Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-07-29
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WASHINGTON

The fund for Mrs Garfield has reached
$147.475.
ROSCOE CoSKLING's presence in Wash
ington II said to be due To legal business
connected with the Hudson river tunnel,
in which Senator Jones, Of Nevada. il
largely interested.
PENSION Commissioner Dudley urges
that Gultean be tried for high treason, az
no court would overrule his conviction
therefor, and healthy precedent would
be established
HARRY FoxwELL. saloon keeper of
knightstown, Ind, who il serving a life
term for murder, seeks pardon through
the efforts of prominent citizens of Wash
lngton and Baltimore, but Gov. Porter
turns deaf ear
TIE grand jury at Washington has in
dicted George w. Ingalls,, formerly agent
OF the Piutes, for presenting false vouch-
err. District attorney Corkhill will post
pone action in the case Of Guiteau till Sep
tember
IHE Ute commissioners report to Secre-
tary hirkw0od that they have selected a
reservation near the junction of the Green
and White rivers in Utah, on which they
propose To erect temporary agency build
InRs, and they ask for military force of
l9o men to aid in carrying out their plans
GrrrRAC il represented AZ having lost
some Of his foppishness and small por
tlsn of his vanity, but none Of his impu-
dencc or his egotism, since he has been in
prison. lie insists on being treated as a
prisoner of state, and wishes for better
treatment than the other prisoners.
! dressing the presidents wound, the
drAlnage-tnhe sank 10 Il depth OF five and
a half inches. Dr. Bliss contends that the
assassin's bullet pierced the left side Of
the liver and struck the wall Or the alb
domlnal cavity. The patient was not 10
easy last night. having suffered somewhat
from the vigorous manipulations Of 4
barber.
Mrs. DR. SUSAN Epson, who il the
Presidents female nurse, il Mrs. Gar
fields physician ordinarily, that lady in
elinlng 70 feminine doctors for feminine
patients, and al4o to the homeopathic
practice Of medicine. The doctors do not
like her, but she is fat and serene and
holds her way, conscious that Mrs. Gar
held y her powerful friend.
A SCANDAL affecting an Arctic explorer
II creatlng great excitement at Washing
tom. The lady involved was discharged
from the treasury department on his ac-
count, wherenpon he installed her in 4
furnished house Ills wife learned the
true state Of affairs and made an anan
nonced call at the residence, her indigna
ton leading her to tear mp some costly al
tire and pull down some portraits
TnE president has taken to reading the
daily journals. and listens to the telegrams
and letters Of sympathy which have accu-
mnlated since the shooting, in which he
takes the deepest interest He is we'll
enough 10 laugh heartily 1t the cuts in the
pictorial weeklIes.
SECRETARY BLAINE received a letter
from the Austrian Minister at Washing
ton. informing him that the Emperor OF
Austria desired TO express his lively SYM
Pathy with President Garfield. his indig-
nation az tke murderous attack on his life,
and his sincere interest in the favorable
news of the presidents condition and the
hopeful prospects Of his recovery.
pictorial weekIies