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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26
LYDIA G. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Cure
for all those Painful Complaints and weakness
so common to our best female population.

for all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses
SO common to our best female population.
1t will cure entirely the worst form of Female Com
plants all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcera
ton, Falling and Displacements and the consequent
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Change of Life.
70 will dissolve and expel tumors from the uterus
early stage of development The tendency to can
humors there's checked very speedily by its
1t removes faintncss atulency, destroys all craving
for stimants, and relieves weakness of the stomach
1t cures Boating, Headaches, Nervous Prostitution,
General Debility, scepessness, Depression and Ind
gestion.
That feeling OF bearing down. causing pain, weight
and backache, is always permanently cured by its
1t Will at all times and under all circumstances act in
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
For the cure of Kidney Complaints of either is
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA f. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE COM
POUNDS prepared at 233 and 25j Western Avenue,
Lynn Mass Price g. Six bottlesfo g.. Sent by mail
IN the form Of pills, also in the form Of lozenges on
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pnkham
freely answers all letters of inquiry Send for pamph
leC Address above. Mention tbfs '7aper.
No family should be without LYDl44 FINKHAM'S
LIVER PILLS. They constipation, biliousness.
and torpidity of the liver. IS cents per box.
FOR SALE KElGtSEST~s- DE-
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We have received from a young lady
in DeKalb county, song entitled my
Heart is in the Highlands" This is
certainly rather embarrassing but if
your liver is still in Illinois and work
ing well, you will probably weather the
spring gales CEied0O Tribune.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26
Ni1.rn,,l.no Eron;nn 1Nisnn,,si,,

The spirit of mortal may not be very
proud, but we know it wakes overly
profane in some cases where rheuma-
tism is the moving cause. We use st.
Jacobs oil for ours and are happy.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26
The Dumb Speaking.


NV IUFh THUS
The stage of Chickering Hall was oc-
cupied last evening by as happy, cheer
full, intelligent-looking a throng of chill.
dren as ever appeared in public. They
were the pupils of the Institution for
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26

Young ladies are forming archery
clubs for the purpose of drawing bows.
DIR. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best Vegetable
Cathartc Regulators
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26

Gen Schofield telegraphs from New
Orleans to the Secretary of War that
Lieut.. Bulls, of the Twenty-fonrth In
fantry, commanding the Seminole
scouts, reports from his camp, about ten
miles south of the mouth of the Pecos,
that on the 2nd inst. at daybreak he
attacked an Indian camp, killed four
bucks and one squaw, captured one
boy, AMI wounded one squaw and twen-
ty-one horses Various articles found
in the camp went to show that the
Indians were the same who killed a
family named McLanrin intro Canon
some time AGO.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26
1fttttttftuIjOtto Dcftttftcs'

THE Ladies', Misses and Chdren's Hats, Bon
nets, Flowers Feathers, Ornaments, etc, now
being displayed in the elegant Millinery Depart
ment at James Morgan's 1856 and 3SS East Water
street, Milwaukee constitute the largest and finest
stock of Millinery ever shown in the West. Mr..
Morgan has a very attractive stock of Corsets
Ladies' Underwear Dress Goods, Silks, etc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26

homeopathic famlIy Medlclne Oases
and books, giving concise directions for
treating all common ailments, are a
great comfort and a positive saving in
every household. The best assortment
of all styles and prices is found st
Boericke & Tafel's Homeopathic Phar-
macy, 80 Clark St, Chicago. Descrip-
tive Price Currents gratis. Business
established in 1885.
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Fair warning from Reliable warne

Don't neglect your health when
Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
will surely preserve it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26

HenrY's CarbOIic SaIve.

''Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" viii ensure you a
good nights rest 1t is the best cough medicine
in the market. Price 25c.
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HOMEOPATHIC Family Medicine Cases

The best Save for Cuts Bruises Sores, Ulcers, Sal
Rheum letter, Chapped Hands, Chilbians, Corns anc
all kinds of Skin EruptIons Freckles and Pimples Bur
Henry's Carbolc Salve, all others are counteteltS
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"My lord" said the foremsn of an
Irish jury, when giving in the verdict
''We find the man who stole the mare
not guilty"
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Eminent I,hVsicians

are prescribing that tried and true rem
edy, Kidney-Wort, for the worst cases
Of billiousness and constipation, as well
as for kidney complaints. There is
scarcely person to be found who will
not be greatly benefited by a thorough
course Of Kidney-W every spring.
If you feel out of sorts, and don't know
why, try package of Kindey-Wort
and you will feel like a new creature
L. l.nnnIin Soant;AaoI
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26

DIR. GREEN'S OxYGENATED BITTERS is the best rem
edy for Dyspepsia BilliOusness, Malaria Indigestion
disorders and diseases of the stomach Blood Kidneys
Iivar efc
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26

Attention is also directed to White Robes
(80 cis) by Abbey ard Munger; and to Good
News t35 ets.) by II. NJ Mcintosh. These excel
lent books are stu in demand. Their authors
have also new books in progress, which will soon
be announced.
Any book matted, postfree, Ter retail price.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1881-05-26

THE BEACON LIGHT. sunday School Song
..s Book by j. n. TEN
mailed for cents Liberal reduction for guam
titles. DITsoN & Co, respectfully call attention
to the marked improvement which Is apparent IN
theirnew publications for sunday Schools The
best talent In the country has been employed in
compiling them, and they have been received with
marked favor THE BEACON LlGHr is the work OF
two Of tic best HYMN and tune composers in the
country IL carefully ''wiunowed'. book, only the
best 100 out of 500 manuscripts having been re
tanned. We have not many Sunday school hymns
better than
Love of the saviour, tel Ter and precious,
Deeper and broader than ocean or sea,
Stronger than death, so pure and SO gracious,
Oh, IN thy tullness flow sweetly TO me,
or
" He who conQuers, wins CROW
When he lays his armor down,
For we bear the cross no more,
When we reach the golden shore.
, 1881-09-30


aptetat nnpateh to The Chicago Tttbune.
CLEVELAND, O., Oct. :W.-Lust nights dis
patch contained n foful hint that Mrs. t;ar-
field would sell thu farnl Mt Mentor alld seek
soUtu utllcr place tn llvB. Juseph 1auAotptI,
laor brother. was III tho city totlay, md from
him 1t Is learnett that Mrs. Garfield las
stated TINT she would mover lcave Mentor:
that 1t WIS there tho family tiad spent SO
many 1'nppy tlays together; tla1t 1t WINS, in Il
trlso Sense, their. ho,ue--tl,e homo {e,,. Gar-
field l.nd provided for tleln,t t11lu Which ho
loved 10 well: aiid sho would llye,tlero tic
rest OF l,cr llfe. TlIe noble wanlan still
bears up brayely, though tho return to Men-
tor WIS ono of tho soycrcst trtals OF tho lo,lv
ordeal. Those wto feared tint slie woul,l
bo compelled to succuinb ut lust, wien tho
reaction set In, feel
ENCOURAGED ny HEIt CONTINUED FpVTt-
.TUNE.
priyate-Secretary Brown ulso pald tho city n
visit today, but returned to Mentor this
evcnlilg. After settling several pryate bust-
Hess matters llo will return to Washington,
Grandma Garilultt will make ller homo ut tlo
old homestead, with liothaps n, occastonnl
visit to her tlut1ghtors, Mrs. l.lrrnbce n1ul
Trowbrf.lgo, Mt Sulon. Mrs {;arllstl's father
and brother and Ills wife will also rcsI4o ut
the farmhouse. Tho buys Harry md Jnlny,
start for Williams College, tomorrow to rc-
sl,ne their stulttcs, and Miss MulIs will
probably return to her private school III this
t1tr.
, 1881-09-30
EDIFIEECTIUN.
1b thh Edllnr NJ 1ha E]hif1nQ Tribune

II thu Editor a 1hs Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sent. :M.-"6unator platt, of Con-
ncctEcut, Ia suffering from. a oa,icvr In tin
hreast, md vii! nottbe able to ntteni the
forthcoming session at the Senate. Indeed.
1t is thought that he will never take Ills seat
IN The Senate Chamber aguln."
Thu above. III your lssua OF this morning,
Is an entire mistake, mid. knowing 1t will
prove annoying TO Senator llatt unl his
friends. take tha pa1ns to correct IT, assur-
lug you TINT haye absolute personal know1-
edge ot tho fncts l state. SsnAtur l'latt met
will. un accident Bo1uo two years since, IT.
ceiyIng hurt sln tia loft aids Of the cllost
from tile elld Of q piece OF timber. Thlh IT.
Jury resulted Ill Il running absrtss, which
afflicted lin mp to tho present surlhnert whul
1t has bec0na entirely llcnletl, md l,o Ii now
rs well W ever bnt0re in Its tite. lie has
passed. tho summer In tho AdlrOntlaoks,
uf Ais pslyslclnu, he will not leave tho woutls
llntl! tho middle Or latter pnrt OF Uctobgr,
proxli,lU, and will not, therefore, be prusent
ut the callol session Of tile Senate, Al liz
most assMratlly would wora there any need
thAt l!u should be. liz expects tn tnke Ills
seat tho frat Monday III December, nh eli.
tlraly well InRI. asaLn. Ills Malatly Inv
never thKcn n!t my symptoms Ut chn0ar, as
llas been 80 widely published. A. II. b.
, 1881-09-30
TIT; CABINET.


WASHINGTON, u. e., Srrt. a0.-'rllo ,le-
partnrc III Secretary Nindom tomorrow,
who ,i,l not gct off III tho Presidential cnr l0-
Luy. will lrnyo nnly Nfncrcngll atal Kirk
wool In tho city. Afanylle Win lsnsc l,tlst~
ilrss With tic departments dependent FIT
tlnal settlement nl,nn their respective heats
nru much disappointed III lt,c "Ssul1s Df nf-
tlrials. Tho summer has tes.il 80 fuit Ut Ills.
traction md allsc,ces tint m,cl, important
business has accumulated, aml tflnsc In
terestett now despair of receiving mich at-
teniIon now until 1t tlnw IAhnst comes In.
1ESr .ASn ltHcoIS.
Secretaries llt.nt mud f.tllc0ln left the city
nj = u, III. fur New Iurk. Mr., HINT Is to
nnllic nil insprr!!nn Of thu navy-ynr'is, and
Afr. Lincoln sakrs his wife IL tsyn llracl,,
where his chillircn 1,ays 1pen nit summer.
Neither viii return before Oct. :.
sl:cIsETA,sr wtNlM,M
fcaves tonlnrrow fur Newtnn, Nlass., to re-
main weuk.
THE OPINION
grows Ilatall t1,c Cabinet except AfncVe
Will remain until the meeting uf Congress iii
UueeIlhcr
noLD sf'ECutArfnSs.
WASHINGTON, y. G., Sept. s0.-Cabtnct
spcc,iatlons atld gossip still urcupy attention
cll!clIy llure. Gen. Williamson, formerly
Land Commissioner Is be11lE urEcs! l,y 1t fow
friends fur Secretary nf tic Interior, hut
1t Is not thought tint he has any
earthly show. The Impression IL grow
Ing thai oX.Senator boutwell, is Euing
into tho new Cabinet. Gu,1. Grant, it IL
sail l'y Ills Intimate friends here, will
mt tnw abandon tho great business
interests lfe Inns III Charge for any
, 1881-09-30
Mrs. Garfield and the Old Moth.
er Bearing Up with For.
titude,
Progress OF the Movement LoolS-
Ing to q Monument Over
tito Grave.
A Company Of Regular Infantry Ordered
from Detroit to Guard tho
Tomb.
CONFIDENCE.


WAert1SGrOS, u. e., Sept. .O-'rlle follow.
}nE telegram WIS received Mt tho Depurtt,nnt
uf yintr Yesterday fran Str. Ererr|t n,,r
t,,,arr; Il. / tTutr.o ~ 1,nriiu.
A rorc1ou i,tf1rn ,,n,n r,,nrox. ,ho .,,,r,,,,v
of tho f,cr",nn t,,vnrn,,nn+ -, ,hn ,,t,s,,",,.:.
.lca,h. Tho t,mncr,,r annt n ,orl,nI o,,n,,oto,,,,
thro,,uh t,nunt t,ncat ~ I'm ,rnnnr,oI s"r,.,rns
Nr 11fii or,,nv Smraturv - Stn,., s,,,t H.,
rhiIt,,.;.,,. ',,,,.'.,,,t.. ss''t.,. 0"'' '''o
....,.,. ,,''. ',e'.,aC,".'. ".. .st9 ,,
~ rs,a.ss. st,.,.s .""s ~ - 'up.tns ui"
's..a', ~ "'-''' ~'"o"'e"eo "Ao "i'i's "Pttc'
e'"'s"' ,.u.x
,v.,,,,>.or,v T, ~ ",,d m nh. ~,
,,r,.,". w. ., ~ .', ~ oIp.. 'I ~, ,l., ~ ~
~ t'ucas ~ *'"so A"t'''s"es ''lle 'o'lo"lhR
cuslestoilael'cc'
lphao' sopt: ~, ,s'l.-l os"ad. a"pa'ieto hfa-
'AeF. asnt"otaa: ron arc iistrhete" to trass-
mi mo tottowns me ssnEo To tho Hon. Jatncs g.
hiaine' 1I seofethfF of stato:
we anSe reaeiscH win feelings OF profnun1
sorro" tcieGrnn' from our Minister nmnounc-
, 1881-09-30
SUICIDAL.

6Rttta& pspatA to 7As Chicago 1ftbua4.
ATLANTA. Ga, sept. sN,--Capt, Henry AcCor.
tlaok, ut sho Cadlo liello, u fiyer steamer plying
bctwoen Columbus, Ca, aud Mobile, Au, COM
lnittesl suicide yesterday ut AbcrcruEube'a l3ur
by shooting ht,nsclf through THO head with q
pistol whaau lying In tho 6nuk oe hla saloon. Tho
REASONS ass1gtea weso that Mccormick, a few
wccks aao, thrs'ush hts encrxiss, raised COM
pany IL buy tbs stes1nos, saying that shu did
not draw too u,Heh water to run 1t the river.
ana tlat nn thu t!rat tflp. while hplyily loatIod
with cnst1, tho Hello ran aHrounL. The .fact
cailse4 slcCurtnnek, 70 watnsssba teatltie.l, 10
fee! buddy. aud ~ 4lnrtilloa HIN thAt hp entie.i
bis ltfu rAthor than return to Columbus aud b.
!nat!s fun VI ~ account Of bis tad Judgment.
wnlehman, and. returning u his Ft,ll, pIt iha
pistol to bis tcp(u and sent it, consents lnto lls
, 1881-09-30


Speetat D1pateh to The Chicago Tfibuns.
WAs1tlSaruS, u. t.. Sept. sJ.-1'ho fol-
lowing is tic rtlEns which tho Commissioner
Uf Internal Revenue will mako oil the snl,-
iect OF the taxation Of tlio checks. rlic rul-
ing will be published tonnUrraw: FWhcrc IT,
pDsiis arc i,atlo pM check Or draft ina,nc-
lsateiy carried 10 thu credit of the tlcnosftnr,
ad which Mrc subject ut oiiee to payment by
check or drift, they mist bo treated ~ de-
lt"slls OH tho dny tho sAl,le arc received ai,d
cntc,rd to tic credit Of tho ,cpositor Int
III the adjusting Of the tai|y balances of ill.,
posits, clearinghouse settlements will bu
recognized, alld bailss and bankers will
rcctify tic balance appearing OIL tlleir books
ut tho close OF eacl, tlny's business by de-
tluctEnE tic amount Of checks receiyotl FROM
the clearinghouse eacli 1l,Urnllig, trcNtlNg
such checks as though they Ind .,cun re-
cctycd and charged ul before tho close Of
business Oil tile previous day.
PAYING THE DE:1lr.
10 fhe Htsftrn 4iHocatrI i'rtts.
WAs1tiSoroS, d. e., Sept. al-Chcrks
were nicparctt Mt the Treasury yesterday fnr
ttelnptlon Ut bUnls Included In tiu previous
calls, and which lnve only Just BEEN pre-
suntcd ut the Treasury for redemption.
Tlere are lit all above So, COO, ,000 III bonds
still outstanding, but which have BEEN caEic.l
in, md upon which Interest hns ceascd.
Sonl0 Of these bonds sltoul.t have bcelrrru-
sentch for redemption eleven yenrs ago.
Provision hna been made fur redemption of
NIL of then. whenever presented at tho Trcns-
tlry, but, Judging from the lapse Of time since
Interest 1las beeM patd UPON some of them,
there ara Iany bonds outstanding which the
Treasury will never be called upon to re-
deem. 1t lsestinatctl that about 80, ,o00, ,000
OF extended skies Included III tho recent caIE
for SO, ,0W, 000 are held by tilo National banks
to secure their circulation. As interest OIL
these bui,sls will cease Dec. n the banks
1llst on nr before that tlnte, replace thenl
with other bonds, or reduco their circlt.-
tEon. No llltlnatton llas yet boen received Mt
tho Treasury Department tint my bank con-
templates reduction Of circulation.
ExIUirrs.
During August thu excess OF exports of
merchandise wns S5.S0i lae4; for the ycar end
ing Aug. il, Sib7, or, ,55 EXCESS OF imports uf
gnld and silver coln AMI bullion for August,
81, ,106, l09, and fnr tlle year, S1D, i5943l. Tile
total vnlue Of exports 0f merchandise for
August was SG7,sD7, ,t40, and Of in,pUrts Sfil,-
Gt,,01G. The total yAluo Of exports for twoiya
months entltng Aug. 81 was SS9s j91 "a, md
Imports sGE;;, lE},G6l. The decrease In value
of Imports frnnl tlls preceding twelve months
was s5I,GU,S5i, and tile increase Of experts
$40, ,iUl,3l5
THE INJECTOR OF THE MINT
purchased today ~, 600 ounces Of silver bull
lion for Philadelphia aid Sun Francisco
, 1881-09-30
1t 1s Raging in the Northwest.
Exactly Where Is Not
Known,
Perhaps We Got Some Of Il
Last Night, and Perhaps
Not.
1t Will Move Eastward, Dropping
q Big Rainfall Incl
ttcntn11y.
Tho People Of Leavcnworth Treated to
Needed Supply Of Moisture.

SIGNAL. SERVICE.
DrF1cE OF THE CHIEF SIaNAL 0pr1CEn, WASH.
tSHTOS. u. T.. Sept. ILL.,. H. r.-Tna Chief sgnl1
OllIccr furnishes the following special bulletin:
Thu barometer Is highest OIL tho Now ENGLAND
cplIst. Tho sovore tturfn Is central In Tho North.
wcst. Owing to ropurIa bolng Keraraliy mtesnRs
lruia tho Upper Iako rogioh md tho Nortbwcs,it
CANNOT 1sE ACCURATELY LOCATED.
Tho Temperature hAs fallen from q 10 IA
degrees OIL tho New England cuast. 1t has risen
from o 10 Is degrees III tho Northwest mud frm
& to 10 tirgrccs III the Lower Luke region. Light
rain has fallen snco tho lust report IN the south.
crn pnrtton Of tho West Gulf stntes, nnt1 heavy
rAtn lit tho Northwest. y rnlnfa!l of 2.l7 iurhea
is reported frUm Lcaycnworth. Enst to south
wInls continue on tho Attuntio coast; ol.e.
whcrn they are southorty. Tho Indications ate
TINT The storm now centrnl In tho Northwest
wlll movo eastward. causing strong gales aud
ruin III tho upror Lako reRlun to-day. nnd that
fatr wuathor will prevail In tho South Atlanta
statcs tohuy ard tomorrow.
INDICATIONS.
For, tho Ohio Valley aud Tennessee, fur
wcntt'or, wnrncr r'y Winds. stationary Or
lower batuanetcr.
For tho Lower lhlkc region. Hair weather, fol.
lowed By incroasllg c1o,ldIncss nnd local rains.
wAttlcr sOttttlprly Wltitl9 aud lower barometer.
Fur tho Upper Lake re4lon, pnrtiy cloudy Or
efutltly wcnthar, with rain, s0tltherIy ycurnx 10
wcAscriy Winds, la!iing followed t,y rising harom
ctcr, anu rising follnwct1 by fnting tempsra-
tArc.
For tho Upper Mississippi md Lower Missouri
Valleys, partly clnudy wsathor. with rain, wl,,ls
shifting to ,lorthorly In tic latter unl 10 north
or west IN tho northern potion Of tho forncs
district, hRher barometer, Falling proceeded II,
tho uo1tthcrn pnft1Ou Of tho former district BY
rising temperature.
Cautionary signals continue at Cleveland,
Section d, Bandusky, Toledo. Detroit, Section 1,
Port finrost, Alponn+ Maakluuw, Grand 1iayeu,
Section ., Chicngt'. milwaukee, Sections and =,
Escaslal'a. Marquette, and Duluth. aud nre Or.
durod for ftoohostor, Sootion O., DutIuto, and
Eric.
Local UHkKnvATIONS.
, 1881-09-30

mcn!, but sooA recovered liar con,,s,sIlre
She will tikcIy spend l,rr summers Ut Afruior
a,nl ,nr winters with re1attvaS III Cleveland
Md NJ Willtansstowl,, Afnss.. while her sns,s
.ta.t,es md larry are nj euEegr. tsrarunn
tsarlrtl will rcstta hereafter with the family
nf tho tlend President. Nal. SwAlm tlcnLcI
lie staten,e,t TINT lie intcndel 10 resisn his
in'sltion ns Gsneral Ut tt1o
ARMY. Tic 1rpent monument fund nlrcafy
amounts Ia 81 ln{rO flr 111nrp.
, 1881-09-30
NOTES..


lsER1aN.ATlON ACCEPTED.
WARRINGTON. D. G., Sept. .o.-1hp resig-
nRtton OF First Lieutenant +. j. Grant, OF
the Fourtl. Cavalry, lAs been accepted by
the President.
UNTllUE,
Tho statement tclegraplled from Utica that
j. Z. Reid, private secretary Of the l'resl-
.le'It, accompanied Senator Jones on hIs visit
to ex-senator Conkling, is untrue, Mr. Iced
Is here.
IOsTstASTEH AVPOINTED.
The President today appointed A. A.
Wh!sseA Postmaster at Dallas, Tex.
, 1881-09-30

d1sttal blsattA 70 2As cAteaso Tf{buat..
plrrsuuMi. Pa, Sept. raA-Jadge-Atlvo-
cate-Goneral Swain an4 Col. Rockwell, mem.
bers Of presit!ont Gasttells Gt}ic{al faulty,
were Ut tho city lust utght Gil route to Wash.
ington, Thoy luncl,cI vi tho untun Depot,
and lefl early this snornlng. Alaj. Swait,,, III
conversation, with a frlond.. gave hiu some
Interesting Information concatnInx Mrs.
tsaEttel4, When st,e arrived tu sight of Men,
tor he said shs was quito overcome fus IL no-
, 1881-09-30
u MISSING VESSEL.

- MISSING FEaHEt.
sptetd' nlpatth to The Ehteaso 7stbuna
f}t'srttN, Sert. m.-A st,rcn Ertm tllpnccstcr
Raysi IN" thItttRs tnyu ccH received rrt,tn tho
fchoo1lcr uuy Cl1nnlnHhain, which sailed frum
this Iurt July IN III yrntnl bunk t,nlIt,ilt way
ngr. ANIL although her t,wness llavn had strY,,,y
hopes lt alo would rottIrn, they hnyg ret,lct-
,intty cun,n tu tito tnInful conclusion TINT sho
Will never nEnln enter mort. The crew Ut tho
Il.Fatcsi vessel numbered fourteen, rs foilows:
can. f)an!ct UItrru. Ile,]arntn Campbell. .lol,,
rrnct0r, Mel Walker, trhn t,,!r,.s, Alidrnw Mol
SDrerston. Chnres latsD. .lH1lt, smtisntt. ttonry
s!IshirR. ChnrIcs .fotnst'si, an a'rank Chivoron.
h1.s tons, built III this city IN hi, md n,ynoti
hy s1easra.. tunnlnH.1nsn md Thompson. Hhu
WIS Insured In tho Gloucester Mutual Fishing.
I1'snrt,ilco r1mpany for $i.B3i on vessel atll
El,UlU 0tt Quilt.
, 1881-09-30


Special Ds'pateh to The caa:aao Tribune.
WAslilSuToS, d. c., Sept. 29.-Tl'e Senate
at It's special sess'on Will be cat1ct to order
by the Clllnf Clerk, and the next stop will bo
the election OF presiding officer. There Is
no doot Mt MI That. if tic ScI,nte secs tit, tho
three Senators coul'! b. received Mt once, for
Inc SENATE has constitutional rlglIt to l,aie
r"le to sweat III the ttlrea Senators even
oeforo the ELECTION " President pro tc1n
but as II laas Always nee,l the custom to ac"
minister tile oats' by the presiding officer or
tse Flc"'l'resident, this coltrse Will not be
aessntcu from now. After tie President pro
1c.' siali DO elected, tho question will then
ar!se, IL IL nus nor oeeh previously settled by
h"tl'a! asrealhellt, whether tho waiting Scll-
ators silntl he admitted. Or whether Secrc-
'afs sl'aIl be elected. ......--
WHILE TIE 1!EruntLcASs
M'll NM opiHlse LIE electitffi Ut q President
eney w!ll resist my fnrfiier steps Until t3te
u,ree SENATORS snail liaVo heon sworn ILL.,
1nls ~ 1east u the OPINION OF those Senators
now 'lese. IL tho be'iocfats should yIoll
anu lfeFtille tase administering uf tic oatl
ne oenn1e "ot!a 10 Il fit unless David Davis
t,iou'a 'n1o WIN tse lispliot!cans. II tho
uen'ocr.'s SHOULD alf ll!alnfatn TIC vtew tint
'oii'e OF tleil iio!'l.that bnsll the President
Anu Secretary Should bo elected beforo tho
5eilate ad'hl1s tte waiting Senators, the lae"
p"phcahs VIII make some contest. 1t Is
kho"li to oe
TIE WISH or THE PRESIDENT
alst the SENATE should organize rapidly, and
with no further contcst than Single purity
fote lnv"s"cs.
There Is undoubtedly some disposition, In
heW OF tue peculiar situation. to cul!le
~ I'LL ulllaChnlG Understanding l]tf1rH thH
, 1881-09-30
.EX-CON FED EItATES.


:
IT. ff,Uls. No., Stpt. .?.-1he c1.f,ohfc,toratcs,
ut their rc,lhtnn ns Mnncrty, Stt,.r Inst night.
nlnpel resolutions expressing themselves III
full sympathy with thu Nntiun's prier fur tho
untnrly death OF President UartleII. ut,.t otfcrs
tle heartfelt ctnsielencc uni lrnycr For tho
stricken, fatnty; .,teprrchtinx tho growth df t''r
sorJs IT assassination IN thu Mtnl: teuyln9 tths
my cx.tn,lfrlcrntr desires t'ts,lstn fr,,. thu
Federal tltcfltsnGnt rr State: rc,lllrNilnH their
ngcertltnM. Ut the ixsurs Ut thu latr War, ,tu.
uHG!nx Tho truth. rDtscls and GIllilH Tor tho
txlErInLMMtloM Ur thlt cIAsE Of Grl1nNNts.