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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31
DRY GOODS.
New York

NEW York, October 29.-Dry Goods
The tone ul the market continues quiet
and firm. Atlantic A" brown shre'Inrs
advanced n quarter OF cent Hamilton
tickings and stripes will be advanced
half cent on Monday. Prints quiet.
Spring cassimer.s. e. less active. hu,
agents hold very liberal orders lor .nlure
delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31
Physical Suffering,

No one can realize, except by personal
experience, the anguish of mind and
body endured by sufferers from dys.
pepsia, indigestion, constipation, and
other diseases Of the stomach, Burdock
b cod Bitters are positive cure for this
direst of all diseases. Price 81; trial
size 10 cent. Laughlin Bros. 4 Co.,
Agents, wheeling,
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MAsR ED IN A MIME.
An italian Miner Killed by Fall Of Soap
stone.

Louis Baratzolo,sn Italian coal miner.
ThIle engaged at his work in the mines
Of the Wheeling Creek Coal Co. was ia
tally crushed last Saturday morning by
the fall OF mass OF soapstone. His re-
mains were al once removed to his home
in this city, near the Atlantic engine
house, whence he was buried yesterday
at the expense OF Ohio county. Baratzo-
10 came to this city only recently, and
has been engaged in coal mining. He
leaves wife and two children, the wife
being German, whom he married dur
inga short residence jim the German en-
Fire. She and her children are left in
destitute circumstances.
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The Land League.

There MAS qnjte large number OF the
members oi TIE Land League OF this city
al the monday meeting Yesterday, and
much Interest was manifested IN the
turn affairs have taken in Ireland. II
vas, after soIlP, consideration, deter
mined 10 hold semi mSnJhly meetings
hereafter and invite the attendance OF
new members
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

Cheap Rate 70 Chicsr D and the n orthw. It
via Pan Handle Route, Tue sday, n OVEN
Der 9Th, lSsI-IiOKets Good for Ten
Days.
E.coursgri bv the patronage il form-
pr ears, tnr Pittsburgh, CluUtnEati and
81. L5urs RHnay Company Pan
Handle Rou'c announce that It's low
rate Fall Excursion {. Chicago and the
Northwest Ni!t hr ruu on Tuesday,
November S.h. As tickets viii be good
Ter len days, exrursionisls will have
ample tine to see the great city OF Chi
cagO or visit friends anu relatives in the
Northwest. In purchasing excursion
tickets, our TRENDS sI.Culd bear in mind
that 10y the Pan. Handle Route al. qua,e
accommodation will be provided, that
cars will run through from all principal
points, that cCEnectiOnA are made in
Union DepotS, and further, that the
Panhandle Route IS tire shortest line.
Excursion train will leave Wheeling at
s:55 A. II arriving at Chicago at 80
The following day. Fare for round trip,
SS.GO only. For further information
address J. VI. Bellevil,e, Agent ?. W. <
Nv. Depot, at Wheeling, W. Va, or Jno.
Baltic, Ticket Agent, City Office, under
Mcclure House.
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A Signal Victory.

The value OF electricity as a remedial
agent has gained signal victory over
prejudice. Thomas Electric oil stands
foremost in this class oil compounds.
Testimonials from all parts tell of the
wonderous cures OF rhumatism, neu-
ralgia. hurts and sores, etc effected by
its agency. Laughlin Bros. & Co,
Agents, Wheeling.
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On the new schedule, Pan Handle
trains will leave the city AZ follows;
For Plttsburg, & T. A. NJ; Steubenvilie
and points west, Sj2 A. NJ; Pittsburg,
2.32 p. NJ. ard 4 Il +. NJ.
Tho A. Pm train now makes close
ccnn c!ion at Wheeling junction for Co.
lumbus and Cincinnati, arriving at Co
lumbus IL % =. NJ, and Cincinnati at
400 A, NJ
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

Go to your druggist for Mrs. Free.
mans New National Dyes For bright.
ness and durability OF color, they are
unexceled. Color from to 5 pounds.
Directions in English and German. Price
l5 cents
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HonaAkRanara

Find the Excelsior Baking Powder. The
best and most economical they can
buy. 1t is perfectly pure, and always
gives satisfaction. Sold By dealers
everywhere. r. II. List, l404 Main
street.
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Winter Schedule on the Baltimore and
ONO

\ meeting OF the passenger agents
AMI superintendent OF the Baltimore
and Oaio railroad and its several con-
Meeting roads was held in Baltimore on
Thursday Tor the purpose oil preparing a
winter schedule Tor the running OF
trains. 1t was decided 10 make no
change in the present schedule.
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Major ], n elswspRer.

OF ST. ClairsvilIe, Ohio, says he had been
suffering for years with Piles, and bad
done everything in vain. DR.. J. F.
Smith, OF 81 Twelfth street, Wheeling,
W. Va, curei him completely without
the knife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

VALE canvas, stripe canvas, card
boards, darnnett, &c, Zephyr, crochet
and knitting needles at Geo. q. Roth's.
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ANUS EN- EN- rs.
MINNIE PALMER.

ms evening MllHLe aliuVi
will initiate her engagement in this city
by the pres .ntation Of My Sweetheart. "
A Philadelphia exchange says: My
Sweetheart" is a well constructed, de
lightful comedy, replete with good stu
atoms and full OF melody, and is mus.
ical as well as a dramatic work. Miss
Palmer and Mr.. Graham sustain charac.
tiers the average theatre gOer would de
sire to see q second time Tickets at
" ilson & Banners.
A PLEASANT BANQUET AT THE EUTAW.
Mr.. John r. Rogers, manager Of My
Sweetheart Company" gave a pleasant
reception last night at the Eutaw House
to the press OF Baltimore. The invita-.
ton was from ~ O'Clock, and by that
hour quite number OF the representa-
tives OF the daily press were present.
A beautiful supper was served, after
which speeches, Rotations, etc,
were made. Among those pres
ent were Messrs. John K. Rogers, K
+. Graham, Geo. James, - Kline, l..
K. Willard and others OF the company,
and Messrs. A. X. Fulton, John '.
Hood, c. F. Meany, John F. Doyle, K.
HAYDEN, Charles Edwards, w. Went
worth, john s. Shriver and others OF the
press. Mr.. Graham gave some very neat
Rotations Toasts to the various men,
bers OF the company and guests present
were drank. Miss Minnie Palmer'S
health and success were drank In a
bumper OF wine, by all standing. The
company did not break Mp until late
R1ltinOrp SlII of lJpSiprdnV
Miss Palmer will appear at the Opera
House tomorrow and Wednesday
nights. Tickets now on sale at Wilson
4 Banners.
FRANK MAYO.
Tomorrow morning tickets will be on
sale at Wilson 4 Banners for Frank
Mayo. THE Richmond Wing says OF
this tragedian: "Mr. Frank Mayo's
rendition OF Hamlet" last night was not
a servile copy OF anyone. 1t showed
originality. study, and, In many respects
could not be improved. His voice and
posturing reminded one OF Booth, and
was such as to astonish those who were
unacquainted with his power
"OUR GoDLISs" ieappcared last even
ing, as brilliant, sparkling and funny rs
ever. Clothed with new adornments
and aided by some additional scenery
this desplitting play set the audience
"in a roar" from the rise OF the curtain
at the beginning until the gay sprites
embodying it had disappeared at the end
OF the third act. 1t is without doubt
one OF the most laughable productions
ever put upon the stage, and 10 those
who desire an evenings genuine mirth,
nothing can be more pleasing. -NTr
York Herald, March 90. Opera Hcusr
Friday and Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

SroP at Nos. 2lC0 and 2l02 Main
str ct, for your underwear, for Ladies,
Children and Gents fine assortment.
Geo. G. Roth.
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Zephyr yarns, Germantown woods,
Saxony yarns, fiue assortment OF the
very best grades 1T Geo. g. Roth's, 2lOO
and 2lO2 Main street.
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LIVE STOCK

CaIoAso, October 29.-rhe irota.
Journal bureau reports: Hoes-Receipls
ls,0O head: shipments 200 head;
market weak al SOLO cents lower: mix.
ed. packing s. 7O(GS b; choice heavy
81 40(97 90; light very slow and weak
at s. 75(dG 10; culls and grassers
81 7065 10.
Receipts 1000 head; ship
ments 5000 head; market very quie,
and steady; export steers 81 100. 90;
good ts choice shipment s. i0G6 10,
common to fair dull a; - oOta5 %.
butchers steady: poor to fair COWS and
mixed s. O0d3 ~; good 10 choice s. -
Gh4.20; stockers and feeders dull ami
weak at 81 25GiI co; range cattle s,eaiy
Texas 81 OOlG3 -; halt breed NATIVE
s. 65(I5 %: mixers and sprin2ers So
@52 per head.
Sheep Receipts 400 head; ship.
ments 20 head; market generally M.
changed: inferior to fair very weak s;
81 S(Er3 ~: good 10 choice heavy nut.
tons 81 oO@o M.
Cincinnati
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

E'O9 a Gold Ur Silver Watch
90 90 Niiifr AZ EranZheim'S
1907 sS.Gitpg street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

CoME and see our splendid stock of
dry goods, just received at Nos. POO and
2lo2 Main street, Geo. G. Roth's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

New Choice, GOOr;s coming iIi
eyPr1 day az DiiiOn's Je"eIrJ
Store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

Wra usual &e.Casu;s Lluca attne New
EcLurs house Sample Rooms daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31
MbeFlin9 Reglster
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
index to New a ADVERTISEMENTS

Best Brttpr-H +. B-hrens.
Opera HCus-OJr GOblins.
TOrd, riuI BdrEaIns-I. Blum * Bro.
-. Irot OF Local
Irls;ess Sair,i Valuable Property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

You can buy anything you need in
the way OF dry goods, notions, Zspnyrs,
Germantown woods, stocking yarns, C,
Al Geo. g. Roth'S.
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Cincinnati.

CIScINNArr, October ~ Hogs go
Steady and firm: common AMI light
81 aJ(aG 10; packing and butchers - ~
Gt6 W.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-10-31

EMBRoIDERISG silks silk floss, knitting
silk, linen and cotton floss, all co!ors
and shades, at Geo. G.. Roths,
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BLINKErS. romirr,s, hannels, cheap
at Geo q Rn'n's
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rl..n.umsLss nseuro

As taken AZ Schn"TPs Opera House
ting store
, 1881-09-21

occurred there wns foollng Of unea,,r..s
think Il hns pnsscd AWAY. There w". but
deaf sntd nbout Arthur's incapno,tv "s ~. sooa
was frat nominated. and tho snmo II,a anen 10
has becn kept UP s!ncc, but MT y, n,t Ink
bnay t.y who knows Gen. Arthur ttsefY. tnefY
TINT ho II not incompetent, nf Anors
ho ts not rs grcat fnnn ma was rrpsItcnu, u,"tse ~
nel. but on tho other hani ho hns hal NUT. "at.
huslness oxporoucc. md has 1,ccu bro,'n,', mora
III contact with tho hieiness. mcn -. a., mora
country" Mr.. Sllermnn thought .ha, n oh,s ~ sds
In tho policy Of tho Administration wont tnan4' ,1.4
business, Ms business mon would ,,ot km',r "1ast
10 oxpect. llat" ho atdod, "thore i. n,,.t "oat
Of TINT kind tloInr." "''a'na
4. Tho President Of tho Continental rlank mia,
"Flnanolalfy npeaktnE, tho forco or tho ,aN ,.lat
Ind st'ont itself fully. think, III outtcinnsoa soa
md. aa ls often tho caao with othor vrca, a''
and catnmtties in life, tho tl,n1 rco1,o,,1e1i H,.e1i
tho thing nlost dreaded sccu,s to rnrr. s' o.
with IT. thitk that is the feeling which j. aee'
omplstletl III tho niarkots to-tlay.'' e"
othor bankers spoke In tho sa,no strnt, A.,
Thought all shanld lolp to hold up rrrx,sasS,
Arthur'B hands. ''acal
, 1881-09-21

speeiat Dispateh In Tbs Chicago Trthuns
Fn1AAnELrH1A. Pa, sort. @0.-sonutor u. II.
tatlt. OF Georgia. aays; "poor Oartad hv wGe
a bl9-hcartea mud biT-braluel nun. | e4a!l
nevor fnrgct tho last time l saw him,
lse was 10 chocrful aad apparently
huppy. mover aaw him fuller nt lIry,
mental and physical yigur, and In hopo
for tho future thau thon. want tu a1ways ro-
n'su,bor him ~ hu appourod to mo that duy--a
pdrfcot man. 4 great calamity haa bcfal,op
tho country In hla deash. Gun and no
words to cxpEoas the depth OF sorruw
feel over not only his dou,Ese, but
the Infamous crime which caused blu lcAth, I
do hoPo tho country will learn uscful lesson
from tho reyo'tsuS crirne."
"D9 yuA anticipate Any disturbance, other
business or political. grotn Gen, Oarsiol4s
loathT'
"None "hatover. believe Gen. Arthur to be
4 aIuclt l.i.oAnEn 1AN
than he has credlt fur. Nv association with him
IN too senate during tho short tlmo wo wero
thoro gives NE snasou to bclIuvo khat tho euun.
try maY o2peet wlso aud conservative Ad-
miaistratIou from hIm. have usycr shared In
the opinion tnat eaetional bitterness within tho
party during tho past few ycaEs will be- re.
newed Or pespo1aated by tho now Adn,lulstru-
ton"
, 1881-09-21
THE WHITE MOUNTAIN ApAcurc

TUCSON, Arl., Sept. 20.-Tho Citizen In. tho
following spcotai from Wilcox: "Fortv huct,
bolong'ng tn tho White Mountain Aparhcs and
their chsuf cAmo into Cnn,p Thomns yesturtlnv
to lave talk With Gun. WtlIcax. Tboy I.ro
becn hitherto recoKnlzol ns hostilts. Thuy ara
douhtlesa tho saAio party thnt attacked Carr
Thoy rclntcd tho history or tho snio uf tho coa
bed. 1t appears that Cracker, tho rsItr al
1na1nntc. sent ono StMntorHur to stlp,t!,.sc win
the Indians for their Interest In tho coal l,fd,
they rcft,snL, hut Tttuuy urged them Il, ,ako
thu money. which they did 1T Ills eoIIuann' tu%'
Thoro ,trc hut forty nun In Gimp tThutr1ns. mid
!ons thnn lhlt nuninGr hero. 4 sllecjuI tr1n Snn
Carlos says scout nus Inst arrivul, u1ujnons
thnt Col: SAnforsl'a command has uttuvkgI sn3
defeated Il hody OF White Mountain A,mttlcs near
HlAek Nlyor. No further particulars ycl,"
, 1881-09-21

md ontorost tho holsc. Ex-Senator Conk1ing
hns not got Visited President Arthur. Etihu
Hoot, Ali. Wnito. Park Commissioner Watcs. an
ecfatur Jones werc also aniou8 tho visitors.
Ten. 0rnnt left shortly aftor II. ami
It WIS nstthor'tattvely statod that tho rresl.
tlcttt wonht nut foavo FIR Washington tonight.
"sie'l f'rcshlont Arthur won't tn Lnng Ilrtilch
tnlay four Headquarters detectives were IN tho
sIn,o train. Tlloy weru tlrcssrsl III cltixohs'
clothes. attd It Is tlauhtfn II tho President know
thoy waro nt1corA. II ho notfucd thorn At all. Up
on tho arrival ur President Arthur ut Lang
lsrattch very few 30 far forgot tho prupriotlcs
OF tho occhston Us to throw thoir hats In tho mir
Md wAvc lliln II snluto.
THE rREs1nENr Will LEAVE
for Efocrun tomorrow morning Mt to aoconl.
pany tho romn,ns OF tho lnto President to
W"shtnasof,. Tho spccinl chr on which ho will
20 to Elboron will bo attached to tho funeral.
tralu.
, 1881-09-21
TIE SENATE.

Spsetat Dtspa!eh IN thu Chiraoo Tribune,
WASHINGTON, u. e.. 8upt. N.-Theso has bccn
iTent dcnt Of speculation hcrs tuduy rc9ar1l.
Ing tho Eroblbo action 0f i'resiApnt Arthur III
regard to culls1x an oxtrn sesaion of the Honnto.
All evening Nnpcr AntiauHees thAt 1t Is not
thought there Will be nny extra session OF tue
6ennto called. Ths declaration has
bccn discussed quietly nn,unr tho
most thoughtful tn9n now ut The
Capltul, and 1t Ia tho wotl-nlgh universal oplu.
lou thAt tho public intercsts demand that 1T, OK.
trn scsslon should be caIol for tho purpose OF
eleptsngA rresttlent OF tho Bnnatu. 1t ID HOW
seen thut ssrtous error Wns committed during
tho extra scss[on nj tho sennio In tho future 10
cl1ct u President pro tom. 1t Ia behaved hero
that
PUBLIC SENTIMENT
throughout tho country will brct,Ine uutnIstak.
ably stroug III GNttlB for hh extra session ut tho
se,faie TT iii curly day. As u,use Incident ut
thts tcclIng tho following nppcAl issllud lust
night uni t0tlny, and widely circulated through.
out the ely, IL significant Ut what IL NOW In tho
minds Ut nHny:
THE PRESIDENT Is nEAn-LoSa live TIE
NATION.
WARlilx0roS. i. G.. Sept. lp. lssl.-M IdnIRht-
FE!I!Iw-cITl5ESs: In tho tshnlo Ut Tho n,,w
hen1les3 trunk 1T tho Rguutle, yn3 tru eu!ir.1
nIt'n to Jt!Ii ~ This 1,1tnute's natice tho tuy
,l,tnnco nf siE!lnnt+, III nrslpr to ss,tulll null
md uy iro that sts.i,!s III t's h"';r uor @ tie tie
Constltutton h"twcell nrttcr md annrcly. Lat
US KEY to i ''i.i pes!ca bo tn tho tsns OF him INV
cnhnnxctI In f!lu hearts nf his countryn,uts, aud
th4t hlA hncsc dust shnIl nut bo ntttrca tn tim
.HHr wii"is by fMothns or rpyn!utl0n. "titHl
!Hisss' !iyss an4 thu Government ut Washington st'
To The sFtsEfrH IsActasfi Fffss,
WAsHtSart,s, u. G., Sept. aJ.-sc.,utors horo
ANIL Nthtrs IN ilfKl psaces a!i a4rgo III the opIn.
I'M tf'tt thoro will ha an extra session Of tho
EstI,s*. IT., H..
, 1881-09-21

RALEIGH, N. G., Sept. @o-Thc dcatl, OF tito
President has ocunstoncl tho deepest grief aud
cnnccrn hero. Tho news was not reeefsett until
utter U o'clock this morning, nnd was announced
BY to'lluy OF tho bells OH tho City. Iinlt. Tho
Mayor caaed a own-mcetn9 Of citizens for to-
night. Gov. Jarvs ordered tho Capttol to be
closod md q ting to DO displayed ut hnlf-suast.
n0twocn II and O'clock Ali tho bells In tho city
tolled. and work WIS goncrnlly suspended. Tho
Federal, State, and County buildings aro Ill
closed, and tho front of tho Government build
toE arnpod In tho Nntional colurs, covureA with
crape. On many of tho buildings flngs arr lis
played nt hatf-mnst y meeting Of tho Ilonrd OF
Aldermen is cAIlcl to draft suitable resolutions
, 1881-09-21
EN-SpE 1lANDALL.
lie THINKS Tfti:Kl: WILL. he 4 CALLED


6pfe1at Dtspaleh to Ths Ghteaao Tribune,
PtiILAuELr111A. ra.. Sept. :0-Ex.Spenkc,
Randall expresses deHp sorrow In vtuw ur tho
death OF bis personal friend. President Gur1eIL
To l'ttss rcpurtor he spoke with great wnr,nlh
ot tho prcsittont, nnd rooltod nEuny Interesting
Incidents OF tholr long seryice together Ia
tho House Of Representatives. In answer 10 n
etEEcstion us to what would he tho policy OF the
now Administration, he sa!d: ~ ynppusu t,,oru
will bc ctlllc'l eosslon Ut tho Sunnte as
soon ns It Gun bu cunvuncd. 1t scon,s to inc
very desirable. indeed necessary, TINT tiorc
Hhon'd DO Immediate provision mndo fur
Il President prn ten. Of tho Senate,
SEQ no rensoa whntoyor for calling a session
nf the llnuac. although l am not aslviaed aud
can kivo no opinion or form n Judgment even
us to tho policy OF tho Government III t4ls ct1or-
geney.
THE PEOPLE WOULD FEEL MucIr EASIER
to know TINT thoro WIS all olftccr known to tho
Constitution rently to Nssuine tho Presidential
otl7o III cnse Gun. Arthur should DO taken uway,
uua forbid thnt such calamity SHOULD lvfull
tue country, but orory emergency should bo nn-
t!cIputcl."
"Whn will ho likely to DO elected President
PRO tc1u. IT tho senntos''
"upon that subject oannot express an opjp.
ton. hive no doubt tut that some ab!o and
conservative man will be chosen. I bcltpyo
also TINT tho pulley pursued Will be ono
lnoktng tu tlIo E'kHl Ut the whuie American peo.
pic. shnula deeply regret any nKitntIou o,,
whnteycr Ia likely In pr0yuka partisan fppltuR In
tho disposition Of tho question
THE i'ltEslnEST's DEATH FoI,cEs upoy
cOSHt.ESs,n
Horo tho conversation WIS intarruptcd by Tho
reception Of telegram, which Mr.. ltaudall
hhndod to tho reporter. 1t read as fo,,ows:
lie: j. ts.t,titiH, Fhfti.,hin: Wl,HI an,.ij a".
, 1881-09-21

Eaesfor Dfsnafsh ta rhs fhfraen rrth,n.
rounxro a,,nt an -,rosoy - ,.fnor,, nn,''.. ,,,a.
TIM olrv. and lin nm tin,no or cnn,n..,'t,on -
Tim flcntb ~ tho tsrosldont t,oor,a .no,, IT, ,.,
mn, foei ns n INV hna oat o,n ,,onr a,,'
thom. II Ia mt TIN mi ,w"rd son,r,,nsn ~
,nn,rpjnv hocnuan tho honl M n ,.-nns ~,
,lofohborinr NntIon ia dond. h,,t ,,,nr', .na s"n
fcultnv nf yri.f ~ ,i,o tIn,,rbt thnt t,r,. ,oaa
l!ro was blunlelcsy and whpso motto sr,,,na n
hnyo bcen TINT ..Thc rath or ,,n.v ,yos ,hn n.,h
Of ulory y hus. after n uallnnt str,,p,,tc snc.
o,mfc1 tn TIM nasos,n,a In,IInt srtu,n,e nn,,a ,t
hnT,ne.t nro tnatfn" ron, ",,or,. , 10 49,, ~
clty which tns taw. star. frou tho f,"vnrt,mcnt
to,eo to tho s,nuli bouts iyjnv NJ tho whnrvns
Tho urentest symnnthv is ~ nrrsso,I m MI villas
Tho nifoot nm Cnnn,ioi, atonks viii In ait,,ht r.
felt ut nil, On the Corn Exobo,,vo nrfrcs ~
ur,.I,, fell a11uhtlv mnr,, oancntnltv ,yn,,or,
grains. ant It Il uenorulv eYnrrtcd Inn, nrl.,aa
viii rule Inv for aotna ttays m. j"t"st un,vs
WAS cavrr1v aovht uftnr ~, tro .,roa,s nS H..
yarlot,s ,4,itIons ar nm cvcuin,, nm ,,nra ..ors
quickly bought IN,
uAv,rrov
spsftat Dt.uotrh m Tas t,ht.on, ,r,-,,,,r.
Htu,trnx sapt m .1rho .,,,,,s ~ ~. .,s...
rroaItlont f,nrtali u. c"s, ,,,..rs, sa '"" s y.
oyor tho city. IN tho strco,a ha ;,o"ss' - ,,'
nrnoroi tonn of eonvara.,,n,, 49,, ,."na.s, .!' ~
urot Ia OF urcasotl nj tho rnt,,',,x mi s
I'm TIN nuiublt,rinv l}am,I,Iic t,rn,t s,,v,..,,
ia folt for tio hnrro vn,I rr,,,,,v rI,n '"r'"t
hnlf-,nnst m Inn f,l.v.t1utI ,,n ~ ~
~ nrhr 1n,ff,,,, ,I,n thro,,,h,~t ~. w.. 49,. W."
,"x.,"'.,' 1A'"S ''' ivy
v,<.,s, n,.n,tss ~ ~. ,.s,.u ,,.,,.
r.,sN...'.. u..s. ~ - .r'l nv tas' 4.Ae
, ,...,..,. So. w. mo a1"th " ulo ffes's
uent, hAnn''En not tuuoalec'ea' nus p1tH1acoa
ps'!ouna 4s!at ~ t'as c'y' EVERY tokef' " fe.
Eto' a'lu sS"Fatuy los "s "urfs'a4 1"'!'l1S ailo
~" n'aes'uaa pG"pto ~ nan,lss'oo W u!o GU.
2e!sS at largo flaRs afo lying at hatt-Maat
, 1881-09-21
Views Of Senator Ben Hill, Gov.
Foster, Senator Hawley,
- and Others.
Tho Narmest Belief Expressed In tho
Presidents Courage and alan.
lond.
a Unanimous Opinion that Ho Will Follow
an Honorable and Proper Linv
Of Conduct.


iii OJt'IH.
WHERE ,r y.s r.rrv
suretai Di,,x,teh to N. 5aieneo Trthuu..
/, New Yuux. sent :ao.-A,tbo1rb ,1n,l,ntnc n
SEQ n,on,be,s Of thn nrcsa. finn. arthmr wns ,,nt
altoucthnr oh,tyTous ar tho nnYtotv ,xhtcf, ,hav
unt,lfeatrd In hin mnyemnn,s Tc,, ,niu,,tca hn.
{oro o'clock n. IN. Distr1nt- At,orrov i.nl,,na
and Mr. 1tnot rct,,rnn,t. 10 1mat.o
John X. nrut1v. NJ tho s,,nro,,n C,,,,rt
and twontv m.n,,tca nftorwor,,u fs,r ~, .s,nrns
Fronch ANNA roa viii '1,,,vo nnnoh," 11,., ~
tho Supreme Court. Tho liuht which Ind beon
burning in tho I!brnry m tto sccon,l ilnor ,vos
suddenly turned low. mn, the .,ua In tho fr,nt
pnrlor was as a,,t,dpniY 1fahted. The wrn,o
purty ropn!scl to this room. md wnrn |otno,1 l,v
Gen, Arthur's o,1cst son. Sto.1s n,cInclf .,,,dro
1lr,,v o,,mtnIatnro1, ti,o II, ,vhtoh 10 roort,
Ia tho Constitution. II wns stntc,t l,v socrctnr,
Reed tint rco1,e.ta tn In nroaont for tho nnr.
posp of administering tia outh ia,l 1,ccn scn4
II, both JuIpe 1rotIy mi, J,Iileo Dono,,,,o- tbot
judue 1,rn,1y ARRIVING f1rst wna rnn,,natct tn
Act, hut TINT out of co,,rtesy tn 1,,,lrr t,on.
ohuo Tho Marty wn,tcI fnr him IN ennoar, I,o,h
Juaues I,ra,]y mn, nono1,,c '"
Nv, ,,,,,,,,.
~ IN, 7'.''a. n1s ottnuIhA - ....
49, - 1oA"s'o't Asenue. "alen becomes
.t.s. 10 a.'u y. oM ~ uh' UTTER a~eli.
.'nss. .sa .te stul.en ~ nun'' wNn so"eefinK OF
w" % un.oae tof it@ trout. sure tho presence