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ST. PETERSBURG, March lS.-The doc.
tors bulletin, published at O'Clock in the
afternoon, stated that both legs were
broken below the knee, the lower part Of
the body seriously injured and the left eye
torn from the socket. Grand Duke
Michael was not hurt, The assasins were
disguised as peasants. One report states
that one OF them was so roughly handled
that he has since died. All the army Of
acers have been ordered to remain in the
barracks.
The Council Of the Empire, under the
Presidency Of the Czarowitch, was still
sitting at midnight. Tho manifesto will
be published Monday, Service will be
held at the Winter Palace Monday alter
noon The new Emperor will receive the
homage OF the officers OF state. When
Col. Dorjibky first asked the assassin his
real name he replied, .RouSsaukoff.
SHOCK TO KAISER wILHELM.
BERLIN, March lS.-The news OF the
death IT the Czar was fearful shock to
Emperor William,
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MOuS4 vRnSOS, O., March i9.-To.day
a flock Of Ten white swans was seen west
ot town, and two Of them were shot by
VIM. Andtews. The birds measure seven
Pnd q hall eet from tip To tip Of wing and
l0pt and 4 half feet long. = ''
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came in special cable dispatch from
Minister Foster, OF st, Petersburg, to Sec,
rstary Blaine and, was by him submitted
to the President. The records Of the
State Department contain some very ear
nest expressions OF sympathy on the part
OF the Russian government at the
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,rlii.iI J i,atr1 ihs flnr WIN lilm,

BLooNiSaroS, lLis., March i9,-1niot.
nation was received here tonight AM
nounCing the serious illinois Of Sergeant
Bates, the flag.cAffiet. The dispatch
states that bis death is hourly expected,
his disease being congestion oI the brain.
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ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
and 1t Is a remarkable coincidence q simi'
lar dispatch was to day added rendering
the sympathiss Of our Government to the
Russian Imperial family because the chief
Of the nation had fallen by the assassin's
hand. The Russian Minister called ut the
residence Of Secretary Blaine in the after:
noon and received the first information OF
the tragedy.
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HiSDsBoRo, Mss, Match ls.-Ed. Tut.
per, colored, who grossly assaulted Mrs.
Michael Mcintosh, March 9th, was taken
from the Mississippi city all last night BY
3 mob Of masked men and hanged,
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Npw YoRE, March iS.-Rev. Henty z,
Edas, aged seyenly.tWO years, a Unitarian
eletRyman ol Boston, gho Arrived here
yesterday, died In bic hotsl to-day Of
heart disease.
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FINANCIAL Ann OonnERCIAL.



NEW York, March l2, MONEY Market
easy at 4ab per cent Prime mercantile
paper 6a8 per cent sterlinS Exchange bank.
en bills steady at s. 7aK; demand a SIX.
Government BoNDs-Weak for hyes and,
sizes and strong for tours aud fours and one.
hall,
Ilnlted States q Of lSSl,
HeN -Four and hAlh CouPonA.
EouH
Eaohs u o. lSse"--.'.'-,,, ...,.,,,., .,lS0
RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull, but arm.
STATS BoNDs-Dull.
Missouri Gs-...,,,,,,~lO6 Do hOW..,......,,,,. 50
q, ConSos.,.,. ,,,.,,,,-ll6
TOnnOaloo @ .,.,.,,,., 5g Deferred i6x
DO AeW'''rr'r''''"'''' bOhl
SToCEs-The market was dull at the open.
ing prices generally showed "a decline, and
speculation was un,ettlci In tone. At the
INST board tho market became tirmer aud an
advance Of u 70 AZ pOr cent was recorded,
Nashville 4 Chattanooga, Reading and Ghes.
spsake & Ohio stocks leading the upward
movement; subsequently Nashville 4 Chat.
lanooga reacted 2 and the general list from Y
to IL per cent, the latter In Reading, During
the afternoon the market again became firm
and prices sold up Y to X per cent, Ohicago,
St Louis 4 New Orleans, and 81, Paul being
most prominent in the advance.
In the last hour there was little more
activity typurChases Of stocEs having been In ,de
on the report that the Treasurer will IneEt
week buy $i0,000,000 In bonds. That III, re
will be q Treasury purchase OF bonds Is not
unlikely, but It Is doubted whether any such
amount will be taken. The action Of secre.
tary Window in deciding against the heIeturnof
greenbAekS TO the National banLs Is cordially
by the bankers and bvOktn
The Mexican National Railroad palmer.
Sullivan & Co to-day contracted with two
Pennsylvania firms for two hundred Iocomo.
tives and five thousand freight cars to eouip
the road from Laredo to tue City OF Mexico
and MaUEenlla OH the Pacific coast, This ia
said t1 be the largest single contract ever made
Tor rOl ling stock In this country. The Com.
pany also contracted for sufficient forty pound
iteel rails to lay one thousand miles OF track
With necessary sldinRs.
TRANSACTIONS 23 NM RhAraR
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BUFFALO, March 1S-Eatl Otto Wolf
and George Ball, wounded at fridays
boiler explosion, died to-day. Total
daaihA eipLt.
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b1En

H4LLEs-On Sunday, March ia, 1851, a. ii,SO D.,
H., THEopoAR d., son oi ". II, and Martha HSIief,
aGSd II years.
Funeral notice tomorrow,
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EEw YoRK. March l2.-Cotton quiet and
unchanged;. futures barely steady. Flour
heavy receipts 23,0O0 barrels; exports 10000
barrels. Wheat strong; receipts SS 200 bushels:
exports $1,000 bushels: M. 2 spring 81 is:
ungraded red 81 lhal %; No 9 dn 81 3OXa
l2lN; In store; 81 22Ital 22< ailoat; No, /
red VI 2BHal 20M; mixed winter 81 10; un-
graded white 81 l6Hal l9h; No. 2do 81 l7X;
No.. ungraded white sales OF 10000
buShelsat 81 lsHat iSX; No. 2 red, March,
sales 10000 bushels at 81 2lat 90; April,
sales 6l8.00O bushels at 81 2lIal 70; May,
sales 20S 200 bushels at 81 goal 81; June, sales
4OG0O bushels At u 10 l.l0al lPH Corn fairly
active and shade higher; reoeipts $4,000
bushels; exports 10000 bushels; ungraied
66ha69c; No. 8, 68kC; steamer b7Hs57Xc.
old do 68Ho In store; No.I2 March bSNa660!
April 67Na67No; May b5Nci June Soc. Oats
easier; receipts $4,000 bushels western mixed
4Sa44 10; white western 4Sai7<o. Hay ulist
and firm. Hops firm with u moderate / ade::
yearlings l2alSo Eastern and, Western lRu22c,
Coffee quiet: Rio Cargoes at l0Hal3Xc; lob
lots l0Xal4Hc. Sugar In fair demand and
market firm at 7Ma7%. Rice in good de.
mand Molasses quiet and unchanged. Pc.
troleum dull; United $50; crude 7aSAc; re.
fined $40 TallOW steady and In good de-
Lnand at 6ka6Nc. Rosin firm and unchanged.
LmpeuIue bbehuy ubSuHC. Eggs urn at lSa
lsHc Pork easier: old mess sid 25aiS ID:
new mess s 10 25. Beef quiet and steady, Cut
meats hrIni Ions. clear 81 90 short clear 10 10.
Lard weak, but In fair demand; prime tiO %.
Butter quiet at lia3Oc, Cheese quiet and firm
at l0al2Xc. -
CHICAGO, March l2-Flour quiet and
unchanged. Wheat active, Arm and higher;
No. red winter 09IlcaIl ok No. 9 Chicago
spring 09hral 0OX oasll ST COX April;
d 0itGal % May 81 04N June. Corn lirmer
q a SSaS9 1c cash. SSHa0s3Go April 42Iai2Xc
May, Oats steady and unchanged; 2OaSiXc
cash; 29NaSS9o April; SSSGS May. Kye
armer at 9scau 90. Barley steady and lin.
changed at 81 06. Pork active but lower al
$3.50 cash; sl6 62hal5 66 May; $40 77Ha
10 80 June. Lard active and lower at
30 65 cash $40 65AiO 67X April
$40 0iai0 07A May. Bulk meats active, iirni
and higher shoulders % 10; short rib Is 10;
short clear o. 40. Whisky steady al 81 OS,
The following shows the fluctuations it the
Chicago grain and produce market saturday,
as reported by John NJ. Hoon 4 Co., brokers,
M ffR0 Mall. 6Nsnnk y -
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The aSsassins stood on opposite sides Of
the road. The carriage was moving fast,
and the fifst shell struck the ground be.
hind IL, and the back OF the carriage was
blown out. The CoAChmAn imploted the
Gear 10 enter the carriage sgaln, but he
moved few PAGES from the carriage 10 see
10 The wounded Of his escort. The assss'
ain who threw the fifst bomb tried 10
p0int 4 revolver d the CGAf, but the pistol
was struck from his hand.
The UGAr seemed TO
RECOVER CONSCIOUSNESS
before his death, as he molioned away
The doctors, who wished 10 amputate hls
leOs, The CSatowitoh and CSarevna
dove 10 theit palace, alter the death,
amid the sympathySinR cries Of the peoi
pie, A company Of guards surrounded The
palace. .,.,.
and Grand Duke Alexis, have lett London
for 81. Petersburg.
The RRws AT WASHINGTON. a&$
NEw YoRk, March 1S.-The Tribune,
Washington dispatch says that the new
Of the death ol the Car olRussiA by thi
explosion Of on incendlAty bomb reache!
there early In The afternoon and created
some excitement In the hotel lohbies ant
among the ofHceeeekefs. The INFORMATION
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by the crowd. He was surrounded, con.
tfary to his custom, by a strong mounted
escort. The people are intensly excited and
the indignant soldiery, who greatly loved
The CzSf, are furious. All the officials
hastened 10 the Palace 10 inquire as 10 the
condition Of the Cxar. TelegrAms announc.
inp his death were sent 10 oil foreign
courts, and 10 every part Of the Empire.
Il "a stated that the bombs were made Of
thick glass, filled with
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and the Grand Duke Michel wounded.
The officer Of the escort and coSsaCk
have since died. The Gear fingered an
bour and hall, and all efforts to rally
him failed. The only word be uttered alter
being struck was the name CEarowltoh.
The latter on leaving the palace after the
death Of the Gear was
, 1881-07-05
MRS. GARFIELD.
i S.AI;{Hly Est,AI'E.

- N-AHiHlW EHGAtEt ....
WASHINGTON, u. e.. July +.-1t sootns tint
during tite Journey Of Mrs. f;ar1le!d 10 Wasl,-
tngsHn thera wus II yury nnrr0w eScnpB iron,
what might lave l,eon n fatal accident.
rlo train Tint brought Mrs. uarsiuld from
l.oua Brunch conslstut nf tic e1glne aud
ono l'ulInn,i car. Wi,en Within two ,nttus
Of l}uwic siu.Iun. sixtecs, miles frnnl WASH
tl1gto, thu turttlel rtAt 0n the side tf Tho Cit
g{,u Drnka while tia wllcels wero
milking nj cast no revolutions ,'ur mill
rtc. The rod IL tint steet bar which
CONNECTS tho wluets, alll Is nbont twelve
feet long, six irelles wttfG. alld fDlr Inches
thick. Tho euglnB continued to thunder
along, although, thu engineer Immediately
reversed tho steam and p,tt nn tho mir brakes.
Tho hrOken rMl bnn1lcua Will, eacl, re,Oti-
Inn of tito wheels. tore up tho ties. and coll
siaerAh!y damaged that sito If tho ctlgile.
Thts continued fur nlont two nlles botoro IL
stUp cu,d he etfeelot, su great llendWay had
l,egtl acquired. AN eye witness state.t
tl,ut Us tits train How by Bowls Station
splintera or shattered ties filled the Dir. liatl
tiln elglilD left tic truck thu pnll,nni, Cur
wDultl II,kye been splnteretl Into kinlltnK
wuOA tl1Nl uaf ni bu,lrtt killed. Another en-
InO WIS sent ont from Washington NtMt
I Mrs. (;urlleltt'A car was brought to tho city.
! Ills nceitlent ttulnypd thu arrival Of tito
'Mrty nbput hnif nll hour flle rA1lrtMH
lnHn Say It Is almost n DlirlelH tho cngiIt0
dbl mt Jump tic track, and tllal sll OIL board
Wpl,1U hNyV tuet1 Instantly killed.
, 1881-07-05
SECt2ETAIiY. BLAINE.
lfE THINKS t,t,rrEAl CRAZY.


WASHINGTON, u. T.. July 4.-Aecretary
B}alnu thinks tiuitelln crazy. 1la saya
{;Qlteau called Frequently at tho State DC.
lMrtlueut and iMsistc.l upon having fUret1l.
mission or u Consulate. alnI tl,at Gnfteau Gyl-
tleiitIy regarded hil'se1f Us Il man: Of very
superior abiIIties, competent to fill any high
posltlon. Secretary I5latnu says ho told
ti,lteaa tlnalty tint It was utterly uscless for
lin to press Ills application hi liis Appuint-
llcllt 10 Il l,,slton WIS MI laIDss!biltty. 8lr.
l!fatMe snys, rnrtllur. that Huiteau considered
tho Republican party ns
ttSnElt GREAT OBLIGATIONS n, HtM.
liz TALKED Of having eleeletl Garfield, ullL ho
thought this party 0wrsl linI II debt It ought
to uty, With, u hfg appnin!inent;, Secre-
tNry ltlHilG tetIles islnst clll'lntiGNl1y that le
ever sal,l tho shoo1ing was tic rt:s,ll. nf i.
r!ot: Such III itlnn. l'p saya, never enteratl
is lsaI lie y satisfied, at,tl l1as oeen y 1roi
kept MS foul purposan IL profound secret to
ll,nsalf. :" lleayen knows the situation. Is
latl enough us It. III without adding to Its
horrors" says Secretary Dlalne.
, 1881-07-05

vitie, waa MI honest, faithful, nbr unM OF
business, Int l,l0linnnnlao Oh religious sn1"
}ects, lIo wis sincerely In favor Of tho
OnelIa Community, aud Ito strongly desired
tO sell nil t,e Ind and invest It with that fin
,ernlty n,ul ", tlert himself, anil take his
wlf1 MID ttnnglltcr. Tia latter fIusl Hll
t|ley couId ,lo 10 restrnIn linn frop,
carrying ont his rafrc. Guttcan
sren,s to have Inherited this religious
n,ot0nahtn froln his fnthcr. lie Is .le-
ieiiss el,tliusiast, nd rs sisinr lip his Wills
!nfilt( tO M itlen wtEclt lln utlcu cD!cetycs.
lla world ~, anything to ncGuiEll'lsfl p.lr-
rose Wirf, lie ti,lisltturci lying iii tho ttfrI.c-
tl11, eth. Of = t,ty gu,,,,ucte'l Wlli !s rntlgie1!,
iiernr s!enIs TO i,AyH nt a1l atfHtetl his coil.
duct llu went inso debt. a.Nl cstrntttl, alltl
!Iist iti r!'l1!rd wliNcypr ~ tho commands nf
,,s .i' rT'11Isl With MI t''ls Internally lc Gil
rttn ONEIDA COMMUNITY
when nhnut 20 yaars tsl.l, md tl!erp ,eYelnped
M c:folist n!Itt ilyo iur. making llfnIstIt
henr,l Which l!ts nlitrket him OYER sincn lle
WAs ntt colip!lt to Wurk nt talg trlNsnry ut
and l.u wns always f,,rwar,l III giving expres.
slDM to Ills uplniuls ut tito meetings OF the
Community. Finally lie becahle dissatisfied
hrca'tso l,e could nut HURRY pnu Of tic young
Mr.. Scoy!!lp helped lin get nway, and Ilo
went to Chicago aiMl
srubEn Law.
hut Atr. ScovlIta snys he lad not n.Ml
r!,UltEll to artltire n pl3lclteU In his prnFns-
ssoi', Ml't WIS forever c92i!te!'.t'!g ginst
even we!!t so fur ns to Suggest Improvement
nlid Modification nt tlle f0r,ns of pteatlings
al,d grt|cilce, ~ New f1rls h9 Kot tnto tilo
rNktit.y Ills lectures nru tim lhrrrsL 1ltlj,-
, 1881-07-05

.!pnrc of sonatnr Jo,,cs. l1e Ind received
rlcssagcs tro'u thug 10 lime showing tl!a col.:
sttion u tho l'resi.lrI!.. Quito II number at
s,lecrc,l In scclng tho vtyg-l'resE'1ept, WIN
the truth. str..trthnr. has *,,lfetMl sey;errly
~ mind s!'len receiving i1r'sR " tho Pres!-
r4escnto,iam ,1s s1iI ay % s 40 ny 'E ,t i i
M ,'at ,akc,' ~ %,lvatass * Many s. te stais.
,nents which l!ase tIrel. nudG uhnnt HIN nro
Untrue. Ills tlrnlcNsiur wIiil0 Ill tEfs ely
lIns been cnrefulty watched.
az russilstE PRESIDENT.
Ills ncttofss have bsnn iuatlu tho subject Of
vrry grnpral scrutiny, ntui tllase with flayn
observed 1!ttIst r10sefy Hre lottdest II tlt1It
PRAISES 3f MS entn!t,ct. lle Is mt taisIt'stHl
~ ,ent!sptAil. 9ttt ,lnrs rot, Of many 9llf1tr
men w.,n wesn l,hiNea lwc",.sH !H. %"s i..st Ms
uppruactillle 10 ti,,,H, ~ they IN their dyhl.
~ ,teeN,e.! llr should br. lte IT, !1l fact, nut
III Il MIlNtlttn,, tn l,c tntslptnsttsl nf. liy WIS
tti M*silsllatG President tiMrtieltl. mud lle IL
stjal III Il kind Of stupnr. ll1 sees. 0f course,
wl,nt Is goins MI. al,tl Inns not lost possession
Of his faculties
ILL 1s OVERWHELMED lsy THE MAGNITUDE
0F THE CALAMITY )
10 W perforn,. ri Th"ss wl,o o. s"W liin ysar Or
tlli,iv ng WHEN ttent!l rlltnrGtl Ills own fnnl-
iy n1ul tDtlft Ills beloved wife, fancy tl,ut thny
si.,. Il resemblance lit ls prrSGtIt condition 10
Tho stnte III which tlat snlt ovelit iIll!ngGh
lin. 1'i0ru n li0 duuht lle II suffering kcn1i-
~. Nh a,n: enll hunk vi l.lnt i'r II tilotlInnt
Wilhnt.t being cnnytncell nf uiAt fact. ifY
e,l,ant, IT lie wo,ls!, control tho eylttci,ru ut
his fpr'igs. 4 r,rres,Htlttent eallesl M hi,n
tl,s nflellit'ni alll fIttnu lin sitting thought.
fully a!lll nDtl!. Il u, g1yeret[ sOfA In Uite 0f
SciiatOr ,J0es' 1HlriHrs
+i:vt:sfTltIStt WAB IN COSFuHION.
'rt,e .sauxe had tMen slut NJ fur thu susss.
lllnr, a1ltl the occupants werV 1lut uSttrtatl
untft fall. Fltu furniture antinca IN l,e piled
III thu roo,l w,|tunt reGur.t to arrangement.
Amid such surroundings sat A!r. Arthur,
with Ills htnt lMIWpt( tluwtl Ntltt booking w
rantfy nut through thu Inv Otte,i window.
The a,Itrn.ce III il yisltnr cnllsuit him 10 ItIls
III, mid aAyu the 0l>snryrr MI opportunity uf
seeing llu impression which tlto calamity III
Saturday llsls loft III Ills co1lttnnailec. Tears
stnutl IN his uyvs, niMl tile t,rhs themselves
w.rp blD4ntsllut. On his face WIS the truro
of rerrnt weeping. III wolld trust hflu$elf
tn Hl,enk Int little, aiMi WIS nfrntl Of beinK
nrercnl,iu l,y Ills rOttutls. Ills wlInln ,linll.
tsnr, rlthur tllali the few wards lie uttered.
silowGtl the tleptl. Df fcelllg, alsl nf tIlo 0y-
IHentIy genuine sympathy, which Watltl M.
iUntsli uynn those wllU tliliti tley know tl,c
t!iltl we'll.
, 1881-07-05
vput prayer for tho llcalsl, Of our President.
AlAy God spare his lifctn the cpnntry.
H. w Sr.1lt.t,NAN

yeut prayer for Tho health Of onr President.
AlAy God spare his life the country.
II. W. SclIcE>iAN.
n1ct1MnSn IA1,1Es.
.ll1citsEoSD, Ea. July a;-1n ~ ~. Mtrdctu;
We deeply ss,0:Elnizr ~!tli st't ~ you: sti'l
ntfii:ttui,. Wa a,al h,-lny .srl'l NJ Elatir.
t,rn*t l':snt. 10y t',' sl'.et'Y s lss"y"ry |,, 81
rr,si.luut. III. l.ApfEs of lstcItMaSh.
y THE tisH nr in,UMAStA.
rte following. tnngfam .tils BEEN received
iFnm tin k1ts9 of lto,.n.a,,fa: ., ,,..,
lIrclrAllt;s'r. CAriatiNt, July !t.-1@ Frcxi1
acnt fi"ticl,l, l.';4Ifniian: ays i'ar!,ts! ,,!t!
,ls.pl IS. illo h"rftiia atteant nEt!'st y,,.r
pguci1,ls Ilf,'. md lus. ys,, I" n:rept my
warMust wEs!.cs for S,ur 1l'tek r!;sMvnry: ~
: MINISTER ot'yIEv,
'ri,u Secratary nf Stale !'as Just received
tlc lollnwtisg fur alr!. ti;tritrlt,: a.,
Nlre, MtH*tM: .,rsrpt thu cSpTT.ssl.li oe
our deepest sympathy oufasEf'
AN Es.tnSrEpEss.trE.
EpEyroS, n. T., .juty :l.-In Hts Ercrl-
iencU, j. i. uarGs:.l: Il h,inh nt,,l waua.lNh
Gx-Ci,,icstcrAte ul,ster t..nters lils coi4rttlt.
lat1u,s o!, yu'1r ln,proyrl cnliAsi"t,. a,MI l,Gy
nifty OF tl,3 nNtlpl,. f. ". uUSD.
cAr,tnt1c l,IsIlors.
t1cniJ i,ie UpIitsi Sitttm: rIm C4tl,alfc f.is''-
ops If I'ebttA md FNrt WnyI'a slHsirts tn w
press their mast sineurr sympathy, altll most
earnest wish so"r H1}at'ly + re'9,scry. ,;;y
.jt,sElpi DwrSuEIh
wll1TEtAw i,Eip.,
-vESrSol', Isle Of Wight. .li!'y:'.-7" Mira.
Vautcld: ioyt. sympathy, mil "pe. ,y.
WnirEI.Aw a'x1n AAu WIFE.
, 1881-07-05
roo QttIEr.
Epfcfdf Dfspafth to XJ1t Ehffd0o

speetdt Dspaseh to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
'WAsli!SuroS, u. G., July IA gentleman
Just from the jail reports Everything quiet
there. There are no symptoms of disturb
ancr; mud although those iii charge say they
nro prcpare, ior defense II necessary,
lllere are fow evidences Of the presence Of
the military, GuIteau, tile tallkeepors say,
llas been very q,let.; 1to feels qutte angry
because they would not lot hin real The
newspapers, a1Nl Is reported rs saylng:
",Vhy, feel rs much Interested III ths news
rs anybody"
INcORIiEcT.
Tho report, TINT t'u!.eau Ind been takcn
curly this morning for safety to naynl yes
kcl III tho rlvor, a,d though given III these
u llnynl oilicor. proves to l!ayo been incorrect.
, 1881-07-05

Ityr n1nl h is strong rcrHrrrnt1ye power md
pllysuaa llIay ret pull hin safcly through.
1,fla. AnSEW. Ot' I1tlr.s i'E1A'ltiA. AND Ham,
1ErtlS. UF NEW Yt'itlt.
tInvc returned hume.
4 cast: ar 1u'Nt1SGl1,S.
Dt'nt,1s.,ros. ill.,, July 4.-1lurllnHtnl1 fnr-
fl tin ,n.ssuli uf i,!,:, T.. I'rtrsp. t.uretnty
Of the ltnrfnston .IumtWr Gntnpnny, WHO
was >nra,4tnt III rnInpany u, .'rwsllty.tsfill
iowa 1nfA'tr!, md wis. woa'lnl!sl by Ei'il-
Wnlnut Hills, Mississippi. tly caretuf ,i,lrs.
ll,E and skilful treatment l!c recovered, md
Is itUw In active business.
, 1881-07-05
TILE DQCl'tll1S.

THE DOCTORS.
s1stt ESCHt:tsAs}!$n FEATURES.
WAsitINnrtiS, u. u, July I.-Dr. Agnew
says u1er arG slnllt. vpry encouraging .festt-
Mrt.s tt tho Presidents e,,se, MIL In nlcl-
lto1,s ns Rtc1l tito faet tint llo kidneys mil
isAestincs nrn entirely .tntnjnrWl m.d per-
form thur funrtlnlls rrntltty and freely. lie
says tho liver H. iacprn,c.l, anil Tho tservr5
Ien.lnG frnlH tllB spinHl e0l,tni, tn thin lower
sxtrrl,lttrs Nrh hurt; i,t this Is less Injury
tllnM migttt rG'!sn,ab1v lave bre,, expected
from thu slxn a,ul coursa Ut tla billet. lilo
gays tlls s,n,nut:ll ratAtus n0utfs|InGnt, ntld
rom this the President ts Eal'''E strength
howly to resist ti,a u,erOachhents OF Sec
Ndary Inflammation.
si't,cEOS.HESEE..i. ltnSEs,
Eh0 IL III close utttnlfnli III thu President,
nsys: "Frnn my exprlelIan In war, have
abundant prtnf tint injuries to tho lFvcr..
either ,,y Stal, or !1l,tsl,ot art' not ,lcces-
sari1y fatal, aft'suugl dangerous. Autllorl-
lies WIN usually furbii exploration OF
wounds If thu aini0.nrst sanction M nxtrnnr-
binary !ntitule III iI'elsIuns for lln lnrussu
VI removing foreign 1'us!ies from tl,0 liver.
1t ~ practlcctl extensively by FW','li nn'l
t;crn1aM physicians, IL having l'eell re.'lIl..
nlel,ssctl by l.esr:.ll alNf Atgsslasln,. wIm arc
3iTANttNhl W tGtEts 1fHEHbDGA litAf WHhhL
sxty.twt easus ut reenyery franl sl,nt-
wn,lnts III tho liver during lsle Wnr e,Mu
Mntltr my usagerrntiul, n,l,t nintlt unu-llBtf ut
thcsa wcro further complicated by las ions NJ
.other orRails, At llatcl,er's Kim Il buy 10
years 0f ngs. WINS shut Il, tho l,acss, t1iu hall
passing tlrough the itwnr nlA emerging
from tho nl,tl0nlest. fla recovered III irSs
tlnll n m0llt. wns s0 interested In tho
casc that lO6ieu over tho lel,sion list u
see II ho had implied f0r Il pclls!0ll. ll,t ills
nprle was not OH tho list, so 1t Is thought 1a
recovered fully.
ANOTHER CASE,
which It WINS thought Important enough to
be reported In tic current 1uIsifen1 J0url,uls,
WIS that or Private tillbart Smith. There,
heynlld doubt tfsa lesoil was tho nltst
severe. Yet, when Smith presented llulself
TO tha pension exa.n!,,ar u few years Ngo, l,e
was reported In gootl health. Another
Smith. wounded Mt Fredericksburg, fur
nIsl.es an additional ulltloubtetl 1llsnsIcc of
recovery from n wound in tho liver. lte-
covcrics from, wounds I'll tho llyor cannot,
however, bo looked forward to with Ger
taTnty; yet, besftlea, tho cases which callIa
1tnder observation during the War, know
0f others. III July. tSt's,' n policeman WIS
shot through the liver, bit four months Ut
careful treatment pulled him through. In
two cases which occurred Mt tlIe lattlu 0f
Suffolk, III 1861, tho bnli loilgc1 III thu liver
n''d was extracted. The patient sabseslae't-
~ recovered.
There arc also several cascs IN wl,tcl. tho
bnl has lodged In the liver anil llas relnaIne,l
there. These cases aru Interesting III casa II
should be fund impossible to extract tho
ball from President tinrlield's wound, Ono
nf fhG tyf,U11d!5Ij nTdN frn1, 0f,fp