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, 1881-12-17

Ingredients of which vcre vn,c- ,..
lea; mni. smetttnes. tho perpis i''n.4cs nn1es. &na
y, m o., hoswccf, 1ho unner said ,hey eyens fe.
Tn "a seks hi cstrn ss 81 nea. n, ns %s H.
ahnut ~ Tho uscston4 Of tho t:nxIi,na ~ .otn9ai
dor ut Lla and The pr4snncrs wire y. H.titai,a.
, 1881-12-17
An Owner of n MIL Caught in 91iafttnq
ntih Instantly Killed.

&TFttaE U9pdttN 10 Ia4 EHltEfo 1f1hNHes
PLYMOUTH, Ind. Deo l5-jnmes 0aIentlnc. a
prnmtncns citizen and owner Of tho tlo,tr,np-
mill at bourbon. was instantly killed tuday by
betng caught III some SHIFTING TINT he WIS re-
nAlrinE. He WIS drawn over Il l,IFxb wh9eQ md
his lWA1y crushed To Il At,apcless n,nss. Ho 1otves
u wlfp md three children.
, 1881-12-17
Suspension Of II Cincinnati Advertising =
Flrnls

CINCINNATI, O., Dec: 1G.-E. N, Freshman {:
Hro., general advertising agents, huve tnadu nn
ussIgnment tor tho benefit OF creditors to Juha
a. Trpble and W q. Williams. Dund WIS fixed
at $3J000. Tho nssesa nre csttnnted 1T $:l LOU In
book accounts. rho liabilities Irt nut known,
but are held snatnly by 'nowspApcrs.
, 1881-12-17
THE TRIAL.

THE TRIAL.
rRocEErfSds.
WAsHtSnTON, y, C., Dec. lG.-The prosecut-
ing Attorney was n little late III reaching the
Criminal Court this morning, and Guiteau I'M.
proved the opportunity to make one Of Bit little
speeches "to put In time" Looking over tie
vucHns seat. he said, with ch,1ekle; II under
stund uen. Reynolds Is sick this 1nornlug. i
wonder II corkhlll ts1 ! eucss they gnt mUrs
than shuy wanted yesterday. It's ubout time
ior corkhi1s to yet sick. and sthy Slick"
0En1s0E II. BARNARD,
deputy Clerk OF thR Supreme Court nj Kings
Cohne3, New York. took the Rtand tn pruve tho
lIvnrob Of Anna J. Nutteau frnm tho prisoner.
The witness presented the record Of the court
nnd the order ol the J,tdgu for hts twltnessl Ut
tendance here.
scoville objected to the admission Of The pa
pcrs upon the ground that tho5 were not certl-
f1tl hy the Clerk ut the court. rs rcQutrGd BY
act OF Congress. 'che Court overrplol the ot,-
lection anlI admitted the papers aB uriFnus In
tho cnse. The papcrs get forth the granting Oe
NJ absolute divorce upon the ground nf nlui-
tcry, no answer huvtnR been tnasle By defend.
ant. GuilcAn, referring to the wt,nnn named
with whom lie bad committed adultery, sIi1.
''This woman Jennings WIS It hfKh-toncd woin-
I'M In New York. 1t was purely u ntltter ot
business between us, l committed a,lmltery
With her to get rid OF Il woman ltd nat lnyc.
thought! 1t much mora moral course than 10
liec With hcr and huvc children ycur nftcr year.
/ h4rc been ii strictly yirtupus nun fur sl1
years past, and have always bccn
fttalr'TuSED CHRISTIAN MAN"
scovlllo desired to note tho exception TO the
admission OF tho evidence.
QuitDau with tmpRttuncn>- what's tho .,se
Of Qalpblltg ovcr tha,3 I a'ltnIt my narrlgc
and my divorce. don't cure for that; | can Xet
married again anywhere outside Of New YORK
stnte, and for that matter, Iii Nnv York too.
Cndcra new law tlsoro IT II lnnn tIves It strictly
vtrtuous life for nix ycars after being divorced
the courts will let him marry agnlN. Why,
coc!1 get hurried In Now York tomorrow If
wanted to-"
uES. nEyS0Lus
was called. dn'tcan at once broke III petntnnt-
ly. Bnyng: II hope ynu will nut OF Oesl. ltcy,l-
;tilt5. nn1 not wasto any tn0te time III him. He
TOLD oil he knows about this cnsa and good deal
Eipm,"'.. d..
Scovllle crossexamned tho witness. Guttcau
frequently interrupted, cnntrn,licttd. and In
R1ltt1 the witness. At ut,e ttu,e hr shouted out:
~ would havc lecit hung n ht,Idrt,l times III
july lust but for tho National trpops, md nl
through ynur lying and CorkhIIl's.
I'M GOING To GET EVEN WITH ltoTn OF YOU
TU1
Witness explained TINT when lio visited tiuteau
MA tE|n bud not been arrnnget]. President Cur
se!d wis still living, and ho twitncssl had M
thought OF betnI sutpmnaelns witness.
"fou l!oi" shouted Gultcau. You camo to
my cell AZ q spy In tho employ of tho Dlstrlct-
Attorney"
Gen. Reynolds read from notes ho had taken
on tho occasion OF his ilrat Interview with Gut-
tcnll. Quotlng the prisoners words, he roaL:
"1f thero IL a Btalwart in the land, am ho.
orant. cohk'In0. l.ogan. and Gov. Cornell nro
Zig Etlhs atnong tho staiwarts, and l rank with
, 1881-12-17

BnsTON, Doc. td.-Atn IN ing Of creditors
of Paul II Swain, hrnKer and commission leplcr
in druEs and cnemfuas, recently ta..od, 1t was
shnwn that the Stock Of tht. tle,tor hhd all been
hyptlthacAitA t., auollre cortIn crudl ltors. Tho
totnl ia1abtellit5s Is &1iI,75a; unsecured ;tu-
dchtadness, $IBl, ,4H. f.
, 1881-12-17

New YoRx, Dee. la.-Alslvca, tue "'''
from London, via llatlfax, o.,,,,can
Lt,HnuJ, Dec. ly.-rho steamships l1rs' fns slys
arrived u4t.
, 1881-12-17


Spsetdf Dispateh TO The Chtsaqo Tribune.
SrntS0fIELD. ILL.,, Dec, 10-Tho Secretary Of
tho o8tute Board of Health has been Informed TINT
there arc four cascs Of smallpox at Brafdwood.
.und has directed tho customary precautions to
10 tnkcn. Tho liseuas ts believed to hars b1en
takeu there frutn Chicago.
, 1881-12-17
THE POLICE CHIEFS.
Selection OF Permanent Officers
and a Program for Dis.
cusston.

!
-
Testfnr tho potro1 sratnp. nnit f,,e
| 'e"l'"b t"o t"''"' s3s'e"' """ ""o
Good Things ut tic Shcrmuu
House.
! ---
The convention Of Police Chiefs nott, ,,s second
| ttny's session yesterday, opct,,nr Mt II u, n,
neas"s ',afsison IN eanou INC meethR 20 oucr. uu<
su stma a., ~ iasor o. Sne1 aesx' Or M.!"Aaxee'
| Tho srcrntnrv rcod fnttcr, ~ rcur,t frar f,h,cr
s,rcra. ~ i1,;ns.s tY+r snt Ch,nr Mo,sn,, ' -
n1ise,'' 1i' VI N""7as e"s' ano I"e1 a'"tso"' VI
xon,s, ~ ,soSees' VI pe'fe't '"on auoa'''eo LUG
Fepoeeot .... .... .......... -
THE. cuMM1rTRE ON CONSTITUTION AND nr-
Tho nrcan,h,c wos M f,h,ws,
Tnu .,r.r,uI,s,to,, -. ,.nI, 10 ,,no .,,o ,.a-
nnnnl P3l!cu Association. foruirl Tor thu rIr;;
of he ctre ,dS pcs x psogu o ued S
pmsFIa' ,afrest. aiia eonvoaoi or n13oa'lera
~ axsIst 'p IT, sus mo ~, @ " ,',s. a1
,.' ne ntn," aau Sa!o' IN rasetn9 ~. ltnasn'
,w ~, ,t,,; my t.r tno 1rsner rnrso OF Ky
*eser. members q the organization i! furiner-
nrt!ee. ns!.'., S..
scct,on. Chief nsIsc, Of plttsin,rx, osfcroI res
u1rtpn In rf1a nft.ci thn, M nm nrnanut nyrnrt
t.r,n.o ~ p,,,,<t1, I,s..,, ~ ,a. r. ~. ..,.'.,1
C"N%S"' E"lieo oe h1lo"cu IL fote III tnH GnHFeH.
tim. As thore wcro acvcrnt representatives
present who hafl not nttn1ned tim dignity Of
chiets tue resolution crcatcd lively discussion,
| Chfcf Mc1ArtR1e favored giving nil delegates
rt1fc M h.. thnvht tturo ,yro ttl rn1t,4 ,t1I,cr.
nr,sont ,sh, .,r,,,, ~, ,.,,a -, so,,5, ~ ,s
pL ~, WV son.u @ eno polnth W sut.e VI 'ue
| new ChIcfs, and Clerk Doyle lnado IN eloquent
appeal for the subordtnatea. Chtnf Morse OF
Tulct,o, believed in giving clttes representation
| .."S,. ~. - . ., .e es - .,'.. .s,u
assuru.W ~ .no., popnia"un' Fin"''y' tncl
Mcuat,se tnoVeu tnat oaeh o!ty feprssented III
| tim of the asaocut,on trhl4 ,yua rn,rInd md
tbs CunaItttip ana NJ wnr9 then takrn lin
| settIut 1w Rcrtinn ' 'e 'r
| Tho t,tJcstiun III ,nenbcrshn nunlffca tionR In
/ tho t,ew l,ssuciuttou WIS dtsciss"i nj sonn
/ iptiutft and ilnutiv the FolInwnw anc,,nn wna
n.i6ptal: De~'O' ""'
, 1881-12-17

Failure mt Norfolk, Va. :.
NoRr0rK, Va, Dec. lB.-G. liofhclMer s Son,
Wholesale ci0thlers, have tnadu un assignment.
Liabilities, $75,OD.
, 1881-12-17

ITEMS.
1TESGS,
1sE1iEF FOR THE VIENNA Tl1EArRn FIRE.
ApfFEMEltS, T.

AkFsAtl4tN pNIt THE VIENNA THEATRE Fi1lfG-
AufFEhElts, !.
NEW YDnK, Dac. lG.-The Ueueral Committee
for tho ftsl'efof the VleuuR Sufferers orxun!xsd
by clecttng as Frusidont thu Austslan cpu-
sul-dencral 1iayemeyer; Vlee- -prcsidents, usr.
man. Consua'Heucsat schumacher, Loht, Jny,
and August Aclmont: and sscsstary ind rrt,s.
urors Hugo FE!tsch. Tho total uEnount Of sub-
serptiont II eS.d47, Of which $I.t4 has betu fol.
Wnsdtl 10 NunnH. Tho committee Are to got
up entertainments.
STlkEET CLEANING. =
Commissioner Coleman, Ut tho Stree. Cleaning
"nrk OF c!eanuK all tue strents ,suuth Ut Fuur-
tconth afEues. Ths oItx south 1l Fourteenth
contractors will is required 10 kuon
all tho streets In this district olran, and
remove Names .lna garbage At least once d tlIy.
Mad hur4es, nnd this, Commissioner. ColeiMan
Euys. "will Klsn VA 4 .ctanue Ut increasing tho
lnfoe VI mon ut WORK III the upper pIEt Vt tho
, 1881-12-17
Chtef-Just'ce Hunter, af the .Utal, au-
prelnc Court, Again Declares Cannon

sAEr LAKE, Utah. Dec. 1a-Chiaf .Justioo
Hunter totlay retated to sot astia or modfy tho
oatrr horesofaro 'nnde ly him In CRlMpboli 70.
Cannont In whloh ho hold that tho certificate or
natutAltzatlun he!tl BY Cunnon waa obtained sIy
trAtttl. and had bec,i tratl,lu!s.lty uHt und was
void IN III fAoo. This tEniirtHH that Cannon Ia
An nllulI, -
, 1881-12-17

LOSS Of an Arm and Leg.
sp<etai Dispatch to Tbs CAtcaeo Trthun&.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Dec. 18.-John FotIeynokt,
assistant foreman Of the eonsh yards ut tho ChI-
cnEo, Milwaukee & 81. PAut Road. fell rrnni a
moving frotyht trn!n, and ono ley and An arm
were cut DtT. .-
, 1881-12-17

The lIosel.Koepers at 81. Albns.s, VT.
Cl0xe Tli tr EAtabt sllblarllt..
sr. Ar.BANS, Vt. Dec. Il-The hutnE psopsto-
tors hayu o!Dsui tlolr establishments yt thar tha
stop tho Ealu nf ll1uor. Tho oislxgns IN ,1lasa-
t1ou
, 1881-12-17

DEATH or A co aDUcT0R. am.
LIMA, O., D =. la.-A. W. Clark. fseensI, NJ, ~,
tuct6r on the. pAston & M,chlxan M'aS, "n III,
ssruek BY q 4sr,ght-car While walKnS ~
truck and kill1I.
, 1881-12-17

Two Factories mud SIX nyvoll1s,Gs
xmrsleA Vt o snnys, N. i.
ORANGE, N. j., doc. lU.-'rho hat.fnctaslea Of
Cummings, larry & Co. and Hpnrr0w, Venihs &;
TIL. u,!d stvu dwellings; lilrned tills t,urnlnK,
l4,ss S.sJ,thzJ; Insured. Tureu hundred men HTp
thrown cut Ut employment.
, 1881-12-17

Hntesville, aIl*a., ttns u Narrow I14cape
from D-alrneit1tt.
MEMPHIS, Tcnn., nec. lG.-FIrc tot,t1ht ;nt
Hatcs.ile, Miss, burned tho store Rl.tl Ivory
stnble Of Il. 1itrchnnt l. G, and tho I3'atle npws-
phpcr nficc. Except TOR thu efforts Ut citizens
a',d fay1rahla W'nls lulXu portion of tho town
Woul1 havu peetl destroyed.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14

In the u. 8. Senate yesterday, Mr..
Kellogg called up his esolution calling
on the heads of the Executive depari.
ments for information relative TO their
CLERKS and employees and the persons on
whose Recommendations appointments
we're made. Alter some debate the
resolution was, on motion of Mr.. Bayard
referred TO the Committee on Printing
Mr.. MeDil, of Iowa, then called up his
resolution directing that herafrer the
Official Register OF the United States
should contain information az to the
Congressional district from which each
person employed by the Government
IL appointed. Mr. Brown offered an
amendment, that 1t should also contain
Dformatl0n AS To the color of the an
pointee. The resolution and amendment
were referred TO The Printing Committee.
MT. Hoar offered resolution directing
me Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions "to inquire and report at the next
session OF Congress what measures are
needful TO secure the ascartainment and
declaration OF the result of the eiecnon
OF President and Vice President The
esolu'ion was agreed to and The Senate
then, at sne O'Clock went into executive
session. When the doors were re-on.nad
at 900, Senate adjourned. In The execu-
tive session the nomination of STANLEY
Matthews TO be Associate Justice of the
United States, was confirmed by one
"a AJority, the vote standing % for to q
against,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
NEWARK LETTER.
NEWARK. May 10. 1881.


Joshua Porter and Rebecca Love
were united In marriage at New London
yesterday evening, Rev. MIR. Dubois per-
forming the ceremony.
The thermometer REGISTERED l04 degrees
IN the shade at Wright's hardware store
yesterday.
The work on the addition being made
by Williamson & Son Is approaching COM
pletion.
A large number of people old aud
young are being vaccinated about New
ak.
The painters in this vicinity have been
kept 90 busy this spring that a number of
parties have employed amateurs to do
their work for them, seeing no chance OF
getting the others.
Mrs. Mary Choate is arranging goods
In her new store preparatory TO opening
out next week.
1t now turns ont that the tailor spoken
OF about ten days ago has not made sny
preparation whatever for coming TO New
ark and has not rented DIR. Kolloek's
store-room Notwithstanding his asser-
tions 10 the contrary.
The accommodations on the p. w, &
b. Railroad have been greatly increased
as far as Newark is concerned. The train
leaving Philadelphia al about 8 45 p. NJ,
now stops at this station, and morning
train north also stops at 1923.
Some OF the college students were out
seren adiug again on "Wednesday evening
clad In very light apparel, so light indeed
That tney would not care to show them
selves In daylight. We leave the public
to surmise what the garments were.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
Emmett I'm a Mad House.

LIVERPOOL, May Ia. K. Emmett,
the actor, has broken his engagement
aud has been placed in a lunatic asy-
lum.
About two hours after his admission
he became conscious of his whereabout b
and was greatly moved and shame
.trieken. Dr. Kellett Smith, his medl-
cal attendant at the Washington Hotel.
signed the certificate for bis removal 10
me hospital. This morning Mr.. Elm
met was much better and demanded 10
DO released. Although DR.. Fot5es, tht
senior house surgeon, counselled him 10
remain. until Tomorrow he did not fee
justified In retaining him In view of the
improvement In Mr.. Emmet's coudi.
tion. MT. Emmet waa therefore hber
ated and left the building with hi,
friends.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
COrOner's Inquest.

Coroner Weldin, accompanied by
DR.. Ogle, vent down. to Por; Penn,
yesterday afternoon, for the purpose of
holding an inquest over the body of
a drowned man, who was found by
two oystermen, floating In the Dela-
ware near Van Baker buoy. The
body was recognized by a man named
Thomas Spencer, who said that the
deceased was from Camden, and the
only name he knew him by was
"ChalkeY.n and that he had fallen
overheard on Friday last from the oys-
ter boat Mary L. Boosbg. Accidental
drowning was the verdict.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14

SENATOR KELLoGa thinks the Senate
will adjourn within ten nays.
Major General Schofield will make a
..our OF Europe during the fall.
The young Gear Is quoted as saying
rssently 81 don't expect to be alive q We
weeks hence"
The story that General Grant is of favor
With the Mexican officials is denied by
authority. Et
Gsorgc William Curtis Is said te be
threatned with pen paralysis and has
taken to using the typewriter. 4 :
At . "pound" party In Washing to
last winter for the beGifit of the poul
Rlr Edward Thornton contributed i've
pounds Of silver dollars.
The furniture In the Washington dwell
Ing Of the late Fernando Wood has beer
sold at auction. 1t brought about one
third the prices originally paid furlt.
Mr.. Archibald Forbei intends to revisit
this county next year, and after mor
careful study ofitS society and It's inst
sutions he will write book about it.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
ANOTHER sTAR.RoUTE ARREST
One of the Ring Contractors Taken
Into Custody at Independence,
Missouri.

One of the Ring CGntEactOrs Taken
Into Custody at Independence,
Missouri.
WASHINGTON, May ia private
despatch was received here this even-
ing from Kansas Cily, saying that II.
III. Vale, one of the members Of the
Dorsey Star-route King had been ar
rested at independence, Mo. The
Post Office officials knew nothing of
the alleged arrest, we're not expecting
it to be made, and say tina! if Vale is
actually in custody 1t must be ON ac-
count of troubles between the partners
III the Star-route swindles. The mail
route between Chikicothe and Balm
bridge, Ohio, is one of the small
frauds by which the Government has
been swindled. Last summer the De-
partment established mail line be-
tween the two points above named and
George Recobs took a sub contract to
carry the mails for $45 per month.
Payment for tbs present month being
delayed Rscobs beg an an investigation
which showed that he Cove pment was
paying 81, 400 per annum for the SER
vice to A. FL. Brown, a we'll known
Ring contractor, while he sublet 1t to
Recobs from $3.50 per year.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
FRANCE annears - T.

FRANCE appears to be peculiarly
unfortunate in her attempted Tnnisian
conquest, for she has evidently stirred
up hornets nest unexpectedly about
her ears. The Grand Turk-who
Within the last twenty-five years has
twice had the French eagles fightino
on his side-conceiving that the In.
yasion OF Tunis lowers his prestige In
the eyes of the Mohammedan world.
is urging ON, by encouraging religions
feeling, the proclamation Of a HOLY
War. Such other unforeseen dangers
environ the Republic that one cannot
help thinking that even at this day the
blunders Of the Empire have not been
wholly eradicated.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
shooting n RalIiG.
DUBLIN, May u. 1881,

~'A"J A%1 AoCl
a bailiff named Connors, serving
under Lord Dunsandle, was fired al
and MORALLY wounded at Dooken,
near Loughrea, last night. The shot
was fired from behind q hedge. The
ball lodged in Connors' lungs. Two
arrests were made. No fewer than
five arrests were made tosday under
the Coercion act. The most impor-
tant was that of John Heffernan,
Poor Law Guardian at Cork and a
prominent member of the Cork Land
League. He was charged with in
citing persons unlawfully to take
and retain possession of laud and to
riot and assault. -Four men charged
with Boycottlng, were arrested near
Castlebar and taken TO Galway.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
4 lawyer Guilty Of Embexzlement.

HoTTsvILLE, Pa, May 13.-The case
OF the Common wealth against Charles
X. Taylor, member of the Sehuylkill
county bar, who some time ago was ar
rested for embezzlement and forgery,
came mp before Judge Pershing to day
Taylor had been representing himself AZ
attorney for the First National Bank OF
MinersviIle, on the strength of which
the bank never held or owned. Robert
III. Potter, cashier testified that Taylor
was not attorney for the bank and Lot
authorised to transact any business fol
10. The testimony of the president Of
the hank and several others was takeI
and the Jury returned q verdict Of guilty
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
MAS KED BATTERIES.


Work of the ssMachine.'
A special dispatch from Washing
ton to the New York Tribune says -
at is reported and believed here
that George G. Cor ham, the Republi-
can nominee for Secretary of the Sena
ate and managing editor Of the Ma
tionGl Republican, pf this city, wrote
the five column attack upon President
Garfield published in the New York
Herald Of yesterday, Senator Conk-
ling, it is understood, ins.igated the.
act aud furnished the material, and
with his own hand revised the matter
before its publication. This report is
credited IN quarters where floating
rumors usually find little credence. On
the other hand, Republican Senator
went to Senator CDnkling this after
noon and said that if harmony was
desired he had better stop throwing
stones at The President. Senator
Conkling said in reply that he had nell
| tier written, dictated, nor furnished a
single point in the article referred to,
and was in no way responsible for it."
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
wIIn ingrOn Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
WEDNESDAY, May.l2. 5 2. N.


FLOUR is quiet but steady. Sales OF
1900 bbls, including Mime sofa extras, al
So 2o@D s 80 for medium 10 fancy clear and
at 500 @6 70 Tor straight; Pennsylvania
extra family, ut IS "a 20; Western, do.
DO, at 50 50Cg5, and Patents at so 50a7 10.
hye Flour lss steady atB5 50 per barrel.
GRAIE.-Wneat Is lest. active and prices
we've "A traction lower. sales of $4,000
bushels, Ho.2, red, car lots, atSl 25lz69l 70,
and No. 2 red. ia elevator at 22l3Qgi ~,
May, 81 70 June anu III IUA July. Rye Is
steady at 81 UU@gl Us for Pennsy lvaBia and
Jersey. Corn Local lots are fairly ac-
tive aud steady. but futures are easier.
sales OF yooU bushels, lncludlng yellow,
track, at &c.; white, at 59c.: and steamer
at .59@Jc. AT the open board SIC was
bid Tor May. 55c for June anu SOC. for
July. Oats are in good demand and d IL
LOT spot lots, but futures are weak. sales
| Of lOOJ1 bushels, including white, Nos. 3
and at 6l1a953c., ami rejected and mixed
at 4911a@51c.
The receipts to-day were as follows: 295C
barrels of -four, 5l,5D0 bushels wheat
| $500 bush, corn, 1850 bush. oats, s4O0 bush
| barley, barrels whlskey.
| WHIsKEl The last sale of Western
iron-bound was at u % per gallon.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
MIRA. SsarfaeId Very HI.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-At IL
O'Clock tonight Mrs. Garfield's con-
dition was very critical. Several con-
situations have been held by physi-
cians, and the gravest fears are ex-
pressed. Her temperature is very
high with delirium. The excessive
heat adds greatly to the fears of her
physicians. The President does not
leave her bedside. The gravest
anxiety Ia expressed by all friends who
have been at the White House. If the
weather changes, which is now
promised, it will increase her chances
Of recovery.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
THIRD EDITION.
An ACFoR SUED M HIS WIFE



fhe Charge Of Dssertaon.
Atkins Lawrence, the actor, who has
been performing Id Mary Anderson's
travelling company, took the role oil de-
fendant before Magistrate List yesterday
affnrnoon, to answer the charge OF de-
sorting his wife, Louisa Lawrence, OF
1O11 Spruce street, and failing and re-
fusinv to provide for her maintenance
sinea September last. James FL. Heverin
appexred for Mrs. Lawrence and Thomas
i. Diehl tor the actor. just as Mr.. Law
renee began to look dismayed at the
aiQht OF half dozen reporters whiting
their pencils the lawyers withdrew to
the back room, and, when they reap
peared, the hearing did not go on, but
Mr.. Lawrence entered $oOO Dali TO ans
ut court.
MRS. Lawrence, the complainant, is an
actress, formerly In the Museum stock
company, and Is the second matrimonial
partner of the actor. The prosecution
over that proceedings were contemplated
seainst Mr.. Lawrence about year ago,
but that o truce was agreed upon, on con-
dition that he should pay, certain sum
weekly to his wife. This he did for a
time, but discontinued 1t last Septem-
ber.-Phila. 7jmss.
M-,sL.awrence is well-kuown IL q
city, having opposed repeatedly OH the
Opera House stage, and resided here
during two summer seasons. His wife is
. Wilmington lady, formerly Miss Louis
Seaman.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
HOW DEAF MUTEs ARE TAUGHT.
Remarkable PrOhency shown by
Deaf, Dumb and Blind PuDfla.

Another interesting exhibition OF the
given at The Broadway TabernRcle, yes
terday afternoon, the occasion being the
anniversary Of the New York institution
for the instruction OF the Deaf and
Dumb.
The pupils were put through series OF
exercises, including an illustration of the
earliest methods employed In their In
struction, studies In geography, trans
lation OF signs into words. impromptu
compositions, and answers to questions
illustration of methods employed and
the results obtained In the Instruction o
those who are blind as well as deaf and
dumb, and illustrations of the force
beasity and expresstveness of the align
language as o medium of Instruction and
mental development.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
ParneIl's Leadersh,.

Archbishop Croke has wTit 70, loci.
farneli' lie says;--"You are The c W mi my
ana trusted leader. not alone Of the s" 1s'sa
parliamentary party, but of tho 0 1 1rii
people, aud | recognize you fnIlr irlsa
faithfully as such. You state tLa,' aud
abstention from voting cannot in a' your
the second reading Of the Land hin uue1ce
final acceptance or rejeclion ', "a. its
therefore, arise until after i has h hoos,
discussed in committee. Wby ls Ie'n
step which, while Il can do no vooS aug ,.
split the party and create the d, y,,,ass
you deplore?" ' u'''s'0h
The daily gazette., 1881-05-14
New American Rishops.

LONDON, May 13.-At a consistory
In Rome to-day the Pope appointed
thirty-eight bishops, including Very
Rev. F. Janssens, of Richmond, Va,
to the bishopric of Natchez, Miss.
Cardinal Benayides to the archbishop
rio of Saragosa, Spain, and Rev
Pereira TO Olinda, Brazil.