh OF
Cleveland, and yet the Increase At eacli Of
these cities is about the ayetagr.
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-. ., nn.I "a Eoarteenth slreel.

4.lI news from Long Branch
-. ,,.,,t show decided change for
a'. ,.,,a the Presidents case. The
y ''. S.;. ,r.in,t lin, Yesterday was a
'','. warm dp, aud his temperature
" ,,,,,,lhc aorural point. A land
Lam. Branch makes everybody
[,,bIe It rarely continues, how
,,nortIau n,Iny or two, and we
49, =, ,,.,aaDIy expect more favorable
,rgrdly
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Democratic DenunsiatiOn and sym
pat1ty.

HAhmsRuRa, September 7.-The County
Democratic Convention unanimously dc.
hounccd the shooting oIpesident Garfield
asa disgrace 70 civilization, an outrage upon
the people and an insult 10 republican, in.
htitntions, and expressing sympathy with
the President and the hope ot ne eatlv
restoration 10 health, w"